I'm Jonathan Sacerdoti
Journalist, broadcaster, and commentator Jonathan Sacerdoti engages in in-depth conversations with thought leaders, experts, and influential voices from around the world. Covering politics, culture, history, and current affairs, each episode delivers sharp analysis, valuable insights, and engaging discussions on the most pressing topics of our time. Cutting through the noise, this series provides informed perspectives on the issues shaping the world today.
Episodes
Why Israel rejects Western guilt: Dan Scheuftan explains how survival and principle trump fashion
Israel and the Jewish people are facing a dramatic collapse in their standing across much of the world. Israel is increasingly portrayed not merely as a country whose policies should be criticised, but as the embodiment of absolute evil: accused of genocide, colonialism and apartheid, while the legitimacy of Jewish collective existence itself is challenged. Is this simply the latest eruption of an
How Britain’s fight over Islam became a threat to Jewish life — Shimon Cohen explains how ancient Jewish traditions could soon become illegal in Britain
Two ancient Jewish practices are increasingly being challenged in modern Britain and Europe: kosher slaughter and the circumcision of baby boys. Both can appear troubling to outsiders. Both raise legitimate questions about animal welfare, bodily autonomy and religious freedom. And both have a long history of becoming political battlegrounds over whether Jews can continue to live according to their
Pulling the strings: the hidden players behind the hate marches on Britain’s streets
The vast demonstrations that filled Britain’s streets after 7 October 2023 have shaped politics, policing, Jewish life and public debate for nearly three years. Their scale gave them authority. Their repetition gave their slogans extraordinary reach. Their organisational structure deserves the same scrutiny routinely applied to every other force seeking to influence British public life.Behind the
How Britain and Europe rely on Israeli defence tech, whatever their leaders say — Yuval Steinitz on the catastrophic consequences of boycotting Israel and on Jewish survival
Israel has become one of the most formidable developers of advanced defence systems in the world, despite its tiny size and population. Now, as calls to boycott its arms industry grow louder across Europe, Yuval Steinitz — Chairman of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems and former Israeli Minister of Finance, Energy and Intelligence — tells Jonathan Sacerdoti how Iron Dome, David's Sling and the r
Why liberalism cannot defend Britain: Melanie Phillips on the West’s “suicide note”
Can a Jew still be fully British when support for Israel is treated as evidence of disloyalty? Melanie Phillips tells Jonathan Sacerdoti why she shifted her centre of gravity from London to Jerusalem, how Britain’s cultural institutions turned against her, and why she believes the crisis facing Jews is inseparable from the wider collapse of Western confidence.Britain still inspires her deep affect
How the West's own laws are being used to destroy it: Natasha Hausdorff exposes the ICC and UN
Natasha Hausdorff tells Jonathan Sacerdoti that international law — the very system the West built to protect itself — has been turned into a weapon against Western civilisation, and that what is being done to Israel today will be done to Britain and America tomorrow.Behind the headlines about war crimes, genocide and starvation lies a harder story. What happens when the courts meant to deliver ju
The Muslim Brotherhood "invasion" the UK refuses to see – a warning from two Emiratis on the threat Britain is trying to ignore
Britain has been infiltrated, the Muslim Brotherhood's quiet takeover is already underway, and the West is listening to the wrong Muslims.Rauda Altenaiji and Ahmed Sharif Al Ameri are part of a new wave of Emirati voices speaking out, proudly and publicly, in defence of the Abraham Accords and the world's only Jewish state. They feel safer walking through Dubai at 4am than London at 8pm, a
How the world's self-proclaimed winner got played: Dan Schueftan on Trump’s Iran mistake
Is Trump's deal with Iran worse than Obama's JCPOA? Dan Schueftan tells Jonathan Sacerdoti how it emboldens every Iranian proxy from Hezbollah to the Houthis, and leaves Israel in one of the most precarious positions in its history.Both sides are claiming victory. But beneath those claims are harder questions. Has Iran been given a free pass to rearm? Has Israel lost the cover it needed to
Suspended, investigated, nearly expelled: what universities do to dissidents, and how Connie Shaw broke free
Connie Shaw went on LBC at 8am to defend free speech on Islam — and was publicly called a racist before the interview ended. She had already been suspended from her university radio committee and faced potential expulsion for writing about trans ideology on campus. She used to be woke herself.👉🏻 If you like this interview please share it with a friend, and give it five stars 👈🏻Across universities,
Who controls what you know? Ashley Rindsberg on the capture of Wikipedia and public knowledge
Ashley Rindsberg has uncovered how a small group of powerful online actors can twist the facts we trust, reshape public reality at global scale, and quietly influence what millions of people believe they know.Search engines, encyclopaedias, artificial intelligence models and social platforms now form the infrastructure of public knowledge. They shape what citizens believe, what institutions repeat
What happens when you question everything about who you are – Bellamy Bellucci breaks every identity rule, and neither side likes it
Jonathan Sacerdoti speaks with Bellamy Bellucci, a South African-born, American trans-woman who converted to Judaism and now lives between worlds that rarely tolerate one another. Bellamy's identity is often challenged and questions by the very groups that you might expected to affirm it.Public language increasingly celebrates identity while losing any stable account of meaning. Categories mul
The warning we ignored: Holocaust survivor Martin Stern on THE HUMAN CAPACTIY FOR EVIL
This Yom Hashoah special episode features Holocaust survivor Martin Stern, who shares his story and reflects on his fears for the world today.Martin Stern survived arrest, deportation, and life in camps as a young child, his survival dependent on individuals who chose courage over conformity at moments of real danger. His life since has been shaped by that experience, through decades of reflection
The end of a system that once held the world together – Danny Orbach on what comes after the collapse of the global order and the rules-based system
The language of international law is being stretched to breaking point. Terms once defined with precision are now deployed as instruments of moral accusation, detached from the evidentiary standards that once gave them force. In that shift, something deeper is revealed about the condition of Western institutions. Authority no longer rests securely on method, but on consensus, amplification, and th
Science vs Religion – does God exist? Michel-Yves Bolloré explains how the debate is shifting, and why some scientists now question the idea of a self-explaining universe
Does God exist, and can we prove it?Donate to support these interviews.There is a growing assumption in modern Western life that science has settled the question of God. That belief rests less on settled knowledge than on cultural habit, reinforced over generations of intellectual fashion and institutional authority. What once presented itself as liberation from superstition has, in many cases, ha
The Palestinian journalist Israel watches for the truth: Suleiman Maswadeh on inequality, opportunity, and what October 7th did to Arabs in Israel
Donate: https://jonathansacerdoti.com/donateSuleiman Maswadeh is Israel’s most visible Palestinian Arab television correspondent, a regular presence on the national news, speaking fluent Hebrew to a country that rarely hears an Arab accent in that role. His career sits inside one of Israel’s deepest contradictions, two communities living side by side, sharing streets and history, yet separated by
We need to be ready for ever: why winning the war won't bring peace — Yaakov Amidror
If you value these interviews, please consider donating: https://jonathansacerdoti.com/donateMajor General Yaakov Amidror argues that wars in the Middle East are never truly concluded. They are managed, suppressed, and deferred. Born on the day Israel declared independence and shaped by decades at the heart of its security establishment, he views October 7 not as an aberration but as the cost of s
Iran’s negotiators are stalling, but pressure at home could change everything – Beni Sabti
Donate at https://jonathansacerdoti.com/donateBenny Sabti, senior researcher at the Institute for National Security Studies, joins me at a moment of acute strain for the Islamic Republic. He argues that Tehran’s diplomatic posture follows a familiar pattern: delay, repackage old positions, concede nothing essential, preserve enrichment capability and the infrastructure of coercion. This time, Wash
The public no longer trusts the establishment – Julia Hartley Brewer on immigration, Israel, Islam, Frage, and Starmer
Julia Hartley-Brewer is one of the most outspoken voices in British broadcasting. In this conversation she defends Israel with unapologetic force, describing her recent visit as life changing and arguing that after October 7 the country acted with remarkable restraint under existential threat. She says Britain and America would have responded far more ruthlessly.But this discussion goes far beyond
Inside Gaza: will the war start again as the ceasefire is tested? Jonathan Sacerdoti reports from central Gaza as Hamas breaks Gaza ceasefire AGAIN
Jonathan Sacerdoti travels into the Gaza Strip, embedding with the IDF along the new front line that now divides the territory.Months into the Trump brokered ceasefire, Israel holds 58 per cent of Gaza behind what they call the 'yellow line'. Hamas remains in control of the rest and declares it will not disarm. Sniper fire, tunnel discoveries and daily ceasefire violations continue, even a
Did NY's Muslim mayor just use the Quran to fight Trump's migration policy? Neo-Islamic conquest and how compassion became our weakness and their strength – Prof Mordechai Kedar
Please donate to support these conversations: https://jonathansacerdoti.com/donateWhen NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani referenced Islamic teachings and invoked the Hijrah in his speech at a multi-faith event, was he offering a message of spiritual resilience — or signalling something more political?In this conversation, Prof Mordechai Kedar unpacks what that reference really means, explaining how Hijrah
Iran’s last chance: what the West can still do to save Iran – Dr Thamar Eilam Gindin
Iran’s regime is relying on executions, foreign fighters and extreme repression to survive.In this conversation, Jonathan Sacerdoti speaks with Dr Tamar Eilam Gindin, a specialist in Iranian language, culture and political mythology, about what she is seeing emerge inside the Islamic Republic. Drawing on reports and her own sources from within Iran, she explains how executions surged in the months
Is the world about to tip over? What Trump may do next – Col Richard Kemp
What happens next in Iran? Will the United States strike, and if so, when? Will Israel be drawn in again, or deliberately held back this time? Will Britain take part, or remain confined to a defensive role?What would the targets actually be – nuclear facilities, missile infrastructure, or the leadership itself? And if the regime is hit hard enough to fall, who takes over? If it survives, what then
Rewriting centuries of British law, and the public wasn’t asked — top barrister Jeremy Dein KC speaks out against government proposals
Britain’s justice system is facing a profound rupture. Under the banner of efficiency and backlog reduction, reforms are being proposed that would remove large numbers of cases from jury trial, weaken appeal rights, and concentrate decision making power in the hands of the state. These changes touch principles that have defined British liberty for centuries and raise fundamental questions about ou
Why Trump’s lawyer says America should be a refuge for British Jews — Exclusive interview with Robert Garson
Donald Trump’s lawyer went on the record and said it plainly: Britain’s Jews need protection. They need somewhere to flee. He's urging the US President to let them come to America.When The Telegraph put the proposal on its front page, it was no longer a hypothetical concern whispered in private, but a public warning, issued at national level, about the condition of Britain itself.In this frank
The international players who can help topple Iran’s regime. The call for support — Niyak Ghorbani
For nearly half a century the Islamic Republic has ruled Iran through fear, censorship and organised cruelty. It has crushed dissent at home while exporting terrorism abroad, and it has relied on a simple calculation: that the world would look away while its own people suffered in silence.Today that calculation is collapsing.Across Iran, ordinary men and women are rising against a regime that has
Does Europe still love Israel? What war, intelligence, trade and Eurovision tell us about diplomacy
Europe’s relationship with Israel has never been simple. It is shaped by history soaked in blood, by moral claims born from catastrophe, and by institutions that insist on speaking in the language of values while acting through interest. In the aftermath of October 7, those tensions have hardened, exposing fractures between governments and peoples, ideology and reality, rhetoric and reliance.As Eu
Piers Morgan and the business of outrage — Fleur Hassan-Nahoum dissects Israel, Bibi, Iran, the state of the West
Fleur Hassan Nahum has worked at the sharp end of politics, media and national crisis. As a former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem and Special Envoy for Innovation, she has dealt directly with international leaders, hostile broadcasters and the pressures that follow war into every public space.In this conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, she lifts the lid to reveal the real workings of media and politi
Impossible? Israel did it anyway — Dan Schueftan explains the strategic breakthrough and what's next
Condemned by mobs on the streets of the West, denounced by governments across Europe and beyond, and vilified by the United Nations and its satellite institutions, Israel might nevertheless be in a stronger strategic position than at any point in its history.Two years after October 7th, Israel’s international standing has deteriorated even as its regional power has expanded. What appears in Wester
Free speech isn’t right wing — Josh Howie explains why the left lost the plot
For years, British public life told itself a comforting lie: that tolerance meant silence, that compassion meant compliance, and that asking hard questions was somehow immoral. Josh Howie no longer believes that story.In this uncompromising conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, Howie explains how comedy, journalism and politics were quietly captured by fear. Not fear of violence, but fear of socia
Europe doesn’t see what’s coming — Prof Mordechai Kedar reveals Islamism’s long-term strategy
For more than half a century, Professor Mordechai Kedar has studied Arabic language, Islamic texts and Middle Eastern political culture from the inside. A former Israeli military intelligence officer and one of Israel’s most seasoned experts on Arab society, he has spent decades listening to what the region says in its own words, not through Western translations or assumptions.In this far reaching
Unmasked: the billion-dollar plot to rewire young minds. Wendy Sachs reveals who's really in control
A filmmaker set out to document the fallout of October seventh. Instead, she uncovered something far larger and far darker: a coordinated ideological capture of Western institutions, a foreign-funded corrosion of democratic values, and a generation primed to cheer for extremists before the bodies in Israel had even been counted. Wendy Sachs joins Jonathan Sacerdoti for a stark, unflinching look at
The slow-motion breakdown of Britain: the warning signs we kept choosing to ignore – David Collier
David Collier joins Jonathan Sacerdoti for one of his clearest and most wide-ranging conversations yet about Britain, the media, extremism and the pressures reshaping public life. Drawing on years of undercover work inside activist movements, online networks and university groups, Collier explains what he has seen from the inside — and why he believes the country is struggling to understand the fo
“They’re protecting the wrong side” — Patrick Lee on being silenced for criticising Islam, and fighting back in court
A landmark tribunal has ruled that Islam critical beliefs are protected under the Equality Act, and the man at the centre of that historic decision, Patrick Lee, sits down with Jonathan Sacerdoti for his first full, unfiltered interview since the judgment shook Britain’s institutions.Patrick Lee is an actuary who never sought public attention, yet found himself monitored, censured and threatened b
Can the BBC be saved? The rot inside Britain’s national broadcaster
The BBC is facing its biggest crisis in decades — but the scandal isn’t just about two resignations. It’s about years of skewed reporting, buried corrections, and a newsroom culture that has normalised bias while persuading the public that it stands for impartial truth.In this revealing conversation, Hadar Sela, co-editor of CAMERA UK and one of the most meticulous analysts of BBC coverage anywher
The Christian origins of Palestinian propaganda: Professor Miri Rubin
The most powerful images in today’s pro-Palestinian campaigns aren’t new — they’re borrowed from Christianity. From the Madonna and Child to David and Goliath, centuries-old sacred symbols have been re-cast to portray Palestinians as modern saints and martyrs, reshaping Western sympathy through religious familiarity.In this gripping conversation, Professor Miri Rubin (Queen Mary University of Lond
Has Britain lost the courage to defend itself? Michael Gove on the collapse of civilisation
Michael Gove, former Cabinet Minister and one of Britain’s most articulate conservative thinkers, joins Jonathan Sacerdoti for an unflinching conversation about the perilous state of Britain — a nation he says is “desperate” and in danger of moral collapse.From Islamist extremism on British streets to the cowardice of the political class, Gove warns that antisemitism is not a Jewish problem but a
“My attacker is being freed”: Terror survivor Tal Hartuv on Britain’s media, Israel, and moral collapse
When Israel agreed to release hundreds of convicted terrorists in exchange for its hostages, Tal Hartuv discovered that one of them was the man who stabbed her 18 times and murdered her friend.In this deeply moving and unsparing conversation, Tal speaks to Jonathan Sacerdoti from Jerusalem, describing the impossible emotions of watching her attacker walk free — anger and disbelief mixed with relie
Who is the real Tommy Robinson? Family, faith and the fight for Britain’s soul. His most unfiltered and intimate conversation yet
This is Tommy Robinson as you’ve never seen him before.In his most intimate and revealing conversation yet, Britain’s most controversial activist sits down with journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti, who asks the tough questions — about violence, Islam, Israel, fear, family, and the future of Britain.Branded a far-right extremist by his critics and a free speech champion by his supporters, Tommy Robinson
"Free Your Face" — Women, Islam and the Battle for Britain: Kellie-Jay Keen
Kellie-Jay Keen — known globally as Posie Parker — is the women’s rights campaigner behind the “adult human female” billboard and the viral call for women to “Free your face” from the niqab. In this fearless conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, she challenges Britain’s cultural taboos: from niqab and who gets to wave a flag, to 'grooming-gang' euphemisms, transgender ideology, surrogacy,
"The Lie of Moderate Islam" — Yasmine Mohammed Exposes the Truth
Yasmine Mohammed is a Canadian human rights activist and author of "Unveiled". She escaped a forced marriage to an al-Qaeda member and now campaigns against Islamism’s grip on women and the West. In this raw and fearless conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, she dismantles the illusion of “moderate Islam”, exposes the dangers of Western appeasement, and warns that what happened on Octobe
"Britain's Next" — Islamist Qatar’s billion-dollar war on the West: Ruth Wasserman Lande
Ruth Wasserman Lande is a former Israeli Knesset member, diplomat, intelligence expert, and Arabist — and she has a stark warning for Britain. Fresh from her viral Channel 4 interview, she tells Jonathan Sacerdoti why Western media is complicit in whitewashing extremism, how Qatar bankrolls the Muslim Brotherhood’s PR machine, and why the West is blind to the religious war already unfolding.Drawin
Heading for Civil War: Mass Immigration, Islamism and the End of British Pride — Rafe Heydel-Mankoo
Rafe Heydel-Mankoo is a British historian, political commentator, and cultural critic warning that the revolution in Britain has already happened — just not the kind we notice. In this urgent, unflinching conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, he lays bare the institutional capture of Britain, the alliance between the radical left and political Islam, and the future we’re too afraid to confront.Fro
Why Islamism Is Winning in the West: Muslim Physician Dr Qanta Ahmed on Israel, Islam and terrorism
Dr Qanta Ahmed is a British-born Muslim physician, a fierce critic of Islamism, and a global voice for truth in the face of jihadist denial. In this wide-ranging and courageous conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, she dismantles the lies of the Muslim Brotherhood, exposes the ideological roots of 7 October, and warns how Western weakness is emboldening radical Islam.Speaking from Israel—her 18th
Britain's Military Knows the TRUTH About Gaza – So Why Do Our Leaders Lie? Col. Richard Kemp
Colonel Richard Kemp is a former commander of British forces in Afghanistan, counterterrorism expert, and outspoken defender of Israel. In this gripping and unapologetic conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, Kemp tears through the lies surrounding Gaza, the two-state delusion, and Britain’s moral failure in the face of jihadist threats.From London to Jerusalem, Kemp draws on decades of military an
“October 7th on Steroids” Inside Syria’s Brutal War on the Druze — Khalifa Khalifa explains
Khalifa Khalifa is an Israeli Druze activist, veteran of Israel’s Special Forces, and outspoken voice for his embattled community. In this urgent and emotional conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, Khalifa reveals the full horror of the jihadi onslaught currently engulfing Syria’s Druze population—massacres, beheadings, forced conversions, and hospital executions—while the world looks away.As jiha
“What I’ve Learned in 12 Years in Britain” – Rabbi Dweck on Antisemitism, Extremism and Identity
Rabbi Joseph Dweck has spent over a decade as Senior Rabbi of Britain’s oldest Jewish community. Now, as he prepares to leave the UK and move to Israel, he joins Jonathan Sacerdoti for an unflinching conversation about antisemitism, extremism, identity, and the moral decline of Western civilisation.In this moving and courageous interview, Rabbi Dweck reflects on his years in Britain, the backlash
"Radical Islam Will Conquer the West Unless We Wake Up" Ex-Intelligence Officer's Stark Warning
Dr Reuven Berko is a former senior intelligence officer, Middle East expert, and scholar of radical Islam. In this intense and uncompromising conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti, Berko exposes the ideological and strategic threats posed by radical Islam – not only to Israel, but to all of Western civilisation.From Tehran to Paris, Berko outlines how jihadist ideology and political weakness are co
"You don't kill the King"—Iran’s regime is crumbling, but what comes next? Dr Thamar Eilam Gindin
Dr Thamar Eilam Gindin talks to Jonathan Sacerdoti about the unraveling Islamic Republic of Iran, the cultural forces shaping its future, and why eliminating its leader may not be the best strategic move. This sharp, timely conversation offers unparalleled insight into Iran’s identity pendulum, the role of secularism, and what comes next in this critical moment for the Middle East and the world.We
Judaism, Jihad, Quran—Can Islam Be Reformed? Jewish Journalist vs British Imam Sheikh Paul Armstrong
Sheikh Paul Salahuddin Armstrong in conversation with Jonathan Sacerdoti – a searching, honest, and at times tense exploration of Islam, extremism, reform, and coexistence. From the trauma of 9/11 to questions about child marriage, apostasy, and Israel, this dialogue confronts difficult truths and conflicting worldviews. Armstrong, a reformist British imam, defends his spiritual understanding of I
British antisemitism and power: Tom Bower on Gary Lineker, Zionism, the BBC and the Holocaust
British investigative journalist, historian, and author Tom Bower is renowned for his unauthorised biographies of power players like Robert Maxwell, Richard Branson, King Charles III, and Jeremy Corbyn. In this explosive and unflinching interview, Bower turns his gaze on Britain itself—taking aim at the BBC’s bias on Israel, Gary Lineker’s ignorance, and the myth of British wartime heroism. He arg
“We Are Arabs Who LOVE the Jews”— Khalifa Khalifa REVEALS why the Druze stand with Israel
Israeli Druze fighter and activist Khalifa Khalifa reveals the deep-rooted alliance between the Druze and Jewish people—spanning centuries of shared struggle, loyalty, and sacrifice. From reincarnation beliefs to IDF combat service, he explains why the Druze have become some of Israel’s fiercest defenders, and why October 7th was a moment of truth. As Druze communities face brutal persecution in S
"He LIED to me!" Extremist Settler SLAMS Louis Theroux and BBC for misrepresenting him. Is he right?
Ari Abramowitz was feature on Louis Theroux's BBC film about settlers in Israel. He speaks out for the first time in this exclusive, long-form interview, explaining how the BBC film was made, and why he thinks the documentary created caricatures of Israeli settlers.
The TRUTH about life as an Israeli Arab: Ali Shaa'ban reveals what it's like to live in Israel
Ali Shaa'ban, an Israeli Arab music producer, talks with Jonathan Sacerdoti about the gap between his situation and that of other Arab sin the Middle East, including Palestinians under PA and Hamas rule. A fascinating conversation from a perspective not often shared. / ali.shaa.ban
It's about EXISTENCE, not land: Expert in Arab world and Islam, Idit Bar, confronts BBC & Arab media
Israeli expert and Arabic speaker, Idit Bar, talks to Jonathan Sacerdoti about Arab media, culture and what they really say about Jews and Israel.With an MA in Arabic and Islam from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Idit Bar is an expert in Middle Eastern affairs. She writes a weekly blog on caricatures from the Arabic press.Idit taught Arabic for many years in defence-related establishments and
Islam, Israel, communism comedian warns of DANGERS facing us all. Daniel-Ryan Spaulding speaks out
Daniel-Ryan Spaulding is a comedian and writer who has performed stand-up live in over 50 countries, establishing himself in the European comedy circuit. After a decade building an international profile, his content has been shared by many celebrities, featured on news programmes internationally, and has garnered him a huge fan base online.He moved to New York City in October 2023 after a year lon
It's a literal WAR! Writer turned activist Lee Kern on Israel, Islam, and the West
Oscar nominated screenwriter, WGA best screenwriter winner, Golden Globe winning film writer and triple Emmy nominated show writer Lee Kern talks to Jonathan Sacerdoti about his move to Israel, his move from comedy to activism, and what the future holds for him and all of Western civilisation.
Jonathan Sacerdoti gives evidence to the UK House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee
British commentator and analyst Jonathan Sacerdoti gives evidence to the the UK House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, 22 April 2025.The Foreign Affairs Committee examines the expenditure, administration and policy of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and other bodies associated with the Foreign Office and within the Committee's remit
Chat GPT vs the BBC: how lawyers and scientists worked together to measure media bias against Israel
Trevor Asserson, Haran Shani-Narkiss and Oren Tsur talk to Jonathan Sacerdoti about how they harnessed the power of AI to develop an objective measure of media bias.You can read the full Asserson Report at www.asserson.co.uk/assersonreport
BBC hid its use of Hamas minister's son to front Gaza documentary: investigator reveals the truth
Investigative journalist David Collier speaks with Jonathan Sacerdoti about his revelation that the BBC used a Hamas minister's child as the narrator for their Gaza documentary.
Interview with the director of BBC Nova documentary
Jonathan Sacerdoti Interviews Yariv Mozer, Director of the powerful documentary "Surviving October the 7th: We Will Dance Again." The film, now available on BBC iPlayer and Paramount+ in the US, presents harrowing first-hand footage from both survivors and Hamas terrorists, capturing the tragic events of October 7th.Yariv Mozer discusses the making of the documentary, the challenges of j
Israel vs the World: Jonathan Sacerdoti and Einat Wilf on the battle of lies and hate against Israel
At a salon event in Tel Aviv, Einat Wilf and Jonathan Sacerdoti delve into their personal experiences debating anti-Israel motions in hostile environments like the Oxford Union. They explore the emotional and intellectual challenges of facing audiences and opponents driven by deep prejudice, the pervasive narratives surrounding Israel and Zionism, and the broader implications of misinformation and
Israeli war hero's harrowing experience Israel Ben Shitrit talks to Jonathan Sacerdoti
Jonathan Sacerdoti talks to Israel Ben Shitrit, a Israeli Defense Forces fighter who discusses his firsthand experiences in the ongoing conflict. From the sudden escalation on October 7th to the brutal realities of urban warfare in Gaza, Ben Shitrit shares his journey with unfiltered honesty and deep emotion. The conversation offers a rare and insightful look into the life of a soldier, the challe
British Israeli woman left for dead by Palestinians faces possible release of her attackers
Tal Hartuv was attacked and left for dead. Now the Palestinians who tried to kill her may be released from prison early in exchange for abductees kidnapped to Gaza.
Jonathan Sacerdoti's speech to mark 500 days since 7th October London, 17th February 2025
Jonathan Sacerdoti speaks at London vigil to mark 500 days since the October 7th attacks
"It will come to YOU!" Criminologist who has interviewed countless terrorists in jail warns the West
Israeli criminologist Anat Berko, who has interviewed countless terrorists, talks with Jonathan Sacerdoti.As Israel releases convicted terrorists in return for hostages held in Gaza, she describes who they are and what they did. With her deep knowledge of Palestinian and Arab culture, she explains the background to the attacks and the religious and social motivations of the various categories of c
Creating a vaccine for the Woke Mind Virus—Gad Saad & Jonathan Sacerdoti on Trump, Trudeau and Islam
Professor Dr Gad Saad talks to Jonathan Sacerdoti as Donald Trump is sworn into office for the second time.
COMPLETE and UNCENSORED: Jonathan Sacerdoti's speech defending Israel at the Oxford Union
See the footage they tried to hide: the FULL and UNCUT version of Jonathan Sacerdoti's speech to the Oxford Union, defending Israel against charges of genocide and apartheid.The Oxford Union has published a version of this speech at @OxfordUnion , however they have heavily censored it to remove the abuse from the audience levelled at the opposition team. The full version is shown here.This video i
His most enlightening interview yet Mosab Hassan Yousef on love, war, peace and power
Mosab Hassan Yousef speaks to Jonathan Sacerdoti, after they appeared at the Oxford Union together to defend Israel against charges of apartheid and genocide. In this frank and honest interview he talks openly about his relationship with his father – a founder and leader of Hamas, religion, philosophy, freedom, the West, politics and the problem with the pro-Palestinian movement.
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