Haviv Rettig Gur

Join Middle East expert Michael Doran, veteran journalist Haviv Rettig Gur, and FDD's Mark Dubowitz as they unravel the implications of the recent U.S. airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites. They discuss the strategic importance of these military actions, potential Iranian responses, and the evolving geopolitical landscape in the Middle East. Insights from historian Eli Lake and political analyst Matt Continetti shed light on Trump's motivations and the complexities of U.S. foreign policy, while Amit Segal highlights regional tensions and resilience amid conflict.

Haviv Rettig Gur, an Israeli journalist and history teacher, joins the discussion to dissect Israel's PR crisis and Trump's Middle East strategy. He argues that Trump’s approach was more instinctual compared to Obama's complex policies. The conversation dives deep into the implications of rising antisemitism in America, particularly in the context of Kanye West's controversial lyrics. Gur also addresses the struggle of American Jews in a changing cultural landscape and the need for stronger community ties amid growing tensions.

Haviv Rettig Gur, a senior analyst for the Times of Israel, shares his insights on the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel. He delves into the ideological roots of Hamas’s mission, discussing the persistence of settler violence in the West Bank. Gur highlights the significant challenges of delivering humanitarian aid to Gaza while navigating the complex political landscape in Israel. He also explores the historical ties between Hamas and its backers, shedding light on the implications for regional stability and identity.

Haviv Rettig Gur, a renowned journalist and host of 'Ask Haviv Anything,' joins host Noam Weissman to delve into the intricate history of Israel. They tackle enduring myths, questioning narratives like the nature of occupation in the West Bank, the impact of Yigal Amir on the peace process, and the role of the IDF in protecting citizens. Their discussion emphasizes the need for nuanced understanding in a rapidly changing landscape, highlighting the complexities that shape Israeli identity and history.

Haviv Rettig Gur, a senior analyst at The Times of Israel, dives into the unsettling rise of extremist violence in Israel. He sheds light on the conflicts between settler extremists and IDF soldiers, pointing out how the diverse settler movement often rejects these radicals. Gur discusses the troubling influence of 'hilltop youth' and how they’ve become disillusioned with political leaders, despite their initial roles as role models. With tensions mounting, he asks what truly matters for Israel's future amidst this growing turmoil.