In this discussion, the focus is on examining why Israel labels the Gaza conflict as a war and delving into the concept of compromise in politics while questioning if it is essential to national unity.

Thousands of activists, including IfNotNow and Jewish Voice for Peace, gathered at the Capitol building to protest US support for Israel during the Gaza war.

Amidst the recent conflict between Hamas and Israel, Arab-Israelis are facing a precarious situation.

Jonathan Schanzer discusses the delay in Israel's actions regarding the conflict in Gaza and analyzes Biden's visit to Israel.

During his visit to Israel amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas, U.S. President Joe Biden assured Israels war cabinet that the United States will continue to support and defend Israel.

The text discusses lessons and differences between the Gaza War and the Yom Kippur War, speculating on factors influencing the conflict's duration and its connection to the War of Gog.

This article provides a brief overview of recent events in Israel and suggests that the United States, under the Biden administration, has played a significant role in creating the conditions that led to the recent Hamas attack.

The article discusses Israel's flawed analytical framework regarding Hamas and Hezbollah.

In 2021, Israel experienced significant events such as a change in leadership with the end of the Netanyahu era, a war in Gaza, inter-communal riots, and a reset in U.S.-Palestinian relations.

The latest Gaza war between Israel and Hamas was not a spontaneous outbreak of violence caused by a local property dispute, as portrayed in some media narratives.

"We Found Our Outrage" edited by Richard Landes is a book that recounts the story of Andrew Pessin, a professor who was falsely accused of being an anti-Palestinian bigot by campus activists at Connecticut College.

Political analyst Yossi Alpher warns that President Trump's efforts to broker Israeli-Palestinian peace, while commendable, could potentially lead to violence if not carefully managed.

Amidst the context of war, the writer shares a personal story of losing his beloved fleece jacket, a symbol of his military service, and the ensuing events during his time in the reserves when conscription for the Gaza conflict loomed.

In this edition, Allison, Don, and Noah discuss Michael Oren's controversial essays, the UN report on war crimes during the Gaza conflict, and the potential leadership shift in the Israeli left involving Ron Huldai challenging Yitzhak Herzog.

Allison, Don, and Noah in this edition discuss the backlash following the video of police assaulting an Ethiopian-Israeli IDF soldier, addressing wider issues of racism.

Allison, Don, and Noah discuss the potential impact of war on perceptions, examining whether conflict in Gaza influences hawkish viewpoints.