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Israel plans strike on Iran - what are the next steps?

ILTV speaks with Iran expert Benny Sabti on the next steps for Israel when it comes to targeting the Islamic Republic.

Putin warns Netanyahu: You will turn into a 'legitimate target'

Russia issues a stern warning to Israel's new government, which is reportedly considering supplying Ukraine with military aid.

Watch: Are anti-reform activists promoting BDS?

Now that the Left is fervently battling Netanyahu's judicial reform, is it taking on the roll BDS has occupied for the past decades?

Military expert: Iran using Jenin to wage war against Israel

Hamas looking to recruit potential terrorists from Judea and Samaria as Iran using Jenin as a launching pad for attacks against Israel.

'Woman of the Century' -101-year-old survivor returns to Germany

Who is 101-year-old Margot Friedlaender and why is Berlin awarding her its highest merit?

Ben-Gvir warns: Just a matter of time till war breaks out

Ben-Gvir and Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai are bolstering the police force as Israeli citizens in the 'Wild South' fear for their lives.

Why did EU back down from adding IRGC to terror list?

The IRGC is clearly a terror group and Iranian protesters are the ones suffering the consequences so what do European leaders have to fear?

Israel ranked 4th in economic growth for 2022

The Economist ranked the US in the 20th spot among OECD nations.

Netanyahu: Way to peace goes around Ramallah - not through it

On the eve of Independence Day, former PM Netanyahu blasts the government for not doing a good job on Iran or Arab terror.

Dov Lipman weighs in on Israel's new term limits for PM

As Cabinet backs bill to limit PM's terms in office, former MK Dov Lipman speaks with ILTV about the controversial proposal.

The Gaza protests that you should be paying attention to

Gazans increasingly taking to social media to condemn Hamas as part of the new 'Bidna Na'ish' or 'We Want to Live' movement.

Israelis return from Nigeria: 'We just spent 3 weeks in a cage'

ILTV interviews Israeli filmmakers upon their return to Israel, after being held in Nigeria.

Israeli skydivers fly through previous national record

Twelve Israeli daredevils accomplish an exhilarating feat, soaring past the country’s previous skydiving record of ten linked people.

Crazy price-hikes are making local vacations inaccessible

After a year of lockdowns, Israelis looking to take vacations in Israel are facing a massive price-hike.

Animal-human hybrid-organs could solve transplant issues

A breakthrough in the field of human organ transplantation – hybrid animal-human organs.

Missing link found in Israel? New hominid discovered in Tel Aviv

Previously unknown hominid species discovered near Tel Aviv.

India arrests four connected to Israeli embassy bombing

Indian security officials arrest four people suspected of connection to the explosion outside of the Israeli embassy.

Netanyahu accused of shredding docs before leaving office

Netanyahu denying reports of wrongdoing in the in the alleged incident.

Unique ecosystem in Israel at risk of destruction

An entire natural habitat in Israel – the only one of its kind on the planet, is now under existential threat.

Groceries urge consumers to boycott over price increases

Food prices set to surge, prompting some Israeli supermarkets to call for consumer boycott of producers who raise prices.

Super termites found in Israel

Israel’s lesser known enemy - super termites from south China - have made a return.

Commentary: Israel has officially elected a new president

Arutz Sheva's Yoni Kempinski provides commentary to ILTV on election of Isaac Herzog as president.

Israeli photographer captures extreme details of sun, planets

One Israeli photographer decided that taking pictures of people or nature wasn't enough for him, he set his sites much higher.

JNF-USA’s campaign shows the world what Zionism looks like

Yael Levontin, JNF-USA spokesperson, speaks with ILTV about new PR campaign for Zionism.

'Lapid should send flowers to Netanyahu'

Israeli journalist Ben Dror Yemini speaks with ILTV about Netanyahu's final chance to build coalition before mandate expires.

Israeli news channel signs agreement with Canadian corporation

ILTV signs two-year agreement with ZoomerMedia, granting the media giant exclusive Canadian broadcast rights.

How the Hebrew language was revived

Why did Hebrew disappear as a spoke language - and how was it revived in modern times?

Possible cure for glioblastoma discovered at Tel Aviv University

Prof. Ronit Satchi-Fainaro of Tel Aviv University speaks with ILTV about breakthrough in treating brain cancer.

H&M sister-stores set to open in late 2021

H&M’s sister chain “& Other Stories” planning to open multiple stores in Israel in the very near future.

Doctors debate safety of COVID-19 vaccine for children under 16

Israel Pediatric Association's Zachi Grossman debates Yoav Yehezkelli, Internal Medicine Specialist at Tel Aviv U., on vaccine for children.

Israeli officer accused of killing disabled Arab

Friction between Israeli police and local Arabs is on the rise as an officer shot a mentally disabled man brandishing a knife in Haifa.

Netanyahu declares 'victory' over COVID-19

With almost half of Israel's population fully vaccinated for Corona & the economy reopening, Netanyahu takes credit for defeating virus.

Drones to deliver food, prescription drugs to Israelis?

A new pilot program is looking to deploy a fleet of drones for the delivery of anything from pizza to prescription medicine.

Merav Michaeli: Labor's the only party on the Left with values

Although the Labor party may be on the verge of extinction, new party head Merav Michaeli calls it 'the choice of the future.'

'Months to go before Iran has nuclear capability'

The IAEA reporting Iran has installed highly advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium, Israeli experts doubt Europe will step in to help.

Netanyahu hoping vaccine campaign will help him win reelection

Running in Israel's fourth election in two years, Netanyahu is clutching onto vaccination rollout like a political lifesaver.

Dolphin spotted off coast in Eilat and sperm whale in Nahariya

Dolphin sighting in Eilat! A single Indo-Pacific bottle nose dolphin was seen swimming near Dekel beach on Saturday morning.

Tensions rise as Biden admin. changes Middle East dynamic

The commander of U.S. Central Command is in Israel now, the first high-level visit by a top American official since Biden's inauguration.

Washington Wizards to launch Hebrew website and podcast

Yaron Talpaz speaks with ILTV about Washington Wizard's efforts to attract Israeli fan base.

Israeli researchers discover new bee species

Israeli researchers have discovered a new species of bees as global bee populations fall.

An Epidemic of Violence: Crime in the Arab sector

Adv. Ben Dror Yemini, Israeli journalist and attorney, discusses epidemic of violent crime in Arab sector, and PM's plan to combat crime.

Hermon resort remains closed - and unsupported

Micki Inbar Hermon resort spokesperson speaks with ILTV about efforts to secure reopening of ski resort.

PM unveils plan to combat crime in Arab-Israeli sector

Netanyahu vows to combat crime epidemic in Arab sector with three-pronged plan.

Israeli drivers travel to Saudi Arabia to compete in car rally

Israeli drivers traveled to Saudi Arabia to take part in this week’s Dakar car rally, despite a ban on Israeli travelers to the kingdom.

'No one has a clear path to a coalition'

Ben-Dror Yemini speaks with ILTV about possibility Israel's 4th election in 2 years could again result in a deadlock.

Israeli program teaches southeast Asian students modern farming

A special Israeli program in the country's south trains students from southeast Asia and Africa in modern farming techniques.

Watch: Despite vaccine, Netanyahu seeks tighter lockdown

Israel on it’s way to being the first country on earth to vaccinate its general population. Nevertheless, PM looking to tighten lockdown.

Wonder Woman 84 sets 2020 box office record

Superhero sequel releases simultaneously in theaters, online. Third movie in franchise fast-tracked.

Yad Ezra v’Shulamit working overtime to feed the needy

Israel has seen a spike in the number of people in need during the COVID crisis, with over 100,000 families living in poverty.

Final push to legalize cannabis in Israel frozen

Attorney Hagit Weinstock speaks with ILTV about cannabis legalization bid being put in limbo as Knesset teeters on brink of dissolution.

Israel to ink free trade agreement with South Korea this week

Dr. Villy Abraham, a economic consumer behavior expert, speaks with ILTV about Israel's plans to sign free trad deal with South Korea.

From bad to worse - Israel's ongoing financial crisis

With unemployment high and the possibility of a third lockdown and 4th election looming, Israeli banks fear borrowers may never repay loans.

Can US Supreme Court rule on Holocaust restitution cases?

Attorney Joy Malka Rothenberg speaks with ILTV about two landmark Holocaust restitution cases set to be heard by the US Supreme Court.

Museum in Israel to hold a coronavirus exhibition

Haifa museum opens exhibit featuring art inspired by COVID pandemic.

The trouble with trains – TLV’s long-awaited light-rail

Chen Herzog, Chief Economist for BDO Consulting speaks with ILTV about Tel Aviv's light-rail train system.

Police raid puppy mill in northern Israel

The Ministry of Agriculture and Israel Police raided a ‘puppy-mill’ in northern Israel, rescuing 90 dogs.

Who is to blame for the rise in coronavirus infection rates?

'It takes two to tango,' says Prof. Nadav Davidovitch. ‘Everyone is responsible for the rise in Covid-infection rates.’

Report: Iran hacked into secret Israeli security information

Iranian hackers reportedly impersonated former IDF intel chief Amos Yadlin in major security breach.

Changing Ties: Israeli actions ahead of White House turnover

Dr. Martin Sherman, founder of the IISS, and Ambassador Alon Liel speak with ILTV about the implications of White House turnover for Israel.

Israelis encouraged to adopt Ethiopian-born tradition of Sigd

Ethiopian Jews celebrate Sigd holiday, 50 days after Yom Kippur, focusing on collective introspection.