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is CBS, I in the world. I'm John Bachelor with Malcolm Honeline Conference of

Presidents Major American Jewish Organizations,

and we're very privileged to welcome Alan Dershowitz,

American lawyer, law professor, a man who speaks of the US Constitution easily.

We're looking for guidance right now about the American and Israeli

Contrattempt polite foreign word.

Malcolm?

Yes, thank you, Alan, for joining us.

Professor Dershruh, it's really an honor to have you. And I was wondering

whether you could discuss how you interpret the various conflicting polls, one showing that a majority of

Americans don't approve of the actions in Gaza, whereas 79% still support Israel, and 60% said that Israel recognize Israel's trying to avoid civilian casualties. Where do you see American public

opinion and why is it shifting this way? It depends on which media you watch. If you

watch CNN in the New York Times, you're going to get a totally and completely

distorted view of what's going on in Israel. I just came back from four days in

Israel where I met with the Prime Minister, the President, I met with the

head of the most sod for two hours, I met with the head of the most sad for two hours I met with various military

leaders and when you see the honest picture of what's happening and let me tell you

two things that you don't know if you see if you read American and watch American media.

There is no famine in Gaza.

Categorical.

I've seen the data.

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