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Reichman University

University in Herzliya, Israelwww.runi.ac.il

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Nov 3, 2026

Ruth EglashHOST
1:30
And I came across a column in Ynet, which is an Israeli news website by Dr. Matan Gutman, who's an expert in constitutional law.
Ruth EglashHOST
1:42
at Reichman University and a legal commentator for Ynet.
Ruth EglashHOST
1:46
And he talks about the fact that setting up a government or running the country, you don't even need that 61.
Ruth EglashHOST
1:56
He says in his column, and we'll link to his column in the show notes, But basically he says that the basic law in Israel, and I just take one step back on that, Ami, because Israel does not have a constitution, a written constitution like in the United States.
Eliot CohenHOST
25:55
I was there actually for, it was almost 10 days, for a number of things.
Eliot CohenHOST
26:00
I gave a lecture at Israel's National Security College at Reichman University, which is a new university just north of Tel Aviv.
Eliot CohenHOST
26:14
Saw a lot of friends, you know, from people who were, you know, just like normal, normal people.
Eliot CohenHOST
26:22
to some pretty senior military and intelligence people, had a conference on the subject of long wars with some of Israel's leading military thinkers, and then had two one-day trips, one to the Gaza envelope and one to the north, to the Lebanese border and the Syrian border.
Bradley MartinGUEST
27:35
And so it holds capabilities that regional coalitions will need years to replicate on a wide area intelligence and surveillance.
Bradley MartinGUEST
27:50
So basically, and I argue this with my colleague, Dr. Lirama Kobletz-Stensler, you know, of the International Institute for Counterterrorism out of Israel from Reichman University.
Bradley MartinGUEST
28:06
And she's a visiting scholar at Brandeis University.
Bradley MartinGUEST
28:11
I argue we argue for the administration to take three steps that would make this transition concrete.
Andrew ParkerHOST
3:26
It grew on him as he grew on it, and it was a wonderful marriage of sorts as he graduated from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, and after working for some time at 3M and its headquarters here in Minnesota.
Andrew ParkerHOST
3:48
He moved to Israel, as I say, in 2019, getting a master's degree in counterterrorism and homeland security from IDC Herzliya, a leading institution, educational institution of higher learning in the entire world on such subjects.
Andrew ParkerHOST
4:08
and knows a good deal about Israel and what's happening and has a feel for the pulse.
Andrew ParkerHOST
4:15
And so we welcome our very special guest, and it'll be great to hear his voice, Sam Parker, to the Andrew Parker Show.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
16:43
I'm not saying Shula believes that and many, you know, not everybody does, but for example, the conspiracy theory about the security establishment sort of letting October 7th happen, about 40% of coalition voters support that according to the most recent polling from the Reifman Institute.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
16:58
The Reichman University, sorry.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
16:59
So that's very high.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
17:00
And at points, that number has even reached over half of coalition voters.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
18:57
Or maybe it's even a conspiracy.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
18:59
We have polling on this from Reichman University showing that at one point support among coalition voters for the theory that there was a conspiracy of the security and intelligence chiefs to allow October 7th in order to topple Netanyahu reached over 50 percent of coalition voters.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
19:17
It has gone back down to about 40 percent, not a small number.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
19:22
These are prominent themes and those people aren't changing their minds.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
18:57
Or maybe it's even a conspiracy.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
18:59
We have polling on this from Reichman University showing that at one point support among coalition voters for the theory that there was a conspiracy of the security and intelligence chiefs to allow October 7th in order to topple Netanyahu reached over 50 percent of coalition voters.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
19:17
It has gone back down to about 40 percent, not a small number.
Dahlia ScheindlinGUEST
19:22
These are prominent themes and those people aren't changing their minds.
IndieHOST
2:16
All right.
IndieHOST
2:17
And then you've got around the directory, which is kind of feeder sites like Reichman University and the UJA Federation of New York.
IndieHOST
2:28
And finally, then you've got the platforms themselves like Wikipedia and Twitter and TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, the social media platforms.
IndieHOST
2:39
And how it is a large funnel that starts with money at the government and ends up with propaganda disseminated by chatbots onto platforms.
IndieHOST
59:42
All right.
IndieHOST
59:42
And then you've got around the directory, which is kind of feeder sites like Reichman University and the UJA Federation of New York.
IndieHOST
59:53
And finally, then you've got the platforms themselves like Wikipedia and Twitter and TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, the social media platforms.
IndieHOST
60:04
and how it is a large funnel that starts with money at the government and ends up with propaganda disseminated by chatbots onto platforms.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:00
But maybe telling about my personal story.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:03
I studied law and business in Reichman University today, before it wasn't university.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:10
And I think after... maybe three months, I knew that a lawyer I don't want to be.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:15
I want to be something else, but I thought it would be very useful to be a lawyer, knowing the rules.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:21
And I worked also five years as a lawyer after not wanting to be a lawyer in my studies.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:29
And when I started working as a lawyer, I also had an entrepreneur course in Reichman University where my eyes were opened.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:39
This is how I'm saying it because I think It was deep understanding that this is where I want to be.
Lee CohenGUEST
3:46
Having my ideas, telling the world what I want to do, do exactly what I believe in and not just sitting in an office and doing something for someone else.

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