As the Israel/Hamas hostage agreement is put into action and the ceasefire takes hold, the Quad asks: Is this a good deal for Israel? They speak with Renana Gome Yaacov whose two sons were kidnapped and discuss why and how the hostage deal is happening now. Also, Emily Schrader talks about her experiences reporting from Gaza. And of course, the Scumbag and Heroes of the Week!

The Jews have decided to fight back with a massive 300k rally in Washington DC, but is it enough? What can be done to combat the rising antisemitism? The Quad discuss!

Plus, Fleur talks to people on the ground in Washington DC, what is happening in Gaza right now and, of course, the Scumbag & Heroes of the Week.

In Ep. 3, the Quad (Emily Schrader, Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Viviane Bercovici and Ashira Solomon) discuss the current arguments of what "From the River to the Sea" means and Rashida Tlaib's claim that it is a call for freedom. The women take on each member of the progressive Democrat Squad and deal with frightening and sometimes downright absurd takes on the current war.

Plus an interview with Dalia Al-Aqidi, US Congressional Candidate running against Ilhan Omar and of course, the scumbags and heroes of the week!

In this week's episode, members of the Quad (Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Emily Schrader and Ashira Solomon) travel to Be'eri, an Israeli Kibbutz in the South that is the scene of a horrific massacre by Hamas. Cohost Vivian Bercovici (Former Ambassador of Canada to Israel) also speaks to the group from Toronto about the rise of antisemitism worldwide.

The Quad asks the question of what to do in a world where atrocities are committed against Jews and they are either celebrated, denied or rationalized.

On Saturday, Hamas launched a barbaric attack against the Jewish state. As more horrors unfold, and Israel goes to war, it’s important to recognize the human cost. What it is like to be a woman, a daughter, a mother, a wife watching these events unfold?


In Episode 1, the Quad minus 1 (Vivian is in Canada running an emergency evacuation campaign) discusses where they were when the rockets and attacks on October 7th began, coping with national and personal tragedy, what forever changed in Israel, and how the international community has reacted both good and bad.