In this episode, Dr. Nolte interviews Erin Zimmerman, director of the new CBN documentary “Jewish Patriots of the American Revolution.” They discuss the film, some of the stories of Jewish Patriots, and the contributions of Jewish Americans to the founding and America today.

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Kicking off our third season, Dr. Nolte uses the Iran MOU and last Sunday’s U.S.--Israel--Lebanon agreement to explore President Trump’s competitive approach to Middle East foreign policy, as well as its implications for Israel.

Our new intro was recorded by Clavier

In this episode, Dr. Nolte explains the several different historical narratives about Christian antisemitism, provides his take, and explains how these narratives shape perceptions of Jewish-Christian relations today.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte breaks down the MOU between the US and Iran, focusing on the strategic implications for the United States and the region.

Note: this episode was recorded before the text of the deal was released. For his thoughts on the text of the of the MOU, see Dr. Nolte's recent appearance on the Washington Watch with Tony Perkins here.

New episodes will return in mid-to-late June. In the meantime, check out previous episodes you may not have listened to before! To stay up to date on the war in Iran, we highly recommend the briefings by Critical Threats. https://www.criticalthreats.org/

In this episode, Dr. Nolte is joined by Michael Eglash, co-founder of Upstart Ideas, to discuss the unique legacy of Zionist youth movements and his experiences supporting pro-Israel campus activism.

The book mentioned by Dr. Nolte can be accessed here.

In this episode, Dr. Nolte examines the myth that Israel, and/or the Jews, have been responsible for all US wars in the Middle East. He explains the ambivalent relationship Israel had with the wars in Iraq, the complexities of the situation in Iran, and the sorted origins of this myth in the bad actions of Republican and Democrat congressman in the 2000s.