Hamas built tunnels instead of a future for the Gazan people. | Eylon Levy with Brendan O'Neill
Israel: State of a Nation
Eylon Levy engages in a conversation with Brendan O'Neill, author of "After the Pogrom," focusing on the socio-political landscape in Gaza and the controversial role of Hamas. The discussion highlights the extensive network of tunnels constructed by Hamas, which spans over 350 miles. Levy and O'Neill argue that these resources could have been directed towards building a more prosperous future for the Gazan people. They contend that any rebuilding efforts in Gaza should not include Hamas's leadership, pointing to the organization's prioritization of militant infrastructure over civilian development as a significant barrier to progress in the region.