Ep. 14: Return of History: Netanyahu's Prospects, a Jostled Casket, NatCons on the March Three Jews, Four Opinions

The collapse of Israel’s governing coalition is the first news story covered by the Three Jews this week, and there’s more on the still-unsolved mystery: “Who shot Shireen Abu Akleh”. Finally, a debate about Gabi’s friends, the National Conservatives; their official stated principles, and a possible liberal response to them in Francis Fukuyama’s new book – or perhaps in an old essay of Paul’s, once cited (he won’t tire of telling you) by Israel’s new prime minister Yair Lapid.

And don’t miss Abe's unforgettable contributions to both the episode’s intro (trigger-warning required for astronauts), and conclusion.

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Articles referred to can be found here:

Why the Israeli government failed but isn’t a failure

The Workings of the Palestinian Propaganda Machine

Why Israel’s 'Hasbara Queen' Failed Miserably to Explain Shireen Abu Akleh’s Killing (Abe’s recent Haaretz article)

National Conservatism: A Statement of Principles

Authoritarianism is surging. Can liberal democracy fight back?

The Case for Liberal Nationalism (Paul’s 2020 essay for The American Interest)