Keeping lines of communication open. I'm Lee Silasara, Fox News. President Biden will

speak with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who days after an Israeli

airstrike killed aid workers in Gaza.

The conversation between the leaders will be the first since several aid workers, including an American with

World Central Kitchen, were killed in an airstrike in Gaza.

President Biden says he was outraged and heartbroken by the attack.

Of course, of course we want to see them do things differently to prevent civilian casualties.

Absolutely, and that's been an ongoing conversation

that we've been having with them for many months.

White House National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby says,

well, the president has expressed frustration

with some operations in Gaza, Israel will continue to have

American support in their fight to eliminate the threat from Hamas.

Fox is Jared Halper at the White House.

The bodies of the six aid workers are headed to their home countries.

Their Palestinian driver was also killed.

His body was handed over to his family in Gaza.

A top U.S. commander in the Middle East is expressing concern about retaliatory attacks on American

forces there. That's after airstrikes Iran blames on Israel, killed commanders of Iran's

Revolutionary Guard Corps Monday in Syria.

A New York judge has denied former President Trump's bid to delay his April 15th trial on

charges that he falsified finances to cover up payments he made to

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