The Caroline Glick Show

In May 2021, Arab Israelis fully participated in Hamas’ war against Israel.This week, former housing minister and Brig. Gen. (retired) Effi Eitam joins Caroline Glick on “Mideast News Hour” to explain what is happening with the Arab Israeli community. The two discuss how Arab Israelis are organizing militarily and socially to advance the cause of Israel’s destruction.

The Biden administration is now indicating that its nuclear deal with Iran will not be concluded until after the midterm elections. This even as the IAEA reported last week that Iran needs to be considered a nuclear threshold state because it can already build a nuclear bomb.To discuss these developments, Caroline Glick hosts Dr. David Wurmser on this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour.”Glick shares her reflections on the 21st anniversary of September 11 and on the reasons the event has almost disappeared from the public discourse.

Caroline Glick hosts IDF Maj. Gen. (ret.) Gershon Hacohen on this week's "Mideast News Hour."Hacohen, who served as commander of the IDF’s war colleges and currently commands the IDF’s northern column in reserves, explains the six false, failed assumptions behind the two-state solution, and through them demonstrates how the United States' continued support for the failed policy exposes a deep-seated hostility to Israel’s survival.

If President Joe Biden concludes his deal with Iran, Israel cannot expect any significant assistance from the United States.To discuss the consequences of the new agreement, on this week’s “Mideast News Hour” Caroline Glicks hosts Richard Goldberg, a senior advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and a senior official in the National Security Council during the Trump administration.The two cover what is known about the deal and how its restrictions on Iran nuclear capabilities are even weaker than those of the deal signed in 2015 with disastrous effects for Israel and the world.

To discuss the consequences of the withdrawal Caroline Glick hosts two top national security officials from the Trump administration on this week’s “Mideast News Hour": Fmr. Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates and Fmr. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Simone Ledeen.They also look at the implications of the impending Iran deal and a recent decision by Israel and Turkey to reestablish diplomatic ties.

In Israel and the U.S., unelected jurists and police forces are arrogating themselves the right to decide what is the law and to use it as a political tool, Caroline Glick and Abraham Bell, a Law Professor at Bar Ilan University, argue on this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour.”“[Criminal] charges are part of the political game and are designed to drive people out of office or out of positions,” Bell tells Glick. “[They] are used selectively in order to achieve political aims.”Bell explains how in his view these mechanisms are behind the trials of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.According to Bell, “no matter how much the prosecution continues to show that it acted corruptly in putting together this case, and it acted incompetently in believing that it has a case, no matter how much that happens, I think that at the end of this, there is a conviction.”

Was the IDF's latest conflict with Palestinian Islamic Jihad part and parcel of Israel's ongoing "war between wars" against Iran?And how does this tie into the “ideological war” being waged over who controls the levers of power in America?To dissect the recent fighting between the Jewish state and terrorists in the Gaza Strip, and what it reveals about the Israel-U.S. relationship, Caroline Glick on this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour" hosts Michael Doran, a former senior member of the National Security Council under George W. Bush who is now at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C.

‘Jewish leaders have betrayed, failed our community’ | Mideast News Hour with Caroline GlickJewish community leaders have “betrayed and failed” their constituents, according to Avi Goldwasser of the Jewish Leadership Project. He says they are either “cowards or delusional or both.”In a conversation with his colleague, Charles Jacobs, and Caroline Glick on this week’s “Mideast News Hour,” Goldwasser stresses the leaderships’ unwillingness to confront the problems facing the Jewish people. They also talk about the challenges leaders face - their fears of both losing their jobs, harming relations with donors and simply not knowing what to do.Jacobs says that when anti-Semitism rises, a lot of people run away - including Jewish leaders.“They're paralyzed,” according to Jacobs. “They're like deer in the headlights. The train is coming, and they are stuck.”

If Russia decides to attack the United States with a nuclear weapon it’s going to arrive, according to David Wurmser of the Washington-based Center for Security Policy.“I don’t think most Americans perceive that because their elites have convinced them that there is no such option,” Wurmser said in an interview with Caroline Glick on this week’s “Mideast News Hour.” “I think there is a misperception out there in America of our own power and strength.”Glick and Wurmser also discuss the fallout from President Joe Biden’s visit to Israel and the Middle East and the deeper reasons for the U.S.’s refusal to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power. Finally, they move to Israel itself and the stakes in the coming election.

Caroline Glick speaks with MK Amichai Chikli, the one member of Naftali Bennett's Yamina Knesset faction who refused to abandon the party's pledge to its voters not to form a left-wing government. They discuss:- The moral and democratic basis for Chikli's decision- Why do politicians lie to their voters- Why voters lie to themselves- The impending war between Israel and Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah