Avi welcomes Rabbi Moshe Lichtman, translator of Eim HaBanim Semeichah, to address the spiritual danger of choosing comfort over commandment.

They break down the Torah sources calling for a return to Israel and confront why Diaspora leaders still hesitate to take action. Prepare for an unfiltered discussion on why the era of exile is closing and what it truly takes to bring our people home.

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Moral Edge explores Israel, faith, and a world on edge through a Torah and biblical lens, examining Jewish destiny, the Messiah, biblical prophecy, and humanity’s journey toward the Messianic era and Final Redemption.

On this episode of The Weekly Squeeze, Chanale sits down with designer and olah Michal Weinstein. Michal shares why she left a dream life in America for Israel—and why pressuring other Jews to make the same move only drives them away. They also get candid about Ozempic, shidduch résumés, hair covering, health and the realities of building a life in Israel.Moral Edge explores Israel, faith, and a world on edge through a Torah and biblical lens, examining Jewish destiny, the Messiah, biblical prophecy, and humanity’s journey toward the Messianic era and Final Redemption.

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On Chanale’s Weekly Squeeze, Chanale sits down with Jezliah, a singer-songwriter and mother of seven who grew up leading Christian worship before converting to Judaism. Their remarkable conversation explores the music entering our homes, the lyrics our children repeat, and whether banning songs that clash with our values solves anything. Music never stays in the background—it enters the heart and begins shaping a child before a parent realizes it.

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On this episode of Moral Edge, Ariel Gold sits down with Golda Daphna for an unfiltered conversation about Columbia, Aliyah, October 7, the IDF, and Israel advocacy.Golda shares what it was like to be openly Zionist at Columbia before the campus encampments—and why she believes the warning signs were already visible. From making Aliyah one week before October 7 to waking up to sirens on her first Shabbat in Tel Aviv, volunteering and ultimately joining the IDF, this conversation explores identity, conviction and choosing to act when history suddenly changes.

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On this episode of Call Me Israeli, Ariel welcomes Dr. Carl and Karen Hochhauser, a psychologist and educator who packed up their young family in New Jersey and made Aliyah nearly nineteen years ago. Their house was destroyed by raw sewage just months before the move—but that was only the beginning of a journey through unfamiliar schools, wartime parenting and one frightening question: could bringing your children to Israel actually make them less religious? You may agree, you may argue, but by the end you will understand why they believe the Jewish future is not something to wait for—it is something to help build.
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On Call Me Israeli, Ariel sits down with Nina Broder—better known as The Jerusalemite—to explore the faith, history, and meaning woven into life in Jerusalem.From growing up between Israel and America to serving in the IDF and building a platform that reveals Jerusalem’s beauty, Nina shares why living in Israel transformed her identity—and why she believes our generation is watching prophecy unfold in real time.This episode will challenge you to see Israel not as a distant ideal or future dream, but as a living invitation to reconnect with your people, your purpose, and the place Jews have prayed to return to for generations.Follow Nina Broder: https://www.instagram.com/thejerusalemite/?hl=en
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On The Weekly Squeeze from Moral Edge, Chanale sits down with Chaya Cadaner Hitin of Unit 11741, the volunteer project helping supply Israeli soldiers with helmets, protective armor, and emergency medical gear. Chaya recounts a donated helmet that helped a soldier survive an RPG and IED blast, IDF medics who performed surgery on themselves in Gaza, and reservists losing income, health, and marriages, connecting their sacrifice to her vision of Israel as one people called to protect life, become a light to the nations, and move toward redemption.https://unit11741.com/about?utm_source
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On The Weekly Squeeze from Moral Edge, Chanale sits down with Rabbi Elisha Pearl, author of Make Peace, to examine the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s warnings about Israel, war, and national security.Why does Israel keep stopping before the threat is truly eliminated, only to face the same war again years later? Rabbi Pearl breaks down what the Rebbe told Israeli leaders, why they repeatedly ignored him, and what his strategy could mean for Israel right now.

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On this episode of The Rabbi Says, Rabbi Ari Enkin and co-host Michael Gerbitz take on the letter I with three subjects few people would dare place in one conversation: intimacy, idolatry and intoxication. They uncover the Torah’s vision of marriage, the truth behind the infamous hole-in-the-sheet myth, Judaism’s complicated view of Christianity and Islam, and the thin line between holy wine and losing control. Funny, unfiltered and unexpectedly practical, this episode proves that Judaism does not run from the dangerous parts of life—it teaches you how to make them holy.

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On Call Me Israeli, Ariel sits down with Nina Broder—better known as The Jerusalemite—to explore the faith, history, and meaning woven into life in Jerusalem.From growing up between Israel and America to serving in the IDF and building a platform that reveals Jerusalem’s beauty, Nina shares why living in Israel transformed her identity—and why she believes our generation is watching prophecy unfold in real time.This episode will challenge you to see Israel not as a distant ideal or future dream, but as a living invitation to reconnect with your people, your purpose, and the place Jews have prayed to return to for generations.Follow Nina Broder: https://www.instagram.com/thejerusalemite/?hl=en