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Trump drops truth bomb on Gaza (and we’re here for it)

WATCH: “The Quad” with guest Daniel Ryan Spaulding

Buckle up, besties—this week on “The Quad,” we’re bringing the heat! Emily Schrader, Shoshana Keats-Jaskoll, Barb Heller and special guest Daniel-Ryan Spaulding take on everything from the chaos in Syria to Columbia University’s epic meltdown, all with a healthy dose of sass.

Spaulding joins us to dish on what it’s really like being a gay man traveling in the Middle East and why Israel is a haven for minorities.

On the docket this week:

  • Syria’s new leadership equals the same old terrorists
  • Israel cuts power to Gaza but wait, where’s the famine?
  • Columbia’s pro-Hamas protesters show actions have consequences
  • Trump lays down the law, saying no more funding for terror-supporting schools
  • Learn the “Scumbags & Heroes of the Week”—and oh boy, we have some iconic picks

JNS will host its inaugural International Policy Summit on Monday, April 28, 2025. This daylong event will convene government officials, policymakers, diplomats, security experts, leaders of pro-Israel organizations, and influencers for vital discussions aimed at addressing Israel’s critical challenges and opportunities in a post-Oct. 7 world.

Registration at this point is for invitees only. However, you can submit a request for registration in the following link.

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