Tonight on PBS News Weekend, Israeli bombing of Gaza eases, as President Trump warns

Hamas that if they don't quickly agree to his peace plan, all bets are off.

Then as long COVID continues to affect millions of Americans, what researchers and patient advocates say

needs to be done about it.

And from Northern Spain, the uncertain future of the most expensive cheese ever sold at

auction.

What can you do?

You think maybe the world's going to end if you don't make your cheese, but it will go on.

Still, it's something you say to yourself, and then if I stop, there's no more.

Good evening. I'm John Yang.

President Trump is sending envoys Steve Whitkoff and Jared Kushner to Cairo this weekend to try to nail down a deal between Hamas and Israel to free the remaining Israeli hostages.

The president hopes that would be the first step toward ending their war, which is to enter

its third year on Tuesday.

In Gaza, the skies were relatively calm.

Palestinian hospital officials say Israeli bombing has significantly subsided, though not

stopped entirely.

They said at least five Palestinians had been killed.

Israeli officials say the IDF has shifted to a defensive posture in Gaza.

On social media, the president said the next steps were up to the Palestinian militant group.

Hamas must move quickly or else all bets are off.

I will not tolerate delay or any outcome where Gaza poses a threat again.

Let's get this done fast.

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