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The Internet and mainstream media are inundated with misinformation and superficial hot takes. That’s why you’re not getting the full story. Take another look with JNS Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin as he takes deep dives into the most critical stories and controversies impacting the Jewish world with insightful commentary and fascinating interviews. If you want to understand the bigger picture an... more

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The forces behind the mainstreaming of anti-Jewish conspiracy theories have gained a foothold in both major political parties. And according to JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin, there’s no sign of them being driven back to the fever swamps of the f... more

What can American Jews do to successfully respond to the surge of antisemitism that followed the Hamas-led Palestinian Arab attacks on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023? The answer, says JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin, may be to channel the spirit of activi... more

The problem for democracies throughout the ages has always been the rage and impatience of mobs with any limits on their power to act on their impulses. According to JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin, such movements have become a major factor drivin... more

Israel has been put on trial every day throughout its history. But according to JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin, the case against it—including blood libels about it committing “genocide” or being an “apartheid state”—are nothing but myths and lies... more

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Roy K. Altman
Federal judge, United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida
U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida
Episode: Ep. 219: Can Israel Beat the World’s Biggest Smear Campaign?
Jonah Platt
Actor, artist, writer, director, and producer
Being Jewish With Jonah Platt (podcast)
Episode: Ep. 218: Why won’t Jewish stars speak up against antisemitism?
Jonathan Brent
Historian, publisher, translator, writer and teacher; editorial director at Yale University Press; executive director and CEO of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
Episode: Ep. 217: Communism’s comeback and the surge of antisemitism
Naya Lekht
Jewish educator and scholar specializing in Jewish history, Russian literature and contemporary anti-Semitism
Stop Anti-Zionism Initiative; Host of Don't Know Much About
Episode: Ep. 215: Don’t be deceived: Anti-Zionism is antisemitism
Melanie Phillips
JNS columnist and author of Fighting the Hate
JNS, The Times of London (columnist)
Episode: Ep. 214: A handbook on how to fight back against the antisemites
Walter Russell Mead
Historian and Wall Street Journal columnist, expert on American foreign policy
Hudson Institute; Wall Street Journal; University of Florida
Episode: Ep. 213: Debunking Iran war conspiracy theories
Dara Horn
Author and scholar of Jewish and Yiddish literature
The Tell Institute
Episode: Ep. 212: Why people still love dead Jews
Yosef Kuperwasser
Brigadier General, Israeli intelligence analyst and director at the Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security (JISS)
Jerusalem Institute for Strategy and Security (JISS)
Episode: Ep.211: Is Iran regime change a realistic option?
Jonathan Tobin
Host providing framing and questions
JNS
Episode: Ep.211: Is Iran regime change a realistic option?

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Jonathan Tobin
Host of Think Twice with Jonathan Tobin, JNS (Jerusalem News Syndicate) and related affiliations; provides framing, questions, and context.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 239 ratings
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    Just a great podcast: brilliant and stimulating conversations and analyses.

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    Great interview as usual, thank you. She has insightful views about Israel and the US. Again, thank you & Happy Hanukkah, blessed Merry Christmas.

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Ep. 219: Can Israel Beat the World’s Biggest Smear Campaign?
Q: What motivated you to write this book at this time?
The post-October 7th landscape, and the author's aim to present a legally grounded, accessible refutation of charges against Israel by showing how six claims hold up under a courtroom-style analysis.
Ep. 216: The seven deadly myths about the Iran war
Q: But before we do that, can you first tell us whether you think a good outcome to the negotiations with Iran is even possible? Is there a reasonable chance that Iran will give up its nuclear material and the right to enrichment, open the Straits, drop support for terrorism, or stop oppressing its own people?
Doran argues that a negotiated settlement is unlikely under current conditions because Iran possesses a large missile arsenal that provides immunity for its nuclear program; any deal would require verifiable constraints that Iran cannot be expected to honor given its strategic aims, implying that a lasting solution is improbable without significant coercive pressure.
Ep. 217: Communism’s comeback and the surge of antisemitism
Q: What is the significance of Bundism in Jewish history, and how is it being used in current debates about Israel?
Bundism is framed as a historical debate about language, culture, and social justice, with caution urged against using it as a weapon in modern anti-Israel activism; the guest stresses that Bundism was not inherently anti-Israel and that its modern usage can distort history.
Ep. 217: Communism’s comeback and the surge of antisemitism
Q: What role do academic institutions play in shaping these views, and can they be changed without drastic measures?
The guest argues that change requires new leadership and new institutions that articulate hopeful, liberating ideas, rather than simply dismantling existing ones, and notes the limits of drastic, draconian methods to force institutional change.
Ep. 217: Communism’s comeback and the surge of antisemitism
Q: Why do you think some young people are telling us that they like communism? Are they ignorant of its history or do they think socialism could work today?
The guest suggests that both ignorance of historical realities and a belief in socialist ideals contribute, but emphasizes the need to study primary documents and the thinking of leaders like Stalin and Molotov to understand why such ideologies appealed and how they operated.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Think Twice

What is Think Twice about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two recurring themes dominate: in-depth analysis of Middle East politics and issues impacting the Jewish world, and a pattern of high-profile guests offering expert legal, historical, and policy perspectives. Episodes frequently tackle Israel-U.S. relations, antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and domestic political dynamics, often through a legal, historical, or strategic lens. Noteworthy is a strong emphasis on correcting narratives, evaluating international law, and exploring how culture, media, and academia intersect with policy. The show stands out for its rigor, access to prominent scholars and policymakers, and its readiness to challenge conventional wisdom with meticulously sourced arguments, making it valuable for listeners who want well-a... more

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