Shany Mor, a political theory lecturer at Reichman University, sheds light on the intellectual and policy missteps leading to the October 7 attack on Israel. He critiques Netanyahu's indecisive leadership, the impact of the right-wing settler ideology prioritizing settlements over security, and the delusions of international peace processors who misunderstand Hamas's fundamental opposition to Israel. Mor calls for a reassessment of these conceptual frameworks to better understand and address the complexities of the region's conflicts.

Shany Mor, a political theory lecturer at Reichman University, dives into the critical missteps leading up to the October 7 attack on Israel. He dissects Netanyahu’s leadership, arguing that indecision and flawed messaging laid the groundwork for disaster. Mor critiques the right-wing settler ideology that overshadowed national security, and the unrealistic peace frameworks that failed to recognize Hamas's true intentions. He also highlights the detrimental role of the international community, suggesting it contributed to these catastrophic failures.