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Easter. Hope everyone had a great Easter weekend. Chris, how is your

Easter weekend? The Easter weekend was fantastic, thanks.

And now I am in the Boston area looking at colleges with my son.

Well, I would actually get us started with our first story for today.

Tens of thousands of people have rallied outside of the Kaneset and Israel

in the largest anti-government protest since the onset of Israel's military action in Gaza.

Demands of the demonstrators are pressing for a ceasefire agreement that would release

Israeli captives and demands for early elections which is a pretty significant challenge to Benjamin

Netanyahu's government.

The mass protest is described as the largest since the conflicts beginning in October and are extending for several days around

the building and other areas.

And protests also extend to Tel Aviv, so really a pretty widespread protests.

I mean, this is just kind of following the global trend of governments and people being just fed up with how

Net and Yahoo is handling this conflict.

Netanyahu, for his part, issued a statement basically saying he's not going to back down and

once again doubling down on the very controversial pending invasion of Rafa which he called necessary so good to see these

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