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Naomi Ragen Naomi Ragen , author of four international best-sellers: The Sacrifice of Tamar, Sotah, Jephte's Daughter, and The Ghost of Hannah Mendes. Naomi's books have been translated into Hebrew and have made her one of Israel's top-selling authors, with over 90 weeks on the bestseller list. In addition to her work as an author of fiction, Naomi writes regularly for The Jerusalem Post, and the largerst Hebrew language dailies in Israel: Yediot Acharonot and Maariv. Through her columns, Naomi has become a serious voice in political and social issues confronting Israel and the Jewish people. Crusading against religious extremism, particularly the abuses against women, she is known nevertheless as a staunch supporter of Israel's Jewish identity.
Listen to Naomi Ragen:
May 13, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)

 Stuart Ain Pastor Kenneth Rawson speaks out strongly in support of Israel and the Jewish people. A passionate opponent of efforts to convert Jews, he is conducting a worldwide campaign to counter Evangelical Christian missionary activities among Jews by deepening Jewish roots.
Listen to Pastor Kenneth Rawson:
July 3, 2002
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Ze'ev Raz, IDF Air Force Commander, pays tribute to the late Israeli Astronaut Ilan Ramon with whom he led the Israeli air strike against Iraq's nuclear facility in 1981.
Listen to Ze'ev Raz:
Feb. 4, 2003


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 Peleg Reshef is Chairperson of the World Union of Jewish Students. Born and raised on Kibbutz Sasa Northern Galil, he attended High School in Baltimore, Maryland then returned to spend 3 years in the Israeli Army in two anti-terror units. After completing his service, he attended Haifa University to study General History and Education. In 2000, he was elected as the chair for the Haifa Student Union, and a year later, was elected to his present position for the WUJS.
Listen to Peleg Reshef:
June 10, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
Keith Roderick Rev. Keith Roderick on the Continued Islamic Genocide in Africa: As black men and women are slaughtered by Muslims in the Sudan, UN and world leaders remain silent. Rev. Roderick of Christian Solidarity International explains the need to act against Sudan.
 Listen to Keith Roderick:
 June 29, 2004 ( part 1 | part 2)
 		Susan Rosenbluth Susan Rosenbluth, editor and publisher of The Jewish Voice and Opinion.
 Listen to Susan Rosenbluth:
 July 8, 2004 ( part 1 | part 2)
Arnold Roth Arnold Roth, father of Sbarro terrorist attack victim Malki Roth, speaks out on the second anniversary of his daughter's murder.
Listen to Arnold Roth:
August 12, 2003
August 26, 2003

 Moshe Saperstein Moshe Saperstein, Gaza spokesman.
 Listen to Moshe Saperstein:
 July 7, 2004 ( part 1 | part 2)
Izzy Asper

Dr. Lawrence H. Schiffman, Chairman of New York University's Skirball Department of Hebrew, Judaic Studies serves as Ethel and Irvin A. Edelman Professor of Hebrew and Judaic Studies. He was featured in the PBS Nova series documentary, "Secrets of the Dead Sea Scrolls," as well as in four BBC documentaries on the scrolls, the McNeil-Lehrer program, and a Discovery special. He appears regularly in the popular educational series, "Mysteries of the Bible," which appears on Arts and Entertainment (A&E).
Listen to Dr. Lawrence H. Schiffman:
April 15, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2 | part 3)
Jan. 21, 2003
March 19, 2002

Stuart Ain Ben-Tzion Schijveschuurder is the eldest of eight children from Amsterdam, whose parents and three siblings were murdered by an Arab terrorist on August 9, 2001 in Jerusalem's Sbarro pizzeria.
Listen to Ben-Tzion Schijveschuurder:
Aug. 28, 2002
Ari Schonbrun Ari Schonbrun, a father of four who survived as a result of a series of inexplicable circumstances, while 658 of his fellow employees at Cantor Fitzgerald perished.
Listen to Ari Schonbrun:
September 10, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
September 9, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
 		Stuart Ain Dan Seaman, spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and director of Media Relations for the Israeli Government.
Listen to Dan Seaman:
July 31, 2002


Stuart Ain Jay Shapiro is the host of a popular current events show on Israel National Radio English broadcasts and author of several books describing trends of Israeli societal alienation from cultural, national, and religious roots that threaten the existence of the state. He will be speaking about current issues.
Listen to Jay Shapiro:
April 30, 2002

Marc Belzberg Nathan Sharansky, once a Russian refusenik whose struggle to emigrate to Israel won worldwide support, is now MK Minister of Housing and Construction, and Deputy Prime Minister (Yisrael Ba-Aliya).
Listen to Nathan Sharansky:
Dec. 24, 2002 ( part 1 | part 2)
Walid Shoebat Walid Shoebat, Former PLO Terrorist turned Staunch Zionist.
Listen to Walid Shoebat:
June 9, 2004 ( part 1 | part 2)
June 1, 2004 ( part 1 | part 2)
January 21, 2004 ( part 1 | part 2)
October 17, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
July 15, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)


 Raphael Shore Raphael Shore , director of programming at HonestReporting.
Listen to Raphael Shore:
June 24, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)


Dr. Hillel Shteiner Dr. Hillel Shteiner, friend of murder victim, Dr. David Appelbaum.
Listen to Dr. Hillel Shteiner:
September 11, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)



 		Stuart Ain Rabbi Yehudah Silver is the world renowned spiritual leader and lecturer who designed and developed the "Discovery Seminar" for Israel's Aish Hatorah
Listen to Yehudah Silver:
April 15, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2 | part 3)
Stuart Ain Rabbi Shraga Simmons, internationally regarded as a foremost expert on media bias relating to the Middle East conflict, and editor-in-chief of HonestReporting.com, the world's largest media watch group. He also serves as editor of Aish.com, and is author of the popular Shraga's Weekly email commentary.
Listen to Rabbi Shraga Simmons:
Jan. 14, 2003 (part 1 | part 2)

 Stuart Ain Sarri Singer had her life come to a crashing halt on June 11 soon after she sat down on the No. 14 bus in Jerusalem.  A terrorist, disguised as an Orthodox Jew touched off the explosives that were strapped to his body.  Seventeen people were killed in that horrible blast.
Listen to Sarri Singer:
Aug. 27, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
Curtis Sliwa Curtis Sliwa, a community activist since his early teens, has always been about helping his fellow man. And he has always remained true to his beliefs, living them in every endeavour. From his Bronx patrols of the Muggers Express Subway to the familiar voice of common sense and law and order on WABC radio heard today, Sliwa's vision and compelling drive has had an impact on the lives of millions of urban dwellers, suburban neighbourhoods and Internet surfers, world-wide. Recognised by Presidents Nixon, Reagan and Clinton, applauded repeatedly by New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, and honoured by business, entertainment and civic leaders, he has brought together people from all walks of life with his concern for the basics of life - safety, self-esteem, pride and responsibility.
Listen to Curtis Sliwa:
July 1, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)

Stuart Ain Maria Sliwa founder of Freedom Now, a Global Human Rights News Organization.
Listen to Maria Sliwa:
July 1, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
Stuart Ain Moishe Taubenfeld, whose wife and son perished in the Jerusalem bus bombing on the evening of August 19th, speaks out on the Tovia Singer Show.
Listen to Moishe Taubenfeld:
August 26, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
August 26, 2003 (Interview)

 Cal Thomas Cal Thomas is America's most widely syndicated op-ed columnists and is one of the most highly regarded voices on the American political scene with a twice-weekly column appearing in over 550 newspapers nationwide. His weekly television show "After Hours with Cal Thomas" appears on Fox News Channel on Saturday nights. Thomas also hosts a daily radio program syndicated to more than 300 stations nationwide. A writer of force and clarity, Thomas has authored ten books, including his current release, The Wit and Wisdom of Cal Thomas.
Listen to Cal Thomas:
June 3, 2002 ( part 1 | part 2)
Ronn Torossian Ronn Torossian is a spokesman for Israel's Ministry of Tourism. He is Minister Benny Elon's closest confidant in the United States, having worked with him for many years. Torossian is intricately involved with Jewish and Israel organizations and has been involved in a variety of Zionist causes for many years.
Listen Ronn Torossian:
September 25, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)

 Gil Tory Gil Troy, Ph.D. is Professor of History at McGill University in Montreal. He is author of See How They Ran: The Changing Role of the Presidential Candidate, Mr. and Mrs. President: From the Trumans to the Clintons and Why I Am A Zionist, which has just been released in its second printing. Troy comments frequently about presidential politics on television and in print, with recently published articles and reviews in, among others, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and the Wilson Quarterly.
Listen to Gil Troy:
June 10, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)
Stuart Ain Anita Tucker, "Grandma from Gaza" from Netzer Hazani, speaks out on IDF withdrawal.
Listen to Anita Tucker:
July 1, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2)


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Sharon Tzur , founder and director of Media Watch International . The fledgling, New York-based outfit has quickly gained a devoted following by pouncing on media outlets they feel either are reporting inaccurately on Israeli-Palestinian violence or engaging in flat-out anti-Israel bias .
Listen to Sharon Tzur:
Dec. 31, 2002 ( part 1 | part 2)

Anthony Weiner

New York Congressman Anthony Weiner has been a member of the United States House of Representatives since 1999. He represents the New York City boroughs of Queens and Brooklyn. In August 2002, Rep. Weiner renewed his call for clemency of Jonathan Pollard, serving a life sentence for passing information to Israel.
Listen to Anthony Weiner:
Sept. 2, 2003 ( part 1 | part 2) 

David Wilder is the foreign spokesman for the Jewish community in Hebron in the West Bank. Originally from New Jersey, U.S., Wilder has lived in Hebron for 19 years.
Listen to David Wilder:
Oct. 29, 2002
R. James Woolsey Former Director of the CIA, The Honorable R. James Woolsey, joins Tovia as they discuss subjects from Iran's nuclear aspirations to imprisoned Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard. Director of US Central Intelligence from 1993-95 and Advisor to the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs, Mr. Woolsey has served in the U.S. Government for 12 years and has held presidential appointments in two Democratic and two Republican administrations. He has served as Ambassador to the Negotiation on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, Under Secretary of the Navy, and General Counsel to the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services. He is a frequent contributor to major publications on the subjects of foreign affairs, defense, energy, critical infrastructure protection and resilience, and intelligence.
Listen to R. James Woolsey:
October 9, 2003 (part 1 | part 2)

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