Australian MP David Southwick joins Maayan Hoffman, Executive Editor of ILTV News, for a conversation about the rising tide of antisemitism Down Under. From Neo-Nazis dressing as Hasidic Jews on election day to Jewish families hiding their identity in hospitals, Southwick shares alarming stories from his own district of Caulfield — and explains why many Australian Jews are now considering Aliyah.

“We’ve got a whole bunch of haters banging up again on the Jews, and the government’s just completely missing in action,” he warns in a podcast recorded just days before the same party and prime minister were reelected. 

Southwick also reflects on leading a recent mission of state parliamentarians through Auschwitz and Israel — and why these emotional visits are more important than ever in creating future "upstanders."

In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Israel escalates regional operations with strikes in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon; signs major new agreements with Ethiopia; and steps up support for Syrian Druze amid growing threats.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF has called up thousands of reservists after the government approved a plan to expand military operations in Gaza. In response to a missile attack on Israel's main airport, officials are vowing a powerful retaliation against the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists. And in Europe, British authorities have arrested four Iranian nationals accused of plotting a major and imminent terror attack on European soil.

In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: A missile launched from Yemen strikes near Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport; the IDF calls up tens of thousands of reservists ahead of a major Gaza operation; and Banksy’s former business manager, Simon Durban, finds new purpose in Israel with a powerful art exhibit reflecting the trauma and resilience of October 7.

In today’s ILTV Daily News: Israel marks 77 years of independence, as we honor the heroes of October 7th. Hear from politicians, analysts and more in a very special edition of ILTV News.

In today’s ILTV Daily News: Israelis mark Memorial Day and Remembrance Day, honoring the fallen—while the IDF eliminates three senior terrorists in targeted airstrikes.

Israel has long counted on Christian support — but is it becoming too dependent? In this episode of ILTV News Podcast, Yael Eckstein, president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, joins Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman to talk about Israel’s evolving relationship with the Christian world. They discuss the impact of evangelical influence, Mike Huckabee’s new role as U.S. ambassador, and how the Fellowship is helping Israelis in wartime. Eckstein also shares her personal reflections on building trust between Jews and Christians and what Israel needs from its allies right now.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israel prepares for Memorial Day, honoring 25,420 fallen soldiers and terror victims; Israel firmly rejects the International Court of Justice's overreach on national matters; and negotiators continue to push aggressively for a deal to secure the release of the 59 hostages still held in Gaza.

With Hamas and Hezbollah degraded, the collapse of the Syrian regime, and the Iranian axis unbalanced, what strategies and technologies will Israel need to defend itself in a new Middle East? Watch an exclusive security briefing now: https://iltvisrael.com/ats-brief

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israel strikes a Hezbollah missile facility in Beirut amid escalating tensions; President Donald Trump expresses optimism after talks with Iran, aiming for a nuclear deal without military action; and the U.S. intensifies airstrikes in Yemen, targeting more than 800 Houthi sites.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: A third round of indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas concludes in Oman with no major breakthrough; at least 18 people are killed and more than 700 injured in a suspected chemical blast at Iran’s main port; and we ask why the United States would negotiate when the Iranian regime is at its weakest.