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A batch of publicly released emails from the Blake Lively–Ryan Reynolds legal/PR clash reveals how Reynolds wields influence to press colleagues, fueling questions about Lively’s hireability in Hollywood as the dispute with Justin Baldoni intensifies, with observers watching for potential reputational and career implications.
Former US President Donald Trump criticizes Israel for releasing distressing videos of air strikes in Gaza, stating that they are losing the PR war and need to finish the conflict quickly. While Trump has described himself as pro-Israel, he has also criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and questioned US President Joe Biden's policy on the Gaza war. Biden has warned Netanyahu that US support for the war depends on concrete steps to protect civilians, following the killing of aid workers by the Israeli military.
Former President Donald Trump urged Israel to swiftly end its war against Hamas, stating that the country is "losing the PR war" and needs to "get it over with" to return to peace. Trump criticized Israel's tactics and the release of footage of its offensive actions, emphasizing the importance of winning the public relations battle. Meanwhile, President Biden issued a stark warning to Israel, emphasizing the need to protect civilians and aid workers and calling for an immediate cease-fire. The comments highlight the differing approaches of the two administrations towards the conflict.
Former President Donald Trump urged Israel to swiftly conclude its conflict with Hamas, criticizing the nation's handling of the war and its public relations efforts. Trump's comments, made in an interview with The Hugh Hewitt Show, come amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Hamas, with Trump also expressing personal animosity toward Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The former president's remarks have sparked controversy and raised questions about how he would approach the Israel-Hamas conflict if reelected to the White House.
Former President Trump advised Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu to swiftly end the war in Gaza and "get back to normalcy," expressing concern over Israel's public relations battle and urging them to achieve victory quickly. Trump criticized the release of tapes showing buildings falling down and emphasized the need for Israel to finish the conflict fast. Israel is facing scrutiny following a drone strike that killed humanitarian aid workers, with calls for more civilian protection and aid access in Gaza. Trump, the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, has offered little insight into how he would handle the conflict but has repeatedly asserted that the war would not have started if he were president.