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This episode discusses efforts by Jewish groups in Canada to ensure accurate representation in the 2021 census following a significant undercount in 2016. It...

This episode discusses the recent violence in Jerusalem, coinciding with Yom Yerushalayim, a day marking the reunification of the city, stressing that tensio...

Professor Milan Svolik of Yale University explores the paradox of citizens voting for leaders who may threaten democracy in a discussion sponsored by the Isr...

Reflecting on the legacy of Benjamin Disraeli, the Jewish-born British Prime Minister, Robert Zaretsky compares him to contemporary leader Boris Johnson, not...

The podcast discusses how recent job numbers falling short of expectations, with only 266,000 jobs created out of an expected 1 million, may be attributed to...

In this episode, Hussein Ibish and Shira Efron explore Israel's growing diplomatic relationships within the Middle East, analyzing how normalization agreemen...

Yair Lapid and Naftali Bennett are forming a coalition to challenge PM Netanyahu in Israel, defying conventional political math. The recent tragedy at Mount ...

The article discusses Joe Biden's administration's decision to disregard the intellectual property rights of vaccine manufacturers, seen as a move to appease...

In this podcast, Allison Kaplan Sommer, Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida, Sally Abed, and Noah Efron discuss the tragic incident at Mount Meron where 45 people died and d...

Congressman Jamaal Bowman of New York supports a contentious bill introduced by Congresswoman Betty McCollum that aims to regulate U.S. military aid to Israe...

The podcast episode features Reverend Michael Coren discussing post-COVID scenarios, Israel and Palestine, and whether capitalism is a suitable framework for...

The text discusses the potential ousting of Liz Cheney from her GOP leadership role and questions if it truly benefits the Republican Party before the 2022 m...

Ravi Bhalla, Hoboken's first Sikh mayor, prioritizes fighting discrimination and building an inclusive community. He has close ties with the Jewish community...

Blue states like New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut are swiftly moving to reopen, despite the intentions of the Biden administration and in line with stat...

Musa Al-Gharbi, a Ph.D. candidate and commentator challenging mainstream narratives, highlights how political correctness alienates American ethnic minoritie...

Allan Gerson, a federal prosecutor who worked at the Department of Justices Office of Special Investigations (OSI) tasked with prosecuting aged Nazi collabor...

In his proclamation for Jewish American Heritage Month, President Joe Biden highlighted significant Jewish milestones, noting the historic achievements of Do...

The text raises questions about whether "wokeness" is giving rise to a new version of the "silent majority" concept popularized by Richard Nixon, the reasons...

Vronique Mottier of the University of Cambridge discusses how populist parties in European countries like Switzerland, France, Italy, and the Netherlands str...

This episode of The CJN Daily delves into the tragic events at Mount Meron during Lag b'Omer, highlighting the complexities within Israeli society that contr...

The text discusses President Joe Biden's statement that wearing a mask, even for fully vaccinated individuals in the company of other fully vaccinated people...

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is facing challenges as his attempt to appoint a loyalist as Justice Minister backfires, leading to increased unity among hi...

This episode delves into Jason Sherman's exploration of identity and history through his documentary "My Tree," examining the complex narratives around Israe...

Evan Gottesman is joined by Daniel Seidemann for an in-depth discussion about the complexities of Jerusalem's role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, parti...

In a recent semi-State of the Union address, Joe Biden put forward ambitious spending proposals which may raise concerns about their feasibility and impact o...

Sally Abed, Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida, and Noah Efron discuss significant topics like Haaretz endorsing Naftali Bennett for prime minister, the violence and protes...

The text discusses skepticism towards the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) following the release of masking guidelines for the fully vaccinat...

The New York City comptroller race has become increasingly heated with the participation of Corey Johnson, the charismatic City Council speaker, challenging ...

This episode provides a detailed analysis of the factors leading to the recent far-right riot in Jerusalem, discussing the ethnic tensions stirred by social ...

The podcast highlights a protest in France against the unjust verdict in the anti-Semitic murder case of Sarah Halimi, showcasing resilience and supporting Z...

Scott Stringer, New York City's comptroller and a candidate for mayor, visited Borough Park, Brooklyn, a heavily Orthodox Jewish neighborhood, to garner supp...

The podcast raises concerns about the poor execution of the Oscars, the possibility of no longer needing to wear masks outdoors, and John Kerry's alleged com...

In "Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy," Siva Vaidhyanathan asserts that while Facebook has some positive aspects, it sho...

In assessing the dynamic relationship between religion and contemporary liberal societies, the article explores the notion of closed versus open religion. It...

The podcast discusses Joe Biden's ambitious goal of cutting carbon emissions in half within nine years and the political implications of such a promise. It d...

In this episode, Don Futterman, Noah Efron, and Miriam Herschlag discuss the importance of unity in Israeli politics, particularly focusing on opposition lea...

This episode discusses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's challenges in forming a coalition government after losing control over the Knesset Arrangements Co...

The text discusses the disbelief of the COMMENTARY group regarding liberals and the Biden administration ignoring clear evidence in the police shooting in Co...

Isaac Brooks Fishman, an Orthodox Jew and attorney in DC, critiques the IHRA Working Definition of Antisemitism for failing to effectively protect against an...

In a Bar Mitzvah-themed episode, the discussion revolves around Netanyahu's political rivals outsmarting him in a crucial vote with a sly wink, raising quest...

The text discusses the critique surrounding the Chauvin trial jury, with the Left questioning their impartiality before the verdict and the Right doing the s...

The episode covers the escalating tension between Israel and Iran, discussing its impact on the nuclear negotiations involving Iran, Israel, and the internat...

The text questions why Rep. Maxine Waters can call for "confrontation" depending on the George Floyd case verdict, suggesting she should be named and shamed,...

Jaime Harrison, the new chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), reaffirmed the party's commitment to U.S.-Israel relations aligned with Presiden...

Josh Rogin, a foreign affairs journalist and columnist for the Washington Post, also serves as a political analyst for CNN.

This episode discusses the implications of Israel's recent attack on Iran's Natanz nuclear facility and its potential effects on international negotiations r...

The text discusses the possibility of approaching inflation and the advice not to panic about it, despite concerns raised by some experts given past experien...

The podcast discusses Israel's 73rd year of independence, mentioning the political deadlock in the country with Netanyahu having the presidential mandate but...

Yuval Levin discusses how Democratic House members are aiming to pack the Supreme Court and promote an extreme agenda, along with the concerning behavior of ...

Eli Lake, a columnist for Bloomberg View, discusses Joe Biden's plan to withdraw all NATO forces from Afghanistan on the anniversary of 9/11, questioning the...