Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu went on television this past Saturday night and received the first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination, in order to set an example for the Israeli public, encouraging everyone to vaccinate. Could this be the beginning of the end of the pandemic? Not all are convinced that the vaccine is the answer. Plus breaking news – the body of a 52-year-old Israeli woman was found late Saturday night in a forest in northern Samaria. Authorities are determining if perhaps she was murdered in a nationalistic terror attack. This and all the news from Israel on this week’s edition of Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten.
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Top Iranian Nuclear Scientist Assassinated
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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Gulf Nations Worried about Biden
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, news reports indicate that Prime Minister Netanayhu, along with Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen, made a secret trip to Saudi Arabia yesterday, to meet with top officials. The meeting happened as Gulf States this week voiced their concern that a Biden administration would rejoin the dangerous Iran nuclear deal. Could the meeting signal that normalization between Saudi Arabia and Israel is on the way? And will the Gulf turn to Israel as its top partner to face the Iranian threat if a new White House leads to a change in policy? All this plus the latest news from Israel, on this week’s show.
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Going Crazy Over Jerusalem Apartments
The European Union and others in the world community who are against Israel’s right to build in parts of Jerusalem, are losing their minds over Israel’s approval of 1,257 housing units in the capital’s Givat HaMatos neighborhood. Despite a pandemic, wars and conflicts raging, and all other issues the world-over, Israel building homes, kindergartens, and parks in it’s capital city still dominates front-page headlines. On this week’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten shares the truth behind the building project, and then discusses the other latest news from the Jewish State.
Republicans in Israel Mobilize for Trump
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, recorded just 24 hours before the US heads to the polls, an interview with Marc Zell, Chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel. Zell is confident in a Trump victory in the US elections and that his win will lead to even more positive developments for the Jewish State. With so many accomplishments involving Israel over the past four years under the Trump Administration, Zell believes things are just getting started and therefore, it is crucial for voters to reelect the President.
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The Importance of Normalization With Sudan
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, an interview with Dan Diker, Director of the Project on Political Warfare at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. Diker breaks down Israel’s normalization agreement with Sudan, and stresses how the deal gives Israel a strategic Red Sea foot hold on the African continent. In part one of the show, Josh discusses all the latest news from Israel and the Jewish world.
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Economic Normalization in Judea and Samaria
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten an interview with Avi Zimmerman, President of the Judea and Samaria Chamber of Commerce and Industry, as he prepares for the Second Annual Israeli-Palestinian Economic Forum. With Israel normalizing ties with Gulf States, Zimmerman and his partners are involved with initiating economic normalization between Jews in Judea/Samaria, and those Arabs living under the PA. Hear about the opportunities Zimmerman and his colleagues are providing to improve life for all – and get to understand some of the challenges he faces as well.
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Understanding the Fast of Gedalia
On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh explains why today (the 3rd of Tishrei) is a fast named after the murdered Babylonian-appointed Jewish governor Gedalia Ben Ahikam. While there is certainly some controversy to the episode, ultimately his death started a chain of events leading to the end of a Jewish presence in Israel for many years. Also on the show, the latest on Israel’s coronavirus lockdown, plus the US has a straight moral compass when it comes to Iran, while other countries try to let the Mullahs off their hook for exporting terror across the globe.
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Closing Time to Start 5781
Israel has issued a three week corona virus lockdown as we head towards Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year. Who is to blame for the skyrocketing pandemic numbers in Israel? On this week’s Israel Uncensored, Josh Hasten weighs in on that, plus an Israeli delegation is on its way to Washington D.C. to sign a historic normalization agreement with the United Arab Emirates. At the same time Bahrain has become the latest Arab country to formally open ties with the Jewish State. Shana Tovah to all!
Closure No Closure
As Israel was about to implement a closure on it’s “red communities,” with coronavius cases spiking out of control, the government yesterday decided to implement a “night curfew” instead in Israel’s most hard-hit towns and communities. On today’s Israel Uncensored with Josh Hasten, Josh berates the government for playing politics as thousands of new cases of COVID-19 are being confirmed daily. What will happen during Rosh Hashannah and the high holidays, when some are insisting on holding services in synagogues despite the infections? What about the mass protests still taking place against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu? All of these questions and more, as Israel is in the midst of it’s hottest September in 118 years.
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