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4 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Trump Just Gave Iran a Choice...And It’s Brutal

This episode rips open the chess match behind the current war in Iran and President Trump’s looming ultimatum. Senior contributing editor at JNS Ruthie Blum and former Israeli ambassador to the United Kingdom Mark Regev—both former advisers in the Prime Minister’s Office— explain how modern war and diplomacy actually collide in real time. As missiles fly and deadlines tick down, the discussion unpacks whether Trump’s 15-point plan is a genuine peace offer or a calculated setup for massive escalation, revealing how military pressure, internal regime cracks and global energy chokepoints like the Strait of Hormuz all intertwine. Finally, the hosts clash over the ultimate question: is this the beginning of the end for Iran’s regime… or just another phase of a much bigger game?

4 ngày trước

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Ep. 214: A handbook on how to fight back against the antisemites

Jews around the world are reeling from the unprecedented surge of antisemitism that followed the Hamas-led Palestinian Arab attacks on southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. They may feel helpless when confronted by the way the Jew-haters have mainstreamed tropes of antisemitism in order to demonize Israel and its supporters. But, says JNS editor-in-chief, the answer to this problem is not to give up. Jews don’t merely need to wake up and fight back but to do so effectively and win. He’s joined in this week’s episode of Think Twice by JNS columnist Melanie Phillips, who has written a handbook for doing just that, titled, Fighting the Hate: A Handbook for Jews Under Siege. According to Phillips, many Jews have responded to the post-Oct. 7 tsunami of hate with shock and confusion. She says that Jews have an absolute duty to stand up against lies, against injustice, and to tell the truth. “It seemed to me that there was much that could be done if people had the right ideas about how best to go about this, " said Phillips. “And I thought, and I still think, that the organized Jewish world in the diaspora didn't really have a strategy.” Instead of playing defense, Phillips believes the Jewish world has to get off the back foot onto the front foot and go on the offensive. Yet too many are ignorant about the conflict with the Palestinians and the way leftist ideologues are spreading Hamas propaganda. Part of the problem is what she calls, “liberals with moral vertigo.” Phillips says some Jews were so stunned on October 7th by the people that they had thought were being oppressed by the Israelis, but had turned into barbaric, psychopathic, slaughterers for which there was absolutely no reasonable excuse and they can't process it. Yet she believes that the pro-Israel and sane Jewish community can make some headway with them. But, she says, the first thing is you have to park your anger and reach out to those who used to rationalize Palestinian behavior and try to reach them with the truth and the facts. Listen/Subscribe to weekly episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, iHeart Radio or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Watch new episodes every week by subscribing to the JNS YouTube Channel.

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1 giờ 10 phút
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Ceasefire With Tehran? American Troop Deployment Says Otherwise

In the current war in Iran, what looks like hesitation may actually be strategic deception. This episode explains how global power players use negotiations, military threats and even market timing as tools of war, and why President Trump’s sudden “backtrack” could be a calculated move to tighten control rather than lose it. From secret backchannels to looming military escalation, the discussion unpacks how modern warfare isn’t just fought with bombs, but with psychology and leverage.

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30 phút
3 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Ep. 266: Is the anti-Trump resistance also anti-Israel?

The “No Kings” rallies focused on the Iran war and immigration. But the presence of Palestinian flags and the example of the Women’s March are an ominous precedent.

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2 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Iran’s Fragile Regime: Power, Propaganda & Signs of Collapse

Behind the headlines, Iran’s regime may be far weaker, and closer to collapse, than anyone admits. From shocking signs of internal collapse to desperate regime tactics and a high-stakes geopolitical chess match with President Trump, this conversation reveals how fragile the Islamic Republic may actually be and why the next moves could reshape the entire region. You’ll walk away understanding the hidden power struggles, the role of propaganda and why ordinary Iranians might be the key to everything that happens next.

2 ngày trước

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48 phút
5 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Ep. 265: Gavin Newsom and the Democrats’ Israel problem

The California governor’s waffling on the “apartheid” slur reflects the dilemma faced by “moderates,” as well as their apologists as the party’s base embraces antisemitism.

5 ngày trước

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Ep. 213: Debunking Iran war conspiracy theories

At the heart of much of the opposition to the war the United States and Israel are waging to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and spreading Islamist tyranny with terror is a conspiracy theory. Both left-wingers and some on the right still believe in myths about Israel or the Jews manipulating American foreign policy, says JNS editor-in-chief Jonathan Tobin. He’s joined in this week’s episode of Think Twice by historian and Wall Street Journal columnist Walter Russell Mead who points out that surges of antisemitism in the United States, such as the one we’re currently experiencing, is a function of other factors which impact national discourse like economics and mass migration. Mead also says that while antisemitism on the right is highly visible because of celebrity podcasters like Tucker Carlson, the overwhelming majority of Republicans still support Israel and the war in Iran. He argues that changes in attitudes toward Israel and increasing antisemitism are far deeper and more widely spread on the left right now. While he doesn’t minimize the impact that antisemitic advocacy from podcasters can have on our national discourse, Mead says it's important to remember that not everyone in the country is immersed in online conspiracy theories and listen to extremists on the internet more for entertainment than for news. American policy toward Iran is, as is the case with all foreign policy decisions, being decided by what the president of the day considers to be in U.S. interests, and not because of what Israel says or wants. As for the outcome of the current war, he admits there’s no way of knowing the outcome for sure. But he believes that the most likely result right now is one which may leave the current Islamist regime in place but with their ability to inflict harm on their neighbors or the world vastly reduced. That may oblige the U.S. and Israel to have to attack it again in the future, invoking the “mowing the grass” metaphor. That’s in keeping with Mead’s belief that Trump’s foreign policy remains essentially “Jacksonian” in that he isn’t much interested in spreading American values and ideology abroad but is determined to defend the country’s interests aggressively. Listen/Subscribe to weekly episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube Music, iHeart Radio or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Watch new episodes every week by subscribing to the JNS YouTube Channel.

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1 giờ
4 NGÀY TRƯỚC

The Next Move: Negotiation as Strategy in the Iran Conflict

Is this the calm before a devastating final strike on Iran? In this breakdown, learn how President Trump’s sudden push for negotiations with Iran might actually be a strategic trap, why military escalation is quietly accelerating behind the scenes and how a global power shift is forming in real time. This episode reveals how modern warfare is fought not just with missiles but with timing and perception. If you want to understand where this conflict is really heading (and why the next move could reshape the Middle East), don't miss this episode!

4 ngày trước

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Ep. 264: The ‘failed war’ narrative on Iran is political spin

Though not without cost, the U.S.-Israeli offensive has already made the world safer. Claims of a “quagmire” are an attempt to politicize an issue that should be bipartisan.

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15 phút
4 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Iran’s Chokepoint Strategy: The Houthis and the Hidden Economic War

This is the moment Iran’s long game finally clicks into place. Meira K breaks down how the Houthis aren’t just a rogue militia but a critical piece of a 15-year Iranian strategy to control global trade choke points and economically pressure the West without winning a conventional war. From the Strait of Hormuz to the Red Sea, this episode reveals the hidden “second war” happening beneath the headlines. This was is fought with shipping routes, oil prices and naval power.

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32 phút

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