Ellie Cohanim and Amanda Milius take viewers behind the scenes in the Trump White House and the plots to overthrow the president.

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses the Ukraine crisis and the decline of American influence as well as the connection to appeasement of Iran. He’s then joined by journalist Caroline Glick who discusses the failures of the Biden administration and the current Israeli government and the way she believes they are endangering the West and the Jewish state.

Ellie Cohanim sits down with Monika Ekiert, the Polish actress who discovered her Jewish roots through the help of a Jewish mystic and DNA test. She took a bold stance to support Israel by wearing a dress with the Israeli flag on it to the 2018 Cannes Film Festival. Monika discusses the backlash to the move and how despite centuries of anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, the younger Polish generation has come to embrace Israel and Jews.

JNS Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin explains how the Jews and other people of moral decency have failed to protest the "genocide" Olympics in Beijing while human rights organizations concentrate their fire on democratic Israel. 

Elisha Wiesel joins the show to discuss his activism on issues like China and anti-Semitism, the failure to generate Jewish unity on these issues and in support of Israel as well as honoring the legacy of his Nobel Peace Prize laureate father Elie.

In this week's episode, Ellie Cohanim sits down with former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman. They discuss the monumental decisions of the Trump presidency, Trump's peace plan, and what the US needs to realize in order to achieve stability in the region.

On today's show, editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses the banning of Maus and the importance of not confusing censoring books with the need to fight critical race theory indoctrination.

He’s also joined by veteran Jewish communal leader Barry Shrage to discuss the backlash against woke politics and the future of American Jewry. The two talk about the changing demographics of the community, what measures help promote Jewish peoplehood and support for Israel and whether we should be more optimistic or pessimistic about the future.

In this week's episode, Ellie Cohanim sits with Palestinian human rights activist Bassem Eid. Together, they discuss Palestinian rejection of the Jewish state as the heart of the conflict. They delve into the Palestinian Leadership's abuse of its own people, the international community's furthering of the conflict, and economic prosperity as the path to peace.

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses the lie that Jews are stealing land from the Palestinians in Israel and then is joined by the City of David’s Doron Spielman to discuss archeology, Jewish history and telling the truth about the past.

The two talk about the development of the historic site, why some oppose efforts to uncover the treasures of Jewish history and how the finds at the City of David bring the Bible to life as well as the challenges of acting as a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces in times of crisis.

In this episode, Ellie sits with the Director of Center of Tech Diplomacy at Purdue University and former USAID Deputy Administrator Bonnie Glick. The two discuss why Chinese victory in the race to 5G poses a great risk of global human rights violations, why the government leaders of today need to understand technology to get the job done; and how USAID pivoted to women’s advancement and confronting the CCP under the Trump Administration.

Editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin discusses the Texas synagogue attack and whether it’s okay to discuss who is inciting anti-Semitism among Muslims. He’s also joined by author and legal expert Alan Dershowitz to discuss getting canceled for representing controversial clients including Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein and how this has impacted his ability to speak up for Israel.

The two talk about the decline of pro-Israel sentiment in the Democratic Party, the future of Zionist advocacy, the way Jewish groups and colleges are silencing pro-Israel voices to avoid controversy and the impact of critical race theory on American politics and culture.