
Episode 417· The Tikvah Podcast·Jul 11, 2025
Robert Satloff on Revitalizing Middle East Studies
Universities fail to teach Middle East complexities, fueling activism. Satloff's new program aims for unbiased education on Israel's history.
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Episode 417· The Tikvah Podcast·Jul 11, 2025
Universities fail to teach Middle East complexities, fueling activism. Satloff's new program aims for unbiased education on Israel's history.
Episode 416· The Tikvah Podcast·Jul 4, 2025
Yuval Levin explores Nehemiah's wisdom, urging us to rebuild and defend American culture, blending ancient insights with modern civic challenges.
Episode 415· The Tikvah Podcast·Jun 27, 2025
Explore the Twelve-Day War's impact on global relations, revealing insights into U.S.-Israel ties, cultural clashes, and historical perspectives.
Episode 414· The Tikvah Podcast·Jun 20, 2025
NYC's mayoral primary impacts Jewish voters, addressing anti-Israel violence, domestic terror, and education, with insights from Jay Lefkowitz.
Episode 410· The Tikvah Podcast·May 23, 2025
Explore Eli Cohen's legacy as Israel's master spy and the recent revelations from Syria's secret files, reshaping history decades later.
Episode 409· The Tikvah Podcast·May 16, 2025
Explore Paul Johnson's fascination with Jewish history and its impact, as J.J. Kimche and Jonathan Silver delve into his unique perspective.
Episode 408· The Tikvah Podcast·May 9, 2025
Explore the Houthi threat to Israel and global shipping, their ties to Iran, and recent military responses with expert insights from Ari Heistein.
Episode 407· The Tikvah Podcast·May 2, 2025
Michael Doran analyzes Trump's Middle East policy shifts, highlighting strategic moves and challenges in his second term's first 100 days.
Episode 404· The Tikvah Podcast·Apr 10, 2025
Dara Horn explores the Haggadah's theme of memory and its impact on identity, weaving it into her works, including her new graphic novel, One Little Goat.
Episode 403· The Tikvah Podcast·Apr 4, 2025
Explore the Trump administration's complex stance on U.S.-Israel relations, balancing pro-Israel actions with isolationist tendencies.
Episode 402· The Tikvah Podcast·Mar 28, 2025
Micah Goodman explores Israel's societal shifts post-October 7, examining unity, division, and resilience amid ongoing conflict.
Episode 398· The Tikvah Podcast·Feb 28, 2025
Hussein Aboubakr Mansour explores the potential for a new Palestinian nationalism amid Hamas's actions and shifting regional dynamics.
Episode 394· The Tikvah Podcast·Jan 31, 2025
Explore Israel's complex history of negotiating with terrorists, balancing citizen safety with the risks of incentivizing future hostage-taking.
Episode 392· The Tikvah Podcast·Jan 17, 2025
Explore Jimmy Carter's complex legacy on U.S.-Israel relations, with insights from historian Michael Doran on theological influences.
Episode 390· The Tikvah Podcast·Dec 27, 2024
Explore modern Jewish life, Israel's security, and Jewish survival through deep conversations with experts, military officials, and grieving families.
Episode 389· The Tikvah Podcast·Dec 20, 2024
Explore how Canada's liberal values and policies have led to a surge in anti-Semitic incidents, challenging its Jewish community's safety and identity.
Episode 388· The Tikvah Podcast·Dec 13, 2024
Syria's Baathist rule ends as HTS rises; explore the ideological shifts and future implications with insights from Middle East expert Hussein Aboubakr Mansour.
Episode 387· The Tikvah Podcast·Dec 6, 2024
Jewish UCLA students face alleged employment discrimination, sparking a campus debate on inclusion and bias in student government roles.
Episode 382· The Tikvah Podcast·Nov 1, 2024
Israel's tactical wins in Lebanon challenge Hizballah's resilience, while Iran-Israel tensions rise. Matthew Levitt explores these dynamics ...
Episode 380· The Tikvah Podcast·Oct 14, 2024
Elliott Abrams explores how American Jews can strengthen their identity amid challenges, focusing on Orthodox success and broader community strategies.
Episode 379· The Tikvah Podcast·Sep 27, 2024
Assaf Orion analyzes Israel's intensified response to Hizballah's ongoing rocket attacks, exploring military strategy and regional security dynamics.
Episode 378· The Tikvah Podcast·Sep 20, 2024
Explore Emet Classical Academy's unique approach to education, blending Jewish and Western traditions, with insights from its founding head, Abe Unger.
Episode 377· The Tikvah Podcast·Sep 13, 2024
Marc Novicoff reveals how elite colleges are more prone to pro-Hamas protests, linked to tuition, student wealth, and university prestige.
Episode 376· The Tikvah Podcast·Sep 6, 2024
Protests surge in Israel as tensions rise over hostages and war aims, questioning Netanyahu's motives and the future of modern Zionism.
Episode 375· The Tikvah Podcast·Aug 30, 2024
Solzhenitsyn's Harvard speech critiques America's moral flaws, echoing his Soviet experiences. Scholar Gary Saul Morson explores its lasting relevance.
Episode 374· The Tikvah Podcast·Aug 23, 2024
Adam Kirsch explores the ideological roots of Israel's legitimacy debate and its parallels with America's history of settler colonialism.
Episode 373· The Tikvah Podcast·Aug 16, 2024
Explore Israel's northern security challenges amid Hizballah threats and Iran's influence, featuring insights from experts BenLevi, Ghaddar, and Goldberg.
Episode 372· The Tikvah Podcast·Aug 9, 2024
Harris's VP pick sparks debate on Israel views, with implications for Jewish voters and Democratic dynamics.
Episode 371· The Tikvah Podcast·Aug 2, 2024
Explore how Tisha b’Av liturgy may evolve post-October 7, weaving new tragedies into Jewish memory with insights from Rabbi J.J. Schacter and Jonathan Silver.
Episode 370· The Tikvah Podcast·Jul 26, 2024
Explore Kamala Harris's stance on U.S.-Israel relations and her role in the Democratic party's complex political landscape.
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