Major General Aharon Haliva has resigned from his position as Israeli military intelligence chief, admitting to a failure to warn of the Hamas attack on southern Israel six months prior. In his resignation letter, he acknowledged the responsibility that comes with authority and the shortcomings of the military intelligence directorate under his command. As public outrage over Israeli government and military failures grows, what message does this send as the war on Gaza continues? Discussing this issue are Daniel Levy, President of the US/Middle East Project, Antony Loewenstein, Author of The Palestine Laboratory, and Gideon Levy, Columnist for Haaretz newspaper.