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President Trump said Israel would have a green light to "finish the job" if Hamas refused to agree to the cease-fire deal.
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The former UK prime minister became the first named member of a new "Board of Peace" chaired by Donald Trump.
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The Monday meeting between Trump and the Israeli prime minister could be a key step toward renewing serious peace talks.
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"If both sides agree to this proposal, the war will immediately end," the White House proposal says.
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Democracy Now! was on the streets as thousands marched to the United Nations in New York City Friday while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the General Assembly. Despite the fact that Netanyahu is wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes he has presided over in Gaza, he was able to travel to the U.N. without incident, as the United States says it does not recognize the jurisdiction of the ICC. We spoke to protesters demanding Netanyahu's arrest and an end to Israel's genocide in Gaza.
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"If both sides agree to this proposal, the war will immediately end," the White House proposal says.
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Whether President Trump can help bring the war to an end will probably depend on how much he is willing to push Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Acclaimed historian Greg Grandin joins Democracy Now! to discuss the Trump administration's attack on an alleged drug-smuggling boat in international waters, which killed 11 people earlier this week. President Trump and other senior officials have claimed without evidence that the boat was carrying narcotics from Venezuela to the United States and was operated by the gang Tren de Aragua, which the U.S. has designated a terrorist organization. "It was pure murder," says Grandin. "In many ways, it's bringing the logic of Gaza into the Caribbean, in terms of unaccountability, impunity and an expansive notion of national defense to justify what is, in effect, just extrajudicial killing."
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