Miss Israel STRIKES BACK Over Viral ‘Side-Eye’ Clip — The Erin Molan Show
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Miss Universe Israel Melanie Shiraz Asor & Lord Jonathan Marland join Erin on this episode 48 of The Erin Molan Show. Erin opens with a fast-paced rundown of the big stories:
Trump’s decision to sell F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia, the UN vote paving the way to formal Palestinian statehood, the security risks for Israel and the West, the emotional first public appearance of hostages Noah and Avinatan, plus her unfiltered take on Michelle Obama’s latest comments and the online rhetoric of figures like Nick Fuentes and Andrew Tate.
Then Erin is joined by Miss Israel, Melanie Shiraz, who responds to the viral clip accusing her of giving a “death stare” to Miss Palestine on the Miss Universe stage. She explains what really happened, how the footage was used online, what it’s like being Miss Israel in 2025, and why this controversy has only strengthened her commitment to advocacy for Israel and the Jewish people.
Finally, Lord Jonathan Marland breaks down the situation in the UK under Keir Starmer: tax hikes, division, unrest inside Labour, immigration tensions, and institutions under strain. He explains why he thinks Britain is at a tipping point, what that means for the future of UK politics, and squeezes in some classic Aussie–Brit Ashes banter with Erin.
Trump’s decision to sell F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia, the UN vote paving the way to formal Palestinian statehood, the security risks for Israel and the West, the emotional first public appearance of hostages Noah and Avinatan, plus her unfiltered take on Michelle Obama’s latest comments and the online rhetoric of figures like Nick Fuentes and Andrew Tate.
Then Erin is joined by Miss Israel, Melanie Shiraz, who responds to the viral clip accusing her of giving a “death stare” to Miss Palestine on the Miss Universe stage. She explains what really happened, how the footage was used online, what it’s like being Miss Israel in 2025, and why this controversy has only strengthened her commitment to advocacy for Israel and the Jewish people.
Finally, Lord Jonathan Marland breaks down the situation in the UK under Keir Starmer: tax hikes, division, unrest inside Labour, immigration tensions, and institutions under strain. He explains why he thinks Britain is at a tipping point, what that means for the future of UK politics, and squeezes in some classic Aussie–Brit Ashes banter with Erin.
