Ryan Grim, a journalist with The Intercept, and Said Arikat, a Palestinian journalist, dive deep into the recent ceasefire between Israel and Gaza. They discuss how Donald Trump's mediation played a pivotal role in this agreement. The conversation sheds light on the fragile nature of ceasefires in the region and the complex U.S. foreign policy impacts under different administrations. Moreover, they explore the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the implications of Israeli laws on Palestinian refugees, revealing the intricate dynamics of historical and contemporary conflicts.

Said Arikat, a Palestinian-American journalist and correspondent for Al-Quds Daily, offers a crucial on-the-ground perspective on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He discusses the implications of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s assassination for Gaza's future and the potential shifts in rhetoric from U.S. leaders. Arikat also shares the complex challenges faced by journalists covering such tensions, exploring the emotional toll and ethical dilemmas of reporting on crises while keeping a focus on humanitarian impacts amid ongoing violence.