Join Nathan Guttman and Dan Raviv for insight and analysis of the Israel-Gaza war, hostage negotiations, protests against Benjamin Netanyahu and in Gaza, and more.
Join Zibby Owens and writer and actor Annabelle Gurwitch for a conversation about resilience and humor, responding to antisemitism, and their book, On Being Jewish Now: Reflections from Authors and Advocates.
Watch “A Protective Presence,” hear from Rabbi Arik Ascherman about the current situation in the West Bank. Film Director Eli Katzoff and Moment Editor and Executive Producer Sarah Breger also answer questions about the making of the film.
Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller discusses President Donald Trump’s pronouncement that the United States should “take over” the Gaza Strip; the state of negotiations in Qatar to extend the ceasefire and release the remaining hostages; threats still posed from Iran; and updates on Syria, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia.
Fania Oz-Salzberger shares her first reactions Rabout President Donald Trump’s pronouncement that the United States should “take over” the Gaza Strip.
What exactly did Israel and Hamas agree to and how likely is the ceasefire to hold? What does this deal mean for the safety and security of Israel and is the end of the war in sight? Why are some Israelis not supportive of the deal? And what about the remaining hostages? In conversation with Moment Israel Editor Eetta Prince-Gibson and Editor Sarah Breger.
Join Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller for a conversation about how the new administration might handle the challenges—and opportunities—for peace in the Middle East.
A discussion about what it means to listen to one another through uncomfortable conversations, how to create empathy in an ever-polarizing world, and how personal connections can begin to bridge seemingly insurmountable divides.
Join Ghaith al-Omari for a conversation about possible next steps in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
A conversation about Jordan, including recent elections that saw a rise in support for a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood; Jordan’s relationship with other Middle Eastern countries like Iran, Egypt and Syria; and the fate of continued peace between Jordan and Israel.
What’s really happening inside Iran and why has the government of the Islamic Republic hated Israel for the last 45 years? Is all-out war in the Middle East inevitable or can it be diffused, and if so, how? What do the Iranian people think of their own government and is there any chance that they can successfully topple their repressive government?
Vered Guttman talks about what we can do to keep the spotlight on the remaining hostages and shares what it’s been like to be an Israeli living in America post-October 7.
