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Presenting the challenges and dilemmas facing Israelis to a global audience.

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Recent Guests

Ross Douthat
New York Times columnist; author and podcaster
The New York Times
Episode: How will the Iran War shape American Politics? - with Ross Douthat
Dan Shapiro
Former US ambassador to Israel, senior diplomat with focus on alliances and diplomacy
Former US Ambassador; Obama/Biden administrations
Episode: Is the war going well? - a debate between Dan Shapiro and Mark Dubowitz
Mark Dubowitz
CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, architect of the Maximum Pressure Campaign on Iran
Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD)
Episode: Is the war going well? - a debate between Dan Shapiro and Mark Dubowitz
Amit Segal
Ark Media contributor and senior analyst for Channel 12; columnist for Yisrael Hayom
Channel 12 / Yisrael Hayom
Episode: America’s War Objectives, and Israel’s - with Nadav Eyal and Amit Segal
Fred Kagan
Military historian and senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute
AEI
Episode: Iran's (buried) Uranium Treasure - with Amit Segal and Fred Kagan
Elica Le Bon
Iranian-American lawyer and activist
Episode: Why Are Liberals Against Liberation? – with Elica Le Bon
Ronen Bergman
Israeli investigative military and intelligence journalist and analyst; author
Yedioth Ahronoth; The New York Times
Episode: How Israel wiped out Iran's leadership in 10 minutes - with Ronen Bergman
David Petraeus
Retired four-star US Army general and former director of the CIA; former commander of US Central Command
United States military
Episode: What is the military strategy in Iran? - with Gen. David Petraeus
Dan Senor
Host of Call Me Back
Ark Media
Episode: Purim and Destiny - with Rachel Goldberg Polin

Host

Dan Senor
Host of the show, known for providing insightful commentary on Israeli issues and engaging with various expert guests.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 6.3k ratings
  • Dan Senor

    You’re the first guy I listen to in the mornings.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    COOP KOHLI
    United Statesa month ago
  • Excellent

    I feel so lucky I came across this podcast. I love the meaningful discussions. This podcast is so relevant especially in today’s climate. I recommend it to everyone

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Irenas3
    United Statesa month ago
  • Konservative MAGA Bubble

    Liberale Stimmen sucht man hier vergeblich. Dass die U.S. gerade von einer autokratischen und kleptokratischen Clique regiert werden, nimmt man ebensowenig zur Kenntnis, wie progressive Stimmen in Israel. Ich habe selten so viel Blödsinn gehört, wie in den Folgen mit W. Russel Mead und Elica Le Bon. 🙄 Außerdem sollte jedem Hörer klar sein, dass die israelische Perspektive auf den Krieg gegen Iran eine sehr einseitige ist.

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    Billy_1977
    Germanya month ago
  • Love this but the subscription is a technical nightmare

    I don’t mind paying for this because it’s so good. But trying to access my paid content is so difficult I often don’t bother and end up listening to the free one.

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    4
    janine 62
    Singaporea month ago
  • An Essential

    This podcast has become part of my week. An essential listen. Informative and captivating.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    David Gelles
    Canadaa month ago

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Some critiques suggest a need for more balance in addressing various viewpoints within the community.
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Talking Points

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Is the war going well? - a debate between Dan Shapiro and Mark Dubowitz
Q: Dan, given all that has happened, what would your advice be to the administration and where to go from here?
Shapiro advocates focusing on credible, coalition-backed strategies, leveraging diplomatic channels, maintaining deterrence, and balancing military actions with political and economic pressure to promote eventual regime change through Iranian internal dynamics rather than unilateral intervention.
Is the war going well? - a debate between Dan Shapiro and Mark Dubowitz
Q: Mark, what is your assessment of the current situation?
Mark Dubowitz stresses that the regime remains dangerous and that sustained, comprehensive pressure—including the possibility of military action supported by allies—is necessary to prevent Iran from reconstituting its capabilities, arguing for a decisive approach to red lines and leverage.
Is the war going well? - a debate between Dan Shapiro and Mark Dubowitz
Q: So, Dan, I want to start with you. What is your assessment of the current situation?
Dan Shapiro argues that the situation is muddled but emphasizes the need to maintain strategic clarity about objectives, particularly regarding deterrence and the nuclear/missile threat, while recognizing the difficulties of achieving full regime change through military means alone.
Call me Back LIVE - with Rachel Goldberg-Polin
Q: So, Rachel, I want to start by just asking you what this book is, When We See You Again.
The book is described as a love story wrapped in pain, a multifaceted memoir that blends Jewish wisdom with deeply personal grief and advocacy, answering the persistent question of 'how are you?' through lived experience.
How will the Iran War shape American Politics? - with Ross Douthat
Q: What is the core concern on the right about the Iran War?
The right is divided between anti-interventionist voices who worry about regime change and entanglement in the Middle East, and others who defend a hard-line stance, but there is a general questioning of whether the war genuinely achieves its strategic goals.

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What is Call Me Back about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the challenges and dilemmas facing Israelis, the content engages with a variety of geopolitical and societal issues significant to the Israeli and Jewish communities. Topics frequently revolve around Middle Eastern politics, particularly concerning Iran and the intricacies of Israeli foreign relations, but also touch upon social movements, antisemitism, and Jewish identity. This podcast features a blend of expert insights and personal narratives, offering listeners a spectrum of perspectives on contemporary challenges affecting Jewish communities worldwide. Noteworthy is the broad range of guests, from historians to political analysts, which enriches the discussions and provides deeper contextual understanding for listeners.

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4. Amit Segal
5. Fred Kagan
6. Elica Le Bon
7. Ronen Bergman
8. David Petraeus

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