Netanyahu's endless wars: How dangerous are they for Israel?

Name: Netanyahu's endless wars: How dangerous are they for Israel?
Uploaded: 2025-04-10T12:30:13.289Z
Duration: 26 min 4 s
Description: The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is battling on multiple fronts: against Hamas in Gaza, against Iran's nuclear ambitions, and against his numerous critics both at home and abroad. Could his actions ultimately jeopardize Israel's long-term security? Our guests: Markus Bickel (Table.Media); Riad Othman (Medico); Shani Rozanes (DW);

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The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is battling on multiple fronts: against Hamas in Gaza, against Iran's nuclear ambitions, and against his numerous critics both at home and abroad. Could his actions ultimately jeopardize Israel's long-term security? Our guests: Markus Bickel (Table.Media); Riad Othman (Medico); Shani Rozanes (DW);

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Markus Bickel,

is a journalist and political analyst, former Middle East correspondent and currently leads Table.Media´s security team.

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Riad Othman,

is a Middle East consultant for medico international, a German aid and human rights organization. He was the head of the medico office for Israel and the Palestinian territories.

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Shani Rozanes,

is DW’s Middle East analyst in Berlin.

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