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4D AGO

When Antisemitism Becomes Normal, What Comes Next?

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.

4d ago

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31 min
FEB 11

More Israelis Are Leaving Than Arriving. What Happens Next?

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.

Feb 11

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29 min
FEB 7

Qatar is Testing the West Through Israel, Sylvan Adams Warns

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.

Feb 7

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31 min
2D AGO

Israel Daily News - February 16, 2026 | U.S., Iran Back at the Negotiating Table

On today’s episode of ILTV Daily News: The United States and Iran head into a second round of high-stakes talks; the IDF and Shin Bet say they carried out a series of airstrikes over the past 24 hours in northern Gaza; and Israel’s cabinet has approved a new land registration process in Area C of Judea and Samaria. Join us for the next episode of One on One with Emily Austin: https://iltvisrael.com/RSVP-emilyaustin Master Your Mind, Live Your Israel Experience at the International School of Haifa University: https://iltvisrael.com/haifa_uni

2d ago

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24 min
JAN 31

Why the Iranian Regime Fears Netanyahu More than it Admits

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.

Jan 31

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31 min
3D AGO

Israel Daily News - February 15, 2026 | Trump's Warns Iran of a "Very Bad Day"

On today’s episode of ILTV Daily News: President Donald Trump sets a deadline for Iran as the U.S. carrier Gerald Ford moves into position, warning of a “very bad day” if talks fail. Meanwhile, the first leaders’ meeting of the new Board of Peace is set for Tuesday in Washington. Israel is now officially on the board, while other countries are still weighing whether to participate. At the same time, Hamas representatives have returned to Cairo for talks with mediators on a U.S.-backed plan to disarm the terror group. The discussions come amid ongoing ceasefire violations and a warning from IDF Chief Zamir that the core objective in Gaza has yet to be achieved.Learn more about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews: https://iltvisrael.com/IFCJMaster Your Mind, Live Your Israel Experience at the International School of Haifa University: https://iltvisrael.com/haifa_uni

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24 min
6D AGO

Israel Daily News - February 12, 2026

On today’s episode of ILTV Daily News: After meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, U.S. President Donald Trump says he will continue pursuing a deal with Iran, even as the Iranian government rallies supporters with chants of “Death to the U.S.” and “Death to Israel.” Meanwhile, Netanyahu formally accepts membership in Trump’s newly formed Board of Peace.Master Your Mind, Live Your Israel Experience at the International School of Haifa University: https://iltvisrael.com/haifa_uniSupport artisans in Judea and Samaria and receive 10% off with code BLESSISRAEL: https://iltvisrael.com/BBIStand with Israel by supporting its oldest charity, Colel Chabad: https://iltvisrael.com/colel-chabad

6d ago

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24 min
JAN 3

Israel’s Next War May Already Be Coming

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.

Jan 3

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31 min
JAN 24

Why War May Be Israel’s Greatest Public Health Threat

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.

Jan 24

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31 min
JAN 11

The Jewish Matchmaker Podcast – Letting Go Is The Real Win

What happens when you stop chasing the finish line and start trusting the run? In this episode, Aleeza Ben Shalom speaks with Beatie Deutsch, Israeli national champion, “Marathon Mother,” and Olympic hopeful, about resilience, faith, and releasing control. From running for Israel under the threat of antisemitism to redefining success beyond medals and timelines, Beatie shares how pacing, presence, and purpose shape both racing and relationships. A powerful reminder that sometimes the real victory isn’t the outcome – it’s staying in the race.

Jan 11

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32 min

The ILTV News Podcast brings you insightful conversations with Israel's most influential voices. Join us for deep dives into the issues shaping the nation—from politics to security, innovation, and culture. Hear directly from the people driving change and leading the way forward in Israel.