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We have with us today, Gabriel Noah Braun. He is Director of the Center for Academic and Intellectual Freedom at Northern Michigan University.

Gabby, you're in the – Gabby and I know each other. Gabby, you're in the English department also?

I'm in the – I'm in the Department of English as well.

Okay.

And I'm here in Israel.

At the University of Haifa's Herzl Institute.

Yeah, for two years, you told me.

So, very nice.

Very nice.

He had an interesting essay review recently entitled

Canceling Israel in Tilos, which we will discuss.

But first, welcome,

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