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"Israel is an inherently racist entity."
These are just some of the statements that have been shared on social networks in the last couple of weeks.
Greenblatt says there was a "drastic and dangerous" increase in antisemitism during the course of the operation.
Photo credit: REUTERS, as seen on jpost.com
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 8
Mark, David and a Fjord Explorer motor up to Tromso in the Arctic Circle, with its whales, ski slopes and the magical Aurora Borealis.
Then it's off to central Israel and a delicious walk through nature's corn.
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a cease fire, but the struggle between Israel and the terrorist organization is not over.
In this episode, Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz and Diplomatic Correspondent Lahav Harkov discuss the end of the escalation, Israel's "accurate aerial assault" and the difficulty the country had finding a way out.
They also discuss the "civil war" in Israel between Israel's Arab and Jewish community in the mixed city of Lod. They interview a long-time resident of the city, who made aliyah from the United States. She says that she is not so sure that life can go back to usual after the lynches.
Photo credit: ANAS BABA/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES, as seen on jpost.com
In this episode of The Jerusalem Post Podcast, Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz and Diplomatic Correspondent Lahav Harkov discuss the recent wave of violence between Israel, the Palestinians and Hamas.
Military correspondent Anna Ahronheim explains what caused this recent round of violence and says that the military was caught somewhat by surprise.
On a day in which the chief of staff is expected to present to the political echelon a plan for a ground offensive in Gaza, Ahronheim says that the violence is not expected to end in the coming days.
“I don’t think it is going to be a matter of a few days, it could be a few weeks," she says.
Finally, as this episode is being aired just before the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, they talk with journalist Nellie Bowles about her newsletter "Chosen by Choice" that details why she converted to Judaism.
Photo credit: Jonathan Sindel/Flash90 as seen on jpost.com.
This time, David and Mark bring you the podcast from sophisticated Sarona in Tel Aviv, stopping to visit the Ukranian border city of Lviv to take in its Jewish history.
The Lviv connection then transports the boys to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, to hear how two remarkable women have helped the museum develop a must-see collection.
Photo credit: Marc Israel Sellem
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