Episodio 1029 Israele attacca il Libano 100 attacchi in 10 minuti.
April 9, 2026·6 min
The episode begins with Angie expressing frustration that yesterday's hopes for a ceasefire between Iran and the US were dashed by Israel's actions. She describes Netanyahu's press conference as chilling and reveals Israel attacked 100 different locations in Lebanon within 10 minutes. Angie criticizes the notion of Israel as a chosen people and questions when they might be called evil, though she acknowledges not all Israelis support this. She notes ongoing genocides in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon, highlighting Israel's excuse that Lebanon wasn't part of the agreement. Iran's response—closing the Strait of Hormuz—is mentioned as an obvious reaction, briefly normalizing oil prices before they spiked again. Angie laughs at unrelated news about summer vacation bookings while fuel supplies are only guaranteed until May. She ponders how to resolve the conflict, emphasizing global interconnectedness as countries from Pakistan to Russia feel the crisis. The host wonders if the motive is money, power, or a desire for supreme command, referencing two unnamed figures keeping the world on edge. She jokes about a nuclear showdown ending humanity but hopes it doesn't come to that, believing the world as we knew it is already buried. Angie reflects on the need to restore international law and democracy, citing ancient Athenians' view that democracy decays above 1,000 people. She expresses daily uncertainty about what might happen tomorrow, hours, or even minutes from now. Natural disasters are added to man-made tragedies, with a specific example of a landslide in Molise near Termoli deforming railway tracks by 10 centimeters. This threatens severe train delays from Bologna to Bari, compounded by potential fuel shortages for air travel. Angie signs off by retreating to her corner to resign herself, asking if tomorrow will be better than today.
