The Quad

A prominent Gazan journalist just admitted he withheld footage of Israeli hostages being beaten, and "The Quad" says his revelations raise much bigger questions about what the world has been shown from Gaza.
Emily Schrader and the panel examine Motaz Azaiza’s interview, including his description of a Hamas-linked journalists’ WhatsApp group and his decision not to publish certain footage from October 7. They also dig into polling presented by CNN showing a dramatic deterioration in American attitudes toward Israel and debate what is driving that shift. Plus, the panel tackles anti-Israel protests targeting Jews on Yom Kippur and the backlash engulfing Ed Sheeran, before naming this week’s Scumbags and Heroes.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, has the West forgotten who the enemy actually is? "The Quad" reacts to Bill Maher’s explosive warning about a generation increasingly sympathetic to Osama bin Laden and debate how Islamist extremism went from being recognized as a threat to being defended by parts of the Western Left. Then the conversation turns to a new global danger: the Houthis’ advance around the strategic Bab al-Mandab shipping route and what it could mean for global trade and your wallet. Plus, the panel unloads on Jeremy Corbyn, the controversy surrounding Fauda and an anti-Israel film celebrated in Venice...before revealing why Pink and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch earned Hero of the Week.

A Gazan activist just called for the end of Hamas, and the backlash from the Western Left reveals a much bigger problem. In this episode of "The Quad", Emily Schrader and the panel unpack the firestorm surrounding Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib’s New York Times op-ed, asking why some Western activists refuse to listen when Palestinians themselves condemn Hamas.
Then the debate turns inward as U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee labels violent Israeli extremists “terrorists”: Is he right, is the comparison with Palestinian terrorism dangerously misleading and does Israel need to confront its own extremists more aggressively?
Plus, the panel takes aim at Macklemore, Ed Miliband and more in this week’s Scumbags and Heroes!

Iran is firing missiles across the Middle East, but inside the Islamic Republic, the system may be starting to break.

Iran’s president says it may be time to end the war, while the parliament speaker warns the regime cannot survive if its people are hungry. This is happening as Washington’s “Economic D-Day” is tightening the squeeze...but the panel asks whether sanctions can actually topple the regime without empowering the Iranian people themselves.

Plus, the panel takes on the Gaza Board of Peace and Hamas disarmament, the growing influence of Qatar in the West and this week’s heroes and scumbags.

The U.S.-Iran memorandum has expired with no deal, Hamas is once again testing the limits of the Gaza ceasefire and questions are mounting over whether the West is repeating the same mistakes that led to October 7.

The panel breaks down the growing economic pressure on Iran, the regime’s ability to suppress dissent, and whether President Trump is simply buying time until the U.S. midterm elections. They also examine Jared Kushner’s controversial meeting with Hamas representatives in Egypt and reports from Israeli soldiers who say terrorists are exploiting current rules of engagement.

Plus, a Gaza-bound flotilla suffers an unexpected setback, the panel names its “Scumbags of the Week,” and highlights individuals who stood up against antisemitism and intimidation.