I'm John Bachelore with Anatol Liebun of the Quincy Institute for Responsible State Craft.

War in Ukraine divides everything in NATO, EU doubts about how long Ukraine can sustain,

but war in the Middle East, war in Gaza, especially disturbs the peace of Europe.

Divided now, a quick summary.

France, dominant or in the neighborhoods

that Banlouz around Paris and other major cities of people

who have come from North Africa, the French possessions in North Africa, French speaking,

born in Paris, not born in Algeria, Morocco, but very sympathetic to the point of

Erbit for the Palestinians under attack. Same story in London, 300,000 on several weekends despite the warning by the authorities, sharp words by the authorities not to provoke.

Ireland, an incident that is still under investigation, an attack on school

girls by someone said to be Algerian origin, although a naturalized citizen,

unclear.

It's just led to riots in Dublin and a sharp talk

by the Prime Minister.

And then the Dutch have elected Gert Wilders,

who's known as an anti-immigrant voice for quite some years.

Germany has a very divided position because it has a large Muslim population, Turkey,

but at the same time is historically sympathetic and more than sympathetic attached to the success of Israel.

That's enough to make the point that the Gaza War is pulling Europe in different directions.

I'm concentrating on immigration.

Is that a story that the European Union is working on?

Do they have an answer to all of these pressures

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