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problematic for these really prime minister with his right-wing governing coalition. it's why we've seen itamar ben gvir, and bezalel smotrich to far-right ministers and netanyahu's governing coalition threatened to leave the government and force its collapse if netanyahu follows through with this proposal laid out by the netanyahu government's the main reason is because they believe that it will lead to an end to the war without this quote, absolute victory over hamas, which the israeli prime minister himself laid out as one of the main objectives of this war at the beginning. and so what we've been witnessing over the last few days is the israeli prime minister insisting that he has not agreed to a permanent ceasefire. as part of this proposal and it is true that as part of this proposal in the first phase of the agreement, a six-week ceasefire, which could be extended for weeks and weeks and weeks, as long as these two parties are negotiating, they will be negotiating that permanent ceasefire. and so the israeli prime minister is
had a favorable view, provided it will produce the end of the war, complete israeli withdrawal. hamas has its maximal projections, and what you're hearing from the right within his own government, is he's saying i haven't walked you're, the trust is he hasn't walked away from the objectives, but he's approved a proposal that creates a possibility of producing an end to the war, but it will go in stages. it's not automatic, and there are difficult issues that will have to be resolved. what this proposal does is create the basis for a resumption of incredible negotiations, that in a sense they'll be talking to the egyptians and countries that will then convey that to hamas. that resumption of indirect
his time and management of the pandemic specifically getting the vaccine from the beginning to the end we could get shots and arms just within about a year's time, almost every single democrat who talks to dr. fauci before they begin their questioning. thanks him for his time and whose service meanwhile, you have republicans really questioning every decision he was making during what we should point out was a very chaotic and uncertain time when the pandemic no began and that is everything for masking guidelines to distancing guidelines. and you heard dr. fauci outlining it was not ultimately his decision to decide that six feet was the proper distance. he said that that was a decision that was made by the cdc republicans questioning why he wasn't publicly questioning decisions from the cdc. and i think it is just important and democrats have been pointing this out as well to lay out the fact that at the time in 2020, there was a lot that was unknown about the coronavirus pandemic. there
he has not agreed to a permanent cease-fire until hamas is destroyed. now, you mentioned the different phases of this potential three-stage deal. the israelis are indicating they're open to phase one, a six-week cease-fire including the release of dozens of hostages, living and dead, but they're not saying they are prepared to move fade with what president biden described as phase two. it is not clear, andrea, that hamas is going to agree to move forward with any stage of this deal unless they have some commitment, even if it's in broad terms from the israelis that this war will come to an end which president biden said it should, in his address on friday night. as you said, the context here is important. prime minister netanyahu is under intense pressure from the far right of his inclusion, he's
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33 past the hour. a senior israeli official tells nbc news president biden's description of the latest cease-fire proposal is, quote, not accurate. the official specifically disputed that israel had agreed to fully withdraw its troops from gaza, a clause that's in the second phase of the proposal. the comment comes as far-right members of the israeli government have voiced their opposition to the proposal. president biden announced the framework on friday, describing it as a, quote, durable end to the conflict. the three-phased plan begins with a six-week truce and the return of women, children, and other vulnerable hostages in exchange for the release of hundreds of palestinian prisoners. israeli troops would also withdraw from populated areas of gaza. the second phase would see a permanent end to the war as well
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the state secretary in germany actually told me in a year where billions of people around the world will have the opportunity to vote, the one election everyone in europe cares about and is paying attention to is the american presidential election. the other thing that struck me is that almost every official i spoke to believed that donald trump was going to win again. they say that with a sense of dread, in some cases, bordering on panic, honestly. you know, the word that i heard most often in these interviews was existential. they said if donald trump comes back -- you know, we made it through the first trump term, right? it took a toll on the transatlantic relationship. but they made it through. they said if he comes back, given what he has been saying about nato, given what he has been saying about russia, the war in ukraine, they're really afraid that it will be the end of nato and the gunning of a new stage of russian aggression, that europe, frankly, isn't