Shifting Identities after September 11th and October 7th with Dean Obeidallah and Max Brooks
Dean Obeidallah and Max Brooks discuss how external events force tribal identity and how to deal with it.
Dean Obeidallah and Max Brooks discuss how external events force tribal identity and how to deal with it.
Join Dr. Rochelle L. Ford, President of Dillard University in New Orleans, for a conversation about why she made the decision to revitalize the university’s National Center for Black-Jewish Relations which was first founded in 1989 and how the two communities can build relationships to fight hate.
“I understand the importance of the First Amendment and academic freedom, but even with those rights, there are limitations.”
What’s going on behind the scenes in Israel, Gaza, the U.S., throughout the Middle East and the world? Is the Israel-Hamas war going to come to an end soon, and what constitutes a successful end for Israel? Middle East analyst Aaron David Miller and Moment contributor Robert Siegel , return for another conversation to address these and other pressing questions.
Holocaust survivor Manny Lindenbaum shares his story and important lessons for all of us.
American Philosopher Susan Neiman, director of the Einstein Forum in Potsdam, Germany and Moment contributor Robert Siegel, former host of NPR’s All Things Considered, discuss Neiman’s latest book Left is Not Woke and clarify the dangerous confusion surrounding the word and the movement.
Women Speak Out: Confronting War, Rape, and the Rise in Hate.
Bahraini journalist Ahdeya Al Sayed, editor-in-chief of the Times of Bahrain discusses the history and importance of Bahraini-Israeli relations, antisemitism in the Arab world and how the Israel-Hamas War is viewed in various Gulf States.