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Tensions are rising in Israeli society over the prioritization of a potential hostage deal with Palestine, involving the release of Palestinian prisoners fro...

The text discusses the growing tension in Israeli society regarding prioritizing hostage deals, specifically concerning the release of Palestinian prisoners ...

Tensions within Israeli society regarding prioritizing hostage deals, particularly related to the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons and t...

The text discusses the current state of affairs regarding the war in Gaza, highlighting the growing tension within Israeli society over prioritizing a hostag...

The discussion explores the ongoing criticisms of Israel, focusing on its response to the recent conflict with Hamas and the divide within the Jewish communi...

Anshel Pfeffer discusses Benny Gantz's potential exit from the government, highlighting Gantz's dilemma and the possibility of early elections in September. ...

The discussion revolves around the implications of a potential war between Israel and Hezbollah, seen as a war between Israel and Iran, due to Hezbollah's ti...

The discussion with Bret Stephens highlights President Biden's political challenges relating to inflation and immigration, rather than Israel or the Palestin...

The discussion centers on whether Israel is truly isolated in the current conflict, with a notable article suggesting so. While there are concerns about pote...

Minister Ron Dermer, a member of the Israeli War Cabinet, discusses the progress of the ongoing conflict in Gaza, focusing on goals such as dismantling Hamas...

Meir Soloveichik discusses the current polarization in Israel and whether it is unprecedented or reminiscent of past divisions in the nation's history. He ex...

Yossi Klein Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, discusses the forthcoming book "The Genius of Israel" co-authored with Saul...

In a discussion about assessing the success of a country like Israel at 75 years, Daniel Gordis explores key components such as leadership, morality, and the...

In her work "Brokenism," Alana Newhouse examines the concept of institutions, like schools, newsrooms, and governments, as being broken and questions whether...

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

Micah Goodman discusses Israel's shift towards the political center and its implications for other societies in his books "Catch-67" and "The Wondering Jew."...

In the podcast episode "A New Crime Wave?" featuring Jason Riley, they discuss topics related to crime trends and concerns in the United States. Jason Riley'...

Tevi Troy discusses disaster management by the Oval Office in "Shall We Wake the President: Two Centuries of Disaster Management from the Oval Office," highl...

Dr. Sid Mukherjee discusses the implications of living in a post-Delta world, touching on the COVID-19 crisis and American medicine. The conversation also re...

Fred Kagan discusses the geopolitical implications of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan in various media outlets. He highlights the challenges faced by the ...

The article discusses the concept of a "new inflation" with Mohamed El-Erian, exploring the potential factors contributing to rising inflation and its implic...

Yuval Levin, a prominent figure in American public policy discussions, holds key positions at the American Enterprise Institute and National Affairs. With a ...

The text briefly mentions Naftali Bennett without providing specific details or insights about his identity or background. Instead, it acknowledges the 92nd ...

Tom Cotton has referenced a piece by former New York Times science reporter Nicholas Wade, published on Medium, regarding the lab leak hypothesis of Covid-19...

The text mentions an individual named Danny, who is a columnist for Bloomberg View and has authored over ten books, including a history of Israel ("Israel: A...

The text alludes to the post-coronavirus era and the sounds associated with this new phase without providing specific details. Additionally, it lists social ...

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

The text discusses the significant increase in college tuition costs over the years compared to the rate of inflation, questioning the value students receive...

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...

Israel's successful vaccination program against COVID-19 is being closely watched as a potential model for other countries. The country's rapid rollout of va...

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 ...

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...

Bret Stephens, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist for The New York Times, provides insights on geopolitics post-coronavirus. Raised in Mexico City and educat...

The discussion in the podcast "When IS Post Corona, anyway? Part 2 - Turning the Corner" focuses on the varying vaccination rates in different countries, wit...

The article discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public safety in New York City and other urban areas, following public health, economic, and soc...

Israel is leading in COVID-19 vaccinations, with 20% of its population vaccinated, including two-thirds of those over 60 and most medical staff receiving the...

Historian Niall Ferguson, in a discussion with Dan, reflects on the historic nature of 2020 and the lessons that can be drawn from past public health crises ...

In a discussion series pondering if New York City is declining, the focus of this episode is on Broadway, which halted its live theater performances on March...

In a discussion about the state of New York City amidst current debates, the focus in this episode is on the subway system, with a mention of how subway ride...

Billy Beane, known for his Moneyball approach to sports management, discusses the impact of the Coronavirus on the sports industry with a focus on its future...

Adam Grant, a professor of organizational psychology at Wharton, discusses the implications of remote work with Dan, focusing on the benefits that may persis...

Derek Thompson from The Atlantic discusses the shift towards remote work caused by the global pandemic and its potential long-term implications on the Americ...