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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. President Trump says he's had good talks with

Arab and Muslim leaders about resolving the war in Gaza and says he won't let Israel annex parts

of the West Bank. That was a key issue raised by Arab officials, as NPR's Michelle Kellman reports.

Outside the UN Security Council, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister,

Prince Faisal bin Farhan al-Saud, stood alongside some of his colleagues from the region

and from Europe to show solidarity for a future Palestinian state.

He says they've been telling the Trump administration that Israeli threats to annex parts of

the West Bank would risk Trump's efforts to promote peace in the region.

And I feel confident that President Trump understood the position of the Arab and Muslim countries.

And I think the president in the U.S. understands very well the risks and position of the Arab and Muslim countries, and I think the president in the

U.S. understands very well the risks and dangers of annexation in the West Bank.

President Trump now says he won't allow Israel to take part to the West Bank.

Michelle Kellerman and PR News, the United Nations.

Federal officials have identified the man who shot and killed a detainee

and injured two others at an ice facility in Dallas yesterday as 29-year-old Joshua Jan. Authorities say

he acted alone and left detailed notes stating he intended to shoot and terrorize ice agents. He died

of an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. The chatbot

developed by Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company will now be available to federal agencies.

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