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Natan Slifkin explores the phenomenon of what he terms "Israelopathic" Israelis, referring to a group of Israelis who harbor a deep-seated animosity towards ...

With Hanukkah approaching, there is heightened optimism regarding a potential deal for the release of hostages held by Hamas since their attack on Israel in ...

Ilan Berman, a regional security expert, discusses the recent developments in Syria, where the Assad regime has fallen due to increased Israeli military acti...

In a discussion with Peter Beinart, Palestinian-Norwegian writer Iyad El-Baghdadi provides insightful analysis on the potential impacts of the Assad regime's...

Journalist and author Yardena Schwartz delves into the historical roots of the Arab-Israeli conflict, focusing on the 1929 Hebron Massacre with her book "Gho...

ABC's $15 million settlement with Donald Trump over George Stephanopoulos's incorrect statement on rape allegations is a significant moment reflecting the ma...

Peter Beinart discusses the emotional backlash from Israeli supporters when the term "genocide" is used to describe Israel's actions in Gaza. Highlighting Am...

The article explores how militant groups like Hamas use cognitive empathy as a psychological tool to manipulate Western media and audiences. By creating narr...

In this engaging piece, comedian Ami Kozak showcases his talent by impersonating Cenk Uygar, the well-known political commentator and host of "The Young Turk...

The Henry Jackson Society's report highlights a significant ethical issue within global journalism, critiquing the media's uncritical acceptance of casualty ...

Khitam Abu Bader, a Bedouin social activist, emphasizes peacebuilding and coexistence amid the complexities of Israeli and Palestinian identities and ongoing...

Michael Inzlicht explores the complex question of whether Jews are considered white, a classification that varies widely depending on historical, cultural, a...

Israel has decided to close its embassy in Dublin, a move attributed to Ireland's critical stance on Israeli policies, including its recognition of a Palesti...

David Makovsky, Andrew Tabler, and Tamir Hayman examine the intricate aftermath of the Assad regime's fall in Syria and its implications for regional stabili...

Rep.-elect Gabe Evans (R-CO), an Army veteran with Middle East military experience, is bringing his insights to Capitol Hill, emphasizing strong U.S.-Israel ...

In his provocative analysis, Joshua Hoffman argues that the only definitive way to conclude the ongoing Gaza conflict is through territorial realignment. Dra...

Zach Witkoff, son of Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, has named his newborn son Don James, as a tribute to Donald Trump. This decision underscores th...

The political landscape in Israel suggests an imminent deal with Hamas to release hostages, driven by failures from both Hamas and Israeli Prime Minister Net...

Comedian Ami Kozak presents a humorous take on Donald Trump through his skillful impersonation, showcasing his ability to capture the former President's dist...

The article explores the shifting dynamics within the Jewish community regarding strategies to combat anti-Israel activism and perceived antisemitism, specif...

This article delves into a rare interview with three anonymous charedi rabbis, providing insight into the tensions within Haredi society and its opposition t...

Canadian Zionist writer Masha Kleiner discusses a controversial library exhibit that linked Canada's Indigenous peoples with Palestinian solidarity, raising ...

Comedian and impressionist Ami Kozak raises questions about the implications of the term "free Palestine" often used in political discourse. In his insightfu...

Karol Markowicz critiques the American Jewish community's political leanings amidst recent challenges faced by Jewish people globally. Reflecting on her expe...

Joel Snyder, a public school teacher in Los Angeles, draws parallels between his Ashkenazi immigrant ancestry and his current students, many of whom are chil...

Joel Snyder, a teacher of American Government in Los Angeles, discusses the significance of birthright citizenship in the context of President-elect Donald T...

The episode discusses the mystery of drone sightings over New Jersey, raising concerns about the dismissive response of the authorities and media, while also...

In his article, Joshua Hoffman addresses the frequent occurrence of terrorist attacks in Israel and the West Bank, noting that these incidents often fail to ...

This discussion, featuring Middle Eastern affairs expert Ilan Berman, explores the major developments in the Syrian Civil War, particularly the weakening of ...

The recent advances by rebel forces in Syria mark a significant shift in the long-standing Syrian Civil War, challenging the Assad regime's hold on power. Th...

The unexpected fall of President Bashar al-Assad in Syria marks a significant shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics. Following his family's 50-year rule and a ...

In this discussion, Ilan Berman and Nadine Epstein explore the unexpected fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the resulting shifts in Middle Eastern...

The podcast explores the results of a recent survey revealing a complex and sometimes contradictory relationship of Canadian Jews to Zionism and Israel. Ben ...

Hussein Aboubakr Mansour and Jonathan Silver explore the ideological consequences of the recent fall of Syria's Baathist regime, marked by Bashar al-Assad's ...

Amid heightened tensions surrounding pro-Palestinian protests, New York University (NYU) decided to restrict public attendance at a basketball game against Y...

Senator Jeanne Shaheen, poised to become the leading Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has recently voted against certain U.S. military aid...

Philosopher Bernard-Henri Lévy and AJC CEO Ted Deutch discuss the current state and future resilience of the Jewish community in light of rising global antis...

Yonit and Jonathan discuss the implications of the Assad regime's sudden fall in Syria and explore the ongoing corruption trial of Israeli Prime Minister Ben...

Yonit and Jonathan explore the dramatic fall of the Assad regime in Syria and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial with insights from Richard...

This episode features discussions on the recent collapse of the Assad regime with insights from Richard Haass, who emphasizes surprising regime brittleness, ...

Leighton Woodhouse explores the dynamic within certain liberal circles where white people criticize other white people in an attempt to denounce their racial...

Israeli-American filmmaker Joy Sela's documentary, "The Other," explores efforts for peace between Israelis and Palestinians, focusing on personal stories of...

In the wake of the October 7 conflict, a remarkable increase in Jewish activism has emerged, with a significant portion of previously disengaged American Jew...

"Fursan al-Aqsa," a controversial video game available on Steam, has sparked backlash due to its violent depiction of Palestinian guerrilla fighters attackin...

President-elect Donald Trump discussed his Middle East peace vision and stance on Israel during a Time magazine interview after being named Person of the Yea...

Neri Zilber and Yaakov Lappin analyze Israel's military actions following the fall of Assad's regime in Syria, highlighting implications for regional stabili...

FBI Director Christopher Wray's resignation sparks speculation about Trump's next move, especially regarding the FBI's leadership transition. The episode als...

The podcast episode discusses the implications of the sudden fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria and the potential consequences for Israel. It also covers Prime...

Ya-Ping (Abby) Lee, the Representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Tel Aviv, emphasizes the need for democratic nations to bolster their al...

The episode explores the complex dynamics of Benjamin Netanyahu's criminal trial, where he faces charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust while maintai...