The war in Gaza's fog of war, we're told the IDF has plans to assault Raffa, the village at the

south end of the Gaza Strip, divided by an international border.

One half of the village, not much standing, is on the Egyptian side.

One half of the village, not much standing.

Large amounts of tents on the Gaza side.

However, the critical juncture is, before the offensive,

feeding one to two million people daily. I welcome Bill Rajo, the Foundation for

the Defense of Democracy and the same economy of the Hudson Institute, to comment on

the plans announced by the president before, during and after the State of the

Union message.

The plans to bring in a floating dock, which reminds me, of course, of the famous floating dock

of the Normandy beaches in 1944. That was a great idea until a storm came up from the Atlantic

and wrecked it. I don't see that being a possibility.

However, Bill and Haines saying, very good evening to you. I welcome your comments on this plan because

it's quite the engineering feat. your

conversation on generation jihad these last days with your colleague David Ayud.

What did you learn about the floating dock?

Does it exist anywhere in the world?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Yes, I mean, this sort of thing has been done before, but we have to keep

in mind that this is an active war zone.

And at some point, first of all,

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