Jen Psaki

As you know, there's been kind of this dispute as to whether or not Lebanon was included in the ceasefire or not.

And he said, I spoke with Bibi and he's going to low key it.

I just think we have to be sort of a little more

low-key.

And I just wondered what you thought of that, given how specific—and I remember every T was crossed, every word was very specific in all of the negotiations that you were involved in as secretary of state.

How concerned are you about the difference in goals that Israel and Prime Minister Netanyahu seem to have in comparison with, to the degree we even have knowledge of what the goals are from the United States, what the United States may be trying to achieve here, and how this war might end?

No doubt about it.

That's why he walked away from it.

Before the ceasefire was announced this week, Donald Trump said, I know you saw this, a whole civilization will die tonight.

It is language I don't think anyone has ever heard from a U.S.

president publicly, privately, anyone in any position of power.

It's a pretty hard bell to unring.

Given all of the roles you've played, what did you think when you saw that?

Given your history—you have so many aspects of your history of fighting in the Vietnam War, coming back, speaking out against it in that moment in front of Congress—how do you think about the role that the men and women serving, the 50,000 troops who are sitting there not knowing what this war is about, are being put in right now?

Secretary John Kerry, I am so grateful that you gave us the time today.

It was so interesting talking to you about all of this.

Thank you again.

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