The hosts talk to Michael Walzer, the leading authority on war morality, about the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. They discuss the official scaling down of the war, the legality of Israeli actions, and the concept of a just war. They also explore war ethics, humanitarian aid in Gaza, and touch on various other topics, including the mystery surrounding Khabad headquarters.
The war between Israel and Hamas has been ongoing for 100 days, with Israel scaling down its operation in Gaza.
South Africa has filed a petition at the Hague, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza.
The war has shattered the illusion of security in Israel, prompting reflection on mortality and forcing Israelis to confront the reality of living without walls of denial.
Deep dives
The Israel-Hamas war reaches the 100-day mark
The war between Israel and Hamas has been ongoing for 100 days, with Israel scaling down its operation in Gaza.
South Africa accuses Israel of genocide in the International Court of Justice
South Africa has filed a petition at the Hague, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza.
Emotional testimonies from hostages and their families
Hostages who were held by Hamas in Gaza have shared their harrowing experiences, including instances of near-death encounters and the suffocating conditions they endured.
The impact of the war on Israelis
The war has shattered the illusion of security in Israel, prompting reflection on mortality and forcing Israelis to confront the reality of living without walls of denial.
Israel scales down the military operation
Israel officially announces a scaling down of its military operation in Gaza, shifting towards targeted raids as discussions with the United States continue.
As the war reaches an important milestone, Israel faces a legal challenge in the International Court of Justice in the Hague: Yonit and Jonathan go into that full throttle, and are then joined by the world's leading authority on the morality of war, philosopher Michael Walzer. Plus: why Israel's politicians chose to announce the war had "shifted a stage" in English rather than Hebrew, and a serial winner of Unholy's chutzpah award comes back to claim yet another trophy.