

Israel Attacks on Multiple Fronts, and Helene’s Trail of Destruction
Sep 30, 2024
Carol Rosenberg, a New York Times reporter specializing in Guantanamo Bay, delves into the complex dynamics of Israel's recent military actions across Lebanon, Gaza, and Yemen, emphasizing the threat from Hezbollah. She highlights the implications of these strikes for regional stability. The podcast also discusses the devastation left by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, detailing the community’s struggles for recovery amidst political maneuvering. Additionally, there’s a tribute to the late Kris Kristofferson, exploring his dual legacy in music and acting.
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Reporting from Guantanamo
- Carol Rosenberg, a Times reporter, has spent over 2,000 nights at Guantanamo Bay covering the prison.
- Getting news from the prison is hard, and she's often the sole reporter there.
Israel's Multi-Front Attacks
- Israel launched attacks in Lebanon, Gaza, and Yemen, escalating tensions with Iran-backed groups.
- This bold strategy aims to solidify Israel's power but risks further conflict.
Helene's Aftermath
- Hurricane Helene devastated the southeastern U.S., with a rising death toll and widespread destruction, especially in North Carolina.
- Rescue efforts are hampered by road closures, forcing authorities to airdrop supplies.