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7 snips
Oct 18, 2023 • 39min

The misinformation of war

Lord Simon McDonald, former ambassador to Israel and expert on conflict in the Middle East, discusses the challenges of misinformation during times of war. Topics include the recent hospital explosion in Gaza, the role of social media in spreading false narratives, the importance of leadership in resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and Joe Biden's visit to the region to mitigate the crisis.
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12 snips
Oct 17, 2023 • 34min

Can there ever be peace in the Middle East?

The podcast discusses the growing tensions in the Middle East and the urgent need to open the border for supplies to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. It also explores the potential resolution of the conflict before Biden's arrival. The similarities between the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and 9/11 are highlighted, along with the challenges faced by the SMP party in its pursuit of Scottish independence.
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Oct 17, 2023 • 2min

This week on The News Agents USA: Is Biden going to Israel a bad idea?

This week, The News Agents USA analyzes President Biden's visit to Israel and the Middle East, discussing the desperate situation and consequences of his visit, including the importance of improved post-conflict planning.
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5 snips
Oct 16, 2023 • 37min

The UK politics of Israel-Palestine

The podcast discusses the support for Palestinian rights and the presence of Hamas. It explores the potential involvement of Hezbollah and the risks of a regional war. The recent Polish elections and the victory of the opposition party are also examined. In addition, the podcast addresses the suspension of an MP for sexual misconduct.
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19 snips
Oct 13, 2023 • 41min

Is Israel about to commit war crimes?

The podcast explores the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas, discussing potential war crimes, the UK government's stance, and the dire situation in Gaza. It analyzes the number of Hamas fighters and the likelihood of Israel's success in the Gaza Strip. The strategic advantage of controlling the air, the British debate, and the importance of accurate language in reporting terrorism are also discussed.
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Oct 12, 2023 • 40min

How does Israel get its hostages back?

This podcast explores the hostage situation in Gaza, delving into the challenges faced by Israel in negotiating with terrorists. It also discusses the defection of an MP to the Conservative Party, the overcrowding of prisons, and the state of Scottish politics.
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5 snips
Oct 11, 2023 • 42min

How far will Israel go in response to Hamas terrorism?

Discussion on recent events in Israel and the complexity of the relationship between Jewish people and the state of Israel. Exploring the potential escalation in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the involvement of Iran. Delving into the manipulation tactics of Jimmy Savile and the lack of trust towards him within the BBC. Exploring the choices made by the dramatist and revelations about the subject. Exploring suspicions of Jimmy Savile's actions at Duncroft and the toxic celebrity culture within the BBC.
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11 snips
Oct 10, 2023 • 34min

Starmer's speech: has he done enough to win a majority?

Analyzing the impact of protests during Keir Starmer's conference speech, the podcast explores his working-class mantra of aspiration, his emphasis on class and state intervention, and his plans for changing the country. They also discuss the tragic events in Israel, the Labour Party conference season, and end with a light-hearted conversation about favorite moments from the party conference.
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Oct 10, 2023 • 1min

This week on The News Agents USA: A power vacuum in Washington and chaos in the Middle East

This podcast discusses the impact of recent events in Israel on American politics, along with Robert F. Kennedy's announcement of running as an independent candidate for the presidency and the reactions it aroused.
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Oct 9, 2023 • 57min

War in Israel, and an interview with Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves

Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancellor, discusses her plans to tax tech firms, her unwillingness to tax the rich, and the ongoing conflict in Israel. They also explore the challenges of the Labour Party in offering a plan similar to Biden's inflation reduction act, the leadership of Bibi Netanyahu, and the potential Israel-Saudi Arabia deal.

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