Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis
Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis
And None Shall Make Them Afraid
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And None Shall Make Them Afraid
Rick Richman and I spoke about his book, "And None Shall Make Them Afraid", and the lesser known stories of three pivotal individuals in the Zionist movement who changed the course of Jewish history.
Nov 14, 2023
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Jewish history is about to change. Though we don’t know how it is going to change, we do know without doubt that whatever the Jewish people looks like in fifty years or one hundred years, it will have largely been shaped by the Pogrom of Oct 7 and the still-very-much-unfolding events that followed.

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Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis

Israel from the Inside with Daniel Gordis

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