1. Knesset member resigns over nation-state law
   A member of the Knesset has just taken a surprising stand against the government’s recent passage of the Jewish nation-state law. M-K Zouheir Bahloul, an Arab-Israeli member of the labor party has officially resigned from his position, accusing the government of becoming the “private estate of Netanyahu and his cohorts.”
2. Knesset member resigns over nation-state law

Dr. Amir Fuchs, the Israel Democracy Institute and Naphtali Bensimon, Likud Party speaking at ILTV Studio about the controversy that swarmed following major rewrite of Israel's basic laws.

1. Israeli killed in stabbing attack

Shortly before the weekend, an Israeli man was stabbed to death in the West Bank by a 17 year-old Palestinian attacker in the settlement of Adam. The victim, Yotam Ovadia, was a father of two. The suspect breached the security barrier of the Adam settlement in the West Bank, and penetrated deep into the community before encountering Ovadia in the streets sometime before 9 p-m on Thursday night.

1. Four Palestinians killed over the weekend
   Speaking of a ‘relative calm’, things along the Gaza border have been anything but two Palestinians were killed over the weekend, including a twelve year-old boy, in clashes with Israeli troops. This brings the overall Palestinian death toll to nearly 160 since those weekly clashes first started earlier this year. ILTV’S Aaron Poris has more.
   5. A realife history lesson
   Zvika Moshkovich, CEO of Realife3d speaking at ILTV Studio about the A.R. that takes up the mantle as the new face of education
   6. The Israeli day of love
   Well over the weekend, you might’ve seen Israelis making last-minute purchases for flowers and chocolates and the like. That’s because Thursday night was the holiday of Tu B’av, which you can think of as the Israeli ‘valentine’s day’. Here with the low-down on the festivities is ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh.
2. 3… 2… 1… BOOM!
   Well if you’re living in the Golan Heights, you may have just felt the earth tremble a bit. It was most likely the detonation of 350 active landmines in the Golan Heights. Don’t worry though, this wasn’t an accident.  Just a controlled explosion conducted by the Israeli army to help clean up the land in the north.
   8. Hebrew word Of The Day: BUL | בול = EXACTLY

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "bul" which means "exactly"

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Knesset member resigns over nation-state law

A member of the Knesset has just taken a surprising stand against the government’s recent passage of the Jewish nation-state law. M-K Zouheir Bahloul, an Arab-Israeli member of the labor party has officially resigned from his position, accusing the government of becoming the “private estate of Netanyahu and his cohorts.”

Knesset member resigns over nation-state law

Dr. Amir Fuchs, the Israel Democracy Institute and Naphtali Bensimon, Likud Party speaking at ILTV Studio about the controversy that swarmed following major rewrite of Israel's basic laws.

Israeli killed in stabbing attack

Shortly before the weekend, an Israeli man was stabbed to death in the West Bank by a 17 year-old Palestinian attacker in the settlement of Adam. The victim, Yotam Ovadia, was a father of two. The suspect breached the security barrier of the Adam settlement in the West Bank, and penetrated deep into the community before encountering Ovadia in the streets sometime before 9 p-m on Thursday night.

Four Palestinians killed over the weekend

Speaking of a ‘relative calm’, things along the Gaza border have been anything but two Palestinians were killed over the weekend, including a twelve year-old boy, in clashes with Israeli troops. This brings the overall Palestinian death toll to nearly 160 since those weekly clashes first started earlier this year. ILTV’S Aaron Poris has more.

5. A realife history lesson

Zvika Moshkovich, CEO of Realife3d speaking at ILTV Studio about the A.R. that takes up the mantle as the new face of education

6. The Israeli day of love

Well over the weekend, you might’ve seen Israelis making last-minute purchases for flowers and chocolates and the like. That’s because Thursday night was the holiday of Tu B’av, which you can think of as the Israeli ‘valentine’s day’. Here with the low-down on the festivities is ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh.

3… 2… 1… BOOM!

Well if you’re living in the Golan Heights, you may have just felt the earth tremble a bit. It was most likely the detonation of 350 active landmines in the Golan Heights. Don’t worry though, this wasn’t an accident.  Just a controlled explosion conducted by the Israeli army to help clean up the land in the north.

8. Hebrew word Of The Day: BUL | בול = EXACTLY

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "bul" which means "exactly"

Knesset member resigns over nation-state law

A member of the Knesset has just taken a surprising stand against the government’s recent passage of the Jewish nation-state law. M-K Zouheir Bahloul, an Arab-Israeli member of the labor party has officially resigned from his position, accusing the government of becoming the “private estate of Netanyahu and his cohorts.”

Knesset member resigns over nation-state law

Dr. Amir Fuchs, the Israel Democracy Institute and Naphtali Bensimon, Likud Party speaking at ILTV Studio about the controversy that swarmed following major rewrite of Israel's basic laws.

Israeli killed in stabbing attack

Shortly before the weekend, an Israeli man was stabbed to death in the West Bank by a 17 year-old Palestinian attacker in the settlement of Adam. The victim, Yotam Ovadia, was a father of two. The suspect breached the security barrier of the Adam settlement in the West Bank, and penetrated deep into the community before encountering Ovadia in the streets sometime before 9 p-m on Thursday night.

Four Palestinians killed over the weekend

Speaking of a ‘relative calm’, things along the Gaza border have been anything but two Palestinians were killed over the weekend, including a twelve year-old boy, in clashes with Israeli troops. This brings the overall Palestinian death toll to nearly 160 since those weekly clashes first started earlier this year. ILTV’S Aaron Poris has more.

5. A realife history lesson

Zvika Moshkovich, CEO of Realife3d speaking at ILTV Studio about the A.R. that takes up the mantle as the new face of education

6. The Israeli day of love

Well over the weekend, you might’ve seen Israelis making last-minute purchases for flowers and chocolates and the like. That’s because Thursday night was the holiday of Tu B’av, which you can think of as the Israeli ‘valentine’s day’. Here with the low-down on the festivities is ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh.

3… 2… 1… BOOM!

Well if you’re living in the Golan Heights, you may have just felt the earth tremble a bit. It was most likely the detonation of 350 active landmines in the Golan Heights. Don’t worry though, this wasn’t an accident.  Just a controlled explosion conducted by the Israeli army to help clean up the land in the north.

8. Hebrew word Of The Day: BUL | בול = EXACTLY

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "bul" which means "exactly"

1. Iron dome intercepts more Gaza rockets
   Last night’s deadly escalation of violence along the Gaza border has carried over into today. Israel’s iron dome has just intercepted another rocket fired from the strip, the ninth projectile fired at Israeli territory in the last twelve hours. Hamas’ military wing has mobilized for combat ahead of the growing possibility of war.
2. Iron dome intercepts more Gaza rockets

Col. (Ret.) Dr. Reuven Berko, Former Arab Affairs Adviser of the Southern Command and Stav Cohen, Deputy Chair of Young Labor speaking at ILTV Studio about the rising tensions between Israel and Gaza following last nights escalation.

1. Druze community condemns nation-state law

The Knesset’s recent passage of the nation-state bill remains one of the more contentious issues in modern Israeli history. Well in something of an admission of errors here, the Knesset has convened a special meeting today with Druze leaders to discuss atoning for any damage caused by the bill to the Druze community.

1. “Some animals are more equal than others”
   The Druze and other Israeli minorities are far from the only critics of the recently passed nation-state bill. But it seems that the first victim of the law is an Israeli cartoonist. Avi Katz is a veteran illustrator for the Jerusalem post but he’s just terminated from his position, which he’s held for 30-years, over a cartoon he released criticizing the controversial new law.
2. ‘Sound away your aches and pains’
   Amir Rippel, VP Marketing At Nanovibronix speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli tech company that has come up with a revolutionary new device to relieve pain using an ordinary ultra-sound.
3. Top 5 hit Israeli songs to know
   Here now with a new batch of songs to get stuck in your head is ILTV’S Emmanuel Kadosh with this week’s top five.
4. Jerusalem rolls out the red carpet
   The International Jerusalem Film Festival opens today. Widely regarded as one of the top-tier festivals in the world, this year’s lineup is certainly no exception to that praise. Many of the world’s most beloved filmmakers have had their films screen at the Jerusalem film festival over the years. Here’s a look at what the fest has in store for us this year.
5. Hebrew word Of The Day: ‘LIRKOD | לרקוֹד = DANCE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lirkod" which means "dance"

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Iron dome intercepts more Gaza rockets

Last night’s deadly escalation of violence along the Gaza border has carried over into today. Israel’s iron dome has just intercepted another rocket fired from the strip, the ninth projectile fired at Israeli territory in the last twelve hours. Hamas’ military wing has mobilized for combat ahead of the growing possibility of war.

Iron dome intercepts more Gaza rockets

Col. (Ret.) Dr. Reuven Berko, Former Arab Affairs Adviser of the Southern Command and Stav Cohen, Deputy Chair of Young Labor speaking at ILTV Studio about the rising tensions between Israel and Gaza following last nights escalation.

Druze community condemns nation-state law

The Knesset’s recent passage of the nation-state bill remains one of the more contentious issues in modern Israeli history. Well in something of an admission of errors here, the Knesset has convened a special meeting today with Druze leaders to discuss atoning for any damage caused by the bill to the Druze community.

“Some animals are more equal than others”

The Druze and other Israeli minorities are far from the only critics of the recently passed nation-state bill. But it seems that the first victim of the law is an Israeli cartoonist. Avi Katz is a veteran illustrator for the Jerusalem post but he’s just terminated from his position, which he’s held for 30-years, over a cartoon he released criticizing the controversial new law.

‘Sound away your aches and pains’

Amir Rippel, VP Marketing At Nanovibronix speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli tech company that has come up with a revolutionary new device to relieve pain using an ordinary ultra-sound.

Top 5 hit Israeli songs to know

Here now with a new batch of songs to get stuck in your head is ILTV’S Emmanuel Kadosh with this week’s top five.

Jerusalem rolls out the red carpet

The International Jerusalem Film Festival opens today. Widely regarded as one of the top-tier festivals in the world, this year’s lineup is certainly no exception to that praise. Many of the world’s most beloved filmmakers have had their films screen at the Jerusalem film festival over the years. Here’s a look at what the fest has in store for us this year.

Hebrew word Of The Day: ‘LIRKOD | לרקוֹד = DANCE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lirkod" which means "dance"

Iron dome intercepts more Gaza rockets

Last night’s deadly escalation of violence along the Gaza border has carried over into today. Israel’s iron dome has just intercepted another rocket fired from the strip, the ninth projectile fired at Israeli territory in the last twelve hours. Hamas’ military wing has mobilized for combat ahead of the growing possibility of war.

Iron dome intercepts more Gaza rockets

Col. (Ret.) Dr. Reuven Berko, Former Arab Affairs Adviser of the Southern Command and Stav Cohen, Deputy Chair of Young Labor speaking at ILTV Studio about the rising tensions between Israel and Gaza following last nights escalation.

Druze community condemns nation-state law

The Knesset’s recent passage of the nation-state bill remains one of the more contentious issues in modern Israeli history. Well in something of an admission of errors here, the Knesset has convened a special meeting today with Druze leaders to discuss atoning for any damage caused by the bill to the Druze community.

“Some animals are more equal than others”

The Druze and other Israeli minorities are far from the only critics of the recently passed nation-state bill. But it seems that the first victim of the law is an Israeli cartoonist. Avi Katz is a veteran illustrator for the Jerusalem post but he’s just terminated from his position, which he’s held for 30-years, over a cartoon he released criticizing the controversial new law.

‘Sound away your aches and pains’

Amir Rippel, VP Marketing At Nanovibronix speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli tech company that has come up with a revolutionary new device to relieve pain using an ordinary ultra-sound.

Top 5 hit Israeli songs to know

Here now with a new batch of songs to get stuck in your head is ILTV’S Emmanuel Kadosh with this week’s top five.

Jerusalem rolls out the red carpet

The International Jerusalem Film Festival opens today. Widely regarded as one of the top-tier festivals in the world, this year’s lineup is certainly no exception to that praise. Many of the world’s most beloved filmmakers have had their films screen at the Jerusalem film festival over the years. Here’s a look at what the fest has in store for us this year.

Hebrew word Of The Day: ‘LIRKOD | לרקוֹד = DANCE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "lirkod" which means "dance"

1. Breaking: I.D.F. downs Syrian jet

Moments ago a Syrian fighter jet apparently breached Israeli airspace over the Golan Heights. The I-D-F has confirmed that two patriot missiles were launched to neutralize the jet and at this time it appears that the jet was downed, and crashed inside Syrian territory.
2. Breaking: I.D.F. downs Syrian jet

Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Ram Shmueli, Former Head of Israeli Air Force Intelligence speaking at ILTV Studio about the incursion of a Syrian jet while Israeli Air Defense systems triggered above the Golan Heights.
3.  Israel draws red line with Russia

Following this week’s dramatic escalation of tensions along the Syrian border, Israel has reportedly refused a Russian offer to keep Iranian forces some sixty miles away from Israel’s front door. According to officials, Israel is demanding that exactly zero Iranian forces be allowed anywhere in Syria, period– a red line that’s driving a wedge between Israeli-Russian relations.
4. State earmarks $8 billion for missile defense
Israel puts its National Security above all else, and this latest news is clear proof of that mission. The state has just announced the single largest defense plan in I-D-F history, an 8-billion dollar makeover of the country’s missile defense network. The proposal is about to clear the final hurdle of approval at the security cabinet and would take place over ten years.
5. Deadly wildfire kills 60 in Athens, Greece
Deadly wildfires have engulfed the mountain range surrounding Athens, Greece. This situation has already turned tragic as at this time, at least 60 people have been killed in the flames. Another 150 have been injured, with hundreds more evacuated from their homes as the crisis continues to surround the capital city. Israel has extended a hand to help Greek firefighters on the ground.

1. Israel’s African Asylum Seekers still in limbo
   It’s been almost half a year since Prime Minister Netanyahu scrapped a plan with the U-N to safely resettle nearly half of Israel’s African Asylum Seekers in western countries. Today, that community’s future is still very much in limbo and the Israeli government, has just announced two very different proposals, which would assign this community two very different fates.
2. Kotel could be a ‘danger zone’
   Yesterday we reported on the condition of the Western Wall in Jerusalem when a piece of the wall spontaneously crumbled off of the structure, crashing down on the ground below. As it turns out, a Jerusalem resident was praying just feet from where the two-hundred-plus pound rock landed and now, experts apparently believe that the entire Kotel may, indeed, be decaying at a potentially dangerous pace.
   8. Over 30% of humanity is infertile?
   Adv. Irit Rosenblum, Expert in Legal Philosophy & Founder of New Family speaking at ILTV Studio about the 'new family' organization that is fighting for the rights to reproduce.
   9. Israeli fruit fly lure helps infested Togo
   An Israeli startup is helping rid the African nation Togo of a massive pest problem. The company is called Biofeed, which creates a no-spray, environmentally-friendly fly-lure. When its founder heard of Togo’s devastating infestation, he decided to take action and deliver support on the ground. Thanks to this help, Togo has now managed to salvage its mango crop and deliver a ray of hope to a part of the world that needs it most.
3. Hebrew word Of The Day: ‘AZAKAH’ | Alert

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "azakah" which means "alert"

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Breaking: I.D.F. downs Syrian jet

Moments ago a Syrian fighter jet apparently breached Israeli airspace over the Golan Heights. The I-D-F has confirmed that two patriot missiles were launched to neutralize the jet and at this time it appears that the jet was downed, and crashed inside Syrian territory.

2. Breaking: I.D.F. downs Syrian jet

Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Ram Shmueli, Former Head of Israeli Air Force Intelligence speaking at ILTV Studio about the incursion of a Syrian jet while Israeli Air Defense systems triggered above the Golan Heights.

3.  Israel draws red line with Russia

Following this week’s dramatic escalation of tensions along the Syrian border, Israel has reportedly refused a Russian offer to keep Iranian forces some sixty miles away from Israel’s front door. According to officials, Israel is demanding that exactly zero Iranian forces be allowed anywhere in Syria, period– a red line that’s driving a wedge between Israeli-Russian relations.

4. State earmarks $8 billion for missile defense

Israel puts its National Security above all else, and this latest news is clear proof of that mission. The state has just announced the single largest defense plan in I-D-F history, an 8-billion dollar makeover of the country’s missile defense network. The proposal is about to clear the final hurdle of approval at the security cabinet and would take place over ten years.

5. Deadly wildfire kills 60 in Athens, Greece

Deadly wildfires have engulfed the mountain range surrounding Athens, Greece. This situation has already turned tragic as at this time, at least 60 people have been killed in the flames. Another 150 have been injured, with hundreds more evacuated from their homes as the crisis continues to surround the capital city. Israel has extended a hand to help Greek firefighters on the ground.

Israel’s African Asylum Seekers still in limbo

It’s been almost half a year since Prime Minister Netanyahu scrapped a plan with the U-N to safely resettle nearly half of Israel’s African Asylum Seekers in western countries. Today, that community’s future is still very much in limbo and the Israeli government, has just announced two very different proposals, which would assign this community two very different fates.

Kotel could be a ‘danger zone’

Yesterday we reported on the condition of the Western Wall in Jerusalem when a piece of the wall spontaneously crumbled off of the structure, crashing down on the ground below. As it turns out, a Jerusalem resident was praying just feet from where the two-hundred-plus pound rock landed and now, experts apparently believe that the entire Kotel may, indeed, be decaying at a potentially dangerous pace.

8. Over 30% of humanity is infertile?

Adv. Irit Rosenblum, Expert in Legal Philosophy & Founder of New Family speaking at ILTV Studio about the 'new family' organization that is fighting for the rights to reproduce.

9. Israeli fruit fly lure helps infested Togo

An Israeli startup is helping rid the African nation Togo of a massive pest problem. The company is called Biofeed, which creates a no-spray, environmentally-friendly fly-lure. When its founder heard of Togo’s devastating infestation, he decided to take action and deliver support on the ground. Thanks to this help, Togo has now managed to salvage its mango crop and deliver a ray of hope to a part of the world that needs it most.

Hebrew word Of The Day: ‘AZAKAH’ | Alert

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "azakah" which means "alert"

Breaking: I.D.F. downs Syrian jet

Moments ago a Syrian fighter jet apparently breached Israeli airspace over the Golan Heights. The I-D-F has confirmed that two patriot missiles were launched to neutralize the jet and at this time it appears that the jet was downed, and crashed inside Syrian territory.

2. Breaking: I.D.F. downs Syrian jet

Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Ram Shmueli, Former Head of Israeli Air Force Intelligence speaking at ILTV Studio about the incursion of a Syrian jet while Israeli Air Defense systems triggered above the Golan Heights.

3.  Israel draws red line with Russia

Following this week’s dramatic escalation of tensions along the Syrian border, Israel has reportedly refused a Russian offer to keep Iranian forces some sixty miles away from Israel’s front door. According to officials, Israel is demanding that exactly zero Iranian forces be allowed anywhere in Syria, period– a red line that’s driving a wedge between Israeli-Russian relations.

4. State earmarks $8 billion for missile defense

Israel puts its National Security above all else, and this latest news is clear proof of that mission. The state has just announced the single largest defense plan in I-D-F history, an 8-billion dollar makeover of the country’s missile defense network. The proposal is about to clear the final hurdle of approval at the security cabinet and would take place over ten years.

5. Deadly wildfire kills 60 in Athens, Greece

Deadly wildfires have engulfed the mountain range surrounding Athens, Greece. This situation has already turned tragic as at this time, at least 60 people have been killed in the flames. Another 150 have been injured, with hundreds more evacuated from their homes as the crisis continues to surround the capital city. Israel has extended a hand to help Greek firefighters on the ground.

Israel’s African Asylum Seekers still in limbo

It’s been almost half a year since Prime Minister Netanyahu scrapped a plan with the U-N to safely resettle nearly half of Israel’s African Asylum Seekers in western countries. Today, that community’s future is still very much in limbo and the Israeli government, has just announced two very different proposals, which would assign this community two very different fates.

Kotel could be a ‘danger zone’

Yesterday we reported on the condition of the Western Wall in Jerusalem when a piece of the wall spontaneously crumbled off of the structure, crashing down on the ground below. As it turns out, a Jerusalem resident was praying just feet from where the two-hundred-plus pound rock landed and now, experts apparently believe that the entire Kotel may, indeed, be decaying at a potentially dangerous pace.

8. Over 30% of humanity is infertile?

Adv. Irit Rosenblum, Expert in Legal Philosophy & Founder of New Family speaking at ILTV Studio about the 'new family' organization that is fighting for the rights to reproduce.

9. Israeli fruit fly lure helps infested Togo

An Israeli startup is helping rid the African nation Togo of a massive pest problem. The company is called Biofeed, which creates a no-spray, environmentally-friendly fly-lure. When its founder heard of Togo’s devastating infestation, he decided to take action and deliver support on the ground. Thanks to this help, Togo has now managed to salvage its mango crop and deliver a ray of hope to a part of the world that needs it most.

Hebrew word Of The Day: ‘AZAKAH’ | Alert

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "azakah" which means "alert"

1. Rockets fired from Syria

Things may be developing quickly on the Syrian front faster than previously suspected. Earlier this morning, two short-range ballistic missiles were fired from Syrian airspace at Israeli territory, triggering Israeli air defense systems. In a perhaps related bit of breaking news, Russia’s Foreign Minister has just arrived in Israel for a surprise visit to discuss top-level security issues with Prime Minister Netanyahu.

1. I.A.F. reportedly attacks base in Syria

Another round of airstrikes have just pummeled a Syrian base with links to Iranian forces, the fourth such attack this month. Israeli fighter jets were reported flying over Lebanese airspace en route to this facility, though as usual, the I-D-F has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in these alleged airstrikes.

1. 13 years since disengagement

Maj. Gen. (Res.) Gershon Hacohen, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies speaking at ILTV Studio about how 13 years have passed since Israeli unilaterally withdrew from the Gaza stip.

1. Nearly 100,000 Israelis picket for gay rights
   Yesterday, tens of thousands of Israelis flooded the streets to protest the government’s failure to extend surrogacy rights to members of the LGBTQ+ community. Those number culminated in perhaps one of the biggest rallies for gay equality in Israeli history with nearly 100 thousand Israelis gathering at Rabin Square last night.
2. Is the Kotel crumbling?
   As many of you know, the Western Wall in Jerusalem is one of the oldest relics of ancient Judaism on planet earth. The wall itself is the remnant of the second Jewish temple built over two thousand years ago. Well, a piece of the Western Wall has just spontaneously crumbled off the ancient structure, suggesting that the holy site may be eroding.
   6. New treatment for psoriasis; pain
   Iris Bincovich, CEO of Innocan Pharma speaking at ILTV Studio about the new treatment for psoriasis thanks to the Israeli company called "innovation cannabis", learn more about, or invest in Innocan pharma at pipelbiz.com/campaign/517
3. Who is America? More like who is Sacha Baron Cohen?
   Another week, another batch of victims for British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen and his new Showtime series ‘Who is America.’ the second episode just aired last night on Showtime and as usual, Cohen has delivered on his shocking brand of politically-honed social comedy. Here with the breakdown is ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh.
4. Israel U-20 team captures FIBA title
   Croatian sports teams have been showing the world who’s boss lately. The underdog nation most recently scored silver at the world cup earlier this month, and was slated to take home the gold at this year’s FIBA under-20 basketball championship. Until Israel’s team stepped up to the plate, that is. For the first time ever, Israel’s under-20 team has taken it all the way to the finals and nabbed the championship title, beating Croatia 80 to 66.
   9. Hebrew word Of The Day: HATZA’AH | הַצָעָה = OFFER

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "hatza'ah" which means "offer"

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