Trump Has a Deal on Gaza? Netanyahu Trashes World Leaders /Lt Col Daniel Davis

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President Trump said he believes a deal has been reached on Gaza that will secure the hostages' release, end the war, and bring peace — though the speaker notes the claims are broad and definitions unclear.

The commentator is skeptical and expects any U.S. statement would be coordinated with Israel; points out Netanyahu was speaking at the UN around the same time.

Netanyahu’s UN speech prompted walkouts and, according to the commentator, offered no conciliatory message or roadmap to peace — instead he doubled down on a military approach, saying Israel must “finish the job.”

The commentator criticizes a gap between Israeli rhetoric and actions on the ground, arguing Israel shows little interest in ending the conflict and may be pursuing broader objectives against Palestinians beyond Hamas.

The commentator stresses history didn’t start on October 7 — there were months/years of violence and restrictions on Palestinians (calls Gaza an “open-air prison”), and the narrator argues those conditions helped produce the cycle of violence.

He disputes some of Netanyahu’s claims (e.g., graphic atrocity reports), saying many such claims have been debunked in Western media, and warns against treating Oct 7 as the sole starting point.

Main warning: a purely military campaign cannot reliably deliver a political solution; heavy civilian casualties risk creating more fighters and widening the conflict (analogy drawn to Afghanistan).

Overall tone: cautious optimism that an end to killing would be good, but strong skepticism that current Israeli strategy or the vague claim of a “deal” will actually produce durable peace.