Jul 7, 2026 · 1 hr 23 min · 12 segments
The left-wing media is in full hysteria over the government’s refusal to accept a Supreme Court injunction that directly contradicts the letter of the law. The issue is media regulation — and, as Gadi…
Gadi TaubHost
Michael DoranHost
This comes amidst what the Israeli press is calling a major constitutional crisis.
It's sparked by the government's criticism of a Supreme Court ruling on the second broadcasting authority.
The cabinet passed a resolution rejecting the high court's decision regarding oversight of Channel 13, one of the country's leading independent news networks, which is generally aligned with the opposition.
President Herzog, the Attorney General, and senior judges have all strongly condemned the Cabinet's decision, warning that ignoring court rulings crosses a dangerous red line and threatens Israeli democracy.
I'm going to look to you, Gadi, to explain all of this to us, if it's truly a crisis and how serious you take it.
On Monday night, Gadi, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps fired at least two missiles at vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, severely damaging a Qatari-owned tanker and another merchant ship near Oman's coast.
The strikes enforced Iran's demand that ships use approved routes, directly challenging the recent U.S.-backed ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
In response, U.S. Central Command conducted targeted strikes on Iranian missile and drone facilities.
Massive funerals for assassinated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei highlighted them.
Man, I kind of messed up the news there, didn't I? I'm out of practice because you've been running this podcast without me.
This comes amidst what the Israeli press is calling a major constitutional crisis.
It's sparked by the government's criticism of a Supreme Court ruling on the second broadcasting authority.
The cabinet passed a resolution rejecting the high court's decision regarding oversight of Channel 13, one of the country's leading independent news networks, which is generally aligned with the opposition.
President Herzog, the Attorney General, and senior judges have all strongly condemned the Cabinet's decision, warning that ignoring court rulings crosses a dangerous red line and threatens Israeli democracy.
I'm going to look to you, Gadi, to explain all of this to us, if it's truly a crisis and how serious you take it.
On Monday night, Gadi, Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps fired at least two missiles at vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, severely damaging a Qatari-owned tanker and another merchant ship near Oman's coast.
The strikes enforced Iran's demand that ships use approved routes, directly challenging the recent U.S.-backed ceasefire and reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
In response, U.S. Central Command conducted targeted strikes on Iranian missile and drone facilities.
Massive funerals for assassinated Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei highlighted them.
Man, I kind of messed up the news there, didn't I? I'm out of practice because you've been running this podcast without me.
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