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Oct 28, 2026

Aaron HerzogHOST
39:40
Number one, Abaya learns... showing that charutz is only b'machim etzim, and therefore the female general should not be a mom.
Aaron HerzogHOST
39:57
And Rova learns it, because if not, why does the Torah have to mention Gareb? So what does Yerushalayim do with those two things? So the Mark's like, kabaya, Elohim, or he doesn't say kabaya, because charutz, we don't learn that.
Aaron HerzogHOST
40:10
And therefore, I don't need charutz, I don't need indentation, or a hole to be, in a bone.
Aaron HerzogHOST
40:18
So therefore, if this antrogynous, he's an antrogynous, it is a mom.
Meira KHOST
6:26
You see, Eisenkot comes from a completely different Israel.
Meira KHOST
6:29
He was born in Tiberias to a family that immigrated from Morocco and grew up in Eilat.
Meira KHOST
6:33
He enlisted in the Golani Brigade in 1978 and spent 40 years in uniform, fighting in Lebanon and rising to head of the Northern Command after the 2006 war with Hezbollah.
Meira KHOST
6:42
He is really one of the people.
Hasan PikerHOST
78:22
Hold on.
Hasan PikerHOST
78:22
I'll give you guys the 411, okay? But yeah, he's born in May 19th, 1960, in Tiberias, Israel, and he was raised in Eilat.
Hasan PikerHOST
78:35
Gadi Eizenkot is of Mizrahi background.
Hasan PikerHOST
78:38
He's Mizrahi Jewish.
Haviv Rettig GurGUEST
63:58
Very big community, very loud community, very proud community, but marginalized in the early years of the state as the Moroccan immigration comes in and the country is dominated by the Ashkenazim.
Haviv Rettig GurGUEST
64:09
Born in Tiberias, which is a working class town, grew up in Eilat, which is even poorer, and made his name, made himself in the army, climbing up the ranks of the army and became a national figure.
Haviv Rettig GurGUEST
64:21
And lost a son in this war, and lost a nephew in this war.
Haviv Rettig GurGUEST
64:27
And so the sense that this guy is the deepest Israeli story, and that all his life is devotion, And that's true of The Lost Son, and that's true of the military service.
Linda GradsteinGUEST
2:21
In other words, his parents are Moroccan.
Linda GradsteinGUEST
2:24
He grew up in Eilat.
Linda GradsteinGUEST
2:25
So the other prime ministers like Netanyahu have all been Ashkenazi, sort of Eastern European, the founders of Israel and kind of seen a little bit more as the political and economic elite.
Ryan BridgeHOST
2:37
What happens if Netanyahu, and look, we could be looking at weeks or months of, you know, political wrangling to actually form a government here.
Linda GradsteinCORRESPONDENT
8:51
In other words, his parents are Moroccan.
Linda GradsteinCORRESPONDENT
8:53
He grew up in Eilat.
Linda GradsteinCORRESPONDENT
8:55
So the other prime ministers like Netanyahu have all been Ashkenazi, sort of Eastern European, the founders of Israel and kind of seen a little bit more as the political and economic elite.
Ryan BridgeHOST
9:06
What happens if Netanyahu, and look, we could be looking at weeks or months of, you know, political wrangling to actually form a government here.
Mark WeissHOST
4:38
Flooding is possible in the south, in the Mitzpe Ramon area.
Mark WeissHOST
4:43
Maximum temperatures today, Jerusalem 23, Tel Aviv 26, Haifa 25, Eilat 29 degrees Celsius.
Mark WeissHOST
4:53
That's the news.
Mark WeissHOST
4:54
Just a reminder that we will have a 30-minute special election broadcast at 3 p.m. today on our usual 8 p.m. frequencies on Reshet
Sam ParkerGUEST
48:31
And again, a lot of A lot of the appeal of Likud to the working and middle-class communities of Mizrahi descent, they can also find in Gadi Eizenkot himself because he literally comes from that community.
Sam ParkerGUEST
48:49
He is from Eilat, which to many people outside of Israel is known as a beach town and kind of Las Vegas of Israel.
Sam ParkerGUEST
48:58
But within Israel, it's really a peripheral town and a development working class town.
Sam ParkerGUEST
49:04
for the people that live there.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
7:45
It is.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
7:46
And you note there that he is not just from this Moroccan background, Mizrahi background, but he's from the geographical periphery of the country with roots in Tiberias and Eilat.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
7:58
And that you say that he's, you observe that he's greeted in some of these communities by this Moroccan Arabic term as one of us.
Jonathan FreedlandHOST
8:07
One of us.
Peter BerkowitzGUEST
37:41
Eisenkot is also a son of the Moroccan Jewish community in Israel.
Peter BerkowitzGUEST
37:48
He grew up in Eilat, the southern town.
Peter BerkowitzGUEST
37:50
This makes him a representative of...
Peter BerkowitzGUEST
37:54
By quick analogy, you could think of it as Red America, even though he, Gertie Eisenkot, is a man of the center.

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