Nadav Eyal, a leading Israeli journalist and columnist for Yediiot, delves into the recent fall of the Assad regime in Syria and its massive implications for the Middle East. He discusses the diminishing power of Iran over Hezbollah and Hamas, likening this pivotal moment to the fall of the Berlin Wall. The conversation touches on the complex legacy of the Syrian conflict, the strategic operations of the Israeli Defense Forces, and the geopolitical tensions threatening Israeli security amidst shifting alliances.

Israeli journalist Nadav Eyal discusses the looming war with Hezbollah in Israel, the challenges of negotiating with Hamas, and the complexities of a potential two-front war with Hamas in the south and Hezbollah in the north. The podcast highlights the escalating tensions, UN Security Council resolutions violations by Hezbollah, and the dilemmas faced by decision-makers in Israel's defense strategies.

Guests Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarojak, a Turkish politics expert, and Nadav Eyal, a seasoned journalist, dive into Turkey's evolving role in the Middle East post-Assad's regime collapse. They discuss Erdogan's rise to power, exploring his strategic maneuvers and the shift in Turkey-Israel relations since the 1990s. The conversation highlights historical ties between Turkish and Jewish communities, Turkey's ambitions in Syria, and the complex geopolitical landscape that both nations navigate, shaping their future interactions.

Nadav Eyal, a distinguished columnist for Yediiot and an expert on Middle Eastern politics, dives into the historic hostage deal between Israel and Hamas. He unpacks the complex emotional and strategic layers of the negotiations, examining the impact on Israeli society. Eyal discusses the crucial role of mediators and the implications for future peace. The conversation also highlights territorial changes in Gaza and the challenges of refugee movements, emphasizing the broader political landscape as hostages begin to return home.

Nadav Eyal, a leading Israeli journalist with extensive experience in Middle Eastern politics, dives into a daring IDF operation targeting an underground missile factory in Syria. He discusses the elaborate planning behind Operation Many Ways and its significance in countering threats from Hezbollah. Eyal reveals the intricate coordination of ground and air forces, and the high stakes involved in neutralizing a potential missile supply line to Iran. The conversation also touches on the broader implications for Israeli security amid escalating regional tensions.

Nadav Eyal, a leading Israeli journalist and columnist for Yediiot, dives into the shifting geopolitical landscape involving Hamas and Iran. He discusses the recent successes for Israel, including the fall of Assad's regime and its implications for hostage negotiations. Eyal highlights the emotional toll on families advocating for their loved ones held by Hamas, the intricate dynamics of negotiations, and the influence of political shifts within Netanyahu's government. A thought-provoking conversation about the tensions between politics and human rights in the region.

Nadav Eyal, a prominent Israeli journalist, and Matt Levitt, a counterterrorism expert, dive deep into the recent Israeli military operations against Hezbollah. They discuss the shifting dynamics of the conflict and the implications of Hezbollah's weakened capabilities on Iran's military strategy. The conversation highlights the escalated U.S. stance towards Iran and the urgent need for effective communication regarding U.S. policy. Personal stories of fear and insecurity among Israelis paint a stark picture of their current reality, while reflections on unity among the global Jewish community underscore resilience amidst adversity.

Nadav Eyal and Matt Waxman discuss the ICJ's order for Israel to cease military operations in Rafah, ICC's consideration of arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, and European countries recognizing a Palestinian state. They analyze the implications on Israel's diplomatic challenges and international relations, highlighting the complexities of ICC vs. ICJ roles and the difficulties in holding democratically elected leaders accountable.

Nadav Eyal, a leading Israeli journalist and columnist for Yediot, shares insights on the recent hostage releases and their implications for Israeli society and healing. He discusses the emotional toll on the community from captivity experiences, emphasizing resilience amid tragedy. The conversation also explores Israel's geopolitical landscape, including negotiations involving the U.S. and potential normalization with Saudi Arabia, while examining the internal challenges within Netanyahu's coalition.

Nadav Eyal, a seasoned journalist covering critical events in Israel and Hezbollah, dives into the fallout of Israel's attack that killed Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah. He discusses the significant geopolitical shifts and the reactions from Sunni Arab groups. The conversation delves into Israel's military strategies and the intelligence challenges it faces, while also analyzing the implications for peace and political dynamics in Lebanon. Eyal paints a vivid picture of the changing Arab-Israeli relations and regional alliances post-conflict.