Whataboutism and the Victimhood Narrative - Ep6

The real genocide expert speaks on Israel -Ep10

Yakov explains: Why believe genocide scholar Omer Bartov on Israel's "genocide." Why not to believe Mark Dubowitz The importance of historian Lee Mordechai's X thread Non-victimhood Israeli soldiers are coming back in shock at what they're witnessing in Gaza

How The U.S.’s Most Influential Rabbi Poisons The Minds Of Jews Against The Pope -Ep9

Yakov explains how the most famous Rabbi in America, Rabbi David Wolpe, causes Jews to hate the Pope

Why a Civil War is Inevitable in Israel -Ep8

In this episode, Yakov discusses three topics: The significance of the Btselem Hebron report and why a civil war is inevitable in Israel. Why the Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg constantly censors essential news about Israel How Ehud Barak doesn't share Netanyahu’s victimhood perspective and discourse.

4 Topics: Amsterdam, Trump, Yaalon, and "Self-Hating Jews" - Ep7

Yakov discusses in this episode: Were the Israel fans attacked in Amsterdam "just for being Jews," as Netanyahu claims? And why did the media change their story? Is Netanyahu feeling the pressure from Trump to end the war and make a hostage deal? Is former Likud defense minister Moshe Yaalon's accusation of ethnic cleansing a game-changer? And what's the deeper meaning of the "self-hatred" accusation? Jeffrey Goldberg's use of the term supplies the answer.

Whataboutism and the Victimhood Narrative - Ep6

Yakov explains why the “Whataboutism” argument against the International Criminal Court’s indictment of Netanyahu, namely, “why did the ICC indict political leaders in Israel and not China if not for antisemitism?” for example, fails. He goes on to explore why Whataboutism in general is fallacious and dangerous as a rhetorical device, especially with respect to antisemitism.