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Philosopher Micah Goodman discusses the current polarization in Israeli society and the potential for civil conflict, emphasizing the roles of empathy and un...

Tevi Troy discusses his article on Ed Koch in COMMENTARY and provides insights on the recent Biden White House announcement regarding the end of the COVID em...

A reflection on the impact of Muhammad Bakri's documentary "Jenin, Jenin" highlights how narratives of conflict have evolved over 20 years. During the Second...

The recent escalation of violence, notably a deadly terrorist attack in Neve Yaakov, coincides with a political climate where Netanyahu's government opposes ...

Mark Halperin from Wide World of News delves into various political topics, including the likelihood of Trump and Biden becoming nominees in 2024, the implic...

The discussion revolves around the brutal beating death of Tyre Nichols by Memphis police, reigniting the conversation about over-policing and racial issues ...

Shuli Dichter, a long-time advocate for a Jewish-Arab shared society in Israel, reflects on his political memoir, "Sharing the Promised Land: In Pursuit of E...

In this episode, Congressman Mike Gallagher discusses the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, focusing on the threats posed by China and Russia in 202...

Rep. Ilhan Omar discussed her past social media posts perceived as antisemitic on CNN, acknowledging and apologizing for using language trafficking in antise...

The text explores the complexities surrounding an arrest-related shooting involving a black suspect and black police officers, which has drawn the attention ...

Jeffrey Zients, recently appointed as President Joe Biden's new White House chief of staff, is notable for his Jewish connections. A member of Washington Heb...

Over 110,000 protestors gathered in Tel Aviv to oppose right-wing Israeli government reforms aimed at changing the judicial system to shift power from courts...

Haaretz Military Correspondent Amos Harel and journalist Neri Zilber discuss Israeli security policy under the new Netanyahu government. They touch upon the ...

This podcast episode discusses the validity of current economic measurements and criticizes the political system for its inability to prevent future economic...

In "The All You Protest Kids Edition," hosts Allison Kaplan Sommer and Noah Efron touch upon the significance of anti-government demonstrations in Tel Aviv c...

Frederick Kagan discusses a significant development in NATO strategy involving Germany and the United States committing advanced tanks to the conflict in Ukr...

The Bread and Puppet Theater, a well-known anti-war and anti-capitalist troupe based in Vermont, has long focused its narrative on global conflicts, includin...

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand recently returned from a trip to Israel, expressing optimism about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plans for Middle East peace...

Eli Lake discusses the indictment of the former head of the counterintelligence unit of the FBI in New York, exploring its implications for the FBI, the Just...

The text discusses how President Joe Biden's difficulties are potentially fueling a resurgence in support and influence for former President Donald Trump. Bi...

Dr. Tamir Hod from Tel Hai College explores the Demjanjuk affair in his book "Did We Remember to Forget?", focusing on the trial and subsequent acquittal of ...

Israel's ambassador to Canada, Ronen Hoffman, announced his resignation on Twitter after just a year in office, sparking speculation about the reasons behind...

In a podcast, the discussion revolves around President Edith Piaf, where Joe Biden's lack of regrets regarding his handling of classified information is scru...

The text discusses the potential consequences of opposing Netanyahu's plans to weaken the independence of the judiciary in Israel, raising concerns about a p...

In a discussion on the constitutional crisis in Israel, Professor Michael Karayanni of the Hebrew University provides insight into how he and his fellow Arab...

Matt Dolan, a Republican state senator from Ohio, is launching a second bid for the U.S. Senate in 2024 after finishing third in the previous primary. He aim...

In a recent podcast episode, the focus is on the conflict between New York leftists and Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul regarding her choice for chief judge...

Miriam Herschlag and Noah Efron delve into the topics of the Supreme Court barring Shas head Aryeh Deri from being a minister, causing mixed reactions in Isr...

Freshman Republican Congressman Mike Lawler, representing New York's Hudson Valley, aims to fortify the U.S.-Israel relationship through his new position on ...

Ruthie Blum discusses the concerns of many American Jews over the perceived threat to democracy in Israel posed by the country's new government. The discussi...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, known for her history of endorsing far-right conspiracy theories, including a notorious claim about Jewish-funded space lasers, ...

Josh Shapiro was sworn in as Pennsylvania's 48th governor, becoming the state's third Jewish governor. Emphasizing his Jewish identity, he took his oath on B...

The podcast discusses whether the current social malaise in America, characterized by phenomena like increased resignations and shoplifting, is a temporary J...

A new book by Chris Whipple sheds light on former President Donald Trump's shocking graciousness in the letter he left for President Joe Biden upon leaving o...

The podcast discusses Noah Rothman's article titled "The Worldwide COVID Revolts" which examines the political repercussions of COVID-19 lockdowns globally. ...

In this episode of "Call Me Back," Mohamed El-Erian discusses the economic landscape of 2023, addressing concerns about inflation and the potential for reces...

Tamar Hermann, a professor of political science at the Open University and a Senior Research Fellow at the Israel Democracy Institute, presents the findings ...

Eli Lake discusses Biden-document revelations that led Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a special prosecutor, creating a significant development. ...

The podcast episode "From Washington To Jerusalem" features guest Thomas Friedman discussing the recent judicial reform in Israel and the international atten...

The text discusses allegations of Joe Biden mishandling classified documents and questions if this poses legal risks for him and his team. It mentions a seco...

In this edition, hosts Noah Efron and Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida discuss the contentious topic of judicial reform in Israel, examining whether it is necessary chang...

Josh Shapiro, the governor-elect of Pennsylvania, will be sworn in using a Hebrew Bible that survived the tragic Tree of Life synagogue shooting in 2018, whe...

Wilfred Reilly critiques the dominant focus on race and gender identity in elite institutions, advocating instead for the attitudinal model from political sc...

Dan Meridor, a former Likud justice minister and deputy prime minister, discusses the new Israeli government's plans to overhaul the judicial and legal syste...

In a recent podcast, the discussion delves into a quote from Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell, contrasting liberal and conservative views on government po...

The podcast discusses accusations against the GOP for fulfilling a campaign promise to reduce the size and aggressiveness of the IRS, highlighting Republican...

The podcast discusses the uncertain future facing Kevin McCarthy and the House Republicans following McCarthy's difficult 15th-ballot election as House Speak...

House Republicans faced difficulty in selecting a new Speaker as a group of rebels resisted falling in line with traditional leadership, including the House ...

Irvin Studin, a policy expert and academic, warns of a bleak future for Canada post-pandemic in his book "Canada Must Think for Itself: 10 Theses for Our Cou...

In a recent podcast episode, the discussion revolves around the behavior of House rebels who argue that they are upholding democratic principles. However, th...