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“Israel Undiplomatic” brings sharp insight and spirited debate to the stories shaping Israel and the Middle East. Hosted by JNS senior contributing editor Ruthie Blum and former ambassador Mark Regev, both former advisers to the Prime Minister’s Office, the show goes beyond talking points to tackle Israel’s toughest political, diplomatic and security dilemmas head-on. From Gaza ceasefire negotiations to U.S.-Israel relations and from Iran’s nuclear ambitions to the war on terror, Blum and Regev dissect the week’s headlines with authority, candor and a touch of humor.What sets “Israel Undiplomatic” apart is the dynamic between its hosts: Two seasoned insiders often agree on the goals but clash on the details. Their conversations reveal how even shared worldviews can lead to different conclusions about policy, diplomacy and the future of Israel. Whether analyzing the latest Middle East peace proposals, exposing Western double standards or weighing the political fallout of Israel’s military actions,…
The JNS show “Israel Undiplomatic,” hosted by Ruthie Blum and former ambassador Mark Regev, offers insights and debate on current events in Israel and the Middle East. Both hosts, previously advisors to the Prime Minister’s Office, discuss political, diplomatic, and security issues, including Gaza ceasefire negotiations, U.S.-Israel relations, and Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The program is characterized by the dynamic between Blum and Regev, who, despite often agreeing on objectives, frequently differ on specific details and policy approaches. The show aims to provide unscripted dialogue that analyzes headlines and complex issues, as “the devil is always in the details.”
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