Omer Bartow, an Israeli-American professor specializing in Holocaust studies, and Adam Schatz, U.S. editor of the London Review of Books, delve into the escalating violence in Gaza and its humanitarian implications. They discuss the troubling state of Syria and the complexities surrounding international aid, alongside the shifting narrative of genocide in relation to ongoing conflicts. The conversation also touches on U.S. foreign policy, the weaponization of anti-Semitism in political discourse, and the moral questions surrounding Israel's actions and regional power dynamics.