Yishai & Malkah Fleisher ride and demonstrate for greater Israeli liberty and against government overreach - and have fun while doing it! Then, Rabbi Shlomo Katz on the value of the broken tablets and power of seeing Moses' glowing face as he comes down from Mount Sinai. Finally, Yishai discusses his talk with Israeli Arabs about the future of the Jewish State.

Most of us, when we hear of spousal abuse, automatically assume that the wife is a victim of her husband’s physical and emotional violence. Clinical social worker Dr. Ronit Dror joins Eve Harow to discuss her astonishing research findings that there is almost parity in high conflict divorce cases as to who is the abuser. Often a father is then denied access to his children based on their mother's false accusations. A concern is that it’s been established that children raised without a positive father figure- for whatever reason- have much lower rates of success in life, so this situation can have enormous ramifications. Laws that automatically favor the mother need another look. What if she has a mental illness or addiction that makes her unfit to parent? A sad reality but unfortunately one that isn’t getting the attention it deserves.

Dr. Ronit Dror's website: https://ronitdror.co.il/

People like to talk about the price of peace, but they rarely define what peace actually means. This makes evaluating the price impossible. In April of 1982 Israel withdrew from the Sinai Peninsula and for the first time destroyed established Jewish homes in the name of peace. This episode explores the price.

First, Yishai & Malkah Fleisher discuss finding freedom on the Temple Mount, the movement to unmask in stores, and sending Israeli flags to Honduras. Then, broadcaster Avi Abelow fights the dominant Covid narrative and government overreach. Finally, Table Torah on the Portion of Tetzave: the hidden meaning in the iconic clothing of the High Priest!

Archaeologist Dr. Scott Stripling joins Eve to give a tantalizing preview of a soon to be published report on an ancient lead amulet found in pre- Covid days but just laboratory analyzed recently. The unique, small find was discovered in a salvage dig by 'wet sifting' dirt from the area of Joshua’s Altar on Mount Eival overlooking Schem. It may contain the Hebrew letter ’Aleph' and other designs, or even a curse. If so, and it's dated to the period of Joshua or Judges, the amulet is an extraordinary epigraphical addition to the more common bone and pottery assemblages which are the core of Bronze and Iron Age archaeology. Dr. Stripling, now in Texas, shares with the listeners the excitement of his profession but also the very human side to bringing to light the last days of those who lived in Israel many centuries ago. The enormous responsibility to professionally and gingerly deal with whatever is found is never far from his mind; made all that more difficult by those who seek to destroy the evidence of the past in the Holy Land.

Seventy-seven percent of the NGOs cited in Amnesty International's damning report against Israel were Israeli organizations that received more than a hundred million dollars from foreign governments since 2012, the Zionist watchdog group Im Tirtzu said on Sunday. In other words, while Amnesty should be taken to task for their report of lies and for falsely accusing Israel of being an Apartheid state, perhaps more fingers should be pointed at local organizations here in Israel, which supplied the fodder for the anti-Israel phony report.

There are some conversations which Am Yisrael is just not having. As a follow up to some of the issues raised in the last few episodes Rav Mike is joined by R' Yehuda Hakohen of the Vision Movement for a conversation on power and violence in the State of Israel.

Yishai and Malkah get at what Whoopi Goldberg meant when she said the Holocaust was not about race. Then, Rabbi Shalom Schwartz on how to make the Ten Commandments a central pillar of societal life. Finally, Table Torah on the why God showed Moses a menorah of fire!

Global speaker, columnist and entrepreneur Hillel Fuld lives and breaths technology- especially the incredibly exciting Israeli hi-tech scene. In a conversation with Eve Harow he shares his vision for transforming start ups into businesses and how his love of Israel impacts his work. Hillel speaks with great candor on how the murder of his brother Ari z”l put him into a depression; his personal experiences with mental health issues inspired him to talk openly to empower those who suffer in silence. Hillel does not do silence. His passion for his work, his enthusiasm for advocating for Israel and his role as connector puts him in a unique category and makes this a very enjoyable interview to hear.

With thanks to the sponsor, One Israel Fund.

While they might not have become Zionists, a group of Gazan Arabs has once again launched an anti-Hamas campaign, calling out their leadership for their difficult economic conditions. The group says that Hamas, and not Israel, is to blame for poverty, unemployment, and other difficulties in their lives. The activists are also taking Hamas leaders to task for lining their own pockets while also appeasing Iran, instead of taking care of those suffering under their rule. This story and all the news from Israel on this week's Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten.

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