The Quad

Israel's election has left Prime Minister Netanyahu without a majority, Arab parties holding unprecedented political power and the country facing a possible new war with Iran, but two members of "The Quad" say they've already been personally targeted by the Iranian regime.

Fleur Hassan-Nahoum returns alongside Emily Schrader, Bellamy Bellucci and Shoshana Keats-Jaskoll to reveal the vicious political attacks Fleur faced during her election campaign, including character assassination and a frightening confrontation in Samaria. The panel examines the dramatic rise of Arab parties, allegations of voter fraud and intimidation and whether Israel's political rivals could form a unity government rather than depend on parties accused of rejecting the Jewish state's legitimacy.

Fleur and Emily share disturbing accounts of sophisticated cyberattacks and suspected Iranian attempts to infiltrate their communications, as speculation mounts over possible American or Israeli strikes against Tehran following the U.S. midterms. With Israel politically paralyzed and Iran potentially preparing for another confrontation, could the country's internal divisions become its greatest vulnerability?

Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas are rebuilding their capabilities while President Trump and Prime Minister Netanyahu face critical elections, and growing unrest in France is raising serious questions about the future of the West.
Emily Schrader is joined by Emmy Award-winning journalist Stella Escobedo, indigenous rights activist Ateret Shmuel and JNS commentator Ruthie Blum to examine whether Israel and America can afford to wait until after their upcoming elections to address mounting regional challenges. Escobedo shares her firsthand experience visiting Gaza, while the panel discusses Iran's expanding missile ambitions and Netanyahu's warning about the potential threat to American cities.
Later, widespread demonstrations in France spark a heated discussion about political extremism and the changing cultural landscape of Europe. With major elections approaching and tensions rising on multiple fronts, are Western leaders overlooking warning signs that could reshape the future of Israel, America and Europe?

Iran-backed Houthis have unleashed deadly missile attacks on Saudi airports, killing 13 people, including an American, and President Trump now faces a dangerous decision just weeks before the midterm elections.
On this episode of "The Quad", Emily Schrader, Bellamy Bellucci, Shosannah Keats-Jaskoll and Ruthie Blum debate whether America and Israel must strike back, and why Iran's escalating aggression could trigger a much wider war.
Three years after October 7, the panel also examines disturbing footage of Gazans continuing to glorify the massacre and confronts claims that Israel's military response is creating more terrorists. Plus, a controversial U.S. proposal to publicly broadcast the execution of the Fort Hood terrorist sparks a heated debate over justice and deterrence, while Britain's Green Party faces fierce backlash over its anti-Zionist policies. Is the West finally prepared to confront radical Islamist terrorism, or are its attempts at deterrence only setting the stage for the next devastating attack?

Europe is cracking down on Israeli products while its leaders meet with Iran and "The Quad" says this week exposed a staggering contradiction in the West’s approach to Israel. The panel unpacks the Netherlands’s treatment of Israeli travelers, Britain’s escalating battles with Israel and the controversy surrounding Ireland’s soccer match against the Israeli team. Then they turn to the UN, challenging António Guterres’s statements on Gaza and revealing the story behind the dramatic walkout during Netanyahu’s speech, including claims that the Palestinian mission helped organize the stunt. Plus, the panel examines an alleged terror plot targeting a British airbase and newly released footage documenting the Iranian regime’s brutal crackdown on protesters.

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.