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Good evening, this is John Bachelor. The show begins tonight with a conversation about

the situation in Gaza and the millions or more people who are without adequate supplies,

food, water, necessities. The long drawn out negotiation to supply them from the

Sinai side of the Rafa crossing. It's a very small part of the world, very intimate.

And the Gaza Strip is now housing out in the open as I understand it. A million people

are more. It's hard to imagine how they can be sustained these many days. But Josh Rogan

Washington Post tells me they've got hours here before the crisis moves to horror. At the same time,

Josh reports there is more and more news of attacks on an American bases in Iraq in Oma

by surrogates of Iran. This involves the concern that everyone has in the region, but especially

in Cairo within 24 hours. An emergency conference called by President Al-Sisi involving at least

several European nations. Greece, Italy, are mentioned. The foreign minister of France will be there.

And Turkey will be there, principles from the Arab states, from South Africa, gathering to

were told, avoid a wider war. While the wider war looks to be in front of us, it would be Ukraine

and Gaza at the same time. I'm certain they're also concerned with Hezbollah's threat from

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