In this urgent interview on Sky News Australia, former Israeli national spokesman Eylon Levy explains:

- Why Australia’s foreign policy risks sabotaging delicate ceasefire negotiations.

- How public pressure on Israel emboldens Hamas to resist compromise.

- The contradiction in calls for both a "negotiated" and "unconditional" ceasefire.

- What a sustainable peace actually requires—and why Hamas must relinquish power.

- The moral and strategic cost of failing to confront the terror group's tactics.

This conversation comes at a pivotal moment in the global conversation around the Israel–Hamas war, as democracies wrestle with how to balance humanitarian concern with moral clarity. 

Levy warns that failing to hold Hamas accountable prolongs the suffering of civilians, risks future conflict, and undermines international credibility.

"I’m terrified for the hostages, for civilians in Gaza, and for our soldiers—because the world is pressuring the wrong side."

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