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This week, 'The Walter Bingham File' covers an exceptional period in the Jewish calendar, as well as most extraordinary events in politics.

Following in quick succession were three important commemorative days as well as Israel's independence day and Walter describes how Israel remembers and also celebrates.

While our president, Reuven Rivlin, in his speeches praised the achievements of Israel's men and women, the prime minister spoke about his intention to bring about the so-called two-state solution. To that subject, Walter had a lot to say and you will want to hear it.

He will also take France to task for aligning herself with the Arab lobby and completely ignoring the historic Jewish connection with the Temple Mount and the ancient right to the Jewish Homeland.

And then, of course, Walter talks about the political maneuvers of Prime Minister Netanyahu to save his power base, which hangs on a fairly thin thread, and how that caused the sudden resignation of Defense Minister Yaalon.

There is also the uncertainty about the position of Avigdor Lieberman of Israel Beitenu, who joined the coalition government.

And last but not least, Walter is very upset about the utterances of the IDF deputy chief of staff comparing events in Nazi Germany to the actions of Israel and he discusses the implications.

If you want to keep informed about Israel, 'The Walter Bingham File' here on Israel News Talk Radio is the program for you.

Hezbollah usually blames Israel for anything and everything. So, why have they gone out of their way to tell the media that Israel had nothing to do with the death of a top commander? Tovia explains.

Ari Fuld explains all that has transpired in the last 48 hours and how it has shaken up the Israeli government and the country.

Jason and Jono talk Eurovision, along with Coldplay's astounding new Israeli-made video, the McKosher court case, an expansive Israeli-Ontario partnership and more.

Orly Benny Davis sits in for Tamar and speaks with some courageous people who are making Jewish life better, including a man who opened a synagogue in Libya.

Rod and Ira examine how to deal with the obstacles and difficulties in your life according to the principles of Torah.

Orly Benny Davis fills in for Tamar and speaks to several activists and advocates for Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria.

Shai ben-Takoa laments France's need to order Jews around. He also compares Holocaust denial with the abomination of the French-supported UNESCO decision that tried to Islamize historical Jewish sites in Jerusalem and offers a suggestion for what the UK should tell its Muslim population.

In this week's show, Aaron discusses the need to live within your means. If you can't afford it, don't buy it! He also speaks about the importance of planning your future as you would plan your summer vacation. As wedding season approaches, Aaron gives financial tips to new couples so that they can start off their marriage on the right foot. If you have any questions, feel free to email Aaron at [email protected].

Jay Shapiro takes you through the history of the Sykes-Picot Agreement - which reaches its 100th anniversary today - and its tragic implications for Middle East stability and peace. In May 1916, the British and French signed a secret agreement dividing up the Arab part of the Ottoman Empire. This arbitrary division created one hundred years of war and suffering. It is now defunct and the Middle East is falling into further chaos.