Podcasts
Podcast: Approving E1, Recognizing Palestine
Evan Gottesman speaks with Danny Seidemann and Jumana Jaouni about Israel’s approval of “doomsday” settlement E1—what this latest step means and how far along the timeline we are before the West Bank is completely bisected. Plus, a discussion on what the parade of Western nations now recognizing Palestine means—and doesn’t mean—for the situation in Jerusalem.
Podcast: Arson, Fictional and Political
Evan Gottesman checks in with TJ’s Danny Seidemann and Jumana Jaouni about E1, Yom Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Day), and fires in the Jerusalem area—along with the incendiary and unproven Israeli government claims that they were started by Palestinian arsonists.
Podcast: Ben-Gvir and Bantustans
Evan Gottesman checks in with TJ’s Danny Seidemann and Jumana Jaouni about Ramadan in Jerusalem, a shocking-but-not-so-shocking Shin Bet report on Kahanism in the Israeli police, and ambitious Israeli annexation plans that would fragment Jerusalem and the West Bank.
Podcast: A Vehicle Without Brakes
No red lines: Evan Gottesman checks in with Jumana Jaouni and TJ’s Danny Seidemann about the state of Jerusalem facing a right-wing Israeli government, an unchecked Trump administration, and a Palestinian leadership that seems checked out from the city. In this episode, we dive into an unprecedented settlement development in Sheikh Jarrah, new Israeli restrictions on UNRWA activity, and an Israeli police raid against a Palestinian-owned Jerusalem bookstore—and why that all matters.
Podcast: Jerusalem and Donald Trump, Part II
A year after Hamas’s October 7 attacks and the start of the war in Gaza, outside attention remains diverted away from Jerusalem. Evan Gottesman, Danny Seidemann, and Jumana Jaouni reflect on how the anniversary played out and what observers are missing with much of international focus trained on Iran and Lebanon.
Podcast: One Year Later
A year after Hamas’s October 7 attacks and the start of the war in Gaza, outside attention remains diverted away from Jerusalem. Evan Gottesman, Danny Seidemann, and Jumana Jaouni reflect on how the anniversary played out and what observers are missing with much of international focus trained on Iran and Lebanon.