Newshour Ceasefire comes into force as IDF pulls out of parts of Gaza
Oct 10, 2025
Palestinians returning to Gaza are grappling with the extensive destruction left behind after the ceasefire. Meanwhile, Maria Corina Machado's recognition with the Nobel Peace Prize highlights her fight for democratic rights in Venezuela. Scientists celebrate the successful recovery of green turtles, marking a vital conservation win. The podcast also explores the implications of a dramatic immigration raid in Chicago and the rise of AI in modern warfare, raising ethical concerns.
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Ceasefire Relief Is Fragile
- The ceasefire is fragile and tied to hostage-release deadlines and prisoner swaps that still face haggling.
- Public relief coexists with deep uncertainty about the conflict's next phase.
Returning To Rubble And Grief
- Shrug Eila described returning north amid rubble while grieving her husband and caring for her daughter.
- She said the ceasefire allows emotional collapse and the delayed grief of two years to hit hard.
Chicago Raid Felt Like A Movie
- A dramatic US raid in Chicago was filmed like an action movie, leaving residents handcuffed and apartments uninhabitable.
- Locals described fear, targeted searches and uncertainty over arrests after the operation.