1. I.D.F. arrests suspected Palestinian killer

Israeli Security Forces have just announced that they’ve finally captured the Palestinian man suspected in the killing of I.D.F. soldier Ronen Lubarksy.  Earlier this month, Lubarksy’s Duvdevan unit was conducting overnight raids in a Palestinian town in the West Bank, when a suspect dropped a large stone slab on his head from above.

1. Iran tweets: ‘#westandwithisrael’

Iran’s leaders have just rallied thousands of citizens in an Anti-Israel March for ‘Quds day’, but some Iranians are rebelling against the regime in a truly beautiful way. They’ve organized a twitter campaign under the hashtag ‘we-stand-with-Israel” sending Israelis messages of love for all the world to see.

1. Media was wrong; p.m. was questioned on case 3000
   Orit Hayoun, Expert in Criminal Law speaking at ILTV Studio about how the police leaked false report to catch Netanyahu off guard during investigation.
2. Jewish West Bank outpost evacuated
   Israeli police have just evicted the last of the demonstrators from 15 Jewish homes in the West Bank outpost of Netiv Ha’avot, nine officers have been injured in the scuffle and several of the picketers have been arrested. Now that the buildings have been cleared, the court-mandated demolition of these homes has already begun.
3. U.N. to vote on Israeli conduct in Gaza
   Today the United Nations will vote on whether or not to condemn Israel for the I.D.F.’s conduct during the recent Gaza clashes. This vote at the general assembly, where resolutions are non-binding, comes shortly after the U.S. vetoed a similar declaration at the U.N.’s Security Council.
4. From Kolkata to Jerusalem
   Devdutta Maji, Hindu Samhati and Tapan Ghosh, Hindu Samhati speaking at ILTV Studio about the Hindu Samhati organization in India that has been protecting the poor and disenfranchised of west Bengal, and also about their support of Israel-India relations.
5. Humans have wiped out 83% of life that we know of

We all know that nobody’s perfect, but according to an Israeli census, we may apparently be even worse than we think. Israeli census shows humanity’s shocking impact on all life on earth.

1. Atmosfir holds key to monitoring factory pollution
   Air pollution poses a deadly health crisis for our world, there are hundreds of thousands of different chemicals being emitted by local chemical factories and refineries that just aren’t being monitored. Well, that’s about to change and it’s all thanks to an Israeli company called Atmosfir.
   9. Eurovision 2019 ‘playing it close to the vest’
   Turning back now to one of the most important issues on Israel’s horizon, the final destination for Eurovision 2019! We’ve just learned that the Eurovision organizers have informed the Israeli organizers that they “don’t have a problem” with hosting the contest in Jerusalem after all, but only as long as “Israeli ministers stay away from the event”!
2. Miss Iraq visits the Holy Land
   Just last year a huge scandal broke out when Miss Israel - Adar Gandelsman posed alongside Iraq’s representative - Sarah Idan at the 2017 Miss Universe Pageant and shared the photo on Instagram. Both social media accounts were flooded with controversial comments and messages which went viral. Now Idan is visiting the Holy Land and ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has all the details.
3. Hebrew word Of The Day: L’HEARIH | להעריך = APPRECIATE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "L'hearih" which means "Appreciate"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I.D.F. arrests suspected Palestinian killer

Israeli Security Forces have just announced that they’ve finally captured the Palestinian man suspected in the killing of I.D.F. soldier Ronen Lubarksy.  Earlier this month, Lubarksy’s Duvdevan unit was conducting overnight raids in a Palestinian town in the West Bank, when a suspect dropped a large stone slab on his head from above.

Iran tweets: ‘#westandwithisrael’

Iran’s leaders have just rallied thousands of citizens in an Anti-Israel March for ‘Quds day’, but some Iranians are rebelling against the regime in a truly beautiful way. They’ve organized a twitter campaign under the hashtag ‘we-stand-with-Israel” sending Israelis messages of love for all the world to see.

Media was wrong; p.m. was questioned on case 3000

Orit Hayoun, Expert in Criminal Law speaking at ILTV Studio about how the police leaked false report to catch Netanyahu off guard during investigation.

Jewish West Bank outpost evacuated

Israeli police have just evicted the last of the demonstrators from 15 Jewish homes in the West Bank outpost of Netiv Ha’avot, nine officers have been injured in the scuffle and several of the picketers have been arrested. Now that the buildings have been cleared, the court-mandated demolition of these homes has already begun.

U.N. to vote on Israeli conduct in Gaza

Today the United Nations will vote on whether or not to condemn Israel for the I.D.F.’s conduct during the recent Gaza clashes. This vote at the general assembly, where resolutions are non-binding, comes shortly after the U.S. vetoed a similar declaration at the U.N.’s Security Council.

From Kolkata to Jerusalem

Devdutta Maji, Hindu Samhati and Tapan Ghosh, Hindu Samhati speaking at ILTV Studio about the Hindu Samhati organization in India that has been protecting the poor and disenfranchised of west Bengal, and also about their support of Israel-India relations.

Humans have wiped out 83% of life that we know of

We all know that nobody’s perfect, but according to an Israeli census, we may apparently be even worse than we think. Israeli census shows humanity’s shocking impact on all life on earth.

Atmosfir holds key to monitoring factory pollution

Air pollution poses a deadly health crisis for our world, there are hundreds of thousands of different chemicals being emitted by local chemical factories and refineries that just aren’t being monitored. Well, that’s about to change and it’s all thanks to an Israeli company called Atmosfir.

9. Eurovision 2019 ‘playing it close to the vest’

Turning back now to one of the most important issues on Israel’s horizon, the final destination for Eurovision 2019! We’ve just learned that the Eurovision organizers have informed the Israeli organizers that they “don’t have a problem” with hosting the contest in Jerusalem after all, but only as long as “Israeli ministers stay away from the event”!

Miss Iraq visits the Holy Land

Just last year a huge scandal broke out when Miss Israel - Adar Gandelsman posed alongside Iraq’s representative - Sarah Idan at the 2017 Miss Universe Pageant and shared the photo on Instagram. Both social media accounts were flooded with controversial comments and messages which went viral. Now Idan is visiting the Holy Land and ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has all the details.

Hebrew word Of The Day: L’HEARIH | להעריך = APPRECIATE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "L'hearih" which means "Appreciate"

1. Woman stabbed in Northern Israel

Breaking developments in northern Israel just now. An eighteen year-old woman has just been stabbed in what many believe is an attempted terror attack. The suspect, a Palestinian man from the West Bank, has just been arrested following a short chase in the city of Afula.

1. The Israel-diaspora divide
   Natan Nestel, Investigating the Campaign Alienating American Jews from Israel, Sheldon Schorer, Former Chairman of the U.S. Democratic party in Israel Hezi kugler, Lecturer on Public Policy at Haifa University and Adv. Simcha Rothman, legal advisor; Meshilut speaking at ILTV Studio about how the Jewish organizations are being alienated from Israel.
2. P.M. Netanyahu offers to save Iranians
   It’s pretty rare to see Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offer a helping hand to the Iranian regime but Netanyahu is doing exactly that, simply by pouring a glass of water. Netanyahu has just posted a Facebook video offering help to millions of Iranians who face an impending water crisis.
3. On the eve of a historic summit
   History will be made in a few hours when U.S. President Donald Trump sits down for a face-to-face talk with North Korean leader KIm Jong-Un. This summit comes after a very tense standoff between those two nations, one with nuclear consequences which is why Israel especially is anxious to see what tomorrow’s outcome will be.
4. Jerusalem off the table?
   Netta Barzilai’s insane win at the international song competition in may means that next year’s Eurovision is headed for Israel, but it looks like the Israeli government has finally relented on its demand to hold the show in Jerusalem fearing that the public backlash might nix the event altogether.
5. 5th Int’l Congress of exercise & sport sciences

Dr. Devora Hellerstein, the Academic College at Wingate speaking at ILTV Studio about the fifth biannual international congress of exercise and sports science that has just concluded in Israel.

1. Rapper Kanye West’s birthday party was pure magic

A new day means a new headline with another one of our Israeli stars - and no - this time we’re not talking about Gal Gadot, Bar Refaeli or Omri Casspi - we’re talking about the one and only master mentalist - Lior Suchard. Israeli Master Mentalist, Suchard took over the celeb filled event.

1. ‘The band’s visit’ sweeps Tony Awards
   The hit Broadway musical “The Band’s Visit” has just swept the 2018 Tony Awards, taking home the big win for ‘best musical’. Well, Israelis are celebrating because the hit show is actually based on the award-winning Israeli film. The musical tells the story of an Egyptian orchestral band that wanders over the border and ends up in a lonely Israeli town in the Negev.
2. Hebrew word Of The Day: GAR’EINI | גרעיני = NUCLEAR

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Gar'eini" which means "Nuclear"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Woman stabbed in Northern Israel

Breaking developments in northern Israel just now. An eighteen year-old woman has just been stabbed in what many believe is an attempted terror attack. The suspect, a Palestinian man from the West Bank, has just been arrested following a short chase in the city of Afula.

The Israel-diaspora divide

Natan Nestel, Investigating the Campaign Alienating American Jews from Israel, Sheldon Schorer, Former Chairman of the U.S. Democratic party in Israel Hezi kugler, Lecturer on Public Policy at Haifa University and Adv. Simcha Rothman, legal advisor; Meshilut speaking at ILTV Studio about how the Jewish organizations are being alienated from Israel.

P.M. Netanyahu offers to save Iranians

It’s pretty rare to see Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offer a helping hand to the Iranian regime but Netanyahu is doing exactly that, simply by pouring a glass of water. Netanyahu has just posted a Facebook video offering help to millions of Iranians who face an impending water crisis.

On the eve of a historic summit

History will be made in a few hours when U.S. President Donald Trump sits down for a face-to-face talk with North Korean leader KIm Jong-Un. This summit comes after a very tense standoff between those two nations, one with nuclear consequences which is why Israel especially is anxious to see what tomorrow’s outcome will be.

Jerusalem off the table?

Netta Barzilai’s insane win at the international song competition in may means that next year’s Eurovision is headed for Israel, but it looks like the Israeli government has finally relented on its demand to hold the show in Jerusalem fearing that the public backlash might nix the event altogether.

5th Int’l Congress of exercise & sport sciences

Dr. Devora Hellerstein, the Academic College at Wingate speaking at ILTV Studio about the fifth biannual international congress of exercise and sports science that has just concluded in Israel.

Rapper Kanye West’s birthday party was pure magic

A new day means a new headline with another one of our Israeli stars - and no - this time we’re not talking about Gal Gadot, Bar Refaeli or Omri Casspi - we’re talking about the one and only master mentalist - Lior Suchard. Israeli Master Mentalist, Suchard took over the celeb filled event.

‘The band’s visit’ sweeps Tony Awards

The hit Broadway musical “The Band’s Visit” has just swept the 2018 Tony Awards, taking home the big win for ‘best musical’. Well, Israelis are celebrating because the hit show is actually based on the award-winning Israeli film. The musical tells the story of an Egyptian orchestral band that wanders over the border and ends up in a lonely Israeli town in the Negev.

Hebrew word Of The Day: GAR’EINI | גרעיני = NUCLEAR

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Gar'eini" which means "Nuclear"

1. Tel Aviv Pride hits historic numbers

Nearly a quarter of a million people from near and far have just made this year’s Tel Aviv Pride Parade a truly historic celebration. This was the city’s twentieth pride parade, what started off as a modest gathering for L-G-B-T-Q rights back in 1998 has since exploded into the Middle East’s single largest festivity for gay equality and free expression.

1. Palestinians appeal to U.N.

This weekend nearly ten thousand Palestinians gathered for fresh protests along the border leading to violent clashes with the I-D-F. At this time at least four Palestinians, including one minor, have been killed by the I-D-F in these latest clashes.
3. How to deal with incendiary kites from Gaza
Maj. Gen. (Res.) Uzi Dayan, Former Nat. Security Advisor speaking at ILTV Studio about how the Israeli military has shut down hundreds of kites over the past few weeks using drones and any other methods available and whether it is time to use lethal force.
4. IDF says paramedic, Razan Najjar, was ‘no angel’
After a week of investigations into the June 1st shooting-death of Gaza paramedic Razan Al-Najjar, Israeli Army officials have concluded that Najjar was shot at the Gaza border by accident, but now, Israeli government and military social media accounts have begun to spread a video where Najjar first identifies herself and then admits to willfully being used as a human shield.

1. Israaid puts boots on the ground in Guatemala
   Guatemala is still picking up the pieces after a horrific volcanic eruption ravaged the countryside killing at least 62 people, and displacing over three thousand more. The Israeli government recently sent about ten thousand dollars worth of aid to help out and are now sending a team to Guatemala to lend a much needed hand.
2. G7 summit in disarray
   The G-seven summit, which brings together the world’s seven most advanced economies is conducted every year with one mission: to improve the world through joint economic policy. U.S. President Donald Trump has just shocked his allies by pulling out of the summit’s joint accord, mere hours after the agreement had apparently been sealed by all parties.
3. Two high profile suicides in Hollywood this week
   The Jewish U.S celebrity Chef Anthony Bourdain, who has long been the host of CNN’s food and travel show ‘parts unknown’  has taken his life over the weekend. What makes this even more devastating is that the tragedy is actually the second high profile Hollywood suicide this week. At just 55, famous designer Kate Spade also committed suicide.
4. Omri Casspi is going with his gut

Israeli N-B-A star Omri Casspi was cut by the Golden State Warriors earlier this year and now on top of being a free agent for next year’s draft, he’s actually getting involved in another game: the world of Israeli start-ups. Casspi has just invested major dollars into a nutritional start-up that analyzes bacteria in your gut and tells you what you need to create the perfect diet.
9. Jerusalem: Israel’s next big hi-tech hub
Ran Ichay, Director General for The Ministry of Jerusalem And Heritage speaking at ILTV Studio about how the Holy City, Jerusalem, is beginning to 'blow up' with new small businesses and startups.

1. A new billionaire in town
   What does it take to be Israel’s richest person? Real Estate Mogul Eyal Ofer has held the number one spot on the country’s richest list for awhile now, but that all changed when Roman Abramovich, a man worth 12.5 billion dollars, rolled into town.
2. Hebrew word Of The Day: ASHIR | כיסא גלגלים = RICH

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Ashir" which means "Rich"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tel Aviv Pride hits historic numbers

Nearly a quarter of a million people from near and far have just made this year’s Tel Aviv Pride Parade a truly historic celebration. This was the city’s twentieth pride parade, what started off as a modest gathering for L-G-B-T-Q rights back in 1998 has since exploded into the Middle East’s single largest festivity for gay equality and free expression.

Palestinians appeal to U.N.

This weekend nearly ten thousand Palestinians gathered for fresh protests along the border leading to violent clashes with the I-D-F. At this time at least four Palestinians, including one minor, have been killed by the I-D-F in these latest clashes.

3. How to deal with incendiary kites from Gaza

Maj. Gen. (Res.) Uzi Dayan, Former Nat. Security Advisor speaking at ILTV Studio about how the Israeli military has shut down hundreds of kites over the past few weeks using drones and any other methods available and whether it is time to use lethal force.

4. IDF says paramedic, Razan Najjar, was ‘no angel’

After a week of investigations into the June 1st shooting-death of Gaza paramedic Razan Al-Najjar, Israeli Army officials have concluded that Najjar was shot at the Gaza border by accident, but now, Israeli government and military social media accounts have begun to spread a video where Najjar first identifies herself and then admits to willfully being used as a human shield.

Israaid puts boots on the ground in Guatemala

Guatemala is still picking up the pieces after a horrific volcanic eruption ravaged the countryside killing at least 62 people, and displacing over three thousand more. The Israeli government recently sent about ten thousand dollars worth of aid to help out and are now sending a team to Guatemala to lend a much needed hand.

G7 summit in disarray

The G-seven summit, which brings together the world’s seven most advanced economies is conducted every year with one mission: to improve the world through joint economic policy. U.S. President Donald Trump has just shocked his allies by pulling out of the summit’s joint accord, mere hours after the agreement had apparently been sealed by all parties.

Two high profile suicides in Hollywood this week

The Jewish U.S celebrity Chef Anthony Bourdain, who has long been the host of CNN’s food and travel show ‘parts unknown’  has taken his life over the weekend. What makes this even more devastating is that the tragedy is actually the second high profile Hollywood suicide this week. At just 55, famous designer Kate Spade also committed suicide.

Omri Casspi is going with his gut

Israeli N-B-A star Omri Casspi was cut by the Golden State Warriors earlier this year and now on top of being a free agent for next year’s draft, he’s actually getting involved in another game: the world of Israeli start-ups. Casspi has just invested major dollars into a nutritional start-up that analyzes bacteria in your gut and tells you what you need to create the perfect diet.

9. Jerusalem: Israel’s next big hi-tech hub

Ran Ichay, Director General for The Ministry of Jerusalem And Heritage speaking at ILTV Studio about how the Holy City, Jerusalem, is beginning to 'blow up' with new small businesses and startups.

A new billionaire in town

What does it take to be Israel’s richest person? Real Estate Mogul Eyal Ofer has held the number one spot on the country’s richest list for awhile now, but that all changed when Roman Abramovich, a man worth 12.5 billion dollars, rolled into town.

Hebrew word Of The Day: ASHIR | כיסא גלגלים = RICH

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Ashir" which means "Rich"

1. Argentina cancels Israel game

Argentina’s national soccer club has just canceled its friendly match with Israel this weekend buckling under what appears to be intense international pressure, as well as security concerns. That means superstar Lionel Messi won’t be coming to Israel after all and apparently not even Prime Minister Netanyahu himself could salvage the game.

1. Argentina cancels Israel game

Joy Gavillon, Noury Lizarraga, Gil Barak, Journalist at the Sports Channel Ltd. and Benny Cohen, Partner at Rimon Cohen & Co. speaking at ILTV Studio the cancellation of the Argentinian- Israel game due to death threats.

1. Netanyahu meets macron in Paris
   Prime Minister Netanyahu continues his European tour today, after meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. Netanyahu is on a mission to rally European leaders to follow President Trump’s example and drop the JCPOA Nuclear Deal with Iran but European leaders have reaffirmed that they are committed to staying in the deal.
2. Gaza kite-bombs fanning flames of war
   In an increasingly popular and effective trend, Palestinians from Gaza are regularly flying homemade kites over the border and dropping fire-bombs on Israeli soil. Combined with the summer heats, these ‘incendiary kite attacks’ have erupted into massive fires that have engulfed over two thousand acres of Israeli fields and tens of thousands of acres of nature reserves.
3. Israeli man chugs cannabis oil at Knesset meeting
   Proponents of medical cannabis have long petitioned that the plant is not only harmless but holds immense promise as a clinical drug. Well one Israeli man has now quite literally put his money where his mouth is to prove it. During an open Knesset health-committee-hearing to discuss medical cannabis, an Israeli man recited a short blessing, then proceeded to chug a whole bottle of cannabis oil in front of the entire room.
   6. Little boy ‘runs out of battery’
   This next story is both a bit concerning - and when you think about it - adorably hilarious. A little girl who cared so much for her brother - that she replaced his batteries, when they ran out, just like her toys. Makes sense no? ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has the details.
4. ‘Answers to everything in seconds’
   Zohar Frankor, Product Manager, KMS Lighthouse and Ilay Rennert, VP Sales, KMS Lighthouse speaking at ILTV Studio about the company that opens a new world in customer experience.
5. The mother of all cookies
   A Jewish community in Atlanta has just broken a Guinness world record that we didn’t even know existed! They’ve just made an enormous Israeli flag – using roughly 117 thousand blue-and-white cookies, shattering the previous record-holder in Pakistan, by nearly thirty-two percent.
   9. Hebrew word Of The Day: UGIAH | עוגייה = COOKIE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Ugiah" which means "Cookie"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Argentina cancels Israel game

Argentina’s national soccer club has just canceled its friendly match with Israel this weekend buckling under what appears to be intense international pressure, as well as security concerns. That means superstar Lionel Messi won’t be coming to Israel after all and apparently not even Prime Minister Netanyahu himself could salvage the game.

Argentina cancels Israel game

Joy Gavillon, Noury Lizarraga, Gil Barak, Journalist at the Sports Channel Ltd. and Benny Cohen, Partner at Rimon Cohen & Co. speaking at ILTV Studio the cancellation of the Argentinian- Israel game due to death threats.

Netanyahu meets macron in Paris

Prime Minister Netanyahu continues his European tour today, after meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. Netanyahu is on a mission to rally European leaders to follow President Trump’s example and drop the JCPOA Nuclear Deal with Iran but European leaders have reaffirmed that they are committed to staying in the deal.

Gaza kite-bombs fanning flames of war

In an increasingly popular and effective trend, Palestinians from Gaza are regularly flying homemade kites over the border and dropping fire-bombs on Israeli soil. Combined with the summer heats, these ‘incendiary kite attacks’ have erupted into massive fires that have engulfed over two thousand acres of Israeli fields and tens of thousands of acres of nature reserves.

Israeli man chugs cannabis oil at Knesset meeting

Proponents of medical cannabis have long petitioned that the plant is not only harmless but holds immense promise as a clinical drug. Well one Israeli man has now quite literally put his money where his mouth is to prove it. During an open Knesset health-committee-hearing to discuss medical cannabis, an Israeli man recited a short blessing, then proceeded to chug a whole bottle of cannabis oil in front of the entire room.

6. Little boy ‘runs out of battery’

This next story is both a bit concerning - and when you think about it - adorably hilarious. A little girl who cared so much for her brother - that she replaced his batteries, when they ran out, just like her toys. Makes sense no? ILTV’S Emanuelle Kadosh has the details.

‘Answers to everything in seconds’

Zohar Frankor, Product Manager, KMS Lighthouse and Ilay Rennert, VP Sales, KMS Lighthouse speaking at ILTV Studio about the company that opens a new world in customer experience.

The mother of all cookies

A Jewish community in Atlanta has just broken a Guinness world record that we didn’t even know existed! They’ve just made an enormous Israeli flag – using roughly 117 thousand blue-and-white cookies, shattering the previous record-holder in Pakistan, by nearly thirty-two percent.

9. Hebrew word Of The Day: UGIAH | עוגייה = COOKIE

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Ugiah" which means "Cookie"

1. Shin Bet reports thwarted assassination plot

Israeli forces have just revealed the arrest of an East Jerusalem man who was allegedly planning to assassinate the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat earlier this year.

1. Israeli P.M. meets with German chancellor Merkel

The Israeli Prime Minister has officially met with German chancellor Angela Merkel, all as part of his bid to push European countries away from the Iranian Nuclear Deal, Merkel has publicly agreed with the Israeli leader that Iran is a threat to Israeli security and that Iranian troops must be removed from Syria and away from Israel’s border.

1. Israeli students learn about Iran
   As Iran becomes more and more of a threat to Israel, Israeli intelligence programs are focusing their attention on the next generation of Farsi-speaking spy. One Israeli school has been tapped to provide potential recruits, with a very unique program that trains high schoolers to specialize in Persian language and culture, under a former state security officer.
   4. Israeli P.M. meets E.U. leaders to discuss Iran
   Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about the latest developments with Iran and weighing the politically realistic responses against military actions.
   5. IDF prepares for fresh violence along Gaza border
   IDF troops are preparing for renewed violence along the Gaza border as Palestinians across the West Bank and Gaza mark the anniversary of the six day war or the ‘Nakba.’ ILTV’S Aaron Poris has the latest updates.
2. Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat comes to Tel Aviv
   Nir Barkat, Mayor of Jerusalem speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially after the U.S. recognized the Holy City as Israel's capital and moved the Embassy from Tel Aviv.
3. Archaeologists say mole-rats can uncover history
   Israeli archaeologists are proposing an incredible new idea to harness Middle East blind mole-rats for massive archaeological digs. This may sound very confusing, but these fuzzy little guys are basically the best excavators a research team could ask for.
4. Israeli singer Shiri Maimon heads to Broadway

Israeli singer Shiri Maimon is heading to Broadway this fall which means it is definitely time to hit the box office. As if it isn’t exciting enough that Shiri will be making a debut on the biggest stage there is, she’s also going to be starring in perhaps one of the biggest hit shows of all time and one of my favorites, the Tony Award winning Musical Chicago.
9. New Maroon 5 music video features Gal Gadot
Israelis are going crazy over a new music video by Maroon 5 because none other than Israeli wonder woman Gal Gadot is featuring in it. The song called girls like you features a slew of female celebrities from tons of different backgrounds, including Gadot, Jewish comedian Sarah Silverman and Jewish Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman.

1. Hebrew word Of The Day: CHOOM ARMONI | חום ערמוני = MAROON

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Choom Armoni" which means "Maroon"

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shin Bet reports thwarted assassination plot

Israeli forces have just revealed the arrest of an East Jerusalem man who was allegedly planning to assassinate the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat earlier this year.

Israeli P.M. meets with German chancellor Merkel

The Israeli Prime Minister has officially met with German chancellor Angela Merkel, all as part of his bid to push European countries away from the Iranian Nuclear Deal, Merkel has publicly agreed with the Israeli leader that Iran is a threat to Israeli security and that Iranian troops must be removed from Syria and away from Israel’s border.

Israeli students learn about Iran

As Iran becomes more and more of a threat to Israel, Israeli intelligence programs are focusing their attention on the next generation of Farsi-speaking spy. One Israeli school has been tapped to provide potential recruits, with a very unique program that trains high schoolers to specialize in Persian language and culture, under a former state security officer.

4. Israeli P.M. meets E.U. leaders to discuss Iran

Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about the latest developments with Iran and weighing the politically realistic responses against military actions.

5. IDF prepares for fresh violence along Gaza border

IDF troops are preparing for renewed violence along the Gaza border as Palestinians across the West Bank and Gaza mark the anniversary of the six day war or the ‘Nakba.’ ILTV’S Aaron Poris has the latest updates.

Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat comes to Tel Aviv

Nir Barkat, Mayor of Jerusalem speaking at ILTV Studio about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially after the U.S. recognized the Holy City as Israel's capital and moved the Embassy from Tel Aviv.

Archaeologists say mole-rats can uncover history

Israeli archaeologists are proposing an incredible new idea to harness Middle East blind mole-rats for massive archaeological digs. This may sound very confusing, but these fuzzy little guys are basically the best excavators a research team could ask for.

Israeli singer Shiri Maimon heads to Broadway

Israeli singer Shiri Maimon is heading to Broadway this fall which means it is definitely time to hit the box office. As if it isn’t exciting enough that Shiri will be making a debut on the biggest stage there is, she’s also going to be starring in perhaps one of the biggest hit shows of all time and one of my favorites, the Tony Award winning Musical Chicago.

9. New Maroon 5 music video features Gal Gadot

Israelis are going crazy over a new music video by Maroon 5 because none other than Israeli wonder woman Gal Gadot is featuring in it. The song called girls like you features a slew of female celebrities from tons of different backgrounds, including Gadot, Jewish comedian Sarah Silverman and Jewish Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman.

Hebrew word Of The Day: CHOOM ARMONI | חום ערמוני = MAROON

Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Choom Armoni" which means "Maroon"