... to those responsible for the war -- for war crimes and crimes against humanity that this -- that there is no more impunity. These times are done. Nick Schifrin: And, finally, in the short time we have left, it's important to note the Sudanese Armed Forces, as I mentioned before, Samantha ...
... here. Amna Nawaz: So let's start with President Biden and a lot of the big news around Israel this week. We saw the report Nick Schifrin was reporting on earlier that basically found that Israel may be in violation of international humanitarian law, but the U.S. will continue ...
... on Israel. But it's all coming to a head. Israel said the end of this week is the deadline. They will launch that major operation in Rafah if there is not a hostage deal. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin beginning our coverage tonight. Nick, thank you. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... political support that we provide. And I think the understanding, the common understanding that Ambassador Ross rightly says is necessary, about how to actually defeat Hamas will be where we end up. Nick Schifrin: Tom Malinowski, Ambassador Dennis Ross, thank you very much to you both.Dennis Ross: Thank you.
... whether to withhold weapons. All of these three major points are intertwined, and they have major ramifications not only for the war, but the future of the U.S.-Israel relationship. Amna Nawaz: A critical point, indeed.Nick Schifrin, thank you, as always, for your reporting. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... is not set by then, it will launch that major operation into Rafah, defense Minister Yoav Gallant making that explicit today. He said, if there's no deal, Israel will -- quote -- "go deeper into Rafah." Amna Nawaz: That is Nick Schifrin reporting tonight from Jacksonville, North Carolina. Nick, thank you.
... crossing in Southern Israel which had been temporarily closed this weekend, William, because Hamas attacked the crossing, killing four Israeli soldiers and disrupting aid into Gaza. But that will reopen, U.S. officials say, basically tonight or tomorrow. William Brangham: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... maximize civilian casualties. Nick Schifrin: As for Shams, he will keep working and trying to protect his family... Shams Odeh: They are refugee like me. Nick Schifrin: ... including the newest members. But he couldn't protect everyone.Shams Odeh: They were playing here, spend their life here. Nick Schifrin: Thirty ...
Adm. John Aquilino: This jaunt down here for me, Nick, this is my place of sanity, right? Nick Schifrin: At Joint Base Pearl Harbor, the guided missile cruiser USS Shiloh has just rebased from Japan. Aquilino has pushed the military to create a regional joint task force, the first outside ...
... a bit of a pipe dream 30 years ago. Nick Schifrin: The book is the "New Cold Wars: China's Rise, Russia's Invasion, and America's Struggle to Defend the West." David Sanger of The New York Times, thank you very much, as always.David Sanger: Thank you, Nick.
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