Today's episode begins with a masterclass in how anti-Israel narratives get manufactured in real time: armed robbers near Hebron disguise themselves as IDF soldiers, betting the internet will do the propaganda for them before the facts catch up. From there, host Josh Hasten moves fast through the week’s biggest Judea and Samaria developments, including the launch of a new community in Samaria, a high-stakes legal push toward the death penalty for a terrorist and the IDF’s home-demolition policy with the blunt question Israel rarely asks out loud: what actually deters terror? You’ll come away understanding how “apartheid” accusations collide with reality on the ground, why Oslo’s Area A map still creates lethal flashpoints and how American pro-Israel leadership is increasingly putting Judea and Samaria back at the center of the biblical-and-political argument.

This episode of Judeacation cuts through the slogans and forces viewers to understand what E1 actually is and why it matters now. Instead of recycled talking points, Josh Hasten walks audiences through the geography, security logic, legal realities and psychological warfare surrounding Israel’s long-delayed E1 housing plan. Viewers will learn how E1 connects Jerusalem to Ma’ale Adumim, why every Israeli government understood its strategic value, how “apartheid” accusations collapse under basic legal scrutiny and why language itself has become a battlefield in Israel’s sovereignty debate. This is a masterclass in how borders, words and policy shape Israel’s future after October 7. If you want to understand what Israel is really fighting over, this episode explains it clearly, unapologetically and with facts the critics never address.

This week, the UN voted overwhelmingly to demand Israel withdraw from Judea, Samaria and the Golan Heights, territories critical to Israeli security. But what lies beneath these so-called “peaceful resolutions”? Is it diplomacy or a death sentence? JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten exposes the dangerous implications of UN bias, rising terror in Judea and Samaria, the sickening glorification of murderers like Marwan Barghouti and the environmental warfare endangering Israeli families all while the world looks the other way.

What happens when a Knesset member exposes a foreign consulate for glorifying terrorism on Israeli soil? MK Ohad Tal breaks his silence about the explosive confrontation outside the French consulate, revealing how foreign missions are allegedly fueling anti-Israel incitement, smuggling weapons and violating diplomatic norms. But that’s just the beginning. From bold plans to apply Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria to blunt truths about the woke West’s moral collapse, MK Tal doesn’t hold back. Brace yourself for a fiery conversation that exposes the duplicity of the international community and lays out a roadmap that could reshape the Middle East.

Blood money, global hypocrisy and a chilling betrayal from within. In this episode of "Judeacation," host Josh Hasten uncovers how the Palestinian Authority is doubling down, literally, on paying terrorists, while international “human rights” groups twist the truth and Hamas loyalists block their own people from escaping war. You won’t believe what happened on a plane full of desperate Gazans or how the father of a terrorist celebrated his son's death. Strap in for a no-holds-barred takedown of the lies fueling terror and the silence that's letting it happen.  

The IDF thwarted a potentially catastrophic Hamas terror plot in Bethlehem involving over 50 operatives. The episode highlights how Hamas continues to maintain a strong presence in Judea and Samaria, contrary to common assumptions. JNS Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten also discusses recent terror threats near Jerusalem, ISIS-linked arrests and targeted attacks on Israeli farms. He critiques the international narrative around "settler violence" and defends residents of Judea and Samaria against media generalizations. The show ends with commentary on the continued danger of Mahmoud Abbas and the Palestinian Authority’s terror incentives.