Amanpour Deadly Attacks Continue in Gaza, West Bank
Nov 20, 2025
Join Israeli comedian and activist Noam Shuster-Eliassi as she shares her journey from Neve Shalom/Waht As-Salam, exploring how comedy can reveal difficult truths amid conflict. She emphasizes that true coexistence requires justice and accountability. Meanwhile, Jelani Cobb, Dean of Columbia Journalism School, discusses his essay collection, connecting race, power, and American democracy from 2012 to 2025. He highlights how Trump capitalized on populist grievances and the enduring impact of anti-Black politics in shaping contemporary U.S. dynamics.
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Ceasefire Fractures And Conflicting Narratives
- Ceasefire violence in Gaza persisted with 32 killed in recent strikes despite a US-brokered ceasefire.
- Nic Robertson highlights conflicting narratives and a breakdown in shared understanding of the ceasefire terms.
Stabilization Plans Are Still Unformed
- The international stabilization force and Palestinian police plans remain largely unrealized and may be months away.
- Nic Robertson says both sides disagree sharply on the force's role, especially on disarmament and oversight.
Settler Violence Escalates Geographically
- Settler violence in the West Bank has surged, with the UN logging 264 attacks in October, a record high.
- Robertson notes settlers are escalating from rural attacks to encroaching on towns, suggesting a systematic campaign.
