
An inside view of how Israel can warm your heart and make your blood boil. It's a show hosted by folks who live in and love Israel even though it drives them crazy, and who each week discuss the latest in Israeli politics, culture, and society.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 670 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | JudaismNewsNews CommentaryReligion & Spirituality | |||

The Jerusalem Post's Hannah Brown and Noah Efron talk about (1) the criminal harassment of Abu Rida and the Hassan families in Qusra, (2) the surprising results of the Likud primaries and what they augur, and (3) Avi Nesher's profound and affecting n... more
Linda, Judah, and Noah talk about (1) The new parties springing up in the "middle" of Israel's electoral map, between the Netanyahu bloc and the anti-Netanyahu bloc: What do they augur?, and (2) The likely addition as number two on the "United Arab L... more
In this very special episode, Noah shares love letters he heard walking the streets of Tel Aviv with Lucy the Dog, on a new "Love Letters" app made by genius Russian-Israeli director Semyon Alexandrovsky.
Linda and Noah talk about (1) What has become of the "Religious Zionism Party," after its sort-of primaries made it a settler-only affair?, and (2) What are the ties that bind the different sorts of people who hope to give Benjamin Netanyahu four mor... more
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I’m always inspired and moved by this podcast, as well as entertained by the humor and the beautiful musical interludes. Noah always teaches me something fascinating about Israeli history, and vividly brings to life what it’s like to live in Tel Aviv as a curious and engaged citizen and close observer of everyday life and current culture. The stories induce a feeling of awe and appreciation of the beauty of Jewish and human experience.
I have been listening to this Podcast for about two
months and love it so much that it has become my favorite podcast. I. have also been going back and listening to older episodes from the archives.
What I appreciate most is the ability of Noah Efron and his cohosts and their guests to describe with clarity (sometimes great eloquence), intelligence, and scholarship (interspersed with occasional humor and lots of good music), what it’s like, especially for those who grew up in the US, to be liv... more
I always learn something new and the music gives balance! Definitely give it a listen!
There are many podcasts offering news and opinions about Israel. This one reminds us why she is worth living and dying for.
This used to be my favorite podcast. I listened every week with joy while preparing Shabbat dinner. But over the past year and a half, it’s become unbearable. At the very moment when Palestinians in Gaza are facing slaughter, this podcast has chosen silence, evasion, and self-pity.
Instead of grappling with the reality of Gaza
, the hosts prefer safer topics: campus politics in the U.S., anecdotes about estranged friends’ children, or the endlessly recycled question of whether Netanyahu even bel... more
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The show provides thoughtful, multi-voiced discussion on Israeli politics, culture, and society, blending current events with personal narratives, journalism, and cultural critique. Episodes routinely feature a rotating panel of hosts and guests—from veteran reporters and academics to policy thinkers and cultural critics—who dissect policy shifts, diaspora perspectives, and everyday life in Tel Aviv and beyond. Music interludes, storytelling, and on-the-ground anecdotes help ground complex topics in human experience, making the program informative for listeners who want nuanced, context-rich perspectives on Israel and its relationship with the world. A notable strength is the mix of rigorous analysis with intimate, relatable storytelling, r... more
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7. Gordon Lafer
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