I believe this issue of "who sold out the Japanese yen?" should be the priority issue for the Japanese people. They aren't aware of who is doing this to the Japanese. The scary consequence could be the monetary crisis of a country, which has happened in some countries.

The Kishida administration's terrible policy on the taxation system led many small and medium-sized companies to close their businesses. This is lowering the realistic employment, and stop the circulation and flow of the realistic cash.

Prime Minister Ishiba is welcome to go to the U.S. and ask President Trump to let him stay at the White House. Every time there is any issue that is related to Japan comes up, Prime Minister can rush to President Trump and discuss the issues. Prime Minister can't avoid all the issues by not discussing them or ignoring them. He represents Japan, the Japanese, and the Japanese corporations.

Rabbi Menachem's ancestors are the victims of the Holocaust. Hannah Klein asked him to share his family history, and he kindly did so on this podcast episode. Hannah Klein was about to cry when she heard his family's story.

People exist for reasons. Rabbi and Hannah discussed what humanity is about, what religious faith is about, and what life is about on this podcast.

Hannah wrote to him about the situation of the Japanese media. In a sense, the Japanese people's claims are not about peace, sadly, but to realize the reality that they could ignore for 80 some years.

There are reasons October 7th matters to both Rabbi and me. Israel has every right to exist and every right to defend itself. This is not just about Israel, but the Japanese need to think of what Japan is to the Japanese now diplomatically, and for other reasons.

Hannah discusses a documentary that was aired on Monday, April 14th. It's not certain how many Japanese watched the documentary. However, NHK has driven the public crazy by informing false propaganda for decades, not just about after October 7th.

Hannah Klein made a short trip to Kyoto. She is talking about her trip by Shinkan-sen, which she often takes to travel domestically. Hannah Klein is also excited with the fact that her collection will be displayed as a part of the Japanese exhibit in the coming May, which is only a month away.

Today's guest was Dr. Einat Wilf. She co-authored a book titled, "The War of Return-How Western Indulgence Of The Palestinian Dream Has Obstructed The Path To Peace." https://amzn.to/4cmH9ce

The topic of discussion was "Palestinianism" and what "return" means in terms of Palestinianism. At the same time, Dr. Wilf made a clear description of the situation of UNWRA and the root cause of today's issues UNWRA has.

This is important to understand October 7th.

Today's guest is a retired lawyer and a banker, Leonard Grunstein. Grunstein and Klein have discussed the reasons why the pro-Hamas protests on college campuses are not about free speech from various perspectives.

The strong measures not to allow hate speeches and Antisemitism on college campuses and public places had to be taken much earlier.

It's crucial to have strong measures against those who violate laws with harmful intent to hurt people, which includes Antisemitism.

Rabbi Michael Freund is a former advisor to Prime Minister Beniyamin Netanyahu. Rabbi is also very well-known for founding an organization called Shavei Israel. Hannah Klein had an opportunity to think a lot about Japan when she listened to his story about his organization and why he founded it. It may be irrelevant to Zionism, but Hannah Klein hope this will help the audience understand about Israel, and also what security in today's world is.