Welcome to Times Will Tell, the weekly podcast from The Times of Israel. 

This week, we're speaking to Samekh Zakout and Uriya Rosenman, the Arab rapper and Israeli educator who banded together in the last year to put their frustrations, thoughts and ideas into two raps so far, the first of which, “Bo Nedaber Dugri,” (Let’s Talk Straight), a six-minute, 28-second rap, went viral when released in May.

They had been working together for months, but the impetus for releasing the first rap in May were the riots that raged through Israel's mixed cities.

Now the two have released their second rap, "Munfas," and are on the road in Israel, speaking to Arabs and Jews, sometimes together, about what this country needs in order to find different solutions for future generations.

Times Will Tell podcasts are available for download on iTunes, TuneIn, Pocket Casts, Stitcher, PlayerFM or wherever you get your podcasts.

IMAGE: Samekh Zakout, left and Uriya Rosenman of Dugri, the straight-talking rap pair who aim to find a different narrative for young Arabs and Jews in Israel.

Welcome to Times Will Tell, the weekly podcast from The Times of Israel.&nbsp;
This week, we're speaking to Samekh Zakout and Uriya Rosenman, the Arab rapper and Israeli educator who banded together in the last year to put their frustrations, thoughts and ideas into two raps so far, the first of which, &ldquo;Bo Nedaber Dugri,&rdquo; (Let&rsquo;s Talk Straight), a six-minute, 28-second rap, went viral when released in May.
They had been working together for months, but the impetus for releasing the first rap in May were the riots that raged through Israel's mixed cities.
Now the two have released their second rap, "Munfas," and are on the road in Israel, speaking to Arabs and Jews, sometimes together, about what this country needs in order to find different solutions for future generations.
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IMAGE: Samekh Zakout, left and Uriya Rosenman of Dugri, the straight-talking rap pair who aim to find a different narrative for young Arabs and Jews in Israel.

The Times of Israel deputy editor Amanda Borschel-Dan asks the big questions facing Israel and the Jewish people

The Times of Israel deputy editor Amanda Borschel-Dan asks the big questions facing Israel and the Jewish people

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The Times of Israel deputy editor <a href="https://www.timesofisrael.com/writers/amanda-borschel-dan/">Amanda Borschel-Dan</a> asks the big questions facing Israel and the Jewish people