Tel Aviv Diary Podcast
Twice weekly, Marc Schulman shares sharp, pragmatic insights into Israeli affairs and global tech—drawing on decades as a Newsweek columnist and Apple developer.Veteran journalist and historian Marc Schulman offers sharp, unfiltered insight into current events in Israel.
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SEPTEMBER 30, 2026: Attack on a Flydubai Flight; Netanyahu Warns of an Iranian Strike; Jewish Terrorists Block Palestinian Families’ Return to Jalud (opens the original)
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By the time this is posted I will no doubt be in the air, flying home to Tel Aviv. Once again, on the day before my flight, I was nervous that something might be afoot and that my flight could be cancelled.The source of my concern was Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech at an air force base, where he said there were signs that Iran might be planning a preemptive strike. Then came last night’s meeting of the security cabinet with Israel’s top security officials, reportedly held in a bunker.<a class
SEPTEMBER 28, 2026: Netanyahu Meets MBZ in Abu Dhabi; Ronen Bar Threatens Lawsuit After Netanyahu Claims the Former Shin Bet Chief Had Advance Warning of October 7 (opens the original)
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(Because of my last days with my grandchildren here before my flight and my return trip to Israel, there will be only one Tel Aviv Diary over the next two days.)Buy Between Hope and FearYesterday, Prime Minister Netanyahu made a secret visit to Abu Dhabi to meet with UAE’s President Mohammed bin Zayed, known as MBZ. The meeting remained secret until it was leaked by Netanyahu’s office. Revealing supposedly secret meetings has
September 27, 2026: Opposition Leaders Sign Joint Pact; Likud Campaign Bets Everything on Fear of Arab Parties; New Reports Cite Warnings Before October 7th (opens the original)
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We are now one month away from the election. Last night, the leaders of the opposition parties met to coordinate their campaign. What they could not agree on was naming Eisenkot as their candidate for Prime Minister.<img alt="" class="s
Replacing size with speed: the Israeli company reinventing the speaker (opens the original)
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For 150 years, every speaker ever built has worked the same way. Alexander Graham Bell put a membrane in a telephone, the membrane moved air, and we heard sound. Everything since has been a refinement of that idea.Moti Margalit thinks there is another way. His company, Sonic Edge, has built what amounts to a very fast air pump, one that cycles 400,000 times a second at ultrasound frequencies and moves the same air a full-sized speaker moves. As he puts it, they are replacing size with speed.Moti
SEPTEMBER 24, 2026: Trump, Abbas, Macron and Netanyahu at the UN; Election Campaign Update; IDF Report Details October 7 Failure at Paga (opens the original)
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SEPTEMBER 24, 2026: Trump, Abbas, Macron and Netanyahu at the UN; Election Campaign Update; IDF Report Details October 7 Failure at Paga∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞ ∞Friends, thank you to so many of you who have bought Between Hope and Fear. I’ve also been very grateful to hear from readers who have enjoyed the book.If you have read the book, I’d greatly appreciate it if you would take a moment to leave a review on Amazon. Reviews r
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