
The Jerusalem Post Podcast takes a weekly look into Israel's most prevalent issues, from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the Knesset, from the West Bank to the Abraham Accords. Each week, a new guest is brought in to give a unique perspective on all things Israel.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | News | ||||

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Sorry guys I really wanted to like this and add it to my rota but this podcast is absolutely excruciating. It might the youth of the hosts but it’s almost impossible to follow, and always seems so poorly prepared and researched for and the way they talk is just awful and not funny in any way. So so many better choices in this space.
This podcast has great interviews and worthwhile insight but I find the theater-kid host to be insufferable. She makes light of so much of the conversation. She interrupts constantly and is very defensive over the smallest things. And there is so much personal sentiment and anecdotes peppered in that you have to filter through to get the “true story.” I find Haaretz to be a much more sober and professional production but JPost has equally good interviewers and intervieweesz
not informative anymore. not serious. at times even slighlty unethical… and it’s embarrassing that you try to be funny, you are not and this is not a comedy show.
Loved the podcast it made my day!!!
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This podcast offers insights into some of the most pressing issues surrounding Israel, encompassing diverse topics such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, political dynamics in the Knesset, societal impacts of current events, and broader Middle East relations, including the implications of the Abraham Accords. The episodes frequently feature expert guests who provide their unique perspectives, enriching the discussion with varied viewpoints on Israel's evolving landscape.
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Recent guests on The JPost Podcast include:
1. Benny Gantz
2. David Soucy
3. Prof. Efraim Inbar
4. Chuck Freilich
5. Dr. Menahem Merharvy
6. Nicholas Potter
7. Swapan Dasgupta
8. Pushpa Joshi
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