- Tonight's episode delves into the current turmoil surrounding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

- We explore the internal divisions within his war cabinet, the public's growing dissent, and the Israeli army's retreat amid threats of an offensive.

- The sudden withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Gaza has raised questions about the shift in the conflict's dynamics.

- Families return to their devastated homes in Gaza, facing the overwhelming task of rebuilding.

- The killing of 7 aid workers by the IDF has sparked significant controversy and backlash against Netanyahu.

- The IDF's public apology marked a turning point, leading to a humanitarian aid influx and hostage negotiations.

- Netanyahu's long tenure as Prime Minister and his complex relationship with global powers, including Russia and China, are scrutinized.

- His interactions with the Chabad movement and the prophecy of being the last Prime Minister before the Messiah are discussed.

- Rick Petrie, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and an energy sector expert, joins the conversation to provide insight into the broader implications of the conflict.

- The episode examines Netanyahu's actions and the delayed military response to the Hamas attack, the government's dysfunction, and the potential shift in global power dynamics if Netanyahu maintains control.

- The stakes are high not only for Israelis and Gazans but for the global order of human rights, emphasizing the need for an end to the conflict.

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