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The JNS show “Israel Undiplomatic,” hosted by Ruthie Blum and former ambassador Mark Regev, both former advisers to the Prime Minister’s Office, offers sharp insight and debate on stories shaping Israel and the Middle East. The program tackles Israel’s political, diplomatic, and security dilemmas, including Gaza ceasefire negotiations, U.S.-Israel relations, and Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Blum and Regev, seasoned insiders, often agree on goals but clash on details, providing unscripted dialogue that aims to cut through spin and get to the truth.
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