The Caroline Glick Show

This week’s guest on the Caroline Glick Show was MK Simcha Rothman from the Religious Zionism Party. Rothman is the Chairman of the Knesset’s Constitution, Law and Justice Committee. As committee head, Rothman has been leading the effort toward reform of the judicial system together with Justice Minister Yariv Levin.They discuss Failed negotiations at the President's house What is the next step to make judicial reform? Why judicial reform is necessary? What is the protest movement all about? Is the change in the Law of Return an attack on Diaspora Jewry?

Journalist Caroline Glick reacts to last week's news when Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced that Iran has stockpiled sufficient quantities of uranium enriched to 20% and 60% purity to build five nuclear bombs. In response to Iran’s nuclear advances, the Biden administration again moved its redline for backing Israeli military operations against Iran’s nuclear weapons.Is this a time to despair Iran’s strengths, or can Israel take advantage of its strengths and Iran’s weaknesses to defeat the Iranian regime?

In this special episode for Israel Independence Day, journalist Caroline Glick speaks with former Prisoner of Zion Natan Sharansky about the meaning of Israel and Zionism for the Jewish people in Israel and around the world.Despite their differences of opinion on judicial reform, they spoke of the need for unity on Yom HaZikaron and Israel Independence Day. Don’t miss this special discussion of the Jewish State, the Jewish people and Zionism!

Is the message of Yom HoShoah/Holocaust Remembrance Day for the Jews to be moral as opposition leader Yair Lapid has said? In this week’s Caroline Glick Show, on Yom HaShoah, Caroline reflected on the lessons of the Holocaust for contemporary Jews in her opening remarks.Caroline is joined by Tony Badran from the Washington, DC-based Foundation for Defense of Democracies to discuss recent developments in Lebanon.

In this special episode, Caroline Glick discusses breaking news in Israel. Recent terror attacks in Tel Aviv and the Jordan Valley Missiles being fired from Lebanon and Gaza Leaked Pentagon documents that point to the Mossad directing rebellion against the Netanyahu government American criticism of Israel and Netanyahu government Lastly, a message from the funeral of the two sisters murdered from Caroline’s neighborhood.

In her opening remarks, Caroline considers the lessons of faith and courage that Israel should take from the story of Passover as it faces the challenge of going forward and securing its survival in times of great uncertainty and threat with a polarized, angry, and deeply worried populace.Caroline is also joined by Michael Doran from the Hudson Institute. They discuss the causes of U.S. hostility, how the Biden administration views the Middle East the rise of China and Iran. Azerbaijan, the threat it poses to Iran, and the opportunity it presents to Israel Join them for a guided tour through the strategic terrain of Israel, the Middle East, and Central Asia as the U.S. betrays its allies and itself on behalf of the radical ideology captivating the Biden administration and the Democrat Party.

In her opening remarks in this week’s Caroline Glick Show, taped a few hours before Netanyahu’s anticipated remarks, Caroline describes the hate campaign and incitement, led by the media, which the left has carried out for the past two and a half months to demonize right-wing Israelis and elected officials.What now? is judicial reform dead? Has the mob won? Caroline’s guest this week is a French journalist and author Michel Gurfinkel. Gurfinkel describes the mob violence in France and the crisis of representative democracy at its root. Caroline and Michel go over the similarities and differences between the unrest in France and in Israel, and what the unrest in France means for the future of the French nation and for the Jews of France. Don’t miss this show, you won’t get this information anywhere else!

In her opening remarks, Caroline discusses Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s decision last week to cast true compromise to the four winds and put forward a “compromise” that aligns perfectly with the views of the legal fraternity led by Supreme Court President Esther Hayut. To understand what stands behind the protests from both a social and programmatic perspective, Caroline’s guest this week is Dr. Yoram Hazony, author of "Conservatism: A Rediscovery," president of the Herzl Institute and founder of the NatCon movement.

Mob violence against Sara Netanyahu; 37 out of 40 elite Air Force reservist pilots refusing to show up to duty. These are, but two of the most recent examples of the protests against the judicial reform proposed by the Netanyahu government.To discuss the shocking turn of events, and the leading role that retired leftist generals are playing in the left’s efforts to coerce the government to shelve its efforts to restore Israeli democracy, the guest on this week’s show is Brig. Gen. (res.) Amir Avivi.Avivi is the founder and CEO of the Israel Security and Defense Forum (Habithonistim), a social movement and think tank comprised of retired senior officers, soldiers and concerned citizens working to reinstate the Zionist ethos in the IDF and advance national security strategies based on Israel’s national and strategic interests.Glick and Avivi also discuss at length the issue of Iran, which the United States now acknowledges had become a threshold nuclear state.

In this special episode. journalist Caroline Glick speaks with Lord Conrad Black about the legal reforms being proposed in Israel. International reporting of the Netanyahu government’s judicial reform package has largely followed the Israeli media’s coverage. And since the Israeli media is leading the campaign to prevent the government from advancing its efforts international audiences are confused about what is being debated.Caroline sits down with historian Lord Conrad Black in Toronto to discuss the nature of the reforms, the effect the passing or non-passing of them will have on the rest of the world, and what is the real path forward.

In this week's episode, Caroline Glick discusses the historic significance of the Knesset’s passage, in the first reading of the first two bills relating to the Netanyahu government’s program of judicial and legal reform. Monday, February 21, 2023, the Jewish new month of Adar, was the first time in Israeli history that the right began seizing governing power from Israel’s permanent bureaucracy.Caroline is also joined by David Goldman from the Asia Times to discuss the status of the war in Ukraine, whose bitter one-year anniversary we mark this week. Caroline and David discussed the state of the war on the ground and the prospects for ending it. They discussed how the war has impacted the United States’ reputation as an ally and a global superpower, how it has impacted regional realities in the Middle East in light of Russia’s burgeoning alliance with Iran, and how Israel needs to assess its relationship with the U.S., with Russia and China as Iran strides towards a declared nuclear arsenal and the U.S. sinks in stature, competence and credibility.

In her opening remarks, Caroline continues to cover the controversy over judicial reform and the left’s refusal to accept the results of the election and the legitimacy of their political opponents.Caroline’s guest this week was Attorney Roni Sassover, who founded and leads Meirim: Education is Tradition lobby. She is seeking to push back against woke, anti-Jewish and anti-family pro-transgender indoctrination of Israeli school children through the public education system.

In this week’s episode, Caroline discusses the chasm between how nations throughout the world perceive Israel and how Israel perceives itself. Caroline’s guest this week was Dr. David Wurmser, her colleague at the Washington DC-based Center for Security Policy. David was visiting Israel last week and he gave her his impressions, as an outsider of what is happening in Israel, and what has to happen going forward to restore democratic norms of governance and preserve the peace of Israeli society.

In this week’s episode, Caroline analyzes the efforts to thwart judicial reform in Israel and the threat from the newly appointed Attorney General to fire Netanyahu. She analyzes how over the past thirty years, the left transformed Israel’s legal fraternity into a means to control government policies and Knesset legislation to compensate for its loss of power.In her main interview, Caroline speaks with Naomi Kahn the head of the International Division of Regavim about one of the critical areas that has suffered due to the throttle hold the radical left holds on policy through the legal fraternity. That issue is the wholesale destruction of Jewish antiquities and heritage sites in Judea and Samaria conducted by the Palestinian Authority as an official policy. If you want to understand the stakes of the current fight, and the toll the legal fraternity has taken on the record of Jewish history in Judea and Samaria – the cradle of Jewish civilization – you don’t want to miss this episode.

In the new episode of the “Caroline Glick Show,” author Karol Markowicz joins Caroline Glick to discuss the rise of proud Zionist Jews in America and the judicial reform in Israel.According to Markowicz, there is a new sort of Jew emerging in America. He isn’t progressive. He isn’t conservative. He’s just a Jew and he’s got no interest in explaining his existence as a Jew to antisemites of any variety. In her opening remarks, Glicks speaks about the left’s declared war against the Netanyahu government’s efforts to reform Israel’s judiciary.

Following Justice Minister Yariv Levin’s press conference last week, where he set out the first stage of his program for judicial reform, the Netanyahu government has been subjected to a mass assault by Israel’s elite classes and their partners internationally. Is the uproar correct or misplaced? Caroline Glick talks with incoming MK Amit Halevi to explain.

In the new episode of the “Caroline Glick Show,” Professor Richard Landes joins Caroline Glick to discuss the contemporary roots of the demonization of Jews and the Jewish state.Landes recently published “Can the Whole World Be Wrong: Lethal Journalism, Anti-Semitism and the Global Jihad.” He argues that the West's embrace of the al Dura blood libel was the foundation not only of the new antisemitism assaulting the Jewish people worldwide and in Israel today, but also of the West's inability to defeat. the forces of global jihad.

In this week’s “Caroline Glick Show,” Caroline Glick is joined by political philosopher and author Dr. Yoram Hazony. Hazony heads the National Conservatism Movement that operates in the United States and Europe.The two discuss the philosopher's new book “Rediscovering Conservatism”, and its lessons for Israel. Glick and Hazony go through the major thesis of his book, namely that liberal democracy has been subsumed into authoritarian Marxism, otherwise known as Wokeism.

In this week's “Caroline Glick Show," Caroline Glick and Former White House Middle East Envoy Jason Greenblatt discuss antisemitism on college campuses and the Abraham Accords. Glick says that the plight of Jews on campus is becoming the plight of Jews everywhere in the U.S. For this reason, Jews need to strengthen their identity.In a far-reaching interview, Jason Greenblatt and Caroline discuss: the fallacy of the two-state solution the secret as to why the Abraham Accords worked antisemitism on college campuses and in America the possibility of peace with Saudi Arabia Trump's meeting with Kanye West

In the new “Caroline Glick Show,” Caroline Glick hosts a debate between jurists Alan Dershowitz and Avi Bell about why the Israeli Supreme Court needs reforms.While the two law professors disagree about the scope of the reforms required, they both agree that the power of the Court should be limited.

In the new “Caroline Glick Show,” Caroline Glick discussed the role of women in leading the revolution in Iran with freedom activist Banafsheh Zand.Zand explains the unique role that women have had in Iranian society going back to the time of Queen Esther. “Iran is a matriarchal society,” she says.

The “Caroline Glick Show” this week discusses the rise of antisemitism in the United States and the American Jewish leadership’s failure to fight it. Glick hosts Mort Klein, President of the Zionist Organization of America. The two also speak about former President Donald Trump’s meeting with antisemites Kanye West and Nick Fuentes and his refusal to date to disavow either man.

In the latest episode of the “Caroline Glick Show,” Caroline Glick and Pastor Dumisani Washington discuss antisemitism emanating from prominent Black Americans and the need to fight it. According to Pastor Washington, a large part of this work involves educating Black Americans about their own history – the lost history of 100 years of black advancement in America from the end of the Civil War in 1865 through the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1965.

In this week's “Caroline Glick Show," Caroline Glick and David Wurmser discuss Iran’s rising strategic ties with Russia and the Iranian revolution as it enters a new, more violent phase.Glick and Wurmser talk about what Russian strategic dependence on Iran means for Israel and how Israel needs to respond to the new challenge.

In this week’s “Caroline Glick Show,” author Lee Smith joins Glick to talk about the Biden administration’s newest move against Israel: the FBI’s probe of the death of Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh. Glick also warns against the frightening mainstreaming of antisemitism in the U.S.

In the new episode of the “Caroline Glick Show,” Caroline Glick warns that the Left has been distorting the legacy of Yitzhak Rabin, by turning him into a “John Lennon-esque” figure.Glick and her guest Dan Diker also discuss the international demonization of Israel and the Left’s demonization of the Right.

In this week’s “Caroline Glick Show,” Caroline Glick discusses the outcome of Israel's election with guest Gadi Taub.Glick and Taub look at the election’s results and compare them with the outcome of the previous rounds.The two also discuss the challenges facing the incoming Netanyahu administration.

A week ahead of Israel’s elections, the Palestinians are escalating their terror campaign against Israel, Caroline Glick says in this week’s “Caroline Glick Show.”According to Glick, the caretaker government’s response to the Palestinian aggression is to redouble its efforts to appease them, at the expense of Israeli security.Glick also discusses Iran, the Biden administration and Lebanon. She is joined by Likud MK Yoav Kisch.

Australia’s Labour government’s decision to “celebrate” Simchat Torah by renouncing Canberra’s recognition of West Jerusalem as Israel’s capital is an assault on Israel, Caroline Glick argues in the latest episode of the “Caroline Glick Show.” Joining Glick ahead of the Israeli elections is also MK Simcha Rothman. The two discuss legal reforms and the Religious Zionism Party legal platform.In her remarks, Glick also discusses the Israel-Lebanon deal and the protests in Iran.

The demonstrations in Iran have now reached their third week. How worried are the Iranian authorities? How is this wave of protests different from those in the past? And what needs to happen for the demonstrations to become a revolution and overthrow the regime?On this week’s Caroline Glick Show, she discusses these issues with Ahmad Obali, founder and director of Gunaz TV. Gunaz TV is a U.S.-based Azerbaijani satellite television channel that broadcasts into Iran, Europe and the Middle East. According to Obali, the regime will be brought down if students, tradesmen and oil workers go on strike, paralyzing the state.

In May 2021, Arab Israelis fully participated in Hamas’ war against Israel.This week, former housing minister and Brig. Gen. (retired) Effi Eitam joins Caroline Glick on “Mideast News Hour” to explain what is happening with the Arab Israeli community. The two discuss how Arab Israelis are organizing militarily and socially to advance the cause of Israel’s destruction.

The Biden administration is now indicating that its nuclear deal with Iran will not be concluded until after the midterm elections. This even as the IAEA reported last week that Iran needs to be considered a nuclear threshold state because it can already build a nuclear bomb.To discuss these developments, Caroline Glick hosts Dr. David Wurmser on this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour.”Glick shares her reflections on the 21st anniversary of September 11 and on the reasons the event has almost disappeared from the public discourse.

Caroline Glick hosts IDF Maj. Gen. (ret.) Gershon Hacohen on this week's "Mideast News Hour."Hacohen, who served as commander of the IDF’s war colleges and currently commands the IDF’s northern column in reserves, explains the six false, failed assumptions behind the two-state solution, and through them demonstrates how the United States' continued support for the failed policy exposes a deep-seated hostility to Israel’s survival.

If President Joe Biden concludes his deal with Iran, Israel cannot expect any significant assistance from the United States.To discuss the consequences of the new agreement, on this week’s “Mideast News Hour” Caroline Glicks hosts Richard Goldberg, a senior advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and a senior official in the National Security Council during the Trump administration.The two cover what is known about the deal and how its restrictions on Iran nuclear capabilities are even weaker than those of the deal signed in 2015 with disastrous effects for Israel and the world.

To discuss the consequences of the withdrawal Caroline Glick hosts two top national security officials from the Trump administration on this week’s “Mideast News Hour": Fmr. Deputy National Security Advisor Victoria Coates and Fmr. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Simone Ledeen.They also look at the implications of the impending Iran deal and a recent decision by Israel and Turkey to reestablish diplomatic ties.

In Israel and the U.S., unelected jurists and police forces are arrogating themselves the right to decide what is the law and to use it as a political tool, Caroline Glick and Abraham Bell, a Law Professor at Bar Ilan University, argue on this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour.”“[Criminal] charges are part of the political game and are designed to drive people out of office or out of positions,” Bell tells Glick. “[They] are used selectively in order to achieve political aims.”Bell explains how in his view these mechanisms are behind the trials of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.According to Bell, “no matter how much the prosecution continues to show that it acted corruptly in putting together this case, and it acted incompetently in believing that it has a case, no matter how much that happens, I think that at the end of this, there is a conviction.”

Was the IDF's latest conflict with Palestinian Islamic Jihad part and parcel of Israel's ongoing "war between wars" against Iran?And how does this tie into the “ideological war” being waged over who controls the levers of power in America?To dissect the recent fighting between the Jewish state and terrorists in the Gaza Strip, and what it reveals about the Israel-U.S. relationship, Caroline Glick on this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour" hosts Michael Doran, a former senior member of the National Security Council under George W. Bush who is now at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C.

‘Jewish leaders have betrayed, failed our community’ | Mideast News Hour with Caroline GlickJewish community leaders have “betrayed and failed” their constituents, according to Avi Goldwasser of the Jewish Leadership Project. He says they are either “cowards or delusional or both.”In a conversation with his colleague, Charles Jacobs, and Caroline Glick on this week’s “Mideast News Hour,” Goldwasser stresses the leaderships’ unwillingness to confront the problems facing the Jewish people. They also talk about the challenges leaders face - their fears of both losing their jobs, harming relations with donors and simply not knowing what to do.Jacobs says that when anti-Semitism rises, a lot of people run away - including Jewish leaders.“They're paralyzed,” according to Jacobs. “They're like deer in the headlights. The train is coming, and they are stuck.”

If Russia decides to attack the United States with a nuclear weapon it’s going to arrive, according to David Wurmser of the Washington-based Center for Security Policy.“I don’t think most Americans perceive that because their elites have convinced them that there is no such option,” Wurmser said in an interview with Caroline Glick on this week’s “Mideast News Hour.” “I think there is a misperception out there in America of our own power and strength.”Glick and Wurmser also discuss the fallout from President Joe Biden’s visit to Israel and the Middle East and the deeper reasons for the U.S.’s refusal to prevent Iran from becoming a nuclear power. Finally, they move to Israel itself and the stakes in the coming election.

Caroline Glick speaks with MK Amichai Chikli, the one member of Naftali Bennett's Yamina Knesset faction who refused to abandon the party's pledge to its voters not to form a left-wing government. They discuss:- The moral and democratic basis for Chikli's decision- Why do politicians lie to their voters- Why voters lie to themselves- The impending war between Israel and Iran, Hamas and Hezbollah

In his Washington Post op-ed, Biden laid out a position that is hostile and contemptuous of both states and their security concerns.To understand Biden’s modus operandi and the proper way for Israel and Saudi Arabia to handle Biden’s visit and his pro-Iran policies, Caroline Glick hosted Tony Badran from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies in Washington, DC on the Mideast News Hour this week. The team dissects Biden’s op-ed and then analyzes the Biden administration mediated talks between Israel and Lebanon.

In this week’s “Mideast News Hour,” Caroline Glick hosts Matthew Foldi, a 25-year-old candidate in the Republican primaries for Maryland’s 6th Congressional district. They discuss his plans for fighting anti-Semitism and other diseases of the Biden administration.If elected, Foldi will be charged with protecting the civil rights of Jews and of all groups that find themselves beyond the bounds of progressive politics. He will also have to fight the increasingly endemic corruption of senior members of the Biden team.

Caroline Glick and Gadi Taub tackle the reasons for the fall of the Israeli government and what the Jewish state can expect with Lapid as prime minister. They also discuss the anti-democratic disposition of Israel’s ruling class in the framework of the outgoing coalition’s last-ditch effort to pass a law that will bar Benjamin Netanyahu from forming a government.What else is on the agenda?- U.S. Supreme Court vs. Israeli High Court- Iran and Jerusalem under Yair Lapid- Why Glick was fired from Israel Hayom

In this week’s episode of "Middle East News Hour," Caroline Glick is joined by David Goldman from Asia Times and the Claremont Institute to discuss why the United States and NATO are the real losers of the Ukraine war. They look at:> The situation on the ground> U.S. options for managing the war going forward> The global economic implications of the Western sanctions on Russia> What this all means for Israel

Caroline Glick talks with Cameron Khansarinia, director of the National Union for Democracy in Iran (NUFDI) in Washington, D.C., to discuss the latest round of national protests and the regime’s response. From the protests and domestic repression, Glick and Khansarinia move to the IAEA’s announcement that the regime has crossed the nuclear threshold, mastered the nuclear enrichment cycle and has the independent capacity to build nuclear weapons without foreign assistance. And, finally, they talk about what governments and private citizens can do to help the Iranian people free themselves and the world from this evil regime.

In this week’s episode of “Mideast News Hour,” Caroline Glick is joined by Dr. David Wurmser, a senior Middle East policy advisor in both the Bush and Trump administrations. They discuss:- Why the International Atomic Energy Agency’s announcement that Iran has crossed the nuclear threshold has gone virtually unremarked by Israeli and American media?- How both the US and Israel are now governed by post-nationalist governments.- American domestic struggles, as parents are not able to feed their children.- The unheralded world-changing legacy of the First Lebanon War.

In this week’s “Mideast News Hour” with Caroline Glick, experts discuss the implications of the Labour Party’s victory in the Australian elections. They examine its implications for Australian-Israel ties in light of the progressive fixation with esoteric issues like transgenderism and emotional responses rather than meat and potatoes issues regarding life as it is experienced by the vast majority of people.

In this week’s Middle East News Hour, Caroline Glick is joined by Amnon Lord, senior columnist at Israel Hayom and one of Israel’s foremost experts on the Israeli left. Caroline and Amnon discuss the Palestinian and international community’s use of blood libels to demonize Israel and legitimize the mass murder of Jews, in the context of the death of Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh in Jenin last week.Next, they move to the Israeli left’s abandonment of Zionism and what it means for Israeli democracy, for the country’s ability to withstand and defeat the political war the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) and its partners are waging against it and for Israel’s survival more generally. And this includes a focus on the state of Israeli politics and its influence on national security.

Following the Harvard Crimson’s adoption of the BDS movement and its goal of Israel’s annihilation, and in the face of a new act of barbarous jihad by ax-wielding Palestinian terrorists, in the week’s Mideast News Hour, Caroline Glick talks with professor Avi Bell of Bar-Ilan University and Dan Diker of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. They discuss the escalation of the political war against Israel, what stands behind it, and what Israel and Diaspora Jewry must do to fight back effectively.

In this premiere episode on Jewish News Syndicate (JNS), Caroline hosts renowned mathemetician Prof. Israel Aumann for a riveting discussion. They ask: Is it rational to send your child to serve in the Israel Defense Forces when you know that he might die? Is Israel occupying Judea and Samaria?Is former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to blame for the deep divisions among Israel’s Right?