Is support for Israel still bipartisan — or has something fundamentally changed?
In this episode of J100, Matt Brooks – CEO of the Republican Jewish Coalition – speaks about the evolving relationship between the United States and Israel, Party divides, and American Jewish identity.
They discuss the breakdown of old political assumptions, the rise of extremism across both sides, tensions on college campuses, and what actually drives Jewish voters today.
At the center of it all is a deeper question: when the world feels less stable, what matters more — ideology, or security?
A sharp, timely conversation about power, politics, and the forces reshaping the current moment.
00:00 – 00:48 | The Horseshoe Theory
00:48 – 02:43 | When the Ground Starts to Shift
02:43 – 06:06 | Matt Brooks’ Path to Politics
06:06 – 13:20 | The Pro-Israel Realignment
13:20 – 15:19 | Antisemitism Across the Extremes
15:19 – 19:33 | J.D. Vance and the Republican Future
19:33 – 23:51 | Campus Fear and Generational Blind Spots
23:51 – 29:22 | Jewish Resilience and American Optimism
29:22 – 34:52 | What Actually Moves Jewish Voters
34:52 – 39:32 | Tikkun Olam, Sinatra, and the Eagles
