Melanie Bennet is a Canadian investigative journalist who covers the radicalization of education for True North Wire and Juno News. She joins Israel Ellis just days after the Bondi Beach terrorist attack and weeks after returning from her first trip to Israel. Bennett, who is not Jewish, went with no expectations and came back alarmed. She describes Israelis as "remarkably normal" while warning "nothing is normal here anymore" in Canada. She breaks down the "Red-Green Alliance" between social justice ideology and Islamism infiltrating Canadian schools, explains why DEI policies enable double standards in policing, and asks the question no one wants to answer: "When is that going to happen in Canada?" Bennett's message: stop playing defense. "We need to address the radicalization problem within the Muslim community because it is ignored and people keep not talking about it." Silence is no longer an option. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe.

This is a fascinating discussion with Dr. Mordechai Kedar, retired IDF intelligence officer and scholar of Islam, speaks fluent Arabic and is a professor at Bar-Ilan University. He joins Israel Ellis for a deep dive into the Middle East's tribal foundations and why Western solutions keep failing. Kedar explains why a two-state solution will never work. He breaks down why Hamas will never voluntarily give up power, why "life is almost the lowest thing on the ladder of priorities" for Israel’s enemies, and delivers a stark warning: "If Israel falls, the wave of Jihadism will go over Europe in no time and no ocean is big enough for it not to envelope the Americas." As Kedar says: "They mean what they say and they say what they mean." Global Islamisation is real and is happening. The world must heed the wake up call. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe.

Anti-Israel propagandist Aaron Maté and host Israel Ellis go head-to-head. Maté, son of Holocaust survivor Gabor Maté, calls Israel a "Jewish supremacist state" and a "death cult," compares it to Nazi Germany, and declares he will "never condemn people who resist." He seems to be a true believer who means every word he says, but he's intellectually dishonest: He cherry-picks Israeli historians, sanitizes Palestinian violence, refuses to apply the "death cult" label to Hamas, and when asked about Queers for Palestine, suddenly isn't "up on gay laws in Ramallah." Ellis pushes back on Holocaust comparisons, challenges Maté's refusal to condemn October 7th. They clash over the Oslo Accords, ethnic cleansing, "From the River to the Sea," and whether Zionism fuels antisemitism. This is the conversation everyone's afraid to have.