Podcasts about ayelet shaked

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Former Israeli Minister Ayelet Shaked joins Eve Harow on a special One Israel Fund webinar on the War on Hamas. They discuss the barbarism of the murderous infiltration to Israel on October 7th and the undeniable heroism and importance of the civilian first responders - Kitot Konnenut - both in the western Negev and Judea and Samaria. In order to combat the fake news and outright denial of the events we must all disseminate the proof. Rising anti-Semitism in the Diaspora needs to be dealt with by not cowering. The ultra-Orthodox in Israel have stepped up in incredible ways which leads to hope for a more unified Israeli public. Praying for the hostages and our soldiers and the elimination of any evil that threatens the Jewish people and by extension, mankind.

Met vandaag: gevechten IDF en Palestijnse terroristen bij Jenin; uitleg Knesset slaagde er niet in om twee vertegenwoordigers te kiezen; Ayelet Shaked uit kritiek op coalitieregering; Intel gaat $ 25 miljard investeren; partij van Ben Gvir haalt uit tegen Shas en veel meer nieuws uit Israël.

The: Fake claim that the Lebanon Border agreement is a win for Israel. We handed over a part of our territorial waters, which is no different from surrendering land. Lapid has no mandate. Hezbollah won. World: Leaders have no business to tell us who should be a minister in our government. If Netanyahu wins the election, he can give Itamar ben Gvir a post. Ukrainian: Zelenski is a good actor but no diplomat. He chides Israel for not donating weapons, and does not understand the Israel -Russia delicate relations. We supply plenty of humanitarian aid, treat his wounded and accept his refugees. Why: Benny Ganz should not be in a Netanyahu government. He only wears a right wing mask but could be a Trojan horse. It Was: High time that the Israel Innovation Society and government are recognising the under representation of the Charedi, the ultra orthodox sector in industry. They are launching a training programme for their men and women. Unworkable suggestion: Bennett proposes a unity government of right, left and Arab parties ! Just imagine the result! An immediate new election. Self: Before country is the motto of Ayelet Shaked. Only a fool never changes his mind. Her party is imploding and she insists on political suicide, that might bring the country down with it. This time vote Likud to prevent that. And: More The Walter Bingham File 01NOV2022 - PODCAST

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Can Ayelet Shaked convince voters to see past her involvement in the plutocratic Bennett-Lapid coalition? Jeremy Sultan - director of the Yamina Knesset faction & candidate on the Bayit Yehudi list for Knesset - joins Yehuda HaKohen to defend the outgoing coalition & discuss what sectors of Israeli society could potentially vote for Shaked in the upcoming elections. The two also discuss the potential motivations behind many of Binyamin Netanyahu's moves while serving as prime minister.

Episódio #156. Completamos 3 anos no ar!!!! Bloco 1 - Ranking das provas de Bagrut por cidades dá um retrato do sistema educacional israelense. Bloco 2 - Listas fechadas para as eleições de 1 de novembro: o que mudou no Likud, Avodá e Meretz, Sionismo Religioso, Judaísmo da Torá, Ayelet Shaked e Lista Unificada. Bloco 3 - Israel cogita interromper ações na Cisjordânia pra não enfraquecer Autoridade Palestina. - Comentário sobre o livro do jornalista Barak Ravid sobre os Acordos de Abraão. Bloco do Esporte com Nelson Burd. Episódio #156 do podcast "Do Lado Esquerdo do Muro", com Marcos Gorinstein e João Miragaya. 3 ANOS NO AR!

A new generation of terrorists are rising in Judea and Samaria, and the IDF has decided not to let them take over. This happens as the Palestinian Authority is loosing power and a leader struggle, that can turn very ugly, is gearing up. In Syria, Iran is trying harder, and Israel is responding – leaving Syria both vulnerable and increasingly impatient. Likud is using their election campaign to attack The Zionist Spirit Party led by Ayelet Shaked while trying to unite the rest of the right-wing parties. And in Brussels, the UNWRA Director was humiliated by EU-Parliamentarians. Peter's house and patience are the topics for the archaeological item and the weekly Torah portion, respectively.

En ny generasjon terrorister reiser seg i Judea og Samaria, og IDF har besluttet å stoppe dem. Dette skjer ettersom de palestinske myndighetene mister makten og en lederkamp, som kan bli veldig stygg, girer opp i PA. I Syria prøver Iran stadig hardere, og Israel svarer – og etterlater Syria både sårbart og stadig mer utålmodig. Likud bruker valgkampen sin til å angripe The Zionist Spirit partiet ledet av Ayelet Shaked mens de samtidig prøver å forene resten av høyrepartiene. Og i Brussel ble UNWRA-direktøren ydmyket av EU-parlamentarikere i en høring denne uken. Peters hus og tålmodighet er temaene for henholdsvis det arkeologiske innslaget og den ukentlige Toralesingen.

 Betzalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir have decided to run together in the upcoming elections in November. Ayelet Shaked has stated that she is remaining in the election race despite bad poll numbers. Also the IDF has been doing an incredible job in stopping smuggling across Israel's borders with Egypt and Jordan even as we have seen a huge uptick in smuggling since the beginning of the year. And a Jew was violently attacked by a mob of Arabs at Samuel's Tomb near Jerusalem after he raised an Israeli flag. All this and more on today's show!

Israeli politicians are making up for a slow summer news cycle by issuing promises almost daily about which parties they will or will not accept as future coalition partners. With several parties each rejecting several others, can Israel ever form a government? Or does the long list of coalition-building pledges simply reveal how many of these vows will be broken in the future? The politics of coalition-building seem to have usurped issues and ideology, and they may just be a proxy for the underlying question of "yes" or "no" to Benjamin Netanyahu. Special guest and Haaretz political columnist Ravit Hecht joins the podcast to analyze the situation. Meanwhile, Ayelet Shaked of Yamina joins with the small Derekh Eretz faction, which could either be a game-changer or not matter at all. Netanyahu and Lapid compete for foreign policy cachet, polls are stuck and party time this week goes back to 1949. Each week, hosts Anshel Pfeffer and Dahlia Scheindlin will bring all the news and analysis an Israel-election junkie needs, including polls, guests and trivia tidbits about the strangest parties in Israeli history. Subscribe to the show on your podcast app, follow Dahlia (@dahliasc) and Anshel (@AnshelPfeffer) on twitter and read more of their articles and columns on Haaretz.com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what's happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday. Political correspondent Carrie Keller Lynn and Palestinian affairs correspondent Aaron Boxerman join host Amanda Borschel-Dan on today's episode. Newly minted Yamina party head Ayelet Shaked has called for a “broad national government” in her first real statement these elections. What does she mean by that? Next, we talk primaries and hear updates on most of Israel's major parties, including the Arab parties currently in the Knesset. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas head Ismael Haniyeh met for the first time since 2016. What was the impetus of their meet-up? A high court decision in May gave the IDF the green light to evict up to 2000 Palestinians in the south Hebron Hills. Boxerman lays out the background. Discussed articles include: Shaked calls for ‘broad national government' in 1st statement on elections Meretz leadership in play as Golan enters race against Horowitz As Likud primaries near, final date and procedures still in the air PA leader Abbas, Hamas's Haniyeh hold first face-to-face meeting in years in Algeria Subscribe to The Times of Israel Daily Briefing on iTunes, Spotify, PlayerFM, Google Play, or wherever you get your podcasts. Illustrative image: A polling station for people that is under quarantine because of the Covid-19 in Jerusalem, during the Knesset Elections, on March 23, 2021. (Olivier Fitoussi/Flash90) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today in Israel, Yamina and New Hope are talking about merging their parties if the government goes to new elections. Ayelet Shaked is pressuring Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to agree to form a right-wing coalition in the current government. The Likud party intends to put forth a bill to dissolve the current Knesset, which would be voted on next week. The Religious Zionist Party just created a bill which would apply Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria, and the White House finally announced Joe Biden's plans to visit Israel.   All this and more on today's show!

Episódio denso. As principais notícias que movimentaram o cenário israelense essa semana. Bloco 1 - Aaron Ben-David é reeleito presidente da Histadrut - Professores ameaçam greve - Manifestação na Universidade Ben-Gurion gera polêmica e estão pedindo a cabeça do presidente. Bloco 2 - Riwani Zoabi e a volta dos que não foram. - Michael Biton ameaça a coalizão - Tamar Zandberg e Ayelet Shaked entram em conflito público por causa de Chomash - Governo aprova bolsa de estudo para combatentes, sem os votos do Likud - Gangue árabe com planos de matar Itamar Ben-Gvir é descoberta Bloco 3 - NYT divulgou que Israel avisou aos EUA sobre execução de coronel iraniano. - Marcha das Bandeiras está autorizada com passagem por Portão de Damasco. - Kochavi disse que investigação prova que nenhum soldado matou Abu-Akle de propósito Bloco do esporte com Nelson Burd. Episódio #140 do podcast "Do Lado Esquerdo do Muro", com Marcos Gorinstein e João Miragaya.

Episódio como há muito tempo não se via. Muita coisa aconteceu essa semana por aqui. Vamos ao cardápio dessa semana: Primeiro Bloco: - Bennett tenta intermediar negociações. - Zalensky pede e vai discursar na Knesset. - Ayelet Shaked recusa refugiados e gera crise. - Lei da Cidadania está novamente no centro do debate, e deve ir à votação na semana que vem. Segundo Bloco: - Governo perdeu 32 votações e retirou outras antes de votar nesse inverno. Vai cair? Terceiro Bloco: - Lapid se encontra com rei da Jordânia para falar sobre tensão em Jerusalém. - Presidente Herzog viaja para a Turquia em visita histórica. - Congresso dos EUA aprova apoio de bilhões de dólares para Kipat Barzel e desenvolvimento de outras armas de defesa. Bloco do Esporte com Nelson Burd. Episódio #129 do podcast Do Lado Esquerdo do Muro, com Marcos Gorinstein e João Miragaya.

A ministra do Interior, Ayelet Shaked, conhecidamente conservadora, se mostrou preocupada como a chegada em massa de refugiados não judeus. O Linha Direta é uma parceria da Agência Radioweb e da Rádio França Internacional.

Samuel Nurding speaks to BICOM Director Richard Pater about events that transpired over the Christmas period.  Most significantly, Defence Minister Benny Gantz hosting PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas in his home and the Palestinian view of right wing politician Ayelet Shaked. They also discuss Hamas's latest provocation towards Israel, and an update from the Knesset. To catch up on events in Israel, be sure to listen to this episode.

Episódio quente essa semana. E o que temos para hoje? Corona: - Bennett diz que quinta onda do Corona está aí mas não há consenso na coalizão sobre o que fazer. - Gabinete aprova quarta dose da vacina antes da aprovação do ministério da saúde. - Liberman chama Ômicron de gripezinha. Política: - Ayelet Shaked negocia com a oposição a lei da cidadania e gera crise interna. - Bibi ataca Israel Katz e acirra as coisas dentro do Likud. - Mansour Abbas diz que Israel é e será um estado judeu. - Lapid convoca primárias no seu partido e é o único candidato. - Ben Gvir saca arma contra segurança árabe. Justiça e Conflito - Nir Hefetz, testemunha de acusação, delator, faz novas acusações contra Yair Netanyahu, filho de Bibi. - Procurador Mandelblit faz acordo com Arye Derye para que ele não vá a julgamento. - Rabino da Yeshivá de Chumash é detido e investigado a caminho de uma manifestação. Tudo isso bem explicadinho no episódio #117 do podcast Do Lado Esquerdo do Muro, com Marcos Gorinstein e João Miragaya.

Allison Kaplan Sommer, Don Futterman and Noah Efron discuss three topics of incomparable importance and end with an anecdote about something in Israel that made them smile this week. —The Other Deal of the Century— Should Prime Minister Netanyahu get amnesty from prosecution for corruption in exchange for resigning? —RBG for She and We— Israel’s Former Minister of Justice, Ayelet Shaked, says she reveres RBG’s freedom-fighting feminism, but would never have appointed her to the bench here. A contradiction? —Atone Again, Naturally— About which public figures have we “spoken slander and evil speech, accused falsely and deceitfully, mocked” and worse? Who deserves our apologies for the sins of podcastery and assholery? —Michael Sfard Argues That in Israel, an RBG Could Never Make It To the Supreme Court. Is He Right?— For our most unreasonably generous Patreon supporters, in our extra-special, special extra discussion, we discuss an essay in Haaretz by the great civil rights lawyer Michael Sfard, arguing that in Israel, an RBG (or anyone who starts their career at an NGO) could never make it to the Supreme Court. We try to figure if he’s right. All that and four awesome songs for the Days of Awe!

Journée houleuse et chaotique à la Knesset, qui a finalement rejeté le projet de loi de Betsalel Smutritch visant à enquêter sur les éventuels conflits d’intérêts des juges de la Cour Suprême. Yomtov Kalfon explique le rationnel derrière ce projet de loi et aussi la candidature d’Ayelet Shaked à la présidence de la commission pour la nomination des juges. Au micro de Yael Bornstein.

The Yamina party under Naftali Bennet and Ayelet Shaked have stated that they may be going to the opposition since PM Netanyahu made an agreement with the Left under Benny Gantz, most likely handing over the Defense and Justice ministries, to the Left, which the Yamina heads have been heading until now. This conflict over control of ministries has most likely brought the Yamina party's decision to opt out of the Netanyahu/Gantz government. "Yamina will prepare for the day after Netanyahu, which will come in a year and a half, and produce from the opposition a real alternative: a right that is not ready to sell the justice system to the left for personal survival". So who is right? PM Netanyahu and his partnership with the Left, or Yamina, and their threat not to sit in this type of government? Also, what is happening between the USA, Saudi Arabia, and Iran? We give a summary of these news events on this show. -with guests: Dr. Mordechai Ben-Menachem, author of the book: Muslim Winter https://tinyurl.com/y6g85sec Shifra Hoffman of www.VictimsOfArabTerror.org and www.Shuva.net The Tamar Yonah Show 10MAY2020 - PODCAST

Si l’ambiance est morose dans certains partis, ce n’est pas le cas dans les formations qui ont nouées des alliances comme le Camp Démocrate à gauche, ou bien à droite, au Parti Yemina sous la direction d’Ayelet Shaked. Entretien avec le candidat francophone de Yemina, Yomtov Kalfon, qui répond aux questions de Kan début aout.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joshua and Luke are back together broadcasting from the Mt of Blessing deep in the heart of the Biblical Heartland of Israel. Loving Israel's stones and dust has taken on a whole new meaning for Joshua as he led a group of volunteers in search for the actual site of the Shiloh Tabernacle. Ayelet Shaked is now leading the New Right party in the upcoming elections, and has taken on the daunting task of uniting all right wing parties in the government. In the meantime, Jason Greenblatt recently gave a speech to the United Nations about the peace plan. In his speech, which Joshua and Luke dissect, he pulls no punches with the UN, and proves that the United States is not afraid to declare the truth about the Israel, Judea and Samaria, and the united capital of Jerusalem. Please like and share this podcast, and leave us a review below!

Host Eli Kowaz and Policy Director Michael Koplow discuss the return of Ayelet Shaked to lead the New Right party, as well as other developments in the Israeli elections.Support the show (http://support.israelpolicyforum.org/donate)

Sara Netanyahu signs a plea bargain in the PM residences affair and will pay a 55,000 shekel fine. Air strikes hit targets in Syria's Dara'a region. Ayelet Shaked says she should lead alliance right of the Likud. (Photo:Hadas Parush/Flash90)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Simon Spungin talks to Haaretz's Anshel Pfeffer about the fallout from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu'sfailure to form a new coalition and a second Knesset election in the space of five months. What will happen to the Israeli political map in the 100 or so days before Israelis vote on September 17? Will Ayelet Shaked and Naftali Bennett make a comeback? Will left-wing parties merge to form a viable alternative? And will the Blue and White party break the mold and become a long-term centrist player in Israeli politics? Plus: What is happening in Israel's north, where there have been cross-border exchanges of rocket fire between the IDF and unknown forces inside Syria in recent days? Host's note: An hour after the recording of this episode, PM Netanyahu fired Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked and Education Minister Naftali Bennett.

Happy Passover! This week, politics in Israel seem to be settling down, with Bibi Netanyahu being tasked to form the next government. The New Right Party officially is out of the Knesset, and Ayelet Shaked and Naftali Bennet will be dropping out of politics for a while. Zac Waller joins the show to talk about Passover, and why families all over the world should celebrate! Even the children, no matter how young, can celebrate this meaningful feast, even staying up until 2:00AM. This, and more on this week's show.

Host Simon Spungin is joined by Haaretz diplomatic correspondent Noa Landau and author and editor Larry Derfner, to discuss the aftermath of Israel's general election. Will the New Right party squeeze into the Knesset after all - and what will become of its two leaders, Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked. Will Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's new coalition protect him from indictment - and where is Avigdor Lieberman? Will Israeli authorities take action against the Likud over "Camgate"? And did Israel's failed mission to land on the moon bring Israeli together in a rare moment of national unity?

Host Simon Spungin talks to senior correspondent Chemi Shalev about Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's short trip to the United States, which has been cut short by a rocket attack on a central Israeli moshav: What does the prime minister's hasty retreat tell us about how he thinks his election campaign is going and how will his rivals use his perceived inability to crush Hamas against him? In Part II, Hagar Shezaf, Haaretz's video and multimedia editor, casts her critical eye over Justice Minister's Ayelet Shaked "Fascism" election video.

Ariel Terror Suspect Killed In Shootout With IDF The manhunt for suspected Ariel terrorist Omar Abu-Laila is over, as IDF forces killed the 19 year old Palestinian in a shootout Tuesday night.  #GALKEIDAN #AHIADETTINGER __________________ 2. Gantz Wants Peace, but ‘Abbas Is No Partner' blue and white party chairman Benny Gantz said that when it comes to peace with Palestinians, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is no partner. #GANTZ #ABBAS ____________________ Justice Minister Sprays Herself with ‘Fascism' An unlikely satirical campaign promoted by the New Right Party is leaving Israelis speechless ahead of the April vote – as Justice Minister and new-right #2 Ayelet Shaked graces the screen to promote her new fragrance, fascism. #AYELETSHAKED #FASCISM ___________________ Craziness On the Campaign Trail Naphtali Bensimon joins us in the studio to speak about a breakdown of the latest Israeli campaign ads. #ELECTIONS #NAPHTALIBENSIMON ___________________ Sec. of State Mike Pompeo to Land in Israel US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's Thursday evening's visit to Israel is not only being viewed from a diplomatic lens.  #MIKEPOMPEO #MIDDLEEASTPLAN ___________________ Hungary Opens Diplomatic Trade Mission in Jlem Netanyahu and Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto attended a ceremony for a new diplomatic trade mission in Jerusalem which will also be a new branch of the Hungarian Embassy. #SZIJJARTO #HUNGARY                             ___________________ Key Witness In Case 3000 Changes Testimony Could Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be on the hook for case 3000 after all?  #BIBI #INDICTMENT ___________________ Democrats Call for A Decision On Boeing Crafts Investigations into the tragic March 10 plane crash in Ethiopia and the crash in Indonesia incidents are still ongoing; key democratic leaders are now petitioning for a final decision to be made.  #DEMOCRATS #PLANECRASH ___________________ 9. El-Al announces non-stop flights to Chicago Starting in March 2020, Israel's National Carrier, El-Al said it will begin direct flights from Tel-Aviv to Chicago. #TELAVIV #CHICAGO ___________________ St. Louis Orthodox Cemetery Becomes Inclusive   The Beth Shalom Cemetery in Chesterfield, St. Louis have just opened a new section on the property for cremated remains and for the burial of Non-Jewish immediate relatives. #STLOUIS #CEMETERY                                 ___________________ Tel-Aviv is the 10th most expensive city on earth Two reports were released today: The Economist's annual worldwide cost of living survey and the world happiness report. #COSTOFLIVING #WORLDHAPPINESS ___________________ IAA Releases Pics Of Clay Jar Fragment For Purim In honor of the Purim holidays, The Israel Antiquities Authority has just released images of a clay jar fragment discovered in Jerusalem – and it's depicting a human face from the Persian period. #PURIM #IAA ___________________ Hebrew word of the Day: Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is ' MERUSHA ' which means VICIOUS, MALICIOUS #LEARNHEBREW   #HEBREWWORDOFDAY   #ILTVHEBREWWORDOFDAY  ___________________ The Weather Forecast Tonight should be partly cloudy and comfortable, with a low of fifty-six, or thirteen degrees Celsius. Then tomorrow you can expect partly cloudy skies and no change in temperatures. The high will be about twenty-one or sixty-nine degrees Celsius. #ISRAELWEATHER   #ISRAELFORECAST See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by João Rodríguez, a Brazilian activist who is currently a doctoral candidate in sociology at the University of Pennsylvania.Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro arrived in Washington yesterday in his first foreign visit since being elected and he went almost immediately to CIA headquarters for consultations. He was accompanied by his son and by Brazil’s Minister of Justice, who has long been accused of having ties to the CIA. Today, he went to the White House to meet with President Trump. Special Counsel Robert Mueller revealed today that he had sought search warrants for Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s records in July 2017, far earlier than previously revealed. His investigators went through those records before referring them to prosecutors in the Southern District of New York. Meanwhile, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein announced that he would be staying in his role longer than expected, and anticipation builds over the final release of the Mueller report. Daniel Lazare, a journalist and author of three books—“The Frozen Republic,” “The Velvet Coup,” and “America's Undeclared War,” joins the show. 74 cities, 65 counties, and four tribal areas in Nebraska declared states of emergency today following massive floods caused by days of heavy rain and snowmelt. Nebraska has seen three deaths so far, but waters are raging in 14 other midwest states, affecting more than eight million people. At least 200 miles of levees have been compromised and thousands of people have been driven from their homes. Brian and John speak with Craig Sterle, the president of the Minnesota Division of the Izaak Walton League of America, which works to conserve, restore, and promote the sustainable use and enjoyment of our natural resources, including soil, air, woods, waters, and wildlife. Kazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbayev, who has ruled the country since the fall of the Soviet Union 30 years ago, resigned this morning. He said that the speaker of the upper house of parliament, Kassym Jomart-Tokayev, will serve out the remainder of his term. Nazarbayev sacked the entire government several weeks ago because of the weak economy. Mark Sleboda, an international affairs and security analyst, joins the show. Israel’s Justice Minister, Ayelet Shaked, is out with one of the most controversial election commercials we have ever seen. Shaked is a member of a far-right political party called The New Right. The black-and-white commercial shows Shaked putting on a fancy dress and earrings, and then spritzing herself with a perfume called “Fascism.” She then looks at the camera and says, “To me it smells like democracy.” But the Israeli media says the ad may backfire. All Israelis see is their Justice Minister dousing herself in fascism. Miko Peled, the author of the books “The General’s Son - A Journey of an Israeli in Palestine” and "Injustice: The Story of the Holy Land Foundation Five,” joins Brian and John. Tuesday’s weekly series is False Profits—A Weekly Look at Wall Street and Corporate Capitalism with Daniel Sankey. Brian and John speak with financial policy analyst Daniel Sankey.Today’s regular segment that airs every Tuesday is called Women & Society with Dr. Hannah Dickinson. This weekly segment is about the major issues, challenges, and struggles facing women in all aspects of society. Hannah Dickinson, an associate professor at Hobart and William Smith Colleges and an organizer with the Geneva Women’s Assembly, and Loud & Clear producer Nicole Roussell join the show.

On today's episode of Loud & Clear, Brian Becker and John Kiriakou are joined by Alexander Mercouris, the editor-in-chief of The Duran; Ann Wright, a retired United States Army colonel who resigned in protest of the invasion of Iraq and became an anti-war activist; Kim Ives, an editor of the newspaper Haiti Liberte; and producer Walter Smolarek.The United States makes a practice of touting international coalitions as a means to achieve a military or foreign policy goal. Just think of the coalition to defeat ISIS, the Coalition of the Willing that was the Iraq War, the coalition that overthrew the Libyan government, the Lima Group, and others. But these international coalitions are really just a myth. They serve as a cover for US intervention around the world in the absence of a United Nations Security Council Resolution or other international approval for military action. Thursday’s weekly series “Criminal Injustice” is about the most egregious conduct of our courts and prosecutors and how justice is denied to so many people in this country. Paul Wright, the founder and executive director of the Human Rights Defense Center and editor of Prison Legal News (PLN), and Kevin Gosztola, a writer for Shadowproof.com and co-host of the podcast Unauthorized Disclosure, join the show. An international conference of neutral countries will be held today in Uruguay to jumpstart a dialogue between Venezuelans seeking a way out of the current crisis sparked by the U.S.-orchestrated effort to install Juan Guiadó as Venezuela’s president. Spokesmen for the governments of Uruguay and Mexico said they expect at least 10 countries to be represented at the talks today in Montevideo. Brian and John speak with Aline Piva, a journalist and a member of Brazilians for Democracy and Social Justice, and Sputnik News analyst Walter Smolarek The Virginia Democratic Party is in a state of collapse. Senior Democrats around the country are calling for Governor Ralph Northam to resign after allegations that he appeared in blackface and with a friend dressed as a Ku Klux Klansman in college. Attorney General Mark Herring also admitted to appearing in blackface while in college. And Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax is being accused of sexually assaulting a woman. If all three are forced to resign, as appears increasingly likely, the Republican House Speaker would become governor. He became speaker after an election was decided by drawing lots from a hat. Rebecca Keel, a Richmond community organizer and a member of Southerners on New Ground, joins the show. Veterans for Peace is Thursday’s regular segment about the contemporary issues of war and peace that affect veterans, their families, and the country as a whole. Gerry Condon, a Vietnam-era veteran and war resister who refused orders to deploy to Vietnam and lived in exile in Canada and Sweden for 6 years, organizing with other U.S. military deserters and draft resisters against the Vietnam war, and for amnesty for U.S. war resisters, joins the show. He has been a peace and solidarity activist for almost 50 years and has served on the Board of Veterans For Peace for the last 6 years, currently as national president. This week, Sputnik News analyst Walter Smolarek also joins the show. Jill Abramson, the former Executive Editor of the New York Times, is being accused of plagiarising portions of her new book, “Merchants of Truth: The Business of News and the Fight for Facts,” which purports to be an expose of Vice News. Abramson told Fox News yesterday that she had no comment, other than to deny plagiarism. But Vice News released a carefully-annotated side-by-side comparison of the book along with passages from Time Out and The New Yorker magazines and the Columbia Journalism Review that show uncanny similarities. Ted Rall, an award-winning editorial cartoonist and columnist, whose work is at www.rall.com, joins the show.Israel’s Minister of Justice, Ayelet Shaked, who now co-chairs a new political party called “The New Right,” recently posted a tweet accusing the Israeli right wing party Likud of being left. That’s a common put-down right now in Israel. But what it really means is the accused is weak and unwilling to kill Palestinians. Brian and John speak with Sputnik news analyst Walter Smolarek.

A.G. to revealing recommendations before election According to an Israeli channel 2 news report Tuesday night, attorney general Avichai Mandelblit is seeking to announce his decision on whether or not to indict Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu before the upcoming elections. 2. Jair Bolsonaro inaugurated as president of Brazil Newly elected Brazilian President Jair bolsonaro was inaugurated by the national congress in Brasilia yesterday promising to uphold the constitution, and fight for all Brazilians as he begins his four year term. 3. Netanyahu gets ‘red-carpet' treatment in Brazil Davidi Hermelin, President of The Int'l Center For Public Diplomacy In Israel speaking at ILTV Studio about the Prime Minister Netanyahu and his family's visit in Brazil. Jair Bolsonaro inaugurated as president of Brazil After meetings with the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the president of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernandez and the U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo it was officially announced that Honduras will move their embassy to Jerusalem and ILTV'S Joy Gavillon is here with the news. Pompeo & Netanyahu meet on inauguration sidelines U-S Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reassured Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu that the United States would continue to cooperate and coordinate with Israel over the Middle East; regardless of the American troop withdrawal from Syria. Livni: Gabbay not a real candidate for PM Long-time Jpost columnist and Israel advocate, Caroline Glick, announced today that she will be joining Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked's new party, Hayemin Hachadash, or the new right. Lieberman reportedly reveals part of US peace plan Despite the tight-lipped seal surrounding information on the U-S' long awaited Israel-Palestine peace plan, former defense minister and Yisrael-Beiteinu party leader Avigdor Lieberman has reportedly given some details to the PA, two weeks before his resignation in November. Gaza sea barrier nearing completion Construction of the nautical-barrier between Gaza and Israel is nearing completion. Now, in addition to preventing incursion by land and by tunnel with both the above and below-ground barriers around the strip, the Israeli Defense Forces will also be able to prevent illegal flotillas, or commandos coming by sea. Security forces arrest 15 Palestinians overnight Last night, IDF soldiers, Shin Bet Forces, border police, the Israel police in Judea and Samaria and Baka'a detained 15 Palestinians suspected of involvement in terrorist activities and violent disturbances against citizens and army forces. Knesset passes major anti-tobacco bill After a long and arduous battle, the Knesset this week has finally approved a series of regulations on tobacco products in Israel. Number of Hi-Tech exits drops by 33% in 2018 The number of Israeli hi-tech exits - or companies that were merged, sold or taken public - sharply declined in 2018 according to a PWC Israel 2018 exits report. Art on the walls of the white city The walls of Tel Aviv are no strangers to a little street art & graffiti - and the residents of the city only have love and appreciation for it.  So much so that tons of art tours are offered around the city and ILTV'S Emanuelle Kadosh, who got the chance to join one recently is here now with us in the studio to tell us all about it. Hebrew word Of The Day: KHALUFA | חלופה= ALTERNATIVE Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "khalufa" which means "alternative" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ayelet Shaked says ‘this will be PM'S last term' Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu commented for the first time on the formation of education minister Naftali Bennett and Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked's new 'Hayemin Hachadash' or 'new right' party. 2.Sharing what we know Dr. Martin Sherman, Founder & Executive Director of the IISS speaking at ILTV Studio about the importance of Israeli intelligence cooperation. U.S. & Israel set to leave UNESCO today After initially announcing their decision in 2017, the United States and Israel are scheduled to take their leave from the United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organization, or UNESCO, today. U.S. & Israel set to leave UNESCO today And more with the United States and Israel that are set to leave UNESCO isLidar Grave Lazi. PM meets with Christian friends of Israel in Rio Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara, met with Brazilian Christian friends of Israel in Rio De Janeiro on Sunday. 6. Kids kidnapped by Lev Tahor found in Mexico Finally, after a few weeks of intense searches, the 2 kids kidnapped by members of the ultra-orthodox cult, Lev Tahor, were found in Mexico and they are safe. ILTV'S Joy Gavillon is here with more on this update. Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli faces indictment Israeli supermodel - Bar Refaeli has made major headlines once again - but this time - not for her sunglasses brand and ILTV's Emanuelle Kadosh is here with the details. NII releases annual poverty report for 2017 The Israeli national insurance institute, or Bituach Leumi has finally released it's annual poverty report for 2017 and the numbers paint a pretty tough-looking picture. Israel & Jordan progress in red sea-Dead Sea deal Bar Saraf, CEO & Co-Founder, Restar speaking at ILTV Studio about the next best revolution in A-R imagery that scans objects, uploads them into 3D augmented reality files and shares. 10. Only 20% of Jewish Israelis celebrate New Year's It's new year's eve and all the big pubs, clubs, and restaurants are gearing up for major crowds, all night long. But according to a recent new study, Israeli patrons of the year's end festivities only make up a fifth of the total population. The other 78% considers it to be just another ordinary Monday.   11. A look back at Israel in 2018 And now speaking of New Years eve, we thought we'd take you for a special ride down memory lane and look at some of the biggest moments of 2018 in Israel. 12. Hebrew word Of The Day: GIVUN | גוון= DIVERSITY / VARIETY Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "givun" which means diversity" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coalition crisis averted, for now Continuing concerns that the ruling government will collapse and fall back to early national elections were partially assuaged this morning after Habayit-Hayehudi party leaders Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked announced that they will not be leaving the coalition. Likud-led coalition to remain intact Davidi Hermelin, President of the Int'l Center for Public Diplomacy in Israel speaking at ILTV Studio with deeper analysis on the narrowly averted crisis in the coalition. 3. Sharp ‘across-the-board' budget cuts approved Despite internal coalition troubles, the cabinet ministers today were still capable of agreeing to a string of massive budget cut across the board, in order to pay for wage and pension increases for non-military security personnel and the cabinet approved a 1.35% cut from each ministry over the next twenty years. Will coalition instability delay U.S. peace plan? Over the past 2 years, a trump white house team, specifically led by white house aide Jared Kushner and middle east peace envoy Jason Greenblatt has worked on a Middle East peace plan that they hope will get both Israeli participation and Arab world support. Two Argentinians arrested for ties to Hezbollah Two Argentinian citizens were arrested for suspected ties with Lebanon's Hezbollah terror group last Thursday. And this happened just days ahead of the 13th G-20 summit that is set to take place in Buenos Aires at the end of the month. ILTV'S correspondent Joy Gavillon is here with the details. BDS activist arrested for tirade on air-India Prominent international human rights attorney and BDS activist Simone O'broin is in hot water this week but not with Israel. O'broin is embroiled in a conflict with air-India now after a video of her drunkenly threatening the airline and its staff went viral online. EL-al diverts flight to Athens due to Shabbat It seems Air India wasn't the only airline to have trouble with unruly passengers recently, as El Al airlines said this weekend that it intends to file an official complaint against Jewish passengers aboard flight #002 from NYC to Tel Aviv last week after they allegedly became violent with the flight crew. Living the nomad life Raul Cabrera, Documentary Director speaking at ILTV Studio about how he has been traveling, directing and filming in over 86 different countries. Ministers advance vaccination law Israeli Ministers advanced a bill that would give Israeli authorities the power to ban any child, parent, teacher or person who has not been vaccinated against specific diseases from all educational frameworks. The ban would be applied to all schools, from kindergartens through universities. 10. Thousands swabbed to find donor for Roni Cohen In August a young woman was diagnosed with Leukemia just two months before her wedding day. A grass-roots effort began in order to help find a rare bone marrow match for the bride-to-be and now, Roni Cohen reportedly received her life-saving transplant from her brother and is now recovering well. 11. Hippo homeowners insurance Israeli-founded Insur-Tech startup, Hippo, uses modern technology to provide proactive and comprehensive homeowners insurance and the California based company has now been reaching out to its clients in northern California who have been affected by the ongoing devastating wildfires and ILTV'S Doriel Mizrachi joins us now to tell us why. 12. Hebrew word Of The Day: BITUAH | ביטוח= INSURANCE Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "bituah" which means "insurance" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jewish Youths Worldwide ‘Light Up The Darkness' Members of the Bnei Akiva youth group have been leading menorah-lighting ceremonies around the world, at sites that were targeted by horrific terror attacks. 2. Turkey, Yemen Demand U.N. Vote On Jerusalem Leaders from Turkey and Yemen are now bringing the resolution, which would annul President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, to the U.N.'s General Assembly, meaning reps from all 193 member states will vote this Thursday on whether or not to reject Trump's speech. 3. Palestinians Look To China, Russia To Replace U.S. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has just sent envoys to China and Russia, in an effort to “replace” the United States as the arbiter of the peace process with Israel. P.M. Undeterred By Possible Indictments Israeli PM Netanyahu announced to his crowd of supporters: that if the police do end up recommending criminal indictments against him… “So what?” A High Court Out Of Control? Adv. Simcha Rothman, Legal Advisor at Meshilut speaking at ILTV studio about a draft bill by Naftali Bennet and Ayelet Shaked that would give the Knesset the power to overcome High Court rulings with a simple majority vote from 61 Knesset members. Israeli University Opens Big New Campus In China Israel's Technion Institute for Technology has opened up a campus in China, the first Israeli university ever to do so. 7. Get Small Business Investments Like Never Before Shlomi Turgeman, CEO & Founder of Btb Israel speaking at ILTV studio about "BTB Israel" that offers unique financing up to one-million dollars. Wheelchairs Can Still Climb A Mountain Thirty Israelis who are confined to wheelchairs were just brought to the top of Masada for the Hanukkah gift of a lifetime. 9. The Incredible Landscapes Of Israel Guy Geva, art photographer speaking at ILTV studio about the "Out of Home, Out of Power" photography exhibition. Israeli Musician Blinds His Bandmates An Israeli musician has just launched an incredible and inspiring new music "Blind Orchestra Project." The idea involves bringing a group of musicians together for an improvised jam session, wearing a blindfold the entire time. 11. “Operation Thunderbolt” Set To Become A Movie The story of Israel's “Operation Thunderbolt” is soon to hit theaters around the world. Hebrew word Of The Day: TZILUM | צילום = PHOTOGRAPH Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "Tzanua" which means "Modest" The Weather Forecast Tonight you can really start to feel that winter heatwave as temperatures will be at a minimum of fifty-nine degrees or fifteen degrees Celsius. Tomorrow you can expect temperatures to climb even higher to a high of nearly eighty degrees or twenty-six degrees Celsius. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Minister Shaked joined Hudson Institute President and CEO Ken Weinstein for an engaging conversation covering the U.S.-Israel relationship since the inauguration of President Trump, current events in Israel and the Middle East, Israel as a �Start-Up Nation,� the role of technology in the future of the Israeli economy, and more.

Minister Shaked joined Hudson Institute President and CEO Ken Weinstein for an engaging conversation covering the U.S.-Israel relationship since the inauguration of President Trump, current events in Israel and the Middle East, Israel as a �Start-Up Nation,� the role of technology in the future of the Israeli economy, and more.

On this episode of JM in the AM Nachum highlighted the Shalom Torah Academy Chanukah celebration, spoke with Member of Knesset Ayelet Shaked and hosted Rabbi Jack Abramowitz to discuss the OU's Nach Yomi.