

Dan Senor
Foreign policy practitioner and author with experience in U.S. government and deep knowledge of the Middle East; hosts the podcast Call Me Back and is guest discussing developments since October 7th.
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Jun 14, 2025 • 59min
Emergency Episode: Israel Strikes Iran — with Dan Senor
Dan Senor, a leading expert on Israel and the Middle East, dives into the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. He discusses Israel's strategic military actions, emphasizing their aim to disrupt Iran's military hierarchy while avoiding direct attacks on leadership. The conversation navigates U.S.-Israeli relations, the rise of Israel's defense technology sector, and the shifting perspectives surrounding Israel’s role in the region. Senor also reflects on how personal biases shape views on political competency in a chaotic geopolitical landscape.

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Oct 6, 2025 • 20min
#437 — Two Years Since 10/7
In this engaging discussion, foreign policy expert Dan Senor sheds light on the aftermath of the October 7th attacks. He highlights the alarming rise of global antisemitism and its roots in recent rhetoric. Senor delves into the failures of Western nations in addressing the spread of Islamism and the backlash from their appeasement strategies. He also predicts a rightward political shift in Europe as safety concerns grow. With sharp insights, the conversation navigates the complexities of religious critique versus bigotry in today’s climate.

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Oct 6, 2025 • 1h 28min
#437 - Two Years Since 10/7
Dan Senor, a foreign policy expert and author, discusses the aftermath of the October 7 attacks and the troubling rise of global antisemitism. He highlights the political calculations of European leaders, the challenges of integration, and campus antisemitism. The conversation also covers Trump's unexpected reliability as an ally to Israel, the significance of the U.S.-Israeli operation against Iran, and the pitfalls of Hamas's influence. Senor cautions against nationalist isolationism and reflects on the complexities of addressing antisemitism in contemporary media.