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Sneak Peek: Amit Segal on the outcome of the Iran War and Israel’s next era
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This is a sneak peek from the members-only edition of Inside Call me Back, where Dan is joined by Ark Media contributor Amit Segal to discuss whether Israel’s war with Iran can be considered a success while the regime and parts of the nuclear threat remain intact, and whether Israel today has a leader, political movement, or civic vision capable of defining the country’s next chapter.
In the full episode, Amit also takes on listener questions about:
- Netanyahu’s responsibility for October 7
- How long does he plan to stay in power?
- Trump’s Gaza “Riviera” plan in hindsight
- Amit’s thoughts on his father’s controversial essay about Diaspora Jews
- Whether the country could be headed back into another cycle of repeat elections
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Read Amit’s father’s piece here
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