Proclaiming Justice

Years before Europe’s cities were in the headlines, two men were reading American textbooks line by line and warning about what they found. Who decides what your children learn about God, history and the Jewish people? Laurie Cardoza-Moore talks with Dr. William Saxton, who spent his career in the intelligence community and now chairs Citizens for National Security, and Dr. Gary Newman, a physicia...

Why is the Jewish state the only country in the world targeted by a global boycott movement? Ashley Perry, who advised Israel's foreign minister and deputy prime minister from 2009 to 2015, joined us to answer that question directly. He walked through the history: the Arab League boycott, the wars, the terror, and now the campus and union campaigns of BDS. He explained why he called BDS antisemiti...

Fleur Hassan-Nahoum grew up in Gibraltar, the daughter of its first Chief Minister, with a family story that reaches back to Inquisition-era Spain. In this conversation with Laurie Cardoza-Moore, she traces how her ancestors escaped the choice between conversion and the stake, found shelter in Menorca and northern Morocco, and settled on the Rock under a British flag that ignored a treaty banning...

Why do so many singles feel burned out by dating apps, and what would a professional matchmaker do differently? In this re-release, Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with Aleeza Ben Shalom, author of Matchmaker, Matchmaker and the matchmaker behind Netflix's Jewish Matchmaking. Aleeza shares her rule of thumb that about 90 of every 100 matches should be a no, walks through the first matches in Genesi...

Parents once warned their children never to count stars at night. It was not superstition. It was a survival code, passed down for centuries by families hiding their Jewish faith from the Spanish Inquisition. In this conversation, Michael Freund, chairman of Shavei Israel, tells the story of the Bnei Anousim, the descendants of Spain's and Portugal's forcibly converted Jews, and of the Bnei Menash...

Three years ago, on October 7, 2023, Hamas attacked the Nova festival in southern Israel. Inside a crowded bomb shelter, a 22-year-old off-duty soldier named Aner Shapira promised to throw back any grenade that came through the door. He did it seven times. The eighth took his life. At least seven people in that shelter survived. In this Focus on Israel conversation, Laurie Cardoza-Moore talks with...

Is America’s $3.8 billion a year to Israel charity, or the best defense investment the United States makes? In this re-release of one of our most requested conversations, former Israeli Ambassador Yoram Ettinger joins Laurie Cardoza-Moore to answer the isolationists with the facts. He walks through intelligence valued at five CIAs, battle lessons that saved Lockheed Martin years of F-35 developmen...

One of our most-requested episodes is back. Itamar Marcus, founder of Palestinian Media Watch, sits down with Laurie Cardoza-Moore to reveal what Palestinian television, textbooks, and summer camps actually teach children — in their own words, not the version prepared for Western audiences. The claims go further than politics. Marcus documents Palestinian state television glorifying the murder of...

Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with bestselling author and historian Michael Bar-Zohar, one of the world's leading chroniclers of the Mossad, for an inside look at some of Israel's most daring intelligence operations — from the theft of Iran's secret nuclear archives to the remote assassination of a top nuclear scientist and the coordinated strikes of the 12-Day War with Iran. Bar-Zohar also addre...

For five centuries, millions of Jewish families across Spain, Portugal, and Latin America were forced to hide who they were — lighting candles in secret, passing down fragments of their faith in code, terrified of what would happen if anyone found out. Today, an estimated 500 million people around the world may be descended from these hidden Jews, the Bnei Anusim, and most of them have no idea. Th...

Where did Christian support for Israel actually begin? Jonathan Immanuel, author of Britain, the Bible and Balfour, joins Laurie Cardoza-Moore to unpack a history most Christians have never heard — starting with King Henry VIII's turn to the Hebrew Bible to justify his divorce, and the chain of events it set off through the Puritans, the English Civil War, and centuries later, the Balfour Declarat...

Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with Fleur Hassan-Nahoum, Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem for Foreign Relations, to trace a 500-year family secret. When the Spanish Inquisition forced Jews to convert, flee, or die, Fleur's ancestors chose to hide — surfacing generations later in Gibraltar, and eventually returning to Israel. Fleur explains how modern DNA testing is now uncovering that same hidden Jewish...

Israeli journalist and Netanyahu international affairs adviser Caroline Glick joins Laurie Cardoza-Moore in Jerusalem for a candid look at what really happened before October 7th, and what's happened since. Caroline walks through the intelligence warnings that never reached the Prime Minister, the Biden administration's pressure campaign against Israel, and the funding networks tied to anti-govern...

Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with journalist Dexter Van Zile, Managing Editor for Focus on Western Islamism at the Middle East Forum, for a hard-hitting conversation about how an American city became a flashpoint for Islamist influence, how foreign money reshaped U.S. mosques, and how antisemitism is being mainstreamed by commentators like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens and a wave of new Catho...

Laurie Cardoza-Moore welcomes Yaffah Batya DaCosta back to Proclaiming Justice for a second conversation, this time on communion. Where did the doctrine of transubstantiation actually come from, and does it hold up against the Torah's clear prohibition on consuming blood? DaCosta walks through the Fourth Lateran Council of 1215, the influence of Constantine and the Greco-Roman reshaping of the ear...

America's top-selling economics textbook defines communism as "the most benevolent form of economic system." That single sentence sums up why Texas State Board of Education members Julie Pickren and Brandon Hall asked PJTN president Laurie Cardoza-Moore to testify as they fought a terror-linked campaign to reshape how children learn about Israel, Judaism, and American history. In this webinar, Lau...

There's a statue in the U.S. House of Representatives that faces one direction while 22 others stand in profile around it. It's Moses — and Ambassador Yoram Ettinger says that's not an accident. This 4th of July, we're bringing back one of our most requested conversations. Laurie Cardoza-Moore and Ettinger trace the Bible's direct fingerprints on America's founding — the Liberty Bell, the Federali...

What is your child's history book actually teaching? In this episode of Proclaiming Justice, Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with Dr. William Saxton — chairman of Citizens for National Security and a veteran of the U.S. intelligence community — and Dr. Gary Newman, who became an education watchdog after his own daughter came home repeating Palestinian land narratives she had learned at school. Toge...

This is one of our most requested episodes — back by popular demand. Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with Dr. David Patterson — Hillel Feinberg Chair at the University of Texas and senior research fellow at the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism — to expose the funding, organization, and ideological justification behind the explosion of antisemitism on American college campuses in the y...

This is one of our most requested episodes — back by popular demand. In this conversation, Laurie Cardoza-Moore and Rabbanit Yaffah Batya da Costa lay out the biblical foundations of the Messiah from a Jewish perspective and expose how replacement theology distorted Christian teaching for over two millennia. Drawing directly from the Hebrew Scriptures, Yaffah walks through the prophetic requiremen...

What happens when one of the most respected voices in Orthodox Judaism looks at the state of the world and says the Jewish-Christian alliance is not optional — it is the only path forward for the free world? Rabbi Shlomo Riskin doesn't hedge. He names the threat — jihadism, extremist Islam, state-sponsored terrorism — and he names the answer: a return to the ancient alliance between Jews and Chris...

Holocaust education is required by law in dozens of American states — but the tools to teach it haven't kept pace with the students who need to receive it. Rabbi Michael Beyo and Dr. Simon Young founded Six Million Voices to close that gap. Using museum-grade photorealistic 360-degree reconstructions — no VR headset, no app, just a browser — they take students inside Auschwitz, the Warsaw Ghetto,...

The mainstream narrative says settlers in Judea and Samaria are violent aggressors. The evidence says otherwise — and in this episode, Oren Seliger brings the receipts. Oren serves as Director of Strategy and Development for the Yesha Council, the governing body for 180+ communities and over 560,000 Jews living in Judea and Samaria. In this conversation with Laurie Cardoza-Moore at NRB 2026, he wa...

Karen Schneier Dresbach, Executive Vice President of the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, joins Laurie Cardoza-Moore at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention. Her father, Rabbi Arthur Schneier — a Holocaust survivor — founded the organization 60 years ago. Karen is now carrying that work forward. They discuss the Stand Up Sunday initiative, which mobilized 1.5 million worshipers in a sing...

In 1996, Joel Chernoff received a prophetic word in his quiet time: over a million Jewish people would flee Eastern Europe and Russia to Israel in a time of great trouble. God was calling the messianic community, in partnership with Christians worldwide, to prepare. What followed was 25 years of building in faith. Today, the Joseph Project International is the number one importer of humanitarian a...