Israel on My Mind

Working in the place where you relax? Really?

Jono and Jason discuss a proposed cable car line suggested for the old city and the issues it has caused because of its proximity with a Karaite graveyard. Along the way the conversation takes in flight, ceilings, plastic bags and more.

Ross and Jono cover news items which showcase the competitive advantage of Israel over those who hate her.

Can you afford to fly to Israel?

It may be silly, but these guys aren't afraid to ask.

Helpful diet tips as well as a new fat burning shot for those who overindulge.

Playing the Trump Card.

Apps to help you out while visiting the sea-side.

This week on Israel On My Mind, Jono and Ross discuss the recently released Peace to Prosperity plan. They cover a lot of ground for one show but clarify some of the details and misconceptions of the plan along the way. Ross has spent the past couple of days going through the entire plan in order to grasp the details of the plan. In addition to the content of this show, Ross is posting notes to explain various aspects of the plan on his personal Facebook page and sharing them on the official Israel on My Mind Facebook Page. Don't miss, Peace to Prosperity Plan this week on Israel on My Mind.

In this week's show Ross introduces a new game to listeners. It is called "Guess the Twit." Ross reads a tweet, and Jono and the listeners have to guess who said it. While they are on the subject of Twitter, your hosts talk about Yair's latest trouble in the social media world, and the IDF's trolling of Iran. They also provide an update on a story from last week, cover the world's most innovative countries, recommend a Netflix series and MUCH more. Don't miss Guess the Twit & a Beer with Yair!

In this episode Ross and Jono discuss Beards. Specifically Biblical beards. In a previous show the duo announced that Ross will soon be launching a new company - Biblical Beard Balm, and based upon inquiries they decided to do a show on the topic of beards. What does the Bible say about the subject? Ross and Jono cover biblical passages from the Torah, and other stories about beards from the Bible. They also cover stats related to the topic and even talk about some of what goes into the new product. The goal is to officially launch the product in September. Don't miss Biblical Beards - Where Manliness and Holiness Meet!

Jono and Ross discuss several stories that are in the news this week which involve rabbis who "behave in ways that are not expected." Will the Messiah appear before the Israeli elections of April 9th? At least one rabbi has made the claim. Another claims he can raise the dead.....for a fee of $5,000. Yet another, a former chief Rabbi of Israel was denied clemency by President Rivlin. Hear about these stories and more in this week's show...

Exploring the good news that is pouring out of Israel and it's effect on the world we live in, join Jono and Jason in...

Tune in this weeks as Jono and Jason explore the awesome news flowing out of Israel!

This weeks show has a 64.8% alcohol content so be warned, it's strong stuff.

Fun from the Land of Milk and Honey.

Your hosts cover the news from New Zealand to New Orleans, to New England. They also cover some BDS fails, multiple wives, a possibility of Wal-Mart in Israel, and a SuperBowl commercial that sounds like a joke - A Rabbi, a priest, an Imam and a Buddhist go to the big game....Don't miss New Baby Names.

In this week's show, Jono and Ross discuss a couple of extraordinary medical advances made by Israelis while Jono is fighting off a case of the man flu. It seems that Tel Aviv has a new and exciting community for those who love Mermaids or who want to be a mermaid or a merman. Israel is accused of desiring to occupy the moon and Gal Gadot will take part in the upcoming Eurovision. Don't miss Medical Advances, Mermaids, and Man-Flu!

From BDS fails, to fake meat.

Why is doggy doo turning into a burning news story?

This week, Jono and Jason remember the laughs and smiles that Gene Wilder gifted the world and the 'pure imagination' that drives Israel to create and expand in new areas every day.

In this week's show, Ross and Jono discuss the biblical injunction to wear fringes on the corners of one's garments and how that relates to a recent story in Israel. They also cover the Israeli startup that has found a way to create and market a visual fragrance. What would the Israeli music scene do without Roger Waters spewing hatred towards the Jewish State? Your hosts discuss his latest bullying of a performer, leading to tour cancellation by a Pink Floyd cover band. They also discuss Australia's bold decision to declare Jerusalem as the Capitol of Israel, 3D Printed steaks and a new non-binary, gender-neutral clothing line out of Tel Aviv. This and more in Fringes, Fragrances, & Floyd.

All the good things about Israel.

...And you thought that was 'waste'?

Ross and Jono cover the news from Bar Kochba to Bamba. This show has it all. Your hosts discuss the recent discovery near Lachish of a Bar Kochba era coin. Israel ranks number one in the world for social media use, and American freshman Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is in the news for her antisemitic tweets.

All the latest good-news stories from the amazing Land of Israel!

Why are the Chinese ordering an Israeli take-away?

In this show, Jono and Ross discuss an article from the Jerusalem Post claiming that one scholar has made "new findings" that "might shatter biblical archeology paradigm." His argument is based upon the idea that when the Torah mentions the place where G-d will place His name, the intended location is not Jerusalem, but rather the "west bank" (words of the author). What is the source of this argument? Is it really a new finding? Check out The Chosen Place, this week on Israel on My Mind.

In this week's episode, Jono welcomes his missing co-host back to the show after 36 days. Ross just returned from more than a month in Israel. Your hosts discuss Ross' participation in a week-long counter-terrorism course in which he was introduced to some of methodologies employed by the Israelis to ensure the safety and security of its citizens. . .

Instead of 'funny', ... a more serious approach to the news.