Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing criticism from US Democratic leaders, including President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders, and Senator Chuck Schumer, for his handling of the conflict with Hamas in Gaza.

Ruthie Blum discusses the Biden administration's strained relations with Benny Gantz and ceasefire negotiations, Bibi's political future, Israeli public sentiment, and reasons behind the delay in the Rafah offensive.

The article discusses the two-state solution and argues against its feasibility and support.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing increasing uncertainty about his political future following the security lapses that allowed Hamas to attack southern Israel on October 7.

Pressure is increasing on the Israeli government amidst debates over the terms of a ceasefire, with families of hostages urging a pause following the accidental killing of three hostages by the IDF in Gaza.

In this episode, Tamar Hermann, a political science professor and senior research fellow at the Israel Democracy Institute, discusses the 20th edition of the Israel Democracy Index.

Professor Tamar Hermann from the Israel Democracy Institute discusses the latest findings from the Israeli Voice Index on Israeli public opinion regarding annexation.

In a discussion led by journalists Noah Efron, Allison Kaplan Sommer, and Miriam Herschlag, they explore the Likud party's conflicting statements on settlements in Palestinian territories at the end of 2017.

In a recent discussion, Noah Efron, Don Futterman, and Allison Kaplan Sommer explore three key topics: right-wing participation in protests against Netanyahu's government, the implications of Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi's activism, and the concept of public opinion excommunication and rehabilitation following a sexual harassment incident involving Ari Shavit.

In the podcast episode "If I Divide Thee, O Jerusalem," the hosts discuss a shocking poll revealing that a majority of Israelis are in favor of transferring Arab neighborhoods in Jerusalem to the Palestinian Authority for peace, and the potential political impact of this.