LIST OF RECENT PROGRAMS
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August 2008: Interviews with Amichai Magen, former policy advisor to the
Attorney General of Israel, and Israel Danziger, head of an organization that
trains Israeli civilians in how to defend themselves against terror attacks. Also,
coverage of an Israel Independence Day celebration at Stanford University.
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July 2008: An interview with Middle East scholar Daniel Pipes, founder of
the Middle East Forum, and a talk by British journalist Melanie Phillips,
author of "Londonistan".
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June 2008: An interview with Israeli journalist Noam Bedein, director of the
Sderot Media Center, who lives in and reports from the rocket-ravaged city
of Sderot in southern Israel, near the Gaza Strip.
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May 2008: An examination of Israel's accomplishments, and its current
challenges, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of its Declaration of
Independence. Included: vintage video from Israel's War of Independence.
With Marty Wasserman and David Meir-Levi.
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April 2008: An interview with Major General (res.) Uzi Dayan, former Deputy
Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Force, National Security Advisor to Prime
Ministers Barak and Sharon, and founder of the Tafnit Party, on Israel's
options in the Gaza Strip and the treatment of Israel's Arab population.
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March 2008: A discussion of America's long term goals and interests in the
Middle East, and Israel's role in America's plans. With Marty Wasserman and
David Meir-Levi.
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February 2008: An interview with Joel Brinkley, Pulitzer Prize winning
foreign correspondent, former Jerusalem bureau chief for the New York
Times, author of a nationally syndicated weekly column on foreign affairs and
currently a professor of journalism at Stanford University, on the core issues
of the Arab-Israeli conflict and the way the conflict is being fought in the
media.
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January 2008: An interview with Josef Joffe, editor/publisher of "Die Zeit",
Germany's largest weekly paper. Also a fellow at the Hoover Institution and
a teacher of American foreign policy at Stanford, he discusses the Arab-Israeli
conflict and America's role in it
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December 2007: An interview with Itamar Marcus, founder and director of
Palestinian Media Watch, an organization that monitors what Palestinian
leaders say to their own people in Arabic and translates it into English.
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November 2007: A discussion of whether the idea of "land for peace" as a
means of resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict has reached a dead end, and if so,
what are the possible alternative approaches. With Marty Wasserman and
David Meir-Levi.
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October 2007: How the Arab-Israeli conflict is being waged on American
college campuses. Guests are Cinnamon Stillwell, Northern California
representative of Campus Watch, which reviews and critiques Middle East
studies programs with the goal of improving them, and Sue Maltiel, executive
director of Hillel of Silicon Valley.
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