Your World Tonight Hamas responds to Trump plan, Carney to visit Washington, Diddy sentencing, and more
Oct 3, 2025
Hamas shows a willingness to negotiate on the Gaza ceasefire while seeking hostages' release, a move met with mixed reactions. Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares for talks in Washington amid tariff concerns. Meanwhile, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces sentencing for his controversial actions, sparking public discussion. The podcast also touches on other pressing issues like the U.S. government shutdown, military actions near Venezuela, and the historic appointment of the first female Archbishop of Canterbury.
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Hamas' Conditional Acceptance
- Hamas says it will release all Israeli hostages but rejects demilitarization and foreign forces entering Gaza.
- That stance complicates the U.S. ceasefire plan and tensions between Trump, Israel, and Hamas remain high.
Trump Presses Israel To Pause
- Donald Trump framed Hamas's statement as a path to lasting peace and urged Israel to stop bombing Gaza to secure hostage releases.
- Trump's public push surprised Netanyahu and changed diplomatic dynamics overnight.
Humanitarian Toll In Gaza
- The humanitarian crisis in Gaza remains acute with shortages of food, water, medicine and shelter.
- Civilians and families of hostages face dire uncertainty amid ongoing assaults and diplomatic moves.