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Azure – On Air is a Podcast show, initiated by Team Serverless360 to build a knowledge sharing platform for Azure users. The intention is to create a space where Azure experts from various domains get in track to showcase their domain knowledge and technical expertise. Hence, benefiting the Azure community.
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פוליטיקה, פילוסופיה ותרבות
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בכל פרק סוגייה בוערת אחרת והדרכים לפתור אותה. עם חברי הרבעון הרביעי ואורח שמעניין להקשיב לו.
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Step into the financial end zone with "The Financial Quarterback® Podcast with Josh Jalinski," your weekly playbook for help in mastering the financial game, protecting your wealth, and securing your retirement. Each episode dives into crucial topics like retirement planning, financial strategies, and estate planning, offering straightforward, actionable advice to shield your wealth from higher taxes and market risks. It's the financial guidance you've been searching for, delivered in a 30-minute format that fits perfectly into your busy life.
Host Josh Jalinski, the force behind the podcast, is not just any financial advisor. Recognized by Forbes as one of the "Best-In-State Wealth Advisors 2023" and "America's Top Financial Security Professionals 2023," Josh brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique approach to financial advice. As the founder and CEO of the Jalinski Advisory Group, his radical honesty and friend-in-the-business demeanor have made him a trusted voice in finance, regularly featured on CNBC, Fox Business News, CBS News, and Bloomberg.
But the insights don't stop there. On Mondays, we bring you the best of Josh's weekend radio show, "The Financial Quarterback®" on 710 AM WOR in New York City. This isn't your ordinary financial talk; it's a live adventure with real-time listener call-ins, cutting-edge topical segments, and expert guests, all delivered with the excitement only live radio can offer. It's where finance meets fun, turning the start of your week into an engaging financial spectacle.
Dive deeper with Josh on his YouTube channel at The Financial Quarterback® for video episodes and shorts. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform and lock in every episode. With new releases every Monday and Wednesday, "The Financial Quarterback® Podcast with Josh Jalinski" is your playbook for helping bulletproof your finances, from retirement savings to lifelong wealth protection. -
כיסוי מלא מארח מגוון בכירים, מומחים ואנשי מקצוע בענף הביטוח, לשיחות עומק על המגמות המרכזיות בענפי הביטוח, הפנסיה והפיננסים, על האירועים האקטואליים שעל סדר היום בענף ועל כל דבר אחר שעשוי לעניין את אנשי המקצוע של הענף.
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שומרים הוא גוף תקשורת ייחודי ששם לו למטרה לחזק את העיתונות החוקרת בישראל.
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Join us every two weeks for a new episode as we explore the difficulties and intricacies of the world around us!
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Welcome to "Standpoint with Gabe Groisman," the dynamic podcast where former Mayor, political analyst, community leader, writer, lawyer, and consultant, Gabe Groisman, invited guests to explore the most thought-provoking topics of the day. Broadcasting live from the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami, Florida, Gabe engages in candid conversations with a fascinating array of guests, ranging from elected officials to influencers and business leaders.
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The Lonely Podcast is a place to explore sensitive topics in an effort to bring people together by engaging in productive and fruitful discussions to share thoughts, exchange ideas, and also, have a laugh.
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טראשטק מכסים את האקוסיסטם הטכנולוגי מנושאים אקטואליים, דרך דיונים שונים המסבירים מושגים מורכבים בצורה ברורה ועד רכילות טק - הגרסה המלאה של התכנית תהיה זמינה כפודקאסט, וידאו (טיקטוק, Youtube) ונגזרות של אייטמים שיקודמו במהלך השבוע בפורמטים ייעודיים לטיקטוק ואינסטגרם.
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As a young man we would venture out to the wilderness seeking adventure, learning bush craft, learning to survive. We are the man scouts. We teach people just like you how to survive, become self-reliant and build confidence.
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UN Chief's Rare Invocation of Article 99: A Bold Gambit for Middle East Peace
On December 8th, 2023, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres took the weighty step of triggering Article 99 of the UN Charter, granting him authority to bring urgent matters directly before the Security Council. His aim - jolting the international community into securing an immediate Gaza ceasefire and reinvigorating stagnant Middle East peace efforts. This seldom-used maneuver signals that finally, the endless violence devastating Palestinians and Israelis has become politically and morally untenable even for cautious global powers.
Unlike rhetorical statements or behind-the-scenes diplomacy, the UN chief’s invocation of Article 99 carries tangible significance and obligations. Drafted in 1945 as an institutional check against Security Council inaction, it enables the Secretary-General himself to place conflicts directly into their agenda if deemed severe threats to international security. Out of 9 Secretary-Generals over 75+ years, only Hammarskjöld, Waldheim and now Guterres have ever triggered this nuclear option - underscoring its weight. Each time Article 99 emerged, it reflected crises so dire morally that passive hand-wringing ended in favor of robust intervention.
From the UN’s inception, Article 99 sought to empower moral leadership counterbalancing the realpolitik jockeying between competing member states. After the flaccid League of Nations failed preventing WWII, these kinds of mechanisms aimed to prevent mass atrocities by compelling action regardless of excuses. As Secretary-General, Hammarskjöld first invoked Article 99 highlighting the 1960 Congo Crisis moments before perishing himself in a suspicious plane crash seeking to broker peace. Waldheim triggered it over Argentina’s refusal to withdraw from the Falkland Islands in 1982, though the measure proved ineffectual.
Now in 2023, Guterres dusts off this dormant accountability lever as a last resort bid to halt the latest Gaza war threatening to spiral regional chaos. His familiarity with the enduring conflict equips moral authority. As former UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Guterres repeatedly condemned conditions for Palestinians as appalling and unsustainable years before assuming his current leadership role. One colleague remarked resignation that if anything could possibly bring sustainable peace, they would have tried it already. Yet Guterres deemed the present 11-day (and counting) skirmish incentivizing enough to break inertia. Even if unsuccessful in coercing cooperation, the maneuver spotlights a human rights disaster warranting the planet's highest interventions. The Secretary General’s willingness to jeopardize political capital through such an assertive tactic indicates he deems current circumstances uniquely urgent and unacceptable.
Since 2008, Israel and Gaza militant group Hamas have waged four major military operations over the narrow Palestinian enclave housing 2 million residents. Current clashes exploded on August 5th when Israeli forces arrested a senior Palestine Islamic Jihad commander in the West Bank, sparking retaliatory rocket attacks from Gaza and relentless Israeli air strikes. In over a week since, nearly 250 Palestinians including dozens of children have perished along with 13 Israelis. Both sides exchange allegations, though the Palestinian civilian death toll starkly overshadows Israeli losses.
Beyond Gaza’s long-smoldering conflict, regional stability worries intensify from Lebanon sinking into further political/economic chaos while ISIS-aligned groups revive terrorism across the Levant. November saw rockets launched towards northern Israel from Syria, with more attacks anticipated. Neighboring Egypt also grows increasingly distracted from mediating Middle East disputes by domestic troubles like high inflation and deadly floods. Meanwhile, the Abraham Accords formalizing relations between Israel, Bahrain and the UAE fracture Palestinian solidarity. Hamas possibly aims to assert itself as valid representative fighting for Palestinian rights as West Bank moderate leader Mahmoud Abbas declines.
Within this fragmentation, radical elements gain operating space threatening Israeli counter-attacks, thereby endangering surrounding areas. Guterres cited these interconnected powder kegs making the present Gaza war an ideal flashpoint for widescale intervention restructuring regional security frameworks. If key players finally enforce an unconditional ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, associated negotiations could establish accountability measures preventing repetitive skirmishes. That path opens an opportunity to rebuild the broken sequence of violence, retaliation, and lulls defining Gaza’s traumatic cycle since partitioning first displaced Palestinians 75 years ago.
But beyond moral arguments that the Gaza bloodshed must cease, raw Machiavellian calculations likely weighed on Guterres’ choice to engage Article 99 authority. Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine resulted in their Security Council dismissal, some experts argue the UN stands newly empowered tackling thorny disputes without Russian obstructionism. Before February 2022, over 75 resolutions addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict got vetoed by Moscow across decades. Their absence cracks open geopolitical deadlocks. Meanwhile, China occupies itself minimizing COVID backlash. The timing for a bold UN maneuver proves opportune.
Cynics even posit that after years of widespread criticism over inefficacy in preventing human rights crises, the UN needed an audacious showing to rehabilitate its hobbled reputation as an impartial guardian of peace. Public faith wanes in plodding bureaucratic solutions detached from ground-level suffering. By radically breaking convention under Article 99, Secretary-General Guterres reasserts institutional relevance. If successfully coercing even incremental de-escalation, the prestige lift could reengage dispirited member nations towards United Nations initiatives. Nothing captures global attention like an abrupt procedure even if largely symbolic.
Domestically, both Israeli Prime Minister-elect Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas also want to project strength in rallying constituents amidst threats. For Netanyahu, appearing allied with foreign leaders serves fresh tenure launching his sixth term marred by corruption allegations. Abbas also placates cynics calling for the dissolution of the Palestinian Authority after 30 years of lacking progress on statehood or controlling violence. If Gaza tensions ease, each could claim some credit for realigning local perceptions at a relatively safe political moment before regional stability erodes further out of control.
Of course, critics argue years of atrocities in Syria, Yemen and Myanmar without UN intervention expose these Gaza gestures as selective theater. They accuse the body of ignoring ongoing genocides while performing concern over flashier clashes stoking Western outrage thanks to lopsided media coverage. Secretary-General Guterres himself admits the UN falls short of upholding moral consistency everywhere crises fester. Yet he decided conditions aligned currently in Israel and Palestine for calculable positive impact, even if chiefly symbolic. Only time will reveal if these gambles for diplomatic legitimacy intersect with preventing further loss of innocent life.
By triggering Article 99, Secretary-General Guterres directed global focus onto the Gaza conflict’s escalating humanitarian emergency. But what comes next and what actual authority does the UN Security Council hold enforcing resolutions over sovereign nations? Specifically regarding the current Gaza crisis, which intervention options appear most viable or ineffectual?
Of course, no guarantees exist that the 15-member Security Council will pass any form of ceasefire agreement given frequent obstructionism. But possible actions include resolution formally condemning violence and demanding immediate truce alongside some combination of threats: sanctions, indictment in the International Criminal Court, even peacekeeping deployment. Yet experts debate such coercive measures often backfire or get ignored without cooperative incentives or robust monitoring mechanisms. Any lasting Gaza solution relies on both Israelis and Palestinians willingly foregoing retaliation whenever new micro-aggressions inevitably resurface post-ceasefire.
If the Security Council overcomes divisions issuing a strongly worded ceasefire resolution, realistic next steps include: **1) Deploying unarmed observers:** Similar to 1960s/90s, dispatching hundred of neutral monitors to conflict zones preventing seizures of land or lives could temper aggression and enhance transparency. **2) Funneling in humanitarian aid:** Restoring over $600 million recently cut from UN Palestinian relief services and challenging Israel’s blockade helps remedy the despair fueling Hamas’ grip. **3) Freezing weapons sales:** Halting advanced arms and intelligence sales to all offending parties prevents resources enabling further attacks on civilians.
More federal interventions like international peacekeeping forces or criminal tribunals seem unlikely given Gaza’s political volatility. Yet some Security Council members may threaten economic sanctions or indictments to pressure good faith concessions if veto issues get resolved. Even Secretary-General Guterres acknowledges that beyond an urgent ceasefire, sustainable Gaza peace requires external mediators aligned with internal leaders legitimately representing Palestinians. Until President Abbas strengthens credibility or Hamas moderates rejectionist positions, more ambitious UN peacebuilding goes nowh -
Um resumo das principais notícias de Mombaça e região.
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כל האפ'ס & דאונ'ס של חרבות ברזל.
תוך כדי המילואים אני זוכרת שהיו לי שיחות עם אנשים שכל פעם תהיתי למה הן לא מוקלטות. נחשפתי לסיפורי מלחמה כל כך שונים אבל בכולם הייתה מעין שותפות גורל אחת... וזה בדיוק הפודקאסט הזה.
החלטתי שאני רוצה לייצר במה שתתעד, תשמר ותחשוף סיפורי מלחמה אישיים, כך שיהיו זמינים ונגישים בכל זמן ובפלטפורמה אחת. קניתי ציוד, למדתי להקליט, לערוך, להפיץ ועוד פעלים של בלוגרים. אני עדיין לומדת, כל פרק אני לומדת עוד, על פודקאסטים, על עצמי, עלינו כעם, על אנשים באופן כללי ועל המסעות היחודיים של כל נפש.
כמעט אחרי כל הקלטה, האורח של אותו הפרק אמר לי שלדבר את הסיפור שלו, עשה לו טוב. כאילו היה איזה משהו מרפא בדבר הזה. גם עבורי. לא ידעתי עד כמה "אם במלחמה עסקינן" יהפוך למסע הריפוי שלי מהשבת ההיא.
זה מטורף לגלות מקרוב כמה לכולם היה חלק, בכאב ובהירתמות, כל אחד בחלקת האלוהים הקטנה שלו וכמה שכולם, לא משנה איפה תפס אותם אותו הבוקר הארור ומה הם עברו מאז, מבקשים רק דבר אחד – שנאהב.
אני מזמינה אתכם להאזין, להיחשף, להזדהות, ללמוד ולקבל השראה, ככה אס איס, בשיח הכי נקי ואותנטי, בלי הטיות או מניפולציות. וממליצה בחום, לשאול את עצמכם בכל פרק שאלה אחת;
מה השיעור שלנו?
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This is the audio version of Israel Update. Israel Update is a video podcast hosted by Israeli historian and political commentator Gadi Taub and Michael Doran, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C. The show offers news from the ground as well as an unparalleled insider perspective on the war.
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המציאות בישראל מבלבלת, כבר קשה לדעת מה אמת ומה פייק ובדיוק בשביל זה אנחנו כאן.
.לקחנו את מיטב המומחיות והמומחים בארץ ובאנו לעשות לכם.ן סדר ב-240 שניות או פחות
כל יום סרטון אחר בנושא שנמצא בליבת השיח בצורה מונגשת ומהא.נשים הכי הכי. -
נראה שאנו חיים בעידן בו השאלה "מה קרה לנו" הפכה למרכזית. מקרל, הפודקאסט ששואל "מה קרה ל...", פותח ומפרק שאלות מורכבות על מושגים שאנחנו משתמשים בהם וערכים שאנו מאמינים בהם מבלי לדעת תמיד מה הם אומרים, מה ההיסטוריה שלהם ואיך הם הגיעו לשימוש בשפה שלנו. הפודקאסט נשען על מקורות מתחומי ההיסטוריה, הפילוסופיה, הפסיכואנליזה ומדעי הרוח והחברה, כאשר כל פרק לוקח מושג נפוץ וקריטי לימינו אנו – בחברה בה אנו חיים היום – ובוחן אותו לעומק, מנקודות מבט שונות ובראי שאלות אתיות עכשוויות הרלוונטיות לחברה הישראלית ולמגמות עולמיות.
תומר לביא הוא תסריטאי, כותב, מתרגם, איש תוכן ומוסיקאי, בעל תואר בפילוסופיה ויהדות ומעריץ את ניטשה כמו שילדות בנות 12 מעריצות את מרגי.
עמרי אופק-לוזון הוא פסיכואנליטיקאי, ביבליותרפיסט, חבר בחברה הישראלית לפסיכואנליזה באסכולה הלאקאניאנית החדשה (GIEP), מתרגם ודוקטורנט לספרות אנגלית במדעי התרבות באוניברסיטת תל-אביב.
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