While we're busy with blocs and mandates, the world is examining the future of relations with Israel

In the episode 'To the Edge' with Keren Neubach, guest Emmanuel Albaz-Phelps, a reporter for 'Le Point', explains how Israel is perceived in the world, why criticism of it goes beyond anti-Israeli groups, and what steps its allies expect it to take.

In the episode of the podcast 'To the Edge' hosted by Keren Neubach, guest Emmanuel Albaz-Phelps, a reporter for the French magazine 'Le Point', discusses how Israel is perceived in the world. While Israel is preoccupied with mandates, blocs, and forming a government, the international questions are different: what will the new government's policy be toward the Palestinians, and will it be possible to work with it? Albaz-Phelps explains why criticism of Israel goes far beyond anti-Israeli groups, and what its allies expect. The episode deals with the gap between internal discourse in Israel and perception abroad, and the potential cost of this gap.