The Untold with Hayvi Bouzo: Recent Episodes
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The Untold is a political and global affairs podcast that analyzes and challenges existing perspectives.Hayvi will explore the current political narrative through thought-provoking interviews and discuss global issues impacting everyday life.
Watch the conversation with the creators of this timely documentary about the promise of peace, coexistence and hope in the holy land. Tod Morehead and Justin Kron take us on a profound journey of finding hope, love and compassion to both sides of the conflict.
To learn more and watch Hope in the Holy Land:
https://hopeintheholyland.com/
David Weinberg, Washington Director for International Affairs at the Anti-Defamation League, talks about his latest study on the incitement of antisemitism, hate and violence in Iran’s school texts. He also talks about the promising developments and signs for hope- following the Abraham Accords- in a number of Arab countries. David also shares his thoughts on different ways of confronting this age-old problem in the Middle East and promoting a culture of tolerance and coexistence. #Iran #antisemitism #Peace #TheUntold #MiddleEast #Hope #Israel #SaudiArabia #UAE #Bahrain #Morocco #Hezbollah #News
Benjamin Weinthal Berlin based European correspondent at The Jerusalem Post and a fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies talks about his coverage of the Iranian Olympic wrestler Navid Afkari’s case- which turned it into a global campaign- the systematic human rights abuses of Iranian athletes and Iran’s LGBT community by the Islamic regime in Iran. He also talks about the concerns of returning to the Obama era in America's foreign policy under the Biden Administration. He also discusses different controversies surrounding international organizations such as the United Nation’s human rights council and the International Criminal Court, including allegations of politicization and corruption. #Biden #Trump #Obama #Navidafkari #ICC #WHO #UN #Iran #Politics #worldnews #Israel #Middleeast
Victoria Coates Senior Fellow at the Center for Security Policy and former Deputy National Security Advisor for Middle Eastern and North African Affairs and Len Khodorkovsky former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Digital Strategy and Senior Advisor to the U.S. Special Representative for Iran are talking about the importance of capitalizing on the successes of the previous administration’s foreign policies including the historic Abrahamic accords. They also discuss their new Jerusalem Post Op-Ed that advocates for a new peace deal between Israel and the Iranian people under the (Cyrus Accords). Additionally, they discuss the ongoing threats by the Iranian regime and the Chinese Communist Party to the national security of the U.S. and its allies around the world. #News #MiddleEastPeace #AbrahamicAccords #Politics #TheUntoldwithHayviBouzo #Iran #Iranianregime #China #CCP
Dr. Jonathan Schanzer, Senior Vice President for research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) , talks about the new economic opportunities and partnerships in the Middle East region created by the historic Abraham Accords. He also discusses upcoming challenges in the Middle East including the threat of the Iranian regime, other Islamist elements, and the implications of the presidential elections on U.S. policies towards the region.
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Toby Dershowitz, senior vice president for government relations and strategy at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, connects the dots on Hezbollah's history in using Ammonium Nitrate- which exploded in Beirut’s port- in many of its terrorist attacks, including the Burgas bombing in Bulgaria, and the AMIA bombing in Argentina, killing hundreds of civilians. She also talks about the danger of not designating Hezbollah a terrorist organization and holding it accountable, as an organization, in these terrorist attacks. Music by: www.bensound.com
Ofir Akunis, Israel’s Minister of Regional Cooperation talks about the historical signing of a warm peace deal between Israel, UAE and Bahrain and the new and direct American approach under the Trump's administration that helped achieve this breakthrough. He also discusses the new economic cooperation between the peace partners and the common Iranian threat. Music by: www.bensound.com
Clifford D. May, Founder and President of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies talks about the Iranian breach of “JCPOA”, its nuclear threat and the U.S. decision to snapback sanctions on the Iranian regime. He also discusses ways of holding China’s Communist Party “CCP” accountable for its human rights violations against the Muslim Uighurs, the major protests in Belarus, the poisoning of a well-known Russian opposition Alexi Navalny and historic peace deal between Israel and UAE. Music by: www.bensound.com
Eyal Dror, Commander and Founder - Good Neighbor Unit and Ruth Doron Founder and CEO - We Cannot Stand Silent, are talking about the Israeli entitative that helped hundreds of thousands of Syrians fleeing the war. They also discuss their personal experience working to help people they once considered their enemies and the changing dynamic of Arab Israeli relations in the Middle East region.
IDF Operation Good Neighbor
https://youtu.be/dAMW3-rVeyM
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Micheal Pregent Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute and Behnam Ben Taleblu Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discuss the Iranian regime's latest deal with China's Communist Party, the Iranian proxys' new wave of assassinations against Iraqi activists and protestors. They also discuss the latest provocations by the Iran-backed Hezbollah, against Israel, and the Iranian regime's decision to execute three young Iranians for peacefully protesting.
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Bilal Wahab Fellow at The Washington Institute and Douglas A. Ollivant Senior fellow at New America talk about the performance of the new Iraqi government and its prime minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi, threats by Iranian backed militias, the downsizing of US troops and the Turkish military attacks against Iraqi Kurdistan. Music by: www.bensound.com
Michael Sobolik Fellow in Indo-Pacific Studies at the American Foreign Policy Council and Michael Mazza visiting Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute discuss the long term security threat posed by the Chinese Communist Party. They also talk about the atrocities committed by the CCP against three million Muslim Uighur, the continued Chinese aggression against neighboring countries (India & Taiwan), and the ongoing struggle for freedom by the people of Hong Kong.
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Dr. David Adesnik, senior fellow and the director of research at Foundation for Defense of Democracies and Steven Heydemann Director of Middle East Studies at Smith College and Nonresident Senior Fellow at Brookings Institute are talking about the significance of the new sanctions under the Caesar’s Act against the Assad regime and its backers, Iran, Russia and Hezbollah. They also discuss the potential outcomes for these regime’s and their proxies who are dealing with their people’s discontent, collapsed economies and rising American and Western pressure.
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MK Sharren Haskel, the youngest Knesset member, from the Likud Party, talks about the challenges facing the newly formed coalition government, in Israel, the Iranian threat, annexation, and the developing relationships between Israel and Arab countries.
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Ilan Berman Senior Vice President of the American Foreign Policy Council and Joseph Humire Director of The Center for Secure and Free Society are talking about the growing cooperation between the Iranian and the Maduro regimes, their network of drug traffickers aiming to destroy the fabric of the American society and the involvement of terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah and Hamas in these efforts.
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Alireza Nader, senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, talks about the danger of renegotiating a nuclear deal with Iran that will ultimately result in the continuation of regional destabilization by the Iranian regime and its terrorist proxies. Nader also sheds light on the Iranian regime’s continues abuse of minority groups inside of Iran, the latest attack against a Jewish historical and religious sight in the city of Hamadan, and the rejection of the regime’s Islamic revolution ideology throughout the Middle East. Music by: www.bensound.com
Dr. Thomas J. Duesterberg, senior fellow at Hudson Institute, shares the history of China's violations of international trade agreements and systematic theft of American/western technology. Dr. Duesterberg also discusses the priorities of post-pandemic world, the way forward and the calls to form a coalition of democratic nations in order to decouple from China.
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Josh Kraushaar, political editor for National Journal, Columnist and Host of (Against the Grain) podcast, talks about why he thinks Republicans are loosing momentum in different American cities, in light of the pandemic. We also discuss the changing numbers of national polls and the prospects for each candidate in the upcoming presidential election.
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Ariel Cohen Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council and the Founding Principal of The International Market Analysis, is talking to Hayvi about previous American administrations ignoring early evidence and warnings of a possible spread of respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection, that is transmitted from bats. They also discuss possible outcomes of latests lawsuits against China by different countries and American States.
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Clifford D May, the founder and president of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, is discussing with Hayvi the changing realities in light of the global pandemic, President Trump's decision to suspend funding to the World Health Organization and the Iran sanctions.
Hayvi talks with Michal Lichtman, body, mind and spirit guid, about healing through connecting to our inner light. Especially as the global pandemic fills our lives with uncertainty and fear, inner healing has become a necessity.
Hayvi is talking with her guest Mike Pregent Senior Fellow at the Hudson Institute about the Iranian regime's corruption and continued provocations against US troops. And the disinformation campaign against the US by Iran, Russia and China.