Sen. Lindsey Graham says there's no way to for Israel to negotiate an end to the war with Hamas
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WASHINGTON — Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said in an interview on NBC News’ “Meet the Press” on Sunday that he believes there is no way for Israel to safely negotiate an end to the war with Hamas and that Israel would take over Gaza, comparing the move to U.S. actions at the end of World War II. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
AI Summary
Main Idea: Sen. Lindsey Graham said Israel cannot safely negotiate an end to the war with Hamas and should take Gaza by force, while President Donald Trump has come to a similar view.
Key Points:
- Graham said he believes there is no way to reach a deal with Hamas that would protect Israel’s security.
- He compared a forceful takeover of Gaza to how the U.S. acted in Tokyo and Berlin after World War II.
- The comments came as Gaza faces a severe hunger crisis and Israel has paused fighting in parts of the area to help deliver aid.
- Graham also said Hamas fighters might be offered safe passage if they release the hostages.
Impact on the People
Negative Impact
Graham’s call for an Israeli takeover and stalled ceasefire talks may keep the Gaza war going, which can raise fuel and food costs, deepen market worries, and increase pressure on US taxpayers and voters.
Positive Impact
A clearer push for control could, if it ever works, bring a more stable security plan and eventually reduce war risk for households and businesses.
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Candidate Entities9 candidates · 5 weighted vote min · 70% decision
- Hamaspolitical organizationPrimaryEvaluated
Primary opposing actor in the war and negotiations discussed throughout the article.
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Central figure of the article; his interview remarks drive the story and frame the debate over Israel and.
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Israel’s prime minister is quoted and presented as a key actor in the shift toward full control of.
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Named in Graham’s comments as sharing the view that the war cannot be negotiated to an end; part.
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Central to Graham’s separate call for a special counsel investigation into allegations about Russia-related intelligence.
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Named U.S. envoy whose team was withdrawn from the Qatar talks, providing important negotiation context.
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Named official whose claims about Obama and intelligence assessments are part of the article’s political context.
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