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future with the degree you didn't think was possible. The Open University. The future is open. So while America and a lot of folks in the world have been really fixated on this Epstein story, which is really, really, really important, but there is a very important story that involves lives and death to a lot of

people. And I'm talking about what's going on in Gaza, in Israel, but Gaza. And that is, there is no

formal ceasefire between Israel and Gaza, no formal ceasefire. But aid was allowed to be dropped in, at least Israel, Israel allowed aid to be dropped in recently. But it's not nearly enough. And if you look at the pictures coming out of Gaza, there's no denying that Gaza is barely inhabitable. And as a matter of fact, it's not inhabitable.

It is literally hell on earth.

So many people have died.

So many building, structures, homes, hospitals, everything, the infrastructure, all gone.

And so this question about, and the people, according to the folks who are there, who live there,

and who are reporting it, that there is an Israel filter bubble, that they're not even getting

the right information that is coming out of Gaza and what it looks like and what's happening

with this war.

But the question that people have been asking, especially many on the left and others who

don't agree with the tactics that Israel has been using since October 7th, the whole idea

of them having an Israel having the right to defend itself, no one is questioning that or denying

that.

But they've been

questioning just the, if the response has been overwrought. And there's no denying that the

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