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Iran Accuses Israel of Bombing Consulate; Trump Gains Momentum in Legal Battle

Iran Accuses Israel of Bombing Consulate; Trump Gains Momentum in Legal Battle
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On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Melik Abdul discuss a variety of topics from around the world, including Iran accusing Israel in Syria and Trump's legal battle.
The first hour starts with Fault Lines speaking to Dr. Hasan Unal, Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Bashkent University, about the Turkish elections, which proved to be a major setback for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his AKP Party. He later discusses the Israeli attack on Gaza's northern region, specifically the Al-Shifa Hospital.
Then, ex-Pentagon official Michael Maloof speaks to the Fault Lines team about the latest allegations against the Russian Federation regarding the infamous "Havana Syndrome".
Later in the hour, Fault Lines was joined by lawyer and political commentator Steve Gill, who discussed Donald Trump's ongoing legal drama, including the latest from his hush money case.
The last hour begins with economist Mark Frost speaking to Fault Lines about the AT&T breach that leaked user data for millions of people.
The show wraps up with host Manila Chan who joined Fault Lines to discuss JK Rowling's call for Scotland to arrest her over its new safety initiative.
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