Josh Hasten, Middle East correspondent for JNS, joins Alexa Laicko of Scripps News to discuss the latest news on Israel and Lebanon, including airstrikes, the assassinations of Hezbollah leaders, exploding pagers and walkie-talkies, concerns about escalation, and more. This interview took place on September 22, 2024.
Josh Hasten was interviewed on a Spanish channel called Wradio out of Columbia, very popular in Latin America. The questions he was asked were shocking. Much worse then anything seen from any of the other media outlets on the ground here in Israel. When the interview starts, and Josh is referred to as a “settler colonizer” you know where it’s headed.
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh discusses the demise of top Iranian nuclear scientist Moshen Fakhrizadeh this past Friday. While many realize that the world has a little less evil in it, as someone dedicated to blowing Israel off the map was taken out (no country has taken responsibility till now), there are those including the EU who condemned the killing. Also on the show, your emails along with the rest of the top stories from Israel.
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For the first time in its 107-year-old history, a team representing the State of Israel is dressed in blue-and-white jerseys and participating in the 21-stage Tour de France, the most prestigious bicycle race in the world.
Opening ceremonies of the European Lacrosse Federation (ELF) Women’s European Lacrosse Championship in Jerusalem, July 15, 2019. Photo by Josh Hasten.
As evening approached, and the heat of another scorching summer day in Jerusalem broke, more than 300 young women from 16 different countries across Europe proudly marched into the fan-filled stadium at the Kraft Family Sports Campus in a sea of their country’s colors on Monday, getting ready for opening ceremonies.
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten a very special interview with Mark Lavie, who has been a journalist covering Israel and the Middle East since 1972. Lavie’s new book, “Why Are We Still Afraid” insists that while Israel today has many enemies, the Jewish State faces no existential threats. Lavie says that we should therefore focus on fixing our societal problems instead. Lavie also says that the BDS movement might be noisy, but has done very little harm over the past decade, as Israel continues to expand into many markets around the globe.