Richard Kemp

In this gripping discussion, British doctor Mohammed Mustafa, known as the 'Beast From the Middle East', shares his harrowing firsthand experiences in Gaza, painting a vivid picture of the humanitarian crisis. May Golan, Israel's Minister for Social Equality, faces tough questions regarding her controversial remarks, including her dismissal of Gaza's plight. The conversation intensifies as former British Army commander Richard Kemp joins the panel, probing the complexities and moral dilemmas of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the dire impact on innocent lives.

Vadym Prystaiko, the former ambassador of Ukraine to the UK, discusses the complexities of identifying fallen Russian soldiers disguised as Ukrainians. Tony Abbott, ex-Prime Minister of Australia, emphasizes the importance of NATO's evolving contributions during the summit. Richard Kemp, a former battalion commander, sheds light on the innovative role of sea drones in modern warfare. Robert Seely, an author and ex-MP, critiques current peace proposals while highlighting the urgent need for robust defense strategies amid geopolitical tensions.

Colonel Richard Kemp, a retired British Army officer with extensive experience in Afghanistan, discusses the fallout of the U.S. withdrawal. He highlights the chaos of the Afghan military collapse and concerns about a resurgent Taliban. Kemp critiques the misguided belief in negotiating with the Taliban, emphasizing the geopolitical shift towards China and Pakistan. He also addresses the rise of terrorism, the ethical dilemmas of military conduct, and the failures of de-radicalization programs, shedding light on the complexities of global security.