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In this podcast episode, discussions range from a demonstration attended by Christine, where liberals liken the Biden administration to Christmas every day, ...

Irwin Cotler, an 80-year-old human rights lawyer and former Canadian minister, remains deeply involved in defending political prisoners worldwide, such as Sa...

The topic of Israel has become a contentious issue in the American Jewish dating scene, serving as a litmus test that can make or break budding relationships...

Maggie Haberman, a prominent journalist at The New York Times, has an extensive background in reporting for various media outlets in New York City. Known for...

The podcast discusses Joe Biden's recent pandemic speech, questioning whether his cautious tone is aimed at managing expectations to claim successes or to ma...

The article discusses potential shifts in perceptions of British monarchs due to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, alongside the eternal tradition of British B...

In a recent podcast, the discussion touches on the transformation of social media into a platform for cruelty and its allure to many users. The podcast also ...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Don Futterman, and Noah Efron discuss the declining support for Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel, analyzing its implications for the upcom...

Evan Gottesman interviews director Maya Zinshtein and producer Abie Troen about their documentary, 'Til Kingdom Come, which explores the complex relationship...

The text discusses President Joe Biden's positioning to claim credit for the pandemic response and economic recovery due to the relief bill and vaccine rollo...

Ambassador Daniel Shapiro provides insights into the Biden administration's approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing a focus on two-state so...

The podcast discusses whether Bernie Sanders could have been as left-wing as Joe Biden as president and questions the dynamic of liberals creating culture wa...

The podcast discusses the recent $1.9 trillion relief and stimulus bill, marking a return to the era of big government. It also touches on issues related to ...

New York Governor Cuomo faces a deteriorating situation as state officials reveal concerns about job security if they did not help cover up COVID death data ...

A recent report from the Jewish Electorate Institute, using data from Brandeis University, highlights notable trends in political affiliations among American...

CNN's Jake Tapper, known for his probing interviews and balancing act across political divides, integrates his Jewish heritage into his role as a prominent n...

The Biden administration is facing confusion over conflicting messages regarding school reopenings, expressing a desire for schools to reopen but also suppor...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Noah Efron, and Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida discuss the intricate dynamics among Israeli right-wing party leaders, highlighting tensions and r...

The podcast discusses Texas Gov. Abbott's choice to remove all state-level COVID-19 mandates, examining whether this move is an important test or a risky dec...

Design Foundry, the design firm responsible for the controversial stage at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in 2021, has taken full respon...

In this episode, Ghaith al Omari explores the intricacies of the Palestinian political landscape ahead of their scheduled elections, examining the roles and ...

The podcast discusses the potential downfall of Andrew Cuomo due to sexual harassment allegations, questioning whether this issue might overshadow the previo...

Dr. Eran Halperin discusses the psychological and emotional barriers that prevent conflict resolution in regions like Israel and Palestine, emphasizing the r...

Dr. Arik Rudnitzky examines the evolving voting trends within the Arab community leading up to Israel's fourth consecutive general election in two years. The...

In a recent podcast, there is optimism and relief regarding progress on vaccines, contrasting with ongoing troubles faced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Additionally,...

Alex Lasry, known for helping bring the 2020 Democratic National Convention to Milwaukee, is venturing into electoral politics with his bid for the U.S. Sena...

In a podcast discussion, the hosts debate the Biden administration's striking of Iranian targets while working to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal, originally es...

In the context of Israel's vaccine diplomacy, where it is gifting vaccines to diplomatic allies, there is internal and international concern. Netanyahu's pol...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Don Futterman, and Noah Efron discuss the ultra-Orthodox attacks on Labor Party candidate Rabbi Gilad Kariv, questioning if it's polit...

In this podcast episode, the discussion revolves around Andrew Cuomo's recent sexual harassment scandal involving an aide in Albany, highlighting the consequ...

The article delves into the controversy surrounding Michael Che's joke on "Saturday Night Live" about Israel's COVID-19 vaccination campaign, which sparked d...

The text discusses the potential challenge politicians might face in relinquishing the extensive powers they gained during the pandemic, now that the vaccine...

In a bid to remedy past errors, New York City officials have apologized to the Orthodox community for inadequate outreach during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. M...

In this episode, Ilan Goldenberg discusses the complexities of re-entering the JCPOA amidst the evolving geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, particula...

The podcast delves into a recent incident within the journalism world where a Slate staffer was fired for considering a woke action beforehand. The discussio...

The podcast discusses the positive news about the COVID-19 vaccine, particularly in Israel, and questions why there is still a focus on negative aspects by e...

Sa'ed Atshan explores the complexities of navigating queerness in Palestine, including the West Bank, Gaza, and Israel, as well as in refugee camps. The book...

Jim, a former editor of Popular Mechanics who has experience in repositioning brands and is currently involved in podcasting, tech writing, and working on a ...

The podcast discusses the contrasting situations of Andrew Cuomo and Ted Cruz, with Cuomo facing criticism as his once positive image tarnishes, while Cruz i...

In this episode of "Three Jews on the News," Yonit and Jonathan are joined by guest Jeffrey Goldberg to discuss topics such as the unspoken messages in the B...

North Carolina's Republican Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson sparked controversy by protesting an editorial cartoon depicting Republican school board appoin...

The article discusses concerns about Congressional Democrats potentially overreaching by planning a multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure bill on top of the p...

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Ohad Zeltzer-Zubida, Sally Abed, and Noah Efron discuss the current state of Likud, questioning if it still represents the traditional...

In this episode, Evan Gottesman speaks with Shira Efron and Daniel Egel from the RAND Corporation about their study on Israeli and Palestinian responses to v...

This episode discusses the envisioned shift in U.S. foreign policy toward Israel and Palestine under the Biden administration, focusing on reinforcing U.S.-I...

The text raises questions about Joe Biden's recent anti-Israel personnel decisions at the State Department and his refusal to engage with Benjamin Netanyahu....

The podcast discusses the failed impeachment trial of former President Trump by Democrats, criticizing their handling of the process. It also touches on the ...

Founded in 1897 as a staunchly socialist publication, the Forward maintained unwavering support for the Socialist Party, backing leaders such as Eugene V. De...

The podcast discusses the ongoing impeachment trial and questions the strength of the Democratic case on the third day of proceedings. It also highlights the...

John Dickerson, known for his work on 60 Minutes and as a journalist and author, recently released his book "The Hardest Job in the World: The American Presi...