This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Batchel.

I welcome Jonathan Shanzer, the executive director of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies,

to comment on the headlines on both sides of the world.

We begin in Jerusalem.

Arab Muslim nations pledged to realize Trump's Gaza plan, Hamas examining it responsibly.

That word is in quotes. Then we go to London. Israeli far right hits out at Benjamin Netanyahu.

This is the Financial Times, the pink paper out of London. Over a U.S. back Gaza peace deal, subhead, finance minister Smotrick describes proposal as, quote,

resounding diplomatic failure that will, quote, end in tears.

Jonathan, a very good day to you.

Eight bind in an elephant.

That's what it appears today from the headlines.

Everybody sees something they've prepared their audience for, not necessarily the next guys.

Right now, I want to begin in the Oval Office, the conversation between Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Trump.

My presumption is that there were no final details to hammer out.

They had already arranged all of the peace plan between them.

And Mr. Netanyahu, not commenting, did not in any fashion indicate that he was going against it.

Have I made too many assumptions?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

No, I think the political situation in Israel is an interesting one right now.

The peace plan trotted out by Donald Trump and approved by Benjamin Netanyo

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