Gideon Levy

Gideon Levy, award-winning Ha'aretz columnist, discusses the degeneration of Israeli society and the atrocities committed against Palestinians. Topics include dehumanization in occupied societies, comparing Hamas to the Nazis, possible outcomes of forced migration, alarming conditions faced by detainees in the West Bank, and prospects for change in Israel and Palestine.

David Frum, a former speechwriter for George W. Bush and staff writer at The Atlantic, joins Doron Spielman, ex-IDF spokesman, and Haaretz journalist Gideon Levy to unpack the recent ceasefire in the Israel-Iran conflict. Trita Parsi provides insights on Iran's political landscape amidst rising tensions and military actions. They analyze NATO's increased defense spending in response to geopolitical pressures, question the effectiveness of U.S. military strategies, and grapple with the complex humanitarian crises in Gaza, highlighting the moral dilemmas involved.

Gideon Levy, an Israeli journalist and outspoken critic of apartheid in Israel, joins the conversation to share his insights on the dire situation in Gaza. He emphasizes the spiritual destruction affecting both Palestinians and Israelis due to the ongoing violence. Levy argues that empathy for victims is nearly nonexistent in Israeli society, highlighting a troubling loss of humanity. He critiques the decline of the two-state solution and advocates for a one-state approach, while tackling the rising nationalism and moral decay shaping the region’s future.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Gideon Levy, an Israeli journalist known for his critical views on Israeli policies, reveals the dire situation in Gaza and advocates for greater economic pressure on Israel. He argues that the denial of the occupation is a dangerous narrative and warns of the potential for ethnic cleansing. Meanwhile, comedian Jimmy Dore dives into the corporate influence of Monsanto and Bayer, highlighting the unsettling connection between food safety legislation and corporate interests. Both guests present compelling calls for accountability and awareness.

Award-winning journalist Douglas Murray and others discuss the upcoming Munk Debate on Anti-Zionism. Topics include the meaning of Zionism, reflections on past debates, de-platforming, media coverage, and the importance of civil dialogue on controversial issues.

Gideon Levy, Haaretz columnist, discusses the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the lack of media coverage. The chapter also touches on the risks journalists face in Gaza, escalating tensions in the Middle East, potential impact on UK politics and climate change initiatives, and the impact of unconditional cash in international development. Gideon also reflects on a traumatic event from their childhood.

Gideon Levy, an insightful Israeli journalist from Haaretz, joins the discussion to critique Bibi Netanyahu's policies and the Israeli military's actions in Gaza. The talk flows through current tensions, including Trump's reaction to Arizona's abortion ban and controversial findings about Lunchables. Levy emphasizes the plight of Palestinian Christians and the media's portrayal of protest movements. The hosts unravel the deepening disconnect between political narratives and the realities faced by everyday people amid rising inflation and international conflicts.

Dave Smith, a comedian and libertarian host, alongside Shabbos Kestenbaum, a pro-Israel activist, engage in a heated debate about the ethical implications of Israel's military actions in Gaza. Ana Kasparian passionately critiques American support for these operations, while Gideon Levy offers a critical perspective on Israeli policies. The discussion highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis and moral dilemmas faced in the conflict, including the plight of the Druze community in Syria, questioning both media narratives and accountability in international responses.

In this insightful discussion, guests Gideon Levy, a leading Israeli dissident journalist, and Maha Hussaini, a Palestinian journalist and human rights advocate, delve into the fallout following October 7. They explore Israel's use of AI-enabled weaponry in Gaza and the dire humanitarian crisis resulting from militarization. The conversation highlights personal testimonies of resilience amidst violence and critiques the global responses, calling for increased awareness and activism to support Palestinian rights in a shifting geopolitical landscape.

Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy and international law expert Bruce Fein discuss recent attacks by Hamas and the Israeli military in Israel and Palestine. They analyze President Biden's address, criticize Israel's actions in Gaza, and question the role of their own country's leadership. The podcast delves into the conflict's historical background, the fragility of international law, and the absence of diplomatic intervention by the US. It also explores the origins of borders, the internal politics of Israel, and the significance of citizen protest and activism.