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The Long Path Podcast EP 10 - The Origins Of Zionism - David Matlow
May 4, 2026
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judaism
Apr 27, 2026
57m 12s
The Long Path Podcast EP 9 - Pluralizing The Jewish Conversation - Amy Albertson
Apr 27, 2026
Unknown duration
The Long Path Podcast EP 8- Rebuilding Justice For Jews- Adela Cojab
Apr 20, 2026
56m 18s
The Long Path Podcast EP 7 - How To Rebuild Jewish Systems
Apr 15, 2026
1h 14m 11s
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| 5/4/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 10 - The Origins Of Zionism - David Matlow | What can a collection of artifacts teach us about the founding of the Jewish State?In this episode of The Long Path Podcast, we sit down with David Matlow, founder of The Herzl Project and the owner of the world’s largest private collection of Theodor Herzl memorabilia, to explore the origins of Zionism and the story behind the founding of the State of Israel. Through rare artifacts and historical documents, David brings Herzl’s vision to life — from his early writings to the First Zionist Congress and beyond. This conversation traces the evolution of modern Zionism, the forces that shaped it, and the individuals who turned an idea into a reality.We also dive into Herzl’s personal story, the historical context that drove his thinking, and how his vision continues to influence conversations about Israel and Jewish identity today.Topics discussed include:• The origins and early philosophy of ZionismThe life and legacy of Theodor HerzlKey moments leading to the founding of IsraelThe role of artifacts in preserving Jewish historyHow Herzl’s vision shapes modern discussions around IsraelThis episode offers a rare, tangible connection to one of the most pivotal movements in modern Jewish history.Learn more about The Herzl Project: https://herzlcollection.com/Follow The Long Path Podcast:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelongpathpodcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thelongpathpodcast | — | ||||||
| 4/27/26 | ![]() judaism✨ | Jewish identityinterfaith family+4 | Amy Albertson | The Long Path Podcast | Israeldiaspora | Jewish identityinterfaith+5 | — | 57m 12s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 9 - Pluralizing The Jewish Conversation - Amy Albertson | Identity, belonging, and what it means to be Jewish in the diaspora.In this episode of The Long Path Podcast, we sit down with Amy Albertson to explore her personal journey navigating Jewish identity after growing up in an interfaith family, spending six years living in Israel, and ultimately shaping her own relationship with Judaism. Amy shares how her background influenced the way she understands Jewish community, belonging, and connection to Israel. Her story reflects questions many Jews in the diaspora wrestle with today: How do we build meaningful Jewish identities outside of Israel? What role does Israel play in that identity? And how do interfaith backgrounds shape the way people engage with Judaism? Through her experiences, Amy offers a thoughtful perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing diaspora Jewish identity today.Topics discussed include:Growing up in an interfaith family and navigating Jewish identity• How living in Israel shaped her relationship with JudaismThe role Israel plays in Jewish identity for diaspora JewsThe evolving nature of Jewish belonging and communityWhat Amy’s story reveals about the broader Jewish diaspora experienceThis conversation is a deeply personal look at the many paths people take toward building a Jewish life.Follow Amy Albertson:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theamyalbertsonTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theamyalbertsonX: https://x.com/theamyalbertsonFollow The Long Path Podcast:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thelongpathpodcastTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thelongpathpodcast | — | ||||||
| 4/20/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 8- Rebuilding Justice For Jews- Adela Cojab✨ | civil rightsJewish students+4 | Adela Cojab | New York UniversityTitle VI of the Civil Rights Act | United States | civil rightsJewish students+5 | — | 56m 18s | |
| 4/15/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 7 - How To Rebuild Jewish Systems✨ | Jewish thoughtZionism+4 | David Hazony | Z3 Institute | — | Jewish thoughtZionism+5 | — | 1h 14m 11s | |
| 4/6/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 6- The ZIONISM GAP- With Mimi Kravetz✨ | ZionismJewish identity+4 | Mimi Kravetz | Jewish Federations of North AmericaJFNA | — | Zionism gapZionism surge+5 | — | 52m 36s | |
| 3/30/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 5- The Red Green Alliance- With Izabella Tabarovsky & Hussein Mansour✨ | Red-Green Alliancepolitical Islam+5 | Hussein MansourIzabella Tabarovsky | The Long Path PodcastSoviet Union+5 | — | Red-Green Alliancepolitical Islam+7 | — | 1h 15m 20s | |
| 3/23/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 4- Keeping Your Heart Open- Alice Miller✨ | humanitarian aidgender equality+4 | Alice Miller | NatanIsraeli Air Force+1 | IsraelGaza | humanitarian leadergender equality+5 | — | 1h 05m 29s | |
| 3/16/26 | ![]() Rebuilding Gaza - With Dr. David Hasan- The Long Path Podcast EP 3✨ | humanitarian leadershipIsraeli-Palestinian conflict+4 | Dr. David Hasan | Gaza Children’s VillageZ3 Project | GazaIsrael+1 | Gazahumanitarian+6 | — | 1h 06m 49s | |
| 3/9/26 | ![]() What the Left Can Learn From Settlers -The Long Path Podcast EP 2- Shanie Reichman✨ | two-state solutionIsraeli-Palestinian conflict+4 | Shanie Reichman | Z3 ProjectThe Long Path Podcast | IsraelPalestine | IsraelZionism+5 | — | 1h 00m 02s | |
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| 3/2/26 | ![]() The Long Path Podcast EP 1 - No One Expected Such a Long War- Rachel Azaria✨ | Israeli societyHaredi integration+5 | Rachel Azaria | HaOgenZ3 | IsraelIsraeli | Israeli societyHaredi community+7 | — | 1h 07m 08s | |
| 9/9/25 | ![]() LGBTQ+ Jews After October 7 (Podcast S2 Ep. 9)✨ | LGBTQ+ identityantisemitism+4 | Hila PeerAsher Gellis | JQ InternationalHadassah | IsraelAmerica | LGBTQ+ Jewsantisemitism+5 | — | 1h 07m 11s | |
| 6/10/25 | ![]() Mutual Interests, Shifting Priorities: The US-Israel Security Conversation (Z3 Podcast S2 Ep. 3) | In this episode of the Z3 Podcast, Host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman, Chuck Freilich, and Maggie Feldman-Piltch discuss the evolving concept of national security in the context of Israel and the United States. From the impact of October 7 to the evolving nature of warfare, they dive into the tensions, values, and deep strategic ties between the U.S. and Israel. They explore what keeps nations safe today beyond simply armies and borders as well as the operational differences between the two nations and the challenges they face moving forward.If you’re interested in U.S.–Israel relations and security strategy this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.About Our GuestsProf. Chuck Freilich, a senior fellow at INSS, was a deputy national security adviser in Israel. He was a long-time senior fellow at Harvard's Belfer Center and has taught political science at Harvard, Columbia, NYU and Tel Aviv Universities. Freilich is the author of Zion’s Dilemmas: How Israel Makes National Security Policy (Cornell Press 2012); Israeli National Security: A New Strategy for an Era of Change (Oxford Press 2018); and Israel and the Cyber Threat: How the Startup Nation Became a Global Cyber Power (Oxford Press 2023). He is now working on a book on the US-Israeli strategic and military relationship. Freilich has written some 250 op-eds in American and Israeli press and is the senior editor of the Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs.Maggie Feldman-Piltch makes national security make sense. Her writing under the name Non-State Actress reaches several hundred thousand people a week. She is the Managing Director of Unicorn Strategies and an Advisor to several defense frontier technology companies. She previously led the Digital and Electronic Warfare portfolio for the Wilson Center’s Science and Technology Innovation Program prior to the institution, including the Wilson Presidential Library’s, destruction by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). She’s been a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and completed a non-resident fellowship at Joint Special Operations University, guest lectures at the National War College and is exceedingly proud of her engagement with Meridian International Center, Munich Security Conference, and her undergraduate alma mater Wesleyan University.Chapters(00:00) Defining National Security(05:04) Current Threats to National Security(17:34) Impact of October 7th on National Security(30:37) The Nature of the US-Israel Relationship(37:12) The Critical U.S.-Israel Relationship(39:02) Israel's Strategic Importance(42:11) Understanding Bilateral Relationships(43:58) Operational Differences in National Security(47:00) The Nature of Modern Warfare(50:52) Current U.S.-Israel Relations(55:56) Challenges in U.S.-Israel Relations(01:00:59) The Future of U.S.-Israel Relations | — | ||||||
| 5/12/25 | ![]() Art and Identity After October 7 (Z3 Podcast S2 Ep. 2) | In this episode of the Z3 Podcast, artists Vanessa Hidary and Neshama Carlebach reflect on how their creative work and personal identities have been transformed in the wake of October 7. They share how their art has shifted toward activism, shaped by grief, urgency, and deep connection to their communities. The conversation explores the evolving role of Jewish artists, the contrasts between diaspora and Israeli experiences, and the ways art can offer healing in moments of rupture. Listen to these groundbreaking artists as they get deep and spiritual, making the case for art and activism as a genuine, necessary tool in building the world to come.About Our GuestsNeshama Carlebach is an award-winning singer, songwriter and educator who has performed and taught in cities around the world. In the aftermath of the October 7th attacks, Neshama brought thousands of people together throughout the NY metro area for concerts that have raised over half a million dollars for Israel. Neshama is currently pursuing rabbinic ordination at The Academy for Jewish Religion.Vanessa Hidary is an international spoken word artist, educator, and advocate whose work has had a profound impact on both the Jewish community and beyond. She began performing her powerful poetry in New York City venues, becoming a pioneering voice for Jewish identity in the slam poetry scene. Inspired by her own Syrian-Jewish heritage, she founded the Kaleidoscope Project, a narrative-arts initiative that amplifies the stories of Jews of diverse backgrounds. In addition to her work in the arts, Vanessa has become a prominent advocate for Jewish unity in the wake of the rising antisemitism post-October 7th, 2023. Chapters(00:00) Introduction(09:32) The Blurring of Personal and Artistic Identity(10:59) The Responsibility of Artists in Times of Crisis(18:42) Navigating Audience Expectations and Artistic Integrity(26:12) The Role of Community and Family in Artistic Expression(30:15) Looking Towards the Future for the Next Generation(33:04) The Role of Art in Uniting Communities(34:30) Navigating Division Within the Jewish Community36:47 The Impact of Personal Experience on Understanding39:08 The Responsibility of Jewish Artists43:46 The Connection Between Diaspora and Israeli Jews51:32 Spiritual Engagement and Activism54:14 The Journey of Learning and Identity58:07 Long-Term Commitment to Community and Identity | — | ||||||
| 11/4/24 | ![]() Ep 3: Gazan-American & Jewish-Israeli Examine Hamas Polls and Building a New Future for the Region | In this third powerful conversation in our special video series, Z3 host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman sits down with Gazan-American activist Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib to tackle the intricate layers of identity, misinformation, and hope in the Israel-Gaza conflict. They begin with Ahmed’s insights into life under Hamas rule in Gaza, sharing the day-to-day struggles of Palestinians caught in the crossfire. The conversation explores the often-overlooked influence of propaganda and misinformation—particularly around polling data and public opinion—while underscoring the impact these narratives have on both Palestinian lives and international perspectives. Ahmed’s call for international support that empowers Palestinians to achieve self-governance and economic stability offers a fresh perspective on moving beyond rhetoric to meaningful action for peace. This episode dives deep into the intersections of Palestinian identity, regional politics, and the future of the region. Through this honest exchange, Ahmed and Amitai illuminate the struggles and hopes shared across their communities, emphasizing the potential of Jewish-Palestinian dialogue in transforming narratives and fostering mutual understanding. Join us for a powerful episode that cuts through rhetoric, seeking pathways for empathy, accountability, and, ultimately, peace. We are deeply grateful to Ahmed for joining us in this difficult but crucial conversation in these times of deep division and strife. This conversation was recorded on August 30, 2024. About our guest:Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib is an American writer and analyst who grew up in Gaza City, having left in 2005 as a teenage exchange student to the United States. He writes extensively on Gaza’s political and humanitarian affairs and has been an outspoken critic of Hamas and a promoter of coexistence and peace as the only path forward between Palestinians and Israelis. Alkhatib is a resident senior fellow with the Scowcroft Middle East Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council’s Middle East Programs. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s in intelligence and national security studies. His writing has been published in US, and Israeli outlets and his opinions and comments have been featured in the international press. | — | ||||||
| 10/8/24 | ![]() The Battle for Jewish Identity on Campus - Roundtable Talk (Z3 Podcast Ep. 26) | In this special episode of the Z3 Podcast, host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman is joined by two guests involved with Jewish life at UC Berkeley: Rav Maya Zinkow, Campus Rabbi, and Dr. Masua Sagiv, Koret Visiting Assistant Professor of Jewish and Israel Studies and Senior Faculty member at the Shalom Hartman Institute. In this roundtable discussion, all three reflect on their recent visits and experiences in Israel and explore the emotional and political divide between the realities on the ground in Israel and the discourse in the U.S., particularly on college campuses. The conversation dives into the challenges Jewish students face navigating campus life, where progressive movements often clash with Zionism during a time where social media amplifies misinformation and extremist narratives, complicating conversations about Israel, and leaving students caught between popular opinion and their Jewish identity. Rav Maya and Dr. Sagiv discuss the delicate balance of providing pastoral care to students while also encouraging critical thinking on complex issues like Israel, Zionism, and Jewish identity. This episode offers a thoughtful discussion on the intersection of Jewish education, campus activism, and the future of Jewish identity in both Israel and the diaspora. About our guests: Rav Maya Zinkow Rabbi Maya Zinkow is the Campus Rabbi at UC Berkeley Hillel. She received rabbinic ordination and a Master’s in Jewish Women and Gender Studies at the Jewish Theological Seminary as a Wexner Graduate Fellow. While studying at JTS, Maya served as a rabbinic intern at the Columbia/Barnard Hillel and at Romemu on the Upper West Side. Before starting her rabbinic studies, Maya graduated from Barnard College with a degree in English literature and creative writing, and followed her love of text to the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies, where she learned Torah for two years and now serves as summer faculty. You can follow her on instagram at @ravmayaz Dr. Masua Sagiv Dr. Masua Sagiv is the Koret Visiting Assistant Professor of Jewish and Israel Studies at the Helen Diller Institute at U.C. Berkeley School of Law, and a Senior Faculty member of the Shalom Hartman Institute based in the San Francisco Bay Area. She writes and teaches on questions of law and nationality, religion and state, anti-Semitism, Jewish peoplehood, and dynamics of change in Israeli society. Prior to moving to the Bay Area, Masua was the Academic Director of the Menomadin Center for Jewish and Democratic Law at Bar-Ilan University, and taught at the Schools of Law at Bar-Ilan University and Tel-Aviv University. To hear more from Dr. Sagiv, listen to Episode 5 of the Z3 Project Podcast. | — | ||||||
| 9/16/24 | ![]() Ep 2: Gazan-American & Jewish-Israeli Discuss Hostage Families, Activism, and Tribalism | Welcome to episode 2 of our special series of conversations between Z3 founder and podcast host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman and Palestinian writer and peace activist, Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib. In this episode, Ahmed reflects on his recent trip to Washington, DC, where he met with hostage families and U.S. officials and he shares the impact of those interactions on his vision for peace. He and Amitai discuss the internal politics of Gaza as Ahmed questions misleading polling data that suggests widespread support for Hamas in Gaza and highlights the cognitive dissonance caused by years of isolation and propaganda. Despite the violence, Ahmed emphasizes moments of humanity and kindness he has witnessed between Palestinians and Israelis, even in Gaza, which give him hope for the future. He shares his mission to be a unique bridge builder between the pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian communities, moderating difficult but valuable dialogues online. The episode also touches on the broader geopolitical implications of the conflict, particularly the role of Iran and regional power struggles, highlighting the importance of resolving the conflict for lasting peace in the Middle East. Chapters: (0:00) Episode Preview and Host Intro (04:10) Palestinian Response to Oct. 7 and Polls in Gaza (18:34) Loss of Faith in the Peace Process and Bad Actors (24:04) Ahmed Meeting Hostage Families and U.S. Officials (34:00) Tribalism in Public Dialogue (40:39) Online Voices: The Bad and the Good (48:02) Resistance to Ahmed's Work with Jewish Voices (56:14) Cycle of Blame Impeding Progress (1:01:15) Ahmed Speaks on the Israeli Hostages (1:07:05) Looking Back Vs. Looking Forward (1:09:05) Role of the Palestinian Diaspora in Nation Building (1:11:58) Positioning Palestine as a U.S. Ally (1:15:59) Path Forward for Both Peoples We are deeply grateful to Ahmed for joining us in this difficult but crucial conversation in these times of deep division and strife. About our guest: Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib is an American writer and analyst who grew up in Gaza City, having left in 2005 as a teenage exchange student to the United States. He writes extensively on Gaza’s political and humanitarian affairs and has been an outspoken critic of Hamas and a promoter of coexistence and peace as the only path forward between Palestinians and Israelis. Alkhatib is a resident senior fellow with the Scowcroft Middle East Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council’s Middle East Programs. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s in intelligence and national security studies. His writing has been published in US, and Israeli outlets and his opinions and comments have been featured in the international press. | — | ||||||
| 8/21/24 | ![]() Ep.1: Gazan-American & Jewish-Israeli Discuss October 7, War, & Paths to Peace | Content Advisory: Please note that this episode discusses challenging themes including graphic description of wartime deaths. Listen as we launch a special series of conversations between Z3 founder and podcast host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman and Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a passionate activist for Gazans and Palestinians. Amitai served in the IDF from 2005-2009 in Gaza, while Ahmed is an outspoken voice for the future of the Palestinian people. In 2015, he started an not-for-profit organization whose goal was to build an internationally-run, Israeli-approved airport airfield to facilitate the movement of people in and out in cargo without Hamas having any control over the facility. Chapters: (00:00) Episode Preview and Host Intro (03:45) Ahmed's Life Growing up in Gaza and the U.S. (08:15) Ahmed's Work in Non-Profit for Gaza and Professional Life (10:55) October 7th and its Aftermath (19:45) Hamas' Goals (24:29) Global Reaction that Spurred Ahmed to Advocacy (27:54) IDF Airstrikes on his Family (34:14) Gaza Views on Israel (41:30) Intifadas and Failed Peace Deals (49:12) Reimagining Right of Return (59:45) Self-Determination and Coexistence In this powerful episode, Ahmed shares his personal journey through immense loss and ongoing conflict. Having lost 31 family members in Gaza since October 7th, Ahmed speaks about his deep pain and how it fuels his commitment to advocating for peace and understanding. He reflects on the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the challenges of maintaining humanity amidst tragedy, and his hope for restoring mutual respect and cooperation. Tune in to hear Ahmed’s heartfelt message on navigating grief and striving for a balanced path forward. We are deeply grateful to Ahmed for joining us in this difficult but crucial conversation in these times of deep division and strife. About our guest: Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib is an American writer and analyst who grew up in Gaza City, having left in 2005 as a teenage exchange student to the United States. He writes extensively on Gaza’s political and humanitarian affairs and has been an outspoken critic of Hamas and a promoter of coexistence and peace as the only path forward between Palestinians and Israelis. Alkhatib is a resident senior fellow with the Scowcroft Middle East Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council’s Middle East Programs. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s in intelligence and national security studies. His writing has been published in US, and Israeli outlets and his opinions and comments have been featured in the international press. | — | ||||||
| 7/9/24 | ![]() The Power of Empathy in Hostage Negotiations (Z3 Podcast Ep. 25: Mickey Bergman) | In the latest Z3 Project podcast, Dror Stein, of Z3, steps in as host for this episode where she speaks with Mickey Bergman, expert in international hostage negotiations with hostile actors, about his career in negotiating for the release of political prisoners worldwide. They discuss how emotional intelligence and empathy play a crucial role in these high-stakes negotiations as Bergman shares his experiences from his new book “In The Shadows: True Stories of High-Stakes Negotiations to Free Americans Captured Abroad”. Listen now to learn more about the unseen machinations of international hostage situations and how his work has been affected in our post-October 7th world. About Mickey Bergman: Mickey Bergman directs Global Reach and the Richardson Center for Global Engagement, non-governmental, non-profit organizations that negotiate the release of political prisoners and hostages around the world. A special-operations veteran of the Israel Defense Forces, he has spent the past decade freeing Americans from some of the most complex and insulated countries on earth, including Iran, North Korea, Russia, Venezuela, Syria, Gambia and Sudan. He is an adjunct professor at the Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service, where his graduate courses focus on the art of emotional intelligence in international relations. He was nominated for the 2019 and 2023 Nobel Peace Prize alongside former Governor Bill Richardson. Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
| 7/2/24 | ![]() Navigating Ideological Challenges in Jewish Discourse (Z3 Podcast Ep. 24: David Bernstein) | In this episode of the Z3 Project Podcast, join host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman in discussion with David Bernstein, founder of the Jewish Institute for Liberal Values and author of "Woke Antisemitism: How a Progressive Ideology Harms the Jews." Together they discuss the perceived challenges posed by progressive ideologies to Jewish values and community discourse. David reflects on the necessity of reviving nuanced, centrist dialogue and addressing the fears within the Jewish community. The conversation underscores the importance of open debate, the dangers of social media polarization, and the need for coalition-building to preserve diverse perspectives and robust public discourse. Tune in to hear Bernstein's perspective on the future of Jewish communal identity, as well as practical steps for fostering inclusive and meaningful dialogue. About our guest: David Bernstein A passionate advocate of the free expression of ideas, Bernstein is past President and CEO of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs and former executive director of the David Project. He is the author of “Woke Antisemitism: How a Progressive Ideology Harms Jews.” Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
| 6/5/24 | ![]() Why Authoritarianism Won't Protect Jews (Z3 Podcast Ep. 22: Elad Nehorai) | Join Z3 Podcast host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman and writer-activist Elad Nehorai as they dive into the nature of authoritarian power structures in our world today as they present in our social structures from communities to governments. They also discuss how Americans are especially vulnerable to extremist rhetoric in our current culture of disconnection and fear, leading people to extremism to feel empowered and find community. Listen in as they discuss how social divisions are feeding into a loss of faith in democracy and creating a vacuum that further draws people towards extremist views. Elad also explores the conditional nature of support of Jewish safety from figures in power and how authoritarians use Jewish causes to their political advantage. This conversation promises to be thought-provoking, shedding light on the complexities of the need for community and security. Listen now. About our guest: Elad Nehorai Progressive Thinker, Writer and Activist Elad Nehorai is a well-known writer specializing in extremism, antisemitism, marketing, and how all three intersect. He is an ex-Hasidic Jew who, before leaving Orthodoxy, led a creative Jewish community in Brooklyn called Hevria as well as the largest politically progressive Orthodox Jewish advocacy group, Torah Trumps Hate. Learning from his time in the Hasidic community and studying extremism, he has become an outspoken pro-democracy voice. Since October 7th, he has drawn on his Israeli background to inform his work building coalitions among those who share a vision of solidarity for the future. Today, he runs a marketing agency for good called Justice Marketing. You can find Elad’s writing on MSNBC.com, the Daily Beast, Huffpost, the Forward, Haaretz, and beyond. Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
| 5/7/24 | ![]() Exploring Jewish Ethics in War (Z3 Podcast Ep. 20: Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Brody) | Join Z3 Podcast host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman and Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Brody, Executive Director of Ematai (https://www.ematai.org), for a thought-provoking conversation about the complex intersection of Jewish wisdom and the ethics of war – from the moral considerations of going to war to the ethical dilemmas in combat tactics. Tune in as they discuss the role of religion in shaping moral frameworks, the necessity of warfare, and the broader geopolitical context shaping military decisions. Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
| 4/25/24 | ![]() Are Pro-Israel or Anti-Zionist Jews Representing Real Judaism? (Z3 Podcast Ep19: Yossi Klein Halevi) | In this episode of the Z3 podcast, host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman engages in a timely conversation with Yossi Klein Halevi, an award-winning journalist, author, and senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute. Yossi shares his personal journey toward understanding what it meant to be a Jew in America as he grew up in the generation after the Holocaust, and he reflects on how the landscape of American Jewish identity is once again changing in the post-October 7th social and political world. This episode provides insight into the growing identity divide between anti-Zionist Jews and pro-Israel Jews, as well as how Israel needs to find the balance between being a historical underdog with the new reality of it having significant power. Together, Amitai and Yossi outline some of the challenges facing global Jewish communities by offering frameworks for making sense of our changing world order. Dive into the episode for all this and more. Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
| 4/18/24 | ![]() An Israeli Intelligence Expert Analyzes the Attacks on Israel (Z3 Podcast Ep: 18 - Avi Melamed) | Z3 Podcast host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman is joined by Avi Melamed (author, educator and Middle East strategic intelligence analyst) as they deep dive into the intricate layers of politics, ideologies, and regional power dynamics that define this enduring struggle. From unraveling the complexities of Hamas governance to dissecting the influence of major players like Iran and Saudi Arabia, this conversation sheds light on the multifaceted landscape of the Middle East. Discover the pivotal role of education in navigating this volatile and nuanced terrain, as Avi offers insights for a path forward in a region rife with tension and uncertainty, especially in the aftermath of October 7th. Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
| 4/8/24 | ![]() Advocating for Israel with Comedy (Z3 Podcast Ep. 17: Daniel-Ryan Spaulding) | Join Z3 Podcast host Rabbi Amitai Fraiman as he is joined by comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding as they delve into the complexities of advocating for empathy in progressive discourse, particularly concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict. Last autumn, Daniel-Ryan went viral online when he began making videos about the October 7th attack in Israel. What followed was a journey exploring the challenges and motivations behind speaking out against perceived hypocrisy as he created comedic content aiming to address misconceptions with humor and information. Delve into the nuanced dialogue surrounding sensitive topics like Israel and anti-Semitism, as Amitai and Daniel-Ryan emphasize the importance of empathy alongside information dissemination. From navigating extremism and radicalization to promoting empathy and love, this conversation offers valuable insights into fostering understanding and dialogue in today's polarized world. Follow Z3 here: Instagram - instagram.com/z3project/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@z3project LinkedIn- linkedin.com/company/z3-project Facebook - facebook.com/Z3Project/ Twitter - twitter.com/Z3_Project Website - z3project.org/ | — | ||||||
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