Nomi Bar-Yakov, an expert on international conflict mediation, joins Aviva Guttman, a lecturer on Israeli security policies, Ronen Bergman, an investigative journalist focused on targeted assassinations, and Jeremy Bowen, BBC's international editor, to explore the 1972 Munich Massacre. They discuss its lasting consequences on Israeli counterterrorism strategies and the ongoing violence in the region. The conversation highlights how past events continue to shape modern military tactics and political dialogue, revealing complexities in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
