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President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will hold talks at the White House soon.

A short time ago, Trump took reporters questions about post-war recovery for millions

of people in Gaza. He says Palestinians should relocate someplace nicer, such as in Egypt or Jordan.

I think they should get a good, fresh, beautiful piece of land, and we get some people to put up the

money to build it and make it nice and make it habitable and

enjoyable and make it a whole. You say they don't want to leave though. Palestinians say they don't want to leave.

I don't know how they could want to stay. It's a demolition site. When asked whether the U.S. would

be willing to help pay for relocating Gossens, he says that there are plenty of other people in the area who have a lot of money, apparently referencing nations such as Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Trump signed new executive orders in the Oval Office this afternoon.

One is focused on reimposing maximum pressure on Iran. The president indicated he was,

quote, torn about signing it. He said, quote, hopefully we are not going to have to use it very much,

end quote. Two groups of FBI agents are suing the Justice Department, the separate lawsuit

seeking to block the Justice Department from making public the names of agents who worked on January 6th Capitol riot cases.

Here's NPR's Ryan Lucas.

One of the lawsuits was filed by the FBI Agents Association and the other by a group of nine anonymous FBI agents.

In recent days, the Justice Department has sought to obtain a list of FBI officials who worked on the Capitol Riot investigation

and or cases involving now President Trump. Both lawsuits view this as a retaliatory measure

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