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martha: good afternoon. i m martha maccallum at fox news head quarters in new york. the story happening right now is new reaction coming in about the white house as president biden has said i think we need a pause in the israel hamas war in order to get humanitarian aid in and people being held there out. but others say that that only gives hamas time to reload as the u.s. tries to accomplish those goals. here s john kirby moments ago. localized that would allow us to get aid in and to get our people out is a good thing for the people of gaza, a good thing for the americans that are being held hostage and it s not going to stop israel from defending itself. the security assistance we re providing continues to flow. a temporary pause doesn t mean a general cease fire when the war is over. it means pause for a specific purpose. martha: so let s go to tel aviv now and speak with danny dannon, a former israeli ambassador to the united nations. good to have you with us tod
that this one senator is having this kind of an impact on our operational readiness and if you don t think it isn t, i would urge him or anybody else who doubts this, go on down to tampa, florida and talk to the folks in central command about the priorities and what they are trying to do on behalf of our administration s policy in the middle east, especially right now with everything going on. it s having an impact and as karine rightly said, an impact on family members, can t get schools for the kids, can t buy or rent houses, don t know where they are going to be living next. absolutely ridiculous. the vice president was over in london and said if israel and ukraine were bifurcated the president would veto it. you over the last couple of days have explained that you would be something offset, especially involving the irs. but i wanted to be clear, if the president was presented with a clean israel funding bill without ukraine, he would veto that as well? the president b
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and it would be virtually impossible to undertake. we want a dynamic and healthy global economy that is open, free, and fair. not one that is fragmented or forces countries to take sides. it s noteworthy as that was happening in beijing, lawmakers in taipei are hammering out revisions potentially to the trade deal that the united states and taiwan, the first part of a trade deal that was agreed upon in principle. this is a very significant development for this self-governing democracy, to have a trade document that lays out the rules and makes trade easier with the united states. that s another official level of engagement that beijing strongly protests. and yet that s happening here in taiwan, and those talks are happening in beijing. diplomacy working on all sides and certainly is a lot more of a stable feeling than having warships and planes encircling, conducting military exercises,