Dahlia Scheindlin

Dahlia Scheindlin, an Israeli public opinion pollster and author, dives into the controversial topic of housing asylum seekers in tents and the Labour Party's hesitation to firmly oppose this approach. The conversation also touches on the rise of populism and how traditional parties grapple with voter sentiment. Moving to Israel, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is scrutinized, highlighting the political dynamics around Prime Minister Netanyahu's plans and the Israeli public's awareness of the implications of their government's actions.

Dahlia Scheindlin, an Israeli pollster and journalist, delves into the current political landscape in Israel amidst the Gaza conflict. She uncovers the paradox of widespread dissatisfaction with Netanyahu's government, yet a lack of effective political change. Scheindlin highlights the disconnection between Israelis' sentiments and their response to the plight of Palestinians. The podcast also discusses the influence of media narratives on public opinion and the complexities surrounding hostage negotiations that shape Israeli protests and governance.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a Tel Aviv-based pollster and political analyst, shares insightful perspectives on Israel's new plans for a camp in southern Gaza, controversially dubbed a 'humanitarian city.' She discusses how critics, including a former prime minister, label it as a concentration camp, raising ethical concerns about forced relocations. Scheindlin also highlights the dire humanitarian crisis faced by Gazans and the complex emotions within Israeli public opinion, balancing anguish over hostages and heightened tensions towards Palestinians.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a political scientist and public opinion expert on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, shares her insights on the complex emotions and sentiments shaping both sides. She discusses the impact of recent violence on Israeli society and the vulnerability felt by citizens. Exploring public opinion in Gaza, she sheds light on the intricacies of control and movement restrictions affecting Palestinians. Scheindlin also advocates for a confederated approach to self-determination while addressing the rise of religious extremism and the resilience of communities amidst ongoing tensions.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a Haaretz columnist and public opinion expert specializing in Israeli politics, discusses the striking disconnect between the ongoing trial of Prime Minister Netanyahu and the urgent concerns of the Israeli public amidst the Gaza conflict. She highlights widespread frustration over Netanyahu's situation and the trivialization of serious issues, exemplified by courtroom antics. Additionally, Scheindlin addresses the brewing political crisis as ultra-Orthodox tensions could lead to new elections, reflecting the precarious balance of Israeli governance.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a prominent Tel Aviv-based political analyst and Haaretz columnist, breaks down the complexities of Israel's political turmoil. She discusses Prime Minister Netanyahu's surprising resilience and his attempts to reshape state institutions amid widespread public discontent. The conversation also touches upon the shifting political dynamics following the October 7th attacks and the implications for U.S.-Israel relations. Scheindlin highlights the precarious state of democracy in Israel and the challenges posed by right-wing coalitions and potential electoral delays.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a political analyst from Tel Aviv, shares her insights on the recent law that weakens Israel's judiciary. She highlights concerns about democracy being threatened amid protests from citizens fearing unchecked government power. The discussion reveals a divided society grappling with the balance of power and the implications for civil rights. Scheindlin contrasts Israel's democratic framework with others, questioning the impact of this overhaul on governmental accountability and judicial independence.

Shaima Al-Obaidi works with Save the Children, shedding light on the immense challenges of delivering aid in Gaza, where people risk their lives just to obtain food. Dahlia Scheindlin, a political analyst and author, discusses the growing pressures on Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as public sentiment shifts against ongoing conflict. They explore the urgent humanitarian crisis and the complex political landscape defining efforts for a potential ceasefire, highlighting the stark realities faced by civilians on the ground.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a senior columnist at Haaretz and author focusing on Israeli democracy, joins the discussion on Benjamin Netanyahu’s groundbreaking courtroom testimony amid corruption charges. They explore the charged atmosphere with protests outside, where public opinion is sharply divided. The podcast dives into Netanyahu's courtroom strategies, revealing how he navigates his dual roles and the implications for Israel's judiciary. Tensions rise as they examine the potential erosion of trust in democracy tied to this high-stakes trial.

Dahlia Scheindlin, a Haaretz columnist, discusses the nuances of Israeli public opinion amidst the Gaza conflict. James Foley and Vladimir Unkovski-Korica, experts on Central and Eastern European studies, dive into Western narratives surrounding the Ukraine war. They critique the one-sided support for Ukraine and emphasize the importance of acknowledging historical contexts. The conversation also covers the implications of U.S. political divisions on Ukraine and how they reflect broader geopolitical tensions, highlighting the need for a more nuanced understanding.