Norman Roule, a former CIA officer with 34 years of experience focused on the Middle East, discusses the survival of the Assad regime and the roles of Iran and Russia. He explores bureaucratic issues in these countries that have allowed groups like Hayat Tahrir al-Sham to gain ground quickly. Roule also critiques the military strategies of the Syrian regime, highlights the current geopolitical struggles, and suggests actions the U.S. can undertake to promote peace and stability in the region.

Former CIA officer Norman Roule discusses Iran's recent elections, potential threats in Africa, and Houthi activities in the Red Sea. Topics include Iran's stability, influence in Africa, Houthi attacks on shipping, Gaza ceasefire negotiations, and Hamas's military strategies.

Israel Minister of Strategic Affairs discusses Israel's goal to cripple Hamas. Oil surges after Hamas' attack. Concerns over terrorist activity outside the Middle East. Iran's enabling of proxies. Long-standing relationship between Iran and Hamas. Challenges in taking over Gaza. Biden administration's approach to the conflict.

Norman Roule, a former CIA officer with 34 years of experience in Middle East programs, shares his insights on the escalating war between Israel and Hezbollah. He discusses Israel's military strategies aimed at countering rocket attacks and minimizing civilian casualties amidst failed diplomatic efforts. Roule delves into the historical techniques of disguised explosives, modern threats to U.S. infrastructure, and the intricacies of regional challenges including Hamas and Iranian influence. His expertise sheds light on the ramifications of U.S. military strategy in such a volatile environment.

Former MI6 Chief and ex-National Intelligence Manager for Iran discuss Iran's escalating threats towards Israel, predicting Tehran's next moves and testing new 'red lines'. They delve into the complexity of Middle East dynamics, including the crisis effects on U.S. policy, Iran's nuclear program, and the challenges in the region.