Antisemitism
74 episodes
#6140: Did Flight FZ1073 Really Happen? Inside a False-Flag Claim
A hijacking attempt on Flydubai FZ1073 was declared staged within 67 minutes. What the evidence actually supports — and what it doesn't.
#5809: What If Israel Had Never Fallen? A 2,000-Year Thought Experiment
Hannah's question: what would Israel look like if it had stayed under Jewish rule for 2,000 years — and was antisemitism structural or circumstantial?
#5738: Exorcism: 7 Religions, 67 Rites, Zero Records
From the dybbuk to the Rituale Romanum — how seven traditions built rites for possession, and why nobody can count the exorcisms.
#5684: Who Built the Dome of the Rock?
The stones are documented. The dirt underneath them has never been dug. Why the Temple Mount is archaeology's biggest open question.
#5669: Flydubai 1073: When the Threat Is in the Cockpit
A first officer stabbed his captain mid-flight. What happened next — and why aviation's security model has no answer for it.
#5630: Josephus: The Priest Who Wrote From Rome's Side
Priest, general, defector, Roman pensioner — how one first-century author became the lens through which we see ancient Judaism.
#5627: Knock, Medjugorje, and the Church's Apparition Playbook
295 Marian apparitions studied, only 12 approved. How the Church vets visions—and what happens when it says no.
#5559: Why Do People Move Countries? Migration Motives
Daniel moved to Israel for ideology, not opportunity. So are ideological migrants the exception — or just badly counted?
#5549: When Pro-Israel Advocacy Alienates the Persuadable
A pro-Israel insider's critique: cherry-picked examples, refusing to concede any fault, and fighting fire with fire may be losing the people you mo...
#5539: Gilgul: How Judaism's Soul Recycling Actually Works
Reincarnation is absent from the Hebrew Bible and Talmud — so how did gilgul become central to Kabbalah and Hasidic life?
#5510: Six Churches, One Roof, 270 Years of Deadlock
Six churches share Jerusalem's holiest sites — and none can move a chair without the other five agreeing. Here's how that happened.
#5492: 21 Shofar Blasts a Day: The Temple's Lost Soundscape
The shofar wasn't just a Rosh Hashanah thing. In the Temple, horns sounded 21 times a day — marking work, worship, and water.
#5453: When Politics Ends a Friendship
Ed Sheeran lost friends over Macklemore. A listener lost a friend over being called a monster. Where's the line?
#5421: Why Secular Israelis Still Fast on Yom Kippur
A majority of secular Israeli Jews fast on Yom Kippur. What the data say about how faith gets handed down — and how observance becomes a weapon.
#5356: Torch Juggling in the Temple: Inside Sukkot's All-Night Water Festival
Fifteen hours of torch juggling, nonstop music, and a rain ritual the Torah never commanded — inside the Second Temple's wildest celebration.
#4959: Can Tolerance Be Taught? The Psychology of Coexistence
Is tolerance a personality trait or a skill you can learn? What Jerusalem's mixed neighborhoods reveal about coexistence.
#4595: Charging Mountains: Inside the Aetherius Society
A London taxi driver founded a UFO religion where mountains are spiritual batteries. Here's how it works.
#4372: When Patriotism Meets Criticism: Israel's Hasbara Dilemma
Can you love your country and still call out its flaws? One patriot's struggle with the line between critique and betrayal.
#4283: The Nightclub Confrontation That Exposed a Toxic Pipeline
How looksmaxxing forums, livestreaming platforms, and algorithmic amplification converge to radicalize teenagers.
#4142: Ghosts in the Talmud: Judaism's Hidden Paranormal Tradition
The Talmud opens with a ghost story. Here's what Judaism actually says about spirits, demons, and the afterlife.
#4141: Soul Recycling: Jewish Reincarnation Uncovered
Most Jews don't know Judaism has a reincarnation tradition. One rabbi's offhand comment reveals a hidden world.
#4090: When Visual Shortcuts Fail: Reading Politics by Appearance in Israel
How reliable are political signals from clothing? One Jerusalemite's stories of delightful failures.
#4036: Is Jerusalem Becoming More Religious?
Two people eating pizza notice Jerusalem feels more religious. Are they right? We dig into the data and the psychology.
#4028: The Silence That Moves Furniture
What a moving truck in Jerusalem reveals about coexistence, anxiety, and the work that silence does.