Janice Dickson, an international affairs reporter for The Globe and Mail, shares insights from her frontline reporting in Israel and the West Bank. She details the shaky ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, highlighting significant prisoner exchanges. The emotional landscape is stark, with jubilations mingling with grief as families navigate the duality of hope and despair. Dickson also discusses the political implications of the ceasefire and the poignant atmosphere surrounding Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, a tribute to those still held captive.

Janice Dickson, an International Affairs reporter for The Globe and Mail, dives into the heart-wrenching story of Operation Abraham. Joined by Farouq Samim, a doctor turned journalist whose family was in peril under the Taliban, they recount the urgent mission that saved over 1,500 Afghans. Jacques Schor, a lawyer, shares insights into the legal battles faced during the operation. Together, they reveal the emotional and logistical hurdles, the importance of community, and the indomitable spirit of those who risked everything to save lives.

Janice Dickson, a Globe reporter, sheds light on the dismal state of women's rights in Afghanistan since the Taliban's resurgence. She discusses the harsh restrictions, including bans on education beyond sixth grade and silencing women in public. The conversation delves into international legal actions by Canada, Germany, Australia, and the Netherlands aimed at holding the Taliban accountable. Janice emphasizes the significance of these efforts while highlighting the ongoing struggles faced by Afghan women and the importance of their voices in the fight for rights.