I'm Jonathan Sacerdoti

Jonathan Sacerdoti

Israel

Hamas

Islam

Iran

Gaza

BBC

Anti-Semitism

UK Politics

Muslim Brotherhood

Radical Islam

Terrorism

Middle East

Palestine

Palestinian Authority

Antisemitism

Hezbollah

Islamism

Israeli Government

Donald Trump

Women's Rights

Journalist, broadcaster, and commentator Jonathan Sacerdoti engages in in-depth conversations with thought leaders, experts, and influential voices from around the world. Covering politics, culture, history, and current affairs, each episode delivers sharp analysis, valuable insights, and engaging discussions on the most pressing topics of our time. Cutting through the noise, this series provides ... more

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Publishes	Weekly	Episodes	59	Founded	a year ago
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Latest Episodes

Who controls what you know? Ashley Rindsberg on the capture of Wikipedia and public knowledge

Ashley Rindsberg has uncovered how a small group of powerful online actors can twist the facts we trust, reshape public reality at global scale, and quietly influence what millions of people believe they know.

Search engines, encyclopaedias, artific... more

Yesterday • 1 hr 16 min

What happens when you question everything about who you are – Bellamy Bellucci breaks every identity rule, and neither side likes it

Jonathan Sacerdoti speaks with Bellamy Bellucci, a South African-born, American trans-woman who converted to Judaism and now lives between worlds that rarely tolerate one another. Bellamy's identity is often challenged and questions by the very group... more

26 Apr 2026 • 55 min

The warning we ignored: Holocaust survivor Martin Stern on THE HUMAN CAPACTIY FOR EVIL

This Yom Hashoah special episode features Holocaust survivor Martin Stern, who shares his story and reflects on his fears for the world today.

Martin Stern survived arrest, deportation, and life in camps as a young child, his survival dependent on i... more

13 Apr 2026 • 1 hr 4 min

The end of a system that once held the world together – Danny Orbach on what comes after the collapse of the global order and the rules-based system

The language of international law is being stretched to breaking point. Terms once defined with precision are now deployed as instruments of moral accusation, detached from the evidentiary standards that once gave them force. In that shift, something... more

9 Apr 2026 • 1 hr 6 min

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Recent Guests

Bellamy Bellucci

Public figure discussing gender identity, Judaism, and Israel advocacy

Public figure/advocate

Episode: What happens when you question everything about who you are – Bellamy Bellucci breaks every identity rule, and neither side likes it

Martin Stern

Holocaust survivor and educator

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Episode: The warning we ignored: Holocaust survivor Martin Stern on THE HUMAN CAPACTIY FOR EVIL

Daniel (Danny) Orbach

Military historian, History and Asian Studies Department, Hebrew University, Jerusalem

Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Episode: The end of a system that once held the world together – Danny Orbach on what comes after the collapse of the global order and the rules-based system

Michel-Yves Bolloré

Author of God, the Science, the Evidence, The Dawn of a Revolution

Author / The Dawn of a Revolution

Episode: Science vs Religion – does God exist? Michel-Yves Bolloré explains how the debate is shifting, and why some scientists now question the idea of a self-explaining universe

Yaakov Amidror

Major General, former head of the Israeli National Security Council, and expert on military strategy

Episode: We need to be ready for ever: why winning the war won't bring peace — Yaakov Amidror

Benny Sabti

One of Israel's leading experts on Iranian affairs, formerly born in Iran and now working at the INSS.

INSS

Episode: Iran’s negotiators are stalling, but pressure at home could change everything – Beni Sabti

Hadar Sela

Co-editor of Camera UK

Camera UK

Episode: Can the BBC be saved? The rot inside Britain’s national broadcaster

Professor Miri Rubin

Expert in medieval history with a focus on religious art and images in modern propaganda

Queen Mary University of London

Episode: The Christian origins of Palestinian propaganda: Professor Miri Rubin

Tommy Robinson

Political activist and founder of the English Defence League

Episode: Who is the real Tommy Robinson? Family, faith and the fight for Britain’s soul. His most unfiltered and intimate conversation yet

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Jonathan Sacerdoti

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 187 ratings

Great
Would be great to list or state the date of recording.
Apple Podcasts
4
Lucas Ehlert
United Kingdom3 months ago
More people should know about this podcast.
More people should know about this podcast. Keep it going.
Apple Podcasts
5
RokitanskyAschoff
United States4 months ago
Excellent
This is an a show which gives an unvarnished and true picture of the Middle East. It is a great antidote to moronic news channels such as CNN and BBC. Keep up the good work
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5
Zimalu
United Kingdom5 months ago
Excellent journalism
I’m increasingly impressed with Mr Sacerdoti’s honesty and rigorously unbiased journalism. More of this sort of thing!
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5
LCWorm
United Kingdom6 months ago
Exceeded expectations!
Amazing - I knew he was good, but these interviews are mind blowing.
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5
Jonesy8888
United States9 months ago

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Science vs Religion – does God exist? Michel-Yves Bolloré explains how the debate is shifting, and why some scientists now question the idea of a self-explaining universe

Q: What about morality without God?

The host presses Bolloré on whether morality collapses without God; Bolloré argues that without a transcendent lawgiver, definitions of good and evil become subjective and arbitrary, whereas belief in God anchors universal moral law.

Science vs Religion – does God exist? Michel-Yves Bolloré explains how the debate is shifting, and why some scientists now question the idea of a self-explaining universe

Q: If God exists, why bring in faith or revelation at all?

He explains that the book addresses the existence of God as a fact, separate from faith, and that religion and faith are distinct from the scientific question of existence; religion may be revelation, but the existence of God is a matter of reason and science.

Science vs Religion – does God exist? Michel-Yves Bolloré explains how the debate is shifting, and why some scientists now question the idea of a self-explaining universe

Q: Can you explain that a bit?

Bolloré argues that, after four centuries of scientific discoveries that seem to challenge design, modern evidence from multiple independent fields still points toward a creator rather than to a purely materialist explanation.

Iran’s negotiators are stalling, but pressure at home could change everything – Beni Sabti

Q: So how would the protests take down the regime against such a brutal response?

The recent resurgence in protests is significant; students are taking back the initiative and gathering strength. The regime may hesitate to brutally suppress them due to the memory of past atrocities.

Iran’s negotiators are stalling, but pressure at home could change everything – Beni Sabti

Q: Is the risk really that the Trump administration might be offered something just good enough that they would say, well, we've made a deal, they have conceded a lot?

We don't think so; the days of the regime seem very few. The Iranian people have high dissatisfaction and any compromises may lead to their downfall.

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Tackling geopolitics, security, and culture, this show features in-depth conversations with thought leaders and experts from around the world. Episodes frequently dissect the state of global order, legal definitions in international affairs, and the media landscape, often challenging conventional narratives with data-driven or evidence-based perspectives. Notable threads include debates on democracy, ethics in war and humanitarian policy, regional flashpoints in the Middle East, and the interplay between politics, religion, and technology. The host tends to push for clear reasoning, independent sourcing, and thoughtful scrutiny of evidence, making it a strong fit for listeners who want nuanced, no-nonsense analysis from a wide range of infl... more

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