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The Zionist is a compelling podcast that dives deep into the lives and perspectives of Zionists from across the globe.
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Episode 19: Life in Judea with Uriel Zehavi (opens the original)
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Uriel Zehavi shares the unexpected journey that took him from progressive American writer to Jewish convert, Israel analyst and advocate. He discusses how an uncontroversial essay changed his career and led him to build Israel Brief, now read in nearly 100 countries. Uri offers his observations on Judea and Samaria, including the region’s history, strategic importance, legal disputes, and the realities facing the people who live there. This is a candid conversation about Israel, Jewish identity,
Why there was no Genocide: Four Common Sense Arguments (opens the original)
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This episode challenges the claim that Israel’s war in Gaza is genocide. It gives four simple arguments: intent, civilian warnings, Hamas’s tactics, and the scale of the death toll. It argues that the word “genocide” should be used carefully, because history shows a much higher bar.#israel #gaza #genocide #antisemitism
Episode 17: A Tripolar Europe with MEP Henrik Dahl (opens the original)
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MEP Henrik Dahl joins The Zionist Podcast for a sharp, provocative conversation about Europe’s shifting political landscape. He breaks down why the old center has lost credibility, how immigration and elite misjudgments helped fuel new political movements, and why Europe is entering a truly tripolar era. The episode also digs into the rise of the populist right and the Islamo-left, and what that means for democracy, public order, and the future of European politics.#zionism #migration #islam #eu
Episode 16: "What Ails the West?" with Richard Neat (opens the original)
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Most people think the West is losing its soul, but Richard Neat reveals the deep roots of its decline—and how a return to traditional values could reignite its future. In a candid conversation, this celebrated chef and avid reader traces the unraveling of Western confidence, from post-war disillusionment to the destructive wave of multiculturalism and welfare dependency. He unpacks how ideology, loss of shared moral foundations, and a crisis of identity have left the West adrift—yet offers a hop
Episode 15: The Four Cages of the Kurds with Dr. Khaled Salih (opens the original)
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This episode traces the long struggle of the Kurds across Turkey, Iraq, Syria, and Iran, showing how shifting empires, mandates, and regimes shaped their fate. Dr. Khaled Salih explains how promises of autonomy were repeatedly made, broken, and weaponized against Kurdish identity. He also highlights the extraordinary resilience of Kurdish communities, from cultural survival under repression to building institutions when brief openings appeared. Together, the conversation reveals why the Kurdish
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