Netanyahu defiant amid stalled cease-fire talks


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As Israelis continued to take to the streets to demand a cease-fire deal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was defiant at a news conference, saying he would keep Israeli troops along the border between Gaza and Egypt. NBC News’ Raf Sanchez reports.



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