It's Monday, April 8th, 2024, a wacky weekend of foreign policy.

The Rock has regrets and why maybe you shouldn't get too excited about this new study next on the AM updates.

What a wild weekend of foreign policy from the Biden White House it was.

We'll begin on Sunday morning on CBS News's Face the Nation,

where Pentagon spokesman John Kirby confirmed to the media

that maybe the U.S.'s support of Israel isn't quite as rock solid as we thought.

Is the Biden administration position still that there should be zero conditions on aid,

military aid to Israel?

I'm not going to get ahead of the president or decisions he might or might not make going

forward.

He was very clear in his call with the prime minister that if we don't see some changes

in their policies in

Gaza and the way they're prosecuting operations, we're going to have to make some changes of our own.

You do think these are Israeli policies then to block eight? They have, they have, they get to

decide how they prosecute this war. It's their operation. We just talked about them pulling troops out and what that means.

They get to decide how they prosecute operations. We get to decide how we're going to react to

that and how we're going to administer our own policy with respect to Gaza. We make those

decisions. And the president was clear with the prime minister. If there's not changes, if things

don't get better, then we're going to have to make changes of our own.

John Kirby is referring there to a supposed phone call that Joe Biden had with Prime Minister

Bibi Netanyahu of Israel, telling him that he's really disappointed and unhappy with that

accidental IDF airstrike that killed aid workers in Gaza.

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