On today’s GPS special, “The Road to War in the Middle East,” Fareed examined the long history of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, hearing from former Palestinian adviser and current Oxford scholar Ahmad Khalidi and eminent Israeli historian Benny Morris why it has been so intractable for so many decades. Part 1/5: a moment of hope in 1993—and what came after | Fareed Zakaria

On GPS, at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET today on CNN: As a humanitarian crisis continues in Gaza, Israel faces accusations—lodged by South Africa at the International Court of Justice—of pursuing genocide against Palestinians. Arguing that charge is invalid, Fareed nonetheless asks if Israel’s war against Hamas has been proportionate. Public comments by Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, have raised troubling questions, Fareed says. “Israel is a democracy and an open societ

On Sunday's GPS, at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. ET on CNN, you can see Fareed's wide-ranging conversation with former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. JD Vance has suggested tapping grandparents for help with child care. Fareed asked Clinton how that meshes with her ideas about supporting families. | Fareed Zakaria

In part 2 of this conversation on this GPS special, Disconnected: Life in a Disruptive Digital Age, Fareed asked Robert Putnam and Jean Twenge about how to combat social isolation. | Fareed Zakaria

On this GPS special, Disconnected: Life in a Disruptive Digital Age, Fareed asked social psychologist Jonathan Haidt to unpack why social media impacts kids differently. | Fareed Zakaria