Dave Davies

Chaired by President Trump, maybe a leadership role for Tony Blair.

It's going to take a while for all that to develop.

In the meantime, you know, you have tens of thousands of Gazans walking north up to Gaza City who are going to see what they can find.

Many of them will find their homes gone or damaged beyond repair.

You know, if this were a natural disaster on the U.S.

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There would be a government emergency response.

There would be insurance claims.

Do we have any idea what recourse these folks will have in the near term to reconstruct their lives?

You know, we still have a situation where Israeli armies occupy portions in the east side of Gaza, including some areas that used to be residential.

They are not required by this agreement to leave, right?

Hamas has not been demilitarized.

So there's a real security issue.

And, you know, President Trump and his team worked really hard to get this far.

And as you note, it is an important accomplishment to put an end to the fighting and to return the hostages.

But I guess the question is, can he apply the same attention and power and will to these other much tougher questions?

Yeah, to clarify, Sharm El Sheikh, that's the resort in Egypt where on Monday international leaders gathered to do something.

You know, you worked on the Oslo peace process in the 1990s.

A lot of people won't remember this in any detail, but it was a long series of negotiations and a lot of interim agreements.

And one of the principles, as I recall—