MUST SEE ENDING - Debate Meltdown | Shattering Truth About the Future of Peace
March 25, 2025
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as posted by the channelIs peace still possible after October 7th and who is even left to fight for it? In this explosive episode, Ittay Flescher, a longtime peace activist and educator, sits down for a raw and revealing conversation about the failures of peace movements in Israel and the region, and the deep ideological divide in Israeli-Palestinian relations. But what starts as a respectful debate takes an unexpected turn…
Key Topics Covered in This Episode:
- How October 7th shattered long-held beliefs about peace
- The failures of peace activism and uncomfortable truths about Hamas’ support
- Inside the Israeli government’s messaging strategy—what’s working and what’s failing
- How Israel should handle the war of narratives in global media
- What Ittay Flescher’s experience inside a peace movement reveals about Palestinian perspectives
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Co-Creator and Host - Eylon Levy
Co-Creator - Guy Ross
Executive Producer - Asher Westropp-Evans
Director/Editor - Benny Goldman
Studio Manager - Lotem Segev
Line Producer - Tal Segal
Intern - Jesse Sklar
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