#87: Week in Review: Crumbling Ceasefire, Tariff Yo-yo and Debt Collectors

Israel and Hamas’s ceasefire talks, led by U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff, crumbled when Hamas rejected a 60-day pause deal involving hostage releases and Gaza aid. Why did it fail, and what is next for the region? Meanwhile, President Donald Trump’s global tariffs were struck down by a U.S. court, but another court swiftly reversed the ruling, sparking debates over judicial overreach and trade wars. Plus, Germany claims the title of the world’s largest creditor nation, wielding economic influence across Europe and beyond, while China’s Belt and Road Initiative traps 75 developing nations in a “tidal wave of debt,” cementing its global dominance. “President Trump Betrayed Israel”“How Trump Is Transforming the World”The United States and Britain in Prophecy“America’s Broken Judgment”“Rising From the German Underground”“The Development of a Massive Anti-American Trade Bloc”