Proclaiming Justice

Israeli journalist and Netanyahu international affairs adviser Caroline Glick joins Laurie Cardoza-Moore in Jerusalem for a candid look at what really happened before October 7th, and what's happened since. Caroline walks through the intelligence warnings that never reached the Prime Minister, the Biden administration's pressure campaign against Israel, and the funding networks ...

Laurie Cardoza-Moore sits down with journalist Dexter Van Zile, Managing Editor for Focus on Western Islamism at the Middle East Forum, for a hard-hitting conversation about how an American city became a flashpoint for Islamist influence, how foreign money reshaped U.S. mosques, and how antisemitism is being mainstreamed by commentators like Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens and ...

Laurie Cardoza-Moore welcomes Yaffah Batya DaCosta back to Proclaiming Justice for a second conversation, this time on communion.
Where did the doctrine of transubstantiation actually come from, and does it hold up against the Torah's clear prohibition on consuming blood? DaCosta walks through the Fourth Lateran Council of 1215, the influence of Constantine and the Greco-Ro...

America's top-selling economics textbook defines communism as "the most benevolent form of economic system." That single sentence sums up why Texas State Board of Education members Julie Pickren and Brandon Hall asked PJTN president Laurie Cardoza-Moore to testify as they fought a terror-linked campaign to reshape how children learn about Israel, Judaism, and American history. I...

There's a statue in the U.S. House of Representatives that faces one direction while 22 others stand in profile around it. It's Moses — and Ambassador Yoram Ettinger says that's not an accident.

This 4th of July, we're bringing back one of our most requested conversations. Laurie Cardoza-Moore and Ettinger trace the Bible's direct fingerprints on America's founding — ...