Yaroslav Trofimov discusses the shake-up in Ukraine's military leadership while Aluf Benn debates Israel's self-destructive war. Randa Slim addresses the outcry in Iraq over the US strike, Nate Cohn explores why the economy isn't boosting Biden's poll numbers, and Jared Cohen talks about life after power for former US presidents.

In this discussion, Aluf Benn, editor-in-chief of Haaretz and seasoned military commentator, delves into the surprising assassination of Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah. He explores the military victory this represents for Israel, contrasting it with prior failures in Gaza. Benn reveals how 18 years of preparation led to this operation and reflects on Nasrallah's mythological status as a symbol of resistance. Additionally, he discusses potential political ramifications, suggesting that Netanyahu might call early elections capitalizing on this moment.

Exploring the divisive impact of Netanyahu's policies on Israeli society, the legacy of Moshe Dayan and his influence on Israeli history, Netanyahu's erosion of civil liberties, American-Israeli relations and U.S. influence, and reporting challenges in Israeli conflict.