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Sep 11, 2026
Daniel LapinHOST
Um, David, as you know, we are trying to understand what is happening in America today.
Daniel LapinHOST
And particularly, the, the lens through which we're looking at it is that, uh, we find that Jews who have been very well settled, in some cases for a thousand years or more, for instance, Jewish communities in Iraq, Morocco, Syria, Jewish communities in England, in Spain, in Portugal, in France, in Germany, and then of course the 20th century, Jews have into our DNA this basic idea that at some point or another we are no longer welcome in the country in which we've lived.
Daniel LapinHOST
It's a weird thing because, um, you know, people ordinarily who live in America, live in America.
Daniel LapinHOST
I don't think many Irish Americans say, "Well, you know, one day they're gonna turn against the Irish." But there's such an international pattern over a thousand years of Jews running out of time in almost every place.
Daniel LapinHOST
And we've always said never in America, and yet with the growing influence of Islam, we're not so sure.
Daniel LapinHOST
But at any rate, we do know that Jews, even strongly religious right-wing Jews who are solidly conservative, are starting to feel a little skittish, and they're starting to say, "Is this finally happening here as well?" And that's really what we wanna explore.
Daniel LapinHOST
And, um, Susan, I think you've got a-
Susan LapinHOST
I-
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For the Jews against Rome.
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Rome and Jerusalem clashed over values with a great tragedy for the Jewish people.
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Well, we lost that one.
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We have to win the next one.
Jonathan GreenblattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Because the next war will be decided based on how Israel and its allies perform online as much as offline.
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This is the eighth front, the disinformation campaign.
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It is actually this eighth front where our enemies believe they can actually defeat the Jewish state.
Jonathan GreenblattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
This is the kind of ingenuity and inventiveness that have always been a hallmark of the state of Israel, that have always been a characteristic of the Jewish people.
Wolf BlitzerHOST
And all these years later, people are still dying from the, uh, illnesses they, they got during the course of breathing that air.
Wolf BlitzerHOST
Uh, today there's also, as you well know, Governor, ramped up security for both 9/11 and the beginning of the Jewish, uh, high holy days.
Wolf BlitzerHOST
What's the state, the State of New York, doing now to try to ensure that everyone's safety today and this weekend will be secure?
Kathy HochulGUEST
Well, it is hard to have to say this, but we have to do even more to stop the spread of hate crimes, anti-Semitism in particular, as we've seen a spike in hate crimes over the last year, and more than half them are directed at Jewish New Yorkers.
Kathy HochulGUEST
They have a right to be safe, going into a synagogue to observe the holidays, whether it's going to, taking your child to a yeshiva and dropping them off, or walking down the street.
Kathy HochulGUEST
So I've allocated over $70 million, a tripling of the money that had been allocated just a few years ago, to give to synagogues and places that need to be secure, money for security cameras, um, different lighting, different ways that people can feel safer.
Kathy HochulGUEST
We're there to help this community know we have their backs.
Kathy HochulGUEST
We know it's a heightened time of anxiety.
Todd FrielHOST
Where did that come from exactly? And that's when Purim started.
Todd FrielHOST
And what is Purim Jewish festival that started then? And that has what to do with Dolly Parton exactly? What a bunch of monkey business.
Todd FrielHOST
And then the conclusion to it all is like a great big nothing burger.
Amanda GraceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
in this nation, and in Iran.
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Jimmy HicksCORRESPONDENT
this is a text from Anonymous.
Jimmy HicksCORRESPONDENT
Todd, how should we deal with anti-Semitic thinking that seems to be appearing in Christian circles? Recently, we had a family leave our church because they don't like our view on Israel and really don't think they should exist anymore.
Todd FrielHOST
When you say they shouldn't exist, do you mean they, the Jewish people, or they Israel? I think they mean Israel.
Todd FrielHOST
I hope so.
GhostHOST
Christianity was a big turning point for that because I feel like, especially in modern Judaism, revenge is almost like a foundation stone of what Judaism is all about, at least in the modern context, the way that –
Ashe in AmericaHOST
application of it and maybe in the rabbinic uh traditions and whatnot i don't know but um god specifically said vengeance is mine so it was never a biblical principle but all of it
GhostHOST
but but the way that the rabbis talk about it in in the context of like this story like the way that that that they talk about revenge the way that um I mean, the way that obviously Israel is deeply conflated with Jewish identity today and then just the way that the tall mood talks about revenge and the way that Netanyahu talks about revenge.
GhostHOST
It just seems like revenge is absolutely probably one of the most important and driving principles in modern Judaism, I would say.
GhostHOST
I think that's a fair assessment, at least as it relates to Israel and Talmudic Judaism.
GhostHOST
They talk like so I think that from that standpoint, Jesus coming out and talking about revenge being such a destructive force and being such a terrible thing and something that you shouldn't pursue and how you should turn the other cheek and how there should be grace and mercy, forgiveness.
GhostHOST
And that really, in my opinion, is the foundation stone of Christianity from a first principle standpoint.
GhostHOST
And when you see what it's done to Cofney here and the way that Atticus completely dismantles Cofney using Greek logic, using the principles of Greek philosophy, which as we've seen in this show, but also you can see it elsewhere in Jewish history is completely repudiated by like, like the Sanhedrin, like they consider the Greeks to be complete perverts.
Jenny Beth MartinHOST
And they were asking other people to do this and they believed that the Messiah had come.
Jenny Beth MartinHOST
So they were going up against the establishment within Judaism.
Jenny Beth MartinHOST
And then they also were creating a new religion called And Rome was on the march and standing up against Rome as well.
Jenny Beth MartinHOST
So they had two massive forces, and the Roman Empire cannot be underestimated at all, coming down on them.
Rabbi StarkHOST
I was once in, uh, in St. Louis, Missouri, and this [Hebrew] was, uh, looking at me, and he's like...
Rabbi StarkHOST
First of all, he says he's an eighth Jewish, he figured out, through his genetic, genetics.
Rabbi StarkHOST
He was... [Hebrew] one of his grandparents was Jewish.
Rabbi StarkHOST
He said, "I'm an eighth Jewish." He, he holds this genetic.
Rabbi StarkHOST
But he called me the p- part of the people of the book and, you know, he's, like, amazed by the biblical morals, and that's what's supposed to be.
Rabbi StarkHOST
I mean, you know, he's not supposed to be [Hebrew] but we're supposed...
Rabbi StarkHOST
I like f- for the kids sometimes.
Rabbi StarkHOST
Ellie, don't tell them what it's called, but it doesn't matter.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
The question is whether you're being true to Islam as explicated in the Quran and the Hadith from the seventh century.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
And let me be clear, there's one big difference between Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
They are not the religions of the book because they're not the same stinking book, okay? In Judaism, you have a relationship with God, number one, okay? That's the big novelty of Judaism.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
The chosen people have a relationship with God, okay? Christianity, which is the upgrade, right? I'll say this as a cradle Catholic, the 2.0 of Judaism.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
It's about what? The relationship is taken to that salvific point whereby the son of God takes our sins upon himself to guarantee for us eternal life if we recognize him, okay? All of what I just said is utterly haram and utterly, utterly heretical and blasphemous in Islam.
Sebastian GorkaGUEST
Number one, you cannot have a relationship with Allah, okay? A human being can't do that.
Ray StevensHOST
And we'll talk later on in the show about What I think are some suppression polls and Democrats going to pick up six seats in the House.
Ray StevensHOST
I don't necessarily buy that because there's a new poll out that shows Jewish voters and how they will vote.
Ray StevensHOST
I don't think.
Ray StevensHOST
I don't think that the polls are taking into account...
Ray StevensHOST
If you are Jewish and you're voting Democrat, I would love to know why.
Ray StevensHOST
The number is 312-477-8900.
Ray StevensHOST
But we have problems here in the state of Illinois.
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Ray StevensHOST
312-477-8900.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
It's comprised of a series of rituals, most of them symbolizing important episodes from the life of Abraham and his firstborn son Ishmael.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
Now, the backstory of Abraham and Ishmael is a bit different in Islamic tradition compared to Jewish and Christian traditions.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
For those of you that are familiar with the story from the Hebrew Bible, Abraham had two sons, Ishmael and Isaac.
Andrew M. HenryHOST
But in the version in Genesis, Isaac is the favorite son as he goes on to be the patriarch of the Israelite people.
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