Global News Podcast Israel approves Gaza ceasefire plan
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Oct 10, 2025 Israel's government has agreed to a ceasefire plan that could lead to the release of hostages and Palestinian prisoners. Reactions from both Israelis and Gazans show a mix of celebration and concern. Meanwhile, discussions around the ethical implications of AI in warfare highlight its transformative role in modern conflict. In India, Karnataka has approved paid menstrual leave, sparking debates on workplace biases. Fascinating research into naked mole-rat DNA suggests it could hold secrets to human longevity.
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Ceasefire Plan Approved
- Israel's government formally approved the first phase of Trump's Gaza plan, including a ceasefire, hostage releases and prisoner swaps.
- The deal includes partial Israeli troop withdrawals and increased UN aid into Gaza amid ongoing violence.
Celebrations And A Reluctant Vote
- Barbara Pletasha described celebrations and a tense government vote attended by Trump envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
- She reported Netanyahu praised US efforts despite opposing parts of the plan like mention of a Palestinian state.
Political Division And Guarantees
- Far-right coalition members opposed the deal, demanding Hamas be dismantled and challenging US envoys.
- Hamas claims it received guarantees the war had permanently ended, raising future trust questions.