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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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Benjamin Kerstein
Associate fellow of the Z3 Institute, columnist for the Elgeminer, and author.
Elgeminer
Episode: Ep. 198: American Jews must go from victims to fighters
Donna Robinson Divine
Professor Emerita of Jewish Studies and Government at Smith College
Smith College
Episode: Ep. 197: Feelings replaced thinking as antisemitism surges
Barry Strauss
Historian and author of 'Jews vs. Rome'
Hoover Institution, Cornell University
Episode: Ep. 196: Jews vs. Rome: Jewish disunity is fatal
Ammiel Hirsch
Senior Rabbi of the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, influential voice in American Jewish discourse
Stephen Wise Free Synagogue
Episode: Ep. 195: Mamdani’s Win: Can US Jews Reverse the Anti-Zionist Tide?
Yoram Hazony
President of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem and chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation, author of The Virtue of Nationalism.
Herzl Institute
Episode: Ep. 194: Why antisemites and globalists hate Israel
Joel Pollak
Senior Editor-at-Large at Breitbart News and author of 'The Zionist Conspiracy Wants You'
Breitbart News
Episode: Ep. 193: The Real 'Conspiracy' Israel Haters Miss (At Their Own Risk)
Ruthie Blum
Former advisor at the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, award-winning columnist, and senior contributor at JNS.
JNS
Episode: Ep. 192: Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan: Path to Peace or New Disaster? (w/Ruthie Blum)
Jack Wertheimer
Eminent scholar and author specializing in American Jewish history and philanthropy.
Jewish Theological Seminary
Episode: Ep. 191: Has the October 7 trauma shocked American Jews into action?
Elisha Wiesel
Son of Holocaust survivor, author, and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Elie Wiesel
Episode: Ep. 190: 'As a Jew' critics of Israel aren’t following in Wiesel’s footsteps

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Jonathan Tobin
Editor-in-chief of a media organization, with a focus on insightful commentary regarding Jewish community issues, Israel, and current events.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 226 ratings
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    Just a great podcast: brilliant and stimulating conversations and analyses.

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    Dawn Oei
    United Kingdom9 months ago
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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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    United Statesa year ago
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    Australiaa year ago
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Ep. 197: Feelings replaced thinking as antisemitism surges
Q: What is the significance of the term 'genocide' in the context of this discussion?
The term has been redefined in some academic circles to fit a narrative that depicts Palestinians deprived of agency due to Israeli actions, which misrepresents the context.
Ep. 197: Feelings replaced thinking as antisemitism surges
Q: How have you reacted to the pro-Hamas movement's success on college campuses?
I was shocked and disappointed that university leaders didn't encourage deeper learning, instead prioritizing feelings over intellectual discourse.
Ep. 197: Feelings replaced thinking as antisemitism surges
Q: What were your main goals in initiating a book project about a topic that has already been widely discussed?
To clarify distorted narratives and educate on the true history and current political context surrounding the events of October 7.
Ep. 196: Jews vs. Rome: Jewish disunity is fatal
Q: Was a revolt inevitable?
While not inevitable, there were numerous provocations leading to the revolts.
Ep. 196: Jews vs. Rome: Jewish disunity is fatal
Q: How did the Jews lose the independence that the Maccabees had won?
The Jews invited the Romans for help during a dynastic dispute, leading to their loss of independence.

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This podcast focuses on the intricate and often contentious issues facing the Jewish community and Israel, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of current events shaped by history and ideology. The host, a prominent figure in journalism, conducts incisive interviews with experts and advocates, unpacking topics related to antisemitism, Israel's geopolitical challenges, and the cultural dynamics within the Jewish community. With a commitment to combating misinformation, the discussions aim to equip listeners with the knowledge to navigate the complex narratives surrounding these critical issues.

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