Former Defense Minister on Israel’s Security Challenges #153

In this episode of Inside The Epicenter, former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon provides a unique perspective on the Israeli-Hamas conflict and the broader regional dynamics. Join hosts Joel Rosenberg and Carl Moeller as they explore Ya’alon's insights into the refusal of the Palestinian leadership to recognize Israel's right to exist, the challenges of maintaining relations with the United States, and the complex geopolitical landscape involving Russia, Iran, and Turkey. Get ready for a deep dive into the complexities of the Middle East and the critical issues at stake for Israel and the broader international community.

• (06:25) Radical Islamic groups that gain power pose a threat.
• (10:09) Israel faces a global legitimacy crisis, and self-defense is questioned.
• (12:37) Critics undermine Israel's military actions against terrorism.
• (15:52) Palestinians view all of Israel as occupied.
• (19:52) Professor Lewis: Conflict about Israel's size or existence.
• (23:36) Unity is crucial to defeat radical Islam and promote peace.
• (25:57) Challenges to supporting Israel and achieving peace.
• (33:49) Readiness for peace countered by Iran's aggression.
• (41:15) Israel faces challenges but is optimistic. Leaders must deepen empathy and dialogue.
• (42:54) Israel seeks support in defending its legitimacy.
• (46:49) Clear choice between bomb and survival. Religious theology.
• (50:40) Khamenei's timing and influence on Iran.
• (56:00) Turkey's involvement in the Iran deal.

 

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