Oh, boy, Israel and Palestine.

This is a very, very serious subject that seems to get everyone's emotions cranked all the way up to 11.

I can talk about how in the United States domestic policy, you get the left, you get the right.

But there are some people that can have a calm, reasonable with you and then as soon as the issue of israel

palestine comes up it is cranked instantly up emotions are running high so I'm really

excited that once again we're going to be having this conversation but I do think

it'll be interesting especially considering the political ramifications of

the domestic reaction to what's happening in Israel with Hamas, with Gaza, with the West Bank.

You have a lot of people who had odds.

You had rioting just the other day in front of the DNC.

Police made, I believe only one arrest, but several officers were injured.

And these are left-leaning young people.

So we're now seeing polls that suggest 18 to 29

year olds more than half are at odds with the democrat official foreign policy position on

Israel which is going to have some very serious ramifications for 2024 and that being said we're

going to start off just with the conversation around Israel and Palestine, the moral justifications versus the criticisms of military action as well as, but, you know, IDF, Hamas, et cetera.

And we've got two really awesome guests to have this conversation, of course, returning.

We have Scott Horton.

Happy to be here.

Thank you, Tim.

Who are you, sir I'm the editorial director of

anti-war dot com and the director of the Libertarian Institute and I'm the author of

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