Benjamin Anthony

In this thought-provoking discussion, Benjamin Anthony, a former IDF sergeant, passionately defends military actions and casualty estimates in Gaza. He faces off against Yotam Vilk, an IDF reserve captain and whistleblower, who refuses redeployment due to moral objections and criticizes the government’s policies. Their heated debate touches on the ethics of military operations, casualty accountability, and the deep divisions within Israel over the conflict. The conversation offers a rare glimpse into the complexities of Israeli military strategy and moral dilemmas.

Benjamin Anthony, co-founder and CEO of The MirYam Institute, discusses his recent experiences volunteering in Gaza and the complexities of the conflict. He shares insights on military operations and logistics faced by troops while contrasting them with past conflicts. The conversation also highlights the geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East, including the roles of Iran and Turkey, and the intricacies of U.S. sanctions. Anthony offers a unique perspective on the interplay between military actions and political strategies, shedding light on the situation's broader implications.

Discussion on Israel's military strategy, objectives, and civilian casualties in Gaza conflict. Exploring displacement and suffering in Gaza, with focus on Palestinian situation. Delving into the challenges of displaced persons in war zones during Ramadan. Planning an attack during Ramadan and analyzing Israel's political situation.