The Playbook Podcast New questions loom over lasting peace in Gaza
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Nov 11, 2025 Tensions are rising within the Trump administration regarding the ceasefire in Gaza, as leaked documents raise concerns over implementing the peace plan. Key hurdles include the uncertain role of an international stabilization force and the intricacies of U.S. involvement in reconstruction efforts. The hosts discuss the stark contrast between the optimistic rhetoric from the White House and the actual challenges on the ground. Additionally, they dive into the political ramifications for both parties amidst domestic conflicts and lobbying strategies.
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Private Papers Undercut Public Optimism
- Leaked CMCC slides reveal major doubts about moving from phase one to phase two of the Gaza peace plan.
- The documents show sharp contrast between optimistic public rhetoric and private concern among U.S. officials.
Deployment Of Security Force Is Uncertain
- A key unresolved question is whether the international stabilization force can be deployed to enforce the deal.
- Slides even show an arrow with a question mark linking phase one and phase two, highlighting operational uncertainty.
U.S. Role In Gaza Goes Beyond Security
- The U.S. plans extensive involvement in Gaza beyond security, including overseeing reconstruction and economic roles.
- That scope raises tensions with Trump's MAGA base and America First politics.