In this episode of Boots on the Ground, Ari speaks with Moshe Glick about the role of deep faith in Hashem during moments of profound challenge, and the antisemitic attack that forced him to step in and defend a fellow Jew. Moshe recounts how that incident escalated into a broader legal battle, shedding light on the ingrained antisemitism he believes exists within the system meant to deliver justice. The conversation explores the tension between moral responsibility and legal consequence, the price of standing up for Jewish dignity, and the strength required to confront hostility—both on the street and within institutions. This episode is a powerful reflection on faith, courage, and the ongoing fight against antisemitism.


Link to the legal defense fund - https://israel365charity.com/drglickfightingforjusticeforalljews/

In this week's episode:
Ari breaks down the critical details of Maduro’s capture and what it reveals about Israel’s strategic value to the U.S.
Then we look at Iran. Is it really on a knife-edge? Shaun shares his alternative perspective and explains how to spot early signs of shifting dynamics.

Plus, an update on local Israeli politics and protests: is another internal constitutional crisis on the horizon, and what’s happening with the last holdouts of socialism in Israel?

Shaun and Ari debate Israel’s historic recognition of Somaliland and what it means for regional politics. They examine the challenges of lawlessness among the Negev Bedouin community and discuss potential solutions. The episode also takes a close look at the Trump–Netanyahu relationship and its impact on Israeli politics. Finally, they confront the harsh realities of a new New York mayor whose policies and rhetoric are openly hostile toward Israel and the Jewish community.