The NPR Politics Podcast Roundup: Biden Calls Bibi; New Poll
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Apr 5, 2024 President Biden's recent call with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu raises questions about U.S. policies towards Israel if humanitarian aid to Gaza doesn't increase. New polling data highlights shifting voter dynamics ahead of the 2024 election, showing mixed feelings among younger and minority voters. Adding some humor, there's a delightful discussion about Larry David's legal antics in 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and the soaring popularity of women's sports, especially with Caitlin Clark's upcoming match.
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Biden's Call with Netanyahu
- President Biden's call with Netanyahu focused on the attack on aid workers and the need for increased humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- Biden warned of potential policy changes if Israel doesn't protect civilians and facilitate aid delivery.
Humanitarian Aid Concerns
- The Biden administration is increasing pressure on Israel regarding humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- They've hinted at reevaluating military aid if Israel doesn't improve civilian protection and aid access.
Democratic Voters' Discontent
- Democratic voters, especially in swing states, are protesting Biden's handling of the Gaza conflict.
- They demand a ceasefire and are critical of US aid to Israel, posing a challenge for Biden's reelection.