Hussein Ibish, Senior Resident Scholar, discusses the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, dissecting diplomatic failures, national identities, the Camp David Summit, BDS movement, two-state vs. one-state solution, riparian rights, American Task Force on Palestine, Hamas psychology, and cycles of violence. A comprehensive look at the complex dynamics shaping the conflict.

AP correspondent Tia Goldenberg and scholar Hussein Ibish discuss the significance of a high-profile killing in Lebanon and its potential to escalate the conflict between Israel, Hamas, and Hezbollah. They also analyze the impact on Benjamin Netanyahu's government and Israel's political dynamics amidst the ongoing war.

Hussein Ibish, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute, discusses the potential implications of Donald Trump's potential return to the White House for U.S.-Israel relations. He highlights Trump's early support for Israeli annexations and sovereignty claims, particularly over Jerusalem and Golan Heights. The conversation delves into the aspirations of right-wing Israeli factions and the broader implications for peace in the region. Additionally, Ibish critiques the disconnect between proposed luxurious developments in Gaza and the grim realities faced by its residents.

Hussein Ibish, a senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute, dives into the tumultuous dynamics of the Middle East. He explores the implications of recent missile strikes and Israel's tactical responses against Hezbollah. The conversation sheds light on Iran's measured response and the complexities of regional politics. With a humanitarian crisis unfolding, Ibish questions whether de-escalation is possible. He emphasizes the urgent need for collaborative approaches to foster stability in the region amidst rising tensions.

Guests Hussein Ibish, Mishy Harman, and Shaul Magid discuss the evolving interpretations of Zionism, its connections to refuge and settler statehood, challenges of liberal Zionism, generational perspectives on conflicts in Israel, and the need for accommodation between Zionism and Palestinian nationalism for a peaceful future.