coming together, and gaza will be rebuilt, and this article that you referred to talks about a victory tour for the president in declaring the i read this, and i m not sure whose intelligence this is more insulting to. the people of the region, the palestinians, or the american voting public. is anyone gonna buy this? now, it s a really good question. and let me than just kind of jump ahead to the point that you re raising, which is to stop this where. since october 7th, president biden has publicly and firmly stood behind israel and its bombardment of gaza. he has bypassed congress twice last month with weapons sales to israel. the administration has said there will be no relines to israel s conduct in this war. he s reatedly said no to a cease-fire. butu.s. officials are now telling axios that behind the scenes, quote, the presidents patience is running out with benjamin netanyahu.
tobiden official is quietly floating up mail-in to rebuild gaza after israel s bombardment ends, despite concerns that it would fully escalate regional instability. the proposal according to huffpost by white house officials, specifically brett mccarrick, would focus on a deal between israel and saudi arabia, according to three u.s. officials. they told huffpost that mcgahn suggestions reflect that the biden administration s pre-october 7th approach of treating the palestinians as an afterthought remains, more or less. joining me to discuss this is daniel levy, president of the u.s. middle east project. daniel, it s great to see you again. we really appreciate your time throughout the past hundred days. let s start with this new report, this half post to report, this reported biden administration plan to rebuild gaza, essentially hazing hinging on a deal between israel and saudi arabia that morales leaves the palestinians out. talk about that, and what