

Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran: What Is Really Going on in the Middle East? Dr. Autin Knuppe
Oct 5, 2024
Dr. Austin Knuppe, an assistant professor of political science at Utah State University and author of "Surviving the Islamic State," dives into the complex relationships between Israel, Hezbollah, and Iran. He explains how Hezbollah transformed from a militant group into a significant political force in Lebanon. The conversation also covers the nature of terrorism, targeted assassinations in regional conflicts, and the intricacies of U.S. foreign policy. Knuppe emphasizes the importance of understanding media narratives and the moral dimensions of warfare in the Middle East.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Hezbollah: From Militancy to Politics
02:16 • 4min
Understanding the Nature of Terrorism and Its Motivations
06:11 • 2min
Targeted Assassinations and Regional Conflicts
08:35 • 24min
Exploring Lebanon's Christian Heritage
33:02 • 4min
Geopolitics and the Ethics of Warfare
37:15 • 19min
Gratitude and Podcast Promotions: Exploring Voices and Conversations
56:06 • 2min