Regent Israel Institute Podcast

In this episode, Dr. AJ Nolte covers the second half of the 1950s, and the importance of the Suez Crisis on the later events in the Middle East and on geopolitics as a whole.

The 1950s were a time of flux for the Middle East. Learn more about foreign affairs in the 50s and Israel's place in geopolitics with Dr. AJ Nolte. https://www.regent.edu/robertson-school-of-government/israel-institute/

Does the structure of Israel's government confuse you? Dr. AJ Nolte gives a helpful overview of the Israeli government in this episode. https://www.regent.edu/robertson-school-of-government/israel-institute/

Want to know more about the history of the Jewish and Palestinian Refugees after Israel's war for independence? In this episode, Dr. AJ Nolte explains the divergent fates of the displaced Jews and Muslims in the Middle East after the conflict.

Israel Institute Website: https://www.regent.edu/robertson-school-of-government/israel-institute/ Maps of Israel's changing boarders: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-54116567

In this episode, Dr. Nolte covers the devastation of the Holocaust and its impact on the formation of the Jewish state.

Dr. Nolte breaks down the Peel Commission and its affect on Israeli-Palestinian relations.

The sudden fall of the Assad Regime has profound implications for Israel and the Middle East as a whole. Dr. Nolte reacts and discusses the possible futures.

Dr. Nolte switches gears to discuss the role of Christians in the Arab-Israeli conflict for the past several centuries.

Dr. AJ Nolte discusses the British Mandate period and the institutions which began to form, such as the Yishuv, and how these institutions lay the foundation for the modern Israeli government. Website: https://www.regent.edu/robertson-school-of-government/israel-institute/

Dr. AJ Nolte discusses the decline and fall of the Ottoman Empire, and its impact on the Middle-East and the path to the modern state of Israel. Website: https://www.regent.edu/robertson-school-of-government/israel-institute/

In this episode, Dr. Nolte explores where Arab Nationalism and Islamism got their start.

In this episode, we talk about the impact of Theodore Herzl on the Zionist movement and the formation of organized Zionism.

In this episode, we dive deeper into the development of Zionism, particularly its intellectual foundations.

This episode defines key terms in Israeli history such as Zionism, Arab Nationalism, Palestinian Nationalism, and Political Islam

This inaugural episode explains the mission of the institute and the plan for the first season of the podcast.