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Hey honestly, listeners, it's Barry here.

For today's episode, we're going to do something a little different,

and play the most recent episode of my friend Sam Harris's podcast, Making Sense.

The reason I wanted to put this episode down the honestly

feed despite the amount of Israel and war-related content we've already

published is because moral confusion is plaguing this moment in a way we've never seen before in our lifetimes.

And it's everywhere, from college campuses to Congress.

Sam, better than almost anyone I know, is able to speak to the moral confusion all around

us with facts, nuance, and clarity.

He doesn't just visit this topic with the narrow lens of the particular war going on right

now between Hamas and Israel, but with a view of history. And in Sam's view, it's not the history of the Israeli

Palestinian conflict that matters right now, but rather the history of terrorism,

the history of Islamic jihad. And that is what this episode is all about.

It is aptly titled The Bright Line Between Good and Evil.

And whether you agree or disagree with Sam on any number of topics from COVID to religion,

I believe you'll find this episode sobering illuminating and well worth your time.

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