This discussion features Zanny Minton Beddoes, Editor-in-chief of The Economist; Rushdi Abualouf, the BBC's Gaza correspondent; and Noga Tanapolsky, freelance journalist. They dive deep into the challenges of reporting from conflict zones, highlighting emotional nuances and personal experiences in Gaza. The importance of increasing female representation in media is emphasized, along with collaborative initiatives addressing gender disparity. They also unpack the significance of 'Super Thursday' in the publishing world, exploring trends and the impact of social media on book sales.

Jeremy Bowen, BBC's international editor, shares his expert analysis of the Israel-Gaza conflict, reflecting on its historical significance. Anna Foster, reporting from Beirut, discusses how the conflict impacts Lebanon and regional tensions. Rushdi Abualouf provides firsthand accounts from Gaza, detailing the war's devastating humanitarian crisis. The conversation dives into personal stories from affected families, the complexities of military actions versus political influences, and the uncertainties of future peace efforts amid escalating violence.

Lise Doucet, BBC's chief international correspondent, is joined by international editor Jeremy Bowen and correspondent Rushdi Abualouf for a poignant discussion on the Israel-Gaza conflict one year on. They reflect on the escalation of violence, the human cost of the war, and the heartbreaking stories of families torn apart by conflict. The conversation delves into the broader implications for the region, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and the persistent hope for resolution amidst the turmoil.