ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Why does Israel believe the world misunderstands its actions? Phumi
Mashigo gets into a conversation about this with Ambassador Mark Regev,
one of Israel's most experienced diplomats and communicators. Having
served as the country's international spokesman, ambassador, and senior
adviser to the Prime Minister, Regev has spent decades explaining
Israel's decisions to the world. They unpack the realities of diplomacy,
the role of media and narrative, the aftermath of 7 October, and the
complex relationship between security, politics, and public opinion. The Burning Platform
Mashigo gets into a conversation about this with Ambassador Mark Regev,
one of Israel's most experienced diplomats and communicators. Having
served as the country's international spokesman, ambassador, and senior
adviser to the Prime Minister, Regev has spent decades explaining
Israel's decisions to the world. They unpack the realities of diplomacy,
the role of media and narrative, the aftermath of 7 October, and the
complex relationship between security, politics, and public opinion. The Burning Platform
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