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1. 7 terrorists killed after infiltrating Gaza border
   The 19 year old Palestinian terrorist who carried out a stabbing attack in the West Bank on Thursday has been arrested. According to the IDF, an army reservist and an Israeli civilian were wounded on Thursday outside an IDF base in the West Bank when the attacker ran at soldiers with a knife.
2. The future of the P.A. in jeopardy
   Ran Bar-Yoshafat, Attorney, Public Diplomacy Expert & Lecturer speaking at ILTV Studio about the continuously dissolving relations between Hamas in Gaza and the PA in Ramallah.
   3. Israel-Syria border crossing reopens

In yet another sign of some sort normalcy returning to Syria, the main border crossing between Israel and Syria, the Quneitra crossing is now set to reopen Monday. The pass was closed four years ago due to the violence of Syria's brutal and ongoing Civil War.
4. B’tselem NGO invited to U.N. Security Council
Moving on, Israeli envoy to the United Nations Danny Danon, took time this weekend to blast NGO B’tselem and their leader Hagai El-Ad, just prior to El-Ad’s scheduled address at the United Nations Security Council.

1. Lara Alqasem to be deported
   In an update from last week, it seems that University of Florida student Lara Alqasem lost her appeal with the Israeli courts on Friday and will be deported back to the United States.
2. Trump tariffs kick into effect

Eli Tilson, Owner & CEO, Pancho Real Estate speaking at ILTV Studio about the United States-Israel relations with the effects of U.S. President Trump's tariffs.
7. Stricter rules unveiled for electric bikers
As the number of accidents involving electric bicycles and scooters rise, the implementation of new restrictions on their use is becoming a lot stricter or at least that’s what the ministry of transportation is planning.

1. Forbes top 50 European women in tech
   It seems that almost every week, some brilliantly talented Israeli fashion designer is making headlines in the international arena, and this week is no different. Israeli fashion designer, Danit Peleg, has just made Forbes list of Europe’s top 50 women in Techn and ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh joins me here with the details.
2. Kanye West pushes for new ‘Iplane-One’

Rapper Kanye West made headlines again last week after making another visit to the Trump White House. West held out his phone to show Trump a picture of a hydrogen powered plane that he claims should replace air force one. The ‘Iplane’ idea that West was just a concept created by Israeli designer, Shabtai Hirshberg.

1. Israeli film day approaches
   Guess what Cinephiles Israeli Film is again turning some influential heads just as Israeli film day is finally coming up as well.  So get ready for an incredible lineup and some amazing deals. ILTV’S Yael Shir has the story.
2. Hebrew word Of The Day: KONDITUR | קונדיטור = PASTRY CHEF

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "konditur" which means "pasty chef"

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7 terrorists killed after infiltrating Gaza border

The 19 year old Palestinian terrorist who carried out a stabbing attack in the West Bank on Thursday has been arrested. According to the IDF, an army reservist and an Israeli civilian were wounded on Thursday outside an IDF base in the West Bank when the attacker ran at soldiers with a knife.

The future of the P.A. in jeopardy

Ran Bar-Yoshafat, Attorney, Public Diplomacy Expert & Lecturer speaking at ILTV Studio about the continuously dissolving relations between Hamas in Gaza and the PA in Ramallah.

3. Israel-Syria border crossing reopens

In yet another sign of some sort normalcy returning to Syria, the main border crossing between Israel and Syria, the Quneitra crossing is now set to reopen Monday. The pass was closed four years ago due to the violence of Syria's brutal and ongoing Civil War.

4. B’tselem NGO invited to U.N. Security Council

Moving on, Israeli envoy to the United Nations Danny Danon, took time this weekend to blast NGO B’tselem and their leader Hagai El-Ad, just prior to El-Ad’s scheduled address at the United Nations Security Council.

Lara Alqasem to be deported

In an update from last week, it seems that University of Florida student Lara Alqasem lost her appeal with the Israeli courts on Friday and will be deported back to the United States.

Trump tariffs kick into effect

Eli Tilson, Owner & CEO, Pancho Real Estate speaking at ILTV Studio about the United States-Israel relations with the effects of U.S. President Trump's tariffs.

7. Stricter rules unveiled for electric bikers

As the number of accidents involving electric bicycles and scooters rise, the implementation of new restrictions on their use is becoming a lot stricter or at least that’s what the ministry of transportation is planning.

Forbes top 50 European women in tech

It seems that almost every week, some brilliantly talented Israeli fashion designer is making headlines in the international arena, and this week is no different. Israeli fashion designer, Danit Peleg, has just made Forbes list of Europe’s top 50 women in Techn and ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh joins me here with the details.

Kanye West pushes for new ‘Iplane-One’

Rapper Kanye West made headlines again last week after making another visit to the Trump White House. West held out his phone to show Trump a picture of a hydrogen powered plane that he claims should replace air force one. The ‘Iplane’ idea that West was just a concept created by Israeli designer, Shabtai Hirshberg.

Israeli film day approaches

Guess what Cinephiles Israeli Film is again turning some influential heads just as Israeli film day is finally coming up as well.  So get ready for an incredible lineup and some amazing deals. ILTV’S Yael Shir has the story.

Hebrew word Of The Day: KONDITUR | קונדיטור = PASTRY CHEF

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "konditur" which means "pasty chef"

1. Stabbing attack in northern West Bank
   In breaking news, IDF troops are now searching for an escaped terrorist after a stabbing attack outside an Israeli army base near the Itamar settlement in the northern West Bank.
2. Erdan nominates Ari Fuld Z”L for medal of valor
   Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan has just announced that he wants to award Ari Fuld, a posthumous medal of valor for his actions following a terror attack at a shopping center.
3. False alarm sounds near Gaza border

Red alert sirens sounded across the Gaza border area this morning in the Shaar Hanegev regional council, Sdot Negev regional council, and Netivot. The iron dome missile defense battery launched at 10:07 am in response and residents of the south report hearing an explosion or two around that same time.

1. Plo offices in Washington D.C. close
   Davidi Hermelin, President, International Center for Public Diplomacy, Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the Palestinian authority that stands accused of supporting terrorism.
2. Russia-Israel relationship Normalising?
   Following the accidental downing of the Russian plane on September 17th, for which Russia continues to blame Israel, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Akimov in Jerusalem is stating that Russian Israel-relations are back to normal but that may not exactly be the case.
3. P.M. Netanyahu criticizes Turkish president Erdogan
   It turns out that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has some sharp criticisms regarding his Turkish contemporary, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as reports show that Netanyahu shared his pessimism about Turkey with Greek and Cypriot leaders last month.
   7. Israeli women protest all-male Merkel meeting
   German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with Israeli entrepreneurs and businessmen last week as part of her meetings in Israel with her and her delegation’s Israeli counterparts but something was amiss at the conference, prompting Israeli women in the field of high-tech to hold a protest rally last night.  ILTV’S Yael Shir has more on the story.
   8. A mixed-media masterpiece
   Adina Even-Zohar, Singer speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli singer and animator collaborates to create award winning clip.
4. Measles outbreaks skyrocket in 2018
   The Israeli Ministry of Health has just issued warnings over an outbreak in the measles disease. In fact data shows that the number of documented cases has increased from 34 in 2017 to 623 so far this year. The epidemic started in March, and has been rapidly growing since then.
5. Top 5 of the week
   Now we turn to ILTV's Emanuelle Kadosh for this week's top five with Israeli designers that celebrities adore.
6. Hebrew word Of The Day: LEHARITZ | לְהַעֲרִיץ = TO ADMIRE

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

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stabbing attack in northern West Bank

In breaking news, IDF troops are now searching for an escaped terrorist after a stabbing attack outside an Israeli army base near the Itamar settlement in the northern West Bank.

Erdan nominates Ari Fuld Z”L for medal of valor

Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan has just announced that he wants to award Ari Fuld, a posthumous medal of valor for his actions following a terror attack at a shopping center.

False alarm sounds near Gaza border

Red alert sirens sounded across the Gaza border area this morning in the Shaar Hanegev regional council, Sdot Negev regional council, and Netivot. The iron dome missile defense battery launched at 10:07 am in response and residents of the south report hearing an explosion or two around that same time.

Plo offices in Washington D.C. close

Davidi Hermelin, President, International Center for Public Diplomacy, Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the Palestinian authority that stands accused of supporting terrorism.

Russia-Israel relationship Normalising?

Following the accidental downing of the Russian plane on September 17th, for which Russia continues to blame Israel, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Akimov in Jerusalem is stating that Russian Israel-relations are back to normal but that may not exactly be the case.

P.M. Netanyahu criticizes Turkish president Erdogan

It turns out that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has some sharp criticisms regarding his Turkish contemporary, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as reports show that Netanyahu shared his pessimism about Turkey with Greek and Cypriot leaders last month.

7. Israeli women protest all-male Merkel meeting

German Chancellor Angela Merkel met with Israeli entrepreneurs and businessmen last week as part of her meetings in Israel with her and her delegation’s Israeli counterparts but something was amiss at the conference, prompting Israeli women in the field of high-tech to hold a protest rally last night.  ILTV’S Yael Shir has more on the story.

8. A mixed-media masterpiece

Adina Even-Zohar, Singer speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli singer and animator collaborates to create award winning clip.

Measles outbreaks skyrocket in 2018

The Israeli Ministry of Health has just issued warnings over an outbreak in the measles disease. In fact data shows that the number of documented cases has increased from 34 in 2017 to 623 so far this year. The epidemic started in March, and has been rapidly growing since then.

Top 5 of the week

Now we turn to ILTV's Emanuelle Kadosh for this week's top five with Israeli designers that celebrities adore.

Hebrew word Of The Day: LEHARITZ | לְהַעֲרִיץ = TO ADMIRE

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

1. Nikki Haley resigns as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.
   U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, announced her resignation yesterday, stating that she will be leaving by the end of the year, at the oval office on Tuesday, Trump praised Haley for her accomplishments, saying he would welcome her back to the White House at any time in the future.
2. Hunt for Barkan terrorist escalating
   It’s now the fourth day since the man-hunt for the Barkan terrorist was initiated and in a meeting with the elite Duvdevan unit, Defense Minister, Avigdor Liberman asserted that the terrorist, Ashraf Walid Na’alowa, will soon be captured.
3. Hamas’ “night confusion unit” escalates activities

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about the new unit of Hamas that is trained and designed to harass Israel during the night and have now accelerated its efforts.

1. Airport detention of Lara Alqasem continues
   Lara Alqasem, the U.S. student who has been denied entry into Israel as a result of her support of the B.D.S. movement, has decided to stay and personally fight the ban in court. Immigration authority spokeswoman, Sabine Haddad, emphasized that Alqasem is not under arrest, but has just been refused entry.
2. Poll says Likud is still frontrunner in elections
   With both the Jewish conversion laws and Haredi military conscription laws on the backburner many in the government are watching to see if the coalition will call for early elections.
3. Israeli teen wins gold in youth summer Olympics
   Israel has already achieved two medals at the  youth Olympic games in Buenos Aires, 15-year-old Israeli swimmer, Anastasiya Gorbenko, has won the gold medal in the women’s 200-meter individual swim competition on Sunday and here with us is ILTV’S Joy Gavillon to tell us more about it, Joy this is great news for Israel.
4. Cabinet approves absorption of 1000 Falash Mura
   The Israeli cabinet has finally approved Prime Minister Netanyahu’s September announcement, to bring Ethiopian Jews from the Falash Mura community to Israel there are still over 8000 Falash Mura Ethiopian Jews living in Ethiopia.
   8. What’s can beat an Israeli designer/model collab?
   What better way to see and show support for one another than by having an Israeli model open a fashion show for an Israeli designer, in New York City, the young Israeli model, Neta Alchimister, just walked her very first runway, wearing none other than “Berta bridal.” ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh is here with the details.
5. 3 Israeli companies land on genius companies list
   Time magazine has just completed its first annual list of genius companies, which it considers to be inventing the future, and three Israeli companies have made the list. The candidates were evaluated based on originality, influence, success, and ambition.
   10. Hebrew word Of The Day: CHADSHANUT | חדשנות = INNOVATIVE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "chadshanut" which means "innovative"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nikki Haley resigns as U.S. ambassador to the U.N.

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., Nikki Haley, announced her resignation yesterday, stating that she will be leaving by the end of the year, at the oval office on Tuesday, Trump praised Haley for her accomplishments, saying he would welcome her back to the White House at any time in the future.

Hunt for Barkan terrorist escalating

It’s now the fourth day since the man-hunt for the Barkan terrorist was initiated and in a meeting with the elite Duvdevan unit, Defense Minister, Avigdor Liberman asserted that the terrorist, Ashraf Walid Na’alowa, will soon be captured.

Hamas’ “night confusion unit” escalates activities

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about the new unit of Hamas that is trained and designed to harass Israel during the night and have now accelerated its efforts.

Airport detention of Lara Alqasem continues

Lara Alqasem, the U.S. student who has been denied entry into Israel as a result of her support of the B.D.S. movement, has decided to stay and personally fight the ban in court. Immigration authority spokeswoman, Sabine Haddad, emphasized that Alqasem is not under arrest, but has just been refused entry.

Poll says Likud is still frontrunner in elections

With both the Jewish conversion laws and Haredi military conscription laws on the backburner many in the government are watching to see if the coalition will call for early elections.

Israeli teen wins gold in youth summer Olympics

Israel has already achieved two medals at the  youth Olympic games in Buenos Aires, 15-year-old Israeli swimmer, Anastasiya Gorbenko, has won the gold medal in the women’s 200-meter individual swim competition on Sunday and here with us is ILTV’S Joy Gavillon to tell us more about it, Joy this is great news for Israel.

Cabinet approves absorption of 1000 Falash Mura

The Israeli cabinet has finally approved Prime Minister Netanyahu’s September announcement, to bring Ethiopian Jews from the Falash Mura community to Israel there are still over 8000 Falash Mura Ethiopian Jews living in Ethiopia.

8. What’s can beat an Israeli designer/model collab?

What better way to see and show support for one another than by having an Israeli model open a fashion show for an Israeli designer, in New York City, the young Israeli model, Neta Alchimister, just walked her very first runway, wearing none other than “Berta bridal.” ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh is here with the details.

3 Israeli companies land on genius companies list

Time magazine has just completed its first annual list of genius companies, which it considers to be inventing the future, and three Israeli companies have made the list. The candidates were evaluated based on originality, influence, success, and ambition.

10. Hebrew word Of The Day: CHADSHANUT | חדשנות = INNOVATIVE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "chadshanut" which means "innovative"

1. Barkan terrorist manhunt continues into 3rd day
   Israeli Security Forces arrested seven Palestinians in the West Bank overnight Tuesday in continued searches for the Barkan industrial zone terrorist. This is now the third day of the manhunt for Ashraf Na’alowa, who is suspected of killing two of his co-workers and injuring a third.
   2. Islamic countries talk relations with Israel
   According to a somewhat surprising report, Muslim countries are apparently reaching out to Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev, asking him how he manages to both foster positive ties with Israel and retain a Muslim identity.
   3. Abbas to create ‘new policies’ on Israel; Gaza; U.S.

Dr. Col. (Ret.) Reuven Berko, Middle East Expert speaking at ILTV Studio about the developing issues between the Palestinian authority, Gaza and Israel.

1. Criminal gang arrested; charged with fraud
   Moving on, Israeli police have just arrested a criminal gang that has been defrauding government authorities in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, as part of a massive credit card scam.   
2. U.N. releases report on global climate change
   A major report compiled by 91 scientists from 40 different countries has just been released and it has concluded that the effects of global climate change may actually have greater consequences than previously thought and in a much shorter time-table. ILTV’S Yael Shir has the details.
   6. Russian Deputy P.M. arrives in Israel today
   Russian Deputy Prime Minister, Maxim Akimov, arrived in Israel today to meet in Jerusalem with leaders of Israel’s start-up and high-tech sectors. The meeting also comes just ahead of the 2018 Israel-Russia business forum and the establishment of the Israel-Russia chamber of commerce.
3. Learn to generating income with ‘project x’
   Robert Shemin, Real Estate Expert And Motivational Speaker speaking at ILTV Studio about training entrepreneurs and real-estate investors with a unique platform.
   8. Kan to lose soccer broadcasting ability?
   Bad news for Israeli soccer fans as disputes between Israel’s Kan public broadcaster and the union of European football associations may end with Kan losing rights altogether to broadcast the 2020 euro games, and the 2022 World Cup.
4. Jerusalem inscription found on 2000 Y.O. stone
   A 2,000 year old stone inscription with the word ‘Jerusalem’ has been found but unlike in previous discoveries,  the Hebrew spelling of ‘Jerusalem’ in this stone is the same way we spell it today making this the oldest evidence of this spelling ever found.
5. Hebrew word Of The Day: AKLEEM | אקלים = CLIMATE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "akleen" which means "climate

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Barkan terrorist manhunt continues into 3rd day

Israeli Security Forces arrested seven Palestinians in the West Bank overnight Tuesday in continued searches for the Barkan industrial zone terrorist. This is now the third day of the manhunt for Ashraf Na’alowa, who is suspected of killing two of his co-workers and injuring a third.

2.Islamic countries talk relations with Israel

According to a somewhat surprising report, Muslim countries are apparently reaching out to Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev, asking him how he manages to both foster positive ties with Israel and retain a Muslim identity.

3. Abbas to create ‘new policies’ on Israel; Gaza; U.S.

Dr. Col. (Ret.) Reuven Berko, Middle East Expert speaking at ILTV Studio about the developing issues between the Palestinian authority, Gaza and Israel.

Criminal gang arrested; charged with fraud

Moving on, Israeli police have just arrested a criminal gang that has been defrauding government authorities in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, as part of a massive credit card scam.   

U.N. releases report on global climate change

A major report compiled by 91 scientists from 40 different countries has just been released and it has concluded that the effects of global climate change may actually have greater consequences than previously thought and in a much shorter time-table. ILTV’S Yael Shir has the details.

6. Russian Deputy P.M. arrives in Israel today

Russian Deputy Prime Minister, Maxim Akimov, arrived in Israel today to meet in Jerusalem with leaders of Israel’s start-up and high-tech sectors. The meeting also comes just ahead of the 2018 Israel-Russia business forum and the establishment of the Israel-Russia chamber of commerce.

Learn to generating income with ‘project x’

Robert Shemin, Real Estate Expert And Motivational Speaker speaking at ILTV Studio about training entrepreneurs and real-estate investors with a unique platform.

8. Kan to lose soccer broadcasting ability?

Bad news for Israeli soccer fans as disputes between Israel’s Kan public broadcaster and the union of European football associations may end with Kan losing rights altogether to broadcast the 2020 euro games, and the 2022 World Cup.

Jerusalem inscription found on 2000 Y.O. stone

A 2,000 year old stone inscription with the word ‘Jerusalem’ has been found but unlike in previous discoveries,  the Hebrew spelling of ‘Jerusalem’ in this stone is the same way we spell it today making this the oldest evidence of this spelling ever found.

Hebrew word Of The Day: AKLEEM | אקלים = CLIMATE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "akleen" which means "climate

1. Victims Kim Yehezkel; Ziv Hajbi laid to rest
   The two victims in yesterday’s execution style terror attack have now been named, as 28 year old Kim Levengrond Yehezkel and Ziv Hajbi. Kim lived in Rishon lezion with her husband and one year old son, and was laid to rest Sunday evening in the Rosh Ha’ayin cemetery.
2. Palestinian k-12 curriculum inciting terrorism
   David Bedein, Director Of Israel Resource News Agency speaking via Skype at ILTV Studio about the study that was looking for any education aimed at peacefully solving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
   3. Fraud trial against Sara Netanyahu begins

The residences affair trial of Sara Netanyahu began yesterday in the Jerusalem magistrate court, with roughly an hour of opening arguments leaving many on all sides with an uneasy feeling. Sara was indicted in June in connection to the affair which alleges that she fraudulently diverted over 100,000 dollars' worth of taxpayer funds towards paying for chefs and prepared food orders at the Prime Minister’s residence.

1. P.A. president threatens to cut funding to Gaza
   Palestinian authority President Mahmoud Abbas is reportedly livid with the fact that foreign aid dollars have been allowed to flow into the Hamas controlled Gaza strip without his permission or support. In response, speaking over the weekend, Abbas said he’s now planning to cut PA funding to Gaza.
2. Lieberman decries E.U. interference in Khan Al-Ahmar
   After eight European governments signed a joint statement at the United Nations calling on Israel to rescind the demolition order on Bedouin West Bank Village Khan Al-Amar, Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman has fired back, sending a letter of his own, decrying the countries’ “flagrant interference in Israel’s sovereign affairs.”
3. Anti-Semitic incidents seem to be spreading
   Yet another disturbing report of Anti-Semitism on college campuses has come up this week with particular attention being drawn again to the University of Michigan. ILTV’S Yael Shir has the story.
4. Spanish journalist charged with manslaughter
   Spanish journalist, Julio De La Guardia has just been charged with manslaughter after running over and killing ultra-orthodox pianist, Chaim Tukachinsky, while under the influence of alcohol. The hit-and-run incident took place last month in Jerusalem.
5. 13 year old Noam Dadon heads to Eurovision Jr.
   Israel’s Netta Barzilai took the music world by storm when finished first at the 2018 Eurovision song competition… and now Israel is looking to secure a second victory at Eurovision Junior. 13 year old, Noam Dadon, is now set to compete against 19 other countries for the win.
   9. Landigo enables buying large items from abroad
   There are a lot of goods that in Israel can be quite expensive. That’s why Israelis make a lot of online purchases. Well an Israeli start-up based in Hod Hasharon called Landigo are making buying large items from overseas much more affordable.
6. Hebrew word Of The Day: MISHLOAH | משלוח = SHIPMENT / DELIVERY

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "mishloah" which means "delivery"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Victims Kim Yehezkel; Ziv Hajbi laid to rest

The two victims in yesterday’s execution style terror attack have now been named, as 28 year old Kim Levengrond Yehezkel and Ziv Hajbi. Kim lived in Rishon lezion with her husband and one year old son, and was laid to rest Sunday evening in the Rosh Ha’ayin cemetery.

Palestinian k-12 curriculum inciting terrorism

David Bedein, Director Of Israel Resource News Agency speaking via Skype at ILTV Studio about the study that was looking for any education aimed at peacefully solving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

3. Fraud trial against Sara Netanyahu begins

The residences affair trial of Sara Netanyahu began yesterday in the Jerusalem magistrate court, with roughly an hour of opening arguments leaving many on all sides with an uneasy feeling. Sara was indicted in June in connection to the affair which alleges that she fraudulently diverted over 100,000 dollars' worth of taxpayer funds towards paying for chefs and prepared food orders at the Prime Minister’s residence.

P.A. president threatens to cut funding to Gaza

Palestinian authority President Mahmoud Abbas is reportedly livid with the fact that foreign aid dollars have been allowed to flow into the Hamas controlled Gaza strip without his permission or support. In response, speaking over the weekend, Abbas said he’s now planning to cut PA funding to Gaza.

Lieberman decries E.U. interference in Khan Al-Ahmar

After eight European governments signed a joint statement at the United Nations calling on Israel to rescind the demolition order on Bedouin West Bank Village Khan Al-Amar, Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman has fired back, sending a letter of his own, decrying the countries’ “flagrant interference in Israel’s sovereign affairs.”

Anti-Semitic incidents seem to be spreading

Yet another disturbing report of Anti-Semitism on college campuses has come up this week with particular attention being drawn again to the University of Michigan. ILTV’S Yael Shir has the story.

Spanish journalist charged with manslaughter

Spanish journalist, Julio De La Guardia has just been charged with manslaughter after running over and killing ultra-orthodox pianist, Chaim Tukachinsky, while under the influence of alcohol. The hit-and-run incident took place last month in Jerusalem.

13 year old Noam Dadon heads to Eurovision Jr.

Israel’s Netta Barzilai took the music world by storm when finished first at the 2018 Eurovision song competition… and now Israel is looking to secure a second victory at Eurovision Junior. 13 year old, Noam Dadon, is now set to compete against 19 other countries for the win.

9. Landigo enables buying large items from abroad

There are a lot of goods that in Israel can be quite expensive. That’s why Israelis make a lot of online purchases. Well an Israeli start-up based in Hod Hasharon called Landigo are making buying large items from overseas much more affordable.

Hebrew word Of The Day: MISHLOAH | משלוח = SHIPMENT / DELIVERY

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "mishloah" which means "delivery"