Another WEBY1330AM Middle East Radio Panel on Israel, US and Iran, March 30th
by Jerry Gordon, The Iconoclast, March 27, 2009
WEBY1330AM in Milton, Florida is hosting a third in a series of discussion panels on developments in the Middle East. Among topics to be addressed by the panel are:
* the new government in Israel formed by PM designate Bibi Netanyahu;
* Palestinian internecine conflicts,
* the stunning IAF raid in Sudan;
* Obama’s Middle East Policies vis a vis engagement with Iran, Syria and the Muslim world.
The program can be heard Monday, March 30th at 5:00 PM EDST (4:00PM CDST and 2:00PM PDST). The panel discussion will be recorded and archived on the Jewish Policy Center (JCP) website.
The WEBY1330AM panel will be hosted by Mike Bates, “Your Turn” moderator and station general manager.
You can listen live via the WEBY1330AM website, by clicking here.
The WEBY1330AM panel will include:
• Jerry Gordon. Co-host and frequent WEBY1330AM “Your Turn” guest on Middle East Affairs, contributing editor to the New English Review and its blog, The Iconoclast, as well as regular contributor to Israpundit and Red County blogs.
• Ted Belman. Toronto-based commentator on Middle East Affairs and editor of the blog, Israpundit.
• Jonathan Schanzer. Washington, DC-based deputy executive director of the JPC, editor of their Palestine Rocket Report and author of Hamas vs. Fatah: The Struggle For Palestine (Palgrave-MacMillan).
• Daniel Diker. Jerusalem-based Foreign Affairs Analyst and Director of the Institute for Contemporary Affairs, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs (JCPA) and author of numerous white papers on Middle East Affairs and Israel security. Mr. Diker will be speaking from Jerusalem.
Be sure to listen to this engrossing discussion on Israel, the Middle East, and implications for the Obama Administration in Washington.
WEBY1330AM has previously broadcast “Your Turn” programs featuring the panel on the IDF Operation Cast Lead in Gaza and the recent Israeli election results. You may listen to those previous WEBY1330AM panel discussion at the JPC website, here.
