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Hundreds of cars and trucks were destroyed, most of them burned, during Hamas' October 7 attacks inside Israel. Now the Israeli authorities have announced that these vehicles will all be shredded and buried, ostensibly because under Jewish custom all human remains must be interred in a timely fashion. But is that the real reason for this course of action?
Jimmy and Due Dissidence hosts Russell Dobular and Keaton Weiss discuss whether Israel's actual motivation may be to cover up the truth behind who actually burned out all those cars and trucks.