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From Christianity today, you're listening to The Bulletin, a podcast about the people, events, and issues that are shaping our world.

I'm Clarissa Mall, producer and moderator of the Bulletin. This week, Israel and Hamas violate their ceasefire.

Thousands gather across the U.S. for no king's protests, and an amazing jewelry

heist from the Louvre in Paris has some critics of the government looking for symbolism

in the loss. Mike Cosper and I discuss these headlines, and I sit down with Kendra van der Mullen

of the National Christian Foundation to talk about the greatest wealth transfer in American history that's beginning

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Hello, listeners. Welcome to our Tuesday show, where we let you know what's catching our eye

as the week begins. I'm in Washington,

D.C. this week and joining me from his studio is senior contributor Mike Cosper. Hi, Mike.

Hey, good morning. On Sunday, the New York Times reported that two Israeli soldiers were killed

when Palestinian militants attacked their vehicle in the southern city of Rafa. Israel responded,

saying that Hamas had violated its

ceasefire, bombarding the area and threatening to end aid. We think maybe the leadership isn't

involved in that, you know, so rebels within, but either way, it's going to be, it's going to be

handled properly. It's going to be handled, toughly, but properly. Is the ceasefire still in place?

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