Hi and welcome back to Laser Focus. I am your host, LaserBerman. We are here on day 19 of the joint

U.S.-Israeli operation against Iran. And obviously there are some very important achievements,

including the killing of top Iranian official Ali Larajani two nights ago, you can look at a range of things that

both the Israelis have done alone, that the U.S. has done alone, and of course what they have done

together. But there are still many important questions that I hear that Israelis are talking about

that the U.S. are talking about. In terms of the aims of the war, where does this war go from here,

how does it end and what comes next?

In order to make some order, to get some answers here, who better to talk to than someone

who is very close to the decision makers, who is in the meetings, who is Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu's International Affairs Advisor, it's someone you probably know pretty well.

For 25 years,

she has been a conservative journalist, commentator, author, also an IDF officer. Welcome to Laser

Focus, Caroline Glick. Thank you very much for having me, Laser. And before we get into this

very interesting conversation, we're going to take a quick break and then we'll be right back.

When war is erupting, how do Israeli families and communities live with constant loss?

When you think about the many sacrifices made in these two, two and a half years, how do you make sense of sacrifice? On the latest episode of

texting IRL, Alana Steinhain and Hartman Research Fellow David Dishon turned to the book of

Vaiycra and to David's experience as a bereaved grandparent of a soldier killed in the Israel-Hamas war.

Together they discuss sacrifice, grief, and spiritual resilience.

Everybody who's risking their life is risking their life for something

that they believe is greater than their own life.

Listen to Vaikra, living with sacrifice and closeness in the shadow of war,

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