Yair Rosenberg

Yair Rosenberg, a staff writer at The Atlantic and author of the Deep Shtetl newsletter, dives into the alarming rise of Jew hatred in America. He connects this surge to populist movements and cultural shifts. The conversation also tackles the dangers of oversimplified narratives in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and scrutinizes the influence of elite institutions. Rosenberg emphasizes the importance of nuanced discourse while exposing the motives behind media personalities and the foreign powers attempting to shape political narratives.

Yair Rosenberg from The Atlantic and professor Shibley Telhami lend their expertise on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Daniella Greenbaum Davis discusses her response to a pro-Hamas tweet from BLM Chicago and the relationship between American Jewish and Black communities. The podcast also briefly touches on Jada Pinkett Smith’s separation from Will Smith.

Yair Rosenberg, a journalist from The Atlantic, joins guest host Ben Parker to discuss the left's misapplication of American ideas about racial identity to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They explore anti-Semitism, the motivations of Hamas, challenging misconceptions, understanding Israel's complexity, the diversity of Israeli society, Trump's promotion of anti-Semitic stereotypes, and the importance of transparency in speech policing.

Yair Rosenberg, staff writer at The Atlantic, delves into Netanyahu's post-war plans in Gaza, ICC charges against Israeli leaders, and the impact of Iran's political turmoil on Hamas. The podcast explores internal conflicts in Israel's government and the mounting pressures faced by Israeli leaders.

Yair Rosenberg, a staff writer at The Atlantic and author of Deep Shtetl, delves into the intricate aftermath of the Gaza ceasefire. He discusses the emotional toll on families reuniting amid trauma, the complex humanitarian implications for returning Palestinians, and the uncertain future of negotiations. Tensions rise with ongoing violence in the West Bank, making peace efforts even more challenging. Rosenberg highlights the contrasting narratives that complicate reconciliation, stressing the delicate balance required for any lasting resolution.

Yair Rosenberg, a staff writer at The Atlantic and author of the Deep Shtetl newsletter, dives deep into the emotional complexities of the Gaza ceasefire. He discusses the grim realities facing hostages and their families, shedding light on the trauma involved. The conversation explores the challenges of negotiating Gaza’s future amidst ongoing hostilities. Personal stories reveal the impact of the conflict, while negotiations around the terms of the ceasefire highlight the intricate web of political and humanitarian issues still at play.

Yair Rosenberg, a staff writer at The Atlantic, discusses Netanyahu's exit strategy amidst the Gaza conflict. Topics include ICC charges, Iran's political changes, Hamas tactics, and Israeli government dynamics.

Yair Rosenberg, staff writer for The Atlantic, discusses how Israel's ultra-Orthodox military exemption could impact Netanyahu's power. The IDF's need for manpower in a two-front war highlights political tensions and coalition dynamics in Israel.

Journalists Murtaza Hussain & Yair Rosenberg discuss a path to peace for Israel-Palestine, questioning US involvement and proposing a third-party mediator. They explore Arab-Israeli alliances, breaking the cycle of violence, embracing differing opinions, and personal growth through education and empathy. Humorous insights on Gaza tunnels add a light touch to the conversation.

Jon Stewart discusses the Israel-Palestine conflict with journalists, offers solutions for peace, and bids farewell to his beloved dog. The podcast delves into the complexities of the conflict, challenges in American foreign policy, heartwarming tales of helping an animal shelter, and humorous sponsorships and banter.