Jeremy Scahill

Ryan Grim, editor at DropSite, and Jeremy Scahill, investigative journalist and co-founder of The Intercept, dive deep into the recent ceasefire in Gaza. They analyze why this ceasefire might differ from past ones and what it means for the region's future. The discussion touches on media coverage, including the controversy over images of malnourished children in Gaza and connections between pro-Israel figures and mainstream media narratives. They emphasize the importance of independent reporting and fact-based journalism in today’s landscape.

Jeremy Scahill, an investigative journalist, joins to dissect the complexities of Gaza ceasefire negotiations. He reveals how Trump’s influence could reshape the situation and discusses contentious changes made to plans without Arab input. The episode dives into the troubling treatment of activists during the Sumud flotilla, including Greta Thunberg's ordeal. Scahill also examines the internal tensions between Hamas leaders, highlighting a critical lack of unity that complicates peace talks.

Jeremy Scahill, an investigative journalist renowned for his work on U.S. foreign policy, offers sharp insights into the Israel-Gaza ceasefire and the difficulties Palestinians face in negotiations. He discusses the implications of Trump's concerns about Netanyahu undermining diplomatic efforts and highlights the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Additionally, Scahill addresses broader economic issues, such as rising auto loan delinquencies and unusual spikes in LSAT registrations, signaling economic distress. His compelling analysis intertwines foreign policy and domestic economic challenges.