Esther Solomon

In a revealing discussion, Rachel Fink, a Haaretz correspondent covering the Israeli protest movement, and Esther Solomon, the publication's Editor-in-chief, dissect the fallout from a controversial antisemitism conference in Israel. Solomon criticizes the government's invitation to far-right politicians linked to xenophobia, sparking outrage among mainstream Jewish leaders. Fink also highlights the growing protests against the government, with demonstrators pushing for change amid a backdrop of political instability.

Esther Solomon, the Editor-in-chief of Haaretz English, dives into the significant role of independent media and the backlash surrounding the antisemitism conference in Jerusalem. Peter Beinart, a journalist and author, shares his evolving views on Israel post-Gaza war, expressing concern over moral dilemmas and the impact on Jewish identity. The conversation highlights global antisemitism and political shifts, while offering personal stories from affected communities, emphasizing the urgent need for dialogue and response in a troubled year.

Esther Solomon, Editor-in-chief of Haaretz.com, sheds light on the complex Israeli political landscape during the ceasefire. Nada AlTaher from The National discusses Arab government reactions to the ceasefire and Gaza’s uncertain future. Aaron David Miller, a former U.S. Middle East negotiator, shares insights on the historical challenges in achieving lasting peace. The discussion touches on Netanyahu's political labyrinth, the dynamics within Gaza, and the viability of a two-state solution, offering a multifaceted view on prospects for peace.