Before we start, I want to highlight an extraordinary example of Israeli resilience. At Hadassah hospitals in Jerusalem,

there are fully operational facilities built deep underground, designed so that even during war,

lifesaving medical care never stops. Entire departments have moved below ground, operating rooms, intensive care units,

maternity wards. Doctors and nurses are urgently treating patients, even while rockets are flying

and sirens are blaring. Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America,

built these hospitals and is now working to rapidly expand these

underground areas. There's a critical need to equip a new underground emergency zone with 40

additional beds as well as to build and outfit six advanced operating rooms, ensuring surgical

care under extreme threats.

Please go to hadassah.org to make a gift that helps Hadassah continue its longstanding,

life-changing support for the people of Israel.

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There's the New York Times narrative, right?

And that is Israel is leading the United States to another fiasco.

And then there is the Tucker Carlson narrative, and that is that America is Israel's proxy.

But both narratives is that Israel is pushing the United States of America into a disaster.

Which means then, then if this war goes wrong, that means that the Tucker Carlson narrative becomes like the prophecy, and that would be a disaster for the Israeli-American relationship.

But on the other hand, if this war goes right, it means that it's not only about the question,

will we be able to wipe out our greatest enemy?

It's also about the question if we can save the relationship with our best friend,

and the results will define everything.

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