In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Devo Klein sits down with longtime friend Moshe Shear, co-founder of Let's Do Something, an organization established in memory of David Newman, who was murdered during the October 7 Nova Festival massacre.

What began as a donation initiative quickly evolved into a powerful activism and advocacy movement. Together with Israeli influencer Daniel Braun, Moshe has taken the fight for public opinion directly to university campuses, confronting anti-Israel activists, challenging misinformation, and creating media content designed to reach millions.

Moshe shares how October 7 transformed his mission, the reality of debating hostile crowds, the challenges of modern advocacy, and why social media has become one of the most important battlegrounds in the fight over Israel's image around the world.

MOSHE:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/moshe_shear

YT: https://www.youtube.com/@Letsdsomething

Two students from the Rephael Recanati Internationl School at Reichman University share their stories of Aliyah to Israel, military service, and their exceptional experience studying at Reichman University. Their stories are an exclusive inside look into campus life, opportunities in future careers, and a social setting they will never forget. Join in on the fun in this week’s episode of the ILTV News Podcast with Devo Klein.For more details and registration:https://short.jmgads.com/4fhUgz8Join our community now and receive 24/7 of new & original content from the State of Israel.https://www.iltv.tv

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Calev Ben-David sits down with University of Haifa Prof. Beverly Goodman, a marine geo-archeologist whose research on the impact of extreme flooding events past and present has contributed to tsunami disaster planning and education in Israel and elsewhere, amid rising global concern over climate change and environmental factors that increasingly put coastlines at risk.UHaifa:Instagram: @univhaifagradFacebook: University of Haifa International Graduate ProgramsTikTok: @uhaifainternationalLinkedIn: University of Haifa International Graduate ProgramsJoin our community now and receive 24/7 of new & original content from the State of Israel.https://www.iltv.tv

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host and Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with James Spiro, former CTech reporter and founder of The Spiro Circle, about how technology reveals the deeper story of Israel. From the COVID-19 pandemic to judicial reform protests and the Iron Swords war, Spiro explains how each crisis reshaped Israel’s innovation ecosystem. The conversation explores the rise of cyber security, the growing defense tech sector, and the emerging role of artificial intelligence in both attack and defense. As global cyber threats intensify, Spiro warns that the race between attackers and defenders may define the next era of technology and security.

Are foreign actors working to weaken the historic bond between Jews and Christians? In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Middle East Forum fellow Karys Rhea about how Russia and other influences are targeting the Christian Right. Rhea explains the rise of “horseshoe politics,” shifting alliances, and why some conservative voices are echoing narratives once associated with the Left. She also discusses what this means for Israel and why strengthening ties with Christian Zionists may be more critical than ever.

For nearly two decades, Jason Perlman worked at the highest levels of Israeli leadership, helping shape how Israel is seen by the world. On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with the former international media advisor to Presidents Isaac Herzog and Reuven Rivlin for a conversation about October 7, the global media response, and what he calls a growing crisis of values. From behind-the-scenes moments at the President’s House to difficult encounters with the foreign press, Perlman reflects on moral clarity, rising antisemitism, and why Israel’s role in speaking up for Jews worldwide may be changing.

Is Israel really a risky place to invest during war? On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Wise Money Israel CEO Evan Liberman to break down the myths and realities of Israel’s economy. From strong GDP growth to global tech dominance, Liberman explains why he believes Israel is in its “golden years” economically. He also shares how foreign investors can easily access Israeli markets and what returns have looked like historically, even during conflict. If you’ve ever wondered whether investing in Israel makes sense, join this conversation.
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Is the Quran more aligned with Zionism than many believe? In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with author Tom Wegner to explore his provocative claim that Islamic scripture supports the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel. Wegner points to specific Quranic verses and explains why he believes they are often overlooked. He also discusses his growing global “Abrahamic” movement, aimed at countering extremism and building grassroots support for peace with Israel.

Chantal Belzberg, founder of OneFamily, joins the ILTV Podcast with host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman to share the powerful stories behind her Israel Prize Lifetime Achievement Award. For over two decades, Belzberg has supported victims of terror and their families, offering both emotional and financial care. In this deeply moving interview, she reflects on personal stories, the aftermath of October 7, and how resilience is redefined through pain and courage. This conversation reveals the human side of tragedy and the strength it takes to rebuild. An unforgettable and inspiring discussion.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Itay Ben Horin, author of Crisis Management, about the breakdown in trust between Israel, Iran, and the United States. Ben Horin explains how miscalculations on all sides helped fuel the current war and why negotiations returned despite ongoing fighting. Drawing on his experience in hostage negotiations and strategic communications, he also shares what Israel is getting wrong in the public relations battle and what he would do differently as prime minister.