ZION NEWS

Hamas said to agree to ceasefire deal

Prime Minister Netanyahu has canceled a diplomatic trip to Colombia in order to convene an emergency meeting with Israel’s Security Cabinet. The stakes of this meeting are unusually high, following reports that Hamas has agreed to Egypt’s proposal for a long-term ceasefire deal with Israel. Details of this plan are still under wraps at the moment but it would likely require Israel to ease its blockade of the Gaza strip.

Criticisms continue against nation-state bill

 Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about the nation-state bill and how supporters say 'there's a distinction between the 'state' and the' nation.'

90,000 protest against nation-state bill in TLV

Despite the government’s stance that Israel’s nation-state law does not discriminate against minorities, outrage from those minorities has boiled over into massive protests. Last night tens of thousands of Israelis led by Druze leaders rallied in Tel Aviv to protest the law, one which nearly two million minorities in Israel says downgrades them to second-class citizens.

Team Trump may be preparing to unveil peace plan

There’s been a lot of mystery surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump’s still-unseen outline of a potential Middle East peace plan between Israel and the Palestinians. For a time it wasn’t even clear if that plan would ever be made public, but now it looks like it may finally be coming to light.

A very troubling list

Following the closing of Israel’s ‘channel one’ last year, which was operated by the nation’s broadcasting authority, former employees were absorbed into the public broadcaster’s new channel, ‘Kan’. But before that, members of ‘Kan’s’ management allegedly put together a list of those former employees including controversial comments. A list that was just made public, igniting fierce outrage and speculation of misconduct.

Israel snags its highest-ever credit rating

Hopefully you know the ins and outs of your credit score. But did you know that countries are also evaluated for an overall credit rating, too? An American financial company called ‘standard and poor’ indexes the credit scores of nations all over the world to figure out which ones are most or least likely to pay back its debts. “s and p” just gave Israel it’s best credit rating in the nation’s history.

AI platform, Uhura reads & understands contracts

Djuro Stojanovic, Founder & CEO Of Uhura Solutions speaking at ILTV Studio about "Uhura" solutions that has just developed an incredible new tool that can read and understand contracts, and put it into a language we humans can actually understand.

8. A new ‘bird’ flocks to Israel

A U.S-based scooter-sharing company is about to launch a pilot program for their two-wheelers in Tel Aviv, which means that in the coming weeks, we’re about to see a whole lot more scooter-madness on the streets, sidewalks, and maybe even roads of Israel’s most traffic-congested city.

United announces direct D.C.-Tel Aviv flights

United Airlines has just announced a historic first: direct flights between Washington D.C and the city of Tel Aviv. Believe it or not, this would be the first-ever direct flights by a U.S. Airline from D.C. to Ben Gurion. Pending government approval, the flights are scheduled to begin on May 29th of next year.

Who is America?

The fourth episode of Sacha Baron Cohen’s new T-V series ‘Who is America’ premieres tonight. That means we still don’t know which politicians or celebrities will be apologizing this time tomorrow, but we do know that the series already has one entire county of hard-core fans. That’s right, Israelis are obsessed with the show and of course with Cohen’s portrayal of retired Israeli colonel slash captain slash General Erran Morrad.

Hebrew word Of The Day: KORKINET | קוֹרקִינֶט = SCOOTER

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "korkinet" which means "scooter"

1. Israel: U.S. policy on Iran has not changed
   U.S. President Donald Trump stunned allies and enemies alike yesterday, after he announced that he’d be willing to meet with Iranian leaders with “no preconditions.” He’s just doubled down on that position at a rally in Tampa, and the possibility of a U.S-Iran Summit has left Israeli leaders a bit uneasy, despite American assurances that Trump’s policy on Iran has not changed at all.
2. Is it time to cut ties with Turkey?

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about the Turkish President Erdogan that criticized the U.S. for having a 'Zionist mentality'.

1. Arab-Israeli poet jailed for incitement

Several years ago at the height of the 2015 terror wave in Israel, an Arab-Israeli woman was arrested and charged with inciting violence with her poetry. The prosecution of poet Dareen Tatour quickly became an international incident. And now, following years of litigation, Tatour has just been sentenced to five months in prison, followed by an additional half-year of suspended term.

1. Hebrew op-ed calls for violence against LGBTQ+
   Today, an op-ed published in an Israeli new website called for similar violence against members of Israel’s LGBTQ+ community. In that case, however, there were no arrests nor charges. The article was pulled from the internet following complaints by activists. The news site’s representatives have since apologized and claim that the article was accidentally uploaded.
   5. Druze soldiers resign from IDF in protest
   Even more opponents against the newly-passed nation-state law are emerging. Opponents that include Israel’s President, top members of the Druze community and now a retired Arab-Israeli Supreme Court Judge. ILTV’S Aaron Poris is here with more on these developments.
2. Taking the next step in ‘Green Energy’
   Danny Gimpel, CEO & Founder Of Mada Analytics speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli company that helps to make renewable energy profitable.
   7. Children at play
   The international children’s games are way more than your average fun-and-games and are recognized by the international Olympic committee and pit 1500 boys and girls from 29 head-to-head in events like volleyball, swimming, judo and track-and-field. Well for the first time ever, the games are taking place in the city of Jerusalem
3. Lior Raz cast alongside Ryan Reynolds
   Lior Raz is both the face of and one of the minds behind the hit Israeli series ‘Fauda’. In the show he stars as an Israeli secret agent hunting down terrorists in the occupied Palestinian territories. But for his next role, we might just be seeing Raz playing the bad guy role himself. ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh is here with all the details.
   9. Legos Legos Legos!
   Every week we have another headline involving Lego’s, and today is no exception! In addition to a new Lego park that’s just opened in the city of Holon, you can now catch even more block-sculpture beauty at a new Lego exhibit at the port of Tel Aviv.
4. Hebrew word Of The Day: MESHORER | מְשׁוֹרֵר = POET

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Meshorer" which means "poet"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Israel: U.S. policy on Iran has not changed

U.S. President Donald Trump stunned allies and enemies alike yesterday, after he announced that he’d be willing to meet with Iranian leaders with “no preconditions.” He’s just doubled down on that position at a rally in Tampa, and the possibility of a U.S-Iran Summit has left Israeli leaders a bit uneasy, despite American assurances that Trump’s policy on Iran has not changed at all.

Is it time to cut ties with Turkey?

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about the Turkish President Erdogan that criticized the U.S. for having a 'Zionist mentality'.

Arab-Israeli poet jailed for incitement

Several years ago at the height of the 2015 terror wave in Israel, an Arab-Israeli woman was arrested and charged with inciting violence with her poetry. The prosecution of poet Dareen Tatour quickly became an international incident. And now, following years of litigation, Tatour has just been sentenced to five months in prison, followed by an additional half-year of suspended term.

Hebrew op-ed calls for violence against LGBTQ+

Today, an op-ed published in an Israeli new website called for similar violence against members of Israel’s LGBTQ+ community. In that case, however, there were no arrests nor charges. The article was pulled from the internet following complaints by activists. The news site’s representatives have since apologized and claim that the article was accidentally uploaded.

5. Druze soldiers resign from IDF in protest

Even more opponents against the newly-passed nation-state law are emerging. Opponents that include Israel’s President, top members of the Druze community and now a retired Arab-Israeli Supreme Court Judge. ILTV’S Aaron Poris is here with more on these developments.

Taking the next step in ‘Green Energy’

Danny Gimpel, CEO & Founder Of Mada Analytics speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli company that helps to make renewable energy profitable.

7. Children at play

The international children’s games are way more than your average fun-and-games and are recognized by the international Olympic committee and pit 1500 boys and girls from 29 head-to-head in events like volleyball, swimming, judo and track-and-field. Well for the first time ever, the games are taking place in the city of Jerusalem

Lior Raz cast alongside Ryan Reynolds

Lior Raz is both the face of and one of the minds behind the hit Israeli series ‘Fauda’. In the show he stars as an Israeli secret agent hunting down terrorists in the occupied Palestinian territories. But for his next role, we might just be seeing Raz playing the bad guy role himself. ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh is here with all the details.

9. Legos Legos Legos!

Every week we have another headline involving Lego’s, and today is no exception! In addition to a new Lego park that’s just opened in the city of Holon, you can now catch even more block-sculpture beauty at a new Lego exhibit at the port of Tel Aviv.

Hebrew word Of The Day: MESHORER | מְשׁוֹרֵר = POET

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Meshorer" which means "poet"

Israel: U.S. policy on Iran has not changed

U.S. President Donald Trump stunned allies and enemies alike yesterday, after he announced that he’d be willing to meet with Iranian leaders with “no preconditions.” He’s just doubled down on that position at a rally in Tampa, and the possibility of a U.S-Iran Summit has left Israeli leaders a bit uneasy, despite American assurances that Trump’s policy on Iran has not changed at all.

Is it time to cut ties with Turkey?

Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about the Turkish President Erdogan that criticized the U.S. for having a 'Zionist mentality'.

Arab-Israeli poet jailed for incitement

Several years ago at the height of the 2015 terror wave in Israel, an Arab-Israeli woman was arrested and charged with inciting violence with her poetry. The prosecution of poet Dareen Tatour quickly became an international incident. And now, following years of litigation, Tatour has just been sentenced to five months in prison, followed by an additional half-year of suspended term.

Hebrew op-ed calls for violence against LGBTQ+

Today, an op-ed published in an Israeli new website called for similar violence against members of Israel’s LGBTQ+ community. In that case, however, there were no arrests nor charges. The article was pulled from the internet following complaints by activists. The news site’s representatives have since apologized and claim that the article was accidentally uploaded.

5. Druze soldiers resign from IDF in protest

Even more opponents against the newly-passed nation-state law are emerging. Opponents that include Israel’s President, top members of the Druze community and now a retired Arab-Israeli Supreme Court Judge. ILTV’S Aaron Poris is here with more on these developments.

Taking the next step in ‘Green Energy’

Danny Gimpel, CEO & Founder Of Mada Analytics speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli company that helps to make renewable energy profitable.

7. Children at play

The international children’s games are way more than your average fun-and-games and are recognized by the international Olympic committee and pit 1500 boys and girls from 29 head-to-head in events like volleyball, swimming, judo and track-and-field. Well for the first time ever, the games are taking place in the city of Jerusalem

Lior Raz cast alongside Ryan Reynolds

Lior Raz is both the face of and one of the minds behind the hit Israeli series ‘Fauda’. In the show he stars as an Israeli secret agent hunting down terrorists in the occupied Palestinian territories. But for his next role, we might just be seeing Raz playing the bad guy role himself. ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh is here with all the details.

9. Legos Legos Legos!

Every week we have another headline involving Lego’s, and today is no exception! In addition to a new Lego park that’s just opened in the city of Holon, you can now catch even more block-sculpture beauty at a new Lego exhibit at the port of Tel Aviv.

Hebrew word Of The Day: MESHORER | מְשׁוֹרֵר = POET

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Meshorer" which means "poet"

1. More fallout over Nation-State Law
   The fallout over Israel’s new and much-debated Nation-State Law continues to build, as the Roman Catholic Church in Jerusalem has just denounced the law as completely discriminatory and is urging the government to undo the damage caused to nearly two million non-Jews living in the country.
2. LGBTQ+ community responds to Orthodox Rabbis

Rabbi Andy Sacks, Masorti Movement Israel and Rabbi Dov Halbertal, Former Head Of The Office Of The Chief Rabbi Of Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the backlash against Jerusalem Rabbi Aryeh Stern, who recently called homosexuals abominations and deviant.
3.  Trump open to talks with Iran ‘anytime’

U.S. President Donald Trump has just shocked opponents and allies alike with what appears to be a surprising turnaround on his own Mideast policy. After weeks of threatening rhetoric against the Iranian regime– both in public statements and on twitter, Trump has just made a surprising new proposal: seemingly offering the exact opposite.

1. Israel’s shot at Eurovision in jeopardy again
   Just when you thought the drama over Israel’s hosting duties for next year’s Eurovision were over, think again. The country’s shot to host the acclaimed song competition is once again up in the air, due to the fact the government has yet to allocate the funds needed to make the gig a reality. The public broadcaster, Kan, says they need to put down a twelve-million-euro deposit by the end of the week, but so far, that money is still M-I-A.
   5. Kosher co-working spaces
   Shared working spaces are nothing new of course. But even in Israel, the culture of the common cohabitated office can often look pretty uniform. Well for those who are trying to break into high-tech, without leaving behind their Ultra-Orthodox roots, the co-working spaces offered by companies like Kama-tech, ampersand and Bizmax are where you want to be.  
   6. Become a piano master at Tel-Hai
   Prof. Tomer Lev, head of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music; Tel Aviv University speaking at ILTV Studio the 26th consecutive international masterclass that returns to Sde Boker, Israel.
   7. Introducing the incredible, electric, folding car!
   It’s amazing, it’s fully electric and best of all, it folds into a teeny-tiny modern size! What am i talking about?! Nope, it’s not a new toaster. I’m talking rather incoherently about a new Israeli car that may revolutionize inner-city traffic like almost nothing on earth.
   8. Hebrew word Of The Day: LEKAPEL | לקפל = TO FOLD

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

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More fallout over Nation-State Law

The fallout over Israel’s new and much-debated Nation-State Law continues to build, as the Roman Catholic Church in Jerusalem has just denounced the law as completely discriminatory and is urging the government to undo the damage caused to nearly two million non-Jews living in the country.

LGBTQ+ community responds to Orthodox Rabbis

Rabbi Andy Sacks, Masorti Movement Israel and Rabbi Dov Halbertal, Former Head Of The Office Of The Chief Rabbi Of Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the backlash against Jerusalem Rabbi Aryeh Stern, who recently called homosexuals abominations and deviant.

3.  Trump open to talks with Iran ‘anytime’

U.S. President Donald Trump has just shocked opponents and allies alike with what appears to be a surprising turnaround on his own Mideast policy. After weeks of threatening rhetoric against the Iranian regime– both in public statements and on twitter, Trump has just made a surprising new proposal: seemingly offering the exact opposite.

Israel’s shot at Eurovision in jeopardy again

Just when you thought the drama over Israel’s hosting duties for next year’s Eurovision were over, think again. The country’s shot to host the acclaimed song competition is once again up in the air, due to the fact the government has yet to allocate the funds needed to make the gig a reality. The public broadcaster, Kan, says they need to put down a twelve-million-euro deposit by the end of the week, but so far, that money is still M-I-A.

5. Kosher co-working spaces

Shared working spaces are nothing new of course. But even in Israel, the culture of the common cohabitated office can often look pretty uniform. Well for those who are trying to break into high-tech, without leaving behind their Ultra-Orthodox roots, the co-working spaces offered by companies like Kama-tech, ampersand and Bizmax are where you want to be.  

6. Become a piano master at Tel-Hai

Prof. Tomer Lev, head of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music; Tel Aviv University speaking at ILTV Studio the 26th consecutive international masterclass that returns to Sde Boker, Israel.

7. Introducing the incredible, electric, folding car!

It’s amazing, it’s fully electric and best of all, it folds into a teeny-tiny modern size! What am i talking about?! Nope, it’s not a new toaster. I’m talking rather incoherently about a new Israeli car that may revolutionize inner-city traffic like almost nothing on earth.

8. Hebrew word Of The Day: LEKAPEL | לקפל = TO FOLD

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

1. U.N., Fatah, Egypt talk peace in Cairo
   Palestinian, Egyptian, and international diplomats are convening in Cairo to discuss measures to avoid an all-out war on the Israel-Gaza front. The weekly clashes have been boiling over for months now, with semi-regular rocket attacks threatening to plunge the region into conflict. But the U.N.’s Mideast envoy says that after meeting with Egyptian officials, he is confident that all sides can resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and avert regional war.
2. Zionist union M.K. suspended over sexual assault

Gil Ronen, Columnist & Chairman of the Family Movement speaking at ILTV Studio about the new allegations against M.K. Eitan Broshi that was revealed and Gabbay asks Broshi to resign.
3.  Zionist union M.K. suspended over sexual assault

Adv. Keren Greenblatt, Co-Chair of Layla Tov speaking at ILTV Studio about the divisive topic of the new allegations against M.K. Eitan Broshi.   

1. Iranian economy hits record-low
   Well speaking of Iran, Iran’s economy has just sunk to a new record-low, as the local currency drops past 100 thousand rials to the American dollar. This is likely in anticipation of incoming U-S sanctions set to hit the regime on august 7th, following President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the JCPOA Nuclear Deal.
2. Palestinian teen is new face of resistance
   Yesterday a Palestinian teenager was released from prison after being convicted of harassing and slapping I-D-F soldiers near her home village in the occupied West Bank. Ahed Tamimi served an 8-month sentence following her plea of guilty, for an incident that was infamously captured on tape. Whether Israel likes it or not, young Tamimi is now the de facto new face of Palestinian resistance.
3. The 2018 Emmy Awards on their way
   Two Israeli films have been nominated for this year’s Emmy Awards and have already been shortlisted for this year’s prestigious film and television prize. Thankfully ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has all the details.
4. Get a ‘Lod’ of this mosaic!
   To the average tourist, the Israeli city of Lod is mostly known as “that little city next to Ben Gurion Airport.” A second, roman-era mosaic has just been discovered, at the construction site where coincidentally, an incredible mosaic center is also being built as we speak! Take a look at this.
   8. Hebrew word Of The Day: LISHMOR | לשמור = TO PRESERVE / KEEP

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lishmor" which means "to preserve/keep"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

U.N., Fatah, Egypt talk peace in Cairo

Palestinian, Egyptian, and international diplomats are convening in Cairo to discuss measures to avoid an all-out war on the Israel-Gaza front. The weekly clashes have been boiling over for months now, with semi-regular rocket attacks threatening to plunge the region into conflict. But the U.N.’s Mideast envoy says that after meeting with Egyptian officials, he is confident that all sides can resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and avert regional war.

Zionist union M.K. suspended over sexual assault

Gil Ronen, Columnist & Chairman of the Family Movement speaking at ILTV Studio about the new allegations against M.K. Eitan Broshi that was revealed and Gabbay asks Broshi to resign.

3.  Zionist union M.K. suspended over sexual assault

Adv. Keren Greenblatt, Co-Chair of Layla Tov speaking at ILTV Studio about the divisive topic of the new allegations against M.K. Eitan Broshi.   

Iranian economy hits record-low

Well speaking of Iran, Iran’s economy has just sunk to a new record-low, as the local currency drops past 100 thousand rials to the American dollar. This is likely in anticipation of incoming U-S sanctions set to hit the regime on august 7th, following President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the JCPOA Nuclear Deal.

Palestinian teen is new face of resistance

Yesterday a Palestinian teenager was released from prison after being convicted of harassing and slapping I-D-F soldiers near her home village in the occupied West Bank. Ahed Tamimi served an 8-month sentence following her plea of guilty, for an incident that was infamously captured on tape. Whether Israel likes it or not, young Tamimi is now the de facto new face of Palestinian resistance.

The 2018 Emmy Awards on their way

Two Israeli films have been nominated for this year’s Emmy Awards and have already been shortlisted for this year’s prestigious film and television prize. Thankfully ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has all the details.

Get a ‘Lod’ of this mosaic!

To the average tourist, the Israeli city of Lod is mostly known as “that little city next to Ben Gurion Airport.” A second, roman-era mosaic has just been discovered, at the construction site where coincidentally, an incredible mosaic center is also being built as we speak! Take a look at this.

8. Hebrew word Of The Day: LISHMOR | לשמור = TO PRESERVE / KEEP

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lishmor" which means "to preserve/keep"

U.N., Fatah, Egypt talk peace in Cairo

Palestinian, Egyptian, and international diplomats are convening in Cairo to discuss measures to avoid an all-out war on the Israel-Gaza front. The weekly clashes have been boiling over for months now, with semi-regular rocket attacks threatening to plunge the region into conflict. But the U.N.’s Mideast envoy says that after meeting with Egyptian officials, he is confident that all sides can resolve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and avert regional war.

Zionist union M.K. suspended over sexual assault

Gil Ronen, Columnist & Chairman of the Family Movement speaking at ILTV Studio about the new allegations against M.K. Eitan Broshi that was revealed and Gabbay asks Broshi to resign.

3.  Zionist union M.K. suspended over sexual assault

Adv. Keren Greenblatt, Co-Chair of Layla Tov speaking at ILTV Studio about the divisive topic of the new allegations against M.K. Eitan Broshi.   

Iranian economy hits record-low

Well speaking of Iran, Iran’s economy has just sunk to a new record-low, as the local currency drops past 100 thousand rials to the American dollar. This is likely in anticipation of incoming U-S sanctions set to hit the regime on august 7th, following President Trump’s decision to withdraw the United States from the JCPOA Nuclear Deal.

Palestinian teen is new face of resistance

Yesterday a Palestinian teenager was released from prison after being convicted of harassing and slapping I-D-F soldiers near her home village in the occupied West Bank. Ahed Tamimi served an 8-month sentence following her plea of guilty, for an incident that was infamously captured on tape. Whether Israel likes it or not, young Tamimi is now the de facto new face of Palestinian resistance.

The 2018 Emmy Awards on their way

Two Israeli films have been nominated for this year’s Emmy Awards and have already been shortlisted for this year’s prestigious film and television prize. Thankfully ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has all the details.

Get a ‘Lod’ of this mosaic!

To the average tourist, the Israeli city of Lod is mostly known as “that little city next to Ben Gurion Airport.” A second, roman-era mosaic has just been discovered, at the construction site where coincidentally, an incredible mosaic center is also being built as we speak! Take a look at this.

8. Hebrew word Of The Day: LISHMOR | לשמור = TO PRESERVE / KEEP

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lishmor" which means "to preserve/keep"

More fallout over Nation-State Law

The fallout over Israel’s new and much-debated Nation-State Law continues to build, as the Roman Catholic Church in Jerusalem has just denounced the law as completely discriminatory and is urging the government to undo the damage caused to nearly two million non-Jews living in the country.

LGBTQ+ community responds to Orthodox Rabbis

Rabbi Andy Sacks, Masorti Movement Israel and Rabbi Dov Halbertal, Former Head Of The Office Of The Chief Rabbi Of Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the backlash against Jerusalem Rabbi Aryeh Stern, who recently called homosexuals abominations and deviant.

3.  Trump open to talks with Iran ‘anytime’

U.S. President Donald Trump has just shocked opponents and allies alike with what appears to be a surprising turnaround on his own Mideast policy. After weeks of threatening rhetoric against the Iranian regime– both in public statements and on twitter, Trump has just made a surprising new proposal: seemingly offering the exact opposite.

Israel’s shot at Eurovision in jeopardy again

Just when you thought the drama over Israel’s hosting duties for next year’s Eurovision were over, think again. The country’s shot to host the acclaimed song competition is once again up in the air, due to the fact the government has yet to allocate the funds needed to make the gig a reality. The public broadcaster, Kan, says they need to put down a twelve-million-euro deposit by the end of the week, but so far, that money is still M-I-A.

5. Kosher co-working spaces

Shared working spaces are nothing new of course. But even in Israel, the culture of the common cohabitated office can often look pretty uniform. Well for those who are trying to break into high-tech, without leaving behind their Ultra-Orthodox roots, the co-working spaces offered by companies like Kama-tech, ampersand and Bizmax are where you want to be.  

6. Become a piano master at Tel-Hai

Prof. Tomer Lev, head of the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music; Tel Aviv University speaking at ILTV Studio the 26th consecutive international masterclass that returns to Sde Boker, Israel.

7. Introducing the incredible, electric, folding car!

It’s amazing, it’s fully electric and best of all, it folds into a teeny-tiny modern size! What am i talking about?! Nope, it’s not a new toaster. I’m talking rather incoherently about a new Israeli car that may revolutionize inner-city traffic like almost nothing on earth.

8. Hebrew word Of The Day: LEKAPEL | לקפל = TO FOLD

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