US, UK, France, EU: Allies Isolate Netanyahu, What's Next For Bibi?
In today's episode of India Global, UK suspended negotiations over a new free trade deal, saying Israel's cabinet ministers' calls to "purify Gaza" by expelling Palestinians were repellent. NDTV's Gaurie Dwivedi speaks with diplomatic correspondent at Israel Hayom Ariel Kahana, and Middle East expert Omair Anas to discuss this and more.
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