Welcome to the Times of Israel's daily briefing.

Today's Tuesday, September 30th, day 725 of the war.

Amanda Borchelle Dan here with our U.S. Bureau Chief, Jacob Magite,

and diplomatic correspondent, Laser Bearman, joining me from Washington, D.C. Thank you for

being with me, fellas. Thank you. Good morning. Hi, man, good to be with you. It is always a pleasure

to have both of you with me at the same time. And in a dramatic joint press conference at the

White House last night, U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu laid out some of the 20 points of the Trump plan for quote unquote

eternal peace in the Middle East with the U.S. president as head of the quote, Board of Peace.

We'll also learn about an unprecedented apology that was delivered by the Prime Minister to Qatar

and a plan for a trilateral security mechanism between Qatar, the U.S. and Israel.

All of this and assuredly much, much more when we're back.

It was Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks who said,

To defend a country, you need an army.

But to defend a civilization, you need education.

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In our season premiere, Sarah Hurwicz, former White House speechwriter and author shares

how educators help Jews reclaim their identity from shame, assimilation and anti-Semitism,

and instead embrace the richness of Jewish tradition in all its complexity.

In another standout episode just in time for the high holidays, Rabbi Dunya Rodenberg shows

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