Former State Dept. Director, Josh Paul, discusses unscrutinized arms transfers to Israel, civilian suffering, and US support. The motivations and interests behind the conflict are explored, along with the need for a peaceful solution. The podcast also touches on the healthcare crisis in Puerto Rico and challenges faced by blind individuals during World War II.

Defense analyst Brian Finucane and political commentator Josh Paul discuss U.S. arms transfers to Israel. They talk about the scale and process of these transfers, the legal and policy requirements, and the debate about imposing conditions on military assistance. They also address the potential complicity and liability for war crimes committed with U.S. weapons, the decision-making process on human rights violations, and the importance of following the law and considering actions.

Former State Department official, Josh Paul, shares his decision to resign over US arms sales to Israel. He discusses the moral complexities in his role, lack of accountability and debate, and the need for a course correction in US foreign policy towards Israel.