Jay Shapiro
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Podcast: Israel cannot outsource its security to international forces (opens the original)
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Jay Shapiro, host of The Israeli Perspective, says Israel must retain the ability to defend itself independently and should not rely on international forces or agreements to neutralize Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Discussing American-backed plans for Israel’s borders, Shapiro says Israelis have good reason to question whether international mechanisms will ultimately be capable of disarming terrorist organizations that remain committed to Israel’s destruction. He notes that US-led dipl
Podcast: The miracle of Jewish survival and Israel’s rebirth (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of "The Israeli Perspective", Jay Shapiro discusses the extraordinary survival of the Jewish people and the establishment of the State of Israel after nearly two thousand years of exile. Shapiro asks listeners to imagine how Moses would react if he returned to the world today. Unlike the rulers and thinkers of other ancient civilizations, Moses would not find that his nation had disappeared or that its traditions had been forgotten. Instead, he would encounter Jews studying
Podcast: The secret behind Jewish survival (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of The Israeli Perspective, Jay Shapiro reflects on the survival of the Jewish people and contrasts their continuing national identity with the disappearance of the great civilizations of the ancient world. Shapiro begins with a thought experiment: What would happen if some of history’s most famous figures returned to the countries they once knew? Socrates, he argues, would scarcely recognize modern Athens. Nero would find that the Roman Empire, its legions, and its imperia
Podcast: Why ancient empires vanished while the Jewish nation survived (opens the original)
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As the Jewish calendar ends the period known as the Three Weeks, or "Bein HaMetzarim," reflection naturally turns to the enduring nature of Jewish survival amidst centuries of exile and persecution. Jay Shapiro opened his recent broadcast by sharing a thought-provoking piece about how figures from the ancient world would react to modern times. "Imagine Socrates walking through the streets of modern-day Athens, Greece. He wouldn’t recognize the marble ruins, now fenced off and silent. The languag
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