THE ISRAELI - JEWISH CONFLICT

A painful conversation with a Jew in pain

40 min · 7 de nov de 2025
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In the third episode of the The Israeli - Jewish Conflict podcast, UCLA Professor David Myers, who explores Jewish history and culture, speaks candidly about the about the complexity of a man who supports Israel, feels connected to it, and once even considered making Aliyah, yet in the past two years has felt increasingly alienated from the moral standards the country has displayed in light of the war in Gaza. “The claim that Israel guarantees the security of Jews around the world is now in question,” he says, “not only because of October 7, but because Israel’s actions have fueled antisemitism worldwide.” Myers calls for reexamining new models of connection between Israel and world Jewry, especially among younger generations: “Perhaps Israel no longer needs to be so central to Jewish education in the United States.” A painful conversation with a Jew in pain.

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