Author Ayelet Waldman, known for her activism, recently visited Israel to participate in a symbolic march to the Gaza border to deliver humanitarian aid, despite knowing they might not succeed.

Israeli police arrested author Ayelet Waldman and six others, including American rabbis, during a protest near the Gaza border while attempting to deliver aid to Palestinians in Gaza.

The Promised Podcast features a blend of new and archival discussions highlighting environmental awareness, with topics including politicians' beliefs in God and reflections on personal and political sins during the High Holidays.

In this episode of the Promised Podcast, various topics are discussed, including the environmental consciousness of reusing old discussions alongside new ones, the questioning of Israeli politicians about their beliefs in God, author Ayelet Waldman returning to Israel and reflecting on changes, the contemplation of sins during Yom Kippur through the Al Heyt prayer, and a musical selection from Shuli Rand's new record "Ratzoh va-Shov."

In this episode of Unorthodox, the discussion revolves around themes related to Valentine's Day and Jewish culture, referred to humorously as Secular Tu B'Av.

In a discussion on the TLV1 show "Dining Out on Sacred Cow," Allison, Don, Noah, and guest Ayelet Waldman explore the balance between Jewish and Democratic values in Israel, particularly regarding the rights of non-Jewish minorities.