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After a surprise coordinated attack on Israel by the militant group Hamas, the region is engulfed in pitched combat with more than 1,000 dead and many more displaced.
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This week Israeli lawmakers voted to limit their Supreme Court's powers, a big win for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while those in opposition took to the streets and were met with extreme force. Will this change U.S. support for Israel?
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Today Midday focuses on foreign affairs as Tom discusses Ukraine and Russia, last week's NATO summit and Israeli President Herzog's address to Congress.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a surprise address to graduates at Johns Hopkins University’s commencement ceremony via livestream Thursday morning.
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The Haaretz reporter and author discusses the recent upheavals in Israel's domestic politics and its US relations. Plus, Putin's war on Ukraine's Jews.
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Businessman and global finance expert Eric Hontz weighs Ukraine's mounting economic and human losses, one year after Russia's full-scale invasion.
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Tom Hall reports on mass protests in Israel against a right-wing plan to weaken Israeli courts. Haaretz reporter Samuel Sokol joins us from Tel Aviv with analysis of that controversy, and the recent violence between Israelis and Palestinians.
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We assess the extraordinary contributions of former US President Jimmy Carter before, during and after his White House years, with Middle East policy expert Dr. James Zogby.
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The families of US hostages and Americans falsely held in foreign prisons discuss their campaigns to bring their loved ones home.
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Maryland's senior senator discusses the prospects for enacting real gun law reform, bringing inflation under control, and continuing to provide US arms for Ukraine in its war with Russia.