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Welcome back everyone.

Welcome back everyone to the Grace Curly show. I just wanted to give you a little

update on what is going on with Hamas. Hamas political leader Ismail Heine was killed in Iran. This was the guy because I saw

the photo of him today and I was like I know I know I've seen him before not just in photos but there was some video that went

viral and then I remembered what it was. This was the leader who he was

touring a hospital and someone came up to him and told him his three sons had died in an

airstrike and he didn't even, he was just nonplussed.

He just kept moving throughout the hospital. he was like okay and then just kept moving

so he was killed also he's below commander was killed in Beirut yesterday.

Yes, bye-bye, and I wanted to read this headline from the Wall Street Journal.

Usually the Wall Street Journal is actually fairly decent.

I would say there, it's really hard nowadays to call any I wouldn't start out defending any publication

yeah most publications are bad but compared to like the Washington Post the Wall Street Journal

tends to be a little bit more moderate. All I'm saying is I'm shocked to see this

headline pass through the editors at the Wall Street Journal. Strike in Iran kills Hamas. This might be like austere

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