Jeremy Sharon

Jeremy Sharon, a legal and settlements reporter for The Times of Israel, joins Amanda Borschel-Dan to dissect a new study challenging genocide claims against Israel. They explore how inaccuracies in data have fueled these accusations, emphasizing the need for factual analysis. The conversation also navigates the legalities surrounding Greta Thunberg’s latest peace flotilla to Gaza and discusses the High Court’s ruling on the Attorney General's dismissal, hinting at potential constitutional ramifications for the Israeli government.

Jeremy Sharon, a legal and settlements reporter for The Times of Israel, dives into the legal complexities of a potential Gaza City takeover. He discusses Israel's obligations under international law regarding civilian treatment and the nuances of military occupation. The conversation also touches on the growing movement among ultranationalist activists advocating for new settlements in Gaza, exploring its historical roots and political backing. Sharon provides context on the implications for national identity and future Israeli policies.

Sam Sokol, Political correspondent, and Jeremy Sharon, Legal reporter, share insights on a significant Haredi protest against conscription in Jerusalem. Sokol highlights the unprecedented unity among ultra-Orthodox factions, while Sharon discusses the Supreme Court's criticism of government actions regarding draft enforcement. They explore the political implications of removing Yuli Edelstein from the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee and touch on a new investigation into leaked footage of a soldier's misconduct. The interplay of law and politics takes center stage.