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Kushner is expected to visit Israel on Monday to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss "corresponding steps" that Israel must take.

The board wants Israel to conduct "corresponding withdrawals" in Gaza and to accelerate humanitarian relief to the enclave.

Hamas is expected to begin decommissioning weapons and military infrastructure, allow the International Stabilization Force to deploy, and facilitate Gaza's recovery and reconstruction without theft or intimidation of Palestinians involved in those efforts.

The steps include transferring governing authority to the Palestinian technocratic government, ensuring Hamas has no role in Gaza's future governance, and having Hamas relinquish all weapons and military infrastructure so that Gaza is never again a source of terror for Israel.

The guests are George Conway, co-Founder of the Lincoln Project, and James Sample, who is a Professor at Hofstra University Law and author of the Substack "Who Decides Who Decides."

New reporting indicates that prosecutors examined a firm that had ties to the judge involved in Trump's hush-money case.

George Conway, who is the co-founder of the Lincoln Project, described the speech as "pure gaslighting."

The panel on The Weekend discussed Democratic versus Republican messaging and political partisanship ahead of the upcoming midterms.

The panelists were Basil Smikle, an MS NOW Political Analyst and Professor of Practice at the School of Professional Studies at Columbia University and former Executive Director of the New York State Democratic Party, and Matthew Bartlett, an MS NOW Political Analyst, Republican strategist, and former Trump appointee to the State Department.

Loren Merchan is the daughter of the Judge in Trump’s Hush Money Trial in New York.

Loren Merchan was once a co-owner of Authentic Campaigns Inc.

The Democratic fundraising firm, Authentic Campaigns Inc., has been under investigation by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Chicago for the past year.

George Conway is the person who characterized the reporting as being as extreme an example as has been seen.

The New England Democratic primaries are currently seeing a generational divide at the forefront.

The primary battle involves Senator Ed Markey, who is defending his seat, and Representative Seth Moulton.

Woodbury notes that some voters do not believe that Trump is the reason for their personal pain, meaning a strategy centered on attacking the President may fail to resonate with those who do not attribute their struggles to him.

One person in a focus group stated, “I was broke before Trump, I've been broke during Trump, [and] I'm going to be broke after Trump,” indicating they do not view Trump as the cause of their financial pain.

Woodbury suggests that if Democrats only focus on slamming President Trump and his policies, they may face a midterm "fail" because that strategy might not persuade some Americans to vote for Democratic candidates.

There are less than 3 months until the midterms.

The President's "war of choice" regarding Iran is described as being a drag on the economy amid a growing affordability crisis.

An appeals court ruled against the construction of the ballroom without congressional approval, prompting Trump to ask the Supreme Court to allow construction to continue.

Their message appears to be "just deal with it," according to the discussion regarding the Republican economic message amid an affordability crisis and the Iran war.

The margin of error for the poll is 3 points.

Greg Abbott leads Gina Hinojosa by four points.

Republican incumbent Greg Abbott leads State Representative and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa by four points, which is only one point outside the poll's 3-point margin of error.

The race for the U.S. Senate in Texas is a near dead heat between the Democratic candidate James Talarico and the Republican candidate Ken Paxton.