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While the global media fixates on political rhetoric, the map of the Middle East is quietly being redrawn. Monique Beadle sits down with veteran Jerusalem-based journalist Nicole Jansezian (host of The Inside Scoop ) to cut through the noise. They break down the high-stakes US-brokered deals on the Lebanese border, the reality behind the Saudi-Ashdod pipeline rumors, and who actually holds the str...

Is the International Court of Justice preparing to break the very laws it swore to uphold? In this episode of Two Lawyers, Three Opinions , hosts Monique Beadle and Uri Morad cut through the political noise and media talking points to examine the actual international law surrounding the crime of genocide. With the Netherlands and Iceland joining the ICJ case against Israel, Monique and Uri unpack...

Monique Beadle and Uri Morad, lawyers with the Jerusalem Institute of Justice, discuss a JIJ position paper defending Israel and America’s preemptive strikes amid the ongoing war between the US, Israel, and the Islamic Republic of Iran. They unpack the 1837 Caroline case’s imminence test, a 1996 International Court of Justice opinion on a state’s right to survival, plus Israeli strikes on illegal...

Last week’s Michigan truck-bomb attempt against a Jewish preschool becomes the starting point for a wider, urgent conversation about how terror is explained, enabled, and repeated. With guest Alan Dosoretz, who grew up in Argentina, this episode explores how the Michigan bombing attack reflected organized Hezbollah proxy tactics, alongside the emotional and political aftermath of the 1994 AMIA bom...

Monique Beadle and Uri Morad from the Jerusalem Institute of Justice critically examine the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) advisory opinion against Israel issued on October 22, 2025. They discuss the implications of the ICJ’s findings, which assert that Israel must support UN humanitarian efforts in Gaza and address allegations of UNRWA staff involvement with Hamas. They highli...

Featuring a distinguished guest, Member of the Israeli Knesset Mr. Akram Hasson, the highest ranking Druze political leader in Israel, co-host Monique Beadle discusses the recent massacre of Druze and Christian minorities in southern Syria in mid-July 2025. What happened, how did the massacre unfold, what did the Israeli army do to stop the carnage, and what happens next? Timestamps 03:31 –...

Co-hosts Uri Morad and Monique Beadle discuss the controversial ‘Pay for Slay’ program of the Palestinian Authority. The hosts discuss the financial incentives provided to the families of terrorists, the international community’s response, and the implications for Israel and the broader Middle Eastern dynamic. The discussion also touches on recent diplomatic efforts and challenge...

Hosts Monique Beadle and Uri Morad of the Jerusalem Institute of Justice discuss the significant impact of recent U.S. sanctions on UN officials, including the ICC prosecutor Karim Khan & UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese. They debate the effectiveness of sanctions as a tool in international politics, and explain the practical impacts on sanctioned individuals. The discussion intertwine...

In this episode of ‘Two Lawyers, Three Opinions,’ Jerusalem Institute of Justice lawyers Monique Beadle and Uri Morad analyze the aftermath of the 12-day US-Israeli military operation against Iran’s nuclear facilities. They discuss whether the strikes on Fordow and other facilities truly dismantled Iran’s nuclear program or merely delayed it. How has this operation changed...

In this episode of ‘Two Lawyers, Three Opinions,’ Jerusalem Institute of Justice lawyers Monique Beadle and Uri Morad reflect on Operation Rising Lion, the final chapter of Iran’s war with Israel. Are Israel’s actions legal? Will they be enough to tip the scales and guarantee either a nuclear-free Iran, or complete regime change? How will this ripple out across the Middle East region a...

In this gripping episode of ‘Two Lawyers, Three Opinions,’ Monique Beadle speaks with Guido Kohan, a survivor from the October 7th massacre at Kibbutz Ein HaShlosha. Guido shares the chilling details of that horrifying day: terrorists firing an RPG into his home, his family hiding for 12 hours in terror while his neighbor was burned alive. Two of his friends, Ariel and David Cunio, are...

The State of Israel is preparing to prosecute the October 7th terrorists, particularly members of Hamas’ Elite Nukhba Unit. Jerusalem Institute of Justice attorneys Uri Morad and Monique Beadle cover the potential scale of the trial, the challenges of gathering and presenting evidence, and the possible implications of using military or civilian courts. The co-hosts tackle emotionally charged...

Egypt, Hamas, and the United States all want a piece of Gaza’s waterfront real estate. But there are other players in the battle for Gaza’s future, which is a vital component of Bibi’s commitment to achieving “total victory” in Israel’s war with Hamas. In the sixth episode of ‘Two Lawyers, Three Opinions,” Jerusalem Institute of Justice lawyers Uri Morad and Monique Beadle confront provocati...

The IDF in Gaza: Countering the Misconceptions with Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani Lt. Col. Nadav Shoshani, the International spokesperson for the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), counters the most potent misconceptions about the war in Gaza and the IDF’s rules of engagement. What’s really going on with the hostages, hospitals, and humanitarian aid? Is it possible to fight inside of tunnels and win? Vital i...

Redefining the Oldest Profession: Moria Rodal Silfen on Pimping and Prostitution In this fourth episode of ‘Two Lawyers, Three Opinions,’ Monique Beadle from the Jerusalem Institute of Justice discusses the pressing issue of prostitution in Israel with guest expert Moria Rodal Silfen, CEO of the Task Force on Human Trafficking and Prostitution. Is the world’s oldest profession prostitu...

“Free Speech and National Security – with Lael Weinberger”  In this episode of ‘Two Lawyers, Three Opinions,’ co-host Monique Beadle from the Jerusalem Institute of Justice is joined by guest lawyer Lael Weinberger. They explore the complexities of the First Amendment, focusing on recent anti-Semitism on university campuses, and Trump administration policies. The disc...

“Humanitarian Halt: Examining Israel’s Aid Stoppage in Gaza”  In this episode of Two Lawyers, Three Opinions, Jerusalem Institute of Justice attorneys Monique Beadle and Uri Morad tackle one of the most controversial decisions in Israel’s ongoing war with Hamas: the government’s move to halt humanitarian aid to Gaza. What are Israel’s legal obligations under international law...

“The Global Legal Assault on Israeli Soldiers”  In the debut episode of Two Lawyers, Three Opinions, Jerusalem Institute of Justice attorneys Monique Beadle and Uri Morad break down the alarming trend of Israeli soldiers being targeted for arrest under the principle of universal jurisdiction. Why are IDF reservists facing legal threats while vacationing abroad? Who is behind these...

Learn how to stand for Israel, address some of the thorniest accusations against Israel, and deepen your understanding of the fundamental issues and interests that shape Hamas’ propaganda war. Highlights include a lively discussion on: What does the Palestinian nationalist movement really want? [5:18] 3 Arab massacres of Jews you didn’t learn about in school. [6:45] Is Israel committin...

Real accounts from former and current IDF soldiers & reservists and their stories from the frontlines of Israel’s War for Survival against the terrorists in Gaza.   The post Stories from the Frontline of Israel’s War for Survival appeared first on Jerusalem Institute of Justice .

Eyewitness Account from Israeli First Responders – Nahman and Valerie Dyksztejn from ZAKA personally handled the bodies of October 7th victims and traveled this week to Geneva with JIJ to deliver a joint report that relies on their firsthand testimony. This report, which includes incredibly graphic photos, was presented to numerous UN officials and ambassadors from the Czech Republic, the Un...

In this webinar, we discuss the concerning rise of antisemitism in Europe amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. We were honored to feature perspectives from H.E. Daniel Meron, Deputy Director General for Europe at the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Dr. Aleksandra Gliszcyńska-Grabias, Assistant professor at the Institute of Law Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, and member of the Board...

The recent escalation of violence between Hamas and Israel, triggered by the October 7 incursion into Israel by Hamas militants, has sparked extensive legal discussions. The Israel-Hamas conflict is now a central topic in conversations about International Humanitarian Law (IHL), with diverse interpretations by legal experts regarding its application to key principles such as proportionality, disti...

Before we even finished burying our dead, mobs gathered in world capitals to celebrate our suffering and to lob accusations at the State of Israel for having the audacity to respond and prevent this from ever happening again. Anti-semitism is now surging worldwide, with attacks on Jewish synagogues, businesses, and people now commonplace. World leaders have gathered in Geneva and New York to conde...

In this important webinar, we closely examine how the UN bodies have responded, or potentially failed to address, the attack perpetrated by Hamas on the 7th of October and the subsequent events in the Israel-Hamas conflict. To provide profound insights and expert perspectives, we are privileged to have two eminent speakers with us: Professor Yuval Shany, former Chair of the Human Rights Committee,...