J100 Podcast
J100 Podcast
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Host David M. Cohen is joined by leaders from academia, government, business, think tanks, and the arts for a thoughtful discussion on the most pressing politics, policy, and culture issues facing Israel and the Jewish people today.
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The podcast explores pressing political, policy, and cultural issues pertinent to Israel and the Jewish community, with episodes such as the Iranian nuclear threat and U.S.-Israel relations, and a focus on the impact of foreign policy decisions, historical insights, and negotiation strategies.
Host David M. Cohen is joined by leaders from academia, government, business, think tanks, and the arts for a thoughtful discussion on the most pressing politics, policy, and culture issues facing Israel and the Jewish people today.
As Britain grapples with mass protests, policing failures, and rising antisemitism, where does free speech end—and incitement begin?
In this episode of J100, British journalist and Algemeiner contributor Jonathan Sacerdoti joins the show to examine how Western societies are responding to extremism in real time. From the collapse of debate at the Oxford Union to the everyday security realities facing Jews in the UK, this conversation explores protest culture, media responsibility, and the moral clarity liberal democracies need to defend themselves.
Chapters
00:00 — Security & “alarmism”
00:27 — Intro: Britain Now / 2026 frame
03:24 — Jonathan’s background
07:07 — Family story / Holocaust legacy
11:19 — Why journalism
13:36 — British Jewry & community politics
18:01 — Oxford Union / debate breakdown
33:23 — Antisemitism now: speech, protests, policing
51:31 — U.S. vs. Europe / Trump & political swings
59:49 — Personal: pottery & creativity / closing
You can find the condensed transcript & summary of this episode and more episodes at
Britain Now: Protests, Policing, and the Line Between Speech and Incitement
This episode of ”The J100 Podcast” was produced by David Taragin.
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