Trump gets a ceasefire in Gaza and indicts Tish James.

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I said anything. So no, we actually have a ceasefire,

this deal that both of us were fairly dismissive of as of a week ago. Semai accepted by

Hamas, at least the phase one acceptance seems to be upon us. Israel is preparing to or has already stopped the war

and is pulling back its forces. And supposedly the hostages are coming back early next week on

Monday, I believe, and Trump is going to be in the Middle East, in Egypt and in Israel.

Early next week.

What do you make of it?

So this one feels different from previous ceasefires.

I still think we should be pretty skeptical of the plan insofar as we haven't even gotten to step one. First, the Donald Trump's 21 point plan starts with the end.

The end is the first two points are Gaza will will be terror free and economically redeveloped.

That's step 20 and 21, not step one and two.

So steps one through nine are release the hostages, IDF pulls back, Israel releases its hot, it's detainees, et cetera, so forth. Right now, that's pretty much

where we are about step one, step zero point five. The fighting is stopped. The IDF has withdrawn

to behind something called the yellow line retaining control of most of Gaza, but they've retreated

from inner Gaza. Hamas and the various Palestinian factions on the ground have roughly 60 hours

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