From Bocoratown, Florida, this is Behind the Bima.

On this episode, the rabbis are joined by Alon Levy, former social media personality turned Israeli government spokesman,

who dives deep into the complexities of the Israel-Gaza conflict, talks about media representation,

and about the need for effective communication in times of crisis.

And Jake Turks, the senior White House correspondent for Ami magazine, known for his unique position

as a visibly observant Jew in the press room of the White House.

Jake shares his journey from a troubled student to a critical questioner of power and advocacy

for Jewish causes.

Plus BRS's Pesach market and discussion about the men's Seder.

All this and more, Behind the Bima.

Welcome to Behind the Bima, Erev Pesach edition, our last episode until after Pesach.

Always a tremendous joy to be here with my dear friends and colleagues, Rabbi Phil Moskut and Rabbi Joshua Brodei.

Thank you for being here, gentlemen, getting ready for

Pesach in Pesach mode, Pesach zone. We got two special guests tonight, a little episode on Jewish

media personalities. Very, very different. Alon Levy, who was Israel's official government

spokesman, is not any longer, but has a start of a nation podcast, a wonderful podcast.

I want to highly recommend and promote and share, find them on any podcast players, state of a nation.

Sorry, state of a nation.

Great interviews and great commentary, great insights on what's going on.

And really, in some ways, continuing to be a spokesman for Israel, but without any of the,

without any of the shackles that were holding him back before.

And Jake Turks, Jake, a friend. Jake is a wonderful, unusual personality, blending his

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