Meron Rapoport, a 30-year veteran of the Israeli news industry and current editor at Local Call, dives deep into the charged topic of ethnic cleansing in Gaza. He explores the harrowing personal stories of displaced civilians, scrutinizes controversial military perspectives, and highlights alarming political rhetoric reminiscent of historical calamities. Rapoport discusses the complexities of reporting on the ongoing conflict and reflects on the resilience of the Palestinian people amidst allegations of genocide and a potential ‘Second Nakba.’

Israeli journalist Meron Rapoport joins Scott to discuss Netanyahu's policy of propping up Hamas and the political ramifications. They delve into the history of Israeli strategy, current geopolitical dynamics, and predictions about the impending invasion and Netanyahu's fate.

Joining the discussion are Daniel Levy, President of the U.S./Middle East Project; Meron Rapoport, an award-winning investigative journalist; and Ilan Pappe, an Israeli historian. They delve into Israel's military strategy in Gaza and its challenges in achieving stated goals. The trio critiques the impact of media censorship and the Oslo Accord on Palestinian autonomy. They also explore Israel's narrative control in the conflict, the geopolitical dynamics affecting its military actions, and the escalating tensions with Hezbollah, painting a complex picture of the ongoing crisis.