How the Biden administration lost its grip on Israeli leadership
One year since the devastating attack on Israel by Hamas, Karen DeYoung, an associate editor and senior national security correspondent for The Washington Post, joins host Deepa Fernandes to look into how the Biden administration has lost its grip on Israeli leadership.
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