After Hours of Mixed Signals From Both Israeli and U.S. Officials, the White House Distanced Itself From Israel's Strike in Doha. One Thing Is Clear: The Strike Will Have Significant Ramifications for the Hostages, U.S. Standing in the Mideast, and Most Matters of Trump in the Region
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After hours of mixed signals from both Israeli and U.S. officials, the White House distanced itself from Israel's strike in Doha. One thing is clear: The strike will have significant ramifications for the hostages, U.S. standing in the Mideast, and most matters of Trump in the region
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