In this episode of the Back to Business Podcast, we explore three stories shaping conversations around antisemitism, online extremism, public safety, technology, and the way major events are changing in today’s world.

🔹 NYC Coffee Shop Bans Pro-Israel Politician.

A New York City coffee shop is facing backlash after saying Congressman Dan Goldman was not welcome because of his pro-Israel views. We discuss where the line is between a business taking a political stance and discriminating against a customer, and what this controversy says about antisemitism showing up in everyday public spaces.

🔹 Montreal Shooting and Online Extremism.

A deadly shooting in Montreal is raising new concerns about online radicalization and how hateful ideas can turn into real-world violence. We break down why antisemitism continues to appear in different extremist movements, how online anger can escalate, and what communities, law enforcement, and online platforms can do to recognize warning signs earlier.

🔹 Drones, Public Safety, and the New Security Challenge.

U.S. agencies have reportedly seized more than 300 drones near World Cup sites since the tournament began. We discuss what this says about the future of public safety, privacy, law enforcement, and major events, as drones become cheaper, more accessible, and more difficult to control.

Join us as we break down today’s headlines, ask difficult questions, and explore the issues shaping our world.

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