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Jerusalem State of Mind: Faith, history and identity with Yossi Klein Halevi

What do secular Israelis think and feel about the Holy City? From spiritual and cultural tensions to the delicate balance between tradition and innovation.

In this episode of Sababoosh, Jake Gillis sit down with acclaimed author and journalist Yossi Klein Halevi for an in-depth conversation on the complexities of modern Jerusalem. Together, they explore how this ancient city continues to shape the identities of those who live within and beyond its walls. What does it mean to be a Jerusalem person? Yossi offers profound insights on what it means to belong to a city at the crossroads of faith and modernity. Tune in to discover how Jerusalem influences personal journeys, collective memories, and the evolving Israeli identity in the 21st century.

If you’re listening to Sababoosh, you’re obviously interested in Israeli culture. Especially during today’s turbulent times, there’s no better way to have your finger on the pulse of Israel than by staying up to date with Israeli music

Sababoosh is leveling up and we are offering you an opportunity to become a part of our growth. We have launched a crowdfunding campaign with two options: one comes with exclusive swag and the other takes the form of a tax deductible donation. I would be so grateful for any support. Your listening to the podcast is already something that I don’t take for granted. If you are able to contribute in this way, that would just be a cherry on top.

You can listen to other episodes on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or the Sababoosh website or substack

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