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Israel May Delay Rafah Operation, Social Media SCOTUS Case, Another Shutdown Looms

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🗓️ 26 February 2024

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to move ahead with a ground offensive in the border city of Rafah, even though a ceasefire deal may delay the operation. The battle over free speech on social media reaches the U.S. Supreme Court, and Congress faces yet another government shutdown deadline this week.

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0:00.0

Israel's Prime Minister sets conditions to pause fighting in Gaza.

0:07.0

Benjamin Netanyahu says he doesn't want to call off a new ground offensive and is only willing to delay it.

0:12.0

I'm Steve Insky with Michelle Martin,

0:14.6

and this is up first from NPR News.

0:20.1

The battle over free speech on social media

0:22.4

reaches the US Supreme Court.

0:24.1

These cases are going to define the future of the internet.

0:28.9

Will the justices let Florida and Texas force Facebook and other platforms to carry content they deem objectionable.

0:36.4

And Congress faces yet another government shutdown deadline this week.

0:40.0

Why is it so hard for lawmakers to fulfill their most basic responsibility

0:43.9

funding the government?

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