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One of them is in prison, Marwan Barghouti, who is ready for a compromise. Nick Schifrin: Marwan Barghouti, whom Israel tried and convicted of terrorism charges 20 years ago, but maintains his political viability and is one of the most popular Palestinian leaders today. Marwan Muasher: Absolutely. I mean, we ...
... Gaza and release Israeli hostages. The Biden administration hopes that deal could lead to larger diplomatic initiatives across the region. But how realistic is that? Nick Schifrin takes a closer look. Nick Schifrin: In the heart of Gaza City, in neighborhoods they thought they'd cleared, Israeli soldiers fight courtyard ...
... Jerusalem district court. I suspect, if he goes through this deal, far from his being his legacy, I think it's going to number his days. Nick Schifrin: Aaron David Miller, Khaled Elgindy, thank you very much to you both.Aaron David Miller: Thank you, Nick. Khaled Elgindy: Thank you.
... been no communication between Iran and Washington. But, again, what Washington is trying to do is stop the attacks, but not go to war with Iran. Amna Nawaz: Nick Schifrin with the late-breaking news of these U.S. strikes overseas. Nick, thank you so much. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... in Iraq and Syria. The question now is, William, of course, how the administration will punish Iran itself or just its proxies after 160 attacks on U.S. forces in the last three months across Iraq and Syria. William Brangham: Nick Schifrin, thank you so much.Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... a fly that accidentally flew into the mouth. I am convinced that such a natural and necessary cleansing of society will only strengthen our country. Nick Schifrin: For his sins, Medvedev was kicked out of the Communist Party and the local parliament threw him out. The vote was 33-0 ...
... that perhaps they have realized that they have come to the brink of something dangerous and may back away. That does not end the conflict. Nick Schifrin: Yes. Vali Nasr: This will continue while this war is going on in Gaza. Nick Schifrin: Vali Nasr, Reuel Marc Gerecht, thank you ...
Nick Schifrin: Many U.S. officials don't believe that this is actually about Gaza. This is about Iran, Iran pushing these or supplying the information, the intelligence, the weaponry to these Iranian-backed proxies in Iraq and Syria and the Houthis in Yemen to be able to launch these ...
... to be temporary. And U.S. officials are trying to make sure that it's as short as possible so that UNRWA activities are actually not stopped. Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, thank you for that reporting and for unpacking all of those developments. We appreciate it. Nick Schifrin: Thanks, Geoff.
... More and more allies meet the guideline of spending 2 percent of GDP. And, in total, they have added 450 billion U.S. dollars. Nick Schifrin: Yes. Jens Stoltenberg: So, different U.S. administrations have called for more defense spending. They were right, and now this is happening. Nick Schifrin ...
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