
From the co-author of the best selling book, "Every Spy a Prince: The Complete History of Israel's Intelligence Community," and the more recent non-fiction, "Spies Against Armageddon: Inside Israel's Secret Wars," this is a weekly podcast series -- delivering insights into the volatile events of the world's most fascinating region: the Middle East.
Dan Raviv was a foreign correspondent and Washi... more
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Dan's guest is Steve Herman, retired Voice of America correspondent who reported from the White House. He's the author of a new book "Behind the White House Curtain," on his career and why news coverage of the American president is so important.
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Dan's guest is Danny Ayalon, who was Israel's ambassador in Washington in 2002-2007 and then served as Deputy Foreign Minister. They discuss how Israel is living its dream -- having full U.S. support for attacking Iran to destroy its nuclear program ... more
This is no 6-Day War -- no lightning victory when the enemy is large, stubborn, radical Iran.
On the weekly audio podcast, hear Jonathan Conricus -- a Lt.Col. in the IDF reserves and the Israeli military's former international spokesman -- talk ab... more
Dan's guest is Jason Pack, an American global-affairs analyst based in London. Pack is author of Libya and the Global Enduring Disorder, and he's the host of a podcast, "Disorder."
The U.S. and Israel together attacked Iran on February 28 and have ... more
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This program consistently centers on Middle East geopolitics, security, and diplomacy, often pairing a seasoned host with guests who have deep U.S.-Israel policy experience or frontline intelligence and regional analysis. Episodes frequently explore Iran-Israel dynamics, Hezbollah and Palestinian politics, and the broader regional security architecture, with thoughtful takes on U.S. involvement, deterrence, and potential pathways to peace or conflict. A standout pattern is the breadth of voices—from former diplomats and Mossad veterans to think-tank analysts and regional experts—delivering historical context, strategic assessments, and practical implications for policymakers, journalists, and security professionals. Notable is the willingne... more
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