Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank trap Palestinian families in their homes. The violence takes place as Israel's far-right government fights elections in October. Why are attacks by settlers intensifying and what are the consequences? 

In this episode: 


Ofer Cassif, Member of the Knesset.


Mouin Rabbani, Co-editor, Jadaliyya online magazine.


Ori Goldberg, Israeli political commentator.

Host: Imran Khan

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Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank trap Palestinian families in their homes. The violence takes place as Israel's far-right government fights elections in October. Why are attacks by settlers intensifying and what are the consequences?&nbsp;
In this episode:&nbsp;
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Ofer Cassif, Member of the Knesset.
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Mouin Rabbani, Co-editor, Jadaliyya online magazine.
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Ori Goldberg, Israeli political commentator.
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Host: Imran Khan
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What's driving the escalating Israeli settler violence against Palestinians?

NATO says it is ready to fight as it unveils a new defence strategy using low-cost drones, artificial intelligence and rapid strikes to deter potential attacks. With the US planning to withdraw thousands of troops from Europe and concerns growing over Russia, European leaders are increasing military spending. Will NATO’s new strategy be enough to address the perceived Russian threat and protect its members?

In this episode:
Ray Wojcik, Senior Research Fellow at The Saratoga Foundation
Marina Miron, Researcher in Defence Studies at King’s College London
Alexander Bratersky, Political analyst specialising in Russian foreign policy

Host: Rishaad Salamat

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NATO says it is ready to fight as it unveils a new defence strategy using low-cost drones, artificial intelligence and rapid strikes to deter potential attacks. With the US planning to withdraw thousands of troops from Europe and concerns growing over Russia, European leaders are increasing military spending. Will NATO&rsquo;s new strategy be enough to address the perceived Russian threat and protect its members?
In this episode:
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Host: Rishaad Salamat
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 Will NATO's theory of victory work?

US President Donald Trump has announced a deal to bring Russian diesel into the United States, a move welcomed by the Kremlin. He's accused Ukraine of ignoring his calls to halt strikes on Russian refineries. Ukraine insists it will only stop striking Russian refineries if Moscow ceases attacks on its energy facilities. With Washington and Europe diverging further on Ukraine, how long can European leaders continue their economic and military support for Kyiv?

In this episode:


Lisa Yasko, Member of the Ukrainian Parliament


Andrey Kortunov, Russian affairs analyst


John Lough, Head of Foreign Policy at the New Eurasian Strategies Centre

Host: Rishaad Salamat

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US President Donald Trump has announced a deal to bring Russian diesel into the United States, a move welcomed by the Kremlin. He's accused Ukraine of ignoring his calls to halt strikes on Russian refineries. Ukraine insists it will only stop striking Russian refineries if Moscow ceases attacks on its energy facilities. With Washington and Europe diverging further on Ukraine, how long can European leaders continue their economic and military support for Kyiv?
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Lisa Yasko, Member of the Ukrainian Parliament
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Andrey Kortunov, Russian affairs analyst
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John Lough, Head of Foreign Policy at the New Eurasian Strategies Centre
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Host: Rishaad Salamat
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How will Ukraine respond to the growing pressure from Washington?

Zionism should be treated as any other form of racism. That's what members of the Green Party have agreed on at their annual conference in the UK. Israel has condemned the decision, calling it antisemitic. So, what's the motivation? And what impact will the Greens' new policy have on British politics and beyond?

In this episode:


Tim Bale, Professor of Politics at Queen Mary University of London


Yossi Beilin, former Israeli Justice Minister


Jonathan Lis, Journalist and Broadcaster

Host: Neave Barker

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Zionism should be treated as any other form of racism. That's what members of the Green Party have agreed on at their annual conference in the UK. Israel has condemned the decision, calling it antisemitic. So, what's the motivation? And what impact will the Greens' new policy have on British politics and beyond?
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Tim Bale, Professor of Politics at Queen Mary University of London
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Yossi Beilin, former Israeli Justice Minister
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Jonathan Lis, Journalist and Broadcaster
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Host: Neave Barker
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What's driving the escalating Israeli settler violence against Palestinians?

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