"Biden's State of the Union Agenda: Cease-fire in Gaza and Political Victory"

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President Biden hoped for a cease-fire in Gaza before his State of the Union address, but negotiations have stalled, leaving him without a crucial political victory. He is expected to focus on achievements and future vision in the speech, but the conflict in Gaza may create awkward moments. The U.S. is working with Egypt and Qatar to broker a deal, but tensions remain high, and the administration is facing growing frustration with both Hamas and the Israeli government. Biden's response to the war has cost him support in his re-election campaign, with some voters choosing "uncommitted" over him in recent primaries.
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