The podcast discusses the impact of the war on life in Israel and Jews in diaspora. They are joined by David Baddiel to explore attitudes towards Jews. Topics range from hostage deals in Gaza to Israeli elections, minority representation in acting, and controversial Israel Prize decisions.

In this impactful episode, the hosts discuss the tensions between Israeli and diaspora views post-October attacks, survivor guilt among diaspora Jews, Hamas's intentions, complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, peace processes in conflict zones, and internal struggles within Israeli politics.

Israeli former intelligence analyst Dr Michael Milshtein and Palestinian activist Samer Sinijlawi have a candid discussion about the day after in Gaza and Israel. They emphasize the importance of mutual understanding, explore the complexities of Gaza governance, and discuss the challenges and opportunities for the next generation. The podcast also highlights the recent successful hostage rescue operation in Israel and the ongoing debate about negotiating for hostage release.

The hosts discuss the Israel-Hamas conflict, the issue of hostages, and the implications of the administration's decision on sanctioning West Bank settlers. They also talk about the Biden administration's actions in Gaza, perspectives on Israeli settlements, controversial politician statements, and a tragic massacre in France.

Former head of the Mossad intelligence directorate, Zohar Palti, discusses the decision-making process in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the possibility of a breakthrough. Other topics include the controversy surrounding UNRWA's ties to Hamas, the importance of bringing hostages home, intelligence failures, Iran's involvement in the region, the Israel-America relationship, and Israeli politics.

This podcast explores the war between Israel and Hamas, the tension between Benjamin Netanyahu and Joe Biden, and a unique Holocaust Memorial Day. They also discuss the Hutzpah Awards and a German supermarket's response to an extreme right party.

Discussion on the impact of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas on social media and global perception, including the pressure on Joe Biden and the rise of anti-Semitism. Exploring the generational divide on Israel and the weaponization of social media. Highlighting the double standards in the portrayal of Israel and the prevalence of anti-Semitism in corporate America. Examining the influence of TikTok and discussing tragic stories and potential candidates for the Kutzva of the week.

The hosts talk to Michael Walzer, the leading authority on war morality, about the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. They discuss the official scaling down of the war, the legality of Israeli actions, and the concept of a just war. They also explore war ethics, humanitarian aid in Gaza, and touch on various other topics, including the mystery surrounding Khabad headquarters.

Former White House press secretary and MSNBC host Jen Psaki joins the hosts to discuss the intensification of the Israel-Gaza conflict, the US presidential election, and the changing face of the Democratic party. The podcast also reveals the results of an exclusive poll on US attitudes towards Israel and Hamas, highlights a landmark decision by Israel's Supreme Court, and critiques a film for omitting Jews in its marketing material.

Jonathan and Yonit discuss recent events in Israel, including a surprising new government and a judicial overhaul. They speak with Rachel Goldberg-Polin, mother of a hostage captured by Hamas, about her ongoing campaign to bring her son Hersh back home. They also cover the emotional toll of advocating for a child, navigating faith, finding joy amidst difficulty, practical steps to support hostages, and the remarkable women fighting for their release.