Episode 10: Thirty years of traumatic peacemaking - what do Israelis really think?

Episode 10: Thirty years of traumatic peacemaking - what do Israelis really think?

Palestinian advocates like to quip that the current war "didn't begin on October 7." That's true, of course, though unhelpful. It didn't begin in any one specific place. There are no singular first causes in history. When we choose the beginning of the story, we choose its framing and meaning.For most Israeli Jews, the story of the current war might be said to have begun in the fall of 2000, in the great collapse of Oslo that still casts its long shadow on the Israeli political psyche.This is that story.Today’s episode is sponsored by Pennyweight Prizefighter, a small business dedicated to preserving the history and craftsmanship of antique and vintage fine jewelry. In a post October 7th world, pennyweight has become more committed than ever to making vintage and new Judaica available to anyone who feels compelled to honor these symbols with something as precious as gold and diamonds worn close to the heart. Check out pennyweight prizefighter on Instagram or pennyweightprizefighter.com.Please join me on Patreon to support this project: ⁠ www.patreon.com/AskHavivAnything⁠ If you would like to sponsor an episode, please email us at ⁠haviv@askhavivanything.com⁠.A podcast by Haviv Rettig Gur

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Episode 72: The women fighters behind the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, with Elizabeth R. Hyman

Episode 72: The women fighters behind the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, with Elizabeth R. Hyman

The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising stands as one of the few shining moments of (temporarily) successful Jewish resistance in the bottomless evil and despair that was the Holocaust. Heroes of the uprising like...

29 Dec 20251h 2min

Episode 71: Why the heck does America support Israel?

Episode 71: Why the heck does America support Israel?

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: Why the heck does Am...

25 Dec 202515min

Episode 70: The warrior Jews who terrified Rome, with Barry Strauss

Episode 70: The warrior Jews who terrified Rome, with Barry Strauss

Between the outbreak of the Jews’ Great Revolt against Rome in the year 66 CE and the final suppression of the Bar Kochba Revolt in 135, the Jews of the Roman Empire constituted the empire’s single bi...

23 Dec 202552min

Episode 69: Israel's great divide - An insider's look at the judicial reform, with Moshe Koppel

Episode 69: Israel's great divide - An insider's look at the judicial reform, with Moshe Koppel

Until October 7, Israel’s politics were consumed by the fight over the government’s judicial reform proposals. The issue drove hundreds of thousands of Israelis to the streets in protest. It triggered...

19 Dec 20251h 37min

Episode 68: Antizionism is inherently violent, with Adam Louis-Klein

Episode 68: Antizionism is inherently violent, with Adam Louis-Klein

After the massacre at Bondi Beach, anthropologist Adam Louis-Klein returns to the podcast to help us make sense of the new Jew-hatred.Antizionism, Adam argues, may be a form of hatred of Jews, but it'...

17 Dec 20251h 1min

Episode 67: Miracles in the dark. A response to Bondi.

Episode 67: Miracles in the dark. A response to Bondi.

This Hanukkah began in darkness, in the brutal massacre of Jews in Sydney, Australia. Our hearts are broken, but our light is not dimmed.In this episode, we dive into the meaning of Hanukkah in the Je...

15 Dec 202548min

Episode 66: Do BDS campaigns help Palestinians?

Episode 66: Do BDS campaigns help Palestinians?

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: Do BDS campaigns hel...

5 Dec 202512min

Episode 65: The unseen editors rigging the information war, with Ashley Rindsberg

Episode 65: The unseen editors rigging the information war, with Ashley Rindsberg

The internet has democratized information. Or so we are told. The world's knowledge is now at everyone's fingertips. No government and no power structure can gatekeep what everyone sees and hears.But ...

2 Dec 20251h 9min

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