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Listen "WEEKEND:“Ceasefire or Peace Deal? Arielle Nakdimon on Israel, Antisemitism, and America’s Role in the Middle East” (Ep 557)"
Episode Synopsis
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
After two long years of war and heartbreak, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a fragile ceasefire — one that could finally bring dozens of hostages home. But is this truly a step toward peace, or just another temporary pause in the violence?
Joining me today is Arielle Nakdimon — a Ph.D. student at Gratz College specializing in Antisemitism Studies. Arielle recently served as a Scholar-in-Residence at Oxford University with the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy, and as a Postgraduate Fellow at the London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism. She’s also co-founder of the Better Communities Alliance in Greenville, formed after October 7 to strengthen dialogue about antisemitism and Israel.
In this powerful conversation, we cover:
🇮🇱 The structure and meaning of Phase 1 of the ceasefire agreement
🤝 President Trump’s influence versus the prior administration’s approach to peace
🕊️ Whether this deal can lead to lasting stability or is just another pause in a long war
🗣️ How American Jews are responding — and what it means for communities here at home
🎓 Arielle’s summer at Oxford University studying the global rise of antisemitism
If you care about faith, freedom, and America’s role in standing with our allies — you don’t want to miss this one.
👉 Subscribe to Just the Truth with Joey Hudson for more real conversations that cut through the noise.
📱 Text me your thoughts on the Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639)
💻 Join our community at JoeyHudson.com
📺 Watch more interviews and behind-the-scenes content on our YouTube channel.
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After two long years of war and heartbreak, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a fragile ceasefire — one that could finally bring dozens of hostages home. But is this truly a step toward peace, or just another temporary pause in the violence?
Joining me today is Arielle Nakdimon — a Ph.D. student at Gratz College specializing in Antisemitism Studies. Arielle recently served as a Scholar-in-Residence at Oxford University with the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy, and as a Postgraduate Fellow at the London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism. She’s also co-founder of the Better Communities Alliance in Greenville, formed after October 7 to strengthen dialogue about antisemitism and Israel.
In this powerful conversation, we cover:
🇮🇱 The structure and meaning of Phase 1 of the ceasefire agreement
🤝 President Trump’s influence versus the prior administration’s approach to peace
🕊️ Whether this deal can lead to lasting stability or is just another pause in a long war
🗣️ How American Jews are responding — and what it means for communities here at home
🎓 Arielle’s summer at Oxford University studying the global rise of antisemitism
If you care about faith, freedom, and America’s role in standing with our allies — you don’t want to miss this one.
👉 Subscribe to Just the Truth with Joey Hudson for more real conversations that cut through the noise.
📱 Text me your thoughts on the Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639)
💻 Join our community at JoeyHudson.com
📺 Watch more interviews and behind-the-scenes content on our YouTube channel.
Keywords (for SEO):
Israel ceasefire 2025, Trump peace plan, Arielle Nakdimon interview, Joey Hudson, Just the Truth podcast, antisemitism in America, Israel-Hamas hostage deal, American foreign policy, Oxford antisemitism studies, Better Communities Alliance, Greenville SC Jewish community, faith and freedom, Middle East peace talks.
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