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View Online  SUNDAY SHOWS SUNDAY SHOWS Netanyahu: Blame for civilian loss 'should be placed squarely on Hamas' BY SARAH FORTINSKY  © Associated Press Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that blame for civilian casualties should lie with Hamas but maintained Israel is committed to protecting civilians. "I think any civilian loss is a tragedy … and the blame should be placed squarely on Hamas," Netanyahu said in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union" with Dana Bash. Read the full story here Haley dismisses Trump's strong lead: People are 'getting tired' of 'drama and chaos' BY MIRANDA NAZZARO Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley dismissed former President Trump's strong lead in the polls, arguing people are "getting tired" of the "drama and chaos" that "follow" the former president. Read the full story here CNN host presses Netanyahu to accept responsibility for Oct. 7 BY SARAH FORTINSKY  CNN anchor Dana Bash pressed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to respond to Israeli concerns on whether he would accept some responsibility for failing to anticipate the Oct. 7 massacre in an interview on Sunday. Read the full story here Herzog defends Israeli counteroffensive in Gaza: 'We are very targeted in what we do' BY MIRANDA NAZZARO Israeli ambassador to the U.S. Michael Herzog on Sunday pushed back on criticism that Israel's counteroffensive against militant group Hamas in Gaza is not "strategic" enough, arguing Israeli forces are "very targeted in what we do." Read the full story here Sullivan: 'No reoccupation of Gaza' in future BY MIRANDA NAZZARO National security adviser Jake Sullivan on Sunday emphasized the U.S.'s stance on the future of Gaza, arguing the U.S. believes the basic principles of the future include "no reoccupation of Gaza" and "no forcible displacement of the Palestinian people." Read the full story here Hogan says Biden not the strongest candidate BY SARAH FORTINSKY Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (R) on Sunday called President Joe Biden "not the strongest nominee" for the Democratic party and suggested the leading Democratic candidate step aside ahead of the potential 2024 presidential election. Read the full story here Axelrod: 'No concerns about polls a year out' BY SARAH FORTINSKY Democratic strategist David Axelrod, former senior adviser to President Obama, said in a Sunday interview that he is not concerned about poor polling numbers for President Biden a year away from the 2024 election. Read the full story here Sen. Warner says Israeli attacks in Gaza are 'getting more targeted' BY MIRANDA NAZZARO  Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner (D-Va.) on Sunday said he thinks Israeli attacks against militant group Hamas in Gaza are "getting more targeted" after Israeli forces began surrounding Gaza City in recent days. Read the full story here Sign up for Sunday Show emails Manage Subscriptions | Sign Up for Other Newsletters | Unsubscribe     1625 K Street NW, 9th Floor, Washington, DC 20006   Copyright © 1998 - 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use   To ensure you receive these emails in the future, please add thehill@email.thehill.com to your address book, contacts or safe senders list.

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