This should be required listening. He is one of the most knowledgeable, insightful and reasonable voices I’ve ever heard on these issues.

I religiously read the New York Times for 25 years. Interestingly I stoped reading it at about the same time Bari Weiss quit and thank God she did because she has become so much better of a journalist and a human being because she left. Another incredible interview. Thanks for introducing me to Haviv Gur. He is incredible. So much insight.

This is an astonishing conversation. Thanks Bari and Haviv. Such clarity.

Bari Weiss proves again in this interview how critically important she to America and ppl everywhere- she takes her role seriously: she keeps the public informed by reporting news w/o political slant. Bari Weiss is a genuine journalist.

Odessa is closer to Jerusalem than Oman on the Arabian peninsula. Some of my people walked to the homeland from what is now Ukraine.

I jump for joy anytime there's a new post featuring Haviv Rettig Gur! There is noone who describes the worldwide history of the Jews like him! I recommend listening to his latest posts on the Shalem College page.

Haviv is by far and away the most profound, most insightful, most humane and important commentators in or on Israel right now. For those who don't know, usually about two or three time a week he joins Den Senor on the latter's podcast 'Call Me Back' and you can get this level of analysis multiple times a week if you want it. He also has two very, very informative recent lectures on KZfaq at Jewish colleges in the US explaining the history and misunderstandings of Israel. If this got you: go watch them right away, especially the second of the two.

Thanks Bari & Haviv,

Haviv is a real one. Been following him this entire conflict. His weekly appearances on Call Me Back with Dan Senor have been therapeutic and inspiring. Not to mention incredibly informative regarding the psyche of the Israeli nation.

Wow, Haviv is quite insightful. And Bari does her job well: ask informed questions and let the guest answer.

I wish I could play this on every billboard in the world, absolutely profound interview. Thank you!

Wow, first time hearing this man speak.

Haviv is that rare voice who knows in detail and can thoughtfully analuze the entire history of this cultural and territorial conflict. If you want to understand what is happening, and why, listen to all he has to say. Bari Weiss is a Western treasure - a real journalist for a change.

This is one of those conversations I wish everyone could listen to in its entirety. Such profound wisdom and deep care for the history of multiple peoples.

I’ve watched this twice now. If you want to understand what’s happened here and understand Israelis, you must listen to all 3 parts of this series and this interview as a whole. Incredible. I cut m cried a lot listening to the first two parts in Israel; it was hard to listen to and relive some of oct 7, but also healing in some ways. Thank you for this, Bari. Thank you for giving us a voice.

Breathtakingly lucid conversation. We need more people to hear this in full.

Israel is more of a global society than people realize. We’ve lived everywhere.

Thank you Haviv and Bari for the most insightful interview I’ve heard on the conflict. Israel is a miracle that must carry on, beyond the ignorance that places it in such peril today.

Thank you Bari!!! You have the most important conversations... everyone needs to hear them. Youre putting the rest of biased media to shame. Keep going!!!!!❤

Great interview 👏👏 thank you. When I was a child my parents told me that in America a person could fall down in the street and no one would approach him. In Israel a person will fall in the street and the whole street will stop until he gets back on his feet. In Israel you can see two people yelling at each other and in the end hug and do Shabbat together. We all know someone who knows someone because this is a very small country where it is mandatory to enlist in the army. Since I was born I knew that when I turned 18 I would have to go to the army, and as a woman I would have to serve for at least two years. It was also clear to me that if I did not form an army and defend my country, I would not have a country. This is what makes a strong and united country, when its people understand that they are responsible for protecting it from the enemies who want to destroy it. The people are the country. We do not have the privilege of being too selfish if we want to exist.