Dave Rubin has spicy takes on how the world is reacting to Israel’s current war!

He joins “The Quad” to share reflections from his second post–October 7th visit to Israel, contrasting the national trauma of late 2023 with today’s spirit of resilience and unity. The group confronts Israel’s dual struggle: winning the battlefield war against Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran while also fighting—and often losing—the global narrative war. They explore the complex dilemma of rescuing hostages versus dismantling Hamas and criticize Israel’s own media outlets for undermining its elected government and military strategy.

“The Quad” tackles the global fallout from a dangerous media misinformation campaign surrounding humanitarian aid in Gaza. As Israel faces increasing scrutiny over alleged civilian casualties, the hosts unpack how false reports—amplified by major outlets like CNN and The New York Times—have fueled global antisemitism, inspired attacks against Jews in the West and distorted the public understanding of Israel’s war efforts against Hamas.

On this episode of “The Quad,” hosted by Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Israel’s innovation envoy, we unpack the shocking murder of two young Israeli embassy staffers in Washington, D.C.—a tragic act of antisemitic terror that has sent ripples around the Jewish world. Joined by co-host Shoshana Keats Jaskoll, Rashi Elmaliah, and Avi Mayer, this all-star panel dives into the global consequences of media-fueled blood libels.

In this episode of The Quad, JNF-USA President Deb Lust joins Fleur Hassan-Nahoum to expose the real story of Israel’s recovery in the North: the heartbreak, the hope, and the hard work taking place far from the cameras.

Blood libels are nothing new to the Jewish people, but the latest smear from a UN official claiming that 14,000 Gazan babies would die of starvation within 48 hours is an all-time low.

We’re shining light on Qatar’s shadowy influence over U.S. foreign policy and the release of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander in this episode of “The Quad!”

Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum returns to the JNS Jerusalem studio alongside journalist and Iranian expert Emily Schrader, women's rights advocate Shoshanna Keats Jaskoll and media entrepreneur & IDF reservist Raquel Karamsin for a no-holds-barred panel on the week’s most urgent security and political developments.

Broadcast live from the JNS International Policy Summit in Jerusalem, this no-holds-barred episode tackles urgent global narratives shaping Israel’s position in the world. From the Iranian regime’s deadly chemical explosion coverup to the Swiss fencing team’s disgraceful protest during Israel’s anthem, the hosts don’t hold back. They also slam Western media for parroting Hamas propaganda and inciting global antisemitism, while highlighting brave truth-tellers like journalist Mark Levin, U.S. Senator John Fetterman and even Hungary’s government for pulling out of the ICC.

Host of “The Quad” and Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum welcomes Rachel Feldman (activist and founder of the Shalom Coalition of Vermont) and Breanna Wu (tech advocate, political strategist, and executive director of Rebellion PAC) for a deep-dive into the cultural unraveling of the American left, the antisemitism crisis on U.S. campuses and the politicization of pop culture.

The episode kicks off with Wu’s raw account of her political awakening after Oct. 7, when antisemitism from within her own progressive circles shattered her worldview. She discusses the infiltration of anti-Israel sentiment into social justice spaces and the shocking moral blind spots now common in mainstream liberal institutions.

How do we prepare Jewish teens for the antisemitism and anti-Zionism they’ll face on campus? In this episode of The Quad, Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum sits down with Club Z founder Masha Merkulova to discuss Jewish identity, Zionist education and post-Oct. 7 campus realities.

From her roots in the former Soviet Union to founding a nationwide grassroots movement, Masha shares how she transformed personal concern for her son’s future into Club Z—a national organization now educating and empowering hundreds of unaffiliated Jewish high school students across the U.S.