ILTV Podcast

When does giving someone a platform become a mistake?

This week on the ILTV News Podcast, Devo Klein sits down with content creator Margot Tuitou to discuss one of the most talked-about influencer controversies in Israel: the recent visit of streamer Clavicular (Braden Peters) to Tel Aviv.

Known for her relatable content about life as an olah in Israel—from dating in Tel Aviv and cultural differences to everyday Israeli life—Margot has built a loyal audience through humor, authenticity, and honest conversations. But after October 7, her content evolved, placing a greater emphasis on reality, identity, and the responsibility of creators during difficult times.

In this episode, Devo and Margot unpack why Clavicular's visit sparked such intense debate, examining the responsibilities of influencers, the role of hasbara in the digital age, and broader conversations around accountability, toxic masculinity, and antisemitism. Margot shares her perspective on why the controversy resonated with so many Israelis and what it says about social media culture today.

To end on a lighter note, Margot also takes on Devo's rapid-fire questions, revealing her favorite Tel Aviv spots, lifestyle preferences, and a few fun surprises.

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Can comedy actually change the conversation?This week on the ILTV News Podcast, Devo Klein sits down with comedian and content creator Zach Margolin, better known online as ZachMargs. Through sharp sketches, relatable humor, and viral videos, Zach has built an audience by poking fun at Israeli and Jewish stereotypes while tackling some of today's most difficult conversations surrounding Israel.What started as comedy has evolved into something much bigger. In an age of misinformation and polarization, Zach explains why humor can break down barriers in ways traditional advocacy often can't.In this episode, Zach shares how he developed his unique style of comedy, what inspires his content, how he navigates criticism online, and why laughter remains one of the most powerful ways to connect people.From Jewish culture and Israeli life to social media, identity, and the future of digital storytelling, this conversation explores how one creator is using comedy to make people think while making them laugh.🎙️ Hosted by Devo Klein📺 Subscribe to ILTV for more conversations with the people shaping Israel, Jewish culture, and the stories behind today's headlines.#ZachMargolin #ZachMargs #Comedy #Israel #JewishHumor #Podcast #Hasbara #ILTV #DevoKleinYT - https://www.youtube.com/@zach_margsIG - https://www.instagram.com/zachmargsTIKTOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@zachmargsJoin our community now and receive 24/7 of new & original content from the State of Israel.https://www.iltv.tvFollow ILTV Israel News on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/iltvisraelnews/Follow ILTV Israel News on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/iltv_israel/Follow ILTV Israel News on Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/ILTVNewsILTV Israel News Website - https://www.iltv.tv

Music can entertain—but can it also bring people together?

This week on the ILTV News Podcast, Devo Klein sits down with singer-songwriter Nicole Raviv, whose latest single, "Hayati," blends English and Arabic lyrics with Middle Eastern influences to create a sound that reflects the region's complexity, beauty, and shared humanity.

Born in Canada to Israeli parents, Nicole always dreamed of performing. After beginning her career in musical theater, she moved to New York to study acting before realizing she had stories of her own to tell. From singing the U.S. national anthem for the New York Islanders and New York Jets to performing on Israel's iconic Habima stage, Nicole's journey has led her to discover a unique musical identity.

In this conversation, Nicole opens up about choosing Israel, exploring her roots through music, and why Hayati—filmed in the mixed city of Jaffa—is more than just a song. It's a reflection of coexistence, cultural fusion, and finding common ground through art.

The episode also features an exclusive reveal: "Hayati" is just the beginning, with Nicole confirming it will be part of an upcoming EP.

To close the conversation, Nicole shares her thoughts on one of today's most difficult questions: Can artists bridge divides even when politics cannot? Her answer offers a hopeful perspective on collaboration, dialogue, and the universal language of music.

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In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Calev Ben-David sits down with Miss Israel 2025 Melanie Shiraz, to discuss her experiences advocating on behalf of Israel on the world stage in a challenging time, competing in the Miss Universe contest alongside a hostile Miss Palestine, her sometimes contentious encounters with students on U.S. university campuses, her disagreements with how the Miss Israel organization is currently being run, and why she believes presenting the beautiful side of Israel is sometimes more effective than engaging in political arguments.

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What began as a journey around the world with no money became something much bigger.

This week on the ILTV News Podcast, Devo Klein sits down with Tal Dooreck Aloni, better known online as "Tal the Traveler." Tal traveled across the globe relying on creativity, making content for hostels, businesses, and local entrepreneurs in exchange for food, transportation, and a place to stay.

But along the way, he noticed something unexpected: whenever people learned he was Israeli, reactions often changed.

Today, Tal's mission isn't simply creating travel content. Through powerful social experiments, cross-cultural encounters, and human stories, he works to bridge divides and showcase the people behind the headlines.

From taking a Muslim and a religious Jew bungee jumping together, to interviewing Christians across Israel about their daily lives, to cycling from Tel Aviv to the Lebanese border and donating the proceeds to a Lebanese village, Tal is focused on one thing: finding humanity where others only see conflict.

In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Devo Klein sits down with longtime friend Moshe Shear, co-founder of Let's Do Something, an organization established in memory of David Newman, who was murdered during the October 7 Nova Festival massacre.

What began as a donation initiative quickly evolved into a powerful activism and advocacy movement. Together with Israeli influencer Daniel Braun, Moshe has taken the fight for public opinion directly to university campuses, confronting anti-Israel activists, challenging misinformation, and creating media content designed to reach millions.

Moshe shares how October 7 transformed his mission, the reality of debating hostile crowds, the challenges of modern advocacy, and why social media has become one of the most important battlegrounds in the fight over Israel's image around the world.

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Two students from the Rephael Recanati Internationl School at Reichman University share their stories of Aliyah to Israel, military service, and their exceptional experience studying at Reichman University. Their stories are an exclusive inside look into campus life, opportunities in future careers, and a social setting they will never forget. Join in on the fun in this week’s episode of the ILTV News Podcast with Devo Klein.For more details and registration:https://short.jmgads.com/4fhUgz8Join our community now and receive 24/7 of new & original content from the State of Israel.https://www.iltv.tv

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Calev Ben-David sits down with University of Haifa Prof. Beverly Goodman, a marine geo-archeologist whose research on the impact of extreme flooding events past and present has contributed to tsunami disaster planning and education in Israel and elsewhere, amid rising global concern over climate change and environmental factors that increasingly put coastlines at risk.UHaifa:Instagram: @univhaifagradFacebook: University of Haifa International Graduate ProgramsTikTok: @uhaifainternationalLinkedIn: University of Haifa International Graduate ProgramsJoin our community now and receive 24/7 of new & original content from the State of Israel.https://www.iltv.tv

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host and Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with James Spiro, former CTech reporter and founder of The Spiro Circle, about how technology reveals the deeper story of Israel. From the COVID-19 pandemic to judicial reform protests and the Iron Swords war, Spiro explains how each crisis reshaped Israel’s innovation ecosystem. The conversation explores the rise of cyber security, the growing defense tech sector, and the emerging role of artificial intelligence in both attack and defense. As global cyber threats intensify, Spiro warns that the race between attackers and defenders may define the next era of technology and security.

Are foreign actors working to weaken the historic bond between Jews and Christians? In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Middle East Forum fellow Karys Rhea about how Russia and other influences are targeting the Christian Right. Rhea explains the rise of “horseshoe politics,” shifting alliances, and why some conservative voices are echoing narratives once associated with the Left. She also discusses what this means for Israel and why strengthening ties with Christian Zionists may be more critical than ever.

For nearly two decades, Jason Perlman worked at the highest levels of Israeli leadership, helping shape how Israel is seen by the world. On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with the former international media advisor to Presidents Isaac Herzog and Reuven Rivlin for a conversation about October 7, the global media response, and what he calls a growing crisis of values. From behind-the-scenes moments at the President’s House to difficult encounters with the foreign press, Perlman reflects on moral clarity, rising antisemitism, and why Israel’s role in speaking up for Jews worldwide may be changing.

Is Israel really a risky place to invest during war? On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Wise Money Israel CEO Evan Liberman to break down the myths and realities of Israel’s economy. From strong GDP growth to global tech dominance, Liberman explains why he believes Israel is in its “golden years” economically. He also shares how foreign investors can easily access Israeli markets and what returns have looked like historically, even during conflict. If you’ve ever wondered whether investing in Israel makes sense, join this conversation.
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Is the Quran more aligned with Zionism than many believe? In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with author Tom Wegner to explore his provocative claim that Islamic scripture supports the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel. Wegner points to specific Quranic verses and explains why he believes they are often overlooked. He also discusses his growing global “Abrahamic” movement, aimed at countering extremism and building grassroots support for peace with Israel.

Chantal Belzberg, founder of OneFamily, joins the ILTV Podcast with host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman to share the powerful stories behind her Israel Prize Lifetime Achievement Award. For over two decades, Belzberg has supported victims of terror and their families, offering both emotional and financial care. In this deeply moving interview, she reflects on personal stories, the aftermath of October 7, and how resilience is redefined through pain and courage. This conversation reveals the human side of tragedy and the strength it takes to rebuild. An unforgettable and inspiring discussion.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Itay Ben Horin, author of Crisis Management, about the breakdown in trust between Israel, Iran, and the United States. Ben Horin explains how miscalculations on all sides helped fuel the current war and why negotiations returned despite ongoing fighting. Drawing on his experience in hostage negotiations and strategic communications, he also shares what Israel is getting wrong in the public relations battle and what he would do differently as prime minister.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, president of the Conference of European Rabbis, about rising antisemitism and security threats across Europe. Goldschmidt reveals alarming claims that Iranian embassies are linked to organized attacks on Jewish institutions and warns that the threat now extends far beyond the Jewish community. The conversation explores the growing normalization of antisemitism, the role of radical Islam and political extremes, and why more Jews are considering leaving Europe for Israel despite ongoing security risks. What does this mean for Europe’s future, and is the threat already at its doorstep?

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Newsmax correspondent John Huddy about Iran’s evolving war tactics and what they mean for Israel and the region. Huddy explains how Iran is attempting to bypass Israel’s missile defense systems while escalating fear through new weapons strategies. The conversation also explores whether Israel is winning militarily, why the propaganda war may be slipping, and what comes next in the fight against Iran.

In this ILTV Podcast episode with Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, Prime Minister’s Office spokeswoman Shosh Bedrosian lays out Israel’s strategy in its war against Iran. She explains why Israel and the United States chose to act now, what they aim to achieve, and how the operation targets both Iran’s nuclear program and its leadership. Bedrosian also discusses the broader vision of weakening the regime to create space for the Iranian people to rise up. With bold claims about reshaping the Middle East, she outlines what success could look like and why leaders believe this moment is critical. Watch the full interview for an inside look at the war’s goals.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Israeli strategist and former Knesset member Dr. Einat Wilf to discuss whether the Islamic Republic of Iran is approaching collapse. Wilf explains why she believes the regime is weaker than ever, how its proxies like Hamas and Hezbollah could unravel if Tehran falls, and what the region might look like afterward. She also addresses the risk of renewed negotiations with Iran and the possibility of a democratic transition or constitutional monarchy. Could this war mark the final chapter of the Islamic Republic? And what role will Israel and the United States play?

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast with host Maayan Hoffman, author and speaker Lihi Lapid reflects on strength, motherhood, and resilience as Israel faces a new war with Iran. Ahead of International Women’s Day, Lapid discusses the role of Israeli women during wartime, from female Air Force pilots striking Iranian targets to mothers managing families under rocket fire. She also shares personal stories from her USA Today bestselling book "I Wanted to Be Wonderful," including intimate moments from her marriage to former Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid and her journey raising a child with autism. It is a candid conversation about courage, family, and choosing happiness even in difficult times.

Is the West losing faith in itself, and what does that mean for Israel? Ariel Whitman, host of the Western Spirit podcast, joins ILTV to explore a growing crisis of confidence among young people in the United States and beyond. From declining pride in Western values to rising hostility toward Israel, Whitman explains how a lack of meaning is reshaping politics, media, and public discourse. He also discusses the power and pitfalls of podcasts, generational divides in American politics, and why Israel’s next elections could be a defining moment.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Prof. Israel Finkelstein, head of the School of Archaeology and Maritime Cultures at the University of Haifa, to discuss explosive new finds at Tel Megiddo. From Egyptian and Greek pottery to the biblical account of King Josiah’s death, Finkelstein explains why he believes researchers are “as close as possible” to proof without an inscription.
The conversation also dives into the intersection of archaeology and theology and what it means for the Bible, history and identity today.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman is joined by Marc Zell, chairman of Republicans Overseas Israel, for a discussion on Gaza, Hamas, and U.S. politics. Zell explains why he believes President Donald Trump’s proposed International Stabilization Force is unlikely to materialize and why, in his view, only the IDF can disarm Hamas. The conversation also tackles Qatar and Turkey’s potential role, voting trends among U.S. citizens in Israel, concerns over anti-Israel voices within the Republican Party, and the growing gap between Israel and younger American conservatives.

Antisemitism is rising worldwide, and the rules many Jews thought protected them no longer apply. On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with William Daroff, CEO of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, to discuss what has changed since October 7. From the normalization of antisemitism to growing political homelessness among American Jews, Daroff explains why “feeling a little safer” may be the most realistic goal right now. The conversation also tackles U.S. politics, Israel, and what leadership looks like in this moment.

For the first time in 2025, more people are leaving Israel than coming in, raising serious questions about the country’s future. On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with immigration lawyer Joshua Pex to unpack the numbers, the motivations behind the trend, and what it means for Israel’s economy and society. From the growing demand for European passports to the challenges facing new immigrants and foreign workers, this conversation offers a timely look at Israel’s changing immigration landscape and the legal pathways shaping it.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Sylvan Adams, president of World Jewish Congress–Israel, about Qatar’s role in shaping global anti-Israel and antisemitic sentiment after October 7. Adams argues that the backlash seen on Western campuses and streets did not happen overnight, but was the result of decades of strategic influence, funding, and coordination. He discusses Qatar’s ties to Iran, the broader geopolitical stakes, and why he believes Israel stands as the first line of defense for Western civilization.

In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Catherine Perez-Shakdam, a former insider who once met senior Iranian leaders, including Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Drawing on her unique personal history and rare access, Shakdam explains why Iran’s regime fears Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, why recent threats from the United States caused panic in Tehran, and why Israel should not be afraid. She also shares her belief that Iran’s protesters will ultimately prevail and delivers a powerful message about courage, identity, and the cost of freedom.

War is not only fought on the battlefield. It also takes a deep toll on public health. In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor and host Maayan Hoffman speaks with Prof. Hagai Levine, former chairman of Israel’s Association of Public Health, about how years of conflict have affected Israelis’ physical, mental, and social well-being. Levine explains why smoking, addiction, and missed medical care are on the rise, why Israel lacks a national rehabilitation plan, and what leaders must do to help the country heal.

In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Zambia’s Ambassador to Israel, Wesley Mahuba Hazemba, for a wide-ranging conversation about diplomacy, faith, energy, and opportunity. Hazemba explains how Israel’s expertise in renewable energy, water technology, and innovation could help Zambia confront climate challenges, while Zambia’s natural resources could support Israel’s continued growth. He also shares personal reflections on his Christian faith, biblical ties to Israel, and his experiences since arriving in the country.

Photographer Chen Schimmel joins the ILTV Podcast to share the powerful story behind her book "October 7th: Bearing Witness." From the first terrifying moments in a shelter on October 7 to two years of documenting devastation, resilience, and healing, Schimmel explains why she felt compelled to pick up her camera and tell Israel’s story. In this moving conversation, she reflects on photographing burned homes, returning hostages, grieving families, and moments of unexpected light in the darkest places. Schimmel shares both a raw and human look at strength, loss, and the power of bearing witness.

Could Israel face another October 7 style attack in 2026? On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Dan Diker, president of the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, about the threats Israel may soon confront. Diker warns of growing dangers from Judea and Samaria, Iran’s remaining ballistic missile capabilities, and the continued strength of Hamas and Hezbollah. He explains why Israel is prioritizing prevention, why Hamas still holds power in Gaza, and why the West often misunderstands the conflict.

Syrian-born activist Rawan Osman joins ILTV to explain why she believes defending Israel is a moral obligation and why the West fundamentally misunderstands Islamism. Living under constant threat, Osman speaks candidly about the personal sacrifices she has made, the dangers of social media activism, and why October 7 marked a turning point not only for Israel, but for Western civilization. From Syria’s new leadership to jihadist ideology and her own deeply personal journey, Osman delivers an unapologetic warning about what lies ahead and why she believes Israel and the Jewish people will ultimately prevail.

In this episode of Off The Record, Zina Rakhamilova discusses the looming threat of another Israel-Iran war and a new report on the manufactured famine in Gaza.

She also sits with Canadian political content creator Judy Jo to discuss how the media has served as a propaganda tool against Western interests and how goverments and leaders need to shift their policy to safeguard Western ideals.

Israel should not expect peace or tranquility in the Middle East, warns Dr. Dan Schueftan of the University of Haifa. In this interview on the ILTV Podcast with Maayan Hoffman, Schueftan explains why quiet on Israel’s borders often signals preparation for future conflict, why cooperation matters more than normalization, and how Israel’s hard power underpins its regional influence. He addresses Western criticism of Israel’s military actions, the shared threats facing Israel and Arab states, and why smart optimism means getting stronger even as challenges grow.

Paralympic world champion Moran Samuel shares her extraordinary journey from sudden paralysis to Olympic gold, and the life lessons she learned along the way. Speaking on the ILTV Podcast with Maayan Hoffman, Samuel reflects on resilience, independence, and turning pain into purpose. She recounts the emotional weight of winning her final Paralympic gold in Paris amid war, loss, and national grief, and explains why sport is a powerful tool for healing and self-confidence, especially for people with disabilities.

Israeli entrepreneur, lecturer and author of “Confessions of a Unicorn Founder” Raanan Cohen discusses what it takes to build a unicorn company, the "dirty secrets" of Israel's high-tech sector, and what it means to be an entrepreneur.

On this episode of Off The Record, Zina Rakhamilova examines the antisemitic terror attack on a Chanukah celebration at Bondi Beach, and touches on the global surge of coordinated violence and incitement against Jews. The normalization of extremist rhetoric against Jews around the world has deadly consequences.

Is Israel an apartheid state? Dr. Shmuel Legesse, a Black Ethiopian Israeli Jew, says the evidence points in the opposite direction. On the ILTV Podcast with Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, he calls out global institutions for misrepresenting Israel and invites South African leaders, Black Lives Matter activists and international media to a real, fact-based debate. Legesse explains why the Ethiopian community’s identity, service and sacrifice challenge the apartheid narrative, and why their absence from Israel’s leadership spaces must change. His message to young Ethiopians: your actions, not prejudice, define who you are.

Eighty years after World War II, October 7 has reopened fears many thought were long behind us. On this ILTV Podcast, author and journalist Aron Heller discusses the story behind his new book, Zaidy’s Band, an 11-year journey uncovering the untold legacy of 1.5 million Jewish soldiers who fought in the Allied armies. Heller shares how his grandfather’s silence, trauma, and eventual openness reshaped his understanding of Jewish resilience, and why those lessons matter now more than ever.

IDF reservists are coming home from the front lines and launching Israel’s next generation of deep tech startups. In this ILTV Podcast, Kerem Nevo, VP Growth at the Israel Innovation Authority, explains to Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman why investment in Israeli deep tech is surging despite war, politics and rising antisemitism ... and why Israel is now “the next hub after the US.” She also addresses tax reforms, the risk of brain drain and what it will take to keep big, mature companies rooted in Israel.

Pastor Dumisani Washington issues a stark warning: Biblical illiteracy is leaving millions of Christians open to dangerous anti-Israel messaging from voices like Tucker Carlson. In this ILTV conversation with Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, Washington explains why he calls Tucker “one of the most dangerous” figures in America today, how Jew-hatred is a spiritual phenomenon, and why Israel has become the defining fault line in the church. He also tackles Black–Jewish relations and Christian Zionism.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Yizhar Hess, vice chair of the World Zionist Organization, for a revealing look inside the 2025 World Zionist Congress. Hess explains why liberal Zionists scored major wins, how a new leadership balance was struck, and why October 7 pushed Jews worldwide to reengage with Zionism. From army service equality to safeguarding Israel’s Declaration of Independence, Hess lays out the Congress’s most impactful resolutions, and what they mean for Israel and world Jewry moving forward.

Nevo Abutbul, the youngest mentalist in the world, joins The ILTV Podcast with Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman to share how he learned to “read minds” … without actually reading them. From forging his parents’ signature to get on Israel’s Got Talent to performing for IDF soldiers and now taking his act to the U.S., Abutbul reveals the mix of intuition, body language, and psychology behind his craft. Hear how he uses illusion to inspire others to chase their dreams, think positively, and believe in their own magic.

Iranian journalist and influencer Pantea Modiri joins The ILTV Podcast with host Maayan Hoffman to share a stunning perspective: many Iranians trust Israel more than their own government, and some even want Israel to help topple the regime. In a candid, emotional conversation, Modiri talks about fear, courage, and the power of storytelling to spark change.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Olga Deutsch, vice president of NGO Monitor, to ask a pressing question: Has anything really changed since October 7? Deutsch discusses Israel’s military victories, the global perception battle, and the urgent need to reshape education and discourse in the region.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman speaks with Gabe Groisman, former mayor of Bal Harbour, Florida, about what comes next for Israel and the Middle East. Groisman says the war may be winding down, but a new era is just beginning — one defined by shifting alliances, weakened enemies, and cautious optimism. Can Israel and the West navigate this new geopolitical reality? Groisman shares a clear-eyed yet hopeful outlook on Israel’s next chapter.

In this episode of The ILTV Podcast with Maayan Hoffman, professional basketball player Jared Armstrong shares his powerful story of faith, identity, and resilience. From growing up in Philadelphia to living under rocket fire in Ashkelon, Jared has turned hardship into purpose, using basketball to help Israeli children heal from trauma and to bridge divides across faiths and backgrounds. He opens up about his fight for Israeli citizenship, his father’s 9/11 survival, and how sports can build peace where politics fails.

In this episode of The ILTV Podcast with Maayan Hoffman, regional analyst Ahmed Khuzaie breaks down the latest developments surrounding Donald Trump’s proposed Gaza ceasefire and peace plan. As Israel and its neighbors stand at a historic crossroads, Khuzaie discusses what the “morning after” might look like, whether Hamas can ever truly disarm, and how Arab states, from Qatar to Saudi Arabia, are responding.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with venture capitalist and author Edouard Cukierman to discuss his new book Israel Valley: The Technology Shield of Innovation. The conversation explores how Israeli innovation has become a survival tool as much as an economic engine, the “cracks” threatening its resilience, and the intersection of entrepreneurship, diplomacy, and national defense in the post-October 7 era. With decades of experience in global investment, Cukierman offers a candid and timely look at Israel’s innovation ecosystem, its strengths, vulnerabilities, and the people carrying a nation on their shoulders.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Yoel Israel, founder of Wadi Digital and Cyfluencer, and one of Israel’s boldest online voices. In this no-filter conversation, we dive into everything from the power of LinkedIn to fighting Jew-hatred, from raising kids in Israel to the funniest social media comments he’s ever received. This is a shmooze that goes beyond business … it’s about identity, influence, and the way Israel shows up in the world. 

On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: It’s day 723 of the war in Gaza, as the IDF continues to gain ground in Gaza City. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump unveils his plan to end the war and secure the release of the hostages. And one year later, Israel reveals new details about the final days and the operation that eliminated Hezbollah’s leader.

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As Yom Kippur approaches, how can Israelis and Jews worldwide find meaning in the Day of Atonement after two years of war? In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Rabbi David Stav, co-founder and chairperson of Tzohar, to discuss fasting, faith, and reflection in a time of conflict. From prayers for the 48 hostages still in Gaza to the memory of fallen soldiers, Rabbi Stav offers insights on how to approach Yom Kippur in 2025 with resilience, unity, and hope.

On today’s episode of ILTV Daily News: Prime Minister Netanyahu heads to the UN to condemn world leaders recognizing a Palestinian state; U.S. President Donald Trump unveils his plan to end the war and secure the return of hostages; and a Houthi drone strike on Israel’s southern resort town leaves 20 people injured.

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On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with tech guru turned Israel advocate Hillel Fuld for a candid conversation about rising antisemitism, social media, and his decision to walk away from business to fight for Israel. Fuld warns that Jews could soon face a mass-casualty attack in a major Jewish center, perhaps even the United States, and argues that history is repeating itself. He shares his personal story of being banned from Australia, the lessons of his murdered brother Ari, and why he refuses to stay silent despite the cost. With billions of views on his posts, Fuld explains how he uses his unique platform to inform, inspire, and push back against hate.

Step into Jerusalem’s kitchen with world-renowned Chef Moshe Basson, founder of The Eucalyptus Restaurant and author of The Eucalyptus Cookbook. In this special Rosh Hashanah episode of the ILTV Podcast, hosted by Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, Basson shares how his Iraqi heritage, biblical cuisine, and deep love for Jerusalem inspire his cooking. From quinces and lamb to his famous “Song of Songs” apple cake, Basson reveals why food in Jerusalem tastes unlike anywhere else. Discover the stories, flavors, and traditions that make the holiday—and the city—so unique. Bring Jerusalem to your table.

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Jonathan York’s life spans three continents — Iran, America, and Israel — and his story embodies the Jewish journey of exile, resilience, and renewal. A Los Angeles–based artist, lawyer, and filmmaker, York shares his family’s escape from Iran after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, his unique blend of identities, and how those experiences shape his art. Speaking with ILTV Podcast host and Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, York also addresses the rise of antisemitism targeting Israeli artists abroad and explains why perseverance is at the core of Jewish identity.

It sounds like science fiction—but it’s real. Israeli researchers at Tel Aviv University, working through biotech company Matricelf, are on the verge of a world-first spinal cord implant that could help paraplegics walk again.

In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman speaks with Matricelf CEO Gil Hakim about how his team, led by Prof. Tal Dvir, is using patients’ own cells to build micro spinal cords that restore movement and sensation. Animal trials have shown remarkable success, and with approval from Israel’s Health Ministry, the first human trial may soon be underway.

Hakim shares why this could be a “real cure” for paralysis, what it means for patients worldwide, and how Israel is positioned to become a global hub for this life-changing technology.

In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host and Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Ambassador Eitan Na’eh, Israel’s first envoy to Bahrain after the Abraham Accords. Na’eh reflects on his tenure in the Gulf, the pressures of the Gaza war, and why the Palestinian issue continues to resonate deeply across every Arab-Muslim country.

Na’eh explains that while ties between Israel and Bahrain endured one of their toughest tests during the war, the foundations of the relationship remain strong. He shares insights from his conversations with Bahrain’s leadership, revealing that the next stage is not just building, but truly developing these historic ties.

From diplomacy under fire to the future of Israeli-Arab relations, Na’eh offers a candid look at the challenges and opportunities ahead — and why Israel can be both part of the problem and a key part of the solution.

On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: President Donald Trump takes to social media, demanding Hamas release all 20 hostages to end the war—a move that quickly drew a response from Hamas. It is Day 699 of the Gaza war, and the IDF is preparing to expand its ground operation in Gaza City to gain full control of remaining Hamas strongholds. Meanwhile, thousands of protesters filled the streets of Jerusalem last night in the first of three planned “Days of Rage,” organized by the families of Israeli hostages opposing the next phase of the war.
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In this episode of the ILTV News Podcast with Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, attorney, mediator, and ADHD coach Moran Samun reveals her unique approach to transforming family crises into opportunities for growth. With over 20 years of experience in family and inheritance law, Samun blends legal expertise with emotional insight, specializing in cases involving ADHD. She shares her innovative C.S.C. Mediation Method and F.O.C.U.S. Model, explains why emotional understanding is key to lasting agreements, and offers powerful stories from her work. This is a conversation about resilience, empathy, and redefining how we handle life’s most difficult transitions.

In this episode of the ILTV Podcast with host Maayan Hoffman, meet Mitchell Silk, the first Hasidic Jew to ever serve in a U.S. Senate-confirmed role. As assistant secretary of the Treasury under President Donald Trump during his first term, he sat at the center of billion-dollar negotiations, including the historic 2019 China trade deal and the $94 billion airline rescue during COVID. But Silk’s story is just as personal: surviving a tsunami in Thailand, rescuing a rabbi in China, and practicing “dinner table diplomacy” to bridge cultures. His new book, “A Seat at the Table,” pulls back the curtain on politics, faith, and perseverance.

On this episode of the ILTV News Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Na’ama Ore, CEO of SparkIL, to explore how small businesses in Israel are surviving amid nearly two years of war. Ore explains how SparkIL’s unique model of interest-free, peer-to-peer lending connects global supporters with local entrepreneurs—offering a lifeline to struggling shops, artisans, and small manufacturers. She shares why this initiative matters now more than ever, what keeps her motivated, and how global listeners can make a real impact. 

In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: President Trump claims fewer than 20 hostages remain alive in Gaza, a figure Israeli officials dispute. Meanwhile, a United Nations-backed body has declared famine in the Strip, prompting a sharp response from Israel, with the Prime Minister’s Office denouncing the claim as a modern-day blood libel. And in an ILTV exclusive, we sit down one-on-one with Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of a Hamas co-founder who turned against the group, to hear his candid insights.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israeli media report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet are weighing the option of annexing parts of the Gaza Strip if Hamas continues to reject the latest hostage-for-ceasefire proposal put forward by mediators in Doha; U.S. President Donald Trump publicly contradicts Israeli claims, alleging there is starvation in Gaza; and a controversial new report by two far-left Israeli NGOs is making headlines for accusing Israel of committing genocide in the Strip.

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In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Eight people are injured in a suspected car-ramming attack at a bus station. Meanwhile, a source tells Axios that Hamas is “wasting time” with its unacceptable response to the current ceasefire and hostage deal proposal. Nonetheless, high-level deliberations are underway in hopes of reaching a deal that could pause the war for at least 60 days.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: IDF strikes in Syria to defend the Druze and hits Hezbollah in Lebanon; Israeli government on the verge of collapse over controversial draft bill for ultra-Orthodox conscripts; and the IDF ramps up pressure on Hamas as hostage talks make little progress.

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On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Five IDF soldiers are killed in an ambush in Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, currently in Washington, informs President Donald Trump that he has nominated him for a Nobel Peace Prize. And U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff is heading to Doha for renewed hostage negotiations, as hopes for a ceasefire continue to fade.

On today's episode of ILTV’s Daily News: U.S. President Donald Trump announces that Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas — but the war is far from over. Following renewed rocket fire from Hamas and ahead of any potential truce, the IDF deploys another brigade into Gaza. And as talk of normalization with Syria emerges, IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warns that the military mission in the Syrian Golan is not yet complete.

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On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Trump predicts a Gaza ceasefire within a week, the IDF nears control of 75% of Gaza, and a documentary on the Nova massacre wins an Emmy.

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In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: President Donald Trump confirms a massive U.S. strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, calling it a “spectacular success.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responds, calling the operation a history-making moment. And heartbreak in Israel as the IDF announces the recovery of the bodies of three hostages from Gaza—Ofra Keidar, Jonathan Samerano, and Staff Sgt. Shay Levinson.

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In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: One week since the launch of Operation Rising Lions—get all the latest updates from the front lines; a direct Iranian missile strike hits Soroka Medical Center in the south and damages residential buildings in central Israel; and U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly approves military plans to join the offensive, but hesitation remains as the order to act has not yet been given.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The Israeli Navy strikes the Houthis in Yemen; U.S. President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discuss the Iranian threat in a phone call; and we look at what happened to Greta Thunberg after she was detained by Israel.

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On this episode of the ILTV News Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with MK Ohad Tal, Chair of the Religious Zionist faction, to talk about Israel’s war strategy and what victory over Hamas really means.

Tal makes the controversial case for long-term Israeli control of Gaza—including the possible return of Jewish communities to the Strip—and argues that Hamas only responds to territorial loss, not diplomacy or destruction. He says that the release of hostages cannot be achieved through negotiations and insists that only military force will bring them home.

Tal also highlights key changes in Israel’s war approach: new military leadership under IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and stronger U.S. support under President Donald Trump. He believes these shifts could tip the scales in Israel’s favor.

But the stakes go far beyond the battlefield. Tal warns that caving to Hamas could have global consequences for Jews everywhere, emboldening antisemitic violence across the diaspora.

On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: The IDF recovers the bodies of two American hostages held in Gaza for 608 days, as another American family continues the fight to bring their son home. Meanwhile, the Israeli and U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation shuts down amid reports of chaos, and the United States vetoes a U.N. resolution, refusing to back any measure that doesn’t condemn Hamas or demand the release of hostages.

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On today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The U.S. warns Israel against striking Iran as the Trump administration appears to soften its stance on nuclear negotiations. A new American-backed ceasefire proposal aims to secure the release of some of the remaining hostages in Gaza. And controversy deepens over aid distribution in Gaza, as the UN is accused of undermining Israel’s efforts—while Hamas attacks Gazans caught stealing food.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israel pushes forward with its Gaza offensive while U.S. President Donald Trump signals a desire to wrap up the war swiftly; U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visits Israel to attend a memorial for the two Israeli embassy staffers murdered in Washington; and on Jerusalem Day, we explore the deep historical and spiritual meaning of Israel’s eternal capital.

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On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Two Israeli embassy staffers are fatally shot outside a diplomatic event in Washington, D.C., sending shockwaves through the Jewish community and beyond; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signals that any Gaza ceasefire will be contingent on the implementation of Trump’s voluntary relocation plan for Palestinians; and Houthi missiles are intercepted over central Israel, triggering mass shelter alerts and grounding flights across the country.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: President Donald Trump is reportedly growing frustrated with the ongoing war in Gaza and wants Israel to bring it to an end. Around 93 aid trucks entered Gaza on Tuesday, but the U.N. says the supplies have yet to be distributed. And is Israel preparing to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities? A new media report cites U.S. intelligence indicating Israel may be getting ready to act.

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On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily Show: Israel escalates military operations in Gaza as Netanyahu pledges full control to block Hamas aid theft; the UK, France, and Canada threaten action if war continues; and Israeli negotiators remain in Doha despite major gaps, says Qatar’s PM.

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On today’s episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF expands its operations in the Gaza strip while Steve Witkoff reportedly pressures both Israel and Hamas to reach a ceasefire deal in Doha, and Israeli Mossad returns lost items of Former Spy Eli Cohen from Syria after 60 years.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: A terror shooting leaves a mother dead—but her newborn has so far survived after an emergency delivery; hostage and ceasefire negotiations resume in Doha, with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff leading a major push for a mediated agreement between Israel and Hamas; and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier joins Israeli President Isaac Herzog at Kibbutz Be’eri to honor the victims of the October 7th massacre.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: U.S. President Donald Trump begins his first foreign visit as president with a high-stakes trip to the Gulf region; American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander returns home after 19 months in Hamas captivity—watch the emotional reunion with his family; and former ILTV News anchor Amit Harrari joins us from Basel, Switzerland with an update on this year’s Eurovision competition.

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On today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander is released by Hamas after 19 months in captivity; President Donald Trump heads to the UAE and Saudi Arabia for a historic visit aimed at expanding economic and military deals; and the U.S. holds another round of nuclear talks with the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms that 21 hostages are still alive in Gaza, while the fate of three others remains unknown. Tensions escalate on U.S. campuses as dozens of anti-Israel protesters are arrested after a violent takeover of Columbia University’s library. Meanwhile, major airlines extend flight suspensions to and from Israel in the wake of continued Houthi attacks, raising concerns for summer travel.

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In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Israel escalates regional operations with strikes in Gaza, Syria, and Lebanon; signs major new agreements with Ethiopia; and steps up support for Syrian Druze amid growing threats.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israel strikes a Hezbollah missile facility in Beirut amid escalating tensions; President Donald Trump expresses optimism after talks with Iran, aiming for a nuclear deal without military action; and the U.S. intensifies airstrikes in Yemen, targeting more than 800 Houthi sites.

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: A third round of indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas concludes in Oman with no major breakthrough; at least 18 people are killed and more than 700 injured in a suspected chemical blast at Iran’s main port; and we ask why the United States would negotiate when the Iranian regime is at its weakest.

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Is Qatar the greatest threat to Israel and the West—even more than Iran? In this latest ILTV News Podcast episode, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman interviews Rabbi Pini Dunner, a leading voice exposing Qatar’s influence and funding of Hamas. From lobbying efforts and asset ownership to secretive trips and hostage negotiations, Rabbi Dunner lays out what he believes is the disturbing truth behind “Qatargate.” He shares personal stories of protest, bribery attempts, and his call for moral clarity. Find out why Rabbi Dunner says that Qatar is the “root of the evil” and why Jewish and Christian leaders must speak out now.

On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: The IDF intensifies operations in Gaza, eliminating multiple Hamas terrorists; Iran sends mixed messages—calling for peace in English while inciting violence in Farsi; and Israel’s National Security Council issues a global warning ahead of an international “Day of Rage” targeting Jews and Israelis.

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In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: With half of Gaza now under Israeli control, the IDF intensifies its campaign, sending the Golani Brigade back into Rafah as part of a renewed offensive. As nuclear talks with Iran approach, concerns rise over Tehran’s true intentions following reports that the regime has transferred ballistic missiles to terror proxies in Iraq. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is ramping up its crackdown on antisemitism across U.S. campuses, slashing $1 billion in federal funding to universities including Cornell over alleged tolerance of anti-Jewish hate.

In this episode of the ILTV News Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with American-Israeli influencer Gedaliah Blum, director of the Heartland Initiative, to explore the global battle over truth, morality, and identity. Blum shares why he believes Judeo-Christian values are under attack—and why Israel must take a leading role in defending them.

Blum and Hoffman discuss what inspired the Heartland Initiative, the power of faith-based partnerships, and why “my truth” isn’t enough in a world craving moral clarity.

In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: The U.S. prepares for renewed nuclear talks with Iran, American forces ramp up strikes against the Houthis, and the IDF targets Turkish-backed military outposts in Syria seen as a growing threat to Israel.

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What do Turkish citizens really think about Israel, Hamas, and President Erdoğan? ILTV Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Turku Avci, a Turkish student currently studying in Israel, to get an insider’s perspective you won’t hear anywhere else.

Turku opens up about her life in Turkey, what drew her to study in Israel, and how the war in Gaza has impacted Turkish public opinion. She also shares insights into Turkey’s shifting political landscape, Erdoğan’s controversial alliances, and what it’s like navigating identity and politics as a young Turkish woman abroad.

In today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: Sirens sound across central Israel as the IDF intercepts a ballistic missile launched by the Houthis in Yemen; Israel confirms a counter-offer in ongoing hostage deal negotiations—could a new ceasefire be on the horizon? Plus, ILTV sits down with newly appointed World Jewish Congress Israel President Sylvan Adams for an exclusive interview.

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On today’s episode of ILTV’s Daily News: the IDF targets Hamas rocket launch sites; reports emerge of Israeli strikes in Syria and Lebanon; and thousands protest Hamas rule amid worsening conditions in Gaza.

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Syrian airbases are struck by the IDF as the IDF continues ground operation in Gaza. Hamas releases a propaganda video of hostages Elkana Bohbot and Yoseph Haim Ohana in a sign of life. And Houthi terrorists continue attacks with ballistic missile aimed at central Israel last night. 

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In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: With the ceasefire over, the IDF eliminates senior Hamas officials in targeted airstrikes. Prime Minister Netanyahu vows to intensify military action against Hamas while negotiations continue. Meanwhile, the Houthis escalate their threats, warning of increased attacks on Israel.

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On today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Iran ramps up tensions, refusing U.S. nuclear talks while holding drills with Russia and China. Jonathan Schanzer discusses secret border negotiations and the fragile Gaza truce. Plus, First Lady Michal Herzog hosts a heartwarming Purim celebration for children with disabilities.

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