The Quad

Has anti-Israel activism become something much bigger than campus protests?
In this special conversation from the CUFI Summit in Washington, D.C., Fleur Hassan-Nahum is joined by leading Jewish and Christian voices to expose how foreign influence and years of institutional infiltration have transformed universities, politics, media and even medicine. You'll learn why the alliance between Christians and Israel is growing stronger despite mounting pressure and why the battle against antisemitism is now being fought far beyond the Middle East.

Trump says the ceasefire is dead, but why are negotiations with Iran still happening?
The Quad panel breaks down whether the Islamic Republic has finally pushed President Trump past the point of diplomacy and what an alleged assassination plot against Trump could mean for the next phase of the conflict. You'll learn why the hosts believe Iran is running out of options, how Western radicalization is becoming part of the story, what Hamas' latest "peace" proposal in Gaza really means and why the coming months could determine the future of both the Middle East and the U.S.-Israel alliance.

The gloves come off as the panel dissects the spectacle surrounding Ali Khamenei's funeral and the question many are now asking: are the nuclear negotiations simply buying Tehran more time? You'll learn why the panel believes the regime's public rhetoric matters, how Turkey's growing regional ambitions could become the next major geopolitical flashpoint, why anti-Semitism in Western politics is raising new alarms, and hear the week's biggest heroes and villains in one of the show's most passionate discussions yet.

Is the anti-Israel alliance finally starting to crack?
This week's episode of "The Quad" explores three major developments that could reshape the Middle East: Lebanon's unprecedented move toward distancing itself from Hezbollah, Iran's increasingly aggressive actions in the Strait of Hormuz and the growing anti-Hamas protests erupting inside Gaza. You'll learn why these stories may be more connected than they appear, what they reveal about shifting regional alliances and whether these dramatic changes signal the beginning of lasting peace or the opening chapter of an even more dangerous conflict.