“We understand Bibi’s political needs. We have no problem with it as long as he continues to do what we ask — especially regarding restraining attacks in Gaza,” the official said.

Last week, Netanyahu spoke by phone with Trump’s envoy Jared Kushner and promised to give the 15-point plan a chance despite his skepticism and to curb attacks on Gaza so the demilitarization process can begin.

Since then, Israel has not conducted attacks on Gaza, while the IDF has gradually moved back toward the Yellow Line. At the same time, the U.S. and mediators are demanding that Hamas begin disarming.

Trump is a lame duck president—if we get it right. So he's doing everything to rig it. And he's just winding up.

You see it on vote-by-mail. You see what he’s tried to do in Fulton County—not tried to do, he took the ballots in Fulton County. Trying to take the voting rolls.

We're polarized. We feel traumatized by this moment—with this invasive species we have in the White House. Seriously, he is. Not many Republicans would disagree with that either.

All across this country, people are waking up. We're stepping up. We're meeting the moment. We recognize we have agency.

We're not bystanders in the world, we can shape the future. The future is not in front of us, it's inside of us. It's decisions, not conditions, that will determine our fate and future.