A stunning U.S. raid that snatched Venezuela’s dictator, street protests shaking Iran’s regime and a Trump–Netanyahu alliance signaling zero patience for rogue states!

A luxury Gaza? That’s the dream, but reality has other plans. As President Trump and Marco Rubio push for a multi-billion dollar “Project Sunrise” to transform Gaza into a high-tech oasis, Hamas refuses to disarm, Mahmoud Abbas calls October 7th “the greatest day in Palestinian history,” and Israel is left holding the line. Meanwhile, Israel announces a $34 billion gas deal with Egypt and a record-breaking $3.1 billion missile defense sale to Germany, signaling a bold new direction for Israel’s geopolitical strategy. But with the MAGA movement tearing itself apart over support for Israel, and shocking street-level antisemitism exposed in the U.S., the dream of peace may be further away than ever.

A Hanukkah celebration turned massacre. A rabbi murdered on Bondi Beach. And global leaders still refuse to connect the dots. In this episode of Jerusalem Minute, Josh Hasten and Alex Traiman break down the Sydney terror attack and how Western governments' flirtation with jihadist rhetoric and pro-Hamas activism led to this moment. From foreign policy failures to UNRWA’s deep ties to Hamas, they expose how evil is being funded, defended and ignored. As Israel prepares for the final round in Gaza, the hosts demand moral clarity from Washington to the UN.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has shocked Israel’s political and legal world by formally asking President Herzog to end his trial before it even concludes. Is this a bold move for national unity or a desperate power play?

The Israel-Hamas ceasefire is collapsing and the truth is way messier than the headlines. From Hamas refusing to disarm to Trump’s controversial 20-point plan, this episode of "Jerusalem Minute" takes a look at the political theater, battlefield realities and global gamesmanship fueling the next round of conflict. With Gaza on edge, Hezbollah rebuilding and backroom diplomacy falling apart, Josh Hasten and Alex Traiman break down what’s really happening and why the next round of war might just be getting started.

Hosts Alex Traiman and Josh Hasten explore the major geopolitical shifts unfolding in the Middle East. They break down the U.S.-backed UN resolution to enshrine the Trump-era 20-point plan for Gaza, its clash with Russian and Chinese proposals and implications for Palestinian statehood. The conversation covers Israel's long-term strategy in Gaza, debates over international stabilization forces and U.S.-Israel military aid dynamics. Also discussed are Mahmoud Abbas’ international tour, Ron Dermer’s resignation and how Israel is shifting military strategy post-October 7th. The show ends with sharp insights on the controversial “settler violence” narrative and Defense Minister Gallant’s move to shut down Army Radio.

Israel is rocked by a sweeping legal crisis as Yifat Tomer‑Yerushalmi, the former Military Advocate General, admitted to authorizing the release of classified footage and deceiving the Supreme Court of Israel by presiding over a sham investigation. She is now in detention amid allegations of obfuscation and a staged suicide attempt, raising serious questions about the integrity of the military‑legal establishment.

JNS CEO Alex Traiman reports from the Republican Jewish Coalition’s 40th anniversary summit in Las Vegas, highlighting key speeches from Senator Ted Cruz and Minister Ron Dermer, who made a compelling case for the U.S.–Israel alliance. Correspondent Josh Hasten breaks major news from Israel, where a 14-year-old Arab citizen was charged with plotting terror attacks and the assassination of Prime Minister Netanyahu on behalf of Al-Qaeda. The episode also explores regional threats from Hezbollah, the potential for U.S. involvement in Gaza’s reconstruction and Israel’s growing economic impact, particularly in U.S. markets. With optimism for Israel’s future, Traiman also previews his upcoming war briefing and reflects on Israel’s resilience, technological power and global contributions amid a war against global jihad.