The Saad Truth with Dr. Saad

The speaker explores the extensive list of names from the US Department of State's Foreign Terrorist Organization list and wonders about the absence of a common thread connecting these diverse groups.

The podcast discusses the concept of proportionality in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, addresses contentious arguments and historical context, explores the debate on hiring students with different views on Hamas, and navigates the complexity of views and expressing empathy.

The podcast discusses the concept of 'Amnesia of Causality' and its impact on evaluating actions, particularly focusing on AOC's cognitive and emotional distortion of forgetting the causal link between actions and consequences.

The speaker discusses the significance of wearing a Star of David and shares a personal experience. They reflect on its symbol of identity and pride and the current situation where advising children not to wear it in Montreal.

Lawrence Fox discusses his controversial comments and termination, challenges faced by him and Calvin Robinson, safety of Jews in England and rise of anti-Semitism, ethics of advertising to children, breakdown of law and order, current projects and future plans

Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel's Envoy for Combatting Antisemitism, discusses the challenges and opportunities in combatting anti-Semitism, the collapse of the peace paradigm, and the importance of recognizing antisemitism in peace negotiations. They also emphasize the need for Jews to understand their role in humanity and work together to combat antisemitism while fostering cultural understanding and unity in Israel.

Guest Piers Morgan, a media personality and former journalist, joins Dr. Saad to discuss the Israel-Hamas War. They delve into horrifying acts of violence, the search for peace amidst differing beliefs, and the impact on people living in Gaza.

Dr. Saad, a professor and evolutionary behavioral scientist, discusses the self-flagellation of progressives, using the example of queers for Palestine and questioning their logic in light of Tel Aviv's queer-friendly reputation.

Jacob Mchangama, expert on free speech and human rights activist, discusses the global debate on the relationship between free speech and religion, the evolution of free speech in open democracies, the importance of constructive criticism, surprising discoveries about free speech, and expresses excitement for upcoming projects.

The podcast discusses the challenges faced by Jews in the Middle East, personal connections to Israel, and expresses concern for loved ones affected by conflict. The speaker reflects on the reasons behind the current reality and quotes Golda Meir, emphasizing the tragedy of innocent lives lost.