A candid roundtable on the “two wars”: the global narrative vs. on-the-ground realities in Gaza, and how it fuels rising antisemitism and polarized U.S. politics—from New York’s mayoral debate and campus unrest to media figures on the far left and right. The panel critiques policies tied to public safety and academic freedom, calls out conspiracy rhetoric, and spotlights human rights abuses in Iran. Heroes and “scumbags” of the week cap a plea for moral clarity and the return of Israeli hostages.

Ex-Muslim commentator Ridvan Aydemir (Apostate Prophet) returns to Jerusalem after converting to Christianity, debunking claims that Christians are mistreated in Israel and blasting Western media narratives. He argues the core doctrines of Islam—not just “radicals”—drive extremism, cites the Hamas charter, urges Muslims to leave Islam and warns Europe could face separatist Muslim autonomy movements. He calls Turkey's Erdogan a bluffer, says he feels safer in Israel than in London and urges “peace through strength.”

What happens when Tommy Robinson comes to Israel and finds the truth is nothing like what he was told? Human rights activist and journalist Emily Schrader & Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum sit down with British political firebrand Tommy Robinson for a raw, unfiltered conversation about media bias, Islamic extremism, antisemitism and the future of Western civilization.

Is Trump about to end the Gaza war? Or is his so-called “peace plan” just another media stunt? Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum is joined by human rights activist and journalist Emily Schrader, Chochmat Nashim founder Shoshana Keats-Jaskoll, and senior contributing editor at JNS and “Israel Undiplomatic” host Ruthie Blum to break down the biggest developments shaking Israel and the Middle East.

Watch this urgent conversation on the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the unthinkable wave of antisemitic conspiracy theories and morbid celebration that has followed. Hosted by Israel innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum and featuring co-host Shoshana Keats-Jaskel, founder of Chochmat Nashim; Sandra Hagee Parker, head of the CUFI Action Center; and Iranian human rights activist Lili Mu, this episode confronts the dark realities of modern-day political hatred and media distortion.

Whether you admired his words or wrestled with them, his death marks more than the loss of a man, it marks a wound in the soul of a free society. This episode explores what Charlie stood for: the conviction that free speech must be defended even when it burns our ears, that faith must be lived boldly, and that Israel must never stand alone in the face of hate. We recount the human cost of violence…an empty chair at the table, a stolen moment, a shattered life…and ask what kind of world we’re building when truth is met not with argument, but with violence. But make no mistake: bullets kill people, they do not kill legacies. Charlie’s mission lives on in every student who dares to think differently, in every Christian who lives their beliefs out loud, and in every citizen who chooses truth over silence. This is more than a eulogy. It's a call to carry the torch.

Israel innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum is joined by journalist and human rights activist Emily Schrader, founder of Chochmat Nashim Shoshanna Keats-Jaskel, and Ruthie Blum, senior contributing editor at JNS and host of “Israel Undiplomatic.” Together, they unpack the deadly terrorist attack in Jerusalem that left at least five Israelis murdered and many more critically injured.

Colonel John Spencer is adamant that Israel’s victories over the past two years are unprecedented and that they are far from finished. Israel innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum sits down with Colonel John Spencer, Chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the Modern War Institute at West Point and one of the world’s leading experts on urban warfare. As media pundits, academics and critics question Israel’s Gaza strategy, Colonel Spencer brings the hard truths: Israel is winning and doing so at historic speed, despite facing military, political and psychological obstacles unlike any other democracy in modern warfare.

Israel delivers a major blow to Hamas with the elimination of Abu Obeida, Hamas's masked mouthpiece and chief propagandist. What does his death mean for the war, the region and the battle of narratives? Find out in this explosive new episode of “The Quad” hosted by Israel innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum. Joining the panel is Arab-Israeli activist Yoseph Haddad, who offers powerful insights into the shifting mindset among Arab communities in Israel and the growing calls from Gazans themselves to be liberated from Hamas rule. The conversation also tackles the corrosive role of Al Jazeera and Qatari-funded propaganda in shaping global opinion, as well as the urgent need for media accountability.

Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum hosts former Member of Knesset, party leader and author Einat Wilf to challenge prevailing narratives and outline what genuine Middle East peace would require. Wilf retraces a decade-long “awakening” from the 1990s peace camp to a data-driven conclusion: multiple offers for a sovereign Palestinian state (including 2000 and 2008) were rejected, followed by violence, with little internal criticism from Palestinian leadership. She unpacks the ideology she and Adi Schwartz call “Palestinianism”, a sustained fixation on preventing Jewish sovereignty in any part of the land and argues that lasting peace depends on defeating this ideology rather than recycling failed diplomatic formulas.

Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum leads a hard-hitting discussion on Israel’s war against Hamas, the plight of the hostages and the hidden truth about humanitarian aid in Gaza that international media refuses to cover. With her in the Jerusalem studio are co-hosts Emily Schrader, journalist and human rights activist; Shoshana Keats-Jaskel, founder of Chochmat Nashim; and Brooke Goldstein, U.S.-based human rights attorney, founder of the End Jew Hatred movement, and CEO of the Lawfare Project. Together, they dissect the most urgent developments and expose the misinformation campaign surrounding Gaza. The episode begins with Israel’s firm stance on hostage negotiations and its preparation to retake Gaza City. The hosts emphasize how Hamas manipulates the narrative of “starvation,” while in reality murdering aid workers and blocking humanitarian relief to keep civilians dependent. Firsthand testimony from inside Gaza reveals how the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has disrupted Hamas’s control by delivering millions of meals directly into the hands of civilians, despite Hamas’s brutal attempts to intimidate and kill those involved.

Is Israel set to conquer the entirety of Gaza from the hands of Hamas? Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum leads the panel to explore Israel's impending moves that could change the face of the Middle East. Is this a strategic action to end Hamas's grip on the region, or could it lead to further escalation? With tensions rising within Netanyahu's cabinet and hostages still in danger, the world is closely watching how this bold decision will play out. “The Quad” offers an in-depth analysis of the situation and its potential consequences. Joining Fleur are co-hosts Ashira Solomon, host of Black and Jewish, Avi Mayer, founder of Jerusalem Journal and Shoshana Keats Jaskoll, co-founder of Chochmat Nashim. Together, they analyze the challenges facing Israel, the moral and military implications of “occupation” and the rising tensions over international perceptions and humanitarian concerns. From the false blood libels about starvation to Israel's bold stance in Gaza, the panel unpacks the geopolitical and domestic ramifications of this decision. In this episode, the team also debates potential solutions, from regional partnerships to creative military strategies. Tune in for a comprehensive and thought-provoking discussion on one of the most pivotal moments in Israel's ongoing struggle to defeat Hamas and return its hostages. 

This episode delves into President Trump's bold statement about Hamas, asserting that the group isn't interested in hostage talks and that they "want to die." JNS CEO Alex Traiman and Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten discuss the implications of Trump's words for Israel's next military move, the ongoing challenges of hostage negotiations and the global media's portrayal of the Gaza crisis. They also explore the role of international aid and the complex propaganda battle surrounding the war. Alex and Josh examine the shifting diplomatic landscape, including U.S. support for Israel, the growing international influence of Hamas’ narrative and the significant repercussions of the French President's controversial move to recognize Palestine. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the war's long-term consequences, both militarily and politically and what Israel must do next to secure its future.

The Middle East is on fire…again.  Host Emily Schrader breaks down the escalating crisis in southern Syria, where the Druze minority faces a brutal massacre, a collapsing ceasefire and deafening silence from the international community. What is Israel’s responsibility toward its Druze allies across the border and why has the world once again turned its back on victims of jihadist terror?

Israel innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum takes the show on the road to Washington, D.C. for an unfiltered and emotional deep-dive from the Christians United for Israel (CUFI) Summit. Broadcasting just days after rockets rained down on Israel, Fleur is joined by a powerhouse panel of Jewish and Christian women leaders whose voices are reshaping the fight for Israel in America and beyond. Today’s all-star guests: Sandra Hagee Parker, Chairwoman of the CUFI Action Fund Shari Dollinger, Co-CEO of CUFI Chama Mechtaly, Founder of the Emma Lazarus Institute Alyssa Rosenheck, Author and Photographer Together, they tackle the rising wave of antisemitism in the West, the enduring strength of Christian-Jewish alliances and the healing power of solidarity in the face of war. From scumbags of the week to heroes of the hour, the episode features unfiltered commentary on: * Misuse of faith and media to undermine Israel * The truth behind the IHRA definition of antisemitism * CUFI’s 10-million-member network and its campus activism * Candace Owens, misinformation and cultural betrayal * The Abraham Accords, Christian diplomacy and Middle East peace * Why interfaith bridge-building is a strategic and spiritual necessity This heartfelt conversation spans religion, politics, identity and advocacy. With raw honesty and powerful clarity, the guests challenge disinformation, call out performative activism and spotlight what it really means to stand with Israel in 2025. Chapters 00:00 The Quad on the Road: Kufi Conference Highlights 02:24 Facing Challenges: Personal Stories from the Conference 05:12 Mixed Leadership: The Role of Jewish and Christian Allies 08:16 The State of New York: A Reflection of National Sentiments 10:45 Understanding Anti-Semitism: The IRA Definition and Its Implications 12:53 Faith and Politics: The Role of Christianity in Supporting Israel 15:43 The Biblical Basis for Christian Support of Israel 18:29 Youth Engagement: Building Future Leaders Against Anti-Semitism 19:40 Experiencing Israel: The Impact of Visits and Support 25:29 Middle East Developments: Hope for Peace with Syria 27:34 Navigating the Abraham Accords 29:08 Iran's Role in Middle Eastern Peace 31:56 The Importance of Christian Inclusion 33:05 Misinformation and Responsibility 34:48 Critique of Anti-Zionism 37:23 Civilizational Clash and Peace 40:25 Celebrating Young Advocates 42:00 Honoring Heroes of the Week

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Could peace between Israel and the Palestinians really come from Hebron—not Ramallah or Gaza? Host Emily Schrader, journalist and human rights activist, is joined by an all-star panel including Shoshanna Keats-Jaskoll (Co-founder of Chochmat Nashim), Daniel-Ryan Spaulding (comedian and political commentator), and Ateret Shmuel (Founder and Director of Indigenous Bridges). Together, they unpack one of the most dramatic stories to emerge in the region: a reported offer by Hebron’s Palestinian sheikhs to break from the Palestinian Authority and join the Abraham Accords.

The war may be over but crackdown in Iran has just begun. On today’s episode of “The Quad,” hosted by Emily Schrader filling in for Israeli innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, the panel explores the aftermath of the 12-day war between Israel and the Islamic Republic of Iran. While missiles have stopped flying, Iran’s regime has launched an internal war against its own people, going door-to-door arresting dissidents, students and anyone showing sympathy toward Israel. So what’s next for the region and did the U.S. and Israel stop the offensive too soon?

Israel’s offensive on Iran shocked the world. But was it also a turning point in Jewish destiny? In this episode of “Straight Up” with Danny Seaman, former Prime Minister’s Office official Danny Seaman sits down with Israeli Air Force veteran Shai Kalach to unpack the operational brilliance behind Israel’s historic strike on Iran and the deeper spiritual awakening it has ignited across Israeli society.

You won’t hear this analysis on CNN: What are Iranians really saying about the fall of the regime? Israel innovation envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum is joined by Emily Schrader (human rights activist and Iran expert), Shoshana Keats-Jaskoll (founder of Chochmat Nashim) and special guest Matthew Nouriel, Iranian activist and Director of Community Engagement at JIMENA, to break down the dramatic joint U.S.-Israel strike on Iran—including a strike on Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison, long used to silence political dissidents.