Daniela Pellet

In this engaging discussion, Daniela Pellet, managing editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting, Gorana Gergic, Monocle's security correspondent, and David Phelan, Monocle's technology correspondent, dive into the UK's sanctions against two far-right Israeli ministers. They unpack the complexities of international relations and military deployments affecting Los Angeles. The conversation also touches on the implications for U.S. diplomacy and provides insights on technological advancements showcased at Apple's Developer Conference.

Nimrod Goran, President of MITVIM, Daniela Pellet, Managing Editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting, and Yossi Beilin, former Israeli politician, dive deep into Israel's political evolution. They discuss the decline of the Israeli left and its implications for the two-state solution, highlighting pivotal moments like Rabin's assassination. The conversation also reflects on how recent wars and a shift to far-right coalitions are reshaping democracy and public trust. Can a liberal Israel emerge again, and what would that mean for peace?

In this discussion, Daniela Pellet, Managing Editor at the Institute for War and Peace Reporting, and Kerry Brown, Director of the Lao China Institute, tackle the complex realities of the Gaza blockade. They delve into the dire humanitarian crisis, highlighting Israel's limited food supply allowances amid military actions. The conversation also touches on shifting U.S. political support, the long-term implications for Israel, and the evolving dynamics in global conflicts. They insightfully explore the interplay of culture and politics demonstrated in events like the Cannes Film Festival.