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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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A half century ago, the Soviet Union and its Third World allies passed the infamous “Zionism is racism” resolution at the United Nations. Today, the same propaganda is regurgitated by academics, liberal media and pop culture figures who think they’re... more

At a time when most Americans have lost the ability to listen to people with opposing views on political issues, how can a fractious Jewish community that is also split on denominational lines to pull together. That’s the question posed by JNS editor... more

The secret to the success of the Israel Defense Forces involves many factors but according to JNS Israel military correspondent Yaakov Lappin, it involves creating a culture as much as the courage of its soldiers, air crews and sailors and their effe... more

JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin wants to know what’s the bigger problem? Is it the global surge of antisemitism? Or is it the passivity of some Jews who recoil from active defense against their attackers or the willingness of others to actively co... more

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Gil Troy
Senior fellow at the Jewish People and Policy Institute; distinguished historian at McGill University
Jewish People and Policy Institute; McGill University
Episode: Jews were betrayed after Oct. 7 | Ep. 237
Roberta Rosenthal-Kwall
Raymond Newell Law Professor at DePaul University; scholar on Jewish law and culture, authorship, rights and intellectual property
DePaul University
Episode: Ep. 236: Is Jewish unity in a polarized nation possible?
Yaakov Lappin
Israel-based military affairs correspondent, analyst, and author
Miriam Institute; Alma Research and Education Center; Begin–Sadat Center for Strategic Studies
Episode: Ep. 235: Three principles that allow the IDF to succeed can change your life
Ruthie Blum
JNS podcaster and columnist; co-host of Israel Undiplomatic
JNS
Episode: Ep. 233: A referendum on Netanyahu or his opponents?
Warren Kinsella
Canadian lawyer, political consultant and author of The Hidden Hand
The Daisy Group; author of The Hidden Hand
Episode: Ep. 231: A ‘Hidden Hand’ is guiding an antisemitic propaganda war
Gloria Z. Greenfield
Award-winning documentary filmmaker focused on Jewish identity and Israel
Doc Emet Productions
Episode: Ep. 230: Understanding Oct. 7 as a ‘collective descent into evil’
Jonathan Schanzer
Executive Director at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Episode: Ep. 229: To defeat Islamist terror, it’s time to change the rules
Batya Ungar-Sargon
Author of The Jews and the Left; weekend anchor and host of Batya on NewsNation
NewsNation; The Forward; Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Episode: Ep. 228: American Jews need to get off their knees and fight
David Eliezrie
Author of Undaunted; Chabad emissary and community leader
Chabad Lubavitch, North County Chabad
Episode: Ep. 227: The rabbi who saved Soviet Jewry and reimagined American Judaism

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Jonathan Tobin
Editor-in-chief at Jewish News Syndicate; host of the show, delivering deep dives and interviews on Jewish world issues and Middle East policy.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 243 ratings
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    Just a great podcast: brilliant and stimulating conversations and analyses.

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    Dawn Oei
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Victoria Coates

    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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    United States2 years ago
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    Love the content. Don’t love the random ads mid-conversation.

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    Australia2 years ago
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Jews were betrayed after Oct. 7 | Ep. 237
Q: What is the central takeaway from your writings about Daniel Moynihan's fight against anti-Zionism in the UN era?
The interviewee notes that anti-Zionism became interwoven with anti-racism and civil rights discourses, and stresses that understanding this history helps explain current debates on Zionism, race, and national liberation.
Ep. 236: Is Jewish unity in a polarized nation possible?
Q: How does Israel fit into the unity question, and can consensus around Israel's right to exist anchor unity?
Kwall argues that broad support exists for Israel's right to exist as a Jewish democratic state, but disagreements arise over policy and approach. She suggests that affirming the core premise of Israel's right to exist can provide a unifying baseline, while allowing substantive discussion on policies within that framework.
Ep. 236: Is Jewish unity in a polarized nation possible?
Q: What is the proposed center-ground blueprint to strengthen the Jewish community?
The blueprint envisions a structured, inclusive narrative built from eight broadly supported points, facilitated by top-down and bottom-up organizational collaboration, technology-enabled coordination, and regular intergroup conversations designed to reduce vilification and foster constructive dialogue.
Ep. 232: How antisemitism took hold in American education
Q: What can parents do when they encounter anti-Israel or anti-Semitic content in schools?
Parents should act decisively, contact advocacy groups like The Deborah Project for guidance, document incidents, push for formal investigations, engage with school boards and authorities, and leverage available legal tools and settlement mechanisms to protect their children's rights.
Ep. 232: How antisemitism took hold in American education
Q: What protections or policies were put in place as part of the Haverford settlement?
Provisions included identity disclosure requirements for harassing incidents, a disruption policy for events, incorporation of IHRA definitions and examples, and formal acknowledgment that Jewish students and Israelis are welcomed on campus, with enforcement mechanisms to address anti-Semitic conduct.

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

The show centers on in-depth analysis of pressing geopolitical and cultural issues affecting the Jewish world, with a heavy emphasis on Israel, antisemitism, Hamas, Iran, and Middle East strategy. Conversations feature experts from policy think tanks, academia, law, and journalism, often pairing historical context with current events to challenge mainstream narratives and offer nuanced perspectives. A standout trait is its willingness to tackle controversial topics head-on, including media narratives, judicial reform, and strategic realignments in international relations, making it a rigorous listen for professionals seeking thoughtful, data-informed debate.

Noteworthy is the breadth of guests, ranging from national-security analysts and s... more

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