The Jerusalem Post Podcast

Is coronavirus in Israel really over?

On this week's podcast, only a couple of weeks after the Israeli election, editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz talks with Rabbi Gilad Kariv - the first Reform rabbi ever to enter the Knesset.

Next, he and health analyst Maayan Hoffman discuss what's really going with coronavirus in Israel. Why did Pfizer not send vaccines? And why didn't Israel pay. 

Plus, they discuss if the virus is really dying out as health experts say.

 

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Is Israel's Left really dead? Political analyst: Resurgence on the way

Social justice and peace issues are coming back into play in Israeli politics, says political analyst Mitchell Barak, CEO of KEEVON. He adds that people want religion out of politics. 

Then, Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz and jpost.com managing editor Tamar Beeri discuss the rise in violence against women in the last year.

 

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Royal Caribbean chooses Israel to host it's latest Quantum-class ship

JPost Podcast - Travel Edition: Mediterranean Cruising and Crown Heights Cuisine

 

We get the lowdown on the launch of the Odyssey of the Seas from Haifa.

Then Mark and David take us noshing in New York.

'We live today in Benjamin Netanyahu's Israel'

Will Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu succeed in forming a coalition, despite scoring only 59 seats? Why is there no clear winner? Will Israel head to a fifth election?

Join Editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz, Chief Political Correspondent Gil Hoffman, Diplomatic Analyst Herb Keinon, Settlements Correspondent Tovah Lazaroff and Health Analyst Maayan Hoffman for a deep dive analysis into what just happened in Israel. 

Photo credit Marc Israel Sellem.

Fulfill your dreams with a visit to exotic India

In the third edition of the Jerusalem Post Travel Podcast, we fulfill your dreams: A visit to exotic India. We also ravel to Kensington Market in Toronto.

Find out:

• How many countries border India?
• Young Street in Toronto is the longest street in the world - just how long is it?

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Four elections in two years - what's next?

Editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz connects with Religious Affairs Correspondent Jeremy Sharon, who tells the story of being assaulted by members of the Belz hassidic sect. 

 

Then, we hear from former Asaf Zamir who chats with Katz about the upcoming election and its unknown outcome.

"Inside the right-wing, there is a 'yes Bibi,' 'no Bibi' camp," he said.

JPost Podcast election special: Anglos & Arabs

In this episode, editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz talks with Chief Political Correspondent Gil Hoffman and Arab Affairs Correspondent Khaled Abu Toameh about the upcoming election.

Includes a special visit by David Fine, founder of Anglo Vision.

Exclusive! 1:1 interview between Lahav Harkov and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

JPost Podcast - Travel Edition (Take me to Tel Dan and Instanbul!)

Why did we decide to launch a travel podcast during COVID-19?

We fly to Istanbul and then north in Israel to the reserve of Tel Dan. Join us on this special journey.

Special episode with Mark and Dave.

 

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Jerusalem Post Podcast: Elections, Elections and More Elections

In this weeks edition, Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz talks with Diplomatic Correspondent Lahav Harkov and Analyst Herb Keinon about the upcoming, March 23 elections.

 

Special guest MK Merav Michaeli | A look at Timna and the biblical significance of the color purple

Jerusalem Post Podcast: David Brinn meets David Broza

In this episode, editor-in-chief Yaakov Katz and managing editor David Brinn discuss snow, politics and music.

Features a special interview with singer and songwriter David Broza.