As protests continue and contrasting opinions over the judicial reform surface from within the coalition, it seemed this week the prime minister himself was almost on the brink of backing down. Yonit and Jonathan talk with lead journalist and "Uvda" host Ilana Dayan on how this ends - and, on her decision to speak up against the overhaul. Plus, a literary giant takes the mensch award and two veterans battle for the chutzpah prize. -- Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unholypodcast/and X: https://x.com/2jewsonthenewsJoin our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1150578065793142 Subscribe to our blog: https://unholypodcast.substack.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ilana Dayan, a legendary Israeli journalist known for her incisive reporting, joins the discussion about the escalating tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, including a bold intelligence operation that targeted militants in Lebanon. The conversation delves into the complex interplay of military actions and political turmoil in Israel, reflecting on public disillusionment with leadership. They also explore the emotional aftermath of recent events, the challenges of empathy amid conflict, and the significance of maintaining dialogue during these tumultuous times.

Thomas Friedman, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist from The New York Times, and Ilana Dayan, acclaimed journalist from Israel's Channel 12, dive into the sensitive geopolitical landscape marked by recent ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders. They discuss the implications for Israel's future, including potential shifts in U.S.-Israel relations under a possible second Trump term. Dayan shares insights from a landmark speech, emphasizing the importance of journalism and truth in seeking a peaceful coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians.

Investigative TV journalist Ilana Dayan joins Yonit and Jonathan to discuss the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, hate speech against Jews, Israeli politics, the rise of anti-Semitism in Ivy League universities, gender bias in warnings, and the failure of the Zionist idea. They reflect on Ilana Dayan's impact and end with hope for a brighter future.

Israeli journalist Ilana Dayan discusses the first 24 hours after Hamas attacked Israel, America's involvement, the helplessness felt in Israel, potential expansion of the war, political fallout for Netanyahu and Likud party, and the future of Israeli-Palestinian relationship and peace.