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This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth, a great day and a great nation where there is great and bitter debate concerning what happens next in the war on Gaza.

The ambiguous response to the telephone call between President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, where there's

basically a suggestion that America will change policies unless Israel changes its policies

and pursuing an end to the Gaza war.

How would America change policies?

Would this eliminate America's aid to Israel?

Aid, which is extraordinarily important to the Israelis,

despite the fact that Pranamist of Netanyahu has said, if there is any

interruption in aid, we will go it alone. The determination on part of the Israeli leadership

right now is that even with pressure from the United States and the rest of the world, a lot of it having to do

with an accident of war among, by the way, many accidents of war. Why is this accident of war

look so much incredibly worse than others? Part partially because Israel has very publicly tried to hold itself

to a higher standard and has tried to indicate that they will continue to go to great efforts,

even risking the lives of soldiers in the IDF, to go to great efforts, even risking the lives of soldiers in the IDF,

to try to spare as many civilians as possible.

There's a powerful and I think necessary column that appeared today in the Wall Street Journal about Hamas's number games.

Now, what number games you may ask about? The fact is that whenever people talk about

about what is going on in the war in Gaza, they always use the same figures, and the figures are from the Hamas Health Ministry.

But where do those figures really come from?

There's a researcher named David Deznick, and he is a director of research at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies,

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