Noah Efron

Michael Koplow, Chief Policy Officer at the Israel Policy Forum, and Noah Efron, a professor and city council candidate, dive into Israel's complex political landscape post-October 7 attacks. They discuss widespread discontent with Netanyahu's government while highlighting the desire for unity that keeps him in power. Koplow outlines necessary governmental reforms, while Efron captures the somber mood of the public, showcasing resilience amidst grief and the urgent need for community support in these turbulent times.

Noah Efron, a professor and writer, discusses the recent Hamas attack in Israel, the impact on society, the interregnum before the next wave of violence, acts of kindness among the victims, and the power of empathy. They also touch on hope for peace, intense empathy towards hostages, and Hamas' manipulation.

Noah Efron, a professor at Bar-Ilan University and host of The Promised Podcast, shares insights on the aftermath of the October 7 attacks in Israel. He vividly recounts the eerie calm following the violence, highlighting a temporary unity among citizens despite deep political divisions. Efron discusses the complexities of the hostage situation, the anticipated military response, and growing public anger towards leadership. He wrestles with the moral implications of civilian casualties and the long-term trauma affecting future peace efforts.