C14 Israel Debrief

Beyond the noise. Beyond the headlines. Israel Debrief cuts through the international media narrative to reveal what's really happening in Israel. Each episode features in-depth conversations with military leaders, geopolitical experts, and voices from Israel's heartland, exploring the stories international media won't tell. From sovereignty in Judea & Samaria to the post-October 7 reality, from biblical archaeology to security challenges, C14 asks the tough questions that matter most to Israel's future. This is Israeli perspective, unfiltered.

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  "America is great again." Heritage's Kevin Roberts on Iran, Israel and why he's finally coming to Jerusalem.

  Aug 20, 202628 min

  Heritage Foundation president Dr. Kevin Roberts sits down with C14's Libby Alon ahead of his first trip to Israel, where he will address the National Conservatism Conference in October. Roberts discusses the war with Iran, the rise of antisemitism on both the American left and right, Heritage's Project Esther initiative, and why he believes the US-Israel alliance is entering its strongest chapter yet. Heritage's role in American politics - Iran, antisemitism, national conservatism and the future of US-Israel relations, in conversation with Libby Alon on C14 Israel Debrief.

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  Land, Guns, and Law Enforcement: On the Brink of Israeli Sovereignty

  Aug 17, 202628 min

  Across the Middle East, sovereignty has become the defining word of the year. Lebanon wants control of its land and its guns. Syria wants control of its territory and its minorities. And in Israel, one of the country's most prominent sovereignty influencers says the same three pillars apply at home: land, guns, and law enforcement. Nadia Matar, co-founder of the Sovereignty Movement, joins Sophia Tupolev on the Israel Debrief to make her case for why nearly 60 years of military rule in Judea and Samaria should end, why she sees the Oslo Accords as a foundational mistake, and why she believes full Israeli sovereignty, not just settlement growth, is the only path to lasting security. Watch the full conversation for her take on the 'Palestinian' Authority's military buildup, the recent shift of civilian law enforcement from the IDF to Israeli police, and what she calls the true scale of the war Israel is fighting. Follow C14 in English for more.

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  Investigation: The 'American' Arab Town in Israel's Heartland | Sophia Tupolev

  Aug 16, 20264 min

  Israel: A Muslim town of 1,500 in 1967 should have 1,800 residents today. Instead it has 8,000, and up to 90% hold American citizenship.A new Regavim investigation traces how Turmus Ayya became a hub for naturalization, birthright citizenship, and chain migration on a scale nobody in Washington has scrutinized. Two US-based 'activists' tied to the village, one photographed with Mahmoud Abbas, one flagged for praising Hamas and Hezbollah, helped shape four Senate letters and a bill with 100+ co-sponsors.The timing matters. In June the Supreme Court struck down Trump's first executive order limiting birthright citizenship. This month he signed a narrower one targeting the loopholes that ruling left open. The fight over who counts as American, and how far that status stretches, is happening right now, and this report lands right in the middle of it.It also comes as Secretary of State Marco Rubio cracks down on Islamist infiltration in the US, and days after Sen. Ted Cruz's Senate hearing, "Hidden in Plain Sight," spotlighted Muslim Brotherhood-linked networks on American soil.Regavim is calling for an immigration investigation, entry denial of the individuals named into Israel, and a FARA review in the U.S.

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  Minister May Golan: 500M NIS for national security. The mob. Settler security belt | Sophia Tupolev

  Jul 21, 202622 min

  Hours after visiting Gilad Farm, the Jewish community torched in a suspected arson attack this weekend, Sophia Tupolev sits down to talk national security with Israel's Minister of Social Equality and Advancement of the Status of Women, May Golan (Likud). Golan defends her 500 million shekel program to fight Arab organized crime, and levels an explosive accusation: that Mansour Abbas, the "real boss" of the former Bennett-Lapid government, knew a 30 billion shekel plan he controlled was funding the crime organizations behind a wave of murders in the Arab sector. She lays out why she sees a direct line between Jewish presence in Judea and Samaria and preventing "the next October 7th," why she believes the Gaza disengagement was a mistake, and why she thinks Oslo should be canceled. On "apartheid" claims and democratic legitimacy, Golan turns the accusation back on critics, and argues the real threat to Israeli security isn't on the ground, it's in the courthouse. Inside: Report from Havat Gilad after the arson attack The 500 million shekel program and the Mansour Abbas accusation How organized crime bleeds into terrorJudea and Samaria and the "next October 7th" Jewish presence as a security shield - and do Israeli police and IDF protect 'settlers' enough? "We are alone": antisemitism and the UN Answering the "apartheid" claim The Gaza march and resettlement question Oslo, land, and "everything on the table" The security fix that starts in the courthouse - and the one thing she thinks the next Israeli government will have to do For more Channel 14 in English: ⁠⁠⁠⁠News⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠X ⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Threads⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Youtube⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Telegram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok

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  Brazilian Presidential Candidate Flávio Bolsonaro: Israel, Lula, Terrorism, Lawfare | Libby Alon

  Jul 11, 202623 min

  Portuguese/English with official English subtitles Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazilian congressman and leading presidential candidate, sits down with Libby Alon for a wide ranging interview on Israel, the war on terror, and the "lawfare" campaign against his father, former president Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro speaks of his plan for Brazil, the "Tesouraço," modeled on Javier Milei's reforms in Argentina, and argues that Latin America's rightward shift is just getting started. He accuses President Lula of siding with terrorists over allies, pointing to Brazil's objection to the US terrorist designation of the PCC and Comando Vermelho, criminal groups he says have documented ties to Hezbollah and Hamas, and to Vice President Geraldo Alckmin's attendance at the inauguration of Iran's president.He commits to moving Brazil's embassy to Jerusalem, expanding Brazil's participation in the Isaac Accords, and rebuilding military and diplomatic ties with Israel that he says have collapsed under Lula. Bolsonaro also speaks candidly about his father's house arrest, the toll of "lawfare" on Brazilian democracy, and what he sees as his path to the presidency in 2027.Watch the full interview with Libby Alon.

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