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BestPodcastintheMetaverse.com Canary Cry News Talk #784 - 10.21.2024 - Recorded Live to 1s and 0s THE CHRISTIAN NETWORK STATE | Golden Arch of Techno Populism Deconstructing Corporate Mainstream Media News from a Biblical Worldview Declaring Jesus as Lord amidst the Fifth Generation War! TJT Youtube (backup) Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheJoyspiracyTheory The Show Operates on the Value 4 Value Model: http://CanaryCry.Support Join the Supply Drop: https://CanaryCrySupplyDrop.com Submit Articles: https://CanaryCry.Report Submit Art: https://CanaryCry.Art Join the T-Shirt Council: https://CanaryCryTShirtCouncil.com Podcasting 2.0: https://PodcastIndex.org Resource: Index of MSM Ownership (Harvard.edu) Resource: Aliens Demons Doc (feat. Dr. Heiser, Unseen Realm) Resource: False Christ: Will the Antichrist Claim to be the Jewish Messiah Tree of Links: https://CanaryCry.Party   Join the Canary Cry Roundtable   This Episode was Produced By:   Executive Producers Dame AR IRL*** Sir Jamey Not the Lanister*** Felicia D*** Toni*** Shane C Adam42***   Producers of TREASURE (CanaryCry.Support) Julie S, Damien N, Marins T, Maxwell W, Sir Marti K, Elle O, Sir LX Protocol, Sir Tristan, Sir Morv, Ms tinfoilHat man, Veronica D, Sir Scott, Sir Casey   Producers of TALENT (CanaryCry.Art) Jonathan F, Kalub, Dame iAnon, LittleOwen   Producers of TIME Timestampers: Jade Bouncerson, Morgan E Clippy Team: Courtney S, JOLMS, Kristen Reminders: Clankoniphius Links: JAM   SHOW NOTES/TIMESTAMPS Podcast T- 00:00 HELLO, RUN DOWN 00:00 V / 00:00 P   MEME from Kalub    ELON 00:00 V / 00:00 P Conspiracy theories and a $1m check: a night at Elon Musk's surreal election giveaway (Guardian)   BIBLICAL/KAMALA/POLYTICKS 00:00 V / 00:00 P Clip: Kamala saying guy getting kicked out for saying “Christ is King” (X) Clip 2: Angle 2, clearer sound, “Christ is King, Jesus is Lord” (X) Clip: Jesus is King approval, Vance rally “anti-Christian” (X) Trump activates Christians again (X)   JonathanF - Kamala talking about Outer Space   EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS 00:00 V / 00:00 P   TRUMP/HEADLINES 00:00 V / 00:00 P Flippy Adjacent - Clip: Trump frying fries (X) Was Donald Trump's McDonald's Shift 'Staged'? (Newsweek) Trump serves McDonald's fries to supporters in stage-managed campaign stop Wapo Why Trump's staged McDonald's theatrics don't count as work MSNBC News   Trump thrusts McDonald's into the political arena in final days of campaign CNN As Trump Served Up McDonald's Fries, Vitriol Boiled Outside The New York Times Op: Trump campaign hijacks McDonald's, serves up Sad Meal USA Today Trump serves disturbing message through McDonald's drive-thru window about whether he'll accept election result The Independent Trump cooks fries at McDonald's as he attempts to cast doubt on Harris' earlier employment at the chain Business Insider McDonald's Donald Trump Worked at Failed Last Health Inspection Newsweek Trump makes fries at Pennsylvania McDonald's: 'I've now worked for 15 minutes more than Kamala' Fox News   TREASURE   RUSSIA 00:00 V / 00:00 P Russian Oligarch Found Dead in Moscow after Falling Out of Window (Newsweek)    DRONES/ROBOTS/ GW 00:00 V / 00:00 P From drone swarms to exoskeletons, Army charts path for robotic future (Defense News)  'The first tech war': Inside the IDF Southern Command's digital battlefield systems (JPost)  We reinvent anti-drone weapons every month. If we don't, we die (The Times)    NEPHILIM UPDATE 00:00 V / 00:00 Pv A massive baby penguin named Pesto is inhaling fish and winning fans (CBS) James Webb's Newest Image Shows a Giant Penguin and an Egg (Smithsonian)   OUTRO 00:00 V / 00:00 P END 00:00 V / 00:00 P

On this week's episode of The Jerusalem Post Podcast, Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Alex Winston interview several members of the Post's breaking news desk, hearing their stories of struggling through aliyah and life in Israel.

TONIGHT: The show begins in Gaza with information from Seth Frantzman of FDD and the JPOST. Then to Lebanon and watching for the War in the North to explode.  To Pakistan and Iran fir the exchange of missiles directed at the mud huts of the most poor Baluch. To Cairo, to London, to Yemen. To North Korea, to the tunnels of North Korea reproduced in Lebanon and Gaza. To Tehran and to Sana'a.  Then Brasilia, Guatemala City, San Salvador, Beunos Aires and the success of Javier so far. 1899 Argentina

Many podcast listeners have written to ask, “How can I improve my Hebrew?” Some live in Israel. Others, abroad. But each has their individual linguistic needs on which they need to focus. So on this episode, Guy provides 7 tips that will help anyone, from those highly proficient to those just getting started, improve their spoken Hebrew. Listen to the All-Hebrew Version of this Episode   Tip #1: Watch KAN TV on youtube Clip 1 Clip 2 Kan News Bo'u le'echol Iti (Kan TV) Tip #2: Listen to songs in Hebrew Ruchama Raz - Halomot Shmurim (lyrics) Tip #3: Listen to the international news in your language, then switch to the news in Hebrew Prince Harry & Meghan Markle (KAN TV) .היום חגגו שערי הצהובונים, את האש חטפה בעיקר מייגן, מי שנתפסת כמי שהפרידה בין הנסיך למשפחתו Tip #4: Find Hebrew content and material about something you absolutely love Met-al-metal Metal Music Podcast Compost & permaculture Training dogs Tip #5: Listen to the Hebrew version of our podcast, Streetwise Hebrew Plus Linso'a - Hebrew version Ashkara - Hebrew version Tip #6: Find someone to chat with on a regular basis, even if by Skype Tip #7: Try to read JPost's IVRIT Check out IVRIT, the Jerusalem Post magazine in simple Hebrew

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Avi Mayer and Lahav HarkovOn this week's episode, Avi and Lahav interview former Jerusalem Post correspondent Oren Kessler about his new book "Palestine 1936: The Great Revolt and the Roots of the Middle East Conflict," in which he explains how the Arab revolt has reverberations to this day. Plus, they discuss the spike in the Israeli Arab murder rate, the impending American deal with Iran and why Bruno Mars is selling so many concert tickets in Israel.

This series is sponsored by Unpacking Israeli History.In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, we talk to Lahav Harkov, senior contributing editor and diplomatic correspondent of The Jerusalem Post, about the media we consume regarding Israel.Living in the diaspora and caring deeply about Israel can be challenging when one does not have first-hand knowledge of current affairs in the land. Lahav Harkov helps us learn how to gain a deeper understanding. In this episode we discuss:How can diaspora Jews be best informed about what is happening in Israel?What do people feel is at stake in the debate over Israeli judicial reform?What are the key differences between American and Israeli politics?Tune in to hear a conversation about how we can experience Israeli issues in a way that doesn't feel like a “translation.”Interview begins at 20:07.Lahav Harkov is the Senior Contributing Editor of The Jerusalem Post and the Post's Diplomatic Correspondent, analyzing and reporting on Israel's relations with the world, the Prime Minister's office, the National Security Council, the Foreign Ministry, and more. She was the Post's top analyst and reporter in the Knesset for over 8 years and was The Jerusalem Post‘s news editor and managing editor of JPost.com.References:Good Will HuntingPrint to Fit: The New York Times, Zionism and Israel (1896-2016) by Jerold S. AuerbachReal Jews: Secular Versus Ultra- Orthodox: The Struggle For Jewish Identity In Israel by Noah Efron Khaled Abu Toameh at The Jerusalem PostJPost PodcastSayed Kashua at HaaretzLike Dreamers: The Story of the Israeli Paratroopers Who Reunited Jerusalem and Divided a Nation by Yossi Klein Halevi

We're back again standing on one leg!This week, Aryeh and Alex are joined by Yaakov Katz. Yaakov has served as the editor-in-chief of the JPost for seven years and recently announced his intention to step down as editor. He has worked as a journalist, focusing on security and defense for several years, and was previously an advisor to Naftali Bennett. This episode was recorded at the end of January 2023 but Yaakov's message that we should not shy away from ideas that challenge us is one that can only serve to help us grow as individuals, as zionists, as a country, and as a people. ____________________________________________________________ Useful Links: Israel vs. Iran: The Shadow War The Weapon Wizards: How Israel Became a HIgh-Tech Military Superpower Shadow Strike: Inside Israel's Secret Mission to Eliminate Syrian Nuclear Power | | Get 10% off your next order from www.korenpub.com with code PODCAST at checkout. If you would like to contact us you can reach us on social media @KorenPublishers or via email, at podcast@korenpub.com | | | The Koren Podcast was written and hosted by Aryeh Grossman and Alex Drucker and is edited and produced by Alex Drucker. Artwork by Atara Suna. Music by Music Unlimited via pixabay.com The Koren Podcast is part of the Koren Podcast Network, a division of Koren Publishers Jerusalem.

Notes: Death of the narrator? Apple unveils suite of AI-voiced audiobooks | The Guardian (01:14) Apple has quietly launched a catalog of books narrated by artificial intelligence in a move that may mark the beginning of the end for human narrators. The audiobook market has exploded in recent yearSales last year jumped 25%, bringing in more than $1.5bn Insiders believe the global market could be worth more than $35bn by 2030. In recent months, Apple approached independent publishers as potential partners, but not all agreed to participate.Publishers involved in the project were required to sign non-disclosure agreements This comes directly from Apple's site on digital narration:“Apple Books digital narration brings together advanced speech synthesis technology with important work by teams of linguists, quality control specialists, and audio engineers to produce high-quality audiobooks from an ebook file.” More information that is of interest on their site:Distribution solely via Apple Books and to public/academic libraries  Publisher/author retains audiobook rights, and there are no restrictions on producing and distributing other versions of the audiobook  Some don't see the point of AI narration, and that audiobooks are not all about rapidly producing the content, take Carly Watters statement for instance:“Companies see the audiobooks market and that there's money to be made. They want to make content. But that's all it is. It's not what customers want to listen to. There's so much value in the narration and the storytelling.” Producing an audiobook with a human voice can take weeks and can cost publishers thousands of dollars. The draw of AI promises to significantly cut the costs. Apple's launch into AI audiobooks is rather interesting especially with the battle going on with Spotify in the recent months.Spotify announced plans to bring 300,000 audiobook titles to customers, and has clashed with Apple over app store policies after its own app was rejected three times. First "virovore" discovered: An organism that eats viruses | New Atlas (11:21) Researcher John DeLong at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln wanted to find out if there were any microbes which actively ate viruses.Could a microbe exist on a diet of viruses? They do contain stuff like nucleic acids, a lot of nitrogen and phosphorous Virus exclusive diet termed “virovory.” DeLong and his team collected samples of pond water, isolated different microbes, and then added large amounts of chlorovirus, a freshwater inhabitant that infects green algae.The team tracked the population size of the viruses and the other microbes And sure enough, one particular microbe seemed to be snacking on the viruses – a ciliate known as Halteria.Ciliates are single-celled organisms that, at some stage in their life cycle, possess cilia, short hairlike organelles used for locomotion and food gathering. Halteria populations grew by about 15 times within two days, while chlorovirus levels dropped 100-fold. These viruses play an important part in shaping freshwater environments in the way that they recycle carbon and other nutrients and this recycling can prevent the energy from reaching other, larger forms of life. If something is consuming these viruses then that means those nutrients get passed up the food chain instead of being recycled The researchers plan to go back to the pond to see if virovory is occurring in the wild, not just a lab setting. This startup makes high-tech protein from thin air by using solar energy | Interesting Engineering (15:21) A Finnish food tech company, Solar Foods, has created an alternative protein - made of microbes cultured with electricity and air.Now in 2023, they plan to build its first commercial-scale factory near Helsinki, Finland, that can make food directly from carbon dioxide Alternative protein = Solein, tested in a pilot factory for two years.It resembles yellow powder that can be added to food.  Pasi Vainikka, CEO of Solar Foods, told New Scientist that the factory will be able to produce 100 tons per year, which will suffice for four or five million meals. Recently, Business Finland approved a €34 million grant funding to Solar Foods, making it the largest public grant funding for cellular agriculture in the world. Vainikka told Food Matters Live:“We are here to replace animal-based nutrition, that's the big mission I would say, for all plant-based and similar companies … The problem in the food system is, broadly speaking, [using] animals and industrialized animal keeping. Like it or not, it's a fact. Growing and harvesting that kind of nourishment with significantly fewer resources [and without animals] is what we're doing."  Created by first selecting a soil sample that is examined for “best-quality organisms”. The suitable microbes are then placed in a bioreactor where gas fermentation occurs. It feeds on dissolved hydrogen, and carbon dioxide is split from water by electricity during the process.  Provided with mineral nutrients that permit it to make amino acids, carbohydrates, lipids, and vitamins.  Effects of formerly incurable liver disease may be reversed with drug | Jpost (22:56) A drug may have been found to combat the effects of Alagille syndrome, which has been considered to be an incurable liver disease.  Alagille syndrome is a genetic syndrome that can affect the liver and other parts of the body. The liver problems result from having fewer small bile ducts than normal in the liver. Leading to bile building-up inside the liver, which in turn causes liver scarring and damage. Affects more than 4,000 babies that are born every year. A drug known as NoRA1 activates the Notch pathway that helps orchestrate fundamental biological processes. In the liver, the Notch pathway plays a role in the development and maintenance of the liver during embryonic development and in the adult liver. Dysregulation of the Notch pathway has been implicated in the development of liver cancer and other liver diseases.  Animals with mutations in the same gene affected in Alagille see the NoRA1 drug increasing the Notch signaling and triggering duct cells to regenerate in the liver. Important because it could reverse liver damage. This New Shock-Absorbing Gel Can Withstand Supersonic Impacts | Smithsonian Magazine (26:33) Current problems with Body Armor:Doesn't absorb a projectile's kinetic energy Bulky One time use once struck with a projectile Researchers at the University of Kent in England may have developed a promising new solution to these problems.Using a protein called talin, scientists have created a material that can absorb the impact of projectiles—even those flying faster than the speed of sound. Acts a natural shock absorber Talin molecules contain structures that, when put under tension, unfold and stretch out. Once the tension is released, they fold back up again. Can do this shock-absorbing maneuver over and over without harming the cell. Testing the effectiveness:Scientists placed the gel on an aluminum plate and fired tiny basalt (type of rock) particles and larger bits of aluminum at it. Small projectiles traveled at speeds of more than 3,350 miles per hour (3x the speed of a handgun bullet) It absorbed the projectile's shockwave, successfully protected the plate, and captured the particles without destroying them. Paper co-author Jennifer Hiscock stating:“Our material perfectly caught and ‘cuddled' with the projectile … keeping it beautifully preserved.” Plenty of expected uses and unexpected:Stop a bullet without destroying it Capturing space debris—without destroying it.  Maybe one day reap the shock-absorbing benefits of talin in their running shoes, vehicle bumpers and cell phone cases.

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Tamar Uriel-Beeri Yaakov and Tamar discuss the looting scandal which hit Ashkelon's shores, the tension hovering over Israel in all walks of life, the new government, and the most read JPost articles of 2022. Then they speak with Hila Peer, chairwoman of the Aguda - Israel's LGBT Task Force about the community's outlook with the newly-formed government and its harsh comments against LGBTQ+ people. Our podcast is available on Google Play, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Canary Cry News Talk #568 - 12.07.2022 - Recorded Live to Tape GOBLIN MODE | Z Hunts Christians, China Changes, TwitterGate Trap, Woke Sharks | A Podcast that Deconstructs Mainstream Media News from a Biblical Worldview Harvard: Index of MSM Ownership (Harvard.edu) Logos Bible: Aliens Demons Doc (feat. Dr. Mike Heiser, Unseen Realm)   This Episode was Produced By: Executive Producer Arnold W**   Producers Jeanette, Sir Morv Knight of the Burning Chariots, Sir LX Protocol V2 Knight of the Berrean Protocol, Dame Gail Canary Whisperer and Lady of X's and O's, Clankoniphius, DrWhoDunDat, Sir Casey the Shield Knight, Veronica D, Sir Scott Knight of Truth, Sir Darrin Knight of the Hungry Panda's   Visual Art Sir Dove Knight of Rusbeltia   Microfiction Runksmash - Chris and the other WOMites reluctantly select characters in the cartoon Go-Kart race to the death, not knowing that their Salvation had sent an elderly former anchor rocketting towards them like a '90s anime protagonist on a homemade Jet Board.   CLIP PRODUCER Emsworth, FaeLivrin   TIMESTAPERS Jackie U, Jade Bouncerson, Christine C, Pocojoyo, Joelle S   SOCIAL MEDIA DOERS Dame MissG of the OV and Deep Rivers   LINKS HELP JAM   REMINDERS Clankoniphius   MICROFICTION Runksmash - The hero rockets towards the Iron Beam cannons as they fire, he says a quick prayer that his reflective shield holds and crouches down until he hears the explosion. And so ends the last episode of Bong Thoughts with Chris Cilliza, but not his legacy.   The Sentinel - As the three men travel the lands back to the Canarium… a voice yells at them from behind a rickety fence: “Revelation Ready Rabbits! Special sale today only, buy 1 and you might get 12 free!”   SHOW NOTES HELLO, RUN DOWN BEAST SYSTEM/YE ‘Goblin mode' chosen as Oxford word of the year for 2022 (CNN)   DAY JINGLE/PERSONAL/EXEC.   FLIPPY San Francisco cancels plans for 'killer police robots' (abc News)   UKRAINE/RUSSIA HolyWar: Zelensky cracks down on Ukraine's biggest church (RT) Afrofuturism: Weapons delivered to Ukraine 'beginning to filter' to Africa: Nigeria (Al Mayadeen)  → Putin fell down the stairs at home, involuntary defecation (NY Post)   CHINA China Scrapping Covid Policy (CNN) Don't Assume China Cannot Change (The Hill) → Japan's Disney store sells merchandise of Winnie the Pooh supports China's protests (NPR)    PARTY TIME: http://CANARYCRY.PARTY BREAK 1: TREASURE: https://CanaryCryRadio.com/Support   TWITTERFILES James Baker, Twitter lawyer fired by Musk, played key role FBI's Trump-Russia probe (Fox) Wikipedia threatens to censor Twitter Files exposing Censorship (Fox) → Fauci's daughter worked for Twitter during pandemic, deposition reveals (Post Millennial)   TRUMP Trump Organization found guilty on all counts of criminal tax fraud (CNN)   BREAK 3: TALENT   WOKE ‘Shark Week' lacks diversity, over represents men named Mike, scientists say (Wapo)   BREAK 4: TIME END   ADDITIONAL STORIES Catholic Bishop Warns Faithful About Hillary Clinton: 'Please Don't Listen to This Evil Woman' (Western Journal)  Revenge Fears: CNN Boss Who Fired Hundreds Of Staffers Had Security Detail During Network Bloodbath (Radar Online)  The IRS coming for couches, TVs and wedding registries: Lawmakers put up a fight against Biden rules that force Americans to fill out tax forms on all Venmo and PayPal transactions over $600 (DailyMail)  Team Biden is using the IRS to attack the gig economy (NY Post)  A Peek Inside the FBI's Unprecedented January 6 Geofence Dragnet (Wired)  The “Crazy, Right-Wing Shooter” Myth (Real Clear Politics)  Why Isn't Homeland Security Monitoring A Muslim-Only Immigrant Shelter At The US Border? (Federalist)  UK PM Rishi Sunak Calls For New Police Powers To Stop "Illegal Protests" (ZeroHedge)  The EU hosted a 24-hour party in its $400,000 metaverse to appeal to young people, but pretty much no one showed up (Insider)  Swiss Banks Probed Over Suspicion Junior Pay Being Capped (Bloomberg) Amazon shopping site back up after outage (Reuters) Climate lockdowns coming? You will be tracked in your suburb and happy about it. (Joanne Nova)  Polestar 2 gets 68-horsepower bump via optional over-the-air update (AutoBlog)  Sam Bankman-Fried Hires Mark Cohen as His Attorney: Reuters (Coindesk) Japan's Disney store sells merchandise of Winnie the Pooh supporting China's protests (NPR)  The US has never recorded this many positive flu tests in one week (Vox) The Year Without Germs Changed Kids (Atlantic) Supporters outside High Court hearing on parents refusing vaccinated blood for baby (RNZ) I worked with the Wuhan lab – I tried to warn them & I KNOW Covid was a lab leak (The Sun)   UK approves C19 shot for BABIES: Medical watchdog, lower-dose Pfizer safe (DailyMail)  Feds probing Musk's Neuralink over animal tests, unnecessary deaths (NY Post) → Musk's Neuralink Suddenly Under Investigation Over Animal Testing (ZeroHedge) SpaceX unveils ‘Starshield,' a military variation of Starlink satellites (CNBC) Elon Musk: worse than Hitler (The Critic) → Fauci's daughter worked for Twitter during pandemic, deposition reveals (Post Millennial) → FBI warned Twitter of Hunter ‘hack-and-leak operation' before censoring The Post (NY Post) → Transcript: Contradicts, Lies, "I Don't Recalls" from Fauci (The Reactionary)  → (PDF) Full transcript of Fauci's 7-Hr deposition (Attorneys General for Missouri and Louisiana)  …more Twitter… Release of Twitter files on how Hunter Biden story was censored ‘not healthy': WH (NY Post)  Sen. 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Identity in Russia (NYT) (Archive)  Russia Deploys Defence Missile System on Kuril Island Near Japan (US News)  U.S. approves potential sale $3.75 billion of M1A1 Abrams tanks to Poland (Reuters) (Archive)  New Level Threat” attack on Power Stations (NY Times)

Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz sat down with Lahav Harkov, Khaled Abu Toameh and Seth Frantzman for a conversation about the Post, its significance and how their jobs have changed. To mark The Jerusalem Post's 90th anniversary, Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz sat down with Diplomatic Correspondent Lahav Harkov, Palestinian Affairs Correspondent Khaled Abu Toameh and Middle East Affairs Analyst Seth Frantzman for a conversation about the Post, its significance and how their jobs have changed since they became reporters. The full conversation can be heard on The Jerusalem Post Podcast. This is an abbreviated version, edited for style. JPost at 90 Yaakov: Lahav, when you look at 90 years of The Jerusalem Post and where we are and how we've gotten here, what comes to mind?  Lahav: So, first of all, if we look more broadly at the 90 years of The Jerusalem Post, we used to have this column that was from the archives. I don't remember if it was every day or every week. If something happened, you'd see how The Jerusalem Post was covering these huge events in Israel's history and in the world's history. And it really gives an idea of how significant this newspaper has been in telling Israel's story to the world.  In the past 10 or 12 years, I would say that the thing that has changed the most is how fast everything has become – because of the media environment, more broadly, everything's moving really fast. Everything is on social media. You have to have some information the second something happens. And that's challenging in terms of trying to keep up our accuracy and to try to use the sources that we have that other people reporting in English don't have. But I think that we've kept to that challenge. We've met that challenge impressively. Yaakov: But I think it's also extra sensitive in the diplomatic beat, right? Because of this, the information that you publish really could impact Israel's standing or its ties with a country, or how it's going to be condemned at the UN or not. Lahav: Yes, there are some stories that you can do and they're quick and easy; you know, if a leader has a phone call with another leader. But a lot of the important things on the diplomatic beat are happening behind the scenes, and they take a lot of phone calls and a lot of talking to a lot of different people to try to corroborate things. And they're definitely not instant stories.  I used to be on the Knesset beat, and you would have near uniformity of coverage because everything was at the Knesset. You sit in the committee rooms and you might have a different headline, but more or less the same things are happening. But on the diplomatic beat it's very individual because you're really getting stories behind the scenes. Yaakov: Right. It's not just what's happening. Seth, you've traveled the region on behalf of The Jerusalem Post. You look at this 90-year milestone. What's your big takeaway? Seth: I think that one of the fascinating things is if you go back and look at The Jerusalem Post in the 1930s and in the area of the pre-state period especially, it's fascinating to the degree to which the Post had reporters that were actually in the region who were going to places like Lebanon or Egypt, and they were getting stories from people there. And they were actually doing a lot of reporting also on the Arab community and what was then British Mandate.  So obviously that shifted in the 1950s or '60s, and then you get to the present day. I think that when you look back at those 90 years, what I found in traveling the region, the fascinating thing is that even countries with which Israel doesn't have any relations, like Iraq, the times that I would travel there and spend time with the Kurds, for instance, a lot of people there are reading The Jerusalem Post. I think in the West, as Lahav said, there is a huge number of media. Everyone's running to get tweets out and stories, and a lot of it kind of looks the same sometimes; but when you're in the region, you see that The Jerusalem Post is regarded as this legacy historic publication that people can rely on and that really matters.  I mean, Iranian media is reading The Jerusalem Post every day. And they're re-reporting what we write sometimes in their own weird interpretation of it. Like if we write that Iranian drones are a threat, Iranian media will re-report that and say, ‘Well, you see Israel is afraid of our drones.' Yaakov: The Zionist newspaper, The Jerusalem Post says... Seth: Yes, the Zionist entity or whatever. But they're definitely reading it. And I think it shows the degree to which, even when sometimes we feel in the West that we are one of a huge number of publications, it's hard sometimes to sort yourself out from other Jewish publications and other legacy media. I think one thing that's interesting in the region is the degree to which The Jerusalem Post is definitely one of the go-to places that regimes and people are looking at in terms of, well, what's the normal average thing that's happening in Israel? Here's where we'll go to find out. Yaakov: On that note, Khaled, how are you received on your beat, which is in the Palestinian territories, working with the Palestinian Authority? They know you're coming from The Jerusalem Post. We don't hide our DNA as a pro-Israel newspaper, obviously as a Zionist newspaper. How do they receive you? Khaled: I've been with the Post for nearly 20 years now. I would say that in recent years, or probably in the past 10 or 12 years, the Palestinian attitude toward the Israeli media has changed. It has become much more hostile and less tolerant, and there's actually a boycott of the Israeli media. It's by the Palestinian Journalism Syndicate. It's by my Palestinian colleagues, and it's by the Palestinian Authority. And that makes my job much more difficult to get information from Palestinian officials.  As Seth mentioned, The Jerusalem Post was always a source of information about Israel for people around the world. It was also a source of information for the Palestinians for many years. And I believe it still is because the Palestinians do not have a free media, and they rely heavily on the Israeli media. I see a lot of our articles from the Post and news stories translated almost every day in the Palestinian media. Yaakov: They give us credit? Khaled: Yes. They mention The Jerusalem Post. Some say it's the Zionist paper. Some say it's an Israeli right-wing paper. Some people call it Hebrew media. They have all these labels. But how am I personally perceived? Look, I've been there for many years. You know, I don't only work for The Jerusalem Post; I'm also a man of the international media. So that helps me a bit. And I can go there and say, ‘Today I'm not for the JPost, I'm for someone else.' So they would be open. But it is very difficult in our culture, the Arab culture. A journalist is not supposed to hang the dirty laundry out. A journalist is supposed to be loyal to his president, his prime minister, his government, his people, his homeland. And the truth is like, you know, somewhere down there. Khaled: But I still go back to Ramallah almost every day. I'd be much more afraid to show my face in Ramallah if someone stopped me and said, ‘We caught you lying or fabricating.' First of all, most of the criticism I get comes from the Palestinian government, the Palestinian Authority, and it's along the lines of ‘What you reported is true. It's accurate, but please shut up.' And that kind of criticism does not scare me. Is it dangerous? Yes. Some of my colleagues over there have been arrested. Others have been forced out of their jobs. Others have been intimidated. But fortunately for me, I go there and I come back to Jerusalem at the end of the day. I don't sleep there. Yaakov: I've yet to get a call from Abu Mazen complaining about you, but maybe one day. You never know, right? Khaled: He has complained about me, and he even invited me saying, ‘You know what? Do you want to come? If you want an interview, I'll give you an interview.' The thing is that criticism is perceived as some kind of an opposition. There's no tolerance for criticism over there. And they assume that if you criticize them, then you must be on the payroll of the Jewish lobby, or you must be a Zionist agent, or you must be after them for one reason or another. And that hasn't changed, unfortunately, this perception that a journalist has to be loyal to his people and his government. Yaakov: I want to get from each of you a story that highlights your career of being with The Jerusalem Post. So Lahav, let's start with you. Lahav: The last two and almost three years now, I've been on the diplomatic beat. And it's very exciting for me to be able to travel with the prime ministers. I've been to the White House a bunch of times. I've taken that picture in the White House press room, standing there, like CJ from the West Wing, that all the diplomatic reporters take. But there's one story that stands out that actually was when I was still a Knesset reporter, but it wasn't my usual thing.  I accompanied Shimon Peres on his last trip as president, and it was to Oslo. He had a royal dinner, like a state dinner, but it was in the palace with the king and queen, and all the journalists were invited. In typical Israeli fashion, most of them did not understand what black tie meant, but we all got as dressed up as we could. And it was just something that I think, unless you're like a royal correspondent in London, it was a once-in-a-career experience to be eating in the royal palace with the king and queen.  I sparked a minor diplomatic incident at that dinner because I was seated next to Rabbi Michael Melchior because we were the only people eating kosher food, and I wrote about it in the article because I thought they served it to us really nicely. They served it to us on china dishes, and they tried to make it look as similar to everyone else's food. And then they also gave us wine, and the wine was from the Golan Heights Winery. I didn't even think about it that I mentioned it in the story, but the government got really criticized for it. And they had to release a statement clarifying that they weren't endorsing. Yaakov: From ‘occupied' land? Lahav: Yes. Exactly. Yaakov: Wow. So, Seth, give us a story from your travels around the world with The Jerusalem Post. Seth: I think one of the most memorable ones was in 2015, when there was this huge refugee crisis in Eastern Europe because Angela Merkel had invited a lot of immigrants to come to Germany. Something like a million people were pouring over the borders on boats, mostly from Turkey to Greece, and then they were going from Greece. They had to walk across the borders into what was Macedonia and then Serbia, and then to Hungary.  And the countries were trying to close the borders to these people. Hungary was building a fence, so it was kind of imperative to get there. And I was trying to figure out how do you cover a story where you have a million people on the move across 600 or 800 miles of landscape? I decided, well, okay, I can just rent a car, right? I mean, you can just rent cars? Well, no. I went online and found you can rent a car in Greece, but you're not really supposed to drive through all these borders. And if you want to, you have to get all this insurance, which cost a lot of money – but the story was worth it.  I flew to Greece, I hired a car, and I ended up sleeping in the car while traveling across the borders with the immigrants. It was a pretty epic story. I ended up on the Hungarian border, when they completed the fence and the day these people were then stopped. And so, it was a huge privilege to do it. It took place over a few days, and it was great to be a reporter, not just for The Jerusalem Post but in general, to be able to cover this story which was a world event. Khaled: Well, unlike Lahav, I'm not invited to join Abu Mazen on any of his visits to royal palaces, not to Washington and not to London or anywhere else because it's the Israeli media, not the Palestinian media. But I can tell you that The Jerusalem Post has really changed my life. Before I was writing for the Post, I did not receive invitations to speak to different people in different places. But thanks to the Post and because of my writings over the past 20 years, I've been meeting diplomats, I've been meeting congressmen, senators, decision makers, from all around the world. I'm invited to different places around the world to speak.  And I think that has really been a big step for me. And that shows the power of The Jerusalem Post as being one of the major sources of information on Israel for English-speaking people around the world. Now, of course, I've covered a number of important stories for the Post. One of them was the funeral of Yasser Arafat in Ramallah. As a Jerusalem Post reporter, I remember that many of the foreign journalists who were with me had to rely on my reporting because I was sitting in the Muqata (PA headquarters) back then, reporting on the atmosphere and the responses from the Palestinians.  Another big scoop that I had with The Jerusalem Post was an exclusive interview with the mastermind of the “Karin A weapons ship,” who's still in prison. He phoned me from Israeli prison to give me his version and publish in The Jerusalem Post about what had happened. And he was very upset with the Palestinian Authority. He said that they abandoned him and that he was a soldier carrying out orders. I think it showed how many people rely on The Jerusalem Post to get information. And these are stories that I'm proud of because we've been able to prove our credibility. I still get calls from many Palestinians who, because they don't have a free media over there, come to us hoping that we will publish their stories. Yaakov: I find it always amazing, the doors that The Jerusalem Post does open around the world and the leaders of countries who want to talk to us. I recently had an interview with the Taiwanese foreign minister, and we put that online. Within minutes, the Chinese ambassador demanded that we remove the story, and they filed an official complaint with the Foreign Ministry. It became international news. This one thing that we did, which was talk to a foreign minister of a country. And we become sometimes even part of the story.  I wonder, Lahav, if we look to the future of media and journalism, what are the big challenges you see as a beat reporter covering the diplomatic beat in the larger scheme of things, when it comes to the industry? Lahav: I do think that the speed is a challenge to accuracy and also to reporting in a way that's not monolithic. I think that an advantage that we have at The Jerusalem Post over other people reporting in English from Israel is that we are Israeli. We live here, we have our families here. We understand what's going on in life here in Israel in a way that someone who's here for two, three years maybe doesn't. And the way to bring that forward in our deeper and more insider understanding of what's happening in Israel is again not as easy, when everything is these quick snippets that need to get onto social media right away. So I think that's one of the challenges. I don't know how much we want to talk about the business model of media, but the business model of media has rapidly changed. Yaakov: Multiple times it has become much more complicated. Seth, what are you thinking about the whole way the media industry has changed, and how do we stay relevant as we move forward? Seth: It is difficult because I think that one thing is social media giants – Facebook and Twitter – where most people are getting their information now. We see all the chaos now on Twitter, but at the end of the day, maybe 80% or 90% of people are going through some platform that is controlled by one or two companies. And so a slight shift in an algorithm can mean that, whereas one day our stories that we were posting on Facebook are being shared thousands of times, and then it can be 30 times or so. It really matters to us, and it matters to us putting out information.  I was at the recent Jerusalem terrorist attack scene, and I did some short video, and it got thousands of views very quickly. So I think trying to be able to not only get the relevant stories out there and make sure that we have the sources on the ground, but we also have to make sure that we are in touch with and understand what's going on with these big platforms and how people are getting information. And it's not just a question of always having the story first, but it's making sure that we put it out in the right way. Yaakov: I'm wondering, Khaled, how relevant is the media still, and the role that we play as journalists when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which seems so stuck and not moving forward. Do the stories really make a difference? Because you and I joke occasionally how it's the same stories that we wrote 20 years ago, and now they're happening again 20 years later. Khaled: Sometimes I feel I'm recycling the same story. I've been writing similar stories for the past 35 or 40 years in different places – but you know, this is the topic that we're covering, and everyone is still interested. Many people are really interested in this conflict, and they are hungry for information. And any information you provide them, they will take it. I think that the biggest challenge we are facing in recent years is social media because we have to compete with social media, and that's very difficult. But I think what we do as a newspaper, as mainstream media, is bring stories that are not there already. We have to keep the news relevant and offer the readers a different perspective that they don't have or rarely see on social media. We need to find ways to adapt ourselves to the reality that we are living in right now.   

Welcome to the Jew and Gentile Podcast.   From the Scriptures:   Jonah 1   FOI Equip Classes: Thank God for Israel w/ Daryl Hedding Teacher: Daryl Hedding Wednesday, November 2, 2022 7:30PM ET https://www.foiequip.org   Zionism Teacher: Paul Pierce November 10 & 17 7:30 PM ET https://www.foiequip.org   FOI Equip Guest Lecture with David Brog Teacher: David Brog December 1   7:30 PM ET  https://www.foiequip.org Get a free one-year trial subscription to Israel My Glory https://israelmyglory.org/subscribe/   Get Involved with Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry https://www.foi.org/outreach From the news surrounding Israel and the Jewish People: Israel appoints settler as army chief in occupied West Bank (Al Jazeera) https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/10/24/israel-appoints-settler-as-army-chief-in-occupied-west-bank   Committee approves appointment of Herzi Halevi as chief of staff (JPost) https://m.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-719939/amp   Former Levi's exec says 'woke capitalism' has taken over corporate boardrooms https://www.foxbusiness.com/politics/former-levis-exec-woke-capitalism-taken-over-corporate-boardrooms.amp Yiddish Word(s) of the Day Farblunget or farblondjet (פארבלאנדזשעט, pronounced farb-LAWN-jet) is a Yiddish adjective that aptly describes the state of aimless wandering, or being hopelessly lost and unsure where to turn next.  

We cannot keep our heads in the sand, even if it's a controversial issue, and we therefore need to address those issues that are at hand and bring them to the forefront. When there are concerns that go against the typical way of lifestyle happen in the United States, it is not just accepted, but celebrated. But, when such ways happen in Israel, it is cause for shock. However, it usually takes a while for it to reach Israel. In fact, it is said that everything that happens in the United States comes to Israel 20 years later. And yet, in a Herzliya elementary school, a child that was born a male is known as a girl. The subject of transgender children has reached Israel, and people are shocked, to say the least. Elad Zadikov. Former deputy mayor of Herzliya is outraged, and called it insane. Our guest, Tamar Uriel-Beeri managing editor of The Jerusalem Post's website, JPost.com. covered this story, in The Jerusalem Post. Tamar discussed the child's background and why the school is permitting it. There was much discussion about the transgender issue in all circles and how mental health professionals are addressing it. During the interview, Tamar spoke about the shocking headlines in Israel, regarding 24 year old Sapir Nahum who went missing, and her ex-boyfriend, Wahl Robin Halaya was immediately brought in as the main suspect, and how the police described him as the most manipulative suspect they'd ever interrogated. On a political note, Tamar offered her opinion about Benny Gantz and Gideon Sa'ar running together in the election.

We cannot keep our heads in the sand, even if it's a controversial issue, and we therefore need to address those issues that are at hand and bring them to the forefront. When there are concerns that go against the typical way of lifestyle happen in the United States, it is not just accepted, but celebrated. But, when such ways happen in Israel, it is cause for shock. However, it usually takes a while for it to reach Israel. In fact, it is said that everything that happens in the United States comes to Israel 20 years later. And yet, in a Herzliya elementary school, a child that was born a male is known as a girl. The subject of transgender children has reached Israel, and people are shocked, to say the least. Elad Zadikov. Former deputy mayor of Herzliya is outraged, and called it insane. Our guest, Tamar Uriel-Beeri managing editor of The Jerusalem Post's website, JPost.com. covered this story, in The Jerusalem Post. Tamar discussed the child's background and why the school is permitting it. There was much discussion about the transgender issue in all circles and how mental health professionals are addressing it. During the interview, Tamar spoke about the shocking headlines in Israel, regarding 24 year old Sapir Nahum who went missing, and her ex-boyfriend, Wahl Robin Halaya was immediately brought in as the main suspect, and how the police described him as the most manipulative suspect they'd ever interrogated. On a political note, Tamar offered her opinion about Benny Gantz and Gideon Sa'ar running together in the election.

In this behind-the-scenes interview we speak with Elana Goldberg, CEO of The Cannigma, an educational website focused on bringing readers scientifically-backed and reliable information about Cannabis. In our discussion we talk Elana's history as a content creator and journalist working for The Jerusalem Post, the early days of The Cannigma and how the platform has evolved, lessons learned regarding Cannabis content creation and science reporting, core understandings about Cannabis that stand out to Elana after years of creating Cannabis content, and more! We also spin out into a discussion about Elana's interests in mindfulness meditation and how Cannabis can sometimes be a tool for mindfulness. About Elana: Elana is the CEO of The Cannigma. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she currently lives in Israel with her two kids and neurotic dog. She has 15 years of experience developing online content products, including publications such as JPost.com, Goodnet.org, and Top10.com, and is passionate about delivering clear, compelling messages that anyone can understand. When she's not in front of the computer or pacing around on the phone, you can find her meditating, lifting weights, or camping with her family. Learn more about The Cannigma here: https://www.cannigma.com Use discount code "cannigma" for 1 FREE month access to The Curious About Cannabis Membership Platform at http://member.cacpodcast.com/

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov. Yaakov and Lahav talk about whether Top Gun: Maverick has the solutions for Israel's Iran dilemmas, China's anger at JPost for publishing an interview with Taiwan's foreign minister and more. Plus, Yaakov and Jerusalem Post Senior Analyst Herb Keinon about how racist incidents at the Jerusalem Day flag march reflect on Israel. Our podcast is available on Google Play, Apple Podcasts and Spotify.   

The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Yaakov Katz and Lahav Harkov. Lahav and Yaakov talk about Elon Musk's purchasing of Twitter, its impact on free speech and the spat between Naftali Bennett and Benjamin Netanyahu over whose family spent more state money and how the fight is covering up the real issue - where the prime minister should live. Plus, an interview with foreign policy expert Dr. Emmanuel Navon on Emmanuel Macron's French presidential victory. Our podcast is available on Google Play, Apple Podcasts and Spotify. 

Dov Maimon est Rav, Docteur en Mystique juive, ingénieur, entrepreneur et professeur a l'université de Beer Sheva. Mais surtout, Dov dévoue sa vie et son travail au peuple juif, il en recherche les enjeux principaux et essaye de penser et d'établir des solutions. Dov est chercheur au centre stratégique du peupe juif. J'ai eu l'énorme privilège de discuter de ces enjeux avec lui, entre autre, le conflit Israelo-palestinien, l'avenir des juifs en Europe et l'intégration des Haredim dans la société. Cette conversation est loin de faire le tour de tous ces sujets et j'en suis sorti avec beaucoup de questions et de réflexions à explorer. Quelques liens pour lire et écouter Dov: JPPI - https://jppi.org.il/he/ FB - https://www.facebook.com/dov.maimon Times of Israël - https://frblogs.timesofisrael.com/author/dov-maimon/ JPost - https://www.jpost.com/author/dov-maimon Tous les liens du podcast -- https://linktr.ee/yairh WhatsApp - https://chat.whatsapp.com/JETSLZDiGlVE9hifED8RJI Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jerusalempodcastclub/ Soutien - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/yairhochner

In our latest episode, we're joined by Elana Goldberg, CEO of The Cannigma - online cannabis content publication with a focus on scientific research and evidence.We dig into the topic of cannabis misinformation, including what The Cannigma are doing to combat it, why a science-based educational approach to cannabis education is best, and the real difference between sativa and indica.

Thursday of this week was Holocaust Remembrance Day – commemorated on the day that the Auschwitz Concentration camp was liberated by the Red Army in 1945. The day remembers the killing of six million Jews, two-thirds of Europe’s Jewish population.

Editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz and Diplomatic Correspondent Lahav Harkov, are joined this week by managing editor David Brinn and Jpost.com editor Tamar Beeri to look back on the big stories of 2021 and try to predict what the news will be in 2022.  Some of the topics they address in this episode: >Negotiations with Iran >The political situation in Israel >COVID-19 and the Omicron variant  >Rising crime in the Arab sector >Closing the gates to the Jewish world  Photo Credit: REUTERS/ANDREW KELLY  

Interview with Ambassador David Friedman JPost Middle East Correspondent Seth Frantzman. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-lax/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jeffrey-lax/support

In this week's episode:   A year after US president Donald Trump tweeted the announcement that Israel and the United Arab Emirates were making peace and establishing diplomatic relations, former assistant to the president and special representative for international negotiations Avi Berkowitz looks back with satisfaction of a job well done.   “I'm really, really proud of the Abraham Accords and the success of our team,” Berkowitz said. “As it relates to the Israeli-Arab conflict, I think that we've had just tremendous success. Of course, there are still a lot of significant countries that need to normalize relations with Israel, but we were making progress toward those, as well.”   Photo credit: REUTERS as seen on Jpost.com

In this week's edition, we bring on a new Podcast co-host: Diplomatic correspondent Lahav Harkov.  Featuring an interview with the United Kingdom's ambassador to Israel and a talk with Mideast analyst Seth Frantzman about the challenges of the US rejoining the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (Iran nuclear deal). Israelis take off their masks What happened at Natanz? The death of Prince Philip  Photo credit: Reuters / from Jpost.com 

In this episode, editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz talks with Chief Political Correspondent Gil Hoffman and Arab Affairs Correspondent Khaled Abu Toameh about the upcoming election. Includes a special visit by David Fine, founder of Anglo Vision. Exclusive! 1:1 interview between Lahav Harkov and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Are we, as the collective conscious, able to embrace extraterrestrial meaning and consciousness? What is their real reason for making contact with humans? Jennifer breaks downs the physics of UFO communication and travel, and how we may be accessing these beings without realizing it. Learn about the present and future consciousness that connects extraterrestrials and humanity.  Thank you so much for this download! Please give me a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. My website is HERE and follow me @twoinchesofftheground RESOURCES: "Former Israeli Space Security Chief Says Aliens Exist Humanity Not Ready" on JPost.com | “Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind: Contact Has Begun” 2020 on Amazon Prime 

It might be the happiest place on earth, but there is some strange stuff going on with the corporate mouse machine. From cryogenically frozen founders to wraiths in the rides - the house of mouse has its share of folktale and lore. But which of these stories have a foundation in reality and which are nothing but glorified creepypasta? We put on our ears, grab an overpriced corndog, and get to the bottom of Disney conspiracies this week. Plus, the fellas talk about the benefits of living in Orlando (it’s a short conversation), Brent talk about the benefits of having Conspiracy Bot as your accountant (it’s a shorter conversation), and the show benefits with special guest James Payton (unfortunately for him, it isn’t a short conversation) All of that and more on the podcast that’s never been to a Disney theme park, but we do have robots with plans to have our heads frozen - Hysteria 51.Special thanks to this week’s research sources:Research Assistant - Raymond Walden IVBooksWalt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination | Neal GablerVideosDisney Discovery Island urban exploring - https://youtu.be/_GmjNTxr1T4Disney's Forgotten Theme Park - Abandoned Discovery Island - https://youtu.be/va1mawENadI10 Movie Theories That Completely Change Disney Films - https://youtu.be/mxgkQy4IuJ8WebsitesSnopes - https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/suspended-animation/Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Walt_Disney_CompanyUSA Today - https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/news/2020/05/03/disney-world-what-is-discovery-island-where-man-caught-camping/3074416001/JPost - https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/culture/no-truth-in-claim-that-walt-disney-was-an-anti-semite-410965USA Today - https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2015/09/09/walt-disney-jim-henson-pbs-documentary/71891210/PBS - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/how-a-strange-rumor-of-walt-disneys-death-became-legend#:~:text=But%20there's%20also%20the%20disturbing,Walter%20Elias%20Disney%20had%20died.Find More Great PodcastsForthHand Media - http://forthhand.com/shows/

Hi, my name is Michael Sahno, the host of "12 Cities in Israel"! In this episode I have a serious discussion about attempts by Evangelical groups to convert Jews to Christianity within the borders of the Jewish State. I have issues with the practice and I tell you why. Here is the JPost article about Shelanu TV: https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/israel-cancels-evangelical-christian-channel-god-tv-633054 Here is the video that was put into my suggested videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZBn3dp-dNE Here is the video "3 Reasons Why Jews Don't Believe in Jesus" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynnjGKwVTjg A Positive Podcast about the food, culture and fun of Israel! Join me, Michael Sahno, as I talk about everything that I love about this wonderful, big, little country. One caveat though, no politics and no religion. Enjoy! Please, listen and enjoy, and SUBSCRIBE & SHARE! Host: Michael Sahno Produced, Directed & Edited by: Michael Sahno & Nili Caine With the Greatest Thanks to Reuven & The Revivo Project for Allowing us Permission to Use Their Music!!! Check Out the Songs from This Episode, “Rona” & "Ohev Lihyot" and Many, Many More on iTunes! https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/the-revivo-project/555377380 Also, Watch The Video for This Song Here on YouTube! “Rona” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Hc4PAsiazY "Ohev Lihyot" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flQ7ljsn4Hg And Subscribe to Their YouTube Channel! https://www.youtube.com/channe/UCvqlSAlwZN12ClJknGN78mw The Revivo Project IS Israel!!! Special Thanks to: Ilanit Ram & Everyone at the SEA Executive Suites, Maayan Bronstein & Olga Pertsovsky from Neviot, Sharon Mercer from Carmel Car Service, Dave, Johnny Z & Ryan at Alto Music, Jacob & Marquita from Adorama, Sally Zilberstein at El Al Airlines, Ariel & Roy at Glikson Camera, Stephanie & Robert Sahno, Rachel Villegas & Family, Moti Biton & Family, Rafi Cohen, Jeff Rosenfeld, Charlotte & Miriam Strauss, Kate Volman, The City College of NY Jewish Studies Program, Ben Gurion University International --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please Visit Our Sponsors! Thank You Sponsors! Neviot+ Water https://www.neviotglobal.com/en/home Carmel Car Service https://www.carmellimo.com/ Alto Music https://www.altomusic.com Also, Please Visit These Organizations & See What You Can Do to Help! ALEH https://www.aleh.org Schneider Children's Medical Center of Israel https://www.schneider.org.il/eng --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You Can Subscribe to This Podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher TuneIn & Spotify. Website: https://www.12citiesinisrael.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/12citiesinisrael Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/12citiesinisrael

Joel Zinberg, M.D., J.D., is a Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C., and an associate clinical professor of surgery at the Mount Sinai Icahn School of Medicine in New York. He served as general counsel and senior economist at the Council of Economic Advisers from 2017 to 2019, where he specialized in health policy.TOPIC: Death By Policy: Mortality statistics show that many people have died from lockdown-related causes, not from Covid-19!! Tristan Justice is a staff writer at The Federalist focusing on the 2020 presidential campaigns. He has also written for The Washington Examiner and The Daily Signal. Tristan graduated from George Washington University where he majored in political science and minored in journalism. TOPIC: Black Lives Matter Is Not A Peaceful Protest Group!! Sloan Rachmuth is the Executive Director of Pen & Shield, a nonprofit newsroom focused on covering government corruption, K-12 education, and religious bias in the U.S. She has been featured in the Federalist, the Daily Wire, Washington Examiner, JPost, and in other Conservative publications. TOPIC: Black Lives Matter In Public Schools Is Turning Kids Into Little Marxists!!

Beatie Deutsch is the Israeli national champion in the marathon and half marathon. As a mother of five young children, she has learned to apply her training to the real marathon of life. Beatie took up running just four years ago and recently went pro with the goal of qualifying for Tokyo 2020 and representing Israel in the Olympics. More than anything else, her journey has empowered her to dream big and keep pushing, a message Beatie is passionate about sharing with other women. Beatie is active on social media, a powerful speaker and has inspired thousands around the world through her posts and speeches. As an advocate for Beit Daniella, she has also made it her mission to help children struggling with mental health and raise awareness for this important cause. She is grateful for the opportunity to make a difference through her running. Beatie proudly represents Israel on the international stage and she was named one of the 50 most influential Jews of 2019 by JPost.  @marathonmother Marathon Mother Facebook Page Click here for a collection of at home fashion activities. To hear more episodes, subscribe and head over to Impactfashionnyc.com/blog/podcast. Be Impactful is presented by Impact Fashion, your destination for all things size inclusive modest fashion

Our interview this week is with Chris Bing, a cybersecurity reporter with Reuters, and John Scott-Railton, Senior Researcher at Citizen Lab and PhD student at UCLA. John coauthored Citizen Lab's report last week on BellTroX and Indian hackers for hire, and Chris reported for Reuters on the same organization's activities – and criminal exposure – in the United States. The most remarkable aspect of the story is how thoroughly normalized hacking legal and lobbying opponents seems to have become, at least in parts of the US legal and investigative ecosystem. I suggest that instead of a long extradition battle, the US give the head of BellTroX a ticket to the US and a guaranteed income for the next few years as a witness against his customers.    In the news roundup, Nick Weaver tells the remarkable story of how Facebook funded an exploit aimed at taking down a particularly vile online abuser of young girls who was nearly invulnerable because he was using TAILS, the secure, thumb drive-based communication system (Vice, Gizmodo). This is a great story because it really doesn't fit into any of the stilted narratives into which most internet security stories are usually jammed.   Nick also notes Big Tech's pledge to do more to stop child abuse online. I suggest that only Dr. Evil would be impressed by the amounts of money being invested in the campaign.   Well, another week, another Zoom bomb.  Now the company is taking heat because it terminated several Tiananmen Square commemorative Zoom sessions after China complained (NYT, Zoom). David Kris and I don't think Zoom had much choice about cutting off the Chinese customers.  Terminating the US account holder who organized a session, however, was a bad move – and one that's since been corrected by the company.    Nate Jones and I square off again for Round 545 on content moderation, spurred this time by reports that Sen. Josh Hawley is drafting legislation inspired by the Trump Administration's Section 230 EO. Meanwhile several Republican senators are pushing the FCC to act on the order. Nate and I find rare bipartisan common ground on the idea that Congress should require social media companies to take down foreign government online messaging – and maybe work with the US government to stop it at the source.   David reports on a fairly (and deservedly) obscure EU cloud independence project. It seems to have been embraced by Microsoft, which I accuse of going full AT&T – embracing government regulation as a competitive differentiator. As if to prove my point, Microsoft announces that it's getting out of the business of doing facial recognition for the police – until it can persuade Congress to regulate its competitors.   Why are spies targeting vaccine research? Nate highlights the excellent Risky Biz newsletter analysis of what drives COVID-19 cyberespionage.  Nick flags the potential significance of ARM wrestling, as the UK chip designer ARM fights its JV partner for control of its Chinese joint venture. Nick also assigns a “moderate” threat label to the latest Universal Plug n Pwn exploit. It's only moderate because there are so many pwned IOT devices already in a position to DDOS targets of opportunity.   In quick hits, I note that Israel has halted its controversial use of intelligence capabilities to monitor the spread of the coronavirus, but the government reserves the right to revive monitoring if a second wave shows up (JPost, Yahoo). Poor Brewster Kahle is looking like an internet hippie who fell asleep at Woodstock and woke up at Altamont. The Internet Archive is ending its program of offering free, unrestricted copies of e-books, but the publishers who sued over that program may decide to keep suing until they've broken his entire “digital library” model, and maybe the Internet Archive as well (NYT, Ars Technica). That would be a shame. Finally, you can have a thousand talents, but honesty may not be one of them. Charles Lieber, the Harvard University professor arrested for lying about his lucrative China contracts, has now been indicted on false statement charges.  Download the 320th Episode (mp3).  You can subscribe to The Cyberlaw Podcast using iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Pocket Casts, or our RSS feed. As always, The Cyberlaw Podcast is open to feedback. Be sure to engage with @stewartbaker on Twitter. Send your questions, comments, and suggestions for topics or interviewees to CyberlawPodcast@steptoe.com. Remember: If your suggested guest appears on the show, we will send you a highly coveted Cyberlaw Podcast mug! The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of their institutions, clients, friends, families, or pets.

Gil Hoffman reflects on the impact of the coronavirus on the State of Israel and on him personally. While he is currently in the United States and dreading the quarantine he will face upon his return to Israel, he expresses admiration for Israel leading the way in the precautionary measures being taken to prevent the spread of the virus. He speaks about the challenges facing Israel as the "light unto the nations" and how wonderful it would be if Israelis find the cure. He pays tribute to his wife, Jpost.com editor Maayan Hoffman, who has been covering the coronavirus while holding down the fort back home. He also explains the three possibilities for Israel politically: A minority coalition, a unity government and a fourth election. Photo by CDC on Unsplash Gil@thelandofisrael.com facebook.com/TheLandofIsraelcom twitter.com/thelandofisrael youtube.com/user/thelandofisrael

Today on TruNews we discuss the Christian Zionist endorsement of President Trump’s bloody assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, and the shifting talk points being employed to justify murder in Iraq, and war with Iran. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart, Edward Szall.

On this week's Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, an interview with JNS.org and Jerusalem Post columnist Ruthie Blum. In her latest Jpost column Blum explains how President Trump's liquidation of Iranian master terrorist Qasem Soleimani shows that despite previous perceptions, Israel is not alone in it's fight to keep Iran in check and in preventing the mullahs from acquiring nuclear weapons. Photo Credit: Flickr / David Pacey

Today on TruNews we discuss the Christian Zionist endorsement of President Trump’s bloody assassination of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, and the shifting talk points being employed to justify murder in Iraq, and war with Iran. Rick Wiles, Doc Burkhart, Edward Szall.

Trudeau and the SNC Lavalin scandal eviscerated by Michelle Rempel in Canadian Parliament - Youtube Trudeau's disgrace is like watching a unicorn get run over by a truck - Guardian Pakistan and India air strikes threaten WWIII and then go quiet? Interesting timing. - News.com.au George Pell, Australian Archbishop and #3 at the Vatican found guilty of child abuse - News.com.au Actress Natasha Jait found dead in Buenos Aires home months after threatening to blow the lid off an Elite pedophile ring. Claimed beforehand would not kill self. Name a current very powerful world figure from Buenos Aires related to previous story. My own story of how I learned about the centuries (millennia?) of history of child abuse of the Catholic Church being uncovered now. Betrayal by the ones we are taught to trust the most. - LA Times, 2004 Unusual story about a 1 year old humpback whale calf ended up dead, stranded on an island in the Amazon 15 meters from the water, on it's back. WTF? - News.com.au Isis child bride Shemima Begum wants to return from Britain after having fled her homeland in 2015 at the age of 15. On the one hand children especially teens, make mistake. On the other hand, giving succor to the sworn enemy of your country. On a related note, an American Isis bride's social media posts are not helping her cause. - Jpost.com

A.G. to revealing recommendations before election According to an Israeli channel 2 news report Tuesday night, attorney general Avichai Mandelblit is seeking to announce his decision on whether or not to indict Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu before the upcoming elections. 2. Jair Bolsonaro inaugurated as president of Brazil Newly elected Brazilian President Jair bolsonaro was inaugurated by the national congress in Brasilia yesterday promising to uphold the constitution, and fight for all Brazilians as he begins his four year term. 3. Netanyahu gets ‘red-carpet' treatment in Brazil Davidi Hermelin, President of The Int'l Center For Public Diplomacy In Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the Prime Minister Netanyahu and his family's visit in Brazil. Jair Bolsonaro inaugurated as president of Brazil After meetings with the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernandez and the U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo it was officially announced that Honduras will move their embassy to Jerusalem and ILTV'S Joy Gavillon is here with the news. Pompeo & Netanyahu meet on inauguration sidelines U-S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reassured Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu that the United States would continue to cooperate and coordinate with Israel over the Middle East; regardless of the American troop withdrawal from Syria. Livni: Gabbay not a real candidate for PM Long-time Jpost columnist and Israel advocate, Caroline Glick, announced today that she will be joining Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked's new party, Hayemin Hachadash, or the new right. Lieberman reportedly reveals part of US peace plan Despite the tight-lipped seal surrounding information on the U-S' long awaited Israel-Palestine peace plan, former defense minister and Yisrael-Beiteinu party leader Avigdor Lieberman has reportedly given some details to the PA, two weeks before his resignation in November. Gaza sea barrier nearing completion Construction of the nautical-barrier between Gaza and Israel is nearing completion. Now, in addition to preventing incursion by land and by tunnel with both the above and below-ground barriers around the strip, the Israeli Defense Forces will also be able to prevent illegal flotillas, or commandos coming by sea. Security forces arrest 15 Palestinians overnight Last night, IDF soldiers, Shin Bet Forces, border police, the Israel police in Judea and Samaria and Baka'a detained 15 Palestinians suspected of involvement in terrorist activities and violent disturbances against citizens and army forces. Knesset passes major anti-tobacco bill After a long and arduous battle, the Knesset this week has finally approved a series of regulations on tobacco products in Israel. Number of Hi-Tech exits drops by 33% in 2018 The number of Israeli hi-tech exits - or companies that were merged, sold or taken public - sharply declined in 2018 according to a PWC Israel 2018 exits report. Art on the walls of the white city The walls of Tel Aviv are no strangers to a little street art & graffiti - and the residents of the city only have love and appreciation for it.  So much so that tons of art tours are offered around the city and ILTV'S Emanuelle Kadosh, who got the chance to join one recently is here now with us in the studio to tell us all about it. Hebrew word Of The Day: KHALUFA | חלופה= ALTERNATIVE Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "khalufa" which means "alternative" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ashley Blaker is a British comedian and television producer. He has been described by JPost as "the UK's only Orthodox stand-up comedian." Blaker is a writer for TV and radio and was producer of Little Britain. Ashley joins an esteemed returning panel of expat British pundits to discuss the English Premier League Player of the Season so far. Guest pundits panel: Yisrolik Kievman (Liverpool) Rabbi Yisroel Beenstock (Manchester) Rabbi Yisroel 'Teddy' Newman (London) Sheldon Kaye (Manchester) Menahem Weinstein (London)

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Great interview with a world-record holder and awesome wing chef and wingpreneur (yeah, I just coined that) Eytan White. In this interview you will learn about what the steps were he took to open the first Wing Bar in Israel and the amazing Hashagacha Protis stories along the way. You’ll hear about the World Record he holds with a couple of other people for the largest Shabbos Meal ever to take place! If you are thinking about opening a restaurant (especially in Israel) you will want to listen to this interview. Name: Eytan White Website: http://wings.co.il (www.wings.co.il )– great domain name LinkedIn: https://il.linkedin.com/pub/eytan-white/24/201/b39 (Eytan on LinkedIn) Lives In: Tel-Aviv (From New Rochelle, NY) https://frumentrepreneur.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/eytan_white_wings.jpg () http://www.americardpayment.com/frumentrepreneur/ (This Episode is Sponsored By:) http://www.americardpayment.com/frumentrepreneur/ () http://www.americardpayment.com/frumentrepreneur/ (CLICK THIS LINK FOR A SPECIAL OFFER JUST FOR OUR LISTENERS!) https://frumentrepreneur.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/wings.co_.il_.jpg () People, Companies, Products & Books Mentioned in this Podcast Amir White https://frumentrepreneur.com/the-frum-entrepreneur-episode-2-interview-with-mordy-rapp-amir-white-from-video-sparks/ (Frum Entrepreneur Episode 2: Interview with Amir White and Mordy Rapp from VideoSparks) http://www.jpost.com/Not-Just-News/Get-down-and-dirty-and-delicious-376176 (The Article in JPOST that my Mother Showed me about the Wing Bar) http://www.levhatorah.org/ (Lev HaTorah (Eytan was part of the first class)) http://www.sunyrockland.edu/ (Rockland Community College) http://www.umd.edu/ (University of Maryland) http://www.touroisrael.org/ (Touro College) http://www.ivolunteer.org.il/Eng/Index.asp?ArticleID=541&CategoryID=125 (Machal Volunteer Program) http://www.whitecityshabbat.com/ (White City Shabbat) https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/guinness-book-of-world-records-world-s-largest-shabbat-dinner#/story (Successful Crowdfunding Campaign for Largest Shabbat Dinner on Indiegogo) http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/largest-shabbat-dinner (Documented on Guinness World records!) http://amyisraelfoundation.org/jaymshultz/ (Jay M. Shultz) http://www.hangar11.co.il/ (Hangar 11) Asaf Zamir Leon Alkelay Robert Ben Or http://www.schnitzi.com/ (Schnitzi) http://wtop.com/nfl/2015/01/super-bowl-sunday-1-25b-chicken-wings-eaten/ (1.25 billion chicken wings eaten on Super Bowl Sunday) http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Anchor_Bar (Anchor Bar – Home of the Original Buffalo Wings) https://il.linkedin.com/pub/mordy-rapp/16/b41/235 (Mordy Rapp) Quote “Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.” Confucious ——— https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-frum-entrepreneur/id975678776 (Are you enjoying this podcast? Please take 30 seconds and rate it on iTunes! Every 5 Stars helps us get more noticed!) To learn more about me, please check out http://nachum.co (Nachum.co) Thank you for listening!!  

Critical Mass Podcast #6 is out! Hosted by Ian Woolf and featuring Jason Brown, Dave The Happy Singer and Anthony Englund. Topics include Religion and the Law Pope, Pell, Condoms and AIDS A lighter look at Pesach and Easter Plus theme music by Dave The Happy Singer and a music interlude from Baby Hammer Death. Show notes and links: Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras http://www.mardigras.org.au/ HREOC: Religion and belief in the 21st Century http://www.hreoc.gov.au/frb/index.html Papal Statement on Condoms and AIDS http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7947460.stm Pell Agrees with Pope's Condom Claim http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/1015108/Pell-agrees-with-Pope%27s-con... Rape Row Sparks Excommunications http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7926694.stm The Kosher Phone http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1170359851870&pagename=JPost%... Ann Holmes Redding, the Muslim Episcopalian http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/04/02/muslim.minister.defrocked/index.html John Safran Crucified http://www.smh.com.au/world/john-safran-crucified-for-religion-report-20... ABC Fora on the licence to offend http://www.abc.net.au/tv/fora/stories/2009/04/03/2534072.htm