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people who know, kn bdo. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news". hello. i'm christian frazier. this is "the context." >> negotiations are continuing. this resolution has been modified to accommodate some of the u.s.'s concerns. so we have seethe language toned down. >> hamas has arrived to cairo. leaders met in different european cities to prepare for this negotiation. >> only nine of the 36 are functional in the whole of gaza. there are none left in the north. there is minimal function. ♪ christian: still we wait. the u.s. security council postpones a vote on gaza again. negotiators say they are hopeful they will vote this evening. but after days of negotiations, there is still no guarantee a u.s. veto can be avoided. we will have the latest from my correspondents in new york and jerusalem about which way the boat might fall. five days before christmas, 15 young people are shot dead and many more are injured in a rampage on a

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