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26
May
2025

Josh Hasten on NewsNation: Embassy Shooting Investigated as Hate Crime

Josh Hasten joins Marni Hughes on NewsNation Live to discuss the tragic shooting of Israeli embassy staffers in Washington D.C. and the newly released details surrounding the attack.
The U.S. Department of Justice is now investigating the incident as a hate crime, after it was revealed that the shooter was motivated by antisemitic hatred and influenced by Hamas propaganda.
In this interview, Josh shares insight into the broader implications of the attack, the dangerous spread of antisemitism, and the urgent need to confront extremist ideologies wherever they take root.
📺 Watch now to understand what really happened—and why it matters.

Posted by Josh Hasten
05
Feb
2025

Trump reinstates “Maximum Pressure” campaign on Iran

President Donald Trump has reinstated a “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran, signing an executive order that directs the Treasury Department to impose strict economic sanctions, particularly on Iran’s vital oil exports.

The move coincides with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the White House. Trump admitted he was “torn” over the decision, but bipartisan lawmakers are pushing for even tougher measures. Will this escalate tensions in the Middle East?

For analysis, Veronica Dudo speaks with Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten from JNS.

Posted by Josh Hasten
17
Dec
2024

What al-Assad’s fall means for Syria in future | NewsNation Live

The fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s family’s 50-year reign in Syria creates a feeling of uncertainty in the Middle East after al-Assad fled to Russia. Josh Hasten, the Middle East correspondent for the Jewish News Syndicate, joins “NewsNation Live” to discuss how life will change for the Syrian people after the tyrannical reign of the long-time Syrian dictator came to an end with al-Assad fleeing the country.

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12
Dec
2024

Live in Jerusalem with Clay Travis

U.S. talk radio host Clay Travis broadcasts live from the JNS studios in Jerusalem.

U.S. talk radio host Clay Travis broadcasts live from the JNS studios in Jerusalem.

U.S. talk-radio giant Clay Travis, whose weekday show with co-host Buck Sexton, (“The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show”) reaches more than eight million monthly listeners on nearly 500 stations across the United States, along with digital platforms, is currently in Israel, broadcasting his show live from the JNS studios in Jerusalem.

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