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A weekly Jewish podcast where Eitan Levine yells about the news. We schmooze, we deep dive, we complain about the price of yeshiva tuition even though I dont have kids.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJew York Times is a news podcast hosted by Eitan Levine, with 59 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Eitan Levine hosts Jew York Times, a news show with 59 episodes published.
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On today's episode, i sit with Margot TouiTou (Margot Explains It All) We talk about some lesser-known issues facing Israel before this upcomming election and how American jews interact with the state. We also dive into the current state of the LGBTQ community in Israel and how the Charedi community needs to step it up in helping the state exist.
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On today's episode of "120 Angry Seats: Israel Election 2026," we are talking about how coalitions get formed in the Knesset. Featuring our election guru, Shanie Reichman from Israel Policy Forum! Plus we go over some election updates, current polls and hop into our listener mailbag! What is really the difference between Gadi Eisenkott and Bibi Netanyahu? Want some fun israel election resources? ISRAEL POLICY FORUM HAS GOT YOU COVERED! Check out-- https://israelpolicyforum.org/onetwenty/
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IT IS THE FIRST EPISODE OF "120 ANGRY SEATS: ISRAEL ELECTION 2026" with Shanie Reichman from Israel Policy Forum In this episode, we explain how elections in Israel work and what it would take for a new prime minister to take over Is this the end of Bibi Netanyahu? What do people like about Gadi Eisenkott? How do the CHaredi and Arab voting blocks fit in?
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On today's episode, we are joined by Sami Sage from Betches to talk about the Graham Platner Maine Senate Democrat explosion. Did AIPAC and Israel cause this?1/1 DONATE TO THE PATREON!
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On today's episode of the Jew York Times we are joined by Shanie Reichman from Israel Policy Forum to talk about Gadi Eisenkot-- a politican in israel who has been surging in the polls lately, surpassing Bibi Netanyahu AND Naftali Bennet. We also talk about whether jews should be freaking out over DSA candidates wining primaries Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Preview 05:37 Concerns about Rising Anti-Semitism 16:19 Gaudi Eisencott's Rise in Israeli Politics 46:04 Gadi Eisenkot's Surge in the Polls
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