
Episode 419·Jul 25, 2025
Tal Fortgang and David E. Bernstein on Defending Jewish Civil Rights on Campus
How the government can fight anti-Semitism effectively and legally.
The Tikvah Podcast·Episode 18·Jan 8, 2015
Weekly Standard editor William Kristol spoke with Israeli alumni of Tikvah Fund programs in Jerusalem last month about his life in the arena of American politics. The first half of the conversation was largely autobiographical. He talks about his upbringing—including his Jewish upbringing—as the child of Irving Kristol, “the godfather of neoconservatism,” and the legendary historian Gertrude Himmelfarb. How did he go from being a professor of political philosophy to the vice president’s chief of staff? What did he learn from his time in government? The second half of the event gave Kristol a chance to assess the astounding crises and contentious debates in America and the world. What will happen with the new Republican Congress? What can be done about the economic stress facing the American middle class? What kind of problem is immigration? How will the Obama administration’s foreign policy be remembered? And what does this all mean for Israel?
Episode 419·Jul 25, 2025
How the government can fight anti-Semitism effectively and legally.
Episode 418·Jul 18, 2025
Explore how the Jewish people commemorate past tragedies during the Three Weeks, featuring insights from Rabbi Jacob J. Schacter and music by Paul Ben-Haim.
Episode 417·Jul 11, 2025
Universities fail to teach Middle East complexities, fueling activism. Satloff's new program aims for unbiased education on Israel's history.
Episode 416·Jul 4, 2025
Yuval Levin explores Nehemiah's wisdom, urging us to rebuild and defend American culture, blending ancient insights with modern civic challenges.
Episode 415·Jun 27, 2025
Explore the Twelve-Day War's impact on global relations, revealing insights into U.S.-Israel ties, cultural clashes, and historical perspectives.