Does Trump reverse course on the deal he’s so proud of?

[Mik]

I wouldn't be saying that out loud if i were them.

[George K]

How instrumental was Trump in the details of this deal?

[jon-nyc]

By all accounts he’s the reason Bibi felt forced to accept it.

The deal is essentially the same one Biden put together in May and tried again to sell in September.

[George K]

No, I mean how much into the weeds of the deal was Trump? I get the pressure, but the conditions?

[jon-nyc]

His guy was side by side with the other negotiators. One would assume he and Trump and probably Jared were in contact about negotiations.

[jon-nyc]

[George K]

[Mik]

Four of seven.

[LuFins Dad]

I was curious how Ben Shapiro would react, so I listened to him a bit this afternoon. His general takes were:

1. yes, it’s a bad deal (you're exchanging hundreds of living killers for a handful of dead toddlers in some cases) BUT any deal with the bastards would be a bad deal by necessity… And

2. While it’s a bad deal, he feels there are a few distinctions from Biden’s earlier proposal that made it palatable. The first being the lack of recognition of Hamas to lead the rebuilding and second Israel has better standing for re-engaging if necessary, and with support from the US

[George K]

What, Trump had nothing to do with the ceasefire?

I should believe that guy, right?

Go to 4:00.

[jon-nyc]

He needs to just sit quiet until Monday.

[jon-nyc]

[jon-nyc]

[George K]

Kinda neat how they all had uniforms that fit after months of "starvation" because of Israel. Also kinda neat how they walked out of the hospital wearing those uniforms carrying weapons.

[AndyD]

I counted 17 uniformed terrorists on and around the Red Cross vehicles.
Unfortunately the hatred probably means Hamas numbers/sympathisers are greater than before 7th October.

[jon-nyc]

Israel genocided wrong apparently.

[jon-nyc]