NEVER AGAIN IS NOW Podcast

Psychiatrist and historian Kenneth Levin explains how a population chronically besieged, such as Israel and the Jewish people, may embrace some of their enemy's indictments. He is the author of the book "The Oslo Syndrome: Delusions of a People Under Siege."

The scholar and bestselling author Robert Spencer dives into what radical groups such as Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood think about Jews and what inspires these groups. He describes what concepts such as ceasefire and interfaith bridge building mean to such groups. He also explains the meaning of the chants we hear in pro-Palestinian rallies.

Dr. Michael Berenbaum returns to the show to provide his up-to-the minute analysis of Israel at war as well as the impact around the world.

Distinguished guest Ayaan Hirsi Ali is one of the world's most important thought leaders. She shares her perspective on Muslim and woke antisemitism.

A Dutch Jewish community leader, Allon Kijl, describes the hostility in the Netherlands against the Jews and Israel after Oct. 7th. Mentioned in this podcast is the interview of Daniel Libeskind -- see https://b.link/Ep107NeverAgainIsNowPodcast

Relationships between Blacks and Jews in the U.S. have varied depending on the era. Jewish leaders marched side by side with Martin Luther King Jr. for civil rights in the 1960s. What about today, though, when Black Lives Matter proponents may target Jews as “white oppressors”? In this episode our guest Kenry Allan Hutchinson II, a Black Jew, shares with us his perspective. 

Canadian author and human rights advocate Yasmine Mohammed -- founder of www.FreeHeartsFreeMinds.com -- discusses the beloved Gaza homeland of her father and its oppression by Hamas. She also discusses that many Muslims are taught to hate Jews and how she found the courage to overcome this indoctrination. 

Yael Lerman, Founding Director of the StandWithUs.com Saidoff Legal Department, discusses the free legal resources offered for confronting antisemitism and anti-Israel activity.

Rabbi Joshua Kalev discusses the verbal anti-Jewish attacks on four 11-year-old girls in a Manhattan Beach, California middle school. He also discusses the school's inadequate response to the attacks.