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The return of Jewish sovereignty seems to interest only the Religious Zionist population

Rod Reuven Dovid Bryant and Jerry Gordon of Israel News Talk Radio – Beyond the Matrix bring back Jerusalem Post political analyst Gil Hoffman to discuss the failure of Israeli PM Netanyahu to form a ruling coalition following the April 9th snap election. Hoffman considers this a first for Israel’s complex electoral system as this has not happened before. . .

Orly talks about the state of affairs in the Middle East, and the balance of power between America, Russia china and Iran

Rabbi Yitzchak and William finish their discussion about Counting of the Omer. After, they discuss Shavuot and the custom of learning all night as a rectification for the Jewish people supposedly sleeping in on the morning they were supposed to receive the Torah.

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Hear: How the invincible Bibi lost his magic touch.

Tension mounts in Israel, and Guest-Host, Alex Pioneer who fills in for Tamar Yonah, explains what it is like living in Israel during these unfolding times.

Islam, not "Palestine" is the Fuel

Shavuot is the holiday where we celebrate the giving of the Torah. As much as the Torah are instructions for living life, why do we have a holiday celebrating the giving of a bunch of rules? Listen to Soul Talk and learn about the significance of the holiday of Shavuot and how...yes...it's the rules that give life meaning and joy!

It seems that holiness and a connection with G-d can be acquired from others. It’s like a virus – it’s contagious, only in a really good way. On today’s Leap of Faith, Penina talks with Elisheva Goldschmidt about how she was exposed to people who talked about G-d as if He were real in their lives and it made her want what they had. Eventually, she found it, but the route wasn’t as straightforward as she might have hoped. Another inspiring episode of Leap of Faith you don’t want to miss!

Avraham & Bat-Sheva Venismach filling in for Tamar Yonah. Broadcasting directly from the heart of Jerusalem on Jerusalem Day... Come join the celebration and get into some real UN-politically correct conversion.

Mohammad grew up in the Palestinian Authority, in a village south of Jerusalem. He describes himself as a peace activist. He has a degree in journalism, and is very nice and polite to speak with. He even meets with Israelis in a common love for The Land. Yet his politics and beliefs are quite controversial when it comes to a Palestinian State, the Hamas, and what might be the best future for the Arabs here in Israel. Tamar Yonah and Mohammad disagree on quite a few issues, but still, at least they will talk to each other. Listen to this fascinating show!

Israel is going to the polls for the second time this year in a totally unnecessary election

Elections AGAIN? Unprecedented and expensive, Liberman and Netanyahu have taken off the gloves and the Israel public will - surprise! -be the pummeled and bloodied victim. Plus, cushy Israeli prisons reward Arab violence and what does the Torah say about Jewish population growth?

In this week's episode, Jono and Ross cover some bizarre stories. There is the tale of a mischievous monkey and doggie treats that give your pet the munchies and while easing arthritic pain. Jono describes the trendy falafel waffle, home juicing, and hummus flavored ice cream. They touch on the recent political news out of Israel and much more. Don't miss Dog Weed and Falafel Waffles, this week on Israel on My Mind!

Howie talks about the impending Holocaust in Europe and asks the question about why Jews are staying in Europe.

Orly talks about politics and usual. She also interviews Ofir Itizk from click about analyzing intelligence.

Rod Reuven Dovid Bryant and Jerry Gordon bring back Diliman Abdulkader, director of the Kurdistan Project of the Washington, DC – based Endowment for Middle East Truth to review the current status of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Force and Council given developments in the northeastern region and hearings in Washington, DC.

What is the reason for your Torah study? Rav Yitzchak and William discuss those who study and teach Torah for self aggrandizement, rather than for the sake of purifying and cleansing themselves of negative character traits. This is something that we all need to reflect on during the Counting of the Omer.

As of Monday morning, PM Netanyahu has not been able to form a new coalition. There was a first vote scheduled to dismiss the Knesset. But will Bibi pull a rabbit out of his hat and surprise us all with a newly formed government before Wednesday?

His obsessive war and Israel's defective democracy

Join Penina on Leap of Faith as she interviews her oldest son, Daniel about what it was like going through the teshuvah and conversion processes with his parents, and he shares his own teshuvah story as a “Baal Teshuva on my own terms.” Another inspirational episode you won’t want to miss!

Imagine this.... Everything is fine! A lovely holiday is coming up where one sits at night with their family and friends around a campfire, and then..... a day later, ....you have no home. Your community is burned up, everyone there running for their lives, ...with nowhere to go. The fire was too big and came too fast. Can we even imagine how we would cope if this happened to us? Listen to this riviting play-by-play interview as Tamar Yonah speaks with Elisheva and Yisrael Solomon from Mevo Modiin as the describe their flight and plight during the fires! Click here to send help for the family: bit.ly/2MdrSlE

In this week's show, Ross and Jono share some of their views on the recent Eurovision contest. They also report on a new tactic of El Al Airlines for fighting techno-metal steampunk BDS activists. There is a new "old beer" made from six strains of ancient yeast. A major expansion has been approved for Ben Gurion, Harry Potter's grave has become a tourist attraction in Israel, and worms can suffer from PTSD. These stories and more on Philistine Beer and Steam Punk music!

Do people have the right to 'pull the plug' on life? Andrea Simantov goes into an emotional rant on our values and our playing G-d.

There are new members of the US Congress who are outspoken antisemites but are tolerated by their colleagues and their party leadership

Rod Reuven Dovid Bryant and Jerry Gordon bring back Dr. Stephen Bryen, former Reagan era Pentagon official, military technology expert and Asia Times columnist to address Iran’s capabilities in the current standoff with the Trump Administration in the Persian Gulf and Middle East. Iran has leveraged proxies in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen and Gaza by transferring missile and drone technology to engage in asymmetrical warfare against US assets and allies as pushback for imposition of severe economic sanctions. Bryen noted that Iran cannot stand toe to toe with the vast power of the US military.

Orly talk about China, barn fires & the Israeli Parliament.

Rav Yitzchak is once again joined by his wife Leah. This week they continue their discussion of the counting of the Omer, but also discuss the holiday of Lag B'Omer. This is a holiday that not only commemorates the death of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, the author of the Zohar, but is celebrated through the lighting of bonfires and great rejoicing.

It's wayyyyy after the national elections and PM Netanyahu has still not been able to form a new government. So what's up???? Also, a unique segment of the population in Israel, the Arabic-speaking Druze, serve as loyal citizens in the IDF, and live in peace with Israel. Why can they live in peace, but other Arabs don't?