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Mael Time With Daniel Mael

Daniel Mael dives into the most pressing issues pertaining to Israel and the IDF in a post-10/7 world. Check out all of the episodes of the Mael Time Podcast here: https://bit.ly/3BWUASF Check out Mael Time on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/41HyPPm Join our Whatsapp Channel: https://bit.ly/4ilVnfB

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00:08:38

Bob Kraft's Super Bowl Ad - What Went Wrong

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/02/06

A quick rundown of what went wrong with the Blue Square Alliance's failed Super Bowl ad.

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00:28:31

What Israel Must Learn from Hadar Goldin: A...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/02/06

On this edition of the Mael Time Podcast, Daniel Mael speaks with Tzur Goldin about the long and painful journey to bring home the body of his brother, Hadar Goldin, and the lessons that journey has revealed. Beyond the personal story, the conversation focuses on clarity gained through hardship: how Israel can sharpen deterrence, restore moral consistency, and ensure that the principle of “no one left behind” is not just a slogan but a policy. Goldin offers a forward-looking framework for how Israel

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00:22:28

Inside the Alexander Brothers Trial: When Witness...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/02/05

The Mael Time Podcast is joined by Lauren Conlin of Los Angeles Magazine for an on-the-ground breakdown of the Alexander Brothers trial. After spending multiple days inside the courtroom, Conlin brings a perspective that goes beyond headlines — how the testimony actually lands, the tone in the room, and the subtle moments jurors see that never make it into write-ups. Together with Daniel Mael, the conversation cuts through media narratives to examine witness credibility, coercion claims, and the

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00:30:16

Qatar, Iran, and Hamas: Inside Israel’s Hostage War...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/02/03

On this episode of The Mael Time Podcast, Daniel Mael sits down with FDD’s Jonathan Schanzer for a clear-eyed conversation about Israel’s hostage war and the deeper question of what victory really means. They unpack Qatar’s pivotal role in hostage negotiations, Iran’s central responsibility for regional instability, and Hamas’s strategy of leveraging civilians and captives, while also exploring how hostage families influenced Israeli decision-making and how U.S. policy uncertainty shapes the

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00:32:31

Who Actually Speaks for American Zionists and Who...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/02/02

Herbert Block, executive director of the American Zionist Movement, joined the Mael Time Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on how Zionist institutions actually function and why they still matter to Jews outside Israel. In a moment when the relationship between Israel and the diaspora is often discussed in slogans, Block offered a clear, grounded explanation of the American Zionist Movement as a grassroots umbrella that brings together a broad spectrum of Zionist organizations. He walked

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00:19:41

IDF Confirms 70,000 Dead in Gaza? W/ Andrew Fox

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/29

Understanding the "news" the IDF accepts the figure of 70,000 Gazans dead since 10/7.

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01:04:48

Netanyahu Attacked Joe Biden. Now What?

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/29

Asher Guedalia joins the show to breakdown the latest spat between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former US President Joe Biden.

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00:18:43

Who Took Responsibility When IDF Soldiers Lacked the...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/28

In this episode of the Mael Time Podcast, Daniel Mael sits down with Dr. Tuvia Book to confront a question few leaders are willing to answer: who took responsibility when IDF soldiers went into Gaza without the basics? Drawing on Dr. Book’s new book Heroes of Palmar, the conversation explores how groundbreaking advances in combat medicine saved lives even as critical equipment was missing, forcing civilians and diaspora communities to step in where the system failed. Together, they examine the

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00:08:19

Did President Biden Get IDF Soldiers Killed?

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/28

Responding to PM Netanyahu's statement regarding an arms embargo.

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00:09:38

Ran Gvili is HOME. How should Israel define Victory?

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/27

A short attempt to tackle the issue of "victory" in Israel.

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00:29:29

Ran Gvili Is Home. His Sister Never Stopped Fighting.

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/26

On the Mael Time Podcast, this conversation with Shira Gvili is about Ran Gvili the hero—and about what it means to love someone for 834 days without knowing if you will ever see them again. While Ran was held in Gaza, Shira lived in a suspended reality where time collapsed and hope became a daily discipline. She spoke about Ran’s bravery on October 7, the unbearable uncertainty that followed, and the moral weight of refusing to let his name fade as the world moved on. In telling Ran’s story, Shira

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00:19:51

Keith Siegel on Kfar Aza: “We Will Rebuild”

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/22

On the Mael Time Podcast, Keith Siegel is joined by Alon Futterman for a powerful conversation centered on Kfar Aza and the unwavering commitment to rebuild. Together, they speak candidly about the trauma endured by the community, the ongoing anguish of families still waiting for loved ones, and the role of gratitude and solidarity in recovery. The discussion underscores that rebuilding Kfar Aza is not only about restoring homes, but about restoring safety, trust, and human connection—calling for

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00:27:17

Kfar Aza: The Day Terror Came Home | Part I

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/18

In this episode of the Mael Time Podcast, Gon Soussana and Rona Epstein share firsthand testimony from October 7, when terrorists infiltrated the kibbutz of Kfar Aza and turned a place that felt deeply safe into a battlefield. Gon recounts waking up with his wife and infant son before taking up arms to defend his community, while Rona reflects on the devastating personal loss her family endured that day. Together, they describe the chaos, fear, and courage that defined the hours of the attack, and

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00:47:33

Mossad Insider: Iran’s Regime Is Running Out of Time

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/14

In this conversation, Sagiv Asulin, a former Mossad operative, argues that the Iranian regime is entering a clear and accelerating phase of collapse driven by internal decay rather than external military pressure. He points to unprecedented nationwide protests, a young generation that is increasingly secular and openly hostile to clerical rule, and a regime that is steadily losing legitimacy, cohesion, and fear-based control. Reflecting on the lessons of October 7, Asulin discusses how intelligence

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00:32:44

Widows, Not a Spectacle: How the Widows of Warriors...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/14

At a time when grief is too often turned into spectacle, the Widows of Warriors project offers a radically different model—one rooted in listening, restraint, and respect. In this conversation, Rabbi Moshe Rothschild explains why every decision begins with what the widows themselves ask for, not what looks compelling to donors or cameras. The project prioritizes dignity, mental health, and community, creating space for widows to share the stories of their heroic husbands on their own terms while

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00:15:27

Who’s Watching the Money?

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/13

This episode examines why transparency and accountability are essential to the moral credibility of Jewish charitable organizations. Drawing on public financial filings and documented statements, it explains why asking hard questions is neither smearing nor anti-Jewish, but a necessary responsibility to the community. The discussion challenges the notion that good intentions excuse misleading practices, highlights the lack of consistent oversight in parts of the nonprofit world, and addresses the

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00:03:25

Josh Boone: A True Hero Worth of Har Herzl

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/12

It's the right thing to do.

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01:00:03

After October 7th, Young Jews Are Coming Back — And...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/07

In this episode, Rabbi Mark Wildes reflects on the mission of the Manhattan Jewish Experience and why Jewish engagement is resurging in the wake of October 7. He explores how moments of crisis have pushed many young, less-affiliated Jews to ask deeper questions about identity, tradition, and belonging, and why education—not slogans—is the key to meaningful connection. Wildes discusses the enduring power of prayer, the spiritual depth of Hebrew, the countercultural appeal of Shabbat as a break from

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00:47:38

Shai Graucher Unfiltered: Can Publicity and Charity...

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2026/01/04

Rabbi Shai Graucher joins the Mael Time podcast for an unfiltered discussion about his war efforts and the public nature of giving charity.

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00:29:25

Turning Mourning into Mission

Mael Time With Daniel Mael ·

2025/12/30

Turning Mourning into Mission is not a slogan for the Goodman family; it is a lived commitment forged in loss. After the death of Yosef Goodman while serving in the Israeli army, his family confronted a question that haunts so many bereaved families: what comes after the shiva ends and the world moves on. Their answer became Just One Simcha, a quiet but powerful movement dedicated to ensuring that children who have lost a parent still experience the dignity, joy, and communal embrace of a bar

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