

Day 691 - Cabinet ignores Hamas deal as Trump plans postwar Gaza
8 snips Aug 27, 2025
Tal Schneider, a political correspondent for The Times of Israel, shares insights on the Israeli government's response to Hamas's latest proposal and President Trump's plans for Gaza's post-war management. She discusses Netanyahu’s refusal of phased deals and the implications for U.S.-Israel relations. Meanwhile, health editor Diana Bletter highlights the Druze community's efforts to supply aid amidst crisis in Syria, along with groundbreaking medical research that opens doors for new antibiotics and spinal cord treatments.
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US Seeks Humanitarian Management For Gaza
- President Trump plans a White House meeting to discuss who will manage day-to-day life in postwar Gaza without directing Israel's military actions.
- The U.S. frames the effort as humanitarian while allowing Israel to continue its current military plans.
Comprehensive Deal Demand Blocks Partial Ceasefires
- Netanyahu and the White House now insist on a comprehensive deal rather than phased ceasefires, sidelining partial proposals brought by mediators.
- That stance makes immediate hostage releases unlikely because past releases came during ceasefire deals.
Mass Protests Reignite In Hostages Square
- Tens of thousands returned to Tel Aviv Hostages Square for renewed protests demanding action on hostage deals.
- Public pressure remains high despite earlier massive rallies and the summer season.