In this episode, Justin sits down with activist and poet Alex Rif to hear about how a young immigrant from Ukraine rose to become one of Israel's most vocal and colorful advocates for her Russian-speaking community.

Host Steven Shalowitz sits down with Shufutinsky to discuss his mixed-race heritage as a black Russian Jew, how his rap music is both an extension of his identity and a platform to discuss real-world issues, and the importance of minority communities...

Rabbi Lamm speaks with the world expert on religion and criminology, Baylor University’s Byron Johnson

We deeply fry some Israel/Diaspora Hanukkah traditions, then discuss Israel's project to vaccinate its children and the new plot twist in the never ending Netanyahu trial.

Western Wall Heritage Foundation says candle-lighting is in memory of Kay, who was fatally shot last week on his way to work as a tour guide at the site

Ira Vigdorchik to prepare Russia's rhythmic team for Paris Olympic games, where it is expected to come up against the Israeli delegation

With negotiations set to start Monday in Vienna, report says Jerusalem also anxious to prevent sides from striking an interim deal

Children of Israelis overseas who don't have Israeli passports can't enter on foreign documents due to COVID curbs; a long-running High Court petition seeks to change that

Eliyah Hawila tells Israeli TV how he came to Judaism as a teen in Lebanon, his regrets and guilt over deceiving his bride, and his desire to come to Israel and actually convert

Questions abound as to the possibility of returning to the deal, and what options are available should talks fail with Iran on the cusp of an atomic bomb

Khamenei had plenty of reasons to stall, but if there's no change in Tehran's stance, the West needs a Plan B -- with options ranging from a military strike to capitulation

Italian researchers who produced the 'map' say it is too soon to tell what the effect of the mutations are and if the new variant is more dangerous than previous strains

Pro-Israel organization StandWithUs files complaint alleging unaddressed antisemitic behavior at the NYC school that's 10% Jewish, but some students and faculty disagree

As trial set to begin, Ian Maxwell says sister, accused of recruiting girls for disgraced financier, is being scapegoated by US justice system intent on holding someone responsible

The carved piece of ammunition bears the name of Seleucid leader Diodotus Tryphon and an emblem of the Greek god Zeus; find announced on 1st night of Hannukah