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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fiery United Nations speech took center stage this week and Jerusalem Minute brings you inside the story. Hosted by JNS CEO and Jerusalem bureau chief Alex Traiman, reporting from New York, and JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten, this week’s episode breaks down the critical issues currently shaping Israel’s future.
From Netanyahu’s vow to “finish the job in Gaza” with no retreat, to his sharp rebuke of Western nations rewarding terror with premature statehood, the prime minister framed Israel’s war as a fight for the survival of the free world. He also rejected charges of genocide and warned Iran that Israel’s reach has no limits.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump’s leaked Gaza peace plan has raised new questions: could it truly end the war or simply plant the seeds for more conflict? Traiman and Hasten also explore the UN walkouts during Netanyahu’s speech, the ICC arrest warrant threat, Abbas’s symbolic “key” at the UN, Israel’s ongoing fight against Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iran, and the growing push to isolate Israel through cultural boycotts, including recent attempts to block its soccer and cycling teams.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fiery United Nations speech took center stage this week and Jerusalem Minute brings you inside the story. Hosted by JNS CEO and Jerusalem bureau chief Alex Traiman, reporting from New York, and JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten, this week’s episode breaks down the critical issues currently shaping Israel’s future.
From Netanyahu’s vow to “finish the job in Gaza” with no retreat, to his sharp rebuke of Western nations rewarding terror with premature statehood, the prime minister framed Israel’s war as a fight for the survival of the free world. He also rejected charges of genocide and warned Iran that Israel’s reach has no limits.
Meanwhile, President Donald Trump’s leaked Gaza peace plan has raised new questions: could it truly end the war or simply plant the seeds for more conflict? Traiman and Hasten also explore the UN walkouts during Netanyahu’s speech, the ICC arrest warrant threat, Abbas’s symbolic “key” at the UN, Israel’s ongoing fight against Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis and Iran, and the growing push to isolate Israel through cultural boycotts, including recent attempts to block its soccer and cycling teams.

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