I caught up with Professor Kobi Michael, one of the architects of Israel 2.0. We look at how the war in Gaza is progressing and what Israel is doing to set the stage for the reconstruction of Gaza. Kobi also has done some analysis to reveal 'What Can We Learn From the Public Opinion Polls in Palestinian Society?'. This is the complete interview with Professor Kobi Michael.

I caught up with Professor Kobi Michael, one of the architects of <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzg0NzM0NjI2OTkxMzIyNDQsXCJyXCI6MTM4NDczNDc1NDAzNjc5NDM5fSIsInMiOiJkNzJiYzU3ZDQ0ZDhlNjNjIn0" data-link-id="138473462699132244" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">Israel 2.0</a>. We look at how the war in Gaza is progressing and what Israel is doing to set the stage for the reconstruction of Gaza. Kobi also has done some analysis to reveal '<a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzg0NzM0NjI3MDMzMjY1ODcsXCJyXCI6MTM4NDczNDc1NDAzNjc5NDM5fSIsInMiOiI4OWI4ODk5ZTFlN2QxZTJmIn0" data-link-id="138473462703326587" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">What Can We Learn From the Public Opinion Polls in Palestinian Society?</a>'. This is the complete interview with Professor Kobi Michael.

Eliminating Hamas

Dr Sophie Scamps (Michael Genchner)

Solving Gaza (Prof Kobi Michael)

Palestinian Sovereignty (Ray Hadley)

Very soon after Oct 7th last year Dr Sophie Scamps, the Teal member in Mackellar in NSW, was accusing Israel of war crimes. Her rhetoric on the war in Gaza shows her to be just like the Greens with her anti-Israel animus. I speak with Michael Genchner, the CEO for StandWithUs in Australia, about how Scamps is pushing her anti-Israel agenda and misrepresenting the people of Australia. The full interview is available as a separate podcast.(0:37-24:17)

I catch up with Professor Kobi Michael, one of the architects of Israel 2.0. We look at how the war in Gaza is progressing and what Israel is doing to set the stage for the reconstruction of Gaza. Kobi also has done some analysis to reveal 'What Can We Learn From the Public Opinion Polls in Palestinian Society?'. The full interview is available as a separate podcast. (24:17-50:01)

Ray Hadley (2GB) explains why the Labor government is endorsing this notion of Palestinian sovereignty that is being 'ordained' by the United Nations.(50:01-57:22)

Very soon after Oct 7th last year Dr Sophie Scamps, the Teal member in Mackellar in NSW, was accusing Israel of war crimes. Her rhetoric on the war in Gaza shows her to be just like the Greens with her anti-Israel animus. I speak with Michael Genchner, the CEO for <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzg0NzM0NjI2OTM4ODkzMjUsXCJyXCI6MTM4NDczNDc1NDAzNjc5NDM5fSIsInMiOiJmYTRiYjZiZTQ5NTI0ZTNjIn0" data-link-id="138473462693889325" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1">StandWithUs in Australia</a>, about how Scamps is pushing her anti-Israel agenda and misrepresenting the people of Australia. The full interview is available as a separate podcast.(0:37-24:17)
I catch up with Professor Kobi Michael, one of the architects of <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzg0NzM0NjI2OTkxMzIyNDQsXCJyXCI6MTM4NDczNDc1NDAzNjc5NDM5fSIsInMiOiJkNzJiYzU3ZDQ0ZDhlNjNjIn0" data-link-id="138473462699132244" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">Israel 2.0</a>. We look at how the war in Gaza is progressing and what Israel is doing to set the stage for the reconstruction of Gaza. Kobi also has done some analysis to reveal '<a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzg0NzM0NjI3MDMzMjY1ODcsXCJyXCI6MTM4NDczNDc1NDAzNjc5NDM5fSIsInMiOiI4OWI4ODk5ZTFlN2QxZTJmIn0" data-link-id="138473462703326587" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">What Can We Learn From the Public Opinion Polls in Palestinian Society?</a>'. The full interview is available as a separate podcast. (24:17-50:01)
Ray Hadley (2GB) explains why the Labor government is endorsing this notion of Palestinian sovereignty that is being 'ordained' by the United Nations.(50:01-57:22)

Dr Sophie Scamps (Michael Genchner), Solving Gaza (Prof Kobi Michael), Palestinian Sovereignty (Ray Hadley)

Dr Sophie Scamps, Eliminating Hamas, Ray Hadley

Very soon after Oct 7th last year Dr Sophie Scamps, the Teal member in Mackellar in NSW, was accusing Israel of war crimes. Her rhetoric on the war in Gaza shows her to be just like the Greens with her anti-Israel animus. I speak with Michael Genchner, the CEO for StandWithUs in Australia, about how Scamps is pushing her anti-Israel agenda and misrepresenting the people of Australia.

Very soon after Oct 7th last year Dr Sophie Scamps, the Teal member in Mackellar in NSW, was accusing Israel of war crimes. Her rhetoric on the war in Gaza shows her to be just like the Greens with her anti-Israel animus. I speak with Michael Genchner, the CEO for <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzg0NzM0NjI2OTM4ODkzMjUsXCJyXCI6MTM4NDczNDc1NDAzNjc5NDM5fSIsInMiOiJmYTRiYjZiZTQ5NTI0ZTNjIn0" data-link-id="138473462693889325" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1">StandWithUs in Australia</a>, about how Scamps is pushing her anti-Israel agenda and misrepresenting the people of Australia.

Dr Sophie Scamps, Emanuel School

Macron Mania

Trump for Israel

Saudi duplicity

Stand Together

400 Days

A major incident occurred in Jerusalem involving Israeli security forces entering a French-administered property. Two French security officials with diplomatic status were briefly detained last week after France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot was due to visit the compound of The Church of the Pater Noster on the Mount of Olives in occupied East Jerusalem. A French court reversed a government ban on Israeli firms participating in the Euronaval arms show. Macron is proving to be no friend of Israel. (0:34-10:14)

Brian Hook served as a top official during the first Trump administration as the US envoy to Iran. He joined CNN's Becky Anderson to discuss what Trump's foreign policy, particularly in regard to the Middle East, will look like. (10:14-21:41)

Dr Mordechai Kedar is an Israeli scholar of Arab culture and a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University who doesn’t mince his words. We spoke about the Saudi summit on the crisis in Lebanon and Gaza, that has just taken place inRiyadh, where Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince was backing Iran and accusing Israel of genocide. (21:41-38:11)

The Jewish Federations of North America and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations hosted “Stand Together: An Event of Unity, Strength and Resilience,” (38:11-43:36)

Jews of Melbourne met in Caulfield Park in Melbourne to be part of a special installation marking a painful milestone: 400 days in captivity for a considerable nuimber of Israeli hostages still in the clutches of Hamas. (43:36-55:09)

A major incident occurred in Jerusalem involving Israeli security forces entering a French-administered property. Two French security officials with diplomatic status were briefly detained last week after France's Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot was due to visit the compound of The Church of the Pater Noster on the Mount of Olives in occupied East Jerusalem. A French court reversed a government ban on Israeli firms participating in the Euronaval arms show. Macron is proving to be no friend of Israel. (0:34-10:14)
Brian Hook served as a top official during the first Trump administration as the US envoy to Iran. He joined CNN's Becky Anderson to discuss what Trump's foreign policy, particularly in regard to the Middle East, will look like. (10:14-21:41)
Dr Mordechai Kedar is an Israeli scholar of Arab culture and a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University who doesn’t mince his words. We spoke about the Saudi summit on the crisis in Lebanon and Gaza, that has just taken place in Riyadh, where Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudi crown prince was backing Iran and accusing Israel of genocide. (21:41-38:11)
The Jewish Federations of North America and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations hosted <a href="https://www.jewishfederations.org/fedworld/stand-together-a-jewish-community-event-of-unity-and-resilience-in-dc-478327">“Stand Together: An Event of Unity, Strength and Resilience,”</a> (38:11-43:36)
Jews of Melbourne met in Caulfield Park in Melbourne to be part of a special installation marking a painful milestone: 400 days in captivity for a considerable nuimber of Israeli hostages still in the clutches of Hamas. (43:36-55:09)

Macron Mania, Trump for Israel (Brian Hook), Saudi duplicity (Dr Mordechai Kedar), Stand Together, 400 Days (Jews of Melbourne)

Macron Mania, Trump for Israel, Saudi duplicity, Stand Together, 400 Days

Last Friday November 1st was Palestine National Day and the Australian Palestinian Advocacy Network (APAN), the main organization lobbying for the Palestinian cause in Melbourne had received a $25K grant from the Victorian government  to honour Palestinian culture and heritage in what they said would be a profound act of resilience and resistance. Their supporters were exhorted to come to Federation Square in Melbourne to honour the rich history of Palestine and the unbreakable spirit of the Palestinian people.

I had chosen to visit Federation Square to see if APAN were adhering to the requirement that their event not be political.  Aside from one of the participants proclaiming over a loudspeaker the antisemitic catch-cry ‘Palestine will be free from the river to the sea’ the atmosphere was quite different from what one sees at the weekly protest rallies that have been taking place ever since the atrocities of Oct 7th last year.

I decided to approach some of the attendees to see what they could tell me about the significance of Palestine National Day.

Audio 1

Audio 2

I spoke with a man named Bruce who was manning one of the stalls who said it referred to a day proclaimed in the 1960s and he concurred that the date is supposed to be Nov 15th, but Federation Square had apparently been booked out on that day.  Undaunted I continued my quest to see if anyone attending Palestine National Day could tell me what the day signified.

Audio 3

I pressed on and next spoke with a young man who was clearly incensed by what he has been seeing and experiencing.

Audio 4

With the next person I spoke to I hit the jackpot.

As you just heard I hit the jackpot with the last person with whom I spoke. My point is that pro-Palestinian supporters are largely ignorant of any history that pertains to the Palestinian cause.
This has already been made evident in other situations where pro-Palestine supporters have been questioned about their mantra ‘Palestine will be free from the river to the sea’, inquiring as to what river and sea is alluded to there.
It is patently obvious that pro-Palestine supporters have been fed a diet of propaganda and know very little about the narrative they espouse. I ask myself - what hope have we as Jews to turn things around and counter Jew-hatred if this is the level of ignorance with which we have to deal?

Last Friday November 1st was Palestine National Day and the Australian Palestinian Advocacy Network (APAN), the main organization lobbying for the Palestinian cause in Melbourne had received a $25K grant from the Victorian government  to honour Palestinian culture and heritage in what they said would be a profound act of resilience and resistance. Their supporters were exhorted to come to Federation Square in Melbourne to honour the rich history of Palestine and the unbreakable spirit of the Palestinian people.
I had chosen to visit Federation Square to see if APAN were adhering to the requirement that their event not be political.  Aside from one of the participants proclaiming over a loudspeaker the antisemitic catch-cry ‘Palestine will be free from the river to the sea’ the atmosphere was quite different from what one sees at the weekly protest rallies that have been taking place ever since the atrocities of Oct 7th last year.
I decided to approach some of the attendees to see what they could tell me about the significance of Palestine National Day.
Audio 1
Audio 2
I spoke with a man named Bruce who was manning one of the stalls who said it referred to a day proclaimed in the 1960s and he concurred that the date is supposed to be Nov 15th, but Federation Square had apparently been booked out on that day.  Undaunted I continued my quest to see if anyone attending Palestine National Day could tell me what the day signified.
Audio 3
I pressed on and next spoke with a young man who was clearly incensed by what he has been seeing and experiencing.
Audio 4
With the next person I spoke to I hit the jackpot.
As you just heard I hit the jackpot with the last person with whom I spoke. My point is that pro-Palestinian supporters are largely ignorant of any history that pertains to the Palestinian cause. This has already been made evident in other situations where pro-Palestine supporters have been questioned about their mantra ‘Palestine will be free from the river to the sea’, inquiring as to what river and sea is alluded to there. It is patently obvious that pro-Palestine supporters have been fed a diet of propaganda and know very little about the narrative they espouse. I ask myself - what hope have we as Jews to turn things around and counter Jew-hatred if this is the level of ignorance with which we have to deal?

Palestine National Day

UNRWA is to be banned from operating in Israel and I speak with MK Sharren Haskel about this move.

UNRWA is to be banned from operating in Israel and I speak with MK Sharren Haskel about this move.

UNRWA banned 

I interview Uri Marantz, who directed the film King Khat which is screening at JIFF. This is the complete interview.

I interview Uri Marantz, who directed the film <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzcxMTc5MDU3Mjk4ODE0NTIsXCJyXCI6MTM3MTE3OTA1OTExMjg1NTMyfSIsInMiOiJmMzVhNThkMzMwNDk5ZjMwIn0" data-link-id="137117905729881452" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">King Khat</a> which is screening at <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzcxMTc5MDU3MzQwNzU3NjYsXCJyXCI6MTM3MTE3OTA1OTExMjg1NTMyfSIsInMiOiIxNjczNzEwNmQ3YzhmZTdjIn0" data-link-id="137117905734075766" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">JIFF</a>. This is the complete interview.

King Khat

The Galeed Exhibition

UNRWA

Through innovative, virtual reality technology, the 'Galeed' exhibition invites you to explore and remember the events of October 7, 2023, in Israel, capturing the essence of that pivotal day. These memories are collectively experienced in an interactive and meaningful manner, bridging the past, present, and future. This unique experience provides a special opportunity to share memories, foster connections, and preserve them as part of the collective and personal narrative.

I speak with Oren Ben-Yosef about this unique installation, which is being deployed and made accessible to communities worldwide. (0:33-19:11)

UNRWA is to be banned from operating in Israel and I speak with MK Sharren Haskel about this move. (19:11-35:44)

I interview Uri Marantz, who directed the film King Khat which is screening at JIFF. (35:45-47:19)

On Friday Nov 1st I visit Federation Square in Melbourne to find out about Palestine National Day.(47:19-57:25)

Through innovative, virtual reality technology, the <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzcxMTc5MDU3MjU2ODcxMzksXCJyXCI6MTM3MTE3OTA1OTExMjg1NTMyfSIsInMiOiJiNWViZmVjNTk0ZGMwZTQ1In0" data-link-id="137117905725687139" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1">'Galeed' exhibition</a> invites you to explore and remember the events of October 7, 2023, in Israel, capturing the essence of that pivotal day. These memories are collectively experienced in an interactive and meaningful manner, bridging the past, present, and future. This unique experience provides a special opportunity to share memories, foster connections, and preserve them as part of the collective and personal narrative.
I speak with Oren Ben-Yosef about this unique installation, which is being deployed and made accessible to communities worldwide. (0:33-19:11)
UNRWA is to be banned from operating in Israel and I speak with MK Sharren Haskel about this move. (19:11-35:44) I interview Uri Marantz, who directed the film <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzcxMTc5MDU3Mjk4ODE0NTIsXCJyXCI6MTM3MTE3OTA1OTExMjg1NTMyfSIsInMiOiJmMzVhNThkMzMwNDk5ZjMwIn0" data-link-id="137117905729881452" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">King Khat</a> which is screening at <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tf/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzcxMTc5MDU3MzQwNzU3NjYsXCJyXCI6MTM3MTE3OTA1OTExMjg1NTMyfSIsInMiOiIxNjczNzEwNmQ3YzhmZTdjIn0" data-link-id="137117905734075766" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">JIFF</a>. (35:45-47:19) On Friday Nov 1st I visit Federation Square in Melbourne to find out about Palestine National Day.(47:19-57:25)

The Galeed Exhibition (Oren ben-Yosef), UNRWA (MK Sharren Haskell), King Khat (Uri Marantz), Palestine National Day

The Galeed Exhibition, UNRWA, King Khat and Palestine National Day

The full interview with Yael Schlichting, who was born in 1965 in Munich and wasn't brought up Jewish. Her political conscience was kick started in September 1972 following the massacre of the Israeli Olympic team in her home town and after the Yom Kippur war it grew stronger. For a short period she was a member of the Free Democratic Party in Germany, but quit frustrated with its equivocations about freedom.

She has left Germany because she doesn't feel safe there, suggesting that freedom is something the vast majority of the Germans don't value. She doesn't vote any more in Germany, as she is profoundly unhappy with every single political party there. We discuss the rise of Alternative for Germany (AfD) and its support for Israel.

The full interview with Yael Schlichting, who was born in 1965 in Munich and wasn't brought up Jewish. Her political conscience was kick started in September 1972 following the massacre of the Israeli Olympic team in her home town and after the Yom Kippur war it grew stronger. For a short period she was a member of the Free Democratic Party in Germany, but quit frustrated with its equivocations about freedom. She has left Germany because she doesn't feel safe there, suggesting that freedom is something the vast majority of the Germans don't value. She doesn't vote any more in Germany, as she is profoundly unhappy with every single political party there. We discuss the rise of Alternative for Germany (AfD) and its support for Israel.

Israel and Germany (complete)

Israel and Germany

King of the Sephardim

A Line in the Sand

I spoke with Yael Schlichting, who was born in 1965 in Munich and wasn't brought up Jewish. Her political conscience was kick started in September 1972 following the massacre of the Israeli Olympic team in her home town and after the Yom Kippur war it grew stronger. For a short period she was a member of the Free Democratic Party in Germany, but quit frustrated with its equivocations about freedom.

She has left Germany because she doesn't feel safe there, suggesting that freedom is something the vast majority of the Germans don't value. She doesn't vote any more in Germany, as she is profoundly unhappy with every single political party there. We discuss the rise of Alternative for Germany (AfD) and its support for Israel. (0:36-26:05)

I interview Ofer Pinchasov, the director, producer, editor and writer of the film King of the Sephardim, which is about Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, osef who was an Iraqi-born Talmudic scholar, a posek, the SephardiChief Rabbi of Israel from 1973 to 1983, and a founder and long-time spiritual leader of Israel's ultra-Orthodox Shas party, which is screening at JIFF. (26:12-41:30)

Miles Spencer, who co-wrote A Line in the Sand, which captures the essence of the Middle East with a richly detailed historical fiction of two lifelong friends - Magnus and Finn - thrown into a sleuthing adventure, where mysteries of the Middle East and its people are revealed. (41:32-57:12)

I spoke with Yael Schlichting, who was born in 1965 in Munich and wasn't brought up Jewish. Her political conscience was kick started in September 1972 following the massacre of the Israeli Olympic team in her home town and after the Yom Kippur war it grew stronger. For a short period she was a member of the Free Democratic Party in Germany, but quit frustrated with its equivocations about freedom. She has left Germany because she doesn't feel safe there, suggesting that freedom is something the vast majority of the Germans don't value. She doesn't vote any more in Germany, as she is profoundly unhappy with every single political party there. We discuss the rise of Alternative for Germany (AfD) and its support for Israel. (0:36-26:05)
I interview Ofer Pinchasov, the director, producer, editor and writer of the film <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzYzOTQxOTg0MjEwNzk0MTUsXCJyXCI6MTM2Mzk0MTk4NzA1MjQzODQxfSIsInMiOiIyOTIzNzlmMjFiMGQzNzY4In0" data-link-id="136394198421079415" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="1">King of the Sephardim</a>, which is about Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, osef who was an <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Iraq#Otoman_rule">Iraqi</a>-born <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talmud">Talmudic</a> scholar, a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posek">posek</a>, the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephardi_Jews">Sephardi</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Rabbi_of_Israel">Chief Rabbi of Israel</a> from 1973 to 1983, and a founder and long-time spiritual leader of Israel's ultra-Orthodox <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shas">Shas</a> party, which is screening at <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzYzOTQxOTg0MjUyNzM3NDcsXCJyXCI6MTM2Mzk0MTk4NzA1MjQzODQxfSIsInMiOiIwYjdlZDMyZGE2MDhkMzc2In0" data-link-id="136394198425273747" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="2">JIFF</a>. (26:12-41:30)
Miles Spencer, who co-wrote <a href="https://zpdryj.clicks.mlsend.com/tb/cl/eyJ2Ijoie1wiYVwiOjc4NDY5OSxcImxcIjoxMzYzOTQxOTg0MzA1MTY2NTYsXCJyXCI6MTM2Mzk0MTk4NzA1MjQzODQxfSIsInMiOiI4N2ZiNzQ0NTU5NzQzZDk4In0" data-link-id="136394198430516656" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="3">A Line in the Sand</a>, which captures the essence of the Middle East with a richly detailed historical fiction of two lifelong friends - Magnus and Finn - thrown into a sleuthing adventure, where mysteries of the Middle East and its people are revealed. (41:32-57:12)

Israel and Germany (Yael Schlichting), King of the Sephardim (Ofer Pinchasov), A Line in the Sand (Miles Spencer)

Israel and Germany, King of the Sephardim, A Line in the Sand

Exploring our close links with Israel and delves into the news behind the news and aims to provide detailed analysis of important current political, social and cultural issues to do with Israel. 
In collaboration with experts from all walks of life, who specialise in various aspects of Israel’s political life, arts and culture you can hear in depth interviews delving into issues affecting Israel, on topics to do with Israelis and their involvements around the world.

News magazine program broadcast weekly on J-AIR radio in Melbourne, Australia

The Israel Connexion

For the news behind the news. For analysis and insight into important stories about Israel, tune in to ‘The Israel Connexion’ program is presented by David Schulberg every Wednesday afternoon from 4 till 5 pm at www.j-air.com.au on J-AIR radio.

In collaboration with experts from all walks of life, who specialise in various aspects of Israel’s political life, arts and culture you will hear in depth interviews delving into issues affecting Israel and on topics to do with Israelis and their involvements around the world.

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