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1 Israel says all Hezbollah tunnels are neutralized
Israeli officials have now responded to Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah’s claims from over the weekend; in which Nasrallah finally broke his silence on Operation Northern Shield, and other Israeli military interventions in the region.
2 Israel marks Int’l Holocaust Memorial Day
Yesterday, Sunday January 27th, the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day. And while Israel’s commemoration was a bit more subdued than in previous years, there were still some very powerful moments.
Israel has approved the export of medical cannabis. And this groundbreaking decision is expected to increase the number of jobs, manufacturers and investments in cannabis production.
The latest exhibition being showcased at the Holon Design Museum, is the solo exhibit by Dutch Designer - Maarten Baas - called ‘hide & seek’. And of course, ILTV’s Emanuelle Kadosh went to check it out
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1 World commemorates Int’l Holocaust Memorial Day
The world marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which is observed annually on January 27th.
2 Rates of world Anti-Semitism reach 25-year peak
Amb. Yosef Livne, former Israeli ambassador to New Zealand in the ILTV studio speaking about the rise in antisemitism rates.
3. Hamas blocks & then allows Qatari aid for Gazans
Hamas, on Saturday, finally allowed the third installment of Qatari aid to be paid out
4. Hezbollah responds to ‘Operation Northern Shield’
As tensions in Gaza flare back and forth in the South, Terror group Hezbollah in Lebanon to the North, issued threats against the Jewish state.
5. US pressures Israel to accept Guaido as President
It looks like the White House is pressuring Israel, who hasn’t said anything about this issue to back their decision to support Guaido.
6. Brazil tragedy leaves 34 dead; hundreds missing
Israel will now send an aid and rescue team to Brazil to help with rescue efforts in the wake of a burst dam which has left at least 34 people dead and hundreds still missing.
7. 2019 Seat Pro Netanya surfing qualifier finishes
On the way to the 2019 World Surf League’s European Qualifying Series, competitors from 26 different countries came first to Netanya’s Kontiki Beach, in Israel, for the SEAT Pro Netanya competition
8. ‘Insight’ returns
ILTV’S Natasha Kirtchuk returns to Israel Daily, with the latest from her new program, Insight to Israel.
9. Secret Tel Aviv Online Community
ILTV’s Emanuelle Kadosh went to check out Secret Tel Aviv's semi-annual jobs and education fair.
10. Hebrew word Of The Day: ATTAR | אתר= WEBSITE
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is‘ATTAR’ meaning a website.
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1 Israel; Ukraine sign ‘Historic’ free trade deal
Israel and Ukraine have just signed a massive free trade agreement that is set to dramatically change the future of relations between the two countries.
2 To delay; or not to delay?
Netanyahu’s lawyers are still reportedly pressuring attorney General Mandelblit, to delay his recommendations in cases against the prime minister until after elections.
The Israeli arrow-3 missile defense system was successfully tested on Tuesday morning in central Israel.
8 Israeli Navy rescues French sailor
The Israeli navy has just rescued a French sailor...that had been adrift in the Mediterranean Sea for several weeks.
9 Rio-Jewish Federation suing Brazilian cartoonist
According to a JTA report, the Rio Jewish Federation in Brazil is now suing a local cartoonist over a drawing where Prime Minister Netanyahu and the newly elected Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro are hugging into the shape of a swastika.
The Ramat Gan safari announced on Monday the birth of a brand new female baby rhinoceros.
Israeli-American company, Temi Global seems to have stolen the show at CES in Las Vegas earlier this month.
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1 IAF jets strike targets near Damascus overnight
Israeli Air-Force fighters reportedly struck multiple Iranian, Hezbollah, and Syrian targets near Damascus Monday morning killing 11 ‘pro-regime and Iranian fighters’.
2 IAF Jets strike targets near Damascus overnight
Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Ram Shmueli, former head of Israeli Air Force intelligence in the ILTV studio speaking about the air strikes in Syria last night.
3. Israel & Chad officially renew diplomatic ties
Chad President Deby and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu officially announced the resumption of diplomatic ties between the two nations
4. Two IDF soldiers injured near Joseph’s tomb
Two IDF soldiers were lightly injured Monday morning, while escorting Jewish worshippers to the area of Joseph’s tomb in Nablus.
8 Canadian Prime Minister blasts BDS movement
Trudeau blasted the Boycott, Divestment And Sanctions Movement against Israel as Anti-Semitic
9 The Jewish World
ILTV’S Lidar Gravé-Lazi hosts new program on Israel-Diaspora affairs
10. Ramon Int’l Airport ready for takeoff
The new Ramon international airport in Eilat has finally officially been inaugurated.
The ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is trying to change the traditional dried fruit for Tu'Bishvat with the country’s own home-grown fresh produce.
12. Hebrew word Of The day: L’hahmri | להמריא= to takeoff
Learn a new Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is ‘Lehamri’... meaning to take off.
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1Iron Dome catches Syrian missile over Mt. Hermon
The Iron Dome intercepted a Syrian missile over Mount Hermon in the northern Golan Heights.
2IDF demolishes West Bank home of Khalil Jabarin
The IDF demolished the West Bank family home of terrorist Khalil Jabarin on Friday, just over 4 months since he stabbed to death Israel advocate and father of four, Ari Fuld.
3.Thousands mourn the death of Aiia Maasarwe
20 year-old aspiring rapper Codey Herrmann was charged on Saturday for raping and murdering 21 year old Israeli exchange student Aiia Maasarwe, in Melbourne Australia last Tuesday.
4. Israeli PM Netanyahu arrives for visit in Chad
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in the Muslim, African nation of Chad on Sunday intending to re-establish diplomatic ties between the two countries.
5. Israeli PM Netanyahu arrives for visit in Chad
Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV studio about the renewed diplomatic relations with Chad.
6. UNRWA schools in Jerusalem to lose their permits
Israeli officials are reportedly going to be revoking permits for schools in East Jerusalem that are being run by the UN agency for Palestinian refugees.
7. Hamas member arrested infiltrating the border
A Palestinian man from Gaza was arrested Friday morning after attempting to cross illegally into Israel from the strip.
8. Israeli Navy rescues French sailor
The Israeli Navy has just rescued a French sailor that had been adrift in the Mediterranean Sea for several weeks.
9. US to purchase 2 Iron Dome batteries
The United States plans to purchase two Israeli iron-dome missile defense batteries at a cost of around $373-million.
10. Thousands show up for 3rd annual Women’s Marches
While hundreds of thousands showed up to march, many thousands more including top American officials, Celebrities, and organizations either retracted their support for the movement, or marched in parallel demonstrations; due to the persisting allegations of Anti-Semitism plaguing the women’s march leadership.
11. Anti-Israel picketers disrupt Eurovision qualifier
Anti-Israel protesters burst onto the platform in France on Saturday to interrupt a qualifying round for the Eurovision song competition.
12. Canadian Prime Minister blasts BDS movement
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is taking a stand against the international boycott movement.
13. Insight to Israel
Natasha Kirtchuk is back and she’s hosting an all new program called ‘Insight to Israel’
14. Hebrew word Of The Day: Niskhaf | נסחף= Adrift
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "NISCHAF" meaning adrift or washed away.
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At least 21 people including a police officer have been confirmed killed, 28 were hospitalized and 19 are still considered missing, following the devastating terror attack on a Nairobi, Kenya luxury hotel.
The body of 21 year old Israeli student Aiia Maasarwe from the northern Israeli-Arab town of Baqa Al-Gharbiya, was found murdered and partially nude Wednesday morning outside a shopping mall in the Australian suburb of Bundoora in Melbourne.
3. Head Of Israeli Bar Association Arrested
The head of Israel’s Bar Association, Effi Naveh, has just been arrested in a major scandal, where he’s accused of trading sexual favors for influence in judicial appointments.
4. Head Of Israeli Bar Association Arrested
Adv. Simcha rothman, Legal Advisor; Meshilut speaking at ILTV studio about the arrest of the head of Israeli Bar Association.
White House officials are clamoring to hush reports of allegedly leaked details in the US’ Middle East peace plan today, following Israeli Reshet 13 TV reports Wednesday night.
7. Iran Schedules Second Satellite Launch
Just days after the Iranian ‘Payam’ satellite was launched and failed to reach orbit, Iranian President Rouhani on Wednesday announced that a second satellite, ‘Dousti’, will still be launched in the coming months.
The Israeli President, Reuven Rivlin, met with the mother of Argentine prosecutor, Alberto Nisman, who was found dead after concluding investigation into 1994 Amia bombing.
A sonar scan of the bottom of the Danube river in Budapest, Hungary, has just been completed as part of a search for the bodies of Holocaust victims that were dumped there, but according to Zaka officials and the local Rabbi who initiated the search, no human remains have yet been found.
After days of inclimate weather reports across the state, the holy city of Jerusalem has once again been hit with harsh weather, as snow flurries dust its streets. The first snowfall in Jerusalem in several years.
11. Cryoablation Therapy Advances In Clinical Trials
Israeli company “IceCure” is averting the issue of performing invasive mastectomy on breast cancer patients with their minimally invasive procedure based on cryoablation therapy.
Founder and President of Rescuers Without Borders, Arieh Levi, was presented the ‘Global Impact‘ award for years of tireless humanitarian work.
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "cherum" which means "emergency"
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Now-former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot revealed on Sunday to the ‘British Sunday Times’ newspaper that Israel has indeed been supplying weapons and funding to Syrian rebel groups in the Golan Heights.
As Operation Northern Shield nears completion with the discovery of the sixth and supposedly last Hezbollah terror tunnel into Israel, United States diplomats on Monday told Lebanese officials that the ongoing situation with Hezbollah is ‘unacceptable’.
3. US Begs Israel To Deeply Vet Chinese Investors
Dan Catarivas, Director General for Foreign Trade & Int’l Relations, M.A.I. speaking at ILTV studio about the growing Chinese influence on the Israeli market.
4. Hamas Releases 3 Italian Civilians Held In Gaza
Palestinian terror group Hamas, has finally released a group of three Italian civilians, who were held for over 24 hours after entering the Gaza Strip on Monday.
33-year-old French national, Mehdi Nemmouche, who stands accused of shooting dead an Israeli couple and two museum workers in the Jewish museum of Brussels, on May 24, 2014, refuses to testify.
Deputy A-G Dina Zilber has just informed Culture Minister Miri Regev that there’s nothing they can do about the controversial sculpture depicting a crucified Ronald Mcdonald at the Haifa Museum of Art.
D-N-C and the Jewish Democratic Council of America have ended their affiliations with the national Women’s March organization in wake of continued allegations of anti-Semitism.
8. Fl Governor Calls For Sanctions Against Airbnb
The Governor of Florida is now calling for massive sanctions against Airbnb, unless the online lodging website reverses its decision to bar listings in Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Despite major international attention and criticisms, Malaysian Foreign Minister, Saifuddin Abdullah, reiterated Wednesday that the Malay government will not change its mind regarding the refusal to grant visas to Israeli swimmers.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has just met with the Japanese Minister of Economy and Trade, Hiroshige Seko. A free trade agreement between the two countries is now being reviewed by both sides.
Madonna may be performing for the closing ceremony of Eurovision in Tel Aviv.
A group of Israeli divers and victim identification experts from emergency response group Zaka, has now set off for Hungary, in order to assist in the recovery of the remains of Hungarian Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust and tossed in the Danube river.
13. Hebrew word Of The Day: SRIDIM | שרידים= REMAINS / RUINS
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "sridim" which means "remains/ruins"
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1Lt.-Gen. Kochavi sworn in as 22nd Chief of Staff
Lt.-Gen Aviv Kochavi officially took over as the next IDF chief of staff on Tuesday morning at a ceremony at the IDF’s kirya military headquarters in Tel Aviv. Kochavi replaces outgoing chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot.
2. Iranian ‘Payam’ satellite fails to reach orbit
Iran has just launched the Payam satellite into space, one of the two scheduled satellites set to launch. The Payam however, did not make it into orbit.
3. Lt.-Gen. Kochavi sworn in as 22nd Chief of Staff
Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Amos Yadlin, former IDF Intelligence Chief, Director of INSS speaking at ILTV studio about the IDF's new Chief of Staff.
4. PA President steps into office as head of G-77
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is set to take leadership of the group of 77, or G77, and China, today.
5. PMO releases plans for trips abroad in 2019
The Prime Ministers office has just announced three major trips abroad starting in the coming weeks, to Switzerland, Chad, and the United States.
6. Polish Mayor murdered on stage at charity event
Pawel Adamowicz, the Mayor of Gdansk, passed away Monday; just one day after he was stabbed on stage at a charity event.
7. Dive teams search Danube for Holocaust victims
Israeli divers and victim identification experts from emergency response group Zaka, has now set off for Hungary in order to assist in the recovery of the remains of Hungarian Jews who were murdered in the holocaust and tossed in the Danube river.
8. Women’s March leaders confronted on ‘The View’
Women’s March co-president Tamika Mallory was confronted with her ties to anti-semitic nation of Islam leader, Louis Farrakhan on 'The View'.
9. Omer Adam declines offer to perform at Eurovision
Famous Israeli singer ‘Omer Adam’ declined the offer to perform as the opening act for the final because he doesn’t work on Shabbat.
10. New gemstone, Carmeltazite, discovered in Israel
A new mineral gemstone now known as “Carmel-tazite” has just been discovered in the Israeli Carmel region.
11. IKEA announces a new branch in the Tel Aviv port
IKEA is opening a branch at the Tel Aviv port.
12. Hebrew word Of The Day: MAKH-TZAV | מחצב= Ore / Mineral
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "‘Mahtzav’ meaning a mineral or ore.
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Outgoing IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot told army radio this morning that the IDF has found all Hezbollah tunnels infiltrating into Israel's territory.
US President Donald Trump issued a warning to Turkey on Sunday: economic devastation if it attacks Kurdish forces once the US troops withdraw from Syria.
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "hitgalut" which means "epiphany"
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Israeli Air Force strikes 2 Hamas targets in Gaza in response to a rocket that was launched towards southern Israel on Saturday night.
On Friday after attempting to stab an Israeli soldier on duty near Hebron, a Palestinian suspect has been shot and arrested. The attempted stabbing took place at the army outpost near the Kiryat Arba settlement.
Syrian state news agency, Sana, reported Friday night that at 11:15 before midnight Israeli warplanes launched many missiles towards Damascus, but Syrian air defenses intercepted them and downed most of them.
Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV studio about the recent Israeli airstrikes in Syria.
Outgoing IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot revealed that over the years, Israel has struck over thousands of targets in Syria.
IDF announced that Operation Northern Shield is nearly complete after the discovery of the 6th Hezbollah cross-border terror tunnel from Lebanon.
A poll conducted this weekend at a retreat event for Likud members in Eilat has just revealed that nearly 70% of Likud supporters would back Prime Minister Netanyahu’s decision to stay in office, even if indicted for corruption.
Violence erupted between Arab-Christian protesters and police on Friday in Haifa over the continued display of the ‘McJesus’ sculpture at the Haifa museum of art.
9 activists from the BDS movement in Spain are scheduled to testify in a Valencia court on Monday accused among other charges of inciting hatred.
The BBC reported Saturday that 95 year old former Nazi guard, Jakiv Palij, has passed away in Germany. Palij was the last known Nazi in the United States to be stripped of his American citizenship and deported.
11. Bye, Bye Nas Daily!
The Israeli - Palestinian video blogger, named Nuseir Yassin, or Nas, finishes his 1,000 day global challenge.
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "acharon" which means "last"
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