Call Me Back - with Dan Senor

Jared Cohen, the Co-Head of the Office of Applied Innovation at Goldman Sachs, shares insights on the Middle East, including interactions with Israeli, Jordanian, and Palestinian officials. Topics cover war perspectives, regional dynamics, and the geopolitical evolution of the Gulf region. The conversation also delves into the legacy of Benjamin Netanyahu and explores voter sentiments towards political leaders.

Nadav Eyal analyzes Defense Minister Gallant's speech on Gaza's future, criticizes lack of post-war plan, and discusses potential catastrophic outcomes. The podcast explores political turmoil in Israel, military rule in Gaza versus Lebanon, challenges and strategies in Gaza, and potential leadership shifts.

Dr. Tal Becker discusses uncertainty in Israeli society, conflicts with Hamas, and displaced Israelis. The conversation delves into celebrating Independence Day amidst tensions, solidarity, and challenges like anti-Semitism. They explore Israel's quest for safety, unity in crises, strategic objectives, power dynamics in conflict, and the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discusses Israel's Memorial Day and ongoing war, focusing on the necessity for IDF operations in Gaza, potential 'Day After Plan,' hostage negotiations, and the idea of exile for Hamas leaders. The podcast delves into historical perspectives, challenges faced by Israel, Hamas's strategic assets, and navigating international pressure to defend sovereignty.

Sheryl Sandberg, tech industry executive, discusses her focus on fighting Rape Denialism through her documentary 'Screams Before Silence'. She shares her journey, reflections on Israel, challenges of free speech on college campuses, and advocacy for Israel and democracy.

Nadav Eyal discusses the failed hostage deal between Israel and Hamas, delving into the complexities of negotiations. They explore Israel's concessions, Hamas' new deal, and the IDF's operation in Rafah. The podcast also touches on the Israeli-Egyptian alliance, US pressure on Israel, and the quest for regional stability.

Journalist and author Frank Bruni talks about the blame culture towards Jews post 10/07, the debate on college campuses, and the shocking discourse following the massacre. He discusses how some universities handle the issue better than others, drawing insights from his experience at the Times and as a professor at a top American university.

Guest Haviv Rettig Gur discusses Israel's tough choice between military action in Rafah or pursuing a hostage deal with Hamas, amidst geopolitical shifts in the Middle East. Topics include Secretary Blinken's visit, Riyadh's defense pact with the U.S., and Hamas' solidarity with American students.

Rachel Goldberg and Jon Polin discuss seeing proof of life of their son Hersh Goldberg-Polin for the first time after he was severely wounded and taken hostage by Hamas. They talk about Hersh's video, his severe injury, decision to approve media release, reactions to US campus protests, and the possibility of Israeli elections amidst the crisis.

Journalist Michael Powell discusses his experience covering the encampment movement at Columbia University, exploring challenges faced by students, media engagement strategies, conflicting perspectives on Israel and Zionism, and post-event divides within the campus community.