Yishai Fleisher

In this thought-provoking discussion, Reverend Franklin Graham, an influential evangelist, joins Palestinian-American analyst Omar Baddar and Jewish spokesperson Yishai Fleisher to tackle the fraught intersection of war and religion amid the Israel-Iran tensions. They delve into how religious narratives influence public sentiment and the complex moral dilemmas in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation also addresses the responsibilities of leaders and journalists in portraying the realities of war while navigating the intricate tapestry of faith, governance, and geopolitical dynamics.

Rabbi Yishai Fleisher is an influential voice as the International Spokesperson for the Jewish Community of Hebron and a Councilman in Efrat. He dives deep into the complexities of the Israeli religious right, contrasting their viewpoints with secular perspectives on identity and land. The conversation covers the historical roots of Israel, intricate land claims, and the moral quagmires involved. Fleisher expresses concerns about the future of Israel amid demographic shifts and the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, exploring themes of identity, governance, and coexistence.

Norman Finkelstein and Yishai Fleisher debate the war in Gaza, with Norman predicting 'mega-deaths' in an IDF invasion into Rafah while Yishai argues for prosecuting the war to the end. Tensions rise as Norman calls Yishai a 'war criminal' and demands his prosecution under international law.