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0 Israel Politics

Did the Mossad Cause the Iran-Israel Conflict? | Unpacked

Unpacked · 14 Aug

The video explores the potential consequences of the Mossad not assassinating Ayatollah Khamenei before the 1979 Iranian Revolution, linking it to the rise of Hezbollah, global terrorism, and the Iranian nuclear program, among other issues.

0 Music Communities

Their grandfather was a celebrity during the golden age for Jews in Iran. So why did he leave?

Shira Li Bartov in JTA · 8 Mar

The podcast series "The Nightingale of Iran" explores the life of Younes Dardashti, a Jewish maestro who was a celebrated singer in Iran during the mid-20th century.

0 History Culture

This Podcast Uncovers a Famous Iranian Jewish Family’s Incredible Story

Lior Zaltzman in Kveller · 6 Mar

"The Nightingale of Iran" is a podcast that delves into the fascinating history of the Dardashti family, prominent Iranian Jews.

0 Politics Israel

Why Didn’t Israel Assassinate Iran’s Ayatollah? | Explained

Unpacked · 6 Mar

The video delves into the historical context and consequences of Mossad's decision not to assassinate Ayatollah Khomeini before the 1979 Iranian Revolution, leading to the rise of Hezbollah, global acts of terror, and the development of the Iranian nuclear program.

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George Santos now has a Jewish challenger who fled Iran to escape persecution

Jacob Kornbluh in Forward · 2 May 2023

Former Democratic state senator Anna Kaplan, a Jewish Iranian refugee who fled persecution during the Iranian Revolution, has filed papers to challenge scandal-plagued Republican Rep. George Santos in the upcoming election.

0 Politics History

Sleepwalking Through a Decisive Decade - with Bret Stephens

Call Me Back · 12 Dec 2022

In this episode, Bret Stephens discusses the critical geopolitical challenges the United States currently faces, highlighting the significance of addressing military readiness and recognizing the revolutionary movement in Iran.

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The Dish That Unites Iranian Jewish Expatriates

Anna Rahmanan in Tablet · 3 Feb 2021

Khoresh, a traditional Iranian stew, has become a beloved dish among Iranian Jewish expatriates since the 1979 Iranian revolution.

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From Tehran to the Trump admin by way of Bais Yaakov

Amy Spiro in Jewish Insider · 19 Aug 2020

Ellie Cohanim, the assistant special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism in the State Department, shares her journey from Tehran to her current position in the Trump administration.