Join us for a conversation with Dr. Micah Goodman about today's Israel and the future of the Jewish people.
With Politica hosts Yuval Regev (Israel) and Sharon Offenberger (Australia).
1 October, 8-9pm AEST via Zoom.
Register via the link: https://t.co/v7MI1qDumf
What role can Jews outside Israel play in supporting Israeli democracy?
Book here for a Zoom conversation with Professor Shikma Bressler, one of the leading voices in Israel's pro-democracy movement: https://t.co/B0bclSgUPb
Israel is officially going to elections on 27 October 2026, and just before moving to a caretaker government, a new assault on democratic institutions is taking place. Listen to Politica Israel podcast https://t.co/BJxJ5C7LK5
Two communities make up a third of Israelโs population, donโt serve in the military, and increasingly decide who governs.
Listen to the latest episode of Politica Israel podcast https://t.co/MzPe0OPh4l
In this episode of Politica, Yuval and Sharon explore the shifting landscape of Israeli politics, where high-commitment religious and political ideologies are driving voters to the polls while moderates increasingly "tune out.
Listen to Politica here: https://t.co/srMhquV7P0
Does the traditional language of left and right still means anything in Israeli politics? Listen to this episode of Politica Israel Podcast at https://t.co/HcxvkRrSrz
Join Yuval and Sharon as they examine the legal anomaly of a Prime Minister remaining in office while standing trial.
Tune in to Politica now: https://t.co/srMhquV7P0
Bondi vs. October 7: The Politics of Accountability.
Politica - Israeli Politics Explained S1E4 compares how Australia and Israel have responded to their most significant terror attacks. While Australia is already undertaking a Royal Commission into the Bondi attack, Israel still has no independent inquiry into October 7 attack, more than two years later. Sharon and Yuval unpack the political, legal and societal reasons behind that delay, including why Israel's High Court and competing narratives have turned tragedy into politics. The conversation explores why accountability mattersโnot just for Israel, but for Jewish communities worldwideโand whatโs at stake if those questions remain unanswered.
@TJI_au
https://t.co/93v6XQ6Of5
https://t.co/MZXTGoBItE
After 1973, Egypt and Israel both declared victory. Sharon and Yuval look at how that shared perception โ however contradictory โ opened the door to peace, and what that history might mean for the conflict today.
Full episode on Spotify: https://t.co/Q2NOH48dJv
Israel, Iran and the war over who won
In this episode of Politica, Sharon Offenberger and Yuval Regev unpack how the US, Israel and Iran each frame the war's outcome in their favour.
The conversation explores how victory is no longer decided by military achievements, but in perception. As public opinion, political affiliation and media ecosystems shape entirely different understandings of the same war, this episode asks simple but uncomfortable questions about how Israeli and global narratives will affect Israel's future, especially if they do not align.
@TJI_au
https://t.co/cbvL4Rjynr
While Australia is already undertaking a Royal Commission into the Bondi attack, Israel still has no independent inquiry into October 7 attack, more than two years later.
Sharon and Yuval unpack the political, legal and societal reasons behind that delay, including why Israel's High Court and competing narratives have turned tragedy into politics. The conversation explores why accountability matters-not just for Israel, but for Jewish communities worldwide-and whatโs at stake if those questions remain unanswered.
Listen here: https://t.co/VZUkYxRLrl
As Israel navigates war with Iran and a shifting regional order, Qatar sits at the centre of a strategic paradox: a country that can be both indispensable and deeply problematic to Israel.
In this episode of Politica, Sharon Offenberger (Australia) and Yuval Regev (Israel) unpack one of the most complex regional actors and explore Qatargate โ the unfolding scandal involving Netanyahuโs inner circle.
Listen via our link in bio.
In this episode of Politica, Sharon Offenberger and Yuval Regev unpack how the US, Israel and Iran each frame the war's outcome in their favour. The conversation explores how victory is no longer decided by military achievements, but in perception.
As public opinion, political affiliation and media ecosystems shape entirely different understandings of the same war, this episode asks simple but uncomfortable questions about how Israeli and global narratives will affect Israel's future, especially if they do not align.
Listen here: https://t.co/ByvFJ3WKqM