Vitaly Portnikov analyzes how October 7th changed Israel, the Jewish diaspora, and global attitudes toward Israel. Why are the wars between Israel and Ukraine perceived differently in the West, and is Ukraine truly more successful in waging information warfare?
We discuss the growth of far-right and far-left movements in Europe and the United States, the reasons for their convergence, and the political pendulum swing in democratic countries. We also discuss the future of the Jewish and Israeli diasporas.
The conversation concludes with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after October 7th: are there realistic options for breaking the impasse today, and how the prospects for war in the Middle East differ from those of a Russian-Ukrainian war.
Hosts: Vitaly Novoselov, Roman Indyk.
00:00:00 — Is Ukraine truly more successful than Israel on the information front?
00:03:10 — Does the media influence Trump's decisions? 00:03:35 — How did October 7th change Israel, the Diaspora, and the world's attitude toward Jews?
00:07:35 — "Israeli Diasporas will emerge alongside Jewish Diasporas"
00:09:13 — Are predictions about migration "replacement" of Europe's population accurate?
00:11:13 — Why are the far left and far right equally dangerous?
00:11:53 — Why aren't the wars between Israel and Ukraine perceived as a common front?
00:13:40 — Why are those with far-right and far-left ideologies ready for political alliances?
00:15:00 — Will Ukraine lose support if the war comes to Russian cities?
00:16:10 — Why does democracy lead to a political pendulum swing between the far right and the far left?
00:19:07 — Can populists stop the rise of ultra-radical parties?
00:20:26 — How did October 7th expose the impasse in the Israeli-Palestinian issue?
00:23:24 — What two options for breaking the Israeli-Palestinian impasse exist but are not being realized?
00:24:41 — How do the prospects for war in Ukraine and the Middle East differ?
Watch "Nepechatnoe. Live" broadcasts every day from Sunday to Thursday at 6:00 PM Jerusalem time.
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Vitaly Portnikov analyzes how October 7th changed Israel, the Jewish diaspora, and global attitudes toward Israel. Why are the wars between Israel and Ukraine perceived differently in the West, and is Ukraine truly more successful in waging information warfare?
We discuss the growth of far-right and far-left movements in Europe and the United States, the reasons for their convergence, and the political pendulum swing in democratic countries. We also discuss the future of the Jewish and Israeli diasporas.
The conversation concludes with the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after October 7th: are there realistic options for breaking the impasse today, and how the prospects for war in the Middle East differ from those of a Russian-Ukrainian war.
Hosts: Vitaly Novoselov, Roman Indyk.
00:00:00 — Is Ukraine truly more successful than Israel on the information front?
00:03:10 — Does the media influence Trump's decisions? 00:03:35 — How did October 7th change Israel, the Diaspora, and the world's attitude toward Jews?
00:07:35 — "Israeli Diasporas will emerge alongside Jewish Diasporas"
00:09:13 — Are predictions about migration "replacement" of Europe's population accurate?
00:11:13 — Why are the far left and far right equally dangerous?
00:11:53 — Why aren't the wars between Israel and Ukraine perceived as a common front?
00:13:40 — Why are those with far-right and far-left ideologies ready for political alliances?
00:15:00 — Will Ukraine lose support if the war comes to Russian cities?
00:16:10 — Why does democracy lead to a political pendulum swing between the far right and the far left?
00:19:07 — Can populists stop the rise of ultra-radical parties?
00:20:26 — How did October 7th expose the impasse in the Israeli-Palestinian issue?
00:23:24 — What two options for breaking the Israeli-Palestinian impasse exist but are not being realized?
00:24:41 — How do the prospects for war in Ukraine and the Middle East differ?
Watch "Nepechatnoe. Live" broadcasts every day from Sunday to Thursday at 6:00 PM Jerusalem time.
Website: https://www.newsru.co.il/
Telegram: https://t.me/NEWSruIsrael
For advertising: advertising@newsru.co.il