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1/25/24 Brad Pearce on the October 7th Attacks

1/25/24 Brad Pearce on the October 7th Attacks

FromScott Horton Show - Just the Interviews


1/25/24 Brad Pearce on the October 7th Attacks

FromScott Horton Show - Just the Interviews

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Length:
33 minutes
Released:
Jan 28, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Brad Pearce joins Scott to talk about the work he’s done digging into the claims that the IDF was responsible for much of the devastation on October 7th. Pearce explains the history of Israel’s evolving doctrine for preventing and avoiding hostage situations to help us better interpret what happened that day in Southern Israel.
Discussed on the show:

“A Hannibal Directive by Any Other Name” (The Wayward Rabbler)

“A Series of Failures Proves That Israel's Security Concept Is Obsolete” (Haaretz)

“Screams without proof: questions for NYT about shoddy ‘Hamas mass rape’ report” (The Grayzone)

Brad Pearce is a writer focused on international relations and politics. He writes at The Wayward Rabbler. Follow him on Twitter @WaywardRabbler
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Released:
Jan 28, 2024
Format:
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This podcast is for individual interviews on the Scott Horton Show. See the Q & A show feed to hear Scott answer listener questions and for the full show archives. Scott Horton is the author of Fool's Errand: Time to End the War in Afghanistan, and is the host of the Scott Horton Show podcast. He has conducted over 5,500 interviews with authors, journalists, activists, and whistleblowers on the most important foreign policy issues since 2003.