What would you do if you got scammed? Would you suffer in silence or would you do something about it?

Well I got scammed once and this is the story of what I did. I'm Justin Sales, the host of the wedding scammer, a true crime

podcast from the Ringer. And for seven episodes, we're hunting a common man. A guy

with a lot of aliases, a guy who's ruined a lot of weddings and with the help with some friends

I just might be able to catch him. Listen to the wedding scammer on Spotify or

wherever you get your podcasts. Today we have a very important interview on this show and I want to give some context

with this interview by reviewing the full picture of our Israel-Palestine coverage

to date. In the last few weeks our coverage of this conflict has tried very hard to see the

problem from as many angles as possible. In our first interview, we considered the political

motivations of Hamas's October 7 attack.

In our second episode, we considered the behavior

of Israel's government from a very critical perspective.

In the third episode, we scrutinized

Israel's military objectives by talking to a counterterrorism expert.

And last week we told the 150-year history of Israel, Palestine, and the origins of Hamas

by speaking to two historians, one who was clearly more sympathetic to Israel, and another who was clearly more sympathetic to Palestine.

The diversity here, the diversity of approaches, with some episodes that might have sounded more like a defensive Israel

while other shows might have sounded more like a sharp critique of Israel is not

an accident. It is a reflection of an expression of my own anguish on this issue.

It would be easier for me to simply think that Israel is a genocidal colonial settler state

and just be done with it. But I don't believe that frame is true.

It would also be easy to say on the other hand that every democracy facing an invasion by a

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