‘Not sure it puts us closer to ending the war in Gaza’: Ben Rhodes on the ceasefire’s effect
Former Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes joins Andrea Mitchell to analyze the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Rhodes offers his opinions on the broader implications of the agreement, describing the gaps in foreign policy that may hinder a ceasefire in Gaza.
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