David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel and an expert on Middle Eastern politics, discusses the newly proposed ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. He breaks down the key terms, including troop withdrawals and the establishment of a buffer zone. Horovitz reflects on the emotional challenges faced by reservists and the skepticism surrounding international peacekeeping efforts. The conversation also touches on the complexities of negotiating peace amidst geopolitical shifts and the resilience of Israeli society in the face of ongoing conflict.

David Horovitz, Editor at The Times of Israel, shares insights on the recent Israeli air strikes against Iran and their global repercussions. He discusses the international community's reactions and the tightrope Prime Minister Netanyahu walks between various political pressures. Horovitz also delves into rising security concerns that led to cabinet meetings being relocated and reflects on his experience at a memorial site for the victims of the October 7th tragedy, blending themes of mourning with resilience.

David Horovitz, Editor of The Times of Israel, and Jessica Steinberg, Culture editor for The Times of Israel, discuss the escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah amid calls for diplomatic solutions. Horovitz analyzes former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's advocacy for striking Iran's nuclear facilities and its implications. Meanwhile, Steinberg reflects on yesterday’s commemoration ceremonies, revealing the emotional divide in Israeli society. The contrasting observances highlight a nation grappling with grief while seeking paths toward healing.

David Horovitz, the founding editor of The Times of Israel, joins forces with Jacob Magid, the US bureau chief, and Emanuel Fabian, a military correspondent. They dive into the Iranian missile attack on Israel, which saw 181 missiles launched, prompting millions to seek shelter. The trio discusses Israel's impressive interception efforts, backed by US naval support. They also explore the ongoing operations in Lebanon against Hezbollah and the implications for regional security, shedding light on the complexities of US-Israel relations.

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel, shares critical insights on the recent Hezbollah attacks in northern Israel and the diplomatic challenges ahead. He highlights a poignant moment when Rabbi Elhanan Danino confronted Prime Minister Netanyahu, blaming his policies for the loss of his son, a hostage killed by Hamas. Additionally, Horovitz discusses Justice Minister Yariv Levin's controversial movements regarding the High Court presidency, and reviews the 'Bibi Files' documentary's implications for Netanyahu's legal woes.

David Horovitz, Editor at The Times of Israel, weighs in on Netanyahu's historic testimony in his corruption trial, where the PM labels the legal proceedings a 'witch hunt.' They discuss the key allegations against him and his strategic military actions in Syria, including a recent operation against the Assad regime’s navy. Horovitz also highlights Israel's ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding Iran and Hezbollah, and the implications of these actions on national security and regional stability.

David Horovitz, Editor at The Times of Israel, provides a deep dive into the fragile ceasefire deal with Hezbollah. He discusses the ongoing military presence in southern Lebanon and highlights the significant public division in Israel over the agreement. Horovitz contrasts the responses of Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden, exploring the implications for regional dynamics. The podcast also considers how the shift in Hezbollah's position might influence the negotiations with Hamas, leaving listeners pondering the precarious nature of peace in the region.

David Horovitz, Editor for The Times of Israel, shares his insights on the significant ICC warrants against Israeli leaders, marking a crucial moment for nations’ stance on Israel. He discusses Turkey’s Erdogan's support of these actions and the troubling implications for Israel's international relations. The podcast also covers controversial changes in detention policies affecting West Bank settlers, resulting in violent clashes, and a rare rebuttal from the State Prosecutor’s Office regarding alleged selective law enforcement in a high-profile leak case.

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel, delves into Prime Minister Netanyahu's recent criticism of President Biden and his remarks on Israel's military actions against Iran and Hezbollah. Horovitz highlights Netanyahu's frustration over leaks from his office and ongoing investigations into his conduct. The conversation also touches on the tense negotiations surrounding remaining hostages and the emotional turmoil faced by their families, particularly after they were barred from the Knesset gallery during critical discussions.

David Horovitz, Editor at The Times of Israel, shares critical insights on the escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, especially highlighting recent military casualties and ongoing ceasefire negotiations. He discusses the significant implications of earlier Lebanon wars on current efforts for peace. The political scrutiny surrounding Prime Minister Netanyahu intensifies as investigations unfold, while rising anti-Semitism in Europe is examined in the context of recent events in Amsterdam and a soccer match in Paris.