Prager H1: There were three more knife attacks in Jerusalem today… Israel has learned to live with terror… Dennis talks to Raphael Harkham, Director of Development for the City of David Foundation. Important new archeological work has been going on Jerusalem… Dennis talks to Josh Reinstein, Director Christian Caucus of the Knesset.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Rasha Athamni, the Israeli delegate to the Youth United Nations. She is an Arab Israeli. She is now training student journalists… Dennis talks to Jonathan Feldstein, director of Heart to Heart, a Israel based blood drive agency.
Prager H2: Dennis talks Michael and Felice Friedson, founders and editors of the TheMediaLine.org, an American Middle East news agency based in Jerusalem. The subject is the current “knife” intifada… Michael Oren, former Israel Ambassador to the United States and historian. He’s now a member of the Israel parliament. His new book is Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide.
Prager H1: Dennis broadcasts live from Jerusalem, the capital of Israel and the center of the world… The President of University of Missouri resigns after faux accusations of racism… Dennis talks to Amir Halevi, General manager Israel Ministry of Tourism… Dennis had a meaningful tour of the City of David today. The Bible proves to be a reliable source of history as well as a book of faith and values.
Prager H3: Mark speaks with Shawn Steel, National Committeeman from California, and Mark Vafiades, Chairman of the L.A. County Republican Party, who weigh in on the Republican candidates running for president.
Prager H2: Mark speaks to Victor Davis Hansen, research fellow at the Hoover institution of Stanford university, about the illegal immigration issue and about the general lack of enthusiasm for any particular GOP candidate. Daniel DiSalvo comments on public education in the U.S.
Prager H1: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis Prager and speaks about the various ways in which the Obama administration has left this country worse off than when Obama first took office.
Prager H3: Anybody still waiting for the Mullahs to mollify their “Death to America” attitude? If they are, they need to pay attention to what’s actually happening in Iran… Dennis talks to Jim Geraghty, contributing editor for National Review and writer of their daily blog “Morning Jolt.” His new book written with Cam Edwards is Heavy Lifting: Grow Up, Get a Job, Raise a Family, and Other Manly Advice.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to John Fund, senior editor of the National Review, about the Kentucky election… A new study reveals that we are at big risk of a new ice age in the next 15 years. There is a big difference between the way the Greens see the world and the traditional Judeo-Christian view.
Prager H1: Dennis is broadcasting from Israel for the next 10 days. 450 listeners are here with him. Very few dropped out because of latest terror attacks on the Jewish state… New evidence suggests that the Russian airliner that went down in Egypt last week was victim of terrorism, a bomb placed on the plane. A big election in Kentucky went to the Tea Party conservative. The state also elected a Tea Party Lt. Governor who happens to be black.
Prager H3: Larry speaks about his relationship with his father and how he misunderstood his father until he learned about his childhood.
Prager H2: Larry refers to the incident last week in which a black student was physically removed from a classroom by a white police officer. Was it because she was black? What should the cop have done in that situation?
