U.S.-Iran fighting appears to pause. And, life inside Israel's military zones in Gaza
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KAHN: State media showed these huge crowds, and you can hear these large groups of women. They're all dressed in black, and they're just weeping at the site. These images have tried to portray just this unified country resilient against the U.S. attacks. And, Steve, there were also these images of banners and signs held in the crowds over the past days reading #KillTrump. And while at the NATO summit in Turkey this week, Trump addressed those threats, but he also brushed them off.

INSKEEP: OK. I want to ask you about something else the president said. He was asked about this ceasefire, which keeps being disrupted by exchanges of fire. In Turkey, he said he thought the ceasefire was done, that it was over. So is it?

KAHN: As of now, we don't know when talks will resume. They were put on hold during the weeklong funeral of the ayatollah. And after saying he thought the ceasefire was over, though, Trump also left the door open to negotiation.

INSKEEP: OK.

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