Juan Caldes of the European Jewish Association joins Sara van Oordt to examine how the war is reshaping Europe’s political climate, Saudi Arabia’s near–entry into the Abraham Accords before October 7th, and which peace initiatives might succeed or fail today.
Can you still believe in peace when your son has been murdered by Hamas, and you have lost everything? Liora Eilon, a peace activist dedicated to reconciliation between Jews and Palestinians. She faced this question after Hamas terrorists raided her kibbutz near Gaza on Oct. 7, causing a devastating massacre.
In this interview, Liora courageously shares her story, while Danielle Mor sheds light on The Jewish Agency’s efforts to support terror survivors like Liora.
The war with Hamas has a great impact not only on the Jewish community in Israel, but also on the Arab residents of Israel. How did they experience Oct 7th and how do they view the war with Hamas? In this interview we talk with Saleem Shalash, pastor of a church in Nazareth.
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In this special and exclusive one-on-one interview Leo Slingerland the CEO of Family Media in Kenya meets with Rev. Willem Glashouwer President of Christians for Israel International. In this conversation Rev. Glashouwer sheds light on what is happening in Israel and discusses its Biblical significance. Watch this insightful interview.
Israel violates international law, uses excessive military force, commits war crimes and collectively punishes the citizens of Gaza. These accusations are being made constantly on (social) media and in politics in recent weeks. But are they true?
In our studio lawyer Andrew Tucker, director-general of Thinc., a global network of academics specialized in international law.
In this interview Sara van Oordt speaks to Yigal Ben Shalom, former Director-General of the Ministry of Social Affairs in Israel, and expert on children at risk. Yigal explains what the long-term effects are of the war for the children and the trauma many of them experienced. Yigal also shares how the current war is different from the previous wars in which he served in the IDF.
When the sirens went off in kibbutz Nahal Oz, Mirjam had to run with her childeren to their safe room. Because terrorists had entered Israel from Gaza. They waited for 7 hours until the army came to save them.