In this episode, Dr. Nolte reviews U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East since 1945. Contrary to those who argue that the U.S. intervention in the region is driven by our alliance with Israel, he demonstrates that the U.S. has, and had, compelling interests in the region. He then breaks down practical and ideological explanations for the U.S. Israel alliance.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte a number of domestic and international news stories impacting Israel this week.

In this highly theological epsiode, Dr. Nolte addresses Tucker Carlson's allegation that Christian Zionism is a heresy. He defines what a heresy means in Christian terms, explains why Christian Zionism does not meet the definition, and raises questions about Tucker Carlson's theological judgment in arguing that Christian Zionism is a heresy while ignoring other errors that are much closer to home. The podcast concludes with a discussion of some ideas on the edges of Christian Zionism that could be theologically problematic, and calls for Christians who support Israel to remain theologically orthodox while at the same time holding to their convictions.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte discusses the upcoming 2025 US elections, highlighting the NYC mayoral and VA races, and their impact and relation to antisemitism and Israel.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte analyzes the impact of Trump's peace plan on the future of Palestinian politics and society, and what it says about the road to eventual peace between Israel and the Palestinian people. Digging deeper than the discourse of one or two states, the podcast focuses on how to build a future where both peoples can flourish in the land.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte analyzes the process of freeing the last living hostages, explains the geopolitics behind their release, and discusses the implications of the success for future US efforts in the Middle East.

In this special episode, listen to Shye Klein, an October 7 survivor, and members of the Regent community, including Hon. Michele Bachmann, Gov. Bob McDonnell, Mayor Bobby Dyer, and Dr. AJ Nolte, as they discuss the attacks on that day, the rise of antisemitism in the aftermath, and the vital alliance between Jews and Christians in defense of Western Civilization.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte breaks down Donald Trump's 20 point plan to end the war and rebuild Gaza.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte explains why, whatever your view is on one or two states, recognizing a Palestinian state in September 2025 is a bad outcome for Israel and the Palestinian people. He also describes other examples of state recognition, what it does, what it doesn't do, and what is necessary for a successful state.

In this podcast, Dr. Nolte analyzes the reaction to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with a particular focus on the desire of some commentators to inject Israel into a situation that doesn’t seem to involve Israel at all. He then answers a question that seemed to trouble Mr. Kirk in the days and weeks before his death: can friends of Israel criticize the government and its policies? Using the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism, Dr. Nolte suggests a framework for distinguishing criticism of Israel that is antisemitic from criticism that isn’t.