Three Hours in the Dark: Scrutiny or Scapegoat?

The Kan report revealed a three-hour gap between Netanyahu being informed of the October 7th attack and his call to the IDF chief of staff. But is that gap proof of failure, or is it the basis for a modern witch hunt? This episode explores the dangerous rush to judgment when a nation grieves, examining the fine line between accountability and scapegoating. We look at historical precedents like the Agranat Commission and the Dreyfus Affair, and ask whether the public's demand for a villain prevents the systemic reforms that could actually prevent the next catastrophe. Episode #713534 — open it directly at myweirdprompts.com/713534