The Kol Cambridge Rosh Hashanah soundtrack
Happy new year! Kol Cambridge is here to get you in the festive mood with all sorts of Rosh Hashana-themed Israeli and Jewish music.
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This Jewish Year in the News
GILAD HALPERN of ‘So Much To Say’ talks about Operation Protective Edge, Ehud Olmert’s sentencing, Avigdor Lieberman’s acquittal, and death of Sephardi Chief Rabbi, Ovadia Yosef.
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Haim Gouri’s Piyyut for Rosh Hashanah
Born in Tel Aviv in 1923, Haim Gouri is a poet, novelist, documentary film maker, journalist, and the author of a book on the trial of Adolf Eichmann.
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The Promised Podcast’s ‘year that was’
PM Netanyahu’s Rosh Hashanah speech to the nation listed Israel’s accomplishments over the last year – we didn’t know we’d had it so good!
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The death and life of the Left – The Promised Podcast
Who really killed the Israeli Left? Can the army smash class barriers in Israel? The Promised Podcast’s ‘year that was.’
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Streetwise Texting: The Hebrew Booty Call
What’s happened to Hebrew-speaking romantics in these days of Whatsapp, Facebook and Twitter? How do they convey their feelings in 140 characters?
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Comedian Yisrael Campbell: A tale of three conversions – Journeys
Orthodox Jewish comedian Yisrael Campbell joins host Rogel Alpher to discuss his remarkable and unconventional life story.
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Innovation nation: Stories from the DLD Innovation Festival: Agustin Cordon
At Tel Aviv’s 5th Cities Summit, part of the DLD Innovation Festival, Spain’s Agustin Cordon, CEO of Fira Barcelona, shares his thoughts about what Tel Aviv is doing right.
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Were the Unit 8200 ‘refuseniks’ right to break ranks?
Unit 8200’s ‘refusenik’ letter exposed some Israeli intelligence practices some are finding very hard to swallow.
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Who really killed the Israeli Left?
Allison, Don, and Noah discuss where exactly the Israeli Left is failing.
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