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Syrian says: A wrong word or talking to an Israeli risks you going to prison.
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Why go after Netanyahu’s bread and butter?
Journalist Ruthie Blum criticizes Israel Resilience Party leader Benny Gantz for his attacks on Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Has the UN joined ISIS in denying Israel's heritage?
Is Jewish prophecy used as a new weapon against Israel?
Relax and get ready for Pesach
Chava Dumas teaches essential steps to make your Pesach preparations fun.
No money for one who rewards murders of Jews
Jay Shapiro thinks that Abu Mazen will never change his ways and must accept the treatment he deserves as a supporter of terrorism.
War against BDS: That's how it is done
The strategies towards combating the anti-Israel sentiments on social media through sharing the truth about Israel, from Israel.
Sin is human, his correction is divine
The golden calf was a demonstration for our being human beings. Now we can improve.
Will they do anything to get your vote?
Tamar Yonah wonders if politicians on the right will do anything to try to increase their popularity.
The way to combat Jew hatred
The dynamics behind the perpetuation of Jew hatred and what to do about it.
How Syrian Kurds help US and Israel's security
The Director of the Kurdistan Project discusses protection of Syrian Kurdish allies.
Fighting for authentic representation in Hollywood
Danny Woodburn sheds a light on the multiple challenges of actors with disabilities in the entertainment industry.
What makes Israel so special - and controversial?
The center of it all: What do you really see?
Peace? Islam doesn't recognize it
Dr. Harold Rhode explains that Mahmoud Abbas will never adhere to a US-negotiated ‘peace deal’ with Israel.
Tax laws: A way in the fight against terrorism
How American anti-money laundering legislation adversely affects 8 million US expats.
How Arabs carry out cultural terrorism on the Temple Mount
Eve Harrow speaks with archaeologist Dr. Gabi Barkay about this incredibly sensitive and sacred site that Muslims desecrated.
Realizing the dream: Touch the moon
Yariv Bash shares details of the tragic accident that left him confined to a wheelchair but hasn’t stopped him from fulfilling his dreams.
The elections in Israel: What do the people really want?
Our political parties and complicated electoral system explained.
Trump's $8 billion question
President Trump's border wall and national emergency.
When the US Congressmen visit the Temple Mount
The Golden Calf, Revisionist history and other illusions: Reshaping reality to suit one’s needs.
Meet the Labor Party's kippah in the Knesset
Will Yair “Yaya” Fink, who won a realistic slot on the Labor Party agree to evacuate his relatives from Judea and Samaria?
Are Diaspora Jews discouraging Aliyah?
Aliyah Time continues its theme from previous shows about the real two-state dilemma - the Diaspora and Israel.
The Pentagon's expert on Syria speaks
Former Secretary of Defense's most senior adviser, Dana W. White, in special interview.
The other side of anger
When teens threaten violence, a community responds with compassion.
The Icon and the person: The High Priest of Israel
Can a superior man also engage in simple, everyday actions?
The senior journalist shares almost a century of history
World's oldest active journalist: A7's own Walter Bingham. Listen to his life story woven with all the historical events of the last century
How the Taliban won over the US Army
Former Pakistani Ambassador Husain Haqqani on America’s endgame in Afghanistan.
Anti-Semitism: "It takes a determined struggle"
In Europe, anti-Semitism is on the rise again and Jay Shapiro wonders whether the time has not come to eradicate it from the world.
The Aliyah conflict: Dignity vs. shame
Resistance to Aliyah resulting from shame and discouraging religious leaders endangers Jews in the Diaspora.
Will Russia disconnect from the Internet?
In Russia, they prefer to build a local network and control it. Official excuse: Preventing cyberattacks.
Does increasing Aliyah to Israel bother the Palestinians?
The Aliyah Team are joined by William Langan, a death camp liberator and renowned expert on the PLO Charter.
Trump against socialism: Is he right?
Socialism is incredibly popular but does anyone know what "Socialism" is?
What is the right response to the murder of Jews?
How do we react to terrorist attacks as individuals, as a society, as a nation, as Jews?
Baruch Marzel: The view from all the way on the right
Knesset candidate Baruch Marzel of Otzma Yehudit thinks that there is no difference between Binyamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz.
Do Israelis also vote with their wallets?
Prof. Dan Ben David wonders if Israel’s “culture of shortcuts” is a recipe for a future economic crisis.
'Digital Minimalism': How to hang up on your phone addiction
According to Deloitte's Survey, 63% of respondents said they have tried to limit their smartphone usage, but only around half succeeded.
'Unity and deterrence needed to defeat evil'
Marc Prowisor, Director of Security for the One Israel Fund, thinks that Israel need an effective method of deterrence against our enemies.
In Memory of Ori Ansbacher: The Battle of Light vs. Darkness
Accessing the secret power of unspoken prayer.
Between the temporal and the determine: To build a Temple
About Parashat Terumah.
A meeting without a purpose
Why did President Rivlin invite Germans to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day with him?
Aliyah: The way to overall mental health
Israel has the environment most suitable for a Jew to be in.
How can you increase your retirement income?
Increase your retirement income.
America is Israel's best friend? It depends who you ask
Donald Trump has shown to be a friend of Israel. Will Congress follow him in this policy?
When a person dies early, is it also premature?
We use expressions like "he died early" or "she died before her time", but are they in fact accurate?
Do the Polls still have a Pulse?
Veteran pollster, Professor Camil Fuchs, shares his experiences surveying Israelis over decades of election
The Haredi Spring in politics
As election season heats up, let's take a look at Jewish haredi politics and try to measure the sector’s influence in Israel.
BDS? Let's Break Double Standards
We all talk about fighting BDS. Nati Rom acts on it.
How to claim an inheritance from abroad
Stuck in the bureaucracy of receiving an inheritance from abroad?
Will the 'New Right' represent the Anglo-Saxon public in Israel?
On today's Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, an interview with Jeremy Saltan, Knesset insider and Anglo Forum Chairman for the New Right.
Build the Holy Temple: The central theme of Jewish life
Why are there two months of Adar this year? Understanding the Jewish leap year.
How to explain the Holocaust to millennials
What is the best social media platform to get millennials’ attention and are they even interested in hearing about the Holocaust?
The Jewish, Israeli, Zionist identity in question
Will fear of world opinion, being hated and attacked, prevent Jews from making Aliyah?
Batya Kroopnick: Sparking a passion for Israel
Batya Kroopnick was a secular American Jew who knew almost nothing about Israel. Follow her journey.
Why I lost faith in the Prime Minister of Israel
Walter Bingham explains why he can't support Netanyahu as Prime Minister.
What does God really want from us?
We might not always live up to that level of commitment to G-d, but that is our target.
Hate without limits: What motivates Jew-haters?
Antisemitism is a two thousand year hatred that take many faces
Did religious Jewish leader discourage Aliyah?
The problem of resistance and denial resulting from trauma over the centuries puts Aliyah in grave danger.
The Ark and the end of days
Could there still be a future role for the lost Ark of the Covenant?
Between the 'American dream' and the 'Jewish dream'
What is the "Jewish Dream" and how does it differ from the new "American Dream"?
Can our unity bring about the building of the Mishkan?
Is there an underlying theme of building our inner Mishkan as well?
The world must understand: Terrorists never change
Jay Shapiro says there's nothing new in the Middle East: Hamas and the Palestinian Authority are playing an old game.
