Ehud Olmert

Ehud Olmert, former Israeli Prime Minister, provides critical insights into Netanyahu's strategy in Gaza. He argues that the quest for ‘total victory’ is unrealistic and warns of significant diplomatic repercussions, including potential sanctions. Olmert reflects on his attempts to revive a two-state solution, highlighting the need for international cooperation. They also discuss the precarious nature of Israel's military actions against Hamas leaders in Qatar and the deepening divide between Netanyahu and global leaders.

Ehud Olmert, ancien Premier ministre d'Israël, Nasser Al-Kidwa, ancien ministre des Affaires étrangères de l'Autorité palestinienne, et Anne-Claire Legendre, experte en diplomatie, se réunissent pour discuter des défis de la médiation en zones de conflit. Ils explorent l'importance du langage dans les négociations et l'écriture comme outil de réconciliation. Des solutions concrètes pour un accord de paix sont proposées, tout en soulignant les responsabilités internationales et la nécessité d'un dialogue constructif pour un avenir pacifique en Israël et en Palestine.

Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert discusses two-state solutions, corruption charges, and political shifts in Israel. He reflects on his peace efforts, criticism of legal system, and negotiations with Palestine. The conversation delves into political landscape, Netanyahu's career, and calls for change in Israeli politics for peaceful coexistence.

In a thought-provoking debate, Natasha Hausdorff, a barrister and director at UK Lawyers for Israel, weighs in on historical legality, while Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, reflects on the peace negotiations he pursued. Palestinian activist Ghada Karmi discusses identity and nationalism, revealing deep-seated grievances. Jack Straw offers insights into the UK's geopolitical stance. The conversation navigates the complexities of Jerusalem's capital status, addressing emotional stakes and the urgent need for a truthful narrative to foster peace.

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Ehud Olmert, the former Prime Minister of Israel, shares his urgent call for accountability in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting Netanyahu should face war crimes charges. Cenk Uygur and Jonathan Conricus join the discussion, debating humanitarian implications and military actions, while tensions rise over accusations of anti-Semitism and the legitimacy of Israeli settlements. The conversation dives deep into the intricacies of leadership, violence in Gaza, and the profound impact on civilian lives, calling for genuine dialogue and lasting peace.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert voices his strong criticism against the current government's actions in Gaza, calling for accountability amidst allegations of war crimes. The podcast also delves into the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with challenges in aid distribution and rising desperation. In a lighter turn, Humphrey Ker shares insights on the revitalization of Wrexham A.F.C. amidst the backdrop of COVID-19, highlighting the club's significant role in its community and the passionate journey to bring it back to life.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Palestinian Foreign Minister Nassr al-Qudwa dive deep into the prospects for peace in the Middle East. They discuss Olmert's proposed two-state solution and the complex issues surrounding borders and Jerusalem's status. The conversation addresses the challenges posed by current Israeli leadership and the urgent need for public support from both communities. Reflecting on personal losses from ongoing conflicts, they emphasize hope and dialogue as essential for lasting peace.

Ehud Olmert, former Israeli Prime Minister, discusses his peace deal offer to the Palestinians. Ambassador David Satterfield shares insights on U.S. humanitarian efforts in the region. Afif Safieh emphasizes the need for Palestinian self-determination. Lord Ricketts reflects on historical challenges during Israel's invasions. Dr. Sanam Vakil highlights Iran's influence in the Middle East. Jeremy Bowen provides on-the-ground perspectives while exploring paths to lasting peace amid the complexities of negotiations and regional dynamics.

Financial Times columnist Edward Luce and The Atlantic writer David Frum discuss Biden's debate fallout and potential second Trump term. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert talks US Congress invitation for PM Netanyahu. Rabbi Sharon Brous addresses antisemitism rise and identity struggle amid Gaza conflict.