Call Me Back - with Dan Senor The Gaza War is Over - with Amit Segal and Nadav Eyal
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Oct 9, 2025 
Amit Segal, an insightful Israeli political commentator, and Nadav Eyal, a keen observer of Middle East policy, dive deep into the recent ceasefire in Gaza. They discuss the complex emotional landscape in Israel, analyzing the mixed public sentiment after the hostage deal. Eyal outlines the specifics of the deal, while Segal explores Trump's motivations, emphasizing the political calculations at play. The discussion also touches on Hamas’ weakened position and the emerging dynamics among regional players like Qatar and Turkey, alongside the political implications for Netanyahu.
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Phase-One Hostage Deal And Timeline
- The Sharm el-Sheikh agreement requires Hamas to release all living hostages within 72 hours and hand over most remains.
- Israel and mediators framed this as the first phase of President Trump's regional plan to end the Gaza war.
Joy After 734 Days
- Amit Segal described hearing "pure joy" on the radio for the first time in 734 days as he drove to the studio.
- He contrasted this momentary national relief with the persistent sorrow of families still affected by the war.
Jubilation And Enduring Grief
- Nadav Eyal emphasized that many families feel differently, bearing immense ongoing pain and loss.
- He warned that national jubilation coexists with deep, lasting trauma for those directly affected.
