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for 20% off your first-time purchase. It's Friday, July, it's July. Welcome to the PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker. Your eyes and ears on the

world stage. Let's get briefed. First, Israeli Prime Minister Nanyahu was

reportedly blindsided by critical remarks made publicly by Vice President

Kamala Harris following a private discussion that they held on Thursday.

We'll have the latest fallout and why some Israeli officials fear that the remarks

from Harris could undermine ceasefire negotiations.

Also, France was rattled by a series of arson attacks Friday morning targeting the country's high-speed train network just hours ahead of the opening ceremony for the Summer Olympic Games in Paris.

But first, our afternoon spotlight. The vice president and presumptive

Democrat presidential mamma-e Kamala Harris got off to a bit of a rocky start

in her diplomatic outreach this week facing widespread criticism from Israeli officials

over her remarks after a private meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu that they claim jeopardized ceasefire negotiations.

Netanyahu met with both President Biden and Vice President Harris on Thursday in separate

private meetings to discuss ongoing ceasefire talks that the administration hope can bring a sustained calm to Gaza.

Harris, however, followed her private meeting with some public remarks that caught Netanyahu off guard and angered leaders in Jerusalem,

that's according to an exclusive report from Axios.

Harris, like Biden, brought up the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and expressed concerns around civilian

casualties in her meeting with Nagnahu. But her on-camera statement, well that

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