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With anti-Israel demonstrations continuing in American cities and on American campuses,

one major Western power is now calling for a ceasefire.

Here with Morris Daily Wire Senior Editor Cabot Phillips.

Cabot, first, there's been a lot of talk about what the Biden administration has called,

humanitarian pauses, and then a lot of pressure about a potential ceasefire.

What can you tell us on that front? Well, as we reported last week, the White House claimed that Israel had agreed to four-hour daily pauses,

but it's unclear how accurate that is.

Israel has maintained that it's only giving occasional brief tactical pauses.

They also announced that they would be opening a second corridor within Gaza

to allow civilians to flee the fighting.

But the major development came over the weekend when we saw a rather dramatic turn against Israel

from a major Western ally, France. French President Emmanuel Macron told a BBC on Friday

that while he supported Israel's goal of combating terrorism, they must do so

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