ZION NEWS

1. Eritrean murder suspect caught
   Tesbarhan Tesfasion, the primary suspect in the murder of a young girl named Sylvana Tsegai has finally been found after a 2 day manhunt. The search ended last night when a member of the public identified him from photos in the media and immediately alerted the police.
2. Strengthening relations in the Muslim world

Following Chadian president Deby’s historic visit to Israel earlier this week, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has now announced plans to return the courtesy by flying to the African nation of chad “within the coming weeks.”
3. Israel and Chad eye stronger relations

Mk Dr. Avraham Neguise, Chairman of the Caucus for African-Israel Relations speaking at ILTV Studio about the ongoing efforts to build ties with African and Arab nations.
4. U.N. expresses solidarity with the Palestinians
Beginning Wednesday Nov. 28, the United Nations is now observing the 40th annual international day of solidarity with the Palestinian people, but unlike what the title may suggest, the occasion actually marks the adoption of resolution 181 in 1947 calling for a partition of the land into two states.

1. Customized sports videos via A.I. platform
   Daniel Shichman, Co-Founder & CEO of WSC Sports speaking at ILTV Studio about the WSC sportscompany that automatically creates videos catered to you, in real time.
2. From instrument of death to symbol of light
   Originally rising to fame with his “rockets to roses” project, Israeli artist, blacksmith, and educator, Yaron Bob is now making headlines again with a very new line of works and just in time for the holiday season.  
   7. Israeli Netflix users get less bang for their buck
   Media company Netflix has exploded worldwide with their amazing range of title across nearly all genres and languages but a new report has found that in Netflix’s eyes, not all customers are the same and ILTV’s Doriel Mizrachi is here now to tell us where Israel stands.
3. 9,000 year old mask found near Hebron
   in a jaw-dropping discovery, a rare 9,000 year old stone mask has just been unearthed in the hills of Hebron  in the southern West Bank and dating back to the cultures of the Neolithic or new stone age period, the mask is one of just 15 others like it in the world.
   9. ILTV’S weekly top five
   And now, of course it’s time for this week’s top five with ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh with United States businesses with Israeli business heads.
   10. Hebrew word Of The Day: KADUR-AF | כדורעף= VOLLEYBALL

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "kadur-af" which means "volleyball"

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1. Stun-grenade thrown at police station in Jaljulia
   Two incidents in the West Bank last night have now aroused the attention of Israeli police and security forces after stones were thrown at an Israeli car on route 90 and a stun grenade was thrown at police.
2. Palestinian reconciliation ‘very close’

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about Hamas who has now allegedly greed to PA President Abbas' terms for Palestinian reconciliation.
3. Delay in Haredi conscription law vote impossible

It seems that fires within the government keep popping up faster than they can be put out as attorney general Avichai Mandelblit has now made clear that there is no way the courts will approve another extension for voting on the Haredi conscription bill.

1. IDF & Hamas investigate botched Gaza operation
   IDF officials have just reported the opening of two independent probes into the botched Gaza op that led to a massive flare-up in violence with Hamas earlier this month.  Israeli operatives were discovered in the southern Gaza strip on November 11, in a mission that ended with the death of an Israeli lt. Col.
2. U.S. pledges to put pressure on I.A.E.A.
   The White House is reportedly now trying to increase pressure on the international atomic energy agency following Israeli complaints that the United Nations atomic watchdog wasn’t taking it’s intelligence on Iran seriously.
   6. Global Anti-Semitism on the rise
   Global antisemitism is seemingly on the rise again, now as several recent incidents and poll results shed more light on an ugly truth.  
3. Ocasio Cortez under fire again
   Newly elected representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, is again drawing ire from right-wing and conservative circles this week after supposedly likening the crisis on the U.S. Mexico border and the incoming migrant caravan to Jewish refugees who were turned away during WWII.
4. Learning with emotion
   Bar Shabtay, Founder of Emotion and Shir Dahan, Founder of Emotion speaking at ILTV Studio about the new system that helps people learn faical expression interactively by bringing emojis to real life in a dynamic and really creative way.
5. First 6 women ever to serve on new naval ship
   Although there has been continuous debate regarding women joining combat units in the military, the debate hasn’t stopped ladies in the IDF from making history.  It’s now been revealed that 6 female recruits will serve on the navy’s new missile ship as soon as it’s ready.
6. 3D-printed vegan steak & fries?
   no matter what your perspective meat and the meat industry poses a large problem to our society and an Israeli startup, Jet Eat, claims it has solved just about all those problems by creating 3d printed steaks and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi is here to tell us all about it.
7. Rare first-temple period stone found in Jerusalem
   A very rare and tiny biblical stone has just been discovered near the Western wall by a volunteer at the city of David sifting project. The stone has since been identified as a ‘Beka’ stone weight and it’s one of only a handful of similar stones to have ever been unearthed.
8. Hebrew word Of The Day: REGESH | רגש= EMOTION

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Regesh" which means "Emotion"

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1. IDF to demolish home of Ari Fuld’s murderer
   The IDF has now announced they will demolish the home of the terrorist that murdered Ari Fuld on September 16th. Ari Fuld, a pro-Israel advocate, and longtime freelance correspondent at ILTV left behind a wife and four children when he was stabbed to death by 17 year old Khalil Yusef Ali Jabarin, near a supermarket in Gush Etzion.
2.  A limit to tolerance for speech

Davidi Hermelin, President of The Int’l Center For Public Diplomacy In Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about joint Arab-list MK Hanin Zoabi that slammed for support for terrorist in the wake of yesterday's car-ramming attack in the West Bank.
3. Protests along Gaza border continue

Monday evening protests along the Gaza Israel border continued this week with three Palestinians reportedly getting injured by Israeli gunfire in response to the violence exhibited by the protesters.

1. Two teenage girls found dead on Monday
   As if to prove the point, on the day just after the world marked international elimination of violence against women’s day, two teenage girls were found murdered here in Israel. ILTV’S correspondent Joy Gavillon is here to tell us more.
2. Israeli police arrest 32 in Jerusalem overnight
   Israeli police conducted dozens of arrests Sunday night in east Jerusalem of Palestinian authority civilian and security officials who are suspected of illegal operations in Israel.
3. White House cuts Usaid in West Bank; Gaza
   In yet another blow to PA United States relations,  Usaid, the United States agency for international development will reportedly be cutting it’s staff in the West Bank and Gaza by up to 60%.
4. Measles outbreak spreading again
   The number of documented measles cases has increased again from 34 in 2017 to about 2,000 now, so far this year and hearing of this latest victim will boil your blood. The epidemic started in March, and has been rapidly growing since then and here in the studio with the details is ILTV’S correspondent Doriel Mizrachi.
5. European Rabbis enter into deal with rabbinate
   The conference of European rabbis entered into an agreement with Israel’s chief rabbinate regarding the recognition of conversions to Judaism. The rabbinate will acknowledge conversions performed by the members of the coalition of European orthodox rabbis, but in return, any Israeli conversions outside of Israel’s rabbinate will be rejected.
6. Flying is a pain in the neck
   Ben Cohen Gazit, Founder & CEO, Napup Fly and Sigahl Silvera, Global Communications Director, Napup Fly speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli based company that has found a solution to make you feel like you are lying in first class even while in coach.
7. Hebrew word Of The Day: LEHITGAYER| להתגייר= TO CONVERT

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is " LEHITGAYER " which means "TO CONVERT"

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1. West Bank car-ramming leaves 3 soldiers injured
   Three IDF soldiers were hospitalized earlier today when a Palestinian man rammed into the group along the route 60 highway in the West Bank just outside of the Karmei Tzur settlement near Gush Etzion.
2. Indictments recommended against PM in case 1000

Israel’s state prosecutors tax and finance department has just issued its recommendations for indictments against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over allegations of corruption in case 1000, if not 2000 as well.

1. Security cabinet operating illegally

It turns out that former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman’s resignation a few weeks ago may actually be a bigger issue that it appears. With Lieberman and his party outside the coalition now, the Israeli security cabinet fails to meet the minimum requirements to remain whole.

1. Zeman says there is no two-state solution

Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about the Czech president that met with Israeli counterpart to discuss their countries ongoing and strengthening relations.
5. President of Chad arrives for first-ever visit
As president Zeman continues his tour of the country, Idriss Deby, the president of Chad arrived yesterday to begin his almost secret trip. Deby’s visit was only revealed at the very last minute and it makes him the first sitting president of Chad, a Muslim majority African nation, to come to Israel.

1. Marching to end abuse against women
   Marking the international day for elimination of violence against women, around 2,000 demonstrators gathered in Tel Aviv to march and protest against domestic abuse in Israel. ILTV’S correspondent Joy Gavillon is here to tell us more.
2. Culture loyalty bill delayed over lack of support
   The culture loyalty bill proposed by Culture Minister Miri Regev is being delayed now, afterthe head of the Kulanu party gave free reign to his party members to vote as they please and the Kulanu party is a key remaining member of the coalition, which currently holds the government together with a slim 61 to 59 seat majority in the Knesset.   
   8. Haredi Rabbi boycotts El-Al

Following the El Al-flight 002, Rabbi Sholom Ber Sorotzkin, a well-known ultra-orthodox leader has just declared a boycott against the Israeli airline and Sorotzkin, who heads the Ateret Shlomo network of more than 40 religious education institutions says the boycott will only end with El Al’s willingness to apologize for the incident.
9. BDS activists falls in love with Israeli soldier
In a very moving tale, a former BDS activists, who studied at Yale University, has fallen in love with an Israeli soldier and what’s possibly more surprising is that their relationship started as a virtual one on tumbler over there shared adoration for the band one direction and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi is here to tell us all about it.

1. Maj. Gen. Kochavi confirmed as new chief of staff
   Israel’s Security Cabinet has officially confirmed yesterday that Major General Aviv Kochavi will now be the 22nd chief of staff in the IDF.
2. Hebrew word Of The Day:ALIMUT | אלימות= VIOLENCE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "alimut" which means "vioelnce"

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1. Opposition threatens vote of no-confidence
   Czech president is scheduled to begin his visit in Israel today, where he and Prime Minister Netanyahu are expected to inaugurate a new Czech cultural center in Jerusalem.
2. Israel’s government in crisis

Davidi Hermelin, President Of The Int’l Center For Public Diplomacy In Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the coalition's troubles.
3. IDF raids Palestinian wedding

In a rare move, Golani brigade soldiers raided a Palestinian wedding in Hebron, in the West Bank on Friday and according to army radio, the purpose of this raid was to search for illegal weapons.

1. ISIS seizes weapons from Iran en route to Hamas

A weapons shipment coming from Iran for Hamas in Gaza has just been seized in the Sinai by the Islamic state affiliated terror group in Egypt and according to a security source in Kuwait, it’s also the largest shipment ever seized by ISIS.

1. Hamas searches for elite IDF unit
   The Gaza terror group is now publicly searching for information on the IDF unit that was operating covertly in Khan Younis earlier this month. The discovery of this unit on November 11th in the middle of an alleged intel gathering mission resulted in multiple deaths.
2. Class action lawsuit filed against Airbnb
   Israeli settlers have now officially responded to the recent Airbnb ban on listings in the West Bank with a class action lawsuit and according to the suit filed Thursday, Airbnb’s restrictions against the roughly 200 Jewish settlement listings amounts to “extreme and offensive discrimination.”
   7. ‘Am Yisrael Chai’
   Shmuel Sackett, Founder Of ‘Am Yisrael Chai’ Foundation speaking at ILTV Studio about the non-profit organization that helps different people and projects all over Israel across many different fields.
   8. Heavy rains over the weekend cause flash floods
   The climate is on everyone’s mind, after a weekend of heavy storms left many parts of the country inaccessible or dramatically flooded.
3. $7 billion gas pipeline deal reached
   Israel has finally reportedly closed a deal with Greece, Italy, and Cyprus to supply natural gas to Europe through a 2,000 kilometer Mediterranean pipeline and the construction is set to take 5 years to complete at an estimated cost of about 7-8 billion dollars.
4. Innovation is the name of the game
   A new social startup based in Tel Aviv that innovates learning through games has just made it’s mark and believe me you won’t want to miss out on the details and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi is here to tell us all about it.
5. The truth about Sodom & Gomorrah
   According to biblical accounts, in punishment for their wickedness, the lord rained down burning sulfur over the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah destroying the cities, their people and everything around them, right down to the vegetation of the land. New archaeological evidence shows that not only may the cities have actually existed, we may also now know the truth about how they disappeared.
   12. Hebrew word Of The Day: KABAY | כבאי= FIREMAN

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "kabay" which means "fireman"

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Opposition threatens vote of no-confidence

Czech president is scheduled to begin his visit in Israel today, where he and Prime Minister Netanyahu are expected to inaugurate a new Czech cultural center in Jerusalem.

Israel’s government in crisis

Davidi Hermelin, President Of The Int’l Center For Public Diplomacy In Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the coalition's troubles.

3. IDF raids Palestinian wedding

In a rare move, Golani brigade soldiers raided a Palestinian wedding in Hebron, in the West Bank on Friday and according to army radio, the purpose of this raid was to search for illegal weapons.

ISIS seizes weapons from Iran en route to Hamas

A weapons shipment coming from Iran for Hamas in Gaza has just been seized in the Sinai by the Islamic state affiliated terror group in Egypt and according to a security source in Kuwait, it’s also the largest shipment ever seized by ISIS.

Hamas searches for elite IDF unit

The Gaza terror group is now publicly searching for information on the IDF unit that was operating covertly in Khan Younis earlier this month. The discovery of this unit on November 11th in the middle of an alleged intel gathering mission resulted in multiple deaths.

Class action lawsuit filed against Airbnb

Israeli settlers have now officially responded to the recent Airbnb ban on listings in the West Bank with a class action lawsuit and according to the suit filed Thursday, Airbnb’s restrictions against the roughly 200 Jewish settlement listings amounts to “extreme and offensive discrimination.”

7. ‘Am Yisrael Chai’

Shmuel Sackett, Founder Of ‘Am Yisrael Chai’ Foundation speaking at ILTV Studio about the non-profit organization that helps different people and projects all over Israel across many different fields.

8. Heavy rains over the weekend cause flash floods

The climate is on everyone’s mind, after a weekend of heavy storms left many parts of the country inaccessible or dramatically flooded.

$7 billion gas pipeline deal reached

Israel has finally reportedly closed a deal with Greece, Italy, and Cyprus to supply natural gas to Europe through a 2,000 kilometer Mediterranean pipeline and the construction is set to take 5 years to complete at an estimated cost of about 7-8 billion dollars.

Innovation is the name of the game

A new social startup based in Tel Aviv that innovates learning through games has just made it’s mark and believe me you won’t want to miss out on the details and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi is here to tell us all about it.

The truth about Sodom & Gomorrah

According to biblical accounts, in punishment for their wickedness, the lord rained down burning sulfur over the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah destroying the cities, their people and everything around them, right down to the vegetation of the land. New archaeological evidence shows that not only may the cities have actually existed, we may also now know the truth about how they disappeared.

12. Hebrew word Of The Day: KABAY | כבאי= FIREMAN

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "kabay" which means "fireman"

1. Police recommend indicting interior minister
   Police have again recommended that Interior Minister Aryeh Deri be indicted on multiple counts of fraud, perjury, tax evasion, money laundering, and breach of trust. Bank accounts related to Deri and his family have been allegedly connected to millions of shekels in unreported income from a still-unnamed businessman.
2. Revenge of ‘the Azaria effect’

Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about Bennett saying soldiers are too afraid of lawsuits to properly act in the field.
3. Airbnb removes Israeli West Bank listings

International home-renting company Airbnb Inc, is making waves today, after announcing Monday that it would remove listings put up in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

1. Israel marks world children’s day
   Today is world children’s day, and on behalf of Israel, public security minister Gilad Erdan announced that his ministry will be launching a brand new bureau dedicated to protecting children from online harassment.
2. Israel sides with E.U.; against U.S. at the U.N.
   Israel has just sided against the United States at the United Nations regarding a non-binding sexual harassment resolution. France and the Netherlands led the negotiations over the draft resolution in response to the growing global #me-too movement and the language of the resolution helps battle sexual harassment.
3. UNESCO & WJC join forces against antisemitism

Israel and the United States in 2017 pulled out of UNESC and earlier this year, Prime Minister Netanyahu declined an invitation from UNESCO to attend their conference on antisemitism. Well it seems the world body is making great efforts to do just that as it’s just launched a website dedicated to fighting holocaust denial and antisemitism.
7. Measles reach Haredim in Hackney
In Israel doctors and health officials both are urgently demanding that parents vaccinate their children; and especially within the Ultra Orthodox communities which are suffering from higher rates of infection. The issue has spread to the UK, where Jewish doctors in British Haredi communities are calling on ultra-orthodox families to get inoculated for measles.

1. Israeli company creates the accordion pill
   Nadav Navon, Chief Operating Officer At Intec Pharma speaking at ILTV Studio about the ill that unfolds once it reaches the stomach, preventing entrance to the intestine.
2. Israeli T.V. comedy wins Int’l Emmy award
   Israeli TV shows have been making lots of noise lately and now the critically acclaimed show, ‘Nabsu’ has added to the chatter, having just won an international Emmy Award. The show focuses on an interracial family in which Gili, an Israeli man of Ethiopian descent and Tamar, an Israeli Ashkenazi woman are married.
3. A cure for brain tumors?
   Researchers from Hebrew University shared their results recently regarding a new glioblastoma treatment with the potential to improve and extend patients' lives. It could be groundbreaking achievement for cancer treatments and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi joins us now with the details.
4. Macy’s thanksgiving parade balloons not coming
   Just days ago, the diaspora affairs ministry in Israel announced that the balloons from this year’s world-famous Macy’s thanksgiving day parade, will be coming afterwards to Jerusalem for the upcoming Hanukkah parade, but speaking to the Jerusalem post on Monday, Macy’s reported that in fact, nothing could be further from the truth.
   11. Hebrew word Of The Day: LENATZEAH | לנצח= TO WIN
   Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lenatzeah" which means "to win"

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Police recommend indicting interior minister

Police have again recommended that Interior Minister Aryeh Deri be indicted on multiple counts of fraud, perjury, tax evasion, money laundering, and breach of trust. Bank accounts related to Deri and his family have been allegedly connected to millions of shekels in unreported income from a still-unnamed businessman.

Revenge of ‘the Azaria effect’

Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about Bennett saying soldiers are too afraid of lawsuits to properly act in the field.

3. Airbnb removes Israeli West Bank listings

International home-renting company Airbnb Inc, is making waves today, after announcing Monday that it would remove listings put up in Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Israel marks world children’s day

Today is world children’s day, and on behalf of Israel, public security minister Gilad Erdan announced that his ministry will be launching a brand new bureau dedicated to protecting children from online harassment.

Israel sides with E.U.; against U.S. at the U.N.

Israel has just sided against the United States at the United Nations regarding a non-binding sexual harassment resolution. France and the Netherlands led the negotiations over the draft resolution in response to the growing global #me-too movement and the language of the resolution helps battle sexual harassment.

UNESCO & WJC join forces against antisemitism

Israel and the United States in 2017 pulled out of UNESC and earlier this year, Prime Minister Netanyahu declined an invitation from UNESCO to attend their conference on antisemitism. Well it seems the world body is making great efforts to do just that as it’s just launched a website dedicated to fighting holocaust denial and antisemitism.

7. Measles reach Haredim in Hackney

In Israel doctors and health officials both are urgently demanding that parents vaccinate their children; and especially within the Ultra Orthodox communities which are suffering from higher rates of infection. The issue has spread to the UK, where Jewish doctors in British Haredi communities are calling on ultra-orthodox families to get inoculated for measles.

Israeli company creates the accordion pill

Nadav Navon, Chief Operating Officer At Intec Pharma speaking at ILTV Studio about the ill that unfolds once it reaches the stomach, preventing entrance to the intestine.

Israeli T.V. comedy wins Int’l Emmy award

Israeli TV shows have been making lots of noise lately and now the critically acclaimed show, ‘Nabsu’ has added to the chatter, having just won an international Emmy Award. The show focuses on an interracial family in which Gili, an Israeli man of Ethiopian descent and Tamar, an Israeli Ashkenazi woman are married.

A cure for brain tumors?

Researchers from Hebrew University shared their results recently regarding a new glioblastoma treatment with the potential to improve and extend patients' lives. It could be groundbreaking achievement for cancer treatments and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi joins us now with the details.

Macy’s thanksgiving parade balloons not coming

Just days ago, the diaspora affairs ministry in Israel announced that the balloons from this year’s world-famous Macy’s thanksgiving day parade, will be coming afterwards to Jerusalem for the upcoming Hanukkah parade, but speaking to the Jerusalem post on Monday, Macy’s reported that in fact, nothing could be further from the truth.

11. Hebrew word Of The Day: LENATZEAH | לנצח= TO WIN

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lenatzeah" which means "to win"

1. Coalition crisis averted, for now
   Continuing concerns that the ruling government will collapse and fall back to early national elections were partially assuaged this morning after Habayit-Hayehudi party leaders Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked announced that they will not be leaving the coalition.
2. Likud-led coalition to remain intact

Davidi Hermelin, President of the Int’l Center for Public Diplomacy in Israel speaking at ILTV Studio with deeper analysis on the narrowly averted crisis in the coalition.
3. Sharp ‘across-the-board’ budget cuts approved

Despite internal coalition troubles, the cabinet ministers today were still capable of agreeing to a string of massive budget cut across the board, in order to pay for wage and pension increases for non-military security personnel and the cabinet approved a 1.35% cut from each ministry over the next twenty years.

1. Will coalition instability delay U.S. peace plan?

Over the past 2 years, a trump white house team, specifically led by white house aide Jared Kushner and middle east peace envoy Jason Greenblatt has worked on a Middle East peace plan that they hope will get both Israeli participation and Arab world support.

1. Two Argentinians arrested for ties to Hezbollah
   Two Argentinian citizens were arrested for suspected ties with Lebanon’s Hezbollah terror group last Thursday. And this happened just days ahead of the 13th G-20 summit that is set to take place in Buenos Aires at the end of the month. ILTV’S correspondent Joy Gavillon is here with the details.
2. BDS activist arrested for tirade on air-India
   Prominent international human rights attorney and BDS activist Simone O’broin is in hot water this week but not with Israel. O’broin is embroiled in a conflict with air-India now after a video of her drunkenly threatening the airline and its staff went viral online.
3. EL-al diverts flight to Athens due to Shabbat
   It seems Air India wasn’t the only airline to have trouble with unruly passengers recently, as El Al airlines said this weekend that it intends to file an official complaint against Jewish passengers aboard flight #002 from NYC to Tel Aviv last week after they allegedly became violent with the flight crew.
4. Living the nomad life
   Raul Cabrera, Documentary Director speaking at ILTV Studio about how he has been traveling, directing and filming in over 86 different countries.
5. Ministers advance vaccination law
   Israeli Ministers advanced a bill that would give Israeli authorities the power to ban any child, parent, teacher or person who has not been vaccinated against specific diseases from all educational frameworks. The ban would be applied to all schools, from kindergartens through universities.
   10. Thousands swabbed to find donor for Roni Cohen
   In August a young woman was diagnosed with Leukemia just two months before her wedding day. A grass-roots effort began in order to help find a rare bone marrow match for the bride-to-be and now, Roni Cohen reportedly received her life-saving transplant from her brother and is now recovering well.
   11. Hippo homeowners insurance
   Israeli-founded Insur-Tech startup, Hippo, uses modern technology to provide proactive and comprehensive homeowners insurance and the California based company has now been reaching out to its clients in northern California who have been affected by the ongoing devastating wildfires and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi joins us now to tell us why.
   12. Hebrew word Of The Day: BITUAH | ביטוח= INSURANCE
   Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "bituah" which means "insurance"

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Coalition crisis averted, for now

Continuing concerns that the ruling government will collapse and fall back to early national elections were partially assuaged this morning after Habayit-Hayehudi party leaders Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked announced that they will not be leaving the coalition.

Likud-led coalition to remain intact

Davidi Hermelin, President of the Int’l Center for Public Diplomacy in Israel speaking at ILTV Studio with deeper analysis on the narrowly averted crisis in the coalition.

3. Sharp ‘across-the-board’ budget cuts approved

Despite internal coalition troubles, the cabinet ministers today were still capable of agreeing to a string of massive budget cut across the board, in order to pay for wage and pension increases for non-military security personnel and the cabinet approved a 1.35% cut from each ministry over the next twenty years.

Will coalition instability delay U.S. peace plan?

Over the past 2 years, a trump white house team, specifically led by white house aide Jared Kushner and middle east peace envoy Jason Greenblatt has worked on a Middle East peace plan that they hope will get both Israeli participation and Arab world support.

Two Argentinians arrested for ties to Hezbollah

Two Argentinian citizens were arrested for suspected ties with Lebanon’s Hezbollah terror group last Thursday. And this happened just days ahead of the 13th G-20 summit that is set to take place in Buenos Aires at the end of the month. ILTV’S correspondent Joy Gavillon is here with the details.

BDS activist arrested for tirade on air-India

Prominent international human rights attorney and BDS activist Simone O’broin is in hot water this week but not with Israel. O’broin is embroiled in a conflict with air-India now after a video of her drunkenly threatening the airline and its staff went viral online.

EL-al diverts flight to Athens due to Shabbat

It seems Air India wasn’t the only airline to have trouble with unruly passengers recently, as El Al airlines said this weekend that it intends to file an official complaint against Jewish passengers aboard flight #002 from NYC to Tel Aviv last week after they allegedly became violent with the flight crew.

Living the nomad life

Raul Cabrera, Documentary Director speaking at ILTV Studio about how he has been traveling, directing and filming in over 86 different countries.

Ministers advance vaccination law

Israeli Ministers advanced a bill that would give Israeli authorities the power to ban any child, parent, teacher or person who has not been vaccinated against specific diseases from all educational frameworks. The ban would be applied to all schools, from kindergartens through universities.

10. Thousands swabbed to find donor for Roni Cohen

In August a young woman was diagnosed with Leukemia just two months before her wedding day. A grass-roots effort began in order to help find a rare bone marrow match for the bride-to-be and now, Roni Cohen reportedly received her life-saving transplant from her brother and is now recovering well.

11. Hippo homeowners insurance

Israeli-founded Insur-Tech startup, Hippo, uses modern technology to provide proactive and comprehensive homeowners insurance and the California based company has now been reaching out to its clients in northern California who have been affected by the ongoing devastating wildfires and ILTV’S Doriel Mizrachi joins us now to tell us why.

12. Hebrew word Of The Day: BITUAH | ביטוח= INSURANCE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "bituah" which means "insurance"