Sep 25, 2026 · 36 min · 11 segments
Security is one of the most basic human needs. For Israel, Andrew Parker argues, it has also been a defining struggle for nearly 80 years — and October 7 shattered any remaining illusion that security…
Andrew ParkerHost
It is not like here in the United States where we don't think much about it because we live with security.
while they are generally comfortable with those who are citizens of the country, whether they be Jews or Christians or Druze or Muslim, from the outside, now for nearly 80 years, Security has become a problem, and in two weeks, it'll be three years since October 7, when in the early morning hours, with young adults dancing to music at a music festival and beautiful fall day, security was shattered.
And in fact, you may not know, but if you go to Israel, you will see it immediately.
has a security team, including my cousins who live there, are a part of that team.
It is not like here in the United States where we don't think much about it because we live with security.
while they are generally comfortable with those who are citizens of the country, whether they be Jews or Christians or Druze or Muslim, from the outside, now for nearly 80 years, Security has become a problem, and in two weeks, it'll be three years since October 7, when in the early morning hours, with young adults dancing to music at a music festival and beautiful fall day, security was shattered.
And in fact, you may not know, but if you go to Israel, you will see it immediately.
has a security team, including my cousins who live there, are a part of that team.
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