Unpacking Israeli History Live from New York with Dan Senor: The Pursuit of Peace
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Sep 16, 2025 
Join Dan Senor, a prominent voice on Israeli politics and host of the Call Me Back podcast, as he engages in a dynamic conversation on the pursuit of peace. Delve into the complexities of Israel's history and its innovative spirit, while exploring pivotal moments like the Camp David Accords. Senor also reflects on the Oslo Accords' legacy and key figures influencing Israeli-Palestinian relations. Expect insights on the challenges of diplomacy, the importance of storytelling, and unsung heroes shaping a brighter future for Israel.
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Keeping Kosher In Baghdad
- Dan Senor kept kosher while serving in Baghdad and relied on kosher meat flown in by visiting U.S. delegations.
- He met his future wife, Campbell Brown, in Baghdad when she was reporting for NBC News.
How Dan Met His Wife
- Dan Senor described meeting Campbell Brown when reporters took U.S. spokesmen to dinner at the Al Rashid Hotel.
- An American Express mixup led Dan to pay the bill and later buy kosher meat supplies via a senator's trip.
Sadat's Visit Shifted Public Opinion
- Anwar Sadat's 1977 visit to Jerusalem shocked the region and made peace politically possible.
- Sadat's courage shifted Israeli public opinion and set the stage for Camp David.
