Too much polygamy? Too few ’hoods? Not enough packages? The Promised Podcast mulls it all over.

Is there really no connection between the occupation and the rise of world-wide anti-Semitism?

Is the age of the great military hero turned political leader gone forever?

Israel adopts what may be the world’s most liberal abortion policy and the rabbis don’t complain? What are we missing?

Ten years ago this week, Arik Sharon proposed for the first time pulling out of Gaza. What’s happened since? That and chickenshit show-politics and 1984 surveillance on The Promised Podcast.

To circumcise or not to circumcise? Israeli consensus on the traditional brit milah may be eroding.

Will peace — along with water — flow through the proposed Red Sea-Dead Sea pipeline?

Eilon, Noah and The Times of Israel’s Miriam Herschlag discuss the passing of Nelson Mandela and Israel’s ambivalent relationship to him, Avraham Burg’s spilling the beans on Israel’s nukes, and the brouhaha over vegan activist, Gary Yourofsky.

    Allison, Eilon and Noah discuss (1) the new head of the Labor Party – “Buzghi” Herzog – and his plans to give peace a chance, (2) the facebookization of the Knesset, and (3) the (figurative and, sadly, literal) death of the old cultural guard. All this and cool songs by Efrat Ben Zur…