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With new prospects for ceasefire in Gaza led by Trump, is Canada’s approach to the Middle East coherent? 


Plus, Greta Thunberg makes headlines after she’s detained en route by sea to Gaza. Eyewitnesses allege Israel “treated her like an animal,” but what really happened? 



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