

Prof. Jeff Sachs : Netanyahu Undermines Trump's Gaza Deal.
Oct 1, 2025
Professor Jeffrey Sachs, a renowned economist and policy expert, dives deep into U.S.-Israel diplomacy and critiques the Trump-Netanyahu Gaza agreement. He explains how Netanyahu's influence altered the deal, leading to continued Israeli control over Gaza. Sachs highlights the humanitarian crisis resulting from occupation and questions the lack of empathy in U.S. and Israeli leadership. He discusses the potential implications of a U.S. stabilization force and reflects on historical warnings about military power, emphasizing the need for humanitarian awareness.
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Deal Was Rewritten To Favor Israel
- Jeffrey D. Sachs says the Trump-Gaza agreement is effectively a Trump-Netanyahu deal changed to favor Israel and announced unilaterally.
- He argues the deal preserves Israeli control over Gaza and lacks genuine Arab agreement.
Negotiations Won't Create A Palestinian State
- Sachs states Israel will not negotiate a Palestinian state and Netanyahu declared "never a Palestinian state" at the UN.
- He says the U.S. veto, not Israel, blocks Palestinian statehood in the UN despite global recognition.
Stabilization Force Could Mean U.S. Occupation
- Sachs interprets the "international stabilization force" as likely involving U.S. troops and preserving Israeli security control over Gaza.
- He warns the plan effectively surrenders Palestinian claims and maintains Israeli dominance.