Over the weekend a series of events on Israel's northern border escalated quickly, and was closer than any other time in the last few years to the breakout of a war between Israel, Syria and possibly also Hezbollah and Iran. I explain what happened and why tensions that caused this are unlikely to go away soon.

E13 - The War That Didnt Break-Out over the Weekend

A bi-weekly podcast on current political events in Israel. We'll be offering analysis, clarification and discussions of internal politics, security issues, and foreign affairs. 
About me: I'm an Israeli political theory Ph.D. student at the Harvard University Government Department. Interested in ideas, institutions and good old fashioned politics, security, and foreign policy. Especially in Israel. Before grad-school I worked as a policy analyst at Molad, a political think-tank and wrote a daily Middle-East update blog.

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A bi-weekly podcast on current political events in Israel. We'll be offering analysis, clarification and discussions of internal politics, security issues, and foreign affairs. About me: I'm an Israeli political theory Ph.D. student at the Harvard University Government Department. Interested in ideas, institutions and good old fashioned politics, security, and foreign policy. Especially in Israel. Before grad-school I worked as a policy analyst at Molad, a political think-tank and wrote a daily Middle-East update blog.

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