Rachel Fink

In this engaging discussion, journalist Rachel Fink delves into the controversy surrounding Avner Netanyahu’s extravagant wedding amidst ongoing conflict in Gaza. She explains how anti-war protesters plan to disrupt the celebration, viewing it as an insensitive act during a humanitarian crisis. While some argue against protesting personal events, fearing backlash, Fink illustrates the deep divisions in Israeli society regarding the balance between public dissent and private joy. The wedding becomes a symbol of broader societal tensions and emotional turmoil.

In a revealing discussion, Rachel Fink, a Haaretz correspondent covering the Israeli protest movement, and Esther Solomon, the publication's Editor-in-chief, dissect the fallout from a controversial antisemitism conference in Israel. Solomon criticizes the government's invitation to far-right politicians linked to xenophobia, sparking outrage among mainstream Jewish leaders. Fink also highlights the growing protests against the government, with demonstrators pushing for change amid a backdrop of political instability.

Avi Scharf, National Security and Open Source Intelligence Editor at Haaretz, discusses his investigation into Israel's military entrenchment in Gaza, revealing the establishment of bases and civilian displacement. Rachel Fink, a Haaretz staff writer, dives into the determined efforts of settler activists, particularly Daniella Weiss, to revive Jewish settlements in the region. The conversation highlights the intertwining of military strategies with political ambitions and the divided sentiments of the Israeli public regarding future settlement initiatives.