2025-10-10
15 分钟Good morning. It's Friday, October 10th.
I'm Yasmine Khan and for Shamita Basu.
This is Apple News Today.
On today's show, what the record-breaking price of gold tells us about the economy?
The questions surrounding Trump's Border Tsar, and the surprising reason NFL fans might be seeing longer field goals.
But first, to the historic scenes following the announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza.
Yesterday, Israel's cabinet formally agreed to the deal, and Hamas's chief negotiator declared an end to the war.
The agreement paves the way for the release of the remaining hostages in the coming days,
and it raises hopes that the suffering for Palestinians might finally come to an end.
After sealing the deal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave remarks,
flanked by President Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.
We were at a tremendous development in the last two years.
We fought during these two years to achieve our war aims,
and a central one of these war aims is to return the hostages, all of the hostages, the living and the dead.
And we're about to achieve that goal.
Kushner, who has reportedly played a central role in talks over the past week, heaped praise on the Israeli leader.
I want to just give a very, very special thanks to Prime Minister Netanyahu,
who really did an incredible job with this and did a great job in negotiations.
You held your lines firm, and I think that between you and President Trump,
you had a lot of alignment on what the end state should be.