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This really looks like a Gaza-for-Taharan deal behind the scenes between the White House and Prime Minister Netanyahu.

And what I mean by that is, look, you want us to green light your attack in Iran,

and then you want us to join this fight against Iran, fine. But the president has made clear

that he wants the war in Gaza to end. And I can definitely imagine him saying to the prime

minister, you got what you wanted from me.

Now I get what I want from you.

We see the light at the end of the tunnel.

The Lebanese front is over.

The Iraqi front is over. The Syrian front is over.

The Iranian front is over.

Hamas is half over. I think we see it. We can see the end.

It's 11 a.m. on Tuesday, June 24th here in New York City. It is 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24th in Israel,

as Israelis wind down their day. A lot has unfolded in the Middle East since America's historic strike on Iran's three nuclear sites this past Saturday night.

On Monday, Iran launched its highly anticipated

response to the U.S. attack firing multiple missiles at the American Al-Udade Air Base in Qatar.

The attack seems to have been far more symbolic, if not completely theatrical, than militarily

strategic, as Iran gave both Qatar and the U.S. advance warning before firing the missiles.

In a post on truth social, yesterday President Trump, mockingly thanked Iran for, quote,

giving us early notice, which made it possible for no lives to be lost and nobody to be injured.

Also on Monday, the Israeli Air Force struck critical IRGC targets.

This included multiple hubs of IRGC internal operations, including its military headquarters,

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