This episode of the Elders of Zionism Podcast, Protocol 47, opens with Judah, Guy, and Golan taking a victory lap on their episode 46 election call and pointing listeners to the new home of the show at eldersofzionism.com (00:00). Judah brings up Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Grand Rapids remarks on Arab contributions to science and literature, and Golan adds the story of Ahmed Zewail and his Wolf Prize (02:14, 07:34). The panel turns to Iranian director Jafar Panahi’s in absentia prison sentence and the silence around the killings in Iran (08:32), with Guy on Mahsa Amini and the selective attention of celebrity activism (12:24). Guy shares his research on Israeli voting patterns and political tribalism (14:26), which leads into Israel’s Section 7A and whether America could ever have an equivalent (16:19), and Guy describes how voter ID works at Israeli polling places (18:59). The hosts then cover allegations of vote buying and foreign influence in the Israeli election, including a headline Golan calls misleading (20:31). Golan explains why the UK’s push to rejoin the EU matters, and Guy points to his 12 page investigation of Islamic entryism in Europe (28:40). Messaging failures on the American right, Ted Cruz on Abdul El-Sayed, and Democratic message discipline follow (33:33), along with Guy on collectivism versus individualism (39:59). The back half breaks down Israeli coalition math, Guy’s three paths forward, Golan’s four party scenario, and whether Netanyahu could ever name a departure date (42:08). The show closes with Guy on Islamist movements and Western education (1:00:24), Golan’s reading list (1:03:26), the Tucker Carlson foreword controversy (1:03:35), and Judah’s reminder that you can love both America and Israel (1:06:23).
This episode of the Elders of Zionism Podcast, Protocol 47, opens with Judah, Guy, and Golan taking a victory lap on their episode 46 election call and pointing listeners to the new home of the show at eldersofzionism.com (00:00). Judah brings up Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Grand Rapids remarks on Arab contributions to science and literature, and Golan adds the story of Ahmed Zewail and his Wolf Prize (02:14, 07:34). The panel turns to Iranian director Jafar Panahi’s in absentia prison sentence and the silence around the killings in Iran (08:32), with Guy on Mahsa Amini and the selective attention of celebrity activism (12:24). Guy shares his research on Israeli voting patterns and political tribalism (14:26), which leads into Israel’s Section 7A and whether America could ever have an equivalent (16:19), and Guy describes how voter ID works at Israeli polling places (18:59). The hosts then cover allegations of vote buying and foreign influence in the Israeli election, including a headline Golan calls misleading (20:31). Golan explains why the UK’s push to rejoin the EU matters, and Guy points to his 12 page investigation of Islamic entryism in Europe (28:40). Messaging failures on the American right, Ted Cruz on Abdul El-Sayed, and Democratic message discipline follow (33:33), along with Guy on collectivism versus individualism (39:59). The back half breaks down Israeli coalition math, Guy’s three paths forward, Golan’s four party scenario, and whether Netanyahu could ever name a departure date (42:08). The show closes with Guy on Islamist movements and Western education (1:00:24), Golan’s reading list (1:03:26), the Tucker Carlson foreword controversy (1:03:35), and Judah’s reminder that you can love both America and Israel (1:06:23).