Is Israel alone?

以色列孤立无援了吗

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2026-07-04

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Israel’s global reputation has taken a battering. Since the start of its war in Gaza, which killed over 70,000 Palestinians, the country has been condemned by governments across the world for its disproportionate use of violence and its toleration of settler attacks on the West Bank.  In Israel, such criticism is called unfair. The country’s defenders say the censure is dismissive of Israel’s right to self-defence following the October 7th attacks, in which Hamas terrorists killed 1,200 people. Has Israel really been shunned by the international community? And—behind closed doors—do lots of governments deem the country too important to isolate? David Rennie, The Economist’s geopolitics editor, is joined by an expert panel to assess the reality of Israel’s standing.
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  • For Israel's critics, the verdict is in.

  • They say Benjamin Netanyahu's hardline coalition

  • is committing war crimes in Gaza

  • and has pulled his closest ally America

  • into a disastrous war in Iran.

  • So Israel is a pariah state.

  • But is Israel as lonely as critics say?

  • Or behind closed doors,

  • do lots of governments see Israel

  • as too important to isolate?

  • Hello, and welcome to Inside Geopolitics.

  • With me in the studio today

  • is Ed Carr, The Economist's deputy editor,

  • and Adam Roberts, our foreign editor.

  • And joining us down the line from Jerusalem,

  • Anchal Tefer, our Israel correspondent.

  • Thank you all so much.

  • It's great to see you again, Anchal.

  • I think Adam and I saw you

  • in May last in Israel