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Explore "hezbollah" with insightful episodes like "Evening Briefing Tuesday 16th April", "April 1st, 2024: Israel Targets Iranian Weapons Smuggling, Putin's Gambit On North Korea, & Biden's Radical Environmental Agenda", "Hezbollah Threats & 911 Response Times | 3.16.24", "World on Fire, Part 1: The Houthis, Israel's Impossible War, and Worsening Middle East Chaos" and "An assassination in Beirut: Will the Middle East war spread?" from podcasts like ""Times news briefing", "The President's Daily Brief", "Morning Wire", "Plain English with Derek Thompson" and "Stories of our times"" and more!
Episodes (9)
April 1st, 2024: Israel Targets Iranian Weapons Smuggling, Putin's Gambit On North Korea, & Biden's Radical Environmental Agenda
In this episode of The President's Daily Brief:
Israel is stepping up airstrikes against Hezbollah militants in Syria in an effort to disrupt the flow of Iranian weapons to regional proxy groups amid the war in Gaza.
President Joe Biden is threatening Russia with repercussions for the ongoing imprisonment of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich.
Russia is lashing out at the west over their treatment of North Korea, accusing the U.S. of "strangling" the repressive regime and calling for a sharp change in western policy.
In our 'Back of the Brief' segment, President Joe Biden is coming after the trucking industry in his push for radical environmental policies aimed at reducing emissions, sparking a warning from the industry of dire economic repercussions.
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Hezbollah Threats & 911 Response Times | 3.16.24
Morning Wire contributor David Marcus reports from the northern border of Israel, Biden’s administration spends millions on DEI, and 911 response times reach dangerous lengths. Get the facts first with Morning Wire.
World on Fire, Part 1: The Houthis, Israel's Impossible War, and Worsening Middle East Chaos
The chaos in the Middle East is getting worse. It’s not just in Gaza. It’s not the spasms of violence in the West Bank. It’s not just the northern border with Lebanon, where Israel is braced for the possibility of a new war. It’s not the Houthis in Yemen, disrupting Red Sea trade. It's not just Iran urging on these groups. It's all of it, all at once. Natan Sachs, director of the Center for Middle East Policy at Brookings, joins to break this all down and offer several big-picture explanations for why so many long-standing problems in the Middle East are getting worse at the same time.
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Host: Derek Thompson
Guest: Natan Sachs
Producer: Devon Baroldi
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An assassination in Beirut: Will the Middle East war spread?
The killing of a senior Hamas official in Lebanon has further stoked tensions in the Middle East. Hezbollah’s supreme leader, Hassan Nasrallah, has warned Israel that it is ready for war “without limits” should the IDF attack. Meanwhile, Iran has blamed Israel for a twin bomb attack near the tomb of an Iranian general. What impact will these developments have on the war in Gaza?
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Guest: Richard Spencer, Correspondent, The Times.
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Still No House Speaker & Israel Hits Hezbollah | Afternoon Update | 10.20.23
Developing stories you need to know just in time for your drive home. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.
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Hamas is not Israel’s only concern
Analysts forecast that four of the six big US banks will see Q3 profits fall year on year, Israel has been fighting on its northern border with Lebanon in addition to war with Hamas,and the star witness in the Sam Bankman-Fried trial testifies. Plus, shares in Birkenstock dropped more than 12 per cent on their first day of trading.
Mentioned in this podcast:
Rising interest rates curb lending growth for big US banks
Birkenstock shares slip on first day of trading
What links Hamas to the ‘Axis of Resistance’ and its patron Iran?
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War in Israel Escalates; Biden Boosting Aid
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On today's podcast:
1) Israel Latest: Missiles Fired from Lebanon
2) Biden Says US Boosting Military Aid to Israel Following Attack
3) Exxon Nears $58 Billion Deal to Buy Pioneer in Big Oil Bet
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Ep. 631 The Closing Act of the Biggest Scandal in American History
Here’s CNN’s original explanation for why the Trump team was being spied on.
Here’s The NY Times new reason that the Trump team was being spied on.
Here’s Fusion GPS and CNN’s alternate reasons why the Trump team was being spied on.
Here’s a fascinating timeline of this sordid tale.
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