Dr. Janice Stein

Yeah.

But no money, Peter, no food, no medicine.

I mean, they make the most, you know, or not enough a trick call.

They make the most agonizing decisions every day.

But frankly, who lives or who dies?

No, no, nothing's happened.

Frankly, OK, almost nothing's happened.

So if you took an aerial photograph of Gaza today, it would look like the last time we talked about it.

Hence, there's no permanent housing.

Everybody's still in tents where that ceasefire line is drawn is where it is.

The mediators, who in this case were on the Board of Peace, you know, which received so much attention.

Well, Trump's busy with other things and those two mediators are busy with other things.

They made a proposal to Moss to disarm.

There's a hint of an interest there.

Because nothing can proceed until Hamas signals its willingness.

But what does that mean?

There's at least a hint of a response to that proposal.

But if you look at the life, the average Gazan family is living right now.

They've just come through a horrific winter with cold and wet rains that flooded all the tents, Peter.

No progress.