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 The Deep Dive is The Jerusalem Post's flagship podcast series, hosted by Jacob Laznik.

Each week, we review the top stories, put an up-close lens on a major topic, and dissect the main story of the week.Copyright Jerusalem Post Podcasts Politique et gouvernement
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    • Did Trump abandon Israel on Gaza issues?

      Did Trump abandon Israel on Gaza issues?
      Jan 22 2026
      In this week’s episode of The Deep Dive, we unpack the latest developments in the Middle East and beyond. Host Jacob Laznik is joined by Alex Winston and Noah Shusterman Dvir for a critical conversation covering: -The tragic events in a Jerusalem kindergarten -Ongoing bloodshed in Iran - The rising concerns over Jewish safety in the UK - A deep look into President Trump’s newly announced “Gaza Board of Peace” We examine who's really calling the shots, why Turkey and Qatar’s involvement is drawing backlash from Israel, and how Netanyahu’s response reflects shifting US-Israel dynamics. Plus, what does this mean for the future of the Gaza ceasefire?
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      56 min
    • How Iranian women could shatter the regime's oppression

      How Iranian women could shatter the regime's oppression
      Jan 14 2026
      In this week’s episode of The Deep Dive, we examine developments inside Iran through the personal story of Marzieh Hamidi. Iran is under a complete internet and communications shutdown, as we wait for the response of the world after it was reported that over 12,000 have been killed during the protests. Hamidi is an Iranian taekwondo professional who lived under the Islamic Republic and later under Taliban rule in Afghanistan in 2020. Now living as a refugee in France, she speaks about her firsthand experiences and what it means to be a woman living under authoritarian Islamist regimes.

      Edited and produced by Shifra Jacobs and Gadi Zaig.
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      38 min
    • Maduro's downfall: What's next for Venezuela?

      Maduro's downfall: What's next for Venezuela?
      Jan 9 2026
      In this week's episode of The Deep Dive, we break down the shocking US military operation that led to the capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. This bold move has left the world questioning: What does this mean for Venezuela's future, and how will it affect global geopolitics?

      Join us as we explore the legal, moral, and strategic implications of this unprecedented operation, including the potential fallout for US relations with Iran, Israel, and the rest of the world. With Venezuela in the midst of a political crisis and Maduro's regime teetering on the edge, we discuss what could happen next in this high-stakes game of power.

      To better understand the legal, political, and regional implications of the operation, we spoke with Dr. Daniel Wajner of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, whose research focuses on legitimacy and legitimation in international relations, conflict resolution, populism in foreign policy, regional integration, and transnational politics in Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. We also spoke with Jonathan Liverman, a Reichman University student and Venezuelan Jew, who offered a personal and regional perspective on how Maduro’s capture is being perceived within the Venezuelan diaspora.

      Edited and produced by Shifra Jacobs, Gadi Zaig, and Jacob Laznik.
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      1 h et 3 min
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