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Yashar Party leader Gadi Eisenkot continues to trend upward in the polls following Sunday's announcement of the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding , while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former PM Naftali Bennett lose ground, a poll conducted by KAN News found on Tuesday. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with pollster Jeremy Saltan. (Photo:Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gadi thinks it is. The US has demonstrated that it will not really fight – unless it's easy, can be done from the air, and includes very few casualties. That is a bad signal for every rogue regime the world over. Mike thinks the MOU is just a tactical retreat, and that hostilities will resume, eventually. Both, however, agree that it's a blow for Israel in general and for Netanyahu's election bid in particular. Then there is also the joke about the skeleton who orders beer.

Subscribe to Inside Call me Back. ____ Subscribe to Ark News Daily ____ Can Gadi Eisenkot make the leap from one of Israel's most trusted generals to its next prime minister? Gadi Eisenkot's popularity is seeing a meteoric rise. Dan is joined by Nadav Eyal to examine Eisenkot's background, military record, decisions around October 7, and whether experience built on service and sacrifice can survive the rough-and-tumble of an election campaign. They also compare Eisenkot to previous generals who've tried this, and to his current viable political opponents. In this episode: 03:54 – Is Gadi Eisenkot's rise in the polls real? 05:42 – The Appeal of Israel's "Quiet General" 14:33 – From Eilat to IDF Chief of Staff 16:51 – Eisenkot's military legacy and the "war between wars" 23:27 – How much responsibility does he bear for October 7? 27:00 – The personal tragedy that shaped his public image 30:45 – What the War Cabinet Revealed About Eisenkot 38:30 – Can Eisenkot Unite the Opposition? More Ark Media: Want to join Ark Media? Check out our careers page for new openings. Explore Israel Votes Listen to For Heaven's Sake Listen to What's Your Number? Watch Call me Back on YouTube Newsletters | Ark Media | Amit Segal | Nadav Eyal Instagram | Ark Media | Dan X | Dan Dan Senor & Saul Singer's book, The Genius of Israel Get in touch Credits: Ilan Benatar, Brittany Cohen, Ava Weiner, Martin Huergo, Mariangeles Burgos, and Yuval Semo

Can Gadi Eisenkot make the leap from one of Israel's most trusted generals to its next prime minister? Gadi Eisenkot's popularity is seeing a meteoric rise. Dan is joined by Nadav Eyal to examine Eisenkot's background, military record, decisions around October 7, and whether experience built on service and sacrifice can survive the rough-and-tumble of […]

Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Rīgas rajona tiesa Jūrmalā imunologam Jevgēnijam Ņikiforenko par seksuālu vardarbību pret pacientēm piespriedusi 13 gadu cietumsodu un septiņu gadu liegumu strādāt par ārstu. Prokurore iepriekš lūdza tiesu piemērot par gadu ilgāku cietumsodu. Pēc pilna sprieduma sagatavošanas to būs iespējams pārsūdzēt Rīgas apgabaltiesā. Ņikiforenko ir Latvijā pirmais zināmais ārsts, kurš tiek tiesāts par šādiem noziedzīgiem nodarījumiem. Tiesas procesa laikā savu vainu viņš neatzina, un arī šodien no komentāriem medijiem atteicās.  Šīs lietas izmeklēšana tika sākta pēc tam, kad Latvijas Radio sadarbībā ar Baltijas pētnieciskās žurnālistikas centru „Re:Baltica” ziņoja par vairākām sievietēm, kas imuno-loga veiktās darbības vērtēja kā seksuālu izmantošanu.

The Balance Project: Teens Making The World A Better Place Download In this episode, Gadi sits down with teen leaders Eden Gunsburg and Jack Gordon of The Balance Project. Hear about the organization's mission, what drew these young advocates to get involved, their personal mental health journeys, and why this work matters to them — and to all of us.To learn more about The Balance Project go to: www.thebalance-project.org

Calibrate your expectations to reality not to the media frenzy. This is the Middle East. Things are never as bad as the alarmists say and they are never as good as we would like. Mike, Gadi and guest analyst, Channel 14's Tamir Morag, look at the pros and cons of the emerging deal, and ask how Israel should conduct itself vis-à-vis the American interests. Also in this episode: the skit about “Bibists” that created a cultural storm in Israel, and how the deep state operatives tried (and probably failed) to block Netanyahu's candidate for Head of the Mossad.

Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Don't let the press fool you: the massive economic pressure is having a huge effect, and it will continue. Mike and Gadi discuss – and rank by likelihood – the different possible outcomes. Meanwhile high-ranking Israeli officials have been taunting Mike over and over again, about his opinions on Turkey – which are (finally!) shifting. Slightly.

In this podcast, experts V.K. Gadi, MD, PhD; Neil M. Iyengar, MD; and Heather McArthur, MD; discuss advances in breast cancer treatment, endocrine resistance and mutations, and emerging targeted therapies for early-stage and metastatic disease.

It's that time of the cycle when everything is judged by its possible influence on the coming October 2026 elections. Mike and Gadi discuss Netanyahu's health, the Oct. 7 not-yet-appointed Commission of Inquiry, and the new political party formed by the merging of Bennett 2026 with Yair Lapid's Yesh Atid. Also in this episode: how the war is going.

In this episode of the No Shame on U podcast, host Gadi Kalman is joined by Ryan Lipsett, a college freshman mental health advocate from Illinois who is already making waves in the mental health community. Ryan shares his story with remarkable openness — from a "typical childhood" that shifted in middle school when body dysmorphia and isolation set in, to years of quietly living with depression and anxiety, to a pivotal moment when he finally asked his mom for help on what he feared might be one of his last days. Ryan reflects on what it meant to finally be asked if he was okay, why that one question changed everything, and how his journey led him to advocacy work with NAMI's Ending the Silence program and a seat on NAMI's National Next Gen advisory board. He and Gadi also dig into the unique barriers men face when it comes to mental health — from toxic "man up" messaging to identities tied to performance and silence reinforced by peer culture. The conversation turns to the state of mental health education in schools, where Ryan makes a compelling case for why a one-week mental health unit simply isn't enough, and what a real, consistent, clinician-informed curriculum could look like. Throughout, Ryan models exactly what he advocates for: honesty, vulnerability, and the belief that reaching out for help is the bravest thing you can do. Whether you're a young person navigating your own challenges or someone who supports them, this episode is a reminder that you don't have to go public with your story, but getting help early can change everything.

Mike thinks the achievements of this war are important enough to declare it a victory, though by no means a knock out. Mike and Gadi discuss the pros and cons of the ceasefire, the feasibility of an agreement, and the not unlikely return to military operations two weeks from now. Also in this episode: What are the reactions in Israel, what effects will the ceasefire have on the ongoing war in Lebanon, and what is “gleeful defeatism?” – All this and more on the new episode of Israel Update.

The orchestrated campaign to create alarm about “Settler Violence” magnifies a very marginal phenomena as part of a well thought out long game. Mike and Gadi explain how it works, and what its purpose is. We also have a guest on this show: Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili. She's an academic, but she won't bow down to the lies about the war. Read her op-ed in the Washington Post here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/03/27/israel-iran-war-propaganda-disinformation/

What's at stake is the American-led international order. If the regime in Iran remains standing, it will have shown that the US can no longer guarantee that order. The good news, Mike and Gadi think, is that Trump fully understands this. This is not to say, however, that all the challenges can easily be overcome. Plus, Israel's deep-state is reaching new level of legal surrealism.

Will Trump go all the way with Iran? And if not, what are his options? There are many tools, apart from direct military assault, that the US can us to continue to weaken Iran, and prevent China from regaining its Middle East assets. Also in this episode: Israel's coming ground incursion into Lebanon, and an update on Sde Teiman: the indictments against the Force 100 soldiers, alleging abuse of a Palestinian prisoner, have been withdrawn. Gadi explains what this means.

Gadi Hitman returns to the podcast, nine months later, to discuss the current Iran war - Iran's major miscalculations, what kind of leader Iran would need for actual progress, Israeli resilience and more. For more, you can follow the show on Instagram @GraceforimpactpodcastProduced by Peoples Media Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What is the Iranian game plan, and is it working? What does the choice of Mojtaba Khamenei to be the heir to his father's role as Supreme Leader say about the regime and its ability to sustain itself? Gadi and Mike discuss. Plus, the reignited war with Hezbollah offers a chance, Gadi says, to rid ourselves of the idea that all of Israel's military success can be reversed. It's time to make South Lebanon into North Israel.

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Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Are the American and Israeli war aims the same? Regime change may turn out to be an ambiguous definition. Mike and Gadi assess the different scenarios which may fall under that phrase, and consider which ones events – and Trump – may end up imposing.

In this FIDF briefing, host Laura Krinsky interviews former Israeli public diplomacy chief Gadi Levi about where the war stands and what may come next. He argues Hamas is not dismantled—still armed, still controlling large parts of Gaza outside Israel's “Yellow Line”—and warns that “postwar” structures could simply rebrand Hamas control under the optics of Palestinian sovereignty. He says the key challenge is political as much as military: Israel needs clear, objective criteria (agreed with the United States) for what “dismantling Hamas” actually means before moving into the next phase, especially as he describes Hamas openly re-arming and IDF units still taking daily threats. The conversation then pivots to Iran, where he frames the risk of escalation as hinging largely on Donald Trump, outlines U.S. incentives for regional stability versus Iran's survival-driven negotiating posture, and stresses Israel's heightened readiness while acknowledging the uncertainty and potential chaos of regime collapse scenarios. He also treats Ramadan as a long-term strategic “incitement problem,” arguing Israel should aim to change the broader perception that violence is legitimized during the month by tackling propaganda and incitement year-round, not just adding forces for a few weeks. The briefing closes on the soldier perspective—exhaustion mixed with resolve and debate about strategy—underscored by the recent loss of a soldier from his unit, and a direct appeal for diaspora support as part of a shared Zionist project.

NBC News business and data correspondent Brian Cheung breaks down "Legendary February of Sports" by the numbers. Also, NBC's Gadi Schwartz joins live from Cortina to discuss Lindsey Vonn's first training run since rupturing her ACL. Plus, Fandango correspondent Nikki Novak reveals all the hit TV shows and movies to watch this month. And, animal activist and host of the "Great American Rescue Bowl" Beth Stern stops by to preview some pups and kittens up for adoption. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this meaningful conversation, we sit down with Gadi Kalman, a 23-year-old psychology student and behavioral health technician who works with autistic children. Gadi opens up about his personal mental health journey, sharing the real strategies he uses to manage his anxiety and depression. Beyond his academic and professional work, Gadi has built a community through his Instagram page, Gadi Speaks, where he shares inspirational messages with one simple goal: if he can help one person feel a little less alone or bring a smile to someone's face, he's making a difference. This episode explores the intersection of lived experience and professional passion, and reminds us that sometimes the most powerful mental health advocacy comes from those brave enough to share their own stories. Instagram: @gadispeaks

The world is holding its breath while the US is gathering its forces in the region. Mike and Gadi are convinced Trump means business. What will emerge in Iran after a strike is, however, far from clear. Also in this episode: the Gaza board and the latest moves by Israel's wild Supreme Court bent on toppling Netanyahu's coalition. We call it legal surrealism. But most importantly: what did Mike's mother ask the dentist about?

Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) has a reputation problem. It's noisy, slow, and often ignored by developers — especially in fast-moving CI/CD pipelines. In this episode of the TestGuild Podcast, we explore developer-focused DAST and why traditional AppSec tools struggle to gain adoption in modern DevOps teams. You'll learn: Why most DAST tools fail inside real-world CI/CD workflows What "shift-left security" actually means beyond marketing buzzwords How developer-first DAST reduces false positives and improves signal quality Where AI genuinely helps in security testing — and where it's mostly hype Practical steps QA, DevOps, and engineering leaders can take to reduce risk this quarter Our guest,  Gadi Bashvitz, CEO at Bright Security, shares lessons from decades in cybersecurity, including building security tools that developers actually use — without slowing delivery. If you're responsible for test automation, DevSecOps, or application security, this episode will help you rethink how DAST should work in 2026 and beyond.  

Fluent Fiction - Hebrew: Spills and Smiles: A Day Shira Embraced Spontaneity Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/he/episode/2026-01-17-08-38-20-he Story Transcript:He: שירה התעוררה בוקר חורפי וקר, השתקפות של גשם קלושה נצנצה על חלונה.En: Shira woke up on a cold, winter morning, the faint reflection of rain shimmered on her window.He: היום היה יום בחירות ויום עמוס לפניה.En: It was election day and a busy day ahead of her.He: היא תכננה הכל בקפידה – להצביע ואז לרוץ לעבודה בשלום.En: She had planned everything meticulously—to vote and then calmly rush to work.He: בעוד שהיא התהדרה בהשתמעות של הספונטניות, היא אהבה סדר יום מסודר.En: Although she prided herself on the appearance of spontaneity, she loved an orderly schedule.He: שירה נכנסה לבית הקפה המאולתר שהוקם בתוך אתר ההצבעה, נראה היה כאילו כל העיר התכנסה שם.En: Shira entered the makeshift café set up inside the polling site; it seemed as if the entire city had gathered there.He: היא פגשה את גדי, חבר ילדות אשר תמיד נראה כאילו הוא חולם על עננים.En: She met Gadi, a childhood friend who always seemed to be daydreaming.He: גדי עמד עם כוס קפה חם, נינוח ומחויך.En: Gadi stood with a hot cup of coffee, relaxed and smiling.He: "מה שלומך?En: "How are you?"He: " הוא שאל בהנאה, לא הטריד אותו התור הרחב לקלפיות הרחק ממנו.En: he asked with delight, unbothered by the long line to the polls some distance away.He: שירה ניסתה להסביר לגדי שהיא מתכוונת להצביע ולחזור לעבודה במהירות, אבל הוא לא הבין היטב את הדחיפות שבענין.En: Shira tried to explain to Gadi that she intended to vote and return to work quickly, but he didn't quite grasp the urgency of the matter.He: בעודם מדברים, אישה לבושה בסינר התקרבה אליהם.En: As they were talking, a woman in an apron approached them.He: "אתם כאן להגיש את הקפה?En: "Are you here to serve the coffee?"He: " היא שאלה בלהט.En: she asked eagerly.He: לפני שהם הספיקו להסביר את הטעות, הם מצאו את עצמם מאחורי הדלפק, מגישים קפה לעוברים ושבים.En: Before they could explain the mistake, they found themselves behind the counter, serving coffee to passersby.He: שירה הביטה בבושה בכל התוכנית שלה שהתנפצה.En: Shira looked in embarrassment at her shattered plan.He: אלוהים אדירים, איך הם הסתבכו ככה?En: Goodness, how did they get into this mess?He: היא חשבה לעצמה בזמן שהגישה כוס קפה עם חלב חם בציפייה נוספת.En: she thought to herself while handing over a cup of coffee with hot milk with another order coming up.He: גדי, לעומתה, כרסם עוגיה וצחק.En: Gadi, in contrast, nibbled on a cookie and laughed.He: "נהדר להיות חלק מהפעילות הזו!En: "Great to be part of this activity!"He: " הוא הכריז שמח.En: he declared happily.He: ובעודי נוסעים ביום העמוס, קרה מה שכלל לא ציפו.En: And as they drove through the busy day, something completely unexpected happened.He: שירה, בעת ששמה קצף על קפה, איבדה ריכוז וקצת מהמשקה נשפך ישירות על עמדת ההצבעה.En: Shira, while adding foam to a coffee, lost concentration and spilled a bit of the drink directly onto the voting station.He: חלה מהומה פתאומית כשהנוכחים צחקו וניסו לנקות את הנזק.En: A sudden commotion ensued as those present laughed and tried to clean up the mess.He: שירה הייתה בהלם, אך גם מופתעת מכמה שהמצב מצחיק מבחוץ.En: Shira was shocked but also surprised at how funny the situation was from the outside.He: לבסוף, בדיוק לפני שהתורים נסגרו, הם הצליחו להצביע.En: Finally, just before the polls closed, they managed to vote.He: כשיצאו שניהם יחד מהקלפי, שירה הפכה לגמרי את הסתכלותה.En: As they both exited the polling station, Shira had entirely changed her perspective.He: "יודע מה, גדי?En: "You know what, Gadi?He: אולי אני צריכה להיות ספונטנית יותר לעיתים," היא אמרה, והם צחקו ביחד בעודם הולכים לקראת היום הבא, מרגישים את תחושת החופש שבלב.En: Maybe I should be more spontaneous sometimes," she said, and they laughed together as they headed towards the next day, feeling the sense of freedom in their hearts. Vocabulary Words:faint: קלושהreflection: השתקפותmeticulously: בקפידהspontaneity: ספונטניותorderly: מסודרmakeshift: מאולתרpolling site: אתר ההצבעהdaydreaming: חולם על ענניםdelight: בהנאהurgency: הדחיפותapron: סינרeagerly: בלהטcounter: דלפקembarrassment: בושהshattered: התנפצהcommotion: מהומהconcentration: ריכוזunexpected: שכלל לא ציפוperspective: הסתכלותהfreedom: חופשgathered: התכנסהnibbled: כרסםrushed: לרוץcalmly: בשלוםspontaneous: ספונטניתsituation: מצבexited: יצאוentirely: לגמריprided: התהדרהpassersby: עוברים ושביםBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fluent-fiction-hebrew--5818690/support.

Mike sees three possible scenarios in which this can unfold. In all three there will be massive consequences for Israel, the US and the world order. Also on this episode: who is trying to break Trump's faith-based coalition from within, and why? And finally: Gadi's hilarious twitter feud with NYT's Ronen Bergman.

On this episode: the Bondi Beach shooting, the rising tide of antisemitism, and the recent conference at the Hudson Institute, about how the hatred of Jews is weaponized to undermine American national security. Also - Israel's Deep State is thrashing around in an attempt to cover up the crimes of the IDF Advocate General. Will it succeed? And this is the Icelandic comedian Gadi mentioned: https://www.instagram.com/reels/DOebgY8jXx-/  

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Supermarkets and grocery stores are a staple of our daily lives. They are a business that most visit weekly and are so used to that they can navigate the aisles blindfolded. This familiarity is due in part to the fact that grocery stores can go decades without modifying their layout. It is the exact type of industry that needs a reboot to bring it into 21st century consumer demands. Imagine an intelligent cart that not only guides you to your favorite aisles and most-purchased items but also surfaces personalized offers so you never miss out on your favorite pleasures. Imagine a shopping experience that anticipates your needs, transforms routine errands into discovery, and makes the store feel like it was designed just for you. On this episode of The Reboot Chronicles Show, we're joined by Gadi Graus, the CEO of A2Z Cust2mate, who has made all of that a reality—and is shaking up grocery retail with cutting-edge technology. With more than 30 years of experience and a knack for scaling innovation across borders, Gadi brings a unique perspective to the table. He'll walk us through how AI is transforming stores and reimagining shopper experiences—while also sharing leadership lessons from his remarkable journey, moving from the risk-averse world of law to embracing risk as opportunity in tech.

It is not clear how the theory of the Trump plan will be implemented in practice - and above all it is still unclear how Hamas will be disarmed. Has the UN Security Council Resolution made things any clearer? Are Israel's friends in Baku, Azerbaijan going to help solve this conundrum, and finally, have Israel Update's listeners managed to explain to Mike and Gadi what a conundrum is? And here are the links we promised: Zineb Riboua's piece on why the right get Mamdani wrong: https://www.hudson.org/politics-government/what-right-gets-wrong-about-zohran-mamdani-zineb-riboua And here's Mike's conversation with Caroline Glick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6y1cJqp9JM  

====================================================SUSCRIBETEhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNpffyr-7_zP1x1lS89ByaQ?sub_confirmation=1==================================================== LECCIÓN DE ESCUELA SABÁTICA         IV TRIMESTRE DEL 2025Narrado por: Eddie RodriguezDesde: Guatemala, GuatemalaUna cortesía de DR'Ministries y Canaan Seventh-Day Adventist ChurchDOMINGO 16 DE NOVIEMBREFIDELIDAD Lee Génesis 36:15; Números 13:6, 30-32 y Josué 14:6, 14. ¿Quién era Caleb? ¿Qué posición ocupaba en el pueblo de Israel? El nombre de Caleb proviene de la palabra hebrea keleb (“perro”), que aparece en el Antiguo Testamento siempre en un contexto negativo. Sin embargo, keleb se utiliza en cartas e himnos extrabíblicos para expresar el valor, la tenacidad y la fidelidad de un siervo a su amo. En este sentido, Caleb fue fiel a su nombre, demostrando a lo largo de su vida una lealtad inquebrantable a su Señor. ¿Qué dice de Caleb el hecho de que estuviera dispuesto a decir lo que pensaba a pesar de que la mayoría de los espías tenían una opinión completamente diferente y de que el pueblo de Israel lo amenazara de muerte? Ver Núm. 14:6-10, 21-25; 26:65; 32:12. Consideremos estos importantes líderes israelitas contemporáneos de Josué y Caleb: Samúa, Safat, Igal, Palti, Gadiel, Gadi, Amiel, Setur, Nahbi y Geuel. ¿Te resultan familiares estos nombres? Probablemente no. ¿Por qué? Porque son los nombres de los otros diez espías enviados por Moisés para explorar la tierra de Canaán. Fueron olvidados porque sus nombres no eran dignos de ser recordados. El informe que trajeron describía la Tierra Prometida como imposible de conquistar. Se veían a sí mismos como langostas en comparación con los gigantes que habitaban algunas zonas de la región. En consecuencia, sus corazones se derritieron de temor ante los muros “inexpugnables” de las ciudades fortificadas de Canaán. Caleb, uno de los dos espías que trajeron un informe positivo, tomó la iniciativa al presentar otra opción: la actitud de fe. Estaba dispuesto a defender lo que sabía que era correcto a pesar de la oposición, incluso ante la posibilidad de morir: “Entonces la multitud habló de apedrearlos” (Núm. 14:10). ¿Qué hacer cuando la mayoría de quienes te rodean parece tener una opinión diferente y contraria a tus convicciones más profundas? 

Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Desde más allá de Cortadura -Barcelona, más concretamente- Paco Cano reflexiona cada miércoles en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz sobre Cádiz y su concepción interna y externa, quienes se han marchado para no volver y quienes lo han hecho a pesar de no querer hacerlo. Una ciudad vista desde fuera a través del talento la cultura y las inquietudes como sociedad. La Gadiáspora, los miércoles a partir de las 13:05 en Hoy por Hoy Cádiz 

Tommy Robinson, the outspoken activist against the importation of Jihad into the UK, visited Israel. His support for Israel's war won many hearts in the country. Mike was skeptical but Gadi insisted on having him on the show (in this Mikeless joint episode of Gadi's Hebrew language podcast Gatekeeper, and Israel Update).  

The Trump plan – what's in it? What are the implications of the Trump Declaration for Enduring Peace and Prosperity issued at Sharm El Sheikh? And what should we make of his Knesset speech? Plus, why did Israelis boo Netanyahu at Hostages Square? Mike and Gadi discuss.

Netanyahu gave a show at the UN, rebuking the weakness of Western leaders and defending Israel's conduct of the war with facts. Gadi and Mike analyze the speech in detail. Meanwhile antisemitism is rearing its ugly head on the right, led by the ubiquitous Tucker Carlson. How widespread is it?

It is highly unlikely that the Israeli strike in Qatar was not coordinated with the White House. Are the Americans and Israelis employing a good cop / bad cop strategy? What does the Israeli operation mean for the balance of power in the region? Mike and Gadi discuss the implications of the strike. And they are by no means small.

The Trump Administration has Israel's back. What is most notable about its day-after plan for Gaza is that the Palestinian Authority is not a part of it. Meanwhile, the administration also refuses to grant visas to the US to the PA leadership, so long as the PA maintains its pay-for-slay program, which grants financial aid to terrorists and their families. The message to leaders around the world who threaten to recognize a Palestinian state could not be clearer. Mike and Gadi discuss.

Mike and Gadi lift the lid on the libelous narrative about the deliberate starving of Gazans.

The Israeli press is leading the “famine” campaign. Mike and Gadi discuss its reasons for lying. Also, on this episode – the crisis with the Druze population on both sides of the Israeli-Syrian border opens a window to the shifts in regional geopolitics. Mike reminds Israel not to act rashly, lest it ends up helping Iran return to Syria.

In this episode of the show Yaakov Lappin and I sit down to discuss: ·      The status of Iran's nuclear weapons program·      The prospect of a ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for the release of hostages ·      The resignation of former IDF Chief Of Staff and former Minister in the war cabinet, Lt. General Gadi Eizenkot, who announced his departure from the party of Benny Gantz.Enjoy!Support the showThe MirYam Institute. Israel's Future in Israel's Hands.Subscribe to our podcast: https://podfollow.com/1493910771Follow The MirYam Institute X: https://bit.ly/3jkeUyxFollow Benjamin Anthony X: https://bit.ly/3hZeOe9Like Benjamin Anthony Facebook: https://bit.ly/333Ct93Like The MirYam Institute Facebook: https://bit.ly/2SarHI3Follow Benjamin Anthony Instagram: https://bit.ly/30m6uPGFollow The MirYam Institute Instagram: https://bit.ly/3l5fvED

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While The Fellowship does much of its lifesaving work in the Holy Land of Israel, we help God's children whenever and wherever they find themselves in need. For more than three decades—and especially since the ongoing Russian war in Ukraine began in 2022—much of that work has been done in the former Soviet Union (FSU).Bishop Paul Lanier has made many trips to visit Fellowship-supported projects in Ukraine, and to visit with and provide aid to Jewish beneficiaries in the war-torn country. And Gadi Teichman Dan, Sr. Director of Content in The Fellowship's Israel office, has not only made many such trips himself, he is an Israeli who immigrated from the region as a child.Gadi sat down with Bishop Lanier to discuss what they've witnessed and experienced firsthand on the ground in Ukraine, what life is like for Ukraine's Jewish communities, and what hope is provided by Fellowship aliyah flights.Join these two men of faith and action for this important discussion about what Jews are experiencing around the world—and what The Fellowship and our faithful friends are doing to save their lives.For more information on today's episode visit mybiblicalroots.org.And listen to Yael Eckstein and Bishop Lanier on The Chosen People.