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Hey there, from CNN, I'm Chris Debeau with the five things

you need to know for Thursday, April 4th.

President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

are speaking on the phone today in a call that was reportedly

set up after Israeli strikes killed aid workers in Gaza.

I asked CNN's Arlet signs what the leaders are likely to talk about.

Krista, President Biden is expected to convey his frustration and anger directly to Israeli

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

But despite the ramped up rhetoric,

U.S. officials have said there's no change in U.S. policies

supporting Israel's military campaign against Hamas,

including providing weaponry without conditions.

But the incident marks the latest flashpoint in the increasingly tense relationship

between the two leaders, raising questions about whether Israel will eventually face consequences

from the US. The founder of the World Central Kitchen says the Israeli

strike that killed seven of its workers on Monday was deliberate and targeted,

while Israel says it was unintentional, and an investigation is underway.

We're learning more about just how chaotic the final days of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan

were back in 2021. CNN was able to exclusively look at closed-door testimony from three top

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