"Ask Haviv Anything" is a podcast about history, a podcast you, dear listener, will help to shape and direct, focusing not just on what I want to talk about but on what you want to learn and discuss. Nothing is off limits. We're going to talk about big and painful things, and also beautiful and fascinating things, wars and identities and painful history. And also more light-hearted things. Humor matters, especially when facing tough subjects. Join me on this journey. A podcast by Haviv Rettig Gur

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114: Why don’t we talk about Egypt? 2026-05-11
113: Will dumping Israel backfire on the Democrats? A conversation with Hussein Mansour 2026-05-07
112: Why the world Is obsessed with Zionism, with Alana Newhouse 2026-05-03
111: How Somaliland and Israel became fast friends, with Amb. Mohamed Hagi 2026-04-29
110: Van Jones on what broke the Black-Jewish alliance 2026-04-26
109: The crisis no one is talking about in Canada, with Dr. Casey Babb 2026-04-23
108: How personal grief built a nation 2026-04-20
107: What does Ezra Klein get wrong? 2026-04-16
106: After October 7, can Israeli politics be rebuilt? A conversation with Dr. Einat Wilf 2026-04-15
105: Why don’t we talk about Jordan? 2026-04-11
104: The Iran war isn’t over 2026-04-08
103: Why is the two state solution so difficult to achieve? 2026-04-03
102: Freedom under missile fire, the Passover story, with Rabbi David Stav 2026-03-28
101: Will Trump finish the job in Iran? With Prof. Dan Schueftan 2026-03-25
100: They escaped Europe — then parachuted back in, with Matti Friedman 2026-03-22
Episode 99: Are we winning? 2026-03-18
Episode 98: What Israel’s founding fathers knew about terrorism, with Dr. Bruce Hoffman 2026-03-15
Episode 97: Can America and Israel finish the job? A conversation with John Spencer. 2026-03-11
Episode 96: The first war Israel fought in English, with Yaakov Katz 2026-03-09
Episode 95: The idea that broke the Middle East, with Dr. Micah Goodman 2026-03-05
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