FOX Should Retract Itself

the pause that refreshes

Israel Gaza live news: Aid enters Gaza after Israel and Hamas pause fighting – BBC News

Lorries carrying medical supplies, fuel and food have made their way into Gaza from Egypt, after a four-day pause in fighting by Israel and Hamas comes into effect

Israel-Hamas war live: four-day ceasefire begins but IDF says ‘war is not over yet’ (theguardian.com)

Israel-Gaza war live updates: Pause in fighting begins as part of hostage release deal with Hamas – The Washington Post

A planned pause in fighting in Gaza went into effect Friday morning, as aid trucks including fuel entered the besieged Palestinian enclave and photos from southern Gaza showed people out in the streets after weeks of fighting and Israeli bombardment. The first respite in seven weeks of war follows a deal between Israel and Hamas, which on Friday is set to release an initial group of 13 hostages taken by militants in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Fifty hostages are expected to be freed over a four-day pause in fighting in exchange for 150 Palestinian prisoners in Israel under the agreement, which resulted from weeks of Qatar-mediated negotiations.
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another ad for Biden could be about him being the pause that refreshes. 

a bit of the coca cola ad’s history

from The History Of ‘the Pause That Refreshes’ Campaign (historyoasis.com)

The year was 1929, and America was on the brink of the greatest economic downturn in history. Amid this impending gloom, an idea sprang to life, almost ironically.
It was a slogan that would make history, a phrase that carried the promise of respite in adversity—”The Pause That Refreshes.”
[…]
The airwaves of the time were filled with static, a noise representing the chaos and uncertainty of an era on the brink of economic collapse.
Amid this cacophony, the voice of Coca-Cola emerged, clear and inviting. It was more than a marketing pitch; it was a narrative, a story that found its hero not in a caped crusader, but in a bottle of Coca-Cola.
The genius of “The Pause That Refreshes” was in its ability to transform a simple beverage into an embodiment of solace.
Coca-Cola, in this grand narrative, was not a passive drink, but an active participant, a hero that offered momentary relief to the tired, the worried, the downtrodden.
The bottle of Coca-Cola became an emblem of refreshment, a testament to the spirit of resilience that America was so desperately clinging to.
“The Pause That Refreshes” didn’t just fill the static-filled airwaves; it started echoing in the minds and hearts of the American people.
It tapped into the collective consciousness, providing a rhythm of optimism that pulsed through the veins of the country. It told a story that resonated with its audience, and in doing so, elevated Coca-Cola from a mere beverage to a symbol of respite and hope.

compared to the alternative, Joe is surely the “embodiment of solace” and “a symbol of respite and hope” and a relief from the chaos and cacophony of the loser guy and the magaTs.  

bink, in addition to the pause effort don’t forget that Biden has been advocating a pro-Palestine 2 state solution for a lot longer time than most of the pro-Palestinian protestors have been alive. 

in re stuffing vs dressing: it’s both by my recipe which is built on the normal cornbread based stuffing
dressed up with the addition of onions, celery, carrots, mushrooms and pecans (AKA a fancied up mirepoix, better known by chefs as the “holy trinity”).