The JW Show is a podcast that seeks to strengthen solidarity by telling stories of the enduring, empowering, innovative, and inspiring relationship between Africa and Israel.
On this episode, we hear from Ayellet Black; Israel's Deputy Head of Mission of Israel to South Africa, Lesotho, Mauritius and Swaziland.
Join us as she talks about what Israel's international relations have looked like particularly with Africa. We discuss government to government, business to business, and people to people; and also what we can expect to see in the coming months and years.
Join me as I speak with advocate, and founder of בֶּתֵה/Battae, an Ethiopian Israeli Heritage Center, Ashager Araro.
Ashager and I discuss the center, its success, and the impact it has had on Israelis; both of Ethiopian heritage, and otherwise. Learn more about what she calls a "Protest of Education."
On this episode, I speak with founder of Ghana Israel Alliance (GIA), John Ayayee about the incredible work GIA is doing with Israel, and the incredible work Israel is doing in Ghana.
On this episode, I talk with award winning screenwriter and advocate, Masimba Musodza. We discuss the rising movement of the Black Hebrew Israelites, and much more.
This episode of the JW Show features Olga Washington. Olga is the CEO of DEISI International (Defend, Embrace, Invest in, and Support Israel), based in South Africa. She is also an attorney and businesswoman. Being a black South African, Olga has lived her early years in apartheid South Africa, and has lots to share with us about her experiences and why she stands with the Jewish State of Israel.
Join me as I speak with teacher and speaker Naftali Aklum, youngest brother of the legendary Ferede Aklum, about the Ethiopian Jews, and why their history is so important.
I'm excited to have CEO and founder of LINK, Emily Neilson-Winkler. We discuss the incredible work LINK is doing in Africa and abroad.
Join me and Ethiopian Jewish affairs expert and activist Yaffa Tegegne, as we cover topics concerning the Ethiopian Jewish people; from some of the racial controversies to her father, the legendary Baruch Tegegne and his crucial role in the return of the Ethiopian Jews from Ethiopia to Israel after a 3000 year-long exile.
On this episode, I speak with the President of the African Christian Democratic Party and DEISI International (Defend, Embrace, Invest in and Support Israel), Reverend Kenneth Meshoe. We cover a slew of topics concerning South Africa, South Africa's relationship to Israel, and Rev. Meshoe's important role as a member of South Africa's parliament.
