If US Gaza Policy So Far Has Been Feckless, How Can It Become Feckful or Fully Fecked?

Alon Pinkas, a former Israeli consul general, Kori Schake, an international relations expert, and Rosa Brooks, a law professor, dive into the complexities of U.S. policy in the Israel-Gaza conflict. They discuss the Biden administration's perceived passivity and the need for a stronger stance as tensions rise. The trio analyzes Netanyahu's political maneuvers, American military support, and the implications for upcoming elections. They also explore the role of the International Criminal Court in addressing international crimes, adding a global perspective to the debate.