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Welcome to Inside Call Me Back, our members-only edition where we open the door and let you shape the conversation.

Today in the hot seat, addressing your

questions and personal dilemmas is ARC media contributor, Nadavail. Nadev, welcome back to the inside.

Thank you. I'm glad to be here again. So, Nadav, you are in Israel. You just mentioned to me

before we started recording that you just came from Channel 12, where you were on television there, and we'll get into our members' questions in a moment.

But my first question, before we get into your take on the MOU, is obviously there's a lot of

news and heat being generated today from some of the things Vice President Vance said.

Full disclosure, I haven't read the entire transcript of what he said,

so I haven't seen every line, but there's obviously a few lines that are making their way around

social media and the press, and I'm sure they are bouncing around like a pinball inside Israel.

So let's just start specifically, anything that Vice President Vance said that is having an impact

inside Israel. So Dan, the vice president has a briefing today in the White House. He was criticizing

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