

Two Fronts in The War Against the West
Sep 27, 2024
Bernard Henri-Lévy is a renowned French philosopher and public intellectual, while Oleksandra Matviichuk is a human rights lawyer and activist in Ukraine. They discuss the inadequacy of Western responses to authoritarian threats, particularly regarding Ukraine and Israel. The conversation dives into Putin's expansionism, the implications of claims against Israel, and the historical legitimacy of Russia's UN Security Council seat. They emphasize the urgent need for stronger military support for Ukraine and argue against ceasefires that can embolden adversaries.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Putin's Expansionism and Global Implications
05:36 • 16min
Examining Claims of Genocide and Human Rights in the Israeli-Palestinian Context
21:09 • 3min
The Legitimacy of Russia's UN Security Council Seat
24:13 • 3min
Struggle for Ukrainian Independence
27:40 • 10min
Strategic Defeats and Common Enemies in Global Conflicts
37:10 • 4min