최고 Unrwa 팟캐스트 (2024)

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Chris and Steve in Israel during war with Lebanon and Gaza, UNRWA Immunity, and Mishpacha (Episode #163) 47:56

3d ago47:56

47:56

Welcome to the Jew and Gentile Podcast. Text the Jew and Gentile your comments, questions, concerns (OY!), and news at: 424-444-1948 MUG-ON-A-MUG With your gift of $10 or more to FOI Equip, you to can have your very own Mug-on-a-Mug. Your generous donation helps to expand the important work of teaching the Bible from a Jewish perspective while rais…

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Shuttered classrooms in Gaza mean a ‘lost generation’, warns UNRWA chief 11:03

4d ago11:03

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Children make up half of Gaza’s entire population of over two million, but none have been able to attend school since the 7 October attacks triggered nearly a year of devastating war. Philippe Lazzarini, Commissioner-General of the UN Palestine refugee agency, UNRWA, told UN News during an interview in New York on Tuesday that the longer the fighti…

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Philippe Lazzarini: Is UNRWA's mission in Gaza impossible? 22:57

15d ago22:57

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Stephen Sackur speaks to Philippe Lazzarini, head of UNRWA, the UN’s refugee agency for Palestinians. This week, six UN relief agency staff were killed in an Israeli strike on a central Gaza school that had been turned into an emergency shelter for thousands. UNRWA’s death count in Gaza since the beginning of the war is over 220. Is his agency’s mi…

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UNFPA chief: Why should a woman die during childbirth for lack of resources? 12:04

18h ago12:04

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With multiple conflicts ravaging the world, staff of various UN agencies are stepping beyond their traditional roles, acting as frontline humanitarian workers dedicated to saving lives. UNFPA, the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, is no exception. Natalia Kanem, UNFPA Executive Director, highlights the harsh realities faced by women and gir…

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Imaan Mazari-Hazir: Seeking justice for Pakistan's disappeared 22:57

22h ago22:57

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Mishal Husain speaks to Imaan Mazari-Hazir, a lawyer in Pakistan whose passion for human rights began early in her legal studies. She has become well known in her home country for defending people’s rights against the state – taking on difficult cases of abduction and forced disappearance, and speaking out against the country's powerful military. S…

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María Corina Machado: Defending democracy in Venezuela 22:55

22h ago22:55

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Stephen Sackur speaks to the de-facto leader of the Venezuelan opposition, María Corina Machado. Two months after an election which she says delivered a humiliating defeat to the country's authoritarian leader President Nicolás Maduro, he’s clinging on to power and his regime is clamping down on dissent. Have hopes for change again been thwarted in…

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Time to break down barriers to education funding: Gordon Brown 11:56

2d ago11:56

11:56

Education is always the first public spending to be cut in a crisis and the last to be restored, according to the UN Special Envoy for Global Education Gordon Brown. But on Thursday he announced a new $1.5 billion commitment to invest in education for those children and youth most in need, powered by the game-changing International Finance Facility…

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‘Nuclear energy safety is a priority’: IAEA chief 10:48

2d ago10:48

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With 70 years of experience in the safe commercial use of nuclear energy, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says all countries need to follow internationally agreed safety standards, and that safety is the absolute priority. That’s according to Rafael Mariano Grossi, IAEA’s Director General, who is taking part in the High-Level Week of …

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Addressing Africa’s debt challenges 7:20

2d ago7:20

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“We need quick reform of the international financial architecture. It simply doesn't work in terms of addressing the financing and the debt challenges that Africa is having.” That’s the view from Claver Gatete, Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), taking part in a discussion organized by Africa Renewal earlier this …

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Amin Salam: Can all-out war be averted in Lebanon? 22:58

2d ago22:58

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Stephen Sackur speaks to Lebanon’s economy minister, Amin Salam. His country is being bombed and the casualties are mounting as Israel attempts to destroy the Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants entrenched in Lebanon. Is there an off ramp from the road to all-out war?저자 BBC World Service

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Israel vs. Hezbollah: The Next Gaza? 22:19

2d ago22:19

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In this episode of What Matters Today, we dive into the escalating conflict between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.The Israeli army has intensified strikes on Hezbollah targets, leading to devastating civilian casualties. We explore the complex historical and geopolitical context behind this escalation and ask critical questions: Is Lebanon at ris…

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Antimicrobial resistance could increase in conflict areas: WHO 8:05

3d ago8:05

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With an alarming uptick in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) worldwide, stakeholders will be gathering on Thursday for a High-Level Meeting to discuss ways of combating the growing superbug scourge. UN News’s Felipe de Carvalho caught up with Yvan Hutin, Director of Surveillance, Prevention and Control at the AMR Division at the World Health Organizat…

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Inquiry into Antisemitism at Universities, The Folly of the United Nations 58:10

3d ago58:10

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Last week Queensland Senator Paul Scarr participated on the senate’s Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee that is conducting a Commission of Inquiry into Antisemitism at Australian Universities. We discuss in detail some of the major outcomes so far with the Jewish community preferring to see a judicial inquiry be established. The…

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Ingrid Newkirk: Will humans ever go animal-free? 22:58

4d ago22:58

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Stephen Sackur speaks to Ingrid Newkirk, president of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). For five decades she has led the campaign to end human exploitation and abuse of animals. From food to fashion, to testing in laboratories, are we humans really capable of going animal-free?저자 BBC World Service

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Middle East crisis: Panic, fear and chaos in Lebanese villages and homes as Israeli strikes hit 6:54

4d ago6:54

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Devastating Israeli airstrikes on communities in southern Lebanon on Monday sent thousands fleeing with little but the clothes they were wearing, according to the UN peacekeeping force in the country, UNIFIL. Amid fears of an all-out war in Lebanon not seen since 2006, UN News’s Nancy Sarkis has been speaking to UNIFIL spokesperson Andrea Tenenti, …

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CRA revocation of the JNF's Charitable Status: with Corey Balsam (IJV Canada) and Nicholas Pope 35:08

4d ago35:08

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In August 2024, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) revoked the charitable status of the Jewish National Fund of Canada (JNF). This is significant because the JNF is central to the Zionist movement, historically acquiring land in Palestine for exclusive Jewish settlement. It has also supported Israeli military projects and illegal settlements in occupi…

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‘Imagining future generations’: Summit of the Future advisor 6:36

4d ago6:36

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“Imagine if every decision we made, we had to think about future generations,” Anne-Marie Slaughter said, discussing the Pact for the Future at UN Headquarters on Sunday. The former White House policy chief was part of the high-level advisory board for the Pact – adopted by world leaders that day – put together by Secretary-General António Guterres…

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Ukraine’s youth looking to forge a ‘better future’ 6:49

5d ago6:49

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Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the youth volunteer movement in the war-torn country has been growing and is now ten times larger than before hostilities began. That’s according to 20-year-old Tetiana Kravchuk, who is a member of the Young People Advisory Board of the UN Children's Fund, UNICEF, in Ukraine, where she…

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Martin Griffiths: Can the humanitarian system survive? 22:58

5d ago22:58

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Mishal Husain speaks to Martin Griffiths, who worked for decades within the UN and the wider world of humanitarian aid. From Cambodia to Afghanistan, Sudan to Gaza, he has seen it all. How does he make sense of the inequalities and the suffering, and how does he think the aid system can survive, with funding ever more squeezed?…

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Haiti facing ‘cataclysmic’ human rights situation 7:32

8d ago7:32

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Haiti is facing a “catastrophic and cataclysmic” human rights situation according to the UN’s designated expert on rights issues in the Caribbean island nation, William O’Neill. Attacks by gangs, executions, kidnappings for ransom, violence against women – including rape – as well as corruption, inmates dying in jail and a paralyzed judicial system…

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Lebanon crisis: UN health agency ‘committed’ to offering support 8:42

8d ago8:42

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Amid intensifying strikes either side of the Israel-Lebanon border linked to the war in Gaza, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that some 1,500 people are still in hospital from this week’s extraordinary attack on mobile communication devices, reportedly targeting the Hezbollah armed group. Dr. Abdinasir Abubakar, the UN health …

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Nehemiah's resilience, Popping Pagers, UN Vote 124-14 Against Israel, and Tzadik (Episode #162) 53:26

10d ago53:26

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Welcome to the Jew and Gentile Podcast. Text the Jew and Gentile your comments, questions, concerns (OY!), and news at: 424-444-1948 MUG-ON-A-MUG With your gift of $10 or more to FOI Equip, you to can have your very own Mug-on-a-Mug. Your generous donation helps to expand the important work of teaching the Bible from a Jewish perspective while rais…

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Oliviero Toscani: Photography with a social conscience 22:57

10d ago22:57

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Stephen Sackur is in Tuscany to speak to the world famous Italian photographer Oliviero Toscani. He changed the world of advertising with his provocative images of racial diversity, illness and death. His work combined glamour with a social conscience, but did he sometimes go too far?저자 BBC World Service

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Arab Anti-Palestinianism, The Chayalim are Coming 57:30

10d ago57:30

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Michael Hirsh was the former national editor for the magazine Politico and a former foreign editor, chief diplomatic correspondent, and national economic correspondent for Newsweek. He is a lecturer and has appeared numerous times as a commentator on Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, National Public Radio, and is a frequent guest of The Young Turks, a streamin…

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Myanmar: Intensified conflict leaves 3.3 million displaced 8:26

11d ago8:26

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Myanmar’s civil war has escalated to include systematic atrocities, including attacks targeting civilians, torture and sexual violence, according to a new report on Tuesday from the UN human rights office. Since the military seized power on 1 February 2021, at least 5,350 civilians have been killed, and more than 3.3 million displaced. Over half th…

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UNICEF working to avert education ‘time bomb’ in Yemen 8:16

12d ago8:16

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Some 4.5 million children are not attending school in Yemen, where Government forces, backed by a Saudi-led coalition, and Houthi rebels have been at war for a decade. Peter Hawkins, UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Representative in Yemen, said the “catastrophic situation” is a “time bomb” as the country could possibly have a generation of citizens who…

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Harvey Cedars, Feast of Tabernacles, Economy Class Syndrome, and De Plaza (Episode #161) 48:26

15d ago48:26

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Welcome to the Jew and Gentile Podcast. Text the Jew and Gentile your comments, questions, concerns (OY!), and news at: 424-444-1948 MUG-ON-A-MUG With your gift of $10 or more to FOI Equip, you to can have your very own Mug-on-a-Mug. Your generous donation helps to expand the important work of teaching the Bible from a Jewish perspective while rais…

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Haiti: Successive crises limit time for recovery of vulnerable farming households 9:32

16d ago9:32

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A series of crises is making it difficult for Haiti’s most vulnerable farming households to work their land, recover from natural weather events and build their livelihoods according to a senior representative of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Extreme weather, including hurricanes, as well as the effects of climate change and now…

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James Earl Jones: An incredible journey 22:58

16d ago22:58

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Following the death of James Earl Jones at the age of 93, another chance to listen to Stephen Sackur’s 2011 interview with the legendary American actor. Known for his deep, rich voice and as the voice of Star Wars’ villain Darth Vader, his was an extraordinary story from poverty and segregation in the Deep South to Hollywood. How hard was his journ…

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Tragedy Confronting Israel 34:58

16d ago34:58

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I catch up once again with Gidi Grinstein, an Israeli societal entrepreneur. He is the founder of the Reut Group, a non-partisan not-for-profit research, strategy and leadership group. We spoke on the eve of "Peace Week", the anniversary of major milestones in Israel's modern history - Oslo, the Abraham Accords and Camp David. My previous extensive…

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The Ruse of Anti-Palestinian Racism 46:47

17d ago46:47

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The new drive to introduce “Anti-Palestinian Racism” to “equity and inclusivity strategies” throughout a number of Western countries must be a wake-up call. I speak with Shauna Small, a principal of an elementary school in Canada, who has written an article for the ‘Future of Jewish’ newsletter. in which she says that, “Codifying so-called "Anti-Pa…

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Agricultural assistance is key to feed hungry people in war zones: FAO 8:13

17d ago8:13

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Amid the brutal war in Gaza and fears of famine, the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) is providing Palestinian livestock holders with veterinary kits to keep their animals healthy and disease-free. This is just one example of the UN agency’s work to ensure food security and economic stability in conflict zones, including the West Bank, Ukrai…

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IOM seeks $13.3 million to scale up response in Yemen 12:40

17d ago12:40

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Over half a million people have been severely impacted by unprecedented flooding and windstorms in Yemen. The UN International Organization for Migration (IOM) has been working in the hardest-hit areas providing emergency shelter, cash assistance, and clean water. But the agency is facing significant challenges, including limited resources and ongo…

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Anti-Palestinian Racism, Israel's Struggle Continues 58:05

17d ago58:05

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The new drive to introduce “Anti-Palestinian Racism” to “equity and inclusivity strategies” throughout a number of Western countries must be a wake-up call. I speak with Shauna Small, a principal of an elementary school in Canada, who has written an article for the ‘Future of Jewish’ newsletter. in which she says that, “Codifying so-called "Anti-Pa…

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Balázs Orbán: Has Hungary's government created a template for far-right movements? 22:59

18d ago22:59

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Stephen Sackur speaks to Balázs Orbán, a Hungarian MP and advisor to his namesake, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Hungary’s government is known for its anti-immigrant, anti-Brussels hardline nationalism. Is it a template for other far-right movements to follow?저자 BBC World Service

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Canada's Racist Visa Program for Gazans: with Safinaz El-Solh 23:00

18d ago23:00

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On January 9th, 2024, IRCC started accepting applications for a Temporary Residence Visa Program for Gazans with Canadian Family Ties that was called "Crisis in Gaza: Special Measure for Extended Family". Not long after it became clear that the program was not designed to accept refugees. Nothing about the program was urgent and in comparison to pa…

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‘Work to be done’ to ensure Haiti security support mission can make progress 8:13

19d ago8:13

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More work needs to be done to ensure the success of the multinational security support mission which has deployed to Haiti to help the national police address chronic levels of violence and instability. That’s according to Bob Rae, Canada’s Ambassador to the UN and the newly elected president of the UN’s Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The mi…

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Senator Lindsey Graham: Will Trump return to the White House? 22:57

19d ago22:57

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Stephen Sackur speaks to a close ally and sometime confidant of Donald Trump, Republican Senator from South Carolina Lindsey Graham저자 BBC World Service

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Fawzia Koofi: Women's rights in Afghanistan 22:58

23d ago22:58

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Stephen Sackur speaks to the former deputy speaker of the Afghan parliament Fawzia Koofi. She was forced to flee into exile when the Taliban returned to power in 2021. Women and girls in Afghanistan have since seen their rights eliminated. How should the world respond to what the UN calls ‘gender apartheid’? Photo: Fawzia Koofi receiving the Casa A…

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