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Professor Richard Epstein, a senior fellow of the Hoover Institution, is traveling.

He's in the nation's capital attending happily the Federalist Society gathering.

But I call upon Richard to speak to the headlines we're getting from

the war in Gaza.

We have two wars and a third one threatened, but we're focusing now on the news from Gaza.

This is NPR reporting from Tel Aviv.

Israel has agreed to allow civilians stuck in northern Gaza time to move safely to areas in the south

of Gaza for several hours each day the White House announced.

Professor, a very good evening to you.

First, humanitarian pause, humanitarian cease-fire a few hours each day.

The various presentations have careful language, but it's all adding up to a moment here for people to get

out of North Gaza where the Israeli Defense Force is now locked in fierce fighting with the tunnels where we believe the Hamas are

waiting for Israelis to come down into the tunnels. What is your measure of

the pause, the ceasefire, the humanitarian court? the understand the differences and we'll take it on a couple of terms.

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