After Trump and Netanyahu issued an ultimatum to Hamas on September 30, Hamas released a statement accepting key parts of the proposal while diplomatically rejecting others. At the same time, it signaled its willingness to continue discussions on unresolved issues. Trump subsequently called for an end to Israel’s airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, a demand Netanyahu rejected. According to reports, Netanyahu later informed Trump that Hamas had rejected his “peace plan.” Under Egyptian mediation, new talks between Israeli and Palestinian representatives have since begun.
In this episode of Reason2Resist, Dimitri Lascaris explains why he believes Israel has already lost the propaganda war and why Washington is coming under growing pressure to reconsider its support.
Lascaris also discusses a new $10 million lawsuit he and four other Canadian lawyers have filed against Toronto Metropolitan University on behalf of ten current and former students at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law, alleging they were falsely accused of antisemitism.
This video was produced by Reason2Resist and published on their YouTube channel on the 7th of October, 2025.
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Dimitri Lascaris is a journalist and lawyer. As a lawyer, he specializes in class action litigation, international law and human rights. He was a member of the shadow cabinets of the Green Parties of Canada and Quebec. In 2020, he ran for the leadership of the Green Party of Canada and came in second. He is also the founder and editor of the YouTube channel Reasons 2 Resists with Dimitri Lascaris.
1 reply on “Trump Swears At Netanyahu As Israel’s Standing in the U.S. Plummets Further”
Hallo,
ich habe eine Frage, mit der ich hier sicher nicht an der richtigen Stelle bin, aber ich weiß nicht, wo und wem ich sie sonst stellen kann.
Sie lautet:
Könnte man nicht für die zukünftige Führung im Gazastreifen für’s erste ausschließen palästinensische Frauen finden, die das machen könnten. Möglicherweise auch aus der Diaspora. Die ganze Welt würde das beobachten, und ich denke kein Feind würde so schnell wieder angreifen, weil es (hoffentlich)einen riesen Skandal verursachen würde. Außerdem könnte man versichern, dass sie kein Teil der Hamas waren.
Ich wünschte, diese Idee würde an den entscheiden Stellen aufgenommen und diskutiert werden. Nur wie stellt man das an?
LG Madeleine
Hello,
I have a question that I’m certainly not in the right place to ask, but I don’t know where or who else I can ask.
It is: Couldn’t one find Palestinian women who could do this for the future leadership in the Gaza Strip, possibly even from the diaspora? The whole world would watch, and I don’t think any enemy would attack again so quickly, because it would (hopefully) cause a huge scandal. Furthermore, one could ensure that they weren’t part of Hamas.
I wish this idea would be taken up and discussed in the relevant authorities. But how do you go about doing this?
Best, Madeleine.