Entertainment10/14/2025•NYT

Late Night Tips the Hat to Trump for Middle East Cease-fire

The news article discusses late-night comedians' reactions to President Trump's involvement in the recent cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Specifically, it highlights Jimmy Kimmel's acknowledgment that Trump "finally did something positive" by playing a role in the deal. The article suggests that this represents a departure from the typical criticism and mockery of Trump by late-night hosts. It implies that the cease-fire agreement, which aims to end the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, is seen as a rare positive accomplishment attributed to Trump's diplomatic efforts. The article does not provide further details about the cease-fire agreement or the specific nature of Trump's involvement. It focuses solely on the late-night comedians' response to Trump's role in the deal, which they appear to view as a rare instance of the president taking constructive action on a significant foreign policy issue.

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