Call Me Back - with Dan Senor

Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, discusses the 10/07 attacks on US citizens by Hamas. The lawsuit against Iran, Syria, and North Korea for supporting Hamas is highlighted. The podcast delves into anti-Semitism, legal actions against state sponsors of terror, and the rise of anti-Semitic sentiments in protests.

Middle East experts Haviv Rettig Gur & journalist Nadav Eyal discuss Israel's hostage deal with Hamas, potential ceasefire implications on Northern border, IDF challenges, Hamas/Hezbollah/Iran strategy, and Israel's deterrence history.

Israeli security apparatus proposes ending Gaza war to achieve military goals and create calm. Tensions with US over weapon shipments, Arab nations support peace initiatives, Israel's credibility with Biden admin, defensive warfare approaches, hopes for ceasefire in Israel-Palestine conflict.

Republican strategist Mike Murphy discusses American politics post-debate, Biden's options, challenges, and global impact. Topics include Biden's debate performance, potential retirement, vice president selection, US-Israel relations, and the uncertainties surrounding Biden's nomination.

Noa Tishby and Emmanuel Acho discuss their book 'Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew' and the importance of addressing difficult topics like anti-Semitism and Black-Jewish interactions. They share insights on the historical relationship between the Black and Jewish communities, the evolution of anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism, navigating misunderstandings around Zionism, and personal reflections on combating hatred.

Journalist Ronen Bergman discusses the intelligence failures of the IDF during the Gaza war, exploring Hamas tactics, tunnel systems, and lessons from past conflicts like the Yom Kippur War. The podcast delves into the challenges faced by Israeli intelligence services and the implications for future security decisions.

Prof. Netta Barak-Corren discusses a 28-page document for 'day after' planning in Gaza post-Hamas. They analyze strategies for rebuilding, compare post-war scenarios of Germany and Japan with Hamas, and explore lessons from dealing with ISIS in Iraq. The discussion includes de-radicalization strategies, governance post-conflict, and the importance of allyship with moderate Arab partners for stability.

Actor, director, and comedian Michael Rapaport discusses his energetic advocacy for Israel and the Jewish people, addressing criticism and the challenges of being outspoken. He shares personal stories about his Jewish upbringing and reflects on standing up against anti-Semitism. The podcast explores his confrontational social media presence, the evolution of Jewish identity, and the importance of recognizing American Israelis at the State of the Union.

Israeli journalist Nadav Eyal discusses the looming war with Hezbollah in Israel, the challenges of negotiating with Hamas, and the complexities of a potential two-front war with Hamas in the south and Hezbollah in the north. The podcast highlights the escalating tensions, UN Security Council resolutions violations by Hezbollah, and the dilemmas faced by decision-makers in Israel's defense strategies.

Dr. Micah Goodman discusses divisions in Israeli society, focusing on the Haredi military exemption, trust deficit, and nationalism vs. liberalism. The podcast explores the odd model in the ultra-Orthodox community and societal anxieties in Israel, balancing anxiety with hope for the future.