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From the New York Times, I'm Michael barbaro.
This is the daily today, in a speech without precedent, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called for Israelis to hold an election and vote out their current leader.
Soon after, my colleague Annie Carney sat down with Schumer to understand why he did it.
Its Friday, March 22.
Annie this story begins with a speech, so let's start there.
Tell us about this speech.
I rise to speak today about what I believe can and should be the path forward to secure mutual peace and lasting prosperity for Israelis and Palestinians.
So last Thursday, without much warning, Chuck Schumer, the Senate majority leader, took to the Senate floor and started delivering what ended up being a really personal, really meaty speech about his jewish identity and about Israel.
I speak for myself, but I also speak for so many mainstream jewish Americans, a silent majority whose nuanced views on the matter have never been well represented in this country's discussions about the war in Gaza.
So he starts by describing himself and giving a sense of why he sees himself as a guardian of the people of Israel.
Of course, my first responsibility is to America and to New York.
But as the first jewish majority leader of the United States Senate and the highest ranking Jewish elected official in America ever, I also feel very keenly my responsibility as a shomeir Yisrael, a guardian of the people of Israel.
But he quickly turns to the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza and describes some of the suffering and displacement there.
Entire families wiped out, whole neighborhoods reduced to rubble, mass displacement, children suffering.