In this inaugural episode, Ambassador Dermer and Michael Makovsky discuss Israel’s position on Ukraine, Zelensky’s speech to the Knesset, and preview the Iran Deal being negotiated in Vienna.

JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses the new respect given to nationalism amid the wave of sympathy for Ukraine and why Zionism is just as deserving of support. He also analyzes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s speech to the Knesset and says his attempt to pressure Israel to intervene in the war and falsification of the history of the Holocaust were unpersuasive.



He’s then joined by columnist Melanie Phillips who breaks down the latest about Israel and Ukraine, the hostile attitude of the Biden administration and the latter’s determination to push ahead with a new round of appeasement of Iran even if it means giving Russia a means to evade the sanctions meant to halt its aggression.

In this week's episode, Ellie Cohanim sits down with former democratic NY State Assemblyman Dov Hikind. They discuss the rising anti-Semitism in the US and why the perpetrators are never talked about or prosecuted; the alarming shift of the Democratic party away from Israel; the new Iran deal and finally, his new book coming out soon about how young Jewish people can combat hatred.

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin analyzes how concern for Ukraine is sweeping aside other considerations that should be determining policy for the United States and is also being used to justify selling out Israel with another Iran nuclear deal. He’s then joined by Newsweek opinion editor and legal scholar Josh Hammer to discuss the meaning of the virtue-signaling about Ukraine, what’s really going on in Hungary with the Orban government, the dangers posed by critical race theory indoctrination, and the need to reboot American conservatism to become one more rooted in promoting the common good and the national interests of the United States.

In this week’s episode, Ellie sits with MK Ruth Wasserman Lande. They discuss the potential of the Abraham Accords to transform the region, the meaning of the internal unrest from Arab populations in Israel’s mixed cities and what Israel needs to do in order to maintain its security internally.

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses why Americans should care about Ukraine and the new axis of evil it has formed with China and Iran. He’s joined by columnist Karol Markowicz to discuss the conflict from the perspective of a child of Russian and Ukrainian Jewish parents, whether Americans have the bandwidth to care about this or any other foreign affairs issue for long. She then discusses her reporting and an upcoming book about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic as well as wokeness on children and education.

In this episode of Global Perspectives, Ellie Cohanim and Noor Matti talk Iraq, terrorism and the will to survive. Meet the young man who left his comfortable home in the United States to learn about his heritage and ultimately fight ISIS with his words.

In this week’s episode of Global Perspectives, Ellie Cohanim talks with Marshall Billingslea, a former Assistant Secretary for Terrorist Financing at the United States Department of the Treasury. They tackle:
Could Russian President Putin strike the US with a nuclear weapon?
- The complete erosion of long-standing national security objectives under President Joe Biden’s administration
- The economic consequences of the Russian war against Ukraine
- The US decision to withdraw its support for the Eastern Mediterranean pipeline
- Iranian intentions to develop a nuclear weapon

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses why the mainstream media can’t be trusted to tell the truth about the Biden administration’s appeasement of Iran. He’s then joined by journalist Eli Lake who analyzes the reasons why Russian President Vladimir Putin is escalating the crisis with Ukraine, the decline of support for a strong American foreign policy and the Biden foreign policy team’s belief in the nuclear deal with Iran is nothing less than a cult and why that’s so dangerous for the United States, Israel and the Arab states.