Ahead of Pesaḥ Sheni, which traditionally offers Israel opportunities for second chances, Rabbis Yehuda HaKohen and Mike Feuer discuss the need to address and correct mistakes made at the time of the State of Israel's establishment that have had harmful ramifications for the nation's development in recent decades.

The two also discuss different narratives surrounding Yom HaAtzmaut and how this has impacted the way Israeli society sees itself, its national interests, its potential allies and the enemies it must overcome.

On The Next Stage podcast, Yehuda HaKohen is joined by Col. Geva Rapp (res.) of the Panim el-Panim (Face to Face) organization that works to resist foreign efforts to westernize Israel through instilling a deep sense of Jewish identity and purpose in thousands of soldiers and students throughout the country.

Yehuda HaKohen and Rudy Rochman discuss the Vision movement's recent election campaign for the World Zionist Congress, as well as some of the new conversations the campaign sparked among Diaspora Jews.

Yehuda shares the story of the "Two Eliyahus" - freedom fighters executed in Cairo for the assassination of Lord Moyne 75 years ago on the 8th of Nisan.

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Yehuda HaKohen is joined by Brooklyn-based organizer Yotam Marom. The two touch on Yotam's work as a trainer and facilitator for social movements but focus primarily on how anti-Semitism operates within a capitalist system and how that can clarify the State of Israel's role on the world stage.

Yehuda HaKohen is joined by Yehuda Katz of the California Bay Area's Doreinu chapter. The two discuss resisting the Trump plan, Jewish organizing in the Bay Area and the Vision movement's run in the current elections to the World Zionist Congress (slate 5 at zionistelection.org).

On the 78th anniversary marking Avraham 'Yair' Stern's assassination, Yehuda HaKohen and Sharona eshet-Kohen examine the development of Yair's ideological worldview, specifically exploring his relationship with Marxism, Fascism, Futurism, Israel's Torah and various Zionist tendencies.

Yehuda HaKohen explores his relationship to Hebron with Yishai Fleisher - international spokesperson for the ancient city's Jewish community. The two discuss how Hebronite Jews experience the status quo, efforts to improve relations between the city's populations and the need for a new ideological framework to advance Jewish history beyond Zionism's limited capabilities.

Yehuda HaKohen is joined by Bethlehem activist Sami Awad of the Holy Land Trust. The two discuss the destructive influence of Western interests on the conflict and country, as well as the necessary conversations and healing processes that need to take place within Israeli and Palestinian societies.

Inon Kehati of the Home movement joins Yehuda HaKohen for a conversation about alternative peace work in the West Bank and the devastating effects of foreign governments artificially manufacturing support for a "two-state solution" through a network of NGOs.

Chris Whitman (https://soundcloud.com/visionmag/010-path-to-annexation-with-chris-whitman) joins Yehuda HaKohen for a deep dive into the Maccabean Revolt and the recurring conflict within Israeli society between forces of Yosef & Yehuda.