Episode 64: The Soviet roots of today's antizionism, with Izabella Tabarovsky
Izabella Tabarovsky is a scholar of Soviet antizionism and contemporary antisemitism, a contributor to many books and a senior fellow at the Z3 Institute. Her latest book is “Be a Refusenik: A Jewish ...
28 Nov 20251h 19min
Episode 63: New York in the age of Tucker and Mamdani, with Noam Dworman
Noam Dworman is the owner of the legendary Comedy Cellar comedy club in New York. He a lifelong New Yorker, a podcaster and an astute observer of his city and his country.What does he make of the inco...
25 Nov 202555min
Episode 62: Hard times make strong Jews. Live in London with Daniel Schwammenthal.
Today's episode is a very special show which was recorded live on November 10, 2025 at the Finchley United Synagogue - Kinloss in London. Haviv had the pleasure of sharing the stage with Jewish Chroni...
20 Nov 20251h 48min
Episode 61: Is criticizing Israel antisemitic?
Welcome to our new short-form episodes interspersed with the regular interviews that dive into an often-asked question about Israel, Jews and the Middle East. Our current question: Is criticizing Isra...
19 Nov 202510min
Episode 60: Does it matter what the world thinks? A conversation with Dr. Tal Becker
These are strange times to be a Jew. Jews are in many ways safer and stronger than ever, but face a surge of antisemitism unlike anything seen in generations. This includes a hatred of Jewish collecti...
16 Nov 202548min
Episode 59: Are Jews indigenous to Israel?
We’re trying something new at AHA: Short-from episodes interspersed with the regular interviews that dive into an often-asked question about Israel, Jews and the Middle East. Our first question sent i...
13 Nov 202513min
Episode 58: Rebuilding after disaster with ex-hostage Tal Shoham
As Israelis wait with bated breath to discover if the body of Hadar Goldin, killed and taken into Gaza in 2014, will be returned for burial in Israel, we sit down with returned hostage Tal Shoham for ...
9 Nov 202557min
Episode 57: When human rights NGOs fail, with Daniel Balson and Danielle Haas
Human rights organizations help shape the world's understanding of conflicts, including the one between Israelis and Palestinians. Some of the biggest groups, especially Amnesty International and Huma...
5 Nov 20251h 5min
