Is it best to manage your money by yourself or to use a money manager? Today’s show discusses money managers: how can you measure a money manager’s success? Would you be better off buying an index fund?
One of the biggest worries that investors have is market uncertainty. David D. Holland, radio host, author, and financial planner, returns to The Goldstein on Gelt Show to talk about the factors that cause fluctuations in the markets. How does the energy industry affect the economy, and what are the effects of election year? Get useful advice on the best way to react to market changes and manage your money.
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On Tuesday, in Jeremy’s hometown Neve Daniel where he raises his five children, a jogger was attacked and stabbed by an Islamic terrorist. The streets in which children run and ride bikes freely were vacant and silent.
How do we protect our children from the trauma and stress?
How do you live with a knife to your neck daily?
These are the birth pangs of Redemption. A final clarification between good and evil is happening.
What are the next steps to rebuilding the Eternal Jerusalem?
In this webcast Sha’i vivisects the stream of lies BHO spewed forth in that Muslim Brotherhood mosque last week and praises Israel’s fury at three traitorous Arab Mks.
'Phantom Nation' with Sha'i ben-Tekoa.
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Do you ever feel a disconnect between the way you think about God and the way that you feel God in your life? That may be because you have to change the way you think about God to truly experience how God is a part of every aspect of life. Join Rabbi David Aaron on Soul Talk as he gives us a life changing paradigm shift as to how we understand and relate to God.
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An important show to hear! Good News/Bad News. Tamar shares with you personal good news, and national bad news. Also, how to cut through the ‘spin’, lies, distortions, and twisting of the news and narratives regarding Israel by her enemies.
Afterwards, Shifra Hoffman joins Tamar for a short piece on the detention of Meir Ettinger and the urgent need for aliyah (Jews to move to Israel).
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The richness of Israel is revealed in a massive expo that shows off what's new in Israel tourism. JoinYishai as he speaks with people who are making all kinds of tourism happen - including tourism revolution in Judea and Samaria.
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Market volatility leads many investors to make a big mistake when planning their finances. Learn how to avoid the most common investing mistakes.
How can you make time work to your advantage, both in your investment portfolio and life in general? In today’s interview, Jeff Sutherland, former fighter pilot and author of Scrum: The Art of Doing Twice the Work in Half the Time, shares his unique model for achieving goals quickly and efficiently. Apply this model to personal finance, and get tips on how to develop more self-discipline in your financial habits.
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Get ready for the Day of Atonement with Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai speaks with Ryan Bellerose a Native American of the Métis people and his friends, Cara and Michele, all three of whom are narrative warriors for Israel. Are Jews the native people of the land of Israel, or not?
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What is the best way to invest an inheritance so that its value can grow? Doug answers this question as well as giving tips on how to save money by automating your savings.
And today’s guest is legal expert Timothy Sandefur. Find out what the status of “eminent domain” is and if local governments are abusing the power they have to confiscate land and property. Should you invest in real estate if the government could take it away?
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What happens if you have several children and many expenses to cover? Even if you work hard, the bills can seem never-ending. In today’s show, Doug answers a listener’s question on how to balance your budget and pay the bills. Learn 3 ways to help reduce debt and spend less money so that your paycheck lasts until the end of the month.
Professor Aaron Ciechanover of the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, winner of the 2004 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, talks about the "ubiquitin" system and how it helped to pioneer successful cancer treatment. Discover how drug companies decide which kinds of research are most promising. How does Professor Ciechanover help children to fulfill their dreams of building a better world, and why does he see his work as a labor of love rather than simply as a job?
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Comprehensive financial planning includes cash-flow, investments, and insurance. Are you properly insured? Doug answers a letter from a listener who asks about private insurance policies. How can you determine the most appropriate insurance policy, and make sure your pension plans are properly set up?
Don’t forget the legal implications of your financial planning and insurance decisions. Veteran lawyer Ely Rosenzveig explains the legal pitfalls of retirement planning, why women have different legal considerations from men, and what to consider if you are moving to Israel.
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Former Knesset Member Rabbi Dov Lipman is now the Director of Public Diplomacy in the office of the Vice Chairman of the WZO. Dov recently went to Sweden to confront a nation whose Foreign Minister accused Israel of extra-judicial killing. Is there any point to engaging anti-semites? Dov joins Yishai for a frank assessment of Israel's public diplomacy.
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Is the recent market volatility a sign of hard times ahead? It depends who you ask.
Some experts say the market’s recent decline is a buying opportunity, while other analysts see it as the beginning of a bigger decline. Doug analyzes the options and shares the opinions of analyst Andrew Roberts (Royal Bank of Scotland) and previous Goldstein on Gelt guest Kimberly Foss. How should their forecasts affect you and your investments?
While analysts debate whether recent market swings make an efficient marketplace, there’s also debate about efficient energy.
Lynne Kiesling, associate professor at Northwestern University, explains how energy efficiency affects us all. Do politics govern energy policy, rather than scientific and economic considerations? What can the energy industry learn from the successful growth and development of digital technology?
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Get ready for a deeply spiritual and penetrating analysis from Rabbis Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel into one of the most perplexing questions of our times.
Reports are now surfacing that Europe is systematically covering up the violent crimes Islamic immigrants are committing across the continent.
Only decades ago, these same European governments collaborated with Adolf Hitler and assisted him in deporting six million Jews to Nazi gas chambers.
Today, as they embrace Islam and cover up their crimes, Europeans consistently condemn Israel while seeking to isolate her politically and economically.
Can we glean from the millennia of wisdom and insight to make sense of this today?
Making money mistakes can have ramifications that can take years to correct. What are the most common mistakes people make with their money, and how can you avoid them? In today’s show, Doug shares common financial errors people make, and gives suggestions on how to be a more successful investor.
Many money mistakes happen when a couple is getting divorced – both in the negotiations and immediately afterwards while setting up separate lives.
Financial advisor Ted Jenkin of oXYGen Financial explains the three money issues that you must think about during a divorce. He also answers crucial questions about how divorce affects Social Security when you retire and whether financial pre-nuptial agreements are really effective.
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First, Yishai attends the heartbreaking funeral of Dafna Meir, murdered by a Jihadist in her home. Rabbi Judah Mischel describes the rage, while Yair, Dafna's neighbor, describes the anguish. Then, Israel has amazing beers and it took American Jews to bring them all together! Yishai visits the Beer Bazar in the Machane Yehuda open-market in Jerusalem and hears from proprietor Avi Moskowitz and Chef Chaim Davids who makes the special shuk "pub grub".
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By Moshe Herman
Many investors are concerned about the economy’s prognosis. Is there an investment that can withstand economic turmoil and provide returns for investors?
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are popular among investors and professionals. On today’s show, find out what ETFs are and learn: • What are the underlying assets within ETFs? • How do they trade? • What are the costs involved?
Professor Donald J. Boudreaux of George Mason University explains why he is optimistic about the economy despite a nearly $20 trillion national deficit in the United States. He offers insight as to how increasing interest rates affect America’s ability to pay its bills. Listen also to what Professor Boudreaux has to say about Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman’s economic views.
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How can you best plan for retirement in Israel? On the show, Doug discusses retirement planning, including: • When should you start to take Social Security? • How to get regular income from your investments to supplement your pensions • How to maintain U.S. brokerage and IRA accounts while living in Israel
Bestselling author Jay Papasan, co-author of The One Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results, explains how to find the one thing that motivates you to achieve your goals, retirement or otherwise. Jay shares techniques for developing good money-building habits that lead to a meaningful life and successful retirement.
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As Christians are facing persecution of Biblical proportions, Christian nations are offering little more than prayer and words of solidarity.
Should the State of Israel rise to the occasion and save these Christians facing certain death?
Hear the story of Aron Shaviv, the famous Israeli political strategist responsible for Netanyahu's recent win, share the harrowing story of how he helped save the lives of 149 Christians.
What can Israel do to save others?
What can anyone do?
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Finally, the Jewish slaves get their life back and are given a set of commandments, like the baking of Matzah, so that they can both become action oriented and remember the day they left Egypt for generations. Get ready for the EXODUS and another spiritual-intellectual ride with Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai
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Should the Nobel Prize in Economics be given to the person who can discover a way to invest for maximum return but little risk?
Can you invest for a maximum return and with a conservative stance? Doug examines both of these concepts on this week’s show, giving advice on how to make smart investment choices. Listen to the whole show to get a link to a video clip (free) that can help you determine the proper asset allocation model for you.
Today’s guest, Professor John Palmer of the University of Western Ontario explains the politics behind the Nobel Prize in Economics. He also shares insights about the financial problems with the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanction campaign (BDS) against Israel, why it hurts the people it’s meant to help.
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Takeaway: it depends on balancing today’s quality of life against tomorrow’s.
Today’s guest, Vicki Robin, coauthor of "Your Money or your Life: Transforming Your Relationship With Money and Achieving Financial Independence," looks at the quality of life and relates this to the pursuit of money. Discover how your life energy can help you gain control of your finances and get started on the path to financial independence.
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Why was Moses chosen? And what was he lacking? And why does he stutter?? Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai join up once again and talk about the the Torah portion as it relates to the power of New York City, our brothers and sisters abroad, and the kind of leadership that the Jewish people and Israel need today. Spiritual Cafe is back!
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By Moshe Herman
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Ronn Torossian is an American public relations executive, and founder of New York City-based 5W Public Relations www.5wpr.com . Ronn is the author of "For Immediate Release: Shape Minds, Build Brands, and Deliver Results with Game-Changing Public Relations." He was the national president of the North American branch of Betar, the international Zionist youth movement associated with Israel's Likud party, and co-founded with fellow Betar members Danny Danon and Yoel Hasson [who also became Israeli politicians] an organization called "Yerushalayim Shelanu" (Our Jerusalem), which promoted Israeli settlement in eastern Jerusalem. Yishai joins Ronn in his offices to discuss Israel's image, especially in light of anti-Israel efforts by such organizations as the New Israel Fund.
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By Moshe Herman
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Did you ever wonder why people make such a big deal about interest rates? Doug explains why interest rates affect you, what you should do if you think rates will keep rising, and how the risks of rising interest may impact your financial health.
In today’s interview, Doug meets Anne-Marie Slaughter, president and CEO of New America and author of Unfinished Business: Women, Men, Work, Family, who left her prestigious position as the first woman director of Policy Planning for the U.S. State Department to take care of her family. Shunned by many other feminists, she explains to the Goldstein On Gelt audience why she is still a feminist, but why the feminist movement hasn’t finished its job. What is the true meaning of equality, and why do attitudes need to change towards both men’s and women’s roles in order to achieve it?
There is an emerging code in the modern world which seeks to control and dictate the words we use and the ideas we share.
Adhering to this code is called being “politically correct”. The consequences of violating this code can be dire.
What is behind this political correctness, who wants it, and why?
If you want to improve the way you handle your financial life, listen to the discussion with Marshall Goldsmith, author of "Triggers: Creating Behavior that Lasts." He gives actionable tips that are easy to implement in order to improve your finances and life in general. He even shares the details of the single most important phone call he has… every day!
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Is there a vision for Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria (West Bank)? Nadia Matar explains why her organization, Women in Green, has embarked on the creation of a new policy magazine dedicated to crushing Two-State and establishing Israeli law in the heartland of Israel.
Then, Rabbi Daniel Korobkin and the members of the BAYT synagogue of Toronto keep the connection between the Diaspora and Israel strong, support heroes in Israel, big and small, and keep the Jewish story moving forward.
The Yishai Fleisher Show puts you on the ground!
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Steve Lohr, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, editor, and author of Data-ism, weighs in on preventing money and personal data from falling into the wrong hands. He discusses information technology and data around the world. Data-gathering has many positive purposes, but it also has a dark side. How does data-gathering violate your personal privacy? Are banks doing enough to prevent money laundering?
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Rabbi Mike Feuer joins Yishai to discuss the dramatic Biblical narrative of Joseph's revelation to his brothers, his 'clash of the titans' tension with Judah, and the final meeting between the patriarch Jacob and his beloved son, who is now viceroy, in Egypt. All this deep conversation happens while Rabbi Mike and Yishai are knocking back beers and saying holy "Lechaim" as guests of the Beer Bazar in Machane Yehuda market. Don't miss the fun!
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Have you ever noticed that every time Barack Obama talks about ISIS he calls them ISIL?
Every politician, every news outlet, everyone in the world calls the terror group ISIS. President Obama's words are deliberate, consistent and thought out. The reason why may shock you.
Jewish standing and security throughout the diaspora is on a freefall as Islam proliferates and metastasizes globally.
In response to the Muslim imperialism, the US, Europe, and the world are increasing their coercive pressure on Israel to make suicidal gestures such as the two state solution which would be both a denial of the justice of our connection to this land and a death sentence for countless Jews who would perish at the inevitable wave of terror which would result.
In the wake of the attacks on Israel both from within and without, what is the calling of the generations for the Jewish people today? How does the dramatic story of Joseph testing his brothers and revealing himself to them color the prism through which we can understand our times?
“Save for Retirement” is a common mantra among financial professionals, but what are the specific strategies you should use?
What is the secret of successful long-term saving and how can you make sure to stick to your goals? Don’t miss Doug’s top tips, as he explains the best way to save for retirement. • Why is it so important to automate your savings? • How do you know what you will need when you retire? • Should you follow the movements of the markets? The beginning of the new fiscal year is a great time to review your financial plan, and update as necessary.
If you have any financial questions that you would like discussed on the show, send them to: doug@profile-financial.com.
For an in-depth discussion of investing in the Russian emerging market, Doug speaks with former world chess champion Garry Kasparov. After he retired from professional chess in 2005, Garry became a pro-Democracy proponent for Russia and is the author of the new book Winter Is Coming: Why Vladimir Putin and the Enemies of the Free World Must Be Stopped.
Is Russia a good prospect for investment? What is life really like in Russia today? Is the current regime as popular at home as it appears to be in the press? Have the Russian people simply swapped one authoritarian regime for another? Listen to Garry Kasparov’s answers to these questions on this episode of The Goldstein on Gelt Show.
If you give a sizeable financial gift, who pays the tax? The donor or the recipient? What are gift exclusions and how do they relate to couples?
In today?s Goldstein On Gelt interview, Doug speaks with futurist Martin Ford, New York Times best-selling author of "Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future." Martin questions whether the rise of automation and increase use of robots means we need to fear for job security as well as economic security. He speaks about the limitation of computers, and the best way of investing in the financial markets in an automated world.
Tune in to this Hanukkah special to find out how Albert Einstein’s paradigm shattering discovery of E=MC2 dealt a final blow in the age old battle between the Hellenists and the Hebrew prophets.
As Israel stands alone, surrounded by 23 Arab and 57 Muslim countries, the truth of Chanukah must be internalized now more than ever.
But what was the war between the Maccabees and the Greeks really about?
Was it merely oil lasting longer than expected or is there a far greater lesson which we must learn in facing the existential challenges that the free world faces today?
Social Security is one of the tools in the fight against poverty, but why are there so many poor people? 2015 Nobel Prize Winner in Economics, Professor Angus Deaton, author of The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality, provides some interesting answers. Professor Deaton describes his research about poverty, helping the poor, and the reason that the current systems are destined to fail. He also answers the question: Is it smart to help the poor by just giving them cash?
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Joseph & his brothers - oy, what a saga!! Yehuda & Tamar - holy love brings Mashiach. Get a crash course in having dreams of the future, how interpret them, and how to make them come true! Join Yishai and Rabbi Mike Feuer as they discuss the hidden, and beautiful, and often surprising side of the Torah Bible.
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In today's interview, Roger Lowenstein, author of "America?s Bank: The Epic Struggle to Create the Federal Reserve," explains why the Federal Reserve was created and suggests why the large debt may NOT be a harbinger of doom. With a more optimistic attitude than many experts, Roger explains how the Fed controls and stabilizes currency.
In the wake of the daily terror attacks facing the Jewish state, the laws of gun control are changing in Israel. Nonetheless, the majority of Jews living outside of Israel believe in stricter gun control and do not own weapons themselves.
After the unparalleled history of oppression and murder suffered by the Jewish people, wouldn't it make sense that out of all people, Jews would see the importance of bearing arms?
In this episode we look at the gun issue through a Biblical prism and explain why bearing arms in these times is not merely a privilege, but a responsibility.
In today’s guest interview, Peter Schiff, economist, financial analyst, and president of the Euro Pacific Bank, discusses the U.S. government’s debt and its effects on the economy. How can the American government debt be repaid? Peter Schiff goes head-to-head with Obama’s policies. He believes America is heading for a rude awakening when the world realizes that the U.S. can’t pay back her debt. Learn about Schiff’s solution to the debt crisis.
Today?s guest, Aviad Goz, representative of Franklin Covey in Israel, specializes in the Seven Habits of Highly Successful People, written by the late Steven Covey. Aviad talks about taking personal responsibility for yourself and your wealth. He explains the best way to become proactive instead of reactive, and how to properly set goals.
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Fighting the spiritual angel of your nemesis brother and getting him to reveal your true name - ISRAEL - is no easy feat. But that is just what Jacob did as he came back to the land of Israel after 20 years of exile. Join Yishai and Rabbi Mike Feuer for a deep delve into Bible secrets and receive, at no extra charge, clarity on the current challenges facing the Jewish people.
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Today’s interview with Professor Laurence Kotlikoff of the Economics Department at Boston University, author of Get What's Yours: The Secrets to Maxing Out Your Social Security, discusses the changes in Social Security rules, including changes in claiming spousal benefits. Professor Kotlikoff explains how people’s retirement plans are getting knocked off course by new legislation, and advises when you should claim your Social Security benefits.
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Yishai & Malkah discuss how to fight EU labeling, the miracle of Pollard's release, and a new town in the desert called "Daniel" after the 4-year-old who was killed in last summer's Gaza War. Plus, hear British MP Roger Helmer's surprising outlook on Israel.
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If basic money management skills are so obvious, why are so many people unaware of them? Cary Siegel, author of Why Didn’t They Teach Me This in School?-99 Personal Money Management Principles to Live By, teaches the vital personal finance lessons that we never learn in school. Find out the top 3 things that everyone should do to be financially responsible: • Live below your means • Keep a written budget • Save half the raise you get
Discover how devoting just one hour per week to personal finance can make you rich. Listen to Cary’s story about how he taught “adult entertainers” how to manage their own money. How many financial advisors get to speak to 100 adult entertainers at once… and tell the story on the radio?
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Today, we meet programmer Jeff Kaufman. Jeff and his wife Julia are an amazing example of how regular people can have a huge impact on the world. Jeff explains how he and Julia donate half of their income to charity. How does their generosity affect their lifestyle? Is it possible to save and plan for retirement if you donate a lot of your resources to charity?
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Hillel Penrod epitomizes personal growth. Yishai sits down with Hillel at a Jerusalem falafel restaurant to discuss his journey in search of God and the transitions he undertook - from when he realized he had to leave Christianity, to becoming a Noahide, then a Jew, and now to an Oleh - a new immigrant, to the State of Israel.
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From inside the womb they're already fighting - but what is their fight about? Jacob and Esau are brothers but their worldview is miles apart. Yishai joins Rabbi Mike Feuer at Beit Midrash Sulam Yaakov in Jerusalem to discuss the eternal battle and how Jacob's ability to put on Esau's clothes but maintain his authentic voice is the way to change the world.
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Technology stocks want to make the world better. Can they also improve your investment returns?
Dr. Peter Diamandis, Chairman and CEO of XPRIZE, and Best-selling author of Abundance and Bold, explains why he thinks that the world is a much better place than it used to be. People are living longer, and personal incomes and living standards are higher than they have ever been. But is Diamandis too optimistic? Shouldn’t all of this good news be tempered with great caution? Hear Diamandis respond to that question and also explain what areas of the economy are most likely to grow in the near future.
Today, Doug returns to the theme of the habits of wealthy people. Adopt these habits of financially successful people for yourself:
• Pay your bills as soon as you get them • Read personal finance books. • Start by saving – pay yourself first. • Set limits on purchases
Today’s interview explores how adding the human touch and a little fun to government policy and individual investing produces results. Dr. David Halpern, creator of the British government’s “Nudge Unit” explains how governments can use behavior finance research to dramatically influence the way people act. Can you apply these same tools to make yourself a better investor, saver, and philanthropist?
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On today’s show, Doug talks about good financial habits. The habits of wealthy and successful people include: • Automate savings • Control impulse spending • Track expenses • Take advantage of tax-deferred growth and compound interest • Maintain an emergency fund • Eliminate and avoid debt
When you set up good habits, use the sequence of the three Ts: Target, Trigger, Treat.
Today’s guest takes the theme of good financial habits a little further. Dr. Ben Tiggelaar, author of Dream, Dare, Do, talks about effective self-management and how to improve the way you manage your finances. Do your emotions affect the way you behave? This interview has great tips on how to develop good financial habits and stick to them.
(JNi.media) “I’ve been under two presidents – President Bush and President Obama, and both have taken the wrong view" on Jerusalem, Rep. Scott Garrett (R-NJ), a staunch supporter of moving the US embassy to Israel's capital, said on the “Yishai Fleisher Show.”
Garrett, who visited Israel with a bipartisan Congressional delegation last month, represents New Jersey’s 5th congressional district in the House since 2003. His district includes the northern-most and western-most portions of the state. Garret began his political career serving in the New Jersey General Assembly from 1992 to 2003. In 2007, Garrett led nineteen US lawmakers in introducing a bill in the House supporting a UN membership for Taiwan, which the US helped revoke under President Nixon. Garrett is a staunch supporter of US military aid to Israel and of the US friendship with the Jewish State.
The group with which the Congressman traveled included Rep. Alan Lowenthal (D-CA), Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), Rep. Raoul Labrador (R-ID), and Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC). The trip was sponsored by the US based Christian organization Proclaiming Justice to the Nations and hosted by “Yes! Israel.” Garrett was accompanied by his wife, Mary.
“Ever since I’ve been in Congress I’ve supported the Israeli position on where their capital should be. I believe any sovereign nation has the right to make that determination,” Rep. Garrett told Yishai Fleisher. The Christian lawmaker introduced the Jerusalem Embassy and Recognition Act of 2013, requiring moving the United States Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Israel’s legal capital, Jerusalem.
“I’ve been under two presidents – President Bush and President Obama – and both have taken the wrong view [on Jerusalem],” said Garrett. “And the other problem is the US State Department, [has] always been the fly in the ointment, trying to prevent Congress from moving forward on that legislation. It’s a battle in the United States, and there are some of us who would take right side.”
The congressional fact-finding mission included briefings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon, a strategic helicopter tour with the Israeli Air Force, a visit to the Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron, meetings with Israelis and Palestinians in Gush Etzion to discuss coexistence, a visit to the Gaza border city of Sderot, as well as tours of ancient Shiloh and Ariel University, and briefings with a range of lawmakers at the Israeli Knesset.
The congressmen also met with American expatriates and held a Town Hall meeting in Jerusalem that attracted around 200 Israeli-Americans.
“As a member of Congress, I certainly look at my trip from a geopolitical perspective, to see Israel as our one true friend in the region and how [our friendship] benefits the United States,” Garrett told Fleisher.
“On the other hand, I am a born-again Christian and I see the faith-based aspect to it as well,” he continued. “My wife and I very much appreciate that aspect of the relationship. Every time I come to Israel—I’ve been here several times now—it is always an eye-opening and heartwarming experience to see the interrelationship between our two shared faiths.”
Fleisher asked Garrett how it felt to be in Jerusalem – “a flowering yet embattled capital” — at a time of increased terror attacks.
“It seems that my history of coming here has been during traumatic, tragic times—during the bus bombing period, during the period when cafés were being bombed—and I’m here now when the knifing incidents,” he replied. “So I guess I have a track record. Unfortunately for the people that live here, you live under constant attack, surrounded by neighbors who do not appreciate that you just want to live in peace.”
Congressman Garrett served on the Iran Sanctions Committee in 2010. “We tried to have the toughest sanctions we could have on Iran,” he told Fleisher. “We tried to force Iran’s hand on the nuclear situation and we got pushback from the administration and State Department, who said, ‘No, no, we don’t want those tough sanctions in place, just give us more flexibility’ – a famous word for this president – ‘so we will be able to work with them.’ Of course we see now that as a result of giving the administration as much flexibility as we did, unfortunately, we ended up with the terrible nuclear deal that we’ve suffered under and will suffer under for the next decade.”
The Congressman agreed with Fleisher’s assessment that the Iran deal was “not really about the bomb but [about] the return of billions of dollars into the coffers of Iranian terrorists’ efforts.”
Garrett was one of only 25 members of the House of Representatives who voted against the so-called Corker legislation – the Iran Nuclear Agreement Review Act of 2015, which effectively allowed the State Dept. and the White House to hammer out the nuclear deal with Iran without interference from Congress.
“The Corker legislation prevented us from doing what the US Constitution actually required us to do, which was to approve an Iran deal or treaty, and at the end of the day we were not able to do that because we needed 218 votes in the House and 60 votes in the Senate to disapprove [the Corker bill]. By [passing the bill], we facilitated this administration to go forward with a bad deal on the nuclear portion and also to facilitate the undoing of what we were trying to do in 2010 as far as additional sanctions on the financial portion [went] as well.”
Fleisher pointed out that Iran subsequently signed a deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin “powered by the money flowing into Iran, and this new axis includes Russia, Iran, Shi’ite Iraq, Shi’ite Syria, and Shi’ite Hezbollah in a united front.”
“They’ve been empowered for a long time by our administration,” Garrett replied, “but now it’s on steroids, if you will. To address this, we passed legislation in the House with regard to the releasing of the $110 billion to slow it down or put an end to it. In the United States there are number of legal claims from the past half-dozen years by Americans who have been injured by [the Iranian] regime, so the legislation would prevent any of that money from being released until all of the Americans claims against the regime have been compensated first, which I think is the absolute appropriate thing to do.”
Fleisher thanked Garrett for his support, adding, “I hope I will be able to shake your hand when the United States of America recognizes Jerusalem as the capital of the state of Israel and moves the embassy back to Jerusalem. That will be a great day.”
Garrett agreed. “I look forward to shaking your hand once again rather soon, and I hope it will be on that day.”
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In today’s interview, Robert K. Weiss, vice chairman and president of XPRIZE, discusses how incentive prizes boost investment and why they are produce better research results than traditional grants. • How was the XPRIZE launched? • Is research into space travel a good investment? • What is Israel’s connection with the XPRIZE? Follow Robert K. Weiss and the XPRIZE at: www.XPRIZE.org
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A bipartisan group of five US congressmen toured Israel despite the daily terrorist attacks to learn the facts behind the headlines and pledge their support to the Jewish state in these challenging times. The educational trip was sponsored by Proclaiming Justice to the Nations and hosted by Yes! Israel. Yishai sat down with Rep. Scott Garrett, Ari Briggs of Regavim, Ruth Lieberman of Yes! Israel, and tour guide and broadcaster Eve Harow.
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A very special Spiritual Cafe as Yishai and Rabbi Ailon Meir drive down the Biblical highway from Jerusalem to Hebron while discussing the Torah portion of Vayera, overcoming fear through Torah, and Abraham's journeys in the very same places.
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In today’s interview, Milton Kotler, president of the Kotler marketing group and co-author of Winning Global Markets: How Businesses Invest and Prosper in the World’s High Growth Cities, talks about his company and why he decided to invest in China. • How much of the Chinese economy is government controlled? • Why economic growth should be measured by city rather than by country?
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In the hight of a wave of terror, a conference is taking place about the future of Israel. Yishai is joined at the conference by Jewish world correspondent Zvika Klein and discuss Israelis in America, French anti-Semitism, and a major broohaha involving Zvika and the Prime Minister. Then, after a horrific terror attack in a quiet Jerusalem neighborhood, Eytan Morgenstern and his friends are giving strength to the security services and the residents with songs, flags, ideology, and of course, food. Eytan and Yishai speak at the site of the murder.
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The Jewish forefather Abraham has to leave his home in Charan and move to the Holy Land, he has to change his body, and even his name gets changed - all in order to get closer to God. But why does God need change - are His creations imperfect? And why do the Jewish people always struggle with evil and persecution? Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai sit down in Beit Midrash Sulam Yaakov in the heart of Jerusalem to discuss the amazing Torah portion of Lech Lecha.
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Rabbi Mike Feuer joins Yishai Yishai to discuss the great Torah portion of Noach (Noah). Why does the word Hamas appear in the Torah before God decided to destroy the world? Why was Noah chosen to be the Messiah who saved the remnant of that world? And finally, why did the world decide to use all of its power & unity to fight God? Powerful lessons which also help us understand why there is terror in the streets of Jerusalem.
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Why did God create the world, and what does the word "Bereshit" tell us about creation? And does the Torah teach us about the nature of violence in general and blood in the streets of Jerusalem in particular? As we leave the holiday season behind, we enter a new phase in the Torah and a new phase in our lives - let's get it started right! Join Yishai and Rabbi Mike Feuer for a very special Spiritual Cafe filled with new beginnings.
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Get ready for the Day of Atonement with Rabbi Mike Feuer and Yishai Why does Rosh HaShana precede Yom Kippur? Why is the scapegoat used as a scapegoat? Why do we dunk in the ritual bath before the great day? And is Yom Kippur a joyful or mournful day? Join Yishai and Rav Mike and get your Spiritual Caffein from Jerusalem - and Shana Tova!
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Israel is engulfed in an epic dust storm - but what is the spiritual meaning of it? Join Yishai and Rabbi Mike Feuer, recording at Beit Midrash Sulam Yaakov in Jerusalem, for a discussion of dust, the prohibitions of slander, the ingathering of the Exiles, and choosing life in the new year!! Shana Tova!
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Yishai and Malkah are back! As they overlook the Temple Mount Yishai and Malkah discuss Israeli kids going back to school, German support for Iran deal, and the Godly blessings which get channeled into this world on Rosh HaShanna - the Jewish new year.
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The Yishai Fleisher Show is back! This week, the beloved Spiritual Cafe series with Rabbi Mike Feuer on the Torah portion of "Ki Tetze" - going out to war.Yishai and Rav Mike deal with the complex dichotomy of the commandment to retain the consciousness of both hate for Amalek and compassion for the other & Biblical divorce between man and women but not between man and God. A must-hear for your Shabbat preparation!
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Yishai discusses the tide of performers coming to Israel, and the tide of anti-Iran deal Democratic senators rising up.
It takes guts to overcome the anti-Israel bias and to fly in to perform in Israel. But that is exactly what some performers are doing, like pop superstar Mariah Carey, who performed in front of 12,000 fans at Rishon LeZions’s Live Park Amphitheater. Elie Pieprz, Founder of the International Division of the Counsel of Judea & Samaria and VOI’s Knesset Insider Jeremy Saltan join Yishai to discuss the tide of performers coming to Israel, and the tide of anti-Iran deal Democratic senators rising up.
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Yishai is joined by David Isaac Simpkins, a convert and former US soldier. Meet David Issac Simpkins, who spent ten years in the US military, including fighting in Afghanistan, and four years becoming an officer in West Point where he became interested in Judaism and subsequently converted. Hear Simpkins along with Rabbi Kenny Cohen, the founding rabbi of the Young Israel Century City, Los Angeles ( who helped Simpkins convert) tell Yishai about David’s remarkable journey.
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Jerusalem Post op-ed editor Seth Frantzman talks with fellow new father Yishai They discuss the fact that Seth’s wife is Ethiopian, and talk about that community’s special customs surrounding childbirth — and how they reflect the state of Israeli society. Also, Seth reports on the Jerusalem Wine Festival — at least whatever he remembers of it from his alcohol haze.
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Arab affairs analyst Bassem Eid discusses the ever-changing landscape of the conflict-ridden region with Yishai sitting in for Dan Diker. ISIS is attempting to stop tourism from flourishing in the Sinai, a goal towards which Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi continues to work. Meanwhile, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is forced to accept a much-reduced territory as his kingdom, as millions of Syrians run for safer havens.
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Rabbi Mike Feuer joins Yishai to talk about the weekly Torah portion.
They talk about the significance of the Jewish people having at least three names. They also wonder why so many Jews forget the astounding investment our people have made to keep our nation Jewish.
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The follower of the Meir Kahane ideology tellsYishai and Jeremy Saltan about taking on opponents with political theater.
After Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon took measures to empty the Tomb of the Patriarchs and Matriarchs in Hebron of Jews learning Torah prior to his visit, his car was jumped on by Marzel. He explains why he acted as he did, and why he has no plans to change his tactics. Yishai Fleisher on Twitter: @YishaiFleisher Yishai on Facebook
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Mideast expert Mordechai Kedar joins Yishai to talk about some odd political developments and alliances in the region.
Dr. Kedar, research associate at the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies and lecturer in the department of Arabic at Bar-Ilan University, offers his insights about Russia’s talks with Syria, Israel’s and Hezbollah’s shared interest in stopping ISIS and the nuclear deal’s unexpectedly negative ramifications for Iran.
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JPost op-ed editor Seth Frantzman talks to Yishai about Israel's self-flagellating reaction to recent acts of Jewish violence.
On the heels of acts of terror committed by Jews, the two discuss what the appropriate national response is to the crimes of individuals, and the responsibility of the authorities. Then, they debate the history and legitimacy of administrative detentions in Israel.
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Yehuda Hakohen, leader of the Zionist Freedom Alliance, tells Yishai about being an 'alternative' peace activist.
He explains why prioritizing peace is an integral part of the Zionist dream, and discusses his goal to circumvent the rhetoric, bring together the extremes and push a meaningful peace forward — one based on each side having things about which they are unwilling to compromise.
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David D. Holland, financial planner, podcaster, and author of the series Confessions of a Financial Planner, talks about retirement without stress. How can you remove anxiety and worry from retirement planning?
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Yishai talks further about the integration of Ultra-Orthodox Jews into the ranks of the Israel Defense Forces. To elaborate, Meir Eisenman, who as one who comes from a Haredi background gives a unique perspective to the situation, joins Yishai. They talk about all aspects of integrating Ultra-Orthodox Jews into the IDF and how it affects both sides of Israeli society. Don’t miss this segment!
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Yishai plays recordings from the month-and-a-half he and his wife, Malka, spent broadcasting from Gush Katif during the 2005 disengagement.
The Fleishers provided their priceless, on-the-scene perspective of one of the most dramatic moments in Israeli history, as they observed the communities’ valiant refusal to leave their homes — even as their towns were cut off from food and supplies — while being intimidated by the Israeli government.
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Israeli-Japanese Jew Dr. Kenichi Hartman talks with Yishai about the similarities -- and economic ties -- between Japan and Israel.
Dr. Hartman, who converted to Judaism at the age of 12, has a doctorate in neuroscience from Harvard and is today a patent agent. He writes about Japan-Israel economic cooperation for the Times of Israel and is a mentor at Samurai House Israel, a Japanese investment fund. He shares the story of his remarkable life, as he crisscrossed continents, got in touch with his Jewish father’s heritage and ultimately ended up in Israel. He offers his unique perspective on the religious, cultural and philosophical similarities between the states of Japan and Israel.
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Ethan Bearman, syndicated US radio host, interviewsYishai on Israeli history and politics -- and the Iranian nuclear threat.
Bearman, author of “Liars & Whores: How Big Government and Big Businesses Are Working to Save Their Assets, Not Yours,” and Yishai talk about the biblical roots and modern ties to Judea and Samaria — the area that is home to one out of six Israelis (and the site of the “so-called” settlements); the peace process; the “two-state solution;” and Iran.
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