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Ep 373: The Israeli Bond with Gal Swisa Cohen and guest Beata Schulman P1 on hmTv
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Send us Fan MailThe Israeli Bond Ep. 373 (Part 2)In this follow-up conversation, host Gal Swisa Cohen welcomes back Beata Schulman to explore the complicated — and surprisingly hopeful — relationship between Israel and Poland.Together, they dig into:why Poland has become one of the safest destinations in Europe for Israelis and Jewshow “Holocaust tourism” shaped perceptions — and how those trips are changingPoland’s ongoing effort to confront its own history, honestly and openlymoments of powerful inclusion — like Hanukkah celebrations at the presidential palacewhere antisemitism shows up today… and what still needs workpractical ways nations move forward: conversation, travel, business, and real human connectionBeata also opens up about life with a layered identity — Polish, Jewish, American — and how she’s raising her children to carry all of it with pride and awareness.It’s thoughtful, candid, and ultimately hopeful — proof that even when history feels heavy, people can still choose understanding over division. (And yes… Polish soup in a bread bowl makes a cameo. Of course it does.)Subscribe, share, and stay tuned for more meaningful conversations on hmTv’s The Israeli Bond.Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail The Israeli Bond Ep. 373 (Part 2) In this follow-up conversation, host Gal Swisa Cohen welcomes back Beata Schulman to explore the complicated — and surprisingly hopeful — relationship between Israel and Poland. Together, they dig into: why Poland has become one of the safest destinations in Europe for Israelis and Jewshow “Holocaust tourism” shaped perceptions — and how those trips are changingPoland’s ongoing effort to confront its own history, honestly and openlymoments of...
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