Call Me Back - with Dan Senor The End of the Gaza War? - with Nadav Eyal and Amit Segal
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Sep 30, 2025 
Joining Dan Senor are Nadav Eyal, an Israeli journalist and Ark Media contributor known for his insights on Israeli politics, and Amit Segal, who analyzes the implications of Trump's Gaza plan. They delve into the feasibility of the proposal for ending the Gaza war, the importance of U.S. and Arab support, and the delicate diplomatic balances involving Qatar and Hamas. They discuss potential prisoner releases, the role of international agencies in Gaza's reconstruction, and the overarching question of whether this could pave the way for Palestinian statehood.
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A New 'Day After' Vision Emerges
- The White House plan finally offers a coherent "day after" vision for Gaza that Israel lacked.
- Nadav Eyal says the plan is nuanced and could realistically end the war if implemented with regional buy-in.
Perceived American Authorship Matters
- The agreement had to appear American-led to secure Arab acceptance and Israeli buy-in.
- Dan Senor explains Israel needed an externally authored plan to avoid domestic and regional discrediting.
Get Qatar To Produce Hamas' Buy-In
- Pressure Qatar to deliver Hamas' agreement because their cooperation is central to success.
- Nadav Eyal stresses that if Qatar brings Hamas to agree, Israel could secure hostage returns quickly.
