Daniel Silberman, originally from Chile, reveals the traumatic impact of his family’s experiences during the Pinochet regime, discussing Israel's military support. Sasha Polakow-Suransky elaborates on Israel's secret alliances with apartheid South Africa and the historical implications of these ties. Together, they explore how Israeli arms dealings with oppressive regimes have evolved, tracing a troubling legacy that influences modern surveillance practices and military strategies globally. It's a deep dive into the dark corridors of power and complicity.

Daniel Silberman, a social justice advocate with roots in Chile, and Sasha Polakow-Suransky, journalist and author of "The Unspoken Alliance," delve into Israel's historical military collaborations, notably with the Pinochet regime. They discuss the emotional impact of state violence and the troubling legacies of arms deals with oppressive governments. The conversation extends to Israel's current surveillance practices and how its military strategies influence global conflicts. They explore the alarming patterns of human rights violations perpetuated through international alliances, especially post-1967.