Stephen Flatow’s daughter Alisa changed their family’s journey when she brought Jewish observance into their lives. After she was murdered in Gaza in 1995 by Islamic Jihad at age 20, her father changed the course of many lives when he devoted himself to seeking justice for other victims of Iranian state sponsored terror. Stephen speaks with Eve Harow on the never ending war of ideas against the evil that has claimed thousands of innocents in the last quarter century. His book ‘A Father’s Story: My Fight for Justice against Iranian Terror’ is an ode to a father’s love for his firstborn and a call to humanity to prevent anyone else from joining the club of casualties of global jihad.

The Kohelet Policy Forum hosted an extremely high level conference in Jerusalem on the statements of US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo regarding the “settlements”.

Professor Moshe Koppel, who heads the Forum, joins Harow (who attended) to discuss the speeches and current events in Israel. PM Benjamin Netanyahu, Ambassador David Friedman, Defense Minister Naftali Bennett, Pompeo via taped message -along with too many other VIPs to list -presented some fascinating topics leading to refreshing ideas for the future.

If we finally get decisions made and directions set, since Greater Israel is here to stay.

Political commentator, journalist and author Caroline Glick joins Eve Harow to explain – with her trademark directness – the huge importance and ramifications of the US killing of arch terrorist Qassem Soleimani.

A tremendous destabilizing force who was responsible for the murder of thousands in and out of the Middle East, this act has created an opportunity for regime change in Iran. Caroline shares her opinion on the players in the region and how American strength is critical to ensure security for good people around the globe. Iraq, Russia, Syria, Turkey, Europe, Egypt- get ready for an hour-long primer on the maelstrom surrounding little, stable Israel.

Eve Harow ends 2019 with a wrap up of her last 2 weeks, from the elegant red carpets in the spotless White House to a muddy cattle ranch in Binyamin. Inspiration and tradition, faith and optimism (accompanied by chocolate of course) and the world will be if not totally good, then at least better.

Happy Hanukkah and sending positive vibes for 2020.

Historian Dr. Rafael Medoff is an expert in the era of the Holocaust. His newest book ‘The Jews Should Keep Quiet’ explores the relationship between FDR and Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, American Jewry’s leader at the time. He explains to Eve that new research and declassified information have led to shocking revelations and the inescapable conclusion that the US president was a racist and anti-Semite whose personal attitudes led to Jews getting caught by the Nazis instead of finding refuge in the US. The key was connecting the internment of Japanese Americans with events in the European theater of war. 80 years later and the story has not yet been fully written.
Listen and learn.

Prolific German/Israeli author and journalist Tuvia Tenenbom did not expect to find anti-Semitism and Zionism masquerading as pro-Palestinian activism in the UK when he set out to write a book on London theater and British opinions to Brexit. His soon-to-be-published ‘Taming of the Jew’ is the result of painful realities exposed to the man who has made it his life’s mission to bring out difficult truths that lie under Western staged attitudes. Denial. Fear. Learned helplessness. Even if Corbyn is out of power, what does the future hold for the Crown’s Jews?

Eve Harow speaks with Sam Solomon, serial advisor to many pro-Israel NGOs both in Israel and abroad. 9/11 changed his life; refocused his attention and passions and ultimately brought him to Israel to live and fight the injustices aimed at the only Jewish State in the world. From Jury research to Jewry duty, this man loves his people and his home and aims to bring sovereignty to Yehuda and Shomron as well.

Eve Harow speaks with Arsen Ostrovsky and Dr. Avi Bell at the Jerusalem Post’s Diplomatic Conference, about the major issues of last week involving the Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria and the different attitudes of the US and Europe. She touches on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s legal woes, Israel’s elections throes, and a host of other topics, like the Philistines and pristine sand dunes. Yes, you’re listening to Rejuvenation.

Palestine Posts: An Eyewitness Account of the Birth of Israel by Daniel Chertoff is based upon the letters written by his deceased father, Mordecai, a Hagana soldier and journalist for the Palestine Post, from Jerusalem during the period leading up to and including Israel’s War of Independence (1947-1948). Daniel speaks with Eve Harow about the discovery of the letters, their the historical context, the detective work involved in finding people mentioned in them, and, surprisingly, in getting to ‘know’ his grandparents and father’s siblings. The book is a blend of painstakingly researched historical fact and intimate and moving detail exposed via correspondence written against the backdrop of the turbulent, exhilarating, and religiously fraught struggle to reconstitute the Jewish state.

The book moves between the deeply personal and the prophetic, the heroic and the tragic. We are given a peek through a window into a family room on the ground floor of the birth of our national home. The drama and the outstanding questions remain long after the final page is read.