Episodes

In Episode 26, we examine a second factor that is making things worse, the irresponsibility and bias of the media. It takes a significant toll, in particular leading people to the wrong conclusions. Photo: Anton Dos Ventos / Alamy Stock Photo

In Episode 27, we talk about the United Nations and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and the role they’ve played in the Israeli-Palestinian situation. We question of whether, in fact, they help or harm the Palestinian people. Photo: UPI / Alamy Stock Photo

In Part 8, we try to tackle one of the most vexing questions of recent times. Is peace even possible and, if so, how? The ideas we’ll walk through are more about identifying what stands in the way, what needs to be solved in order for there to be a realistic chance for peace. Here in Episode 28, we talk about how Palestinians feel about Israelis. After all, in order to talk about the requirements for peace, we first need to understand where the people involved are starting from. Photo: Ismael ...

In Episode 29, we talk about how Israelis feel about Palestinians. Just as we examined the Palestinian perspective to understand where they are today, we also look at Israeli perspective for the same reason. Photo: Xinhua / Alamy Stock Photo

Over the previous two episodes, we looked at how Palestinians and Israelis feel about each other today. This is the reality that exists and the context which those advocating for peace must accept. Here in Episode 30, we take the next step. From this starting point, we talk about what it would take to achieve peace. Photo: emka74 / Alamy Stock Photo

Here in Part 9, we conclude our series by offering some final thoughts on our subject and, importantly, looking forward to the uncertainty of the future, in particular the risks related to the role of the Islamic Republic of Iran and its other proxy armies. Photo: Lasse Kristensen / Alamy Stock Photo

Episode 1 is the first of six episodes in which we answer some basic questions about Jews and Israel. We discuss whether or not Jews are indigenous to the land of Israel. Photo: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, Matson Collection, LC-DIG-matpc-05899