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2021/06/02
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2020/09/21

5日前

Voters to Trump: Fewer Targets, Better Aim

This week, Walter and Bill discuss the push to impeach Secretary Pete Hegseth, the Chinese spy scandal engulfing Nvidia's Jensen Huang, the new round of Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi, and what the midterm rebuke says about the limits of President Trump's hard-charging style of governing, and whether he'll heed the voters' message.
2日前

The Coalition: Behind the Scenes

Support Gadi's work - Monthly: https://www.peach-in.com/cmp/c1R2khz1m?ref=OtfY2che&lang=en Once: https://www.peach-in.com/cmp/c1R2g1bggk?ref=zeZO2che&lang=en Inside the Gadi Eisenkot bloc, two opposing forces are colliding. One, led by Avigdor Liberman, seeks to bring the ultra-Orthodox parties into the coalition. The other, led by Eisenkot himself, sees the anti-Zionist Arab parties as viable partners. Gadi Taub explains how left-leaning Zionist parties have come to prefer an alliance with anti-Zionist Arab parties over a coalition with Benjamin Netanyahu—and why this preference runs much deeper than personal animosity. Also in this episode: How will the midterms influence Israeli politics? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
11月5日

The Midterm Wave

In this emergency pod, Walter and Bill discuss the Democratic sweep in Tuesday's midterms: why it was bigger than expected, what it means for the Republican Party in Washington and the states, and whether the Iran war will change course.
11月3日

Why America Can't Quit the Middle East

This week, Walter and Bill discuss what's at stake in today's midterm elections, President Trump's announcement that US aid to Israel will end this year, North Korea's record $6 billion crypto heist at Binance, and why, despite the shale revolution and the dreams of every recent president, America can't walk away from the Middle East.
11月3日

Eisenkot’s Dilemma

While Eisenkot stands ready to renege on his election promises and assemble a minority government with the anti-Zionist Arab parties or the ultra-Orthodox, Avigdor Lieberman is putting obstacles in his path. There are, however, surprising options that Eisenkot and his allies may yet pursue. Mike and Gadi discuss the scenarios. Also in this episode: Gadi’s inside sources explain to him how an investigation into election interference is being quashed, leaving the head of Shin Bet powerless to pursue evidence of an influx of cash from hostile state actors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
10月31日

Are We Past Peak Trump?

This week, Walter and Bill discuss Anthropic's blockbuster IPO filing and its warnings about AI, reports that the US is preparing a short, intense renewal of the Iran war after the midterms, Kim Jong Un's surprise trip across a newly finished bridge into China, and whether Lula's comeback in Brazil and Vučić's defeat in Serbia mean the world has passed peak Trump.
2021/09/10

Frozen Jews

In this episode, Dara Horn explores the bizarre afterlife of a chance encounter that later caused an entire empire to lose its mind. In 1904, the American Jewish financier Jacob Schiff randomly met a Japanese banker at a dinner in London and decided to give Japan a $200 million loan in order to help ensure its victory in the Russo-Japanese War. A generation later, when Japanese military officers were first exposed to an antisemitic conspiracy theory, they assumed, based on their country’s experience with Schiff, that it must be true-- and convinced their government to take action. In twist upon twist, the Empire of Japan became more and more involved in “the Jewish Question,” to the point where they actually tried to answer it. Their answer? To build a Jewish state in Manchuria. More information about Japan’s relationship with Jews in the 20th century is available in the following works: The Fugu Plan by Marvin Tokayer, an American rabbi who served the Jewish community in Kobe in the 1960s and was the first Westerner to directly interview many of the people involved in Japan’s short-lived idea for a Manchurian Jewish state; Under the Shadow of the Rising Sun: Japan and the Jews During the Holocaust Era by Meron Medzini; “Japan’s Response to the Zionist Movement in the 1920s” by Naoki Maruyama; “Sinat Yisrael LeLo Yehudim [Antisemitism Without Jews]” by Ben-Ami Shillony; and “The Japanese Ideology of Antisemitism” by David Kranzler. On Jacob Schiff, see Jacob Schiff: A Study in American Jewish Leadership by Naomi Cohen. Zev Eleff’s work on the history of American Jewish religious leadership includes the books Who Rules the Synagogue? and Authentically Orthodox. More information about the Jewish history of Harbin, China, can be found in “Frozen Jews” in People Love Dead Jews by Dara Horn. Adventures with Dead Jews is brought to you by Tablet Studios and SoulShop. It’s created and written by Dara Horn, and produced and edited by Josh Kross and Robert Scaramuccia. The managing producer is Sara Fredman Aeder, and the executive producers are Liel Leibovitz, Stephanie Butnick, Gabi Weinberg and Dan Luxenberg. We hope you’ll rate and review it wherever you get your podcasts, so that more people can join us on our adventures. Dara Horn’s new book, People Love Dead Jews, is published by WW Norton and is available wherever books are sold. It's also available as an audio book from Recorded Books. We hope you’ll check it out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
10月28日

Here Are the Possible Scenarios

The election results are a complicated, messy tie. Netanyahu’s Likud is by far the biggest party. Eisenkot’s Yashar party is not even close. Yet Netanyahu’s bloc does not have a majority. But neither does the opposing bloc. And both now have to re-chart their courses vis-à-vis the rising bloc of Arab parties. Could this mean that the rifts among the Jews will have to be transcended? Will that prospect be helped along by Trump and a possible escalation in the Gulf after the midterms? Mike and Gadi discuss. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
10月24日

The Generation Conflagration: Protests in France and India

This week, Walter and Bill discuss Trump's endorsement of Benjamin Netanyahu days before Israel votes, Elon Musk's throttling and alleged restoration of Ukraine's Starlink and Putin's push for a summit with Trump and Xi, the AI-discovered software flaw that knocked websites offline around the world, and why generational revolt is spreading from France to India.
10月19日

Trump’s Shock and Awe Strategy

After more than 140 episodes, Jeremy Stern is stepping down as co-host, and Hudson's Bill Drexel takes his place. This week, Walter and Bill discuss the Houthis' widening missile war on Saudi Arabia, the Pentagon's plan to livestream a military execution, the fall of Kimberly Guilfoyle, and why President Trump's shock-and-awe foreign policy shows no sign of slowing down. A Houthi missile hit Saudi Aramco's headquarters days after a deadly strike on Riyadh's airport, and The Wall Street Journal reports that the group is building an advanced missile with Chinese parts. Back home, the Catholic archbishop for the military condemned the plan to stream Nidal Hasan's firing-squad execution, and Guilfoyle resigned as ambassador to Greece after reports that she asked a donor to pay her credit card bill. In the big conversation, Walter expands on his latest Journal column, "Russia, Iran and Trump's Shock-and-Awe Foreign Policy," and the tip of the week asks which president left the biggest physical mark on Washington.

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