and The house takes another crack at aid for Israel and Ukraine, a meltdown at NPR, and the fallout from Iran's attack on Israel settles over the political landscape.

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anything. So the Dust continues to settle following Iran's decision to make good

on its threat to execute a direct attack on Israel in response to an Israeli

airstrike inside Syria that killed two IRGC commanders, one of whom was

implicated in the planning of the October 7th massacre.

Israel continues to contemplate its response to that attack,

one which consisted of over 350 drones and rockets executed by the regime itself,

not its proxies.

But not all of Iran's Western allies seem to be... by the regime itself, not its proxies.

But not all of Iran's Western allies

seem to be on board.

President Joe Biden reportedly

told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Yattanyahoo

...