Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.
President Trump says his Board of Peace has reached a deal with the militant group Hamas to completely disarm.
But Hamas is disputing that.
And Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has so far been silent.
And Paris Franco Ordonez has more.
Like so many of these things, a lot comes down to the details and obviously the execution of those.
The problem seems to be a disagreement over what comes first,
whether it's Israel pulling out of Gaza or Hamas handing over their weapons.
Now, the Board of Peace says, quote, withdrawal must move in lockstep with the decommissioning.
But a senior Hamas official told NPR that they would only give up their weapons if Israel withdraws from Gaza first.
And Piers Franco Ordonez.
This says Trump and Israel are still involved in another war against Iran,
which a new poll from the AP finds most Americans, nearly two-thirds, say isn't worth it.
Body cam footage from federal immigration agents out on patrol in Los Angeles
captures them using racial slurs about Latinos they're targeting for arrest.
The videos are part of a federal lawsuit accusing ICE and Border Patrol agents of racial profiling.
The following from NPR's Adrian Florito includes audio of the slurs.
In this video from last year, two agents are talking after an immigration raid.
I checked one guy's ID.
Did you?