Gershon Baskin and Samer Sinjalawi, review the peace process and talkd about what the government is really doing for the hostages and for our future, and about a brave, inclusive and possible vision for a fundamental change of the system.
Gershon Baskin explains what the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh means for the Israeli hostages, how the Gaza war ends and why Benjamin Netanyahu is a hostage to its problems
Gershon Baskin believes only one thing could change the game’s rules. That could be finding and killing Hamas leader Yehya Sinwar or other senior Hamas leaders.
“It’s About Revenge”: Former Israeli Hamas Negotiator on War in Gaza by Mehdi Hasan Gershon Baskin joins Mehdi in a Town Hall to discuss the latest escalations in the Middle East. Read on Substack In this exclusive Zeteo Town Hall Q&A, Mehdi is joined by a former Israeli Hamas negotiator, Read more…
Gershon Baskin feels that everyone is replaceable, including Haniyeh. He was an important figure but he wasn’t the most important of Hamas today. That person would be Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, who has been underground in a bunker for 300 days, after perpetrating the atrocities against Israel on October 7.
Gershon Baskin joins Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Power & Politics to discuss how the Israel-Hezbollah conflict could play into negotiations.
Gershon Baskin shares with Fredricka Whitfield his thoughts on the latest Round of Cease-fire Talks between Israel and the Hamas.
Gershon Baskin is interviewed by Melinda Nucifora on how negotiations have played out, and what impact the prime minister’s visit to the US could have on future talks.
Gershon Baskin shares his thoughts with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation regarding the serious questions about whether senior Hamas military leader, Mohammed Deif assumed death could alter the course of the on-going ceasefire negotiations, with increasing internal pressure on Hamas leadership to strike a deal.
Gershon Baskin thinks that Hamas will give in to additional Israeli demands,” such as staying on the Philadelphi Corridor, and that Hamas is also unlikely to agree to an Israeli demand of “a veto on the selection of Palestinian prisoners to be released