NEVER AGAIN IS NOW Podcast

Dillon Hosier, Chief Executive Officer of the Israeli-American Civic Action Network, discusses the new unfriendly Jewish environment in the city of West Hollywood, CA as the "canary in the mine" for other American cities. And what can we as individuals do to stop this antisemitic tide? Learn more at www.icanaction.org

Rabbi Erez Sherman of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles discusses the pilot program planned for a national roll-out. This new program prepares Jewish high school students to have confidence at college -- and change things there -- in the face of antisemitism.

Baruch Apisdorf, the founder of Let's Do Something, recounts his unsuccessful attempt to save his best friend, David Newman, at the Nova Music Festival on October 7th. In the immediate aftermath of this failure, Baruch and other friends started airlifts of supplies to Israel. Now the organization works on solutions in the fields of advocacy, defense and healing. We can all help with this -- see https://www.letsdosomething.com/

On Oct. 7, 2023, hundreds of people of all ages attending the Nova Music Festival in southern Israel were murdered by Hamas terrorists. Hundreds of others survived this unprovoked massacre. Anna Cooper, chief of staff of the Nova Exhibition, discusses the Nova Music Festival Exhibition that seeks to share the story of the victims and survivors of the festival, and to aid the collective healing process. Now extended to Nov. 3rd in Los Angeles, the exhibition will next move to Miami. Learn more at https://www.novaexhibition.com/

Sharon Buenos, Global Director of Zikaron BaSalon -- an Israeli organization bringing people together with Holocaust survivors to keep alive the history of the Holocaust -- shares what her organization has been doing since a few hours into the Oct. 7th massacre. First, the organization reached out to Holocaust survivors to help them with the devastating situation. Second, the organization turned to helping Oct. 7 survivors learn from Holocaust survivors how to move forward from such traumatic experiences. And you too can host a Zikaron BaSalon event -- see

Gregory T. Angelo, President of the New Tolerance Campaign (NTC), is offering the pro-Hamas group Queers for Palestine $1 million if it successfully hosts a gay pride parade in Gaza or the West Bank. This podcast interview includes the exclusive premiere of the NTC video about the $1 million challenge, contrasting human rights in Israel with the Palestinian Territories and exposing the ignorant hypocrisy of the Queers for Palestine movement.

Kristen Eastlick, Senior Vice President at Capital Research Center, shares the often-hidden funding trail of pro-Palestinian protests and propaganda as well as how we can push back via our elected officials and the IRS. See https://capitalresearch.org/ and https://www.influencewatch.org/

Filmmaker James Forsher, long-time producer of films about Hollywood's history, recounts the story of the film industry's century-long battle against antisemitism within its own community.

Mansour Al-Hadj, director of the Reform Project at MEMRI -- Middle East Media Research Institute -- discusses the need for a wake-up call for Americans who are unaware of what is being preached by radicals in Muslim countries as well as in mosques in the United States. Now is the time to call-out these messages of hate.

Learn more at https://www.memri.org/ and https://claritycoalition.org

Well-known British journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti shares his expertise on the Middle East and antisemitism around the world. He says we must be willing to engage in civil conversations with those whose opinions are different than our own.