Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Sep 11, 2026
David BetoGUEST
Yeah, that was one-- 1947 was a great turning point, and it needs to be seen more.
David BetoGUEST
As Phil said, there were local Israelis, including Judah Magnes, the president of Hebrew University, testified before the UN in favor of a kind of canton solution.
David BetoGUEST
His argument was very interesting.
David BetoGUEST
They were the crossroads of different religions.
David BeitoGUEST
Yeah, that was one... 1947 was a great turning point, and it needs to be seen more.
David BeitoGUEST
As Phil said, there were local Israelis, including Judah Magnes, the president of Hebrew University, testified before the UN in favor of a kind of canton solution.
David BeitoGUEST
His argument was very interesting.
David BeitoGUEST
We're the crossroads of different religions.
David BetoGUEST
1947 was a great turning point, and it needs to be seen more.
David BetoGUEST
As Phil said, there were local Israelis, including Judah Max, the president of Hebrew University, testified before the UN in favor of a kind of Canton solution.
David BetoGUEST
His argument was very interesting.
David BetoGUEST
There were the crossroads of different religions.
David BeitoGUEST
1947 was a great turning point, and it needs to be seen more.
David BeitoGUEST
As Phil said, there were local Israelis, including Judah Max, the president of Hebrew University, testified before the UN in favor of a kind of Canton solution.
David BeitoGUEST
His argument was very interesting.
David BeitoGUEST
There were the crossroads of different religions.
Noah EfronHOST
Linda Gradstein has long covered Israel, first for NPR and most recently for the Voice of America of Blessed Memory.
Noah EfronHOST
Linda is also a lecturer in journalism at NYU Tel Aviv and the Hebrew University, and not too long ago at NYU Abu Dhabi.
Noah EfronHOST
Linda has won an Overseas Press Club Award and an Alfred I. duPont Award for Excellence in Broadcast Journalism.
Noah EfronHOST
Linda, how are you doing?
Philippe SandsGUEST
I think 40 years on from Chernobyl, countries generally have not completely accepted but they are subject to limitations because national boundaries are permeable, but there's a much greater acceptance of it today than there was back in 1987, 1988.
Lesley DingleHOST
I looked at two reviews of this book by M. Hirsch at the Hebrew University and S. McCaffrey at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, both complementary.
Lesley DingleHOST
And McCaffrey emphasized the book's importance to the subject of environmental law, which was prescient, as this is also how you saw it in the long run.
Lesley DingleHOST
And Hirsch made what I thought was a very quotable quote, which again picked out your own ability to see beyond the foreground of a subject and identify bigger issues on the horizon.
Stuart EizenstatGUEST
They want to educate their population.
Stuart EizenstatGUEST
I have a friend, an Israeli friend, who teaches at Al-Quj University and at Hebrew University.
Stuart EizenstatGUEST
And he says that it can take one of his students two hours each way to go through all the checkpoints to get to school.
Stuart EizenstatGUEST
Now, at the same time, let me mention this, and I think it's an important history
Philippe SandsGUEST
I think 40 years on from Chernobyl, countries generally have not completely accepted but they are subject to limitations because national boundaries are permeable, but there's a much greater acceptance of it today than there was back in 1987, 1988.
Lesley DingleHOST
I looked at two reviews of this book by M. Hirsch at the Hebrew University and S. McCaffrey at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, both complementary.
Lesley DingleHOST
And McCaffrey emphasized the book's importance to the subject of environmental law, which was prescient, as this is also how you saw it in the long run.
Lesley DingleHOST
And Hirsch made what I thought was a very quotable quote, which again picked out your own ability to see beyond the foreground of a subject and identify bigger issues on the horizon.
Effie KleinbergHOST
Company claimed their dairy products labeled sugar-free are clearly meant to imply that no sugar was added to them rather than the natural sugar being removed.
Effie KleinbergHOST
The company cited a study from Hebrew University.
Effie KleinbergHOST
Israel Diabetes Association has approved ice cream products with similar amounts of sugar, so on and so forth.
Effie KleinbergHOST
They rejected the argument.
Chris BakewellHOST
So it's a real pleasure to welcome our guest, Dr. Amit Asar.
Chris BakewellHOST
Amit is chair of the Pediatric Gastroenterology Unit at Kaplan Medical Center in Rehoboth, Israel, and is affiliated with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Chris BakewellHOST
He currently serves as Espigan Scientific Secretary and is chair of the Espigan Research Committee, is a member of the Porto IBD Working Group, and has authored more than 150 peer-reviewed publications.
Chris BakewellHOST
We, Tracy and I, had the opportunity to hear Amit speak at SBGAN's conference in Lille this year during a session on advanced therapies in IBD alongside Professor Djeri Bronski from Prague and Professor Iva Hodzak from Croatia.
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