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Trump turns up pressure on Iran as military threat looms

אוג 25, 2026 ·  Source: JNS 70Objectivity score70/100

Trump turns up pressure on Iran as military threat looms

“Jerusalem Minute” is your JNS weekly news briefing filmed in the JNS Media Hub in Jerusalem, the heart of where some of Israel’s biggest stories unfold. Hosted by Alex Traiman, JNS CEO and Jerusalem bureau chief, and Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten, the show delivers sharp, real-time analysis on the events shaping Israel and the Middle East. From Gaza to Lebanon to Iran’s regional aggression, U.S.-Israel diplomacy and domestic political turmoil, “Jerusalem Minute” offers an up-to-the-minute picture of what’s happening and why it matters.Bring an understanding of the history of the Middle East and insider perspectives, Traiman and Hasten unpack Israel’s most urgent developments. Each episode connects breaking news to the broader geopolitical landscape—examining how global decisions, regional tensions and media narratives impact Israel’s security and diplomacy. For anyone seeking a credible, fast-moving analysis of Israel news and Middle East affairs, “Jerusalem Minute” delivers context and clarity you won’t find…

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The "Jerusalem Minute" is a weekly news briefing from JNS, hosted by CEO Alex Traiman and Middle East correspondent Josh Hasten. Filmed in Jerusalem, the program provides real-time analysis of events impacting Israel and the Middle East, covering topics such as Iran's regional aggression, U.S.-Israel diplomacy, and domestic political developments. Traiman and Hasten offer historical context and insider perspectives to connect breaking news with the broader geopolitical landscape, examining how global decisions and media narratives affect Israel's security and diplomacy. The show aims to provide credible and fast-moving analysis for those interested in Israel and Middle East affairs.

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