Shaya Baum, Michael Kassab and Sarah Annas break down this week's biggest headlines, including violence near a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan, the surprising opening of a Jewish museum in Baghdad, Iraq, Israel's election and the growing influence of Arab political parties, and the latest NFL controversies involving the Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings and more. CHRISTIANS IN THE MIDDLE EAST: JORDAN CHURCH VIOLENCE A deadly attack near a Greek Orthodox church in Karak, Jordan, has renewed concerns about the safety of Christians and religious minorities across the Middle East. The crew discusses religious freedom, violence against Christian communities and whether the international community is doing enough to protect vulnerable populations. Why isn't more attention being paid to Christians in the Middle East? IRAQ'S JEWISH HISTORY: JEWISH MUSEUM OPENS IN BAGHDAD A Jewish museum has opened in Baghdad, Iraq, bringing renewed attention to one of the world's oldest Jewish communities. Once home to a thriving Jewish population for more than 2,500 years, Iraq saw much of its Jewish community disappear amid persecution, political instability and mass emigration. The crew explores the significance of preserving Iraqi Jewish history, Jewish-Arab relations and whether this unexpected development could signal changing attitudes toward Jewish heritage in the Middle East. ISRAELI ELECTION: ARAB PARTIES GAIN POLITICAL INFLUENCE Israel's election results have sparked discussion about the future of Israeli politics as Arab political parties make significant gains in the Knesset, Israel's parliament. With neither major political bloc securing a clear majority according to the episode's discussion, Arab representation could play an important role in determining Israel's next government. NFL RAPID FIRE: WEEK 7 RECAP & WEEK 8 PREVIEW The crew tackles the latest NFL news, controversial calls and heated rivalries. Detroit Lions fans celebrate a victory over the Green Bay Packers, but Packers fans argue the Lions should have been flagged for taunting. Were the celebrations excessive, or are Green Bay fans overreacting? Plus, Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs facing pressure against the Denver Broncos, and a quarterback showdown between Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen as the Baltimore Ravens take on the Buffalo Bills. The crew also debates the greatest Super Bowl halftime performances of all time following the episode's discussion of Jay-Z and the 2027 Super Bowl. Watch the Back to Business Podcast, new episodes every Wednesday at 10 AM.