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Hello, a good evening. Welcome to Navaralife. I am of course Aram Bastani. Tonight, I'm joined, I must say, to my great immense pleasure by Marcus Barnett. Marcus, how are we?

Hello, Aaron. How are you doing me, mate? You're right.

Very well. And Marcus is a fabulous guy, good friend. You wear a lot of hats, Marcus. Can you tell us a little bit more about yourself?

What do you do? Who do you work for?

So I'm the associate editor of Tribune magazine.

That's enough. That'll do.

Coming up tonight, Israel's end game for its genocide in Gaza. The Office for Budget Responsibilities, Fiscal Risks and Sustainability Report is something you should be aware of,

and it's not good. Tucker Carlson's interview with the Iranian president, Massoud Peschian,

and where have the Epstein files gone to now? Apparently, they don't exist anymore.

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Navarra Live. First story.

Israel's endgame for its genocidal campaign against the people of Gaza is now out in the open.

After 21 months of war crimes, indiscriminate bombing and genocidal statements from Israeli politicians,

Defense Minister Israel Katz just said the quiet part out loud.

Katz told reporters yesterday that he has instructed the IDF and the defense ministry

to bring forward a plan to create a so-called humanitarian city on the rubble of Rafah in southern Gaza.

Here's how the BBC reported on Katz's plan.

This plan to essentially move 600,000 people initially and then the full population of 2 million people

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