A New Vision for Hebrew Liberation with Rudy Rochman
Are Diaspora Jews ready to engage in fresh conversations? The Vision movement’s educational campaign challenged some basic assumptions underlying the pro-Israel establishment.
How Anti-Semitism Operates with Yotam Marom
Learning how anti-Semitism functions as a system of oppression can help us to better understand the State of Israel’s function on the world stage.
Jewish Organizing in the Bay with Yehuda Katz
The Northern California Doreinu chapter is empowering local young professionals to become active characters in Jewish history.
Exploring Yair’s Political Tendencies (with Sharona eshet-Kohen)
What influence did the dominant political ideologies of the early 20th Century have on Avraham Stern’s development into Yair?
Hebron’s Place in Israel’s story with Yishai Fleisher
Does Hebron possess a deep and intense energy that radicalizes its inhabitants and guests?
Challenging Paradigms (with Sami Awad)
Can Jewish and Palestinian ‘extremists’ be more successful at attaining justice and peace than the Western-backed ‘moderates’ on both sides?
Pursuing Peace with Inon Kehati
Israel must pursue peace with the Palestinians as an advancement of Jewish liberation rather than as a retreat from it.
The Maccabean Revolt with Chris Whitman
What were the Maccabees actually fighting for and how does it relate to contemporary cultural frictions within Israeli society?
Teaching Diaspora Jews Violence with Jon Loew
Should Diaspora Jews take responsibility for learning self-defense and firearms to better secure their own communities?
Stern & His Gang (With Z’ev Golan)
Were the Fighters for the Freedom of Israel the factor that forced the British to leave Palestine?
Telling Israel’s Story from Samaria with Ezri Tubi
Can efforts to communicate Israel’s story from Samaria be a more authentic and effective alternative to classic Israel advocacy?
Understanding the ‘Hilltop Youth’ with Akiva HaKohen
Who are the notorious “hilltop youth”? On The Next Stage podcast, Yehuda HaKohen provides a rare glimpse into Israel’s most vilified subculture.