On this episode of Coffee with Curtis Politics, Robert is joined by Rabbi Yaakov Menken, EVP for the Coalition for Jewish Values and a President Trump Appointee to the Advisory Board of Religious Leaders, U.S. Religious Liberty Commission. Rabbi Menken discusses his journey from a non-observant upbringing to becoming a leading voice in Jewish public advocacy. He shares insights on the Coalition for Jewish Values, the importance of religious values in public policy, and the challenges of combating anti-Semitism. The conversation also touches on the recent billboard campaign in Times Square, the implications of political candidates on Jewish communities, and the settlement with Columbia University regarding anti-Semitism. Rabbi Menken emphasizes the need for a unified Jewish voice in the public square and the importance of addressing anti-Semitic narratives.

On this episode of Coffee With Curtis Politics, Robert is joined by Eitan Chitayat, Founder of Natie Branding agency, Creator of 'I'm that Jew', watched by over 250 million people online, and a prominent Israeli activist. Eitan discusses his journey and the evolution of 'I'm That Jew' as a response to rising antisemitism and the events of October 7th. He emphasizes the importance of openly embracing Jewish identity, the trauma experienced by the community, and the need for a unified narrative. Eitan advocates for building confidence in one's identity and the necessity of collaboration within the Jewish community to combat antisemitism and promote understanding. The discussion highlights the significance of resilience, hope, and the future aspirations of the 'I'm That Jew' movement. 

On this episode of Coffee with Curtis Politics, Robert is joined by Rabbi Raphael Shore, filmmaker, educator, and founder of OpenDor Media. Together, they explore the challenges of modern Jewish identity, the roots and persistence of antisemitism, and the role of storytelling in shaping how communities respond to hate. Rabbi Shore shares insights from his new book, Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Jew, and discusses his latest documentary, Tragic Awakening, which reexamines the world’s oldest hatred through a contemporary lens. The conversation ranges from the limits of Jewish advocacy to the deeper question of whether it’s the responsibility of Jews to “cure” antisemitism. It’s a thoughtful, wide-ranging dialogue about faith, resilience, and the narratives we choose to tell.

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On this episode of Coffee with Curtis – Politics, Robert is joined by former British MP and Government Minister, Mike Freer, for a deeply personal and wide-ranging conversation about his 14-year journey in Parliament, his reputation as a no-nonsense fixer, and the cost of standing up for the Jewish community. From cost-cutting reform in Barnet to life under threat after speaking out on Israel, Mike reflects candidly on public service, political culture, and why he ultimately chose to step down. A powerful episode about leadership, values, and the very real risks of doing what's right.

Ariella Steinreich, Senior Vice President at Steinreich Communications joins co-hosts Robert Curtis & Fleur Hassan-Nahoum on this episode of the Abraham Accords. Ariella has been working in the Middle East long before the normalization agreements and has been part of telling the ongoing narrative by helping companies, organizations and individuals communicate in the region. She shares her personal stories seeing the growth in tolerance, how PR and communications are driving the Abraham Accords and a review of some of the achievements of peace as we head to the first anniversary of the signing of the agreements. 

Kareem Yahya, an Israeli-Arab businessman joins co-hosts Robert Curtis & Fleur Hassan-Nahoum on this episode of The Abraham Accords Podcast. Coming after the recent conflict with Hamas, tensions in Jerusalem and violence on the streets of Israel between Israeli Arabs and Jews, this was a timely conversation to hear about the success of co-existence. Kareem shares his stories growing up as the son of Ali Yahya, the first Israeli-Arab to serve the State of Israel as an Ambassador in Finland and Greece. Today, Kareem is the COO and co-founder of KSB United, a unique fund that focuses on truly game changing technologies that impact the world, for example a rapid COVID-19 cure that is close to coming to market and how he views Israel as an R & D hub for the region. We discuss his perspectives as a young Israeli-Arab on the Abraham Accords and what this means for him professionally and personally. 

Mainstream media around the world will not tell you the truth about the current situation in Israel. The build up to why we are in this crisis has a wider narrative and Fleur Hassan-Nahoum discusses these elements with me in a SPECIAL EDITION of 'The Abraham Accords Podcast'. You will hear the truth about the Palestinian elections and East Jerusalem residents, what actually happened at the Temple Mount, Sheikh Jarrah evictions and US President Biden's enablement of Iran and their proxies.

Bryan Leib joins co-hosts Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and Robert Curtis. In his capacity as Executive Director of Iranian Americans for Liberty and NewsMax Insider for the Middle East, Bryan discusses his work with the Iranian diaspora in the USA, regional developments with Iran following the Biden administration taking office and the impact on the burgeoning Abraham Accords. Bryan also shares his work with the fastest growing news channel in America, NewsMax where he is a contributor on the Abraham Accords and the Middle East more generally. 

Aida Al Busaidy joins co-hosts Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and Robert Curtis. Aida shares what she knew about Israel before the normalization of relations and shares her vision for how Dubai will become the world's most visited city. She also outlines how she sees Israelis and Jews from all around the world selecting Dubai as a business and leisure destination as well as her top tips when touring the city. 

Ambassador Eitan Na'eh touched down in Abu Dhabi earlier this week to take up his new and historic role as the first 'Head of Diplomatic Mission' to the UnitedArab Emirates. He is seasoned diplomat with over thirty years service to the State of Israel serving as Ambassador to Turkey, Azerbaijan and Deputy Ambassador to the United Kingdom. Ambassador Na'eh discusses his career, how he feels how the future of the Abraham Accords, diplomacy and the impact of social media, the roadmap for his new mission and the more.