In this episode, Yaakov Katz, a senior fellow at JPPI, engages in an insightful conversation with Saul Singer, the co-author of the recently released book 'Genius of Israel.' The discussion delves into an exploration of Israeli society's remarkable resilience, analyzing its strengths and unique qualities.

Furthermore, the dialogue extends to the impact of Trump's primary victories and the consequential implications for both Israel and the United States. In a dynamic addition to the episode, JPPI fellows Sara Yael Hirschborn and Shmuel Rosner provide valuable insights into the intricate landscape of the US elections and its significant repercussions on Israel-diaspora ties. Their perspectives offer a comprehensive understanding of the evolving dynamics, contributing to a nuanced and informed discourse on the intersection of politics, society, and international relations.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, host and senior fellow at JPPI, engages in a conversation with Aviva Klompas, one of the co-founders of Boundless—an organization dedicated to reimagining Jewish and Israel education in the United States. Additionally, Gil Troy and Dana Luzon from JPPI discuss the narratives emerging from the Israel-Hamas war, highlighting the conflicting goals of toppling Hamas and securing the release of hostages.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, JPPI senior fellow and host, engages in a conversation with Roy Schondorf, the former deputy attorney general for the State of Israel, to delve into South Africa's case and its accusations against Israel at The Hague. Joining them are JPPI senior fellows Noa Israeli and Dr. Robert Neufeld to explore the politicization of international law, its global ramifications, and how Israeli society perceives the trial.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz is joined by author and editor David Hazony to discuss his latest book, titled 'Jewish Priorities.' The book comprises a series of essays from leading Jewish thinkers around the world. Additionally, JPPI Senior Fellows Gil Troy and Shmuel Rosner delve into what comes next in the story of Israel, Zionism, and the Jewish people. The conversation takes a turn towards a political analysis of the Netanyahu-led administration and the obstacles facing Israeli society as they contemplate the aftermath of the war.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, a senior fellow at JPPI and the podcast host, engages in a conversation with Yossi Levi, the CEO of the Netzah Yehuda Organization, an organization that aims to facilitate the integration of the Haredi community into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Alongside this discussion, JPPI senior fellows Rivka Rawitz, who is a member of the Haredi community, and Prof. Michal Bar-Asher Siegal, an expert in rabbinic Judaism, provide their distinct interpretations of the consequences stemming from Haredi exemption and intergration. 

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, host and a senior fellow at JPPI, is joined by Lieutenant Colonel (Res.) Sarit Zehavi, the President and Founder of Alma Research and Education Center. Together, they delve into the current status of the war concerning Israel and Hezbollah. Furthermore, Gil Troy, a senior fellow at JPPI, explores American public opinion on the war and sheds light on the Israeli security predicament, which is often misunderstood by many.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz, host and a senior fellow at JPPI, is joined by Khaled Abu Toameh, an Israeli Arab journalist and expert on Palestinian relations. Together, they discuss the day-after strategy and the current state of affairs in Palestinian politics. Furthermore, Shuki Friedman, the Vice President of JPPI and JPPI Fellow Noah Slepkov explore Palestinian public opinion regarding Israel, the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, and the broader historical conflict.

In this episode, Yaakov Katz,  JPPI Senior Fellow and host, is joined by the acclaimed journalist and author, Matti Friedman. Together, they delve into the war aims of Hamas, the current state of Israeli society, and the threats that jeopardize the stability of Israel's future. Additionally, Avi Gil and Shmuel Rosner, also Senior Fellows at JPPI, engage in a discussion about Israel's "day after" strategy. They explore what should be included in such a program, identify the obstacles to its creation, and consider the most pressing needs of Israeli society moving forward.

In this episode, JPPI senior fellow and host Yaakov Katz is joined by Dr. Rabbi Shlomo Brody to delve into the ethics of war and defense through the lens of Judaism and the teachings of the Torah. Furthermore, JPPI senior fellows Gil Troy and Eldar Zilber contribute their personal insights, shedding light on the limited understanding that Jews outside of Israel often have when confronted with the harsh realities that Israelis must contend with in times of war.

In this episode, JPPI Senior Fellow and host Yaakov Katz is joined by acclaimed Haaretz journalist Amir Tibon to discuss his family's story on October 7 and their subsequent evacuation from the south of Israel. Additionally, Amir criticizes the Israeli government for mishandling internally displaced citizens and offers suggestions that could improve their situation both now and in the future. JPPI Senior Fellow Shmuel Rosner and Dr. Nurit Cohen contribute to the discussion by examining historical examples of how the Ben Gurion government handled Jewish refugees during and after the War of Independence.