David Harris reflects on the recent election results with Sam Markstein, National Political Director and Spokesperson for the Republican Jewish Coalition.
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David Harris discusses the recent UNWRA legislation passed in Israel with former MK and author Einat Wilf.
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David Harris speaks with Sarah Idan, Iraqi-American activist, TV host, and former beauty pageant titleholder, whose Iraqi citizenship was revoked in 2019 after she voiced support for Israel at the UN.
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JBS’s own David Harris recaps and analyzes the previous year since the attacks of October 7th as we approach that solemn one-year anniversary. He takes us on a walk through history, so that we will not forget what a painful yet uplifting year it has been.
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David Harris is joined by Asher Katz, an Israeli-American reservist, to discuss his 11 months serving in Gaza with the IDF since Oct. 7, focusing on his extensive experience with the search for tunnels on the Gaza-Egypt border.
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Shahar Azani speaks in-depth with David Harris about On the Front Lines: A Lifetime of Global Jewish Advocacy, Harris’s new book that chronicles his remarkable career spent confronting the toughest challenges facing the Jewish people, Israel, and liberal democracies around the world.
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Mark Dubowitz, CEO of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, joins David Harris for an in-depth discussion on the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East today.
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David Harris is joined by General (Ret.) Amos Yadlin to discuss the evolving geopolitics and strategic landscape of Israel and the Middle East after October 7th.
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David Harris takes a tour of the worst global conflicts and humanitarian disasters and wonders aloud, why aren’t America’s college students protesting these horrific situations? Why do they only care about Israel/Gaza?
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David Harris is joined by Shabbos Kestenbaum to discuss his lawsuit against Harvard University, addressing the institution’s alleged failure to protect Jewish students from discrimination.
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