Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett on the Navas is away on the news hour tonight.

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Mexico and those trying to help them. Welcome to the news hour. Today for the first time President Biden publicly

threatened to condition support for Israel. His remark came in a phone call

with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The President said his future policy was dependent on whether Israel took multiple steps

to ease the civilian suffering in Gaza.

He also reiterated his call for an immediate ceasefire. Following all of this is our

Nick Schifran.

Nick, it's great to have you here and look as you will know, White House readouts of presidential

phone calls with foreign leaders aren't always that

illuminating but we actually learned a lot today from the official White House

summary of the call between President Biden and Netanyahu. Tell us what you've learned.

The White House readout but also U.S. officials who I've been talking to tell me that the

president was, quote, very direct with the Prime Minister, and the president said that following

that killing of the World Central Kitchen aid workers, you see following that

the killing of the World Central Kitchen aid workers.

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