Flavia Krause-Jackson

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Taking Stock · How Christopher Nolan is changing the economics of Hollywood · 17 Jul 2026 podcast

Yeah, I mean, as we were conceptualizing this piece and thinking really as October 7th as a seminal, awful, tragic event that set in motion a series of domino effects that have essentially reshaped the Middle East.

as we know it.

And I think one of several things that we've noticed is the sort of breakdown between the U.S.-Israeli relationship, which is probably like the strongest relationship one can think of.

U.S.

has been Israel's strongest ally.

It supplies

The weapons is Israel is the biggest beneficiary of military aid.

Of course, there was the running joke that goes all the way back to to Clinton saying, well, you know, who the hell is the is the real U.S.

president when he was referring to Netanyahu?

Benjamin Netanyahu, to be clear, the leader of Israel, who has been through a whole series of U.S.

presidents and essentially in some way or other has dominated them.

Now, with Donald Trump, there was very much sort of the idea of was Donald Trump sort of talked into this latest adventure in Iran?

But

Just looking back to like going the consequences of everything that happened.

And again, I can't stress enough that the 7th was a trigger for everything.

What you are seeing now in the U.S.

is a fundamental change in how voters, young voters feel.

I don't think the phenomenon of Mondami, who's the new mayor of New York, would have been possible without so many of the events that happened in the Middle East.

And for the first time ever, I think you're seeing that relationship being questioned in ways that make perhaps even Donald Trump uncomfortable because it's become something that could mobilize voters going into 2028.

It's certainly animated voters.

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