Novara Live Two Years Of Genocide: How October 7th Changed The World
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Oct 7, 2025 Barry Malone, a journalist and author of The Proximity Substack, shares his expertise on the geopolitical fallout from the Gaza conflict. He captures heartbreaking firsthand accounts from Gaza amidst two years of war, examining the dire consequences and international law erosion. Discussion also delves into the ramifications of regional military actions, UK political dynamics, and the emerging Gen Z protest movement in Madagascar, highlighting their demands for change and the global youth influence driving their activism.
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Regional Strikes Signal No Red Lines
- The hosts list a string of cross-border strikes by Israel—including Qatar, Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iran—showing regional escalation.
- Barry sees these attacks as unprecedented in modern times and proof there is 'no red line' for Israel backed by US tolerance.
Erosion Of International Law
- They argue the Gaza campaign has accelerated the collapse of international law and set precedents other states might emulate.
- Barry warns authoritarian governments may feel emboldened to flout rules if powerful backers protect them.
UK Political Shift Toward Authoritarianism
- The hosts show how UK politics slid toward illiberal measures protecting Israel from scrutiny, including policing of protests and labeling dissent 'un-British.'
- Barry connects these measures directly to government support for Israel's actions and rising authoritarianism in Britain.