Amos Harel, a journalist at Haaretz, and Suzanne Maloney, vice president at the Brookings Institution, delve into the recent flare-up between Israel and Hezbollah, analyzing airstrikes and fragile ceasefire negotiations. Michael Kofman from the Carnegie Endowment explores Ukraine's military strategies and implications in the ongoing conflict with Russia. The conversation also touches on domestic political tensions within Israel and shifts in U.S. politics surrounding Kamala Harris as she prepares for the upcoming presidential race.

Journalist Amos Harel discusses the swift displacement of Gazan Palestinians, Egypt's lack of scrutiny, and the 'day after' plans in Israel. The podcast explores the complexities of the situation in Rafah, military failures, and the IDF's preparedness for warfare against Hamas, along with negotiation dynamics in the Middle East.

Former Pentagon official Dan Senor, author of The Genius of Israel, joins Yonit and Jonathan to discuss the resilience of Israel. They also explore the ongoing war, political accountability, calls for Netanyahu's resignation, the Al Shufa Hospital situation, the largest pro-Israel demonstration in US history, and the societal shock absorbers that contribute to Israel's resilience.

Amos Harel, Haaretz's senior military analyst, and Hassan Hassan, a Syrian-born journalist and author, dive into the complex aftermath of the Assad regime's collapse. They discuss how the rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, with roots in extremist ideologies, may adopt a pragmatic approach towards Israel similar to that of Assad. Harel expresses skepticism about HTS's supposed moderation, while Hassan highlights potential stability implications for Israel. The conversation sheds light on shifting power dynamics and the cautious optimism among Syrians yearning for change.

Alyssa Farah Griffin, a former Trump White House official and current co-host of The View, discusses the impact of Trump’s potential second term on U.S. foreign policy, especially regarding Israel and the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Military affairs analyst Amos Harel provides insights into the military strategies at play in Gaza and the broader implications of recent geopolitical shifts. They also touch on rising anti-Israel sentiments in Amsterdam and share a lighthearted moment about Radiohead's connection to Israel.

Amos Harel, a senior military analyst for Haaretz, dives into Netanyahu's strategic gamble on a Trump presidency and its implications for Israel. He discusses how Netanyahu's decisions, including firing Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, are intertwined with the U.S. election. Harel highlights the potential U.S. support Netanyahu hopes to gain to stave off his criminal trial and advance controversial judicial reforms. Their conversation also touches on the fraught dynamics of Israeli and U.S. politics during this turbulent period.

Amos Harel, a leading military analyst, shares profound insights as we mark one year since the October 7 events. He discusses the current military and political turmoil in Israel, highlighting shifts in the IDF and the poignant responses to the hostage crisis. The conversation also touches on the rise of the Likud party under Netanyahu and the wider societal impacts of ongoing conflicts. Listeners will find an intriguing blend of analysis and cultural commentary, reflecting on the power of media in shaping public perception.

Award-winning Haaretz military analyst Amos Harel joins to discuss a daring hostage rescue in Israel, escalating Hezbollah rocket fire, Benny Gantz's exit, Netanyahu's clash with the Supreme Court, far-right gains in Europe, and Hollywood's Jewish founders.

Israeli journalist Amos Harel discusses the ceasefire deal tensions in Rafah, highlighting challenges, intricacies, and Netanyahu's delicate balancing act. The podcast also dives into legal proceedings involving Stormy Daniels and Donald Trump, witness testimony in a trial linked to campaign finance crimes, campus protests, abortion restrictions, and the importance of expressing Holocaust experiences.

Israel's military analyst Amos Harel discusses the Gaza conflict and potential clashes with Iran. Rabbi Angela Buchdal reflects on the impact on the Jewish diaspora. CNN's Bianna Golodryga talks about hostages in the conflict. Plus, award winners and a surprising musical moment.