Jacob Magid

Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel, gives concise analysis of U.S. policy, military moves, and diplomatic dynamics around the Iran conflict. He discusses timelines for ending the war and the likelihood of U.S. ground operations. He unpacks air campaign effects, Tehran’s resilience, and rising U.S. concern over extremist settler violence in the West Bank.

Jacob Magid, the U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel, shares insights on the newly formed Board of Peace aimed at overseeing Gaza. He discusses the controversial inclusion of Turkey and Qatar, raising Israeli concerns amidst ongoing diplomatic tensions. Magid also highlights the challenges faced by Palestinian technocrats stuck in Cairo and the dire humanitarian conditions in Gaza. The episode delves into funding needs and the board's ambitious global goals, presenting a complex picture of peace efforts in the region.

Jacob Magid, U.S. Bureau Chief for The Times of Israel, offers on-the-ground reporting on U.S.-Israel ties. He unpacks the private Netanyahu–Trump White House meeting and competing U.S.-Israeli frames on Iran talks. He outlines the upcoming Board of Peace meeting, a new PA draft constitution, expanded Israeli West Bank measures, and a surprising AIPAC intervention in a New Jersey primary.

Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel, provides concise reporting on U.S.-Middle East policy. He discusses upcoming indirect talks in Geneva over sanctions and nuclear demands. He outlines military timing and negotiation gaps. He covers the Board of Peace meeting, Gaza reconstruction pledges, and Israel’s 60-day disarmament ultimatum for Hamas.

In this discussion, Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel, unpacks Trump's pledge of support for Iranian protesters amid escalating violence, questioning the implications of U.S. intervention. He also delves into the complex dynamics of negotiations regarding Gaza, including a new Palestinian technocratic committee and the controversial use of withheld funds for reconstruction. Finally, he addresses Trump's comments on rising antisemitism within the Republican party and his reassurances of support for Israel.

Jacob Magid, U.S. Bureau Chief for The Times of Israel, offers on-the-ground Washington reporting. He breaks down the U.S. evacuation advisory and the administration's mixed messaging about war aims. Multiple officials' differing statements, shifting timelines, and international reactions are discussed in short, sharp segments.

Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel, gives on-the-record analysis of U.S.-Israel ties and Middle East shifts. He breaks down Trump’s mixed messaging on when the Iran conflict might end. He outlines threats over oil exports, tensions around Iran’s new leader, and behind-the-scenes U.S. diplomatic and military moves.

Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief and reporter on U.S.-Israel relations, offers on-the-ground analysis. He breaks down Trump’s Iran rhetoric and strike threats. He reviews limited U.S. response to a West Bank settler killing and the embassy’s consular pop-ups in settlements. He covers the Board of Peace talks and the tough road to Gaza reconstruction.

Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel, shares insights on U.S. efforts to advance phase two of the Gaza ceasefire. He discusses the establishment of a technocratic Board of Peace and the strategic cooperation between Trump and Netanyahu, aimed at smoothing over public disagreements. While exploring the proposed weapons buyback plan for Hamas, he highlights the positive developments like Palestinians gaining access to 4G in the West Bank after a long wait. Tune in for a deep dive into these pressing issues!

Jacob Magid, U.S. bureau chief for The Times of Israel and lead reporter on American and regional diplomacy, breaks down President Trump’s surprise claim of talks with Iran and a last-minute pause on strikes. He outlines who’s mediating, why Gulf states seek long-term damage rather than a quick ceasefire, shifts in U.S. military posture, and a new phased proposal to disarm Gaza.