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Chosen People Problems
Ark Media
Don’t Rely on the Houthis to Cure Cancer - with Douglas Murray
OCT 6, 202681 MIN
Description
Which is more important for Israel–winning the war or the PR battle?
The one and only Douglas Murray is with us today, to talk Israel, poetry, and…true crime? We start off by accidentally insulting him, but don’t worry, he still likes Jews!
Also:
Why do Israelis sound like that?
Douglas refuses to tell us who the stupidest person on the internet is
Is Israel winning?
Why does the media suck
Free Palestine means more bike lanes
Douglas will not tolerate any slander of British food
The point of poetry
Guilty pleasures
Don’t rely on the Houthis for cancer research
No Douglas, playing the piano does not count as procrastination
How does aging even happen?
And more….
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This episode is sponsored by Tikvah's Millstone Scholars Program, a selective national honors program where seventh- and eighth-graders study Jewish civilization, Israel, and America through primary sources and debate. Classes begin the week of October 18. Apply now at tikvah.org/ark.
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