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Ira and Rod are joined by national security expert Jerry Gordon to discuss the supposed coup that took place recently in Turkey, and how this impacts the United States. Not only are there nuclear bombs sitting in Incirlik Air Base, which could potentially be compromised, but the Islamic Gulenist movement has opened over 160 charter schools in the United States right under our noses.

The disturbing thing about the snub Israel got from an Egyptian judo athlete after he lost to Israel, is not just that he didn't want to shake hands with an Israeli Jew, but rather that Israel has a peace treaty with Egypt that is over a generation old, and still Egyptians would rather take a loss in the Olympic games than compete with Israel. How and why is this happening? Paul Miller, director of the Salomon Center, joins Tamar and talks about the Olympic snub and 'Black Lives Matter.'

Also, 'The Demise of the Two State Formula' and what the alternative is, with guest, Dr. Martin Sherman, founder and director of the Israel Institute for Strategic Studies.

Sha'i analyzes the Arabs' theft of the Temple Mount, Israel's wretched policy and how to change it.

In this show, Aaron stresses the need to start taking control of your finances. Whether it's when to spend your money to getting down to the nitty gritty regarding expenses, control will put you on the path to financial security.

Email Aaron your questions at [email protected].

On this special Tisha B'Av edition, Tamar reads from the Book of Lamentations to give you a better understanding why Jews fast and why they feel so much pain today.

Tisha B'Av, the ninth of Av, is the saddest day in the Jewish calendar. It is a day on which mourn the loss of the temple.

How can I mourn over something of which I have no concept, as I never experienced what it was within my own lifetime?

Join Rabbi David Aaron on Soul Talk to get a deeper understanding of what the Temple was and how its loss affects us today.

Send us an e-mail with your questions: [email protected].

Are there enemies from within?

Ari discusses Jews who have chosen to stand with Israel’s enemies. On today’s show, he's joined by Sloan Rachmuth, who exposed the BDS activism in her local Jewish day school and who broke the story of a local rabbi who is running a mission to Israel, against Israel.

Is Israel about to score a knockout blow on its gamblers? You bet! Jono and Jason chat about 'fashion,' but fear not, we aren't taking to the catwalk, but rather we discuss the team outfits at the Rio Olympics. Also in the show, how old is this new mother? How is Israel helping mushrooms stay white? And much more!

As the world watches and celebrates victorious Olympic athletes in Rio de Janeiro, Jews everywhere solemnly reflect on the murders of eleven Israeli athletes and coaches at the 1972 Olympics in Munich. During these solemn days around Tisha B’Av, the Munich Massacre is more than a reminder of our people's long, painful history. We also remember our identity not as victims of our enemies, but as a holy Nation with a holy purpose in this world.

Professor Shaul P. Ladany was one of the few Israeli athletes who survived the gruesome “Black September” Massacre in Munich. He describes in full his experiences of this extraordinarily horrific attack on this week’s edition of “Conversations with Heroes.” Ladany is the only member of the Israeli Olympic team who survived both a Nazi concentration camp and the massacre of 1972 at the Olympics in Munich. He was also an officer in the Israeli Armed Forces, and on this program he will explain how that experience shaped decisions he made while evading the Black September terrorists.

Ladany’s legacy is more than his illustrious career as a world-record-setting racewalker and two-time Olympian; he also obtained an Ivy League education and became chairman and professor of Industrial Engineering at Ben Gurion University in Israel. He has authored over a dozen scholarly books and 110 scientific articles, and holds U.S. patents for eight mechanical designs.

It seems so obvious who the good guys and the bad guys are in the Islamic war on the West. So, why is it that they are so popular with liberals, when they kill and maim Westerners indiscriminately, cut off heads, throw homosexuals off roof tops and treat women as property?

William A. Levinson, author of nine books on management, industrial productivity and organizational psychology, gives us some history on this use of propaganda, its effectiveness, and how to fight it.