ALL CAPS

On ALL CAPS Episode 24, UN Watch Executive Director Hillel Neuer joins Nitsana Darshan-Leitner and the panel for a wide-ranging conversation about the UN's treatment of Israel, antisemitism, UNRWA and whether an institution he has challenged for more than 20 years can ever truly change.

Hillel revisits his famous “Where are your Jews?” speech, explains why he believes Israel is held to a different standard at the UN, and discusses the political interests and deeper prejudices he believes help drive that imbalance. He also addresses UNRWA, accountability and the limits of immunity for international institutions and officials.

And after more than two decades fighting these battles from inside the UN's own halls, Hillel answers the fundamental question: Can the United Nations still be fixed?

Also on Episode 24:

• The Dee family's fight for justice after the murder of Lucy Dee and her daughters Maia and Rina — and the family's determination to keep building after unimaginable loss.
• Shurat HaDin's legal action against Al Jazeera on behalf of American victims of October 7.
• The viral claim about Israel's Aleppo pine trees — and what archaeological evidence says about it.
• A Scottish woman goes viral singing a Jewish song in Hebrew and wins over the ALL CAPS panel.

On ALL CAPS Episode 23, NBA trainer and Israel advocate Barak Swarttz challenges conventional thinking about hasbara. He argues that too much pro-Israel advocacy reaches people who already agree, creating an echo chamber rather than reaching those whose perceptions of Israel could actually change.

Barak explains how basketball became his way of finding common ground with audiences far outside the traditional pro-Israel community, why culture can sometimes open doors that political arguments cannot, and why Israel's advocates should focus more attention on the “silent majority” in the middle.

Also on Episode 23:

The panel revisits Kozo Okamoto and the 1972 Lod Airport massacre following the Japanese Red Army terrorist's controversial funeral, including the remarkable story of what finally broke his silence during interrogation.

The conversation turns to American politics and the Democratic Socialists of America's latest foreign policy platform, examining its focus on Israel and how anti-Israel ideas can move from activist politics toward the mainstream.

And from reserve duty to an $80 million exit: the panel looks at Israeli reservist and entrepreneur Maor Shlomo, whose AI platform Base44 was acquired by Wix after only months of development.

On ALL CAPS Episode 22, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner and the panel react to Boy George's new song "We Will Dance Again" and discuss the pressures facing international artists who publicly support Israel.

Then, the panel turns to lawfare against Israel - an Israeli legal opinion submitted in the UK that's intended to help prosecute IDF soldiers abroad - and why Shurat HaDin is fighting back.

Then, Lebanese-born Israeli activist Jonathan Elkhoury joins the table for a deeply personal conversation about growing up in Israel after his family fled Lebanon, Hezbollah's grip on his country of birth, the threats he has faced for his advocacy, and why he still believes a different future between Israel and Lebanon may be possible.

The episode also looks at Hamas's battle for international public opinion and meets Israeli entrepreneur Gal Fleitman, who transformed a sports injury into an innovative business creating custom-made mouthguards used by professional athletes.

From Israel's legitimacy abroad to the possibility of peace across its northern border, Episode 22 asks what a changing Middle East could look like next.

On ALL CAPS Episode 21, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner and the panel look at the pressures Israelis continue to face as war, PTSD and uncertainty take their toll on everyday life.

The panel also explores the remarkable connection between Israeli judoka Sagi Muki and Iranian judoka Saeid Mollaei, and what their friendship shows about the ability of sport to bridge divides that politics often cannot.

Then, Ariana Grande's new music video Petal sparks a wider conversation about Jewish immigrants, the history of Hollywood and the return of harmful stereotypes in popular culture.

Joining us from London is British chef and creator Joshua Halmer (FALMER), who uses food to tell stories about Jewish identity, culture and heritage.

On this week's episode of ALL CAPS, the panel discusses the devastating fire that destroyed Gilad's Farm and Yael Shevach's powerful message of resilience. The conversation also examines the interruption of Barbara Butch's performance and the broader questions it raises about free expression, public debate, and the treatment of pro-Israel voices.

Joining the panel from Los Angeles is comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding, who explains why he refuses to stay silent, how comedy can challenge antisemitism, and why he continues to speak out in support of Israel despite growing public pressure.

Our featured guest is Shira Ruderman, Executive Director of the Ruderman Family Foundation, who discusses Jewish identity after October 7, the future of Israel–Diaspora relations, campus antisemitism, philanthropy, and why strengthening Jewish confidence is just as important as fighting antisemitism itself. She also reflects on the leadership of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks and the need for a new generation of Jewish leaders who can unite communities.

The episode concludes with an inspiring look at the Maccabiah Games, where thousands of Jewish athletes from around the world came together in a powerful celebration of unity, resilience, and hope.

In this episode of ALL CAPS, host Nitsana Darshan-Leitner and the panel examine the growing debate over censorship and bias on Wikipedia, challenge controversial claims about antisemitism, and discuss the emotional use of AI to recreate the voice of Nova victim Shani Gabay for her sister's wedding. The episode also features special guest Tal the Traveler, who shares how he explored the world while proudly representing Israel and his Jewish identity.

• Who is behind the growing campaign targeting IDF soldiers around the world? We examine Shurat HaDin's formal complaint to the U.S. Department of Justice calling for a federal investigation into the Hind Rajab Foundation over its alleged lawfare campaign, reported terror-linked connections, and potential national security implications.
• Why has simply waving your country's flag become controversial at the World Cup? We break down the latest clash between sport, identity, and politics.
• We also explore Israel's humanitarian response to the unfolding crisis in Venezuela and why it is drawing international attention.

• @Erin_Molan — Australian journalist and host of The Erin Molan Show—joins us to discuss why she chose to stand publicly with Israel, the growing challenge of media bias, and what it's really like to speak out in today's climate.
• New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani calls AIPAC monsters — we expose his projection tactics and why his extreme policies should spark concern.
• We expose the disturbing case of Australian healthcare workers caught on camera making violent threats against Israelis—and why that footage may never be presented in court.
• We break down Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon's powerful "Shame on you" address at the United Nations and the message he says the international community needs to hear.

This week on ALL CAPS:

• Over 100 UNRWA employees are reportedly being referred to the U.S. State Department over alleged ties to Hamas and the October 7 massacre.
• Is Mojtaba Khamenei really running Iran from the shadows? We examine the mystery surrounding Tehran's phantom leader.
• Rabbi Liraz Zeira joins us to share his remarkable story of sacrifice, resilience, and service to Israel.
• And we end with a viral reminder of the unity and spirit that make Israel unlike anywhere else in the world.

On the latest episode of ALL CAPS, we break down the fallout, reveal new efforts to combat economic warfare against Israel, explore the bizarre rise of the internet's "Buffalo Donald Trump," and welcome Chef Raz Shabtai, whose restaurant became the first in the world to be awarded a Michelin star.

• Is Qatar helping keep the Iranian regime afloat? We examine the financial relationship between Qatar and Iran and what it could mean for the region.
• We investigate the disturbing antisemitic display that sparked outrage at a pro-Palestinian protest and what it reveals about the growing climate of hate.
• Is Hollywood beginning to push back against anti-Israel activism? We look at the cultural battle unfolding inside the entertainment industry.
• We also discuss Shurat HaDin's latest legal challenge against a Canadian museum and the controversial remarks by a Greek minister that are making headlines.

• Rawan Osman joins us to share her extraordinary journey from growing up in Hezbollah's sphere of influence to becoming one of Israel's strongest international advocates.
• We examine the reported meetings between senior Israeli security officials and Mohammad Dahlan, and what they could mean for the future of Gaza and the Palestinian leadership.
• We discuss the latest Gaza flotilla controversy and the legal consequences facing anti-Israel activists in Spain.
• Is there really a ceasefire in northern Israel? We look at the reality on the ground and the continuing security threats facing Israeli communities.
• And we discuss Shurat HaDin's latest legal initiative calling for criminal charges against The New York Times over its reporting on Israel.

• Who is manipulating social media conversations about Israel? We investigate the growing use of online bot networks and coordinated campaigns designed to influence public opinion and deepen divisions between Israel and the West.
• We examine the European Union's latest sanctions targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria and the debate surrounding these measures.
• We also look at the dramatic rise in efforts to exclude Israel from Europe's leading research programs and what it means for academic cooperation.
• In honor of Mother's Day, we highlight the strength and resilience of Israeli mothers living through war and uncertainty.
• And we celebrate the remarkable athlete who shattered an ultra-marathon world record after running for more than two days straight.

• Why is football star Lamine Yamal facing criticism over his public support for the Palestinian cause? We examine the growing intersection of sports, politics, and activism.
• We confront the chilling new evidence documenting sexual violence during the October 7 attacks and discuss the global response—and silence—that followed.
• We examine the concerns surrounding New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and the growing debate within the Jewish community.
• We also expose anti-Israel messaging found in California election materials and discuss the role of political activism in public institutions.

• Why is Israel withholding hundreds of millions of shekels from the Palestinian Authority? We examine the decision to offset terror payments and the debate surrounding accountability and security.
• Thousands of Indian Jews are making aliyah in one of the most remarkable immigration stories in recent years, strengthening the future of the Jewish state.
• We track the alarming rise of antisemitism around the world, from London to Central Asia, and discuss what it means for Jewish communities globally.
• We also examine Seth Rogen's latest comments about Israel and the reaction they generated.
• And we highlight the powerful Fox News appearance of hostage survivor Rom Braslavski, whose story continues to inspire people around the world.

• Why did one of the world's most outspoken anti-Zionist voices hire a prominent Zionist lawyer? We examine the controversy surrounding Candace Owens and the accusations of hypocrisy that followed.
• Israel continues to face growing threats on multiple fronts, from Iran and Lebanon to the escalating tensions in Judea and Samaria.
• We also take on the latest conspiracy theories attempting to blame Israel for the assassination attempt against Donald Trump and examine how misinformation spreads online.

• Iran is set to take on a new role related to women's rights at the United Nations, sparking international criticism and raising questions about the credibility of global institutions.
• We examine a major legal victory as a U.S. appeals court reinstates a $656 million judgment against the PLO on behalf of victims of terrorism.
• We also look at the latest global report ranking the world's most influential antisemitic voices and the growing impact of online hate.

• Hostage survivor Elia Cohen joins us to share his extraordinary story of survival, endurance, and hope following the October 7 attacks.
• Lt. Yonatan Ben Hamu, whose story captured the heart of the country, reflects on resilience, recovery, and returning to public life.
• We examine the latest anti-Israel activism surrounding Greta Thunberg and respond to Dan Bilzerian's controversial political ambitions.
• And in honor of Israel's Independence Day, we count down five remarkable Israeli achievements that continue to shape the world.

This special episode celebrates the people, stories, and spirit that define Israel.

• We uncover the remarkable CIA operation that brought a downed American pilot home from inside Iran, revealing one of the most fascinating intelligence missions in recent years.
• Is the ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran the beginning of a new chapter, or merely a temporary pause in a much larger conflict?
• We examine why the United Kingdom denied entry to Kanye West and the growing backlash surrounding his antisemitic rhetoric.
• We also respond to Tucker Carlson's latest claims about Israel, Jewish identity, and the history of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel.
• And we explore the Israeli military technologies helping redefine the future of warfare.

• How did victims of terrorism finally win a $318 million judgment against Iran after nearly two decades of legal battles? We examine Shurat HaDin's landmark victory and what it means for terror victims.
• Why is Israel reportedly skipping the March of the Living in Poland for the first time?
• We examine the growing disconnect between Gen Z and the realities of war, antisemitism, and the digital battlefield.
• We also take on the myths surrounding Moroccan aliyah, respond to Tucker Carlson's latest claims about Israel, and explore Israeli technology that could one day eliminate traffic lights.

• How can Iran's ruling elite live lives of luxury while the regime wages war against the West and its own people? Iranian expert Benny Sabti joins us to expose the staggering hypocrisy at the heart of the Islamic Republic.
• We examine how a song about Iranian drones unexpectedly became an anthem during wartime and what it reveals about Israeli resilience and culture.
• On the digital battlefield, we take a closer look at Joe Kent's latest comments and the growing debate surrounding Israel online.
• We also spotlight the Silicon Valley leader who has stood firmly with Israel while many others in the tech industry remained silent.

• Former IDF international spokesperson Lt. Col. (res.) Jonathan Conricus joins us to discuss Israel's battle for public opinion, the war of narratives, and his years representing Israel on the global stage.
• We examine the backlash surrounding Javier Bardem's remarks about Israel and what it reveals about the international conversation surrounding the conflict.
• From Prime Minister Netanyahu's viral barista moment to misinformation about shelter access and civilian life, we separate headlines from reality.
• We also explore the growing digital battlefield, the online campaigns targeting Israel, and how ordinary Israelis continue to respond with resilience and creativity.