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An advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed allegations of Israeli war crimes in Gaza as "insane" and "ridiculous." Caroline Glick, in an NPR interview, countered reports of 27 deaths near an aid distribution site, attributing the incident to warning shots fired at a vehicle approaching Israeli forces. She defended Israel's actions, citing the need to streamline aid distribution and prevent Hamas control. Glick also dismissed criticism from former Israeli officials, arguing their accusations are politically motivated and irrelevant. She supported the Trump plan, allowing Gazans the choice to leave or rebuild, and reiterated Israel's claim to the land.

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