Natalie Kitcheleff

Mark, where do things stand?

Right.

Despite Trump's statement to the contrary, there is no resolution that's come out of this.

This thing is not over.

It's not won.

It's very much still on the table what's going to happen next.

So those are the main points of contention, Mark.

The Strait being closed, what happens with the stockpile of highly enriched uranium and potential sanctions relief?

OK, we're going to get to those reasons.

But first, just explain Israel and its position right now for me.

Ronan, the last time we all talked on the show, you both told us that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was worried that the U.S.

would pull out of this war earlier than Israel wanted before its objectives were achieved.

And then we got this ceasefire last Tuesday after five weeks of fighting.

So how did Israel react when it learned that the U.S.

was taking what looked like a first step toward ending the war?

Wow.

So did Israel get a heads up that Trump was about to reach a ceasefire deal?

Why does it matter?

Right.

Israel got enmeshed in this war within a war against Hezbollah in Lebanon.