Unholy: Two Jews on the News 25 is the new 24 - with Suzanne Maloney
Jan 3, 2025
Suzanne Maloney, Vice President and Director of the Foreign Policy Program at the Brookings Institution, provides keen insights on the Middle East and Iran. She discusses the geopolitical implications of recent U.S. political changes and the potential shifts expected by 2025. Maloney delves into Iran's nuclear ambitions and its influence on Israel, examining how these dynamics could disrupt regional stability. The conversation also reflects on the legacy of Jimmy Carter in Middle Eastern politics and highlights the pressing need for effective foreign policy in turbulent times.
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Friedland on University Challenge
- Jonathan Friedland recalls being on University Challenge and correctly answering a question about the patron saint of December 31st.
- This prompts Yonit Levy to seek out archival footage of Friedland's appearance.
Gallant's Resignation Paradox
- Yoav Gallant's resignation from the Knesset, while ostensibly over the draft bill, helps Netanyahu.
- This move seems politically inept, as it strengthens Netanyahu's position.
Carter's Unfinished Business
- Jimmy Carter's post-presidency focus on Palestine was not separate from Camp David but a continuation.
- He felt unfinished business and guilt over the Palestinian situation.
