The War to End All Wars Against Hamas

<p>Nearly a month ago, Hamas invaded Israel and murdered over 1,400 men, women, and children. It was the deadliest attack on the Jewish people since World War II, which was also a war against the Jews that culminated in the Holocaust. The Israel Defense Forces are now in Gaza aiming to cripple Hamas’s military capabilities, and it’s a challenging mission. To discuss, host Cliff May is joined by three FDD experts: <strong>Bradley Bowman</strong>, <strong>Hussain Abdul-Hussain</strong>, and <strong>Retired Maj. Gen. Amir Eshel</strong> (former commander in chief of the Israeli Air Force).</p><p>They talk about the status of Israel's ground operation inside Gaza, including why forces are current concentrated in the northern part of the Strip; <br />how the IDF might deal with Hamas' extensive system of underground tunnels; <br />what happened at Al Shifa Hospital and why Hamas is using ambulances; <br />if there's a difference between a ceasefire and 'humanitarian pause' as well as Israel's conditions for agreeing to the former; <br />how Israel's Arab neighbors are reacting to the war; <br />Saudi Arabia's interception of missiles fired by Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen at Israel — and other related issues.</p>