114. Military Ethics in the Age of Impunity: Gaza, Ukraine, and the Soldier’s Dilemma
Maz:We are living through an era where warfare is live-streamed and war crimes are documented in real time, yet accountability remains elusive. From the relentless siege of Gaza to the grinding attrition of Ukraine, we are witnessing not isolated abuses, but a pattern of impunity, of moral degradation, and of collapsing norms. International law is […]
110. AI’s Impact on Massive Death Toll in Gaza with Meron Rapoport
Introduction Today I’m speaking with Meron Rapoport, who is an award -winning Israeli journalist and writer. He is the ex -head of the news department in Haaretz and is now an independent journalist with Local Call. Mehron was one of the people behind the groundbreaking article, Lavender, the AI machine directing Israel’s bombing spree in […]
109. Chris Gunness: Israel’s Opposition to UNRWA and the Campaign to Delegitimise the Organisation
Introduction and UNRWA’s Role My guest today is Chris Gunness, who is the former chief spokesperson for UNRWA and who for many years has been an outspoken advocate for the voiceless Palestinian people. I first spoke with Chris a few weeks after October 7th, where we discussed some of the underlying causes of this conflict. […]
105. Professor Greg Barton – Terrorism, Jihadism, and Violent Extremism: Exploring the Roots and Impacts of Radicalisation
Today, I spoke with Professor Greg Barton, a prominent Australian academic with a distinguished career specialising in global Islamic politics and countering violent extremism. His expertise, particularly in the realm of Islamic thought, positions him as a leading authority on issues of terrorism, extremism, and the development of effective interventions. Author of several influential articles […]