voters are asking for. all right, matt duss, thank you very much. that is all in for this week. alex wagner tonight starts right now with ali velshi in for alex. good evening, ali. important point there, this isn t an either or, all or nothing, don t support israel or do support israel. it s a measure of condition that goes along with the aid that we give ukraine or any other country that says we have to prosecute this war in a different way. in fact, it s interesting one of the things that we learned, right, during the early days of the war was very intense conditions placed on ukraine about attacks in russia, specifically because of fears of blow back, of escalation. and it was, this was an active conversation, very, ve clearly. very early, and they re constantly. i m glad you brought that up. thank you, my friend. have aooweekend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. i am ali velshi in for alex wagner. last month, the united states economy gained 2
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i want to make it clear. my question to you is, do cracks in unity around the war, as sort of personified by ehud today, and hostage families now calling for a cease-fire creating space for an american president to maybe also have that kind of, you know, that kind of space for netanyahu as well. i mean, no one is asking, you know, president biden to completely, you know, take a different side right now. there s a way to support israel s legitimate defense. it is its right to protect its people in a way that s not, you know, obliterating gaza, as we have been saying. there is a case for president biden to pursue a policy that s different than this, that upholds america s relationship with israel, upholds the security of the people of israel. but that does not commit the atrocities that we are clearly seeing on the ground in gaza. and i think that is what the base of the party, and frankly, i think the majority of the
my question to you is, do cracks in unity around the war, as sort of personified by ehud today, and hostage families now calling for a cease-fire creating space for an american president to maybe also have that kind of, you know, that kind of space for netanyahu as well. i mean, no one is asking, you know, president biden to completely, you know, take a different side right now. there s a way to support israel s legitimate defense. it is its right to protect its people in a way that s not, you know, obliterating gaza, as we have been saying. there is a case for president biden to pursue a policy that s different than this, that upholds america s relationship with israel, upholds the security of the people of israel. but that does not commit the atrocities that we are clearly seeing on the ground in gaza. and i think that is what the base of the party, and frankly, i think the majority of the democrat, democratic party