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18 Questions, 40 Israeli Thinkers

18 Questions, 40 Israeli Thinkers is a new podcast by 18Forty interviewing Israel’s leading voices to explore critical questions on Zionism, the Israel-Hamas War, democracy, morality, Judaism, peace, Israel’s future, and so much more. We introduce you to fresh perspectives and challenging ideas about Israel that you won’t find elsewhere. 

Join us on our journey as we pose 18 pressing questions to the 40 Israeli journalists, scholars, and religious thinkers you need to hear from today.

Watch all our interviews here.

EPISODES

Leading Israeli historian Benny Morris answers 18 questions on Israel, including Gaza, Palestinian-Israeli peace prospects, morality, and so much more.
Interfaith activist Rabbi Yakov Nagen answers 18 questions on Israel, including Jewish-Musim relations, Messianism, peace, and so much more.
Religious journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir answers 18 questions on Israel, including Israelis' search for meaning, peace prospects, the war, and so much more.
Times of Israel Editor-in-Chief David Horovitz answers 18 questions on Israel, including Western media, Gaza after the war, Israel's future, and so much more.
Leading Israel historian Anita Shapira answers 18 questions on Israel, including destroying Hamas, the crisis up North, and Israel's future.
Rabbi Yehoshua Pfeffer answers 18 questions on Israel, including the Haredi draft, Israel as a religious state, Messianism, and so much more.
Ronit Heyd answers 18 questions on Israel, including democracy, religion, and the future of the Jewish state.
Efraim answers 18 questions on Israel, including the Iranian threat, Gaza's future, and Israel's use of force.
Gadi answers 18 questions on Israel, including judicial reform, Gaza's future, and the Palestinian Authority.
Rachelle answers 18 questions on Israel, including her religious views, religiosity in Israel, and Messianism.
Yossi answers 18 questions on Israel, including anti-Zionism, the Iranian threat, and Western media's coverage of Israel.
Haviv answers 18 questions on Israel, including the country's leadership, Western media, and the Palestinian people's future.
David answers 18 questions on Israel, including Israel's democratic character, the Haredi draft, and Messianism.
Rivka Ravitz may be a long-time Haredi political thinker, but that doesn't mean she thinks politics is always the answer.
Israel is facing several existential crises—at least three, by Netta Barak-Corren's account.
As a Haredi woman of the Israeli left, Nechumi Yaffe lives between a few different worlds—and she feels at home in Israel's new "Religious Left" movement.
Uri Zaki supported Israel's war against Hamas from the getgo—but the killing of six hostages and Sinwar's assassination were a turning point. Now, he thinks it needs to end.
If you asked Yaakov Katz, the world should be lining the streets to applaud the IDF's military campaign in Gaza.
The true enemy in Israel's current war, Einat Wilf says, is what she calls "Palestinianism."
Israel has pretty much destroyed its enemies, Moshe Koppel says. That's (partly) why he believes Israel has won the war in Gaza.
Violence is never the answer for Khitam Abu Bader. That's why she tries to fight for peace.

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