BH: Brussels aftermath

this morning (sunday 26th), 9.37-9,44am, on bbc radio 4
broadcasting house (presented by jane garvey) includes …

“Kevin Connolly looks at the impact of the attack in 2014 on the Jewish Museum in Brusssels.”

including interviews with …
• philippe blondin, museum director and hidden child
• henri gutman, jewish secular (laic) community centre director
• philippe markiovitch

FOOC: Shimon Peres

yesterday morning (saturday 1st), 11.31-11.37am, on bbc radio 4
from our own correspondent (presented by kate adie) leads with …

“Kevin Connolly in Jerusalem recollects his last meeting with Shimon Peres, and assesses the late president’s legacy.”

Today: Peres funeral

last friday morning (30th september), 6.11-6.17am and 7.45-7.49am, on bbc radio 4
today (presented by john humphrys) includes …

“Shimon Peres funeral“

including contributions from …
• settler leader oded revivi
• david horovitz, editor of the times of israel

Newshour: Shimon Peres 2

yesterday evening (wednesday 28th), 9.36-9.49pm, on bbc world service radio
newshour (presented by tim franks) includes …

“What Israel did Peres leave behind?“

including discussion with …
• yossi klein halevi
• raanan gissin, former adviser to ariel sharon

Newshour: Shimon Peres 1

yesterday afternoon (wednesday 28th), 2.07-2.19pm, 2.20-2.25pm, 2.36-2.45pm, and 2.55-2.59pm, on bbc world service radio
newshour (presented by james coomarasamy) leads with …

“Shimon Peres: The World Remembers:
A founding father of Israel dies.”

including contributions from …
• benjamin netanyahu
• bbc reporter kevin connolly
• education minister naftali bennett
• mustafa barghouti
• bbc middle east editor jeremy bowen
• former aide mitchell barak
• former us middle east envoy dennis ross

Newshour: Dead Sea

last thursday afternoon (23rd june), 8.51-8.55pm, on bbc world service radio
newshour (presented by julian marshall) includes …

“Kcvin Connolly reports on the Dead Sea.”

FOOC: Kevin Connolly

thursday 16th june, 11.18-11.29am, on bbc radio 4
from our own correspondent (presented by kate adie) concludes with …

“Kevin Connolly is off to a new BBC posting. He points out that within half an hour’s walk of his present home in Jerusalem, some of the defining dramas of the ancient world played themselves out. He also talks of the pleasures and pitfalls of Middle East reporting today.”