In this engaging discussion, Robert Wright, an insightful author on foreign policy, teams up with political scientist Stephen Walt, known for his expertise in international relations. They explore the unintended consequences of Israel's military actions, like the rise of Hezbollah. Topics include how U.S. support may push Israel toward self-destructive policies and Netanyahu's resistance to a Palestinian state. The duo also examines the role of fear in political maneuvers and the complex U.S.-Israel alliance, revealing the intricate dynamics of identity and nationalism.

Harvard Professor Stephen Walt and Ian Bremmer discuss the similarities in foreign policy between a second Trump term and Biden. They debate on issues like China, Ukraine, and the Middle East, suggesting minimal differences in approaches. Walt argues that the contrast is not as stark as perceived, challenging Bremmer's view on the matter. A thought-provoking discussion on potential global implications under both administrations.

Harvard Prof. Stephen Walt dissects US foreign policy including Israel/Gaza conflict, Ukraine war, Iran, China, BRICS alliance, and more. He discusses the motives behind the recent Hamas attack, the unsustainability of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, impact of conflict with Hamas on Israeli politics, implications of bombing Iranian infrastructure, Harvard's controversy, and dangers of universities becoming political players.