Mehdi Hasan

Eylon Levy, a former Israeli spokesperson and co-founder of the Israeli Citizen Spokespersons' Office, argues in favor of Israel's military response to Hamas, emphasizing the right to self-defense. In contrast, Mehdi Hasan, an award-winning journalist and CEO of Zeteo, critiques the humanitarian toll and raises ethical concerns about civilian casualties. The discussion dives deep into the moral implications of warfare, the principle of proportionality, and whether Israel's actions can be justified amid the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Join Sarah Palin, the former Governor of Alaska, alongside political commentator Destiny, journalist Mehdi Hasan, and libertarian Dave Smith for a fiery discussion on the contentious U.S. election landscape. They dive into the dynamics of political rallies, contrasting Trump’s unique appeal amid rising economic woes, and the stark polarization over issues like immigration and energy production. Expect personal jabs and passionate disagreements as they explore the implications of these debates on voters’ sentiments and the political future.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Melanie Phillips, a seasoned journalist, and Einat Wilf, a former Knesset member, clash with Ilan Pappe, an Israeli historian, and journalist Mehdi Hasan. They dive into the contentious debate about whether anti-Zionism equates to anti-Semitism. Through personal anecdotes and historical context, they unravel the complex relationship between these ideologies. The conversation critically examines societal scapegoating of Jews, the unique global perceptions of Israel, and the implications of these narratives on contemporary identity and activism.

Mehdi Hasan, a prominent British-American journalist and political commentator, joins the conversation with Tommy to analyze the Biden administration's handling of the Gaza crisis. They discuss how Biden's approach could impact voter sentiment, particularly in Michigan's Muslim and Arab American communities. The duo criticizes the administration's perceived inaction and emphasizes the need for a humanitarian response. Additionally, they tackle the bizarre parallels drawn between Donald Trump’s situation and Alexei Navalny’s legacy, alongside the chaotic Republican impeachment inquiry.

Journalist Mehdi Hasan, known for his insights on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, shares alarming revelations about IDF soldiers' attitudes toward war crimes. John Lubecki discusses the potential of MDMA-assisted therapy while David Nichols critiques the FDA's approach to psychedelic treatments. The conversation dives into significant political shifts, including Kamala Harris's unexpected surge among white working-class voters and the impact of Gaza protests on U.S. foreign policy, all underscored by Trump's chaotic campaign dynamics.