Gabrielle Weiniger

Gabrielle Weiniger, The Times' correspondent in Tel Aviv, delves into the newly announced 20-point peace plan between Trump and Netanyahu. She outlines key elements like a long-term truce and hostage exchanges, while discussing the reactions from hardliners on both sides. With Netanyahu's ultimatum hanging over Hamas, she explores the political risks for Israel’s leadership and the mixed sentiments of both Israelis and Palestinians. Additionally, Gabrielle shares insights on potential governance for Gaza and the challenges that lie ahead for peace.

Gabrielle Weiniger, the Israel Correspondent for The Times, provides keen insights into the ongoing war in Gaza. She discusses the complex push for a ceasefire, detailing the relationship between Israeli PM Netanyahu and US President Trump. The conversation highlights the challenges in ceasefire negotiations, the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and the historical tensions between Israel and Hamas. Weiniger emphasizes the fragility of any potential peace agreement and the urgency for international support to address deeper regional issues.

Gabrielle Weiniger, Israel correspondent for The Times, shares her insights on the dramatic interception of Greta Thunberg and activists delivering aid to Gaza. The discussion reveals the complexities of humanitarian missions in a politically charged environment and the debate over what constitutes genuine activism. Weiniger highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the ongoing clash of narratives between Israel and the activists. As tensions rise, the podcast delves into the implications of this activist-led mission for the Palestinian plight.