ZION NEWS

1. Police ‘Unanimous’ on Netanyahu indictments
   In a bombshell announcement, investigators have just proclaimed they are in “unanimous agreement” that Netanyahu should face criminal charges and are prepared to recommend the Attorney General to file indictments against the Prime Minister.
2. Saudis deny approving New Delhi flights

Just a few hours after Israel announced that Saudi Arabia had granted permission for direct India-Israel flights over Saudi airspace, the Saudis are claiming no such deal has been made at all.

1. Israel appoints new Ambassador to Jordan
   Dr. Kobi Michael, Sr. Research fellow at INSS speaking at ILTV Studio about the diplomatic mission to Amman set to resume after six months of stalled relations.
   4. Poland’s new Holocaust Law draws sharp criticism
   International backlash is mounting against Poland’s controversial new Holocaust legislation, which was just signed into law by Poland’s President.
2. Israel & U.N. in talks to end Asylum Seeker crisis
   Protests against Israel’s controversial plan to either jail or deport nearly forty thousand African Asylum Seekers are continuing to escalate, protests have spread from Israel all the way to the U.S and now United Nations may now be stepping in to help solve this crisis.
3. Digital diamonds are forever

The Israeli government have been toying with the idea of completely changing over from cash to digital currency, and now Israel’s Diamond Exchange, one of the biggest in the world, is preparing to go all-in on the idea.

1. Buy & sell solar systems with Solarexpert Israel

Alon Tamari, Co-Founder Of Solarexpert Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about finding efficient power with online marketplace for photovoltaic systems.
8. Holy Land fashion hits the big time

Israeli fashion is making all kinds of statements these days, Princess to-be Meghan Markle has just been spotted sporting some Israeli-made threads.

1. Lost Israeli hikers found

An Israeli family went missing after going on a hike in the West Bank this week. Rescuers, volunteers and even police helicopters joined the frantic search, but thankfully, the hikers have been found, safe and sound.
10. Improving self-efficacy through ‘drive’
Bob Chernick, Psychologist with The Drive Organization speaking at ILTV Studio about the non-profit organization that gives youth the tools to persevere and succeed.

1. Israeli startup wants to redefine V.R.

An Israeli startup is about to make your idea to reach out and touch your favorite T.V. starts possible, ‘inception’ is gearing up to launch the ‘netflix of virtual reality’.
12. A beautiful discovery by the sea

Caesarea has just gotten even more legendary, Archeologists have just discovered a rare, ancient mosaic while reconstructing the ruins, this one dates all the way back to the second or third century.
13. Hebrew word Of The Day: SRIDIM | שרידים = RUINS / REMAINS
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Sridim" which means "Remains"

1. The Weather Forecast

You can expect partly cloudy skies throughout the weekend as the winter heat-wave continues. The low tonight should be about fifty-eight, or fourteen degrees Celsius, but then temperatures are supposed to rise by Saturday to a high of seventy-nine, or twenty-six degrees Celsius.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just a few hours after Israel announced that Saudi Arabia had granted permission for direct India-Israel flights over Saudi airspace, the Saudis are claiming no such deal has been made at all.

The Israeli government have been toying with the idea of completely changing over from cash to digital currency, and now Israel’s Diamond Exchange, one of the biggest in the world, is preparing to go all-in on the idea.

Alon Tamari, Co-Founder Of Solarexpert Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about finding efficient power with online marketplace for photovoltaic systems.
8. Holy Land fashion hits the big time

Israeli fashion is making all kinds of statements these days, Princess to-be Meghan Markle has just been spotted sporting some Israeli-made threads.

An Israeli family went missing after going on a hike in the West Bank this week. Rescuers, volunteers and even police helicopters joined the frantic search, but thankfully, the hikers have been found, safe and sound.
10. Improving self-efficacy through ‘drive’
Bob Chernick, Psychologist with The Drive Organization speaking at ILTV Studio about the non-profit organization that gives youth the tools to persevere and succeed.

An Israeli startup is about to make your idea to reach out and touch your favorite T.V. starts possible, ‘inception’ is gearing up to launch the ‘netflix of virtual reality’.
12. A beautiful discovery by the sea

Caesarea has just gotten even more legendary, Archeologists have just discovered a rare, ancient mosaic while reconstructing the ruins, this one dates all the way back to the second or third century.
13. Hebrew word Of The Day: SRIDIM | שרידים = RUINS / REMAINS
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Sridim" which means "Remains"

You can expect partly cloudy skies throughout the weekend as the winter heat-wave continues. The low tonight should be about fifty-eight, or fourteen degrees Celsius, but then temperatures are supposed to rise by Saturday to a high of seventy-nine, or twenty-six degrees Celsius.

1. Saudi Arabia To Allow Flights To Israel Overhead

For the first time in history, Saudi Arabia is allowing flights headed to Israel to fly over its airspace. This is the first real example of warming ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

1. Israeli Man Stabbed In Gush Etzion

A 34 year-old Israeli man was stabbed in Gush Etzion by a 19 year-old Palestinian who approached him and lightly wounded him in an attempted stabbing. The terrorist was neutralized by a security guard on the scene.

1. Both Sides Mourn In The Aftermath

Thousands have just gathered to mourn the death of Rabbi Itamar Ben Gal the twenty-nine year-old father of four who was murdered by a Palestinian terrorist in the West Bank earlier this week.

1. Israeli Airstrikes Reported In Syria

Syria has just accused Israel of launching a wave of airstrikes on a military outpost just outside of Damascus. The site in question is linked to a key research center believed to be producing chemical weapons.
5. Fighting For An Independent Kurdistan

Dr. Nemam Ghafouri, Founder & Chairwoman of Joint Help for Kurdistan speaking at ILTV studio about the organization "Join Help for Kurdistan" and the efforts to establish a new Kurdish state.

1. Asylum Seekers Choose Jail Over Deportation

The Israeli government has just informed nearly twenty-thousand asylum seekers from Africa that they will be jailed indefinitely if they don’t agree to be deported to a third-party, unnamed country in Africa. But the majority of asylum seekers choose jail over deportation.

1. U.N.R.W.A. Enters Crisis Mode

The trump administration’s decision to cut nearly half of its funds to the united nation’s agency for Palestinian refugees has brought the agency to the brink of crisis.

1. Poland’s Holocaust Bill Becomes Law

Poland’s President has just signed the country’s controversial holocaust bill officially into law. That means people can now be fined or even face jail time for using the words “polish death camp” to describe Nazi concentration camps in Poland.
9. Bringing Business To The Holy Land

Adv. Tamir Dayan, CEO of the Tel Aviv Convention Center speaking at ILTV studio about a new convention center that aims to gather people together to fight B.D.S.

1. Israel Says ‘Shalom’ To Walmart

International retailer Walmart is sending representatives to Israel in just a few weeks. Israeli government announced that Walmart reps are looking into opening local branch.

1. Track Your Investments

Ori David Simantov, CEO & Co-Founder of Altcoin Consultant speaking at ILTV studio about 'Altcoin Consultant' that indexes cryptocurrencies using A.I engine.

1. Fashion Week To Get Kibbutz-Chic

Israeli fashion designer Lia Kes who was born and raised in a kibbutz Afikim had her new collection announced on the official calendar for the New York Fashion Week.

1. Hebrew word Of The Day: SIGNON | סִגְנוֹן = STYLE
   Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "signon" which means "style"
2. The Weather Forecast

Tonight should be partly cloudy with a low of fifty-six or thirteen degrees Celsius. Then tomorrow you can expect an additional rise in temperatures to a high of seventy-eight or twenty-six degrees Celsius as the winter heat-wave is set to continue.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the first time in history, Saudi Arabia is allowing flights headed to Israel to fly over its airspace. This is the first real example of warming ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

A 34 year-old Israeli man was stabbed in Gush Etzion by a 19 year-old Palestinian who approached him and lightly wounded him in an attempted stabbing. The terrorist was neutralized by a security guard on the scene.

Thousands have just gathered to mourn the death of Rabbi Itamar Ben Gal the twenty-nine year-old father of four who was murdered by a Palestinian terrorist in the West Bank earlier this week.

Syria has just accused Israel of launching a wave of airstrikes on a military outpost just outside of Damascus. The site in question is linked to a key research center believed to be producing chemical weapons.
5. Fighting For An Independent Kurdistan

Dr. Nemam Ghafouri, Founder & Chairwoman of Joint Help for Kurdistan speaking at ILTV studio about the organization "Join Help for Kurdistan" and the efforts to establish a new Kurdish state.

The Israeli government has just informed nearly twenty-thousand asylum seekers from Africa that they will be jailed indefinitely if they don’t agree to be deported to a third-party, unnamed country in Africa. But the majority of asylum seekers choose jail over deportation.

The trump administration’s decision to cut nearly half of its funds to the united nation’s agency for Palestinian refugees has brought the agency to the brink of crisis.

Poland’s President has just signed the country’s controversial holocaust bill officially into law. That means people can now be fined or even face jail time for using the words “polish death camp” to describe Nazi concentration camps in Poland.
9. Bringing Business To The Holy Land

Adv. Tamir Dayan, CEO of the Tel Aviv Convention Center speaking at ILTV studio about a new convention center that aims to gather people together to fight B.D.S.

International retailer Walmart is sending representatives to Israel in just a few weeks. Israeli government announced that Walmart reps are looking into opening local branch.

Ori David Simantov, CEO & Co-Founder of Altcoin Consultant speaking at ILTV studio about 'Altcoin Consultant' that indexes cryptocurrencies using A.I engine.

Israeli fashion designer Lia Kes who was born and raised in a kibbutz Afikim had her new collection announced on the official calendar for the New York Fashion Week.

Tonight should be partly cloudy with a low of fifty-six or thirteen degrees Celsius. Then tomorrow you can expect an additional rise in temperatures to a high of seventy-eight or twenty-six degrees Celsius as the winter heat-wave is set to continue.

1. Rabbi Shevah’s murderer is killed
   Israeli Security Forces have finally ended a month-long manhunt for the suspected killer of Rabbi Raziel Shevach. Palestinian Terrorists killed the Rabbi last month in a bloody drive-by shooting.
2. Israeli-Arab is prime suspect in stabbing attack

Rabbi Itamar Ben Gal, a father of four was killed in the tragic stabbing, police believe the suspect is a 19-year-old Israeli-Arab who spent time living in Jaffa named Abed Al-Karim Adel-Assi.

1. Resistance against deportations grows
   More than half of Israelis support the Government’s controversial plan to either deport or indefinitely jail nearly forty thousand African men, women and children in the country, some of the world’s top legal expert say the idea is a total violation of human rights, and illegal under international law.
   4. Poland cancels Naftali Bennett’s coming visit
   Dr. Emmanuel Navon, Foreign Policy Expert speaking at ILTV Studio about Poland’s decision to cancel a meeting with Israeli Minister, Bennet, in a response to a statement he just released to the Israeli public.
   5. Germany recognizes Algerian Holocaust Survivors
   Germany has just officially announced that it will recognize nearly twenty-five thousand Jewish Holocaust Survivors originally from Algeria, many are still alive and live all over the world.
   6. Get the card you deserve with Creditstacks
   Elnor Rozenrot, CEO & Co-Founder of Creditstacks speaking at ILTV Studio about the new Israeli credit company that offers cards, even without employment history or SSN.
2. Israeli athletes head to winter Olympics
   “Israel Skeleton,” who’s about to represent the Jewish state in the winter Olympic’s most dangerous event with now the entire Israeli Olympic Delegation, and are heading to South Korea, to compete for the Gold at the 2018 Pyeong-Chang games.
   8. Aye Carumba! Gal Gadot to join the Simpsons!
   Israel’s very own Hollywood Mega-Celeb, Gal Gadot, has just announced that she’s all set to appear as a character on the longest-running animated series of all time, ‘The Simpsons’.
   9. Bill Nye is on a science high

The favorite T.V. Scientist Bill Nye, “The Science Guy,” has a new series “Bill Nye Saves the World” that takes an exclusive look at how Israel is leading, and healing the world with medical Marijuana.
10. Make your home smarter in a snap
Yaron Mizrachi, CEO of Homismart speaking at ILTV Studio about the company that created electrical products to automate your smart-home or office.

1. Kicking Cancer in the butt

A group of Israeli volunteers are taking a very unique approach to kicking cancer in the butt, they’re teaching young patients how to deal with their illness through martial arts.
12. Hebrew word Of The Day: L’HITRAKEZ | לְהִתְרַכֵּז = TO CONCENTRATE, FOCUS
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "L’Hitrakez" which means "To Concentrate, focus"

1. The Weather Forecast

Temperatures are expected to continue to rise tonight and tomorrow as the winter heat-wave continues strong. Tonight should have a low of fifty-three, or twelve degrees Celsius, while tomorrow’s high will remain an un-seasonably hot seventy-seven, or twenty-five degrees Celsius.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rabbi Itamar Ben Gal, a father of four was killed in the tragic stabbing, police believe the suspect is a 19-year-old Israeli-Arab who spent time living in Jaffa named Abed Al-Karim Adel-Assi.

The favorite T.V. Scientist Bill Nye, “The Science Guy,” has a new series “Bill Nye Saves the World” that takes an exclusive look at how Israel is leading, and healing the world with medical Marijuana.
10. Make your home smarter in a snap
Yaron Mizrachi, CEO of Homismart speaking at ILTV Studio about the company that created electrical products to automate your smart-home or office.

A group of Israeli volunteers are taking a very unique approach to kicking cancer in the butt, they’re teaching young patients how to deal with their illness through martial arts.
12. Hebrew word Of The Day: L’HITRAKEZ | לְהִתְרַכֵּז = TO CONCENTRATE, FOCUS
Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "L’Hitrakez" which means "To Concentrate, focus"

Temperatures are expected to continue to rise tonight and tomorrow as the winter heat-wave continues strong. Tonight should have a low of fifty-three, or twelve degrees Celsius, while tomorrow’s high will remain an un-seasonably hot seventy-seven, or twenty-five degrees Celsius.

1. Israeli man killed in West Bank stabbing attack
   An Israeli man has just been pronounced dead following a stabbing attack in the West Bank. Israeli Defense forces are launching a manhunt around the Ariel community.
2. Israel legalizes outpost of Slain Rabbi

Cabinet leaders in the Israeli government have just voted unanimously to legalize the Havat Gilad outpost in the West Bank. This outpost was the home of Rabbi Raziel Shevach, a father of six who was murdered by Palestinian Terrorists in a drive-by shooting last month.
3. A twisted love story?
A Palestinian man has been convicted of murdering his pregnant lover, a religious, married, Jewish woman from a Jewish community in the West Bank.

1. P.M. orders closer look at offshore Gaza island
   Dr. Mordechai Kedar, Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, Bar Ilan University speaking at ILTV Studio about the humanitarian crisis in the strip and the idea Yisreal Katz has come up with to try to solve it.
   5. Rwanda & Uganda accused of torturing Refugees
   The Israeli government has just informed nearly twenty thousand African Asylum Seekers that they have been slated for deportation to a third party African country, shocking new reports say these countries are accused of torturing Refugees.
   6. Israel named in secret I.S.-monitoring pact

Thousands of former foot-soldiers for the Terror group are now making their way back to their home countries, and Israel may be involved in a secret coalition with twenty other countries to monitor and track these former soldiers.

1. Cleansing the diseases from our hands
   Max Simonovsky, Founder & CEO Of Soapy speaking at ILTV Studio about the new Israeli company, soapy, that develops all new sanitation system.
2. U.S. & Argentina join forces against Hezbollah

Looks like the United States is teaming up with Argentina to help cut off Hezbollah’s funds coming from Latin America. U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has just made the announcement with Argentina’s Foreign Minister in Buenos Aires.
9. Great location, but tough Landlord

A gorgeous one-and-a-half-bedroom apartment just opened up in a prime location in Tel Aviv, and it is owned by the very own Russian President Putin.

1. Remember your wedding like never before

Ori Chayun, Wedding and Adventure Photographer speaking at ILTV Studio about why couples are so anxious while organizing their weddings, and showing an insight into some of the photographs.
11. Threatened by women? too bad

Israeli researchers have just scientifically proven that men with sexist views, especially as they apply to women, are statistically far more likely to have unsatisfying relationships.

1. Eagles snag Super Bowl upset

Sorry Patriots fans, but it looks like the Eagles have just snagged their spot in Super Bowl history, scoring a forty-one to thirty-three point victory against new England, this is the Eagles’ first Super Bowl win in the team’s.

1. Hebrew word Of The Day: ALOOF | אלוף = CHAMPION
   Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Aloof" which means "Champion"
2. The Weather Forecast

The winter heat-wave is expected to continue tonight and tomorrow, with partly cloudy skies and a low tonight of fifty-six, or thirteen degrees Celsius. The high tomorrow should be around seventy-four, or twenty-three degrees Celsius.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1. Rocketfire from Gaza; Israel retaliates
   Rocket alarms, followed by the sound of an explosion erupted over the weekend in Southern Israel, after a rocket was launched from Gaza at Israeli territory.
2. Israel hands out 1st deportation notices

The Interior Ministry has just notified nearly twenty thousand Asylum Seekers from Africa that they have been slated for deportation, making good on the Government’s threat to begin removing them  by force, if necessary.

1. Former Israeli Minister shows support for AFD
   Davidi Hermelin, President of The Int’l Center For Public Diplomacy In Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about Rafi Eitan's comment that said he hopes 'AFD' can one day become 'alternative for Europe.'
2. Israel asked to cease strikes in Syria; Lebanon
   A bombshell new report suggests that the Russian-Israeli meeting that took place earlier this week was a Russian attempt to halt Israeli airstrikes in Southern Lebanon and Syria.
3. New report details Israel-Egypt cooperation

The New York Times claims that Israeli Military Forces have carried out more than one hundred airstrikes in the Sinai Peninsula, coordinated with Egypt to help suppress the Islamic state insurgency in the region.
6. Debate erupts around Polish Holocaust Bill

Debate continues to storm around Poland’s Controversial new bill, German F.M. says: ‘no one else’ but Germany is responsible for the Holocaust.

1. Israeli arrested in Colombia for drug trafficking

Police in Colombia have just made a massive drug arrest. The suspect is a thirty-five year-old Israeli man, who police believe is connected to a huge drug ring funneling illegal weapons and cocaine into Israel.

1. I.D.F. plans massive paratrooper drill

The I.D.F. has just announced a massive, all-out military simulation slated for later this year in the South. The drill will involve the entire paratrooper's brigade in full gear, making this the largest exercise of its kind in nearly six years.

1. A new way for diabetics

Ran Hirsch, Co-Founder & CEO Of A1c Foods speaking at ILTV Studio about the new solution that may help to manage or even prevent Diabetes with the help of maintain a healthy diet.

1. Omri Casspi back on the chopping block?
   Israel’s very first pro basketball player, Omri Casspi, might be about to get traded off the Golden State Warriors, all because of his failure to hit his three-pointers.
2. Scientists say ancient code is actually Hebrew

Team of Canadians say they’ve now finally cracked the code of a mysterious six hundred year old book, and it’s apparently written in encrypted Hebrew.
12. Israel-to-Broadway, by way of ‘Chicago’

Looks like we might have another Israeli superstar following in Gal Gadot’s footsteps on her way to the global stage, Shiri Maimon, is about to star in the upcoming Broadway revival of "Chicago"

1. Hebrew word Of The Day: BA’MAH | בָּמָה = STAGE
   Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today’s word is "Ba'mah" which means "Stage"
2. The Weather Forecast

Temperatures to a low of about fifty-three, or twelve degrees Celsius. Tomorrow is expected to be partly cloudy with no change in temperatures, and a high of about seventy-six, or twenty-four degrees Celsius.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cabinet leaders in the Israeli government have just voted unanimously to legalize the Havat Gilad outpost in the West Bank. This outpost was the home of Rabbi Raziel Shevach, a father of six who was murdered by Palestinian Terrorists in a drive-by shooting last month.
3. A twisted love story?
A Palestinian man has been convicted of murdering his pregnant lover, a religious, married, Jewish woman from a Jewish community in the West Bank.

Thousands of former foot-soldiers for the Terror group are now making their way back to their home countries, and Israel may be involved in a secret coalition with twenty other countries to monitor and track these former soldiers.

Looks like the United States is teaming up with Argentina to help cut off Hezbollah’s funds coming from Latin America. U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has just made the announcement with Argentina’s Foreign Minister in Buenos Aires.
9. Great location, but tough Landlord

A gorgeous one-and-a-half-bedroom apartment just opened up in a prime location in Tel Aviv, and it is owned by the very own Russian President Putin.

Ori Chayun, Wedding and Adventure Photographer speaking at ILTV Studio about why couples are so anxious while organizing their weddings, and showing an insight into some of the photographs.
11. Threatened by women? too bad

Israeli researchers have just scientifically proven that men with sexist views, especially as they apply to women, are statistically far more likely to have unsatisfying relationships.

Sorry Patriots fans, but it looks like the Eagles have just snagged their spot in Super Bowl history, scoring a forty-one to thirty-three point victory against new England, this is the Eagles’ first Super Bowl win in the team’s.

The winter heat-wave is expected to continue tonight and tomorrow, with partly cloudy skies and a low tonight of fifty-six, or thirteen degrees Celsius. The high tomorrow should be around seventy-four, or twenty-three degrees Celsius.

The Interior Ministry has just notified nearly twenty thousand Asylum Seekers from Africa that they have been slated for deportation, making good on the Government’s threat to begin removing them  by force, if necessary.

The New York Times claims that Israeli Military Forces have carried out more than one hundred airstrikes in the Sinai Peninsula, coordinated with Egypt to help suppress the Islamic state insurgency in the region.
6. Debate erupts around Polish Holocaust Bill

Debate continues to storm around Poland’s Controversial new bill, German F.M. says: ‘no one else’ but Germany is responsible for the Holocaust.

Police in Colombia have just made a massive drug arrest. The suspect is a thirty-five year-old Israeli man, who police believe is connected to a huge drug ring funneling illegal weapons and cocaine into Israel.

The I.D.F. has just announced a massive, all-out military simulation slated for later this year in the South. The drill will involve the entire paratrooper's brigade in full gear, making this the largest exercise of its kind in nearly six years.

Ran Hirsch, Co-Founder & CEO Of A1c Foods speaking at ILTV Studio about the new solution that may help to manage or even prevent Diabetes with the help of maintain a healthy diet.

Team of Canadians say they’ve now finally cracked the code of a mysterious six hundred year old book, and it’s apparently written in encrypted Hebrew.
12. Israel-to-Broadway, by way of ‘Chicago’

Looks like we might have another Israeli superstar following in Gal Gadot’s footsteps on her way to the global stage, Shiri Maimon, is about to star in the upcoming Broadway revival of "Chicago"

Temperatures to a low of about fifty-three, or twelve degrees Celsius. Tomorrow is expected to be partly cloudy with no change in temperatures, and a high of about seventy-six, or twenty-four degrees Celsius.