The price of flour shows the growing hunger crisis in Gaza. Important from @AmitSegal in @TheFP:

Hamas doesn’t want the war to end. It wants a reprieve so it can recover for more war. Hamas does everything it can, murder, theft and neverending intimidation, to disrupt aid distribution. Anyone who talks about famine in Gaza and of Israel’s manifest responsibility to prevent it but refuses to notice that Hamas actively and violently disrupts all aid channels it can’t control, that it still seeks more and endless war and destruction in Gaza because it long ago decided Gaza was a worthy sacrifice to lay on the altar of their religious redemption story - is only helping to ensure more war and suffering. What is Hamas even negotiating for anymore? It wants nothing for Gaza, does nothing for Gaza. It negotiates only for itself. There is nothing you can do for Gaza that Hamas won’t undo.

Sitting down in @TheFP newsroom with a man who might possibly, perhaps, maybe, we’ll see, could be running for president. He seems pretty chill about it. @RahmEmanuel tomorrow on @thehonestlypod.

I'm having @RahmEmanuel on @thehonestlypod tomorrow. What should I ask him?

Hot take: Europe is a bunch of third-world countries with better branding. No A/C. No dryers. Ice is a luxury. You’ll sweat through dinner while the waiter ignores you for 2 hours. Say what you want about America, but at least eating out doesn’t feel like hot yoga with bread.

"The 1939 Project has turned its focus toward undermining the righteousness of the U.S. and America’s participation in the war itself. They need to retcon the past in order to loosen the affection and support Americans feel for and have for our allies in Europe and Israel." I highly recommend @RLHeinrichs' excellent essay for @TheFP on "The 1939 Project."

The Free Press app is now #4 and climbing…🚀🚀🚀

Awesome. Congrats @ZitoSalena!!!

When your "big tent" includes candidates who are cool with "globalize the intifada."

the most underpriced asset that i'm aware of is @uaustinorg which in 3 years will grant its first degrees to an extremely impressive class of undergrads who will go on to populate the companies of Lonsdale & co. Doesn't take very many of those classes to bootstrap real prestige