Understanding the Complexity of Israel at 75
Marissa StreitWhy is a small country the size of New Jersey so admired and hated? What is it about Israel, a 75-year-old democracy nestled in the Middle East, shared by many religions and ethnicities, that continues to draw everyone’s attention? Michael Oren, the former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, sits with PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to share his vision for how Israel can survive and thrive despite its current challenges.
- Welcome to Real Talk
- The Moment That Ignited Marissa's Courage
- Where Ambassador Michael Oren Gets His Conviction
- The Iran Nuclear Deal Negotiations
- The Dangers of Nuclear Escalation in the Middle East
- The Threat of Guided Missiles
- The Story behind the Iron Dome
- Israel Is Not a Victim State
- Population Challenges in Israel
- Sovereignty and Lawlessness in Israel and the U.S.
- Diversity and Co-Existence in Israel
- The Perils of Cultural Illiteracy
- What's Driving Innovation in Israel?
- Is the Judicial Reform Conflict as Severe as the Media Suggests?
- Why Are Citizens Protesting Judicial Reform?
- The Biggest Lesson Michael Oren Learned about Israeli Politics
- Is China Israel's Blind Spot?
- Final Thoughts from Ambassador Michael Oren
