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White House Signals Rafah Strike Doesn’t Cross ‘Red Line’
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June 11, 2024
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4:40Now PlayingWhite House signals Rafah strike doesn’t cross ‘red line’ and Brett weighs in with his thoughts on the situation between Israel and Palestine.
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