Fearing for Its Political Future, Hamas May Be Pushed Into Joining the PLO and Conceding Its Status in the Gaza Strip. Washington, Relevant Arab States and Palestinian Organizations Are Now Locked in a Race to Create a Realistic Work Plan for Gaza's Future
Good Monday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on American Friends of Magen David Adom honoring boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr., and feature an opinion piece by Naava Shafner and Sharon Weiss-Greenberg about victim support and abuse prevention post-Oct. 7 and another by Shelley Rood Wernick about an initiative supporting.
Fmr. Israeli Vice PM and Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni joins Ali Velshi to discuss Netanyahu’s response to Hamas’ attacks and why it’s crucial for Israel to begin thinking about their long-term goals and next steps in Gaza. “Israel does not want to occupy the Gaza Strip. We don’t want to control them,” Livni says. “I hope that the U.S. [.] with Israel will start this discussion about the day after, I think it’s crucial, because otherwise the options for Israel will be to stay… or at the end of this war, to pull out our forces and leave chaos there and this is something that’s not in the self-interest of Israel or the Palestinians or the region.”