Podcasts about tal shalev

On this week's episode, Israel Policy Forum Policy Advisor and Tel Aviv-based journalist Neri Zilber hosts Tal Shalev, political correspondent at Walla News. They discuss Benjamin Netanyahu's rather unsuccessful meeting with Donald Trump in Washington this week, the Israeli government's war against the so-called “deep state,” the Qatargate scandal, the Netanyahu government's priorities after Passover, the political fortunes of Yair Golan and Naftali Bennett, and more. Support the showFollow us on Instagram, Twitter/X, and Bluesky, and subscribe to our email list here.

On this week's episode, Israel Policy Forum Policy Advisor and Tel Aviv-based journalist Neri Zilber hosts Tal Shalev, political correspondent at Walla News. They discuss Prime Minister Netanyahu's political strength at the dawn of a new year, the state of play inside his coalition government, Itamar Ben Gvir's waning influence, the fraught issue of ultra-Orthodox conscription, the return of the judicial overhaul, Trump's potential impact, and more. Support the showFollow us on Instagram, Twitter/X, and Bluesky, and subscribe to our email list here.

She is one of Israel's leading political commentators and her interview was as poignant as it was politically prescient.  Thank you, Tal.Shalev (no relation) of Walla! News, Please follow her work @talshalev1 In this episode, chief political correspondent Tal Shalev provides a sobering view from Tel Aviv on the crisis in Israel and Gaza. She explains how the October 7th attacks inflicted severe trauma on Israelis, leaving the country grief-stricken and insecure. Shalev discusses the deteriorating humanitarian emergency unfolding in Gaza as Israel's ground offensive continues. She notes Israel is unwilling to open humanitarian corridors without the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas. Shalev argues Netanyahu has failed to take responsibility for security failures leading up to the October 7th attack. She states he is clinging to power but faces pressure from the Biden administration to resign. Moreover, Shalev expresses deep concern about the disturbing global backlash against Jews, with rising antisemitism bringing back collective traumas. She argues Western societies must unequivocally condemn the evil of Hamas' actions. In terms of solutions, Shalev states a prisoner swap to free hostages could happen but would be politically difficult for Netanyahu. She contends extensive military action is needed to degrade Hamas' capabilities. Shalev says a diplomatic push led by the US and Arab states will be required to restore some stability. Overall, Shalev offers a sobering inside view of the trauma, pain and complexity of the crisis confronting Israel. She makes a powerful case that firm military resolve combined with international diplomacy is critical to containing the threat from Hamas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

She is one of Israel's leading political commentators and her interview was as poignant as it was politically prescient.  Thank you, Tal.Shalev (no relation) of Walla! News, Please follow her work @talshalev1 In this episode, chief political correspondent Tal Shalev provides a sobering view from Tel Aviv on the crisis in Israel and Gaza. She explains how the October 7th attacks inflicted severe trauma on Israelis, leaving the country grief-stricken and insecure. Shalev discusses the deteriorating humanitarian emergency unfolding in Gaza as Israel's ground offensive continues. She notes Israel is unwilling to open humanitarian corridors without the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas. Shalev argues Netanyahu has failed to take responsibility for security failures leading up to the October 7th attack. She states he is clinging to power but faces pressure from the Biden administration to resign. Moreover, Shalev expresses deep concern about the disturbing global backlash against Jews, with rising antisemitism bringing back collective traumas. She argues Western societies must unequivocally condemn the evil of Hamas' actions. In terms of solutions, Shalev states a prisoner swap to free hostages could happen but would be politically difficult for Netanyahu. She contends extensive military action is needed to degrade Hamas' capabilities. Shalev says a diplomatic push led by the US and Arab states will be required to restore some stability. Overall, Shalev offers a sobering inside view of the trauma, pain and complexity of the crisis confronting Israel. She makes a powerful case that firm military resolve combined with international diplomacy is critical to containing the threat from Hamas.

In this episode, Richard Pater speaks to Tal Shalev, political correspondent at Walla News, about the latest political developments in Israel. They discuss the internal dynamics within the coalition and their achievements in securing concessions in the recently passed budget. They also explore the government's chances of passing a new Draft Bill reaffirming ultra-Orthodox exclusion from the military draft; and the prospects of the ongoing negotiations over judicial reform achieving a successful compromise.

In this live episode, Richard Pater speaks to Tal Shalev, political correspondent at Walla News about the new coalition government and what may be the future challenges facing Israel. At Walla News, Tal covers Israel's prime minister, the government, and parliament as well as the country's foreign and diplomatic affairs. She studied Political Science and Philosophy at Tel Aviv University. This briefing was recorded live with questions by the audience, facilitated by Kira Lewis.

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow #Israel:  Holding together the new Netanyahu government. Tal Shalev is the chief political and diplomatic Correspondent for Walla! News, Malcolm Hoenlein @Conf_of_pres @mhoenlein1. https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-726198 https://www.fdd.org/analysis/2023/01/03/israeli-minister-itamar-ben-gvir-visits-temple-mount/ https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/politics-and-diplomacy/article-726637

Raz Galor, co-founder of the new media company YChina, is a key public figure in China's media world – but today we get to know more about a lesser seen side of him: his personal and romantic life. Raz and his fiancé Tal Shalev join us to talk about meeting first in China then reconnecting in Israel, their hilarious first impressions of each other, and their shared values in faith and family. They also discuss the challenges of dating a public figure, how they like to go offline in their personal time, and Raz teases Tal about taking more photos of food than photos of them together. We also hear the story of their proposal and how it got 4M+ views on social media! YChina (歪果仁研究協會) is a media platform founded in December 2016 with the theme of interviewing foreigners in China on pop culture, trends, and more. Find them on Bilibili, Weibo, Douyin, WeChat, and YouTube. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/datenightchina/message

In this episode, Richard Pater talks with Walla's political correspondent Tal Shalev to discuss what next for the government since passing the 2021 and 2022 state budgets. They analyse the most important elements of the budget, the impact it will have for the government's long-term stability and the cost of living crisis in Israel. They also discuss the future for Netanyahu as his corruption trial enters the next phase and the government looks to pass new legislation preventing a member of the Knesset under indictment from forming a new government.

Shmuel Rosner and journalist Tal Shalev discuss Israel's new government. Tal Shalev is chief political correspondent for the leading Israeli web portal Walla News. She has also worked as a news editor for the Israeli daily Haaretz and the international television network i24 News. Follow Shmuel Rosner on Twitter.

Richard Pater talks to Tal Shalev, the political correspondent for Walla News. They discuss the likelihood of passing a budget and the prospect of new elections, how loyal is Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc and could Naftali Bennett really form a government with the centre-left?  

Richard Pater speaks to Tal Shalev, the political correspondent for Walla News, about the Israeli government’s handling of the coronavirus crisis, tensions within the new unity coalition, whether annexation will actually happen, and much more.

James Sorene interviews pollster and political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin and Richard Pater interviews Tal Shalev from Walla News in a two-part evaluation of Israel’s third election.

James Sorene talks to Tal Shalev from Walla news about coalition talks, Netanyahu’s pre-trial hearing and the contrasting style of Bibi Netanyahu and Benny Gantz.

In a special BICOM podcast to mark Benjamin Netanyahu becoming Israel’s longest serving Prime Minister, Richard Pater speaks with two Israeli journalists who have studied Bibi intensively: Tal Shalev, the chief political correspondent for Walla! News and Anshel Pfeffer, correspondent for Haaretz, The Times, The Economist and author of ‘Bibi: The Turbulent Life and Times of Benjamin Netanyahu’.

A notably divisive Israeli campaign is coming down to its final hours. Will Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu survive the election, a likely corruption indictment, and a strong challenge by a new centrist party led by three former top IDF generals? And whoever leads Israel's next government, what do the April 9 elections mean for American interests and for a potential U.S. peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians? Three leading experts, Ehud Yaari, Tal Shalev, and David Makovsky, share their assessments of the campaign, the candidates, the parties, the polls, and the implications. Near East PolicyCast: Conversations on Middle East issues from the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

Eli Kowaz hosts Tal Shalev of Walla News to discuss Israeli elections and the crucial week ahead approaching the party list registration deadline on Thursday.Support the show (http://support.israelpolicyforum.org/donate)

BICOM CEO James Sorene interviews Tal Shalev from Walla News to assess Prime Minister Netanyahu’s week as he ponders early elections - Israeli media reported that the Attorney-General will decide whether or not to indict Netanyahu by March, Gaza continues to cause insecurity for the Israeli public and Jordan announced it will cancel a lease deal as part of the bilateral peace treaty. 

EPISODE THREE Our third episode is stuffed FULL of delicious conversations about our favorite subject - FOOD! Sam travels to Tel Aviv with her Mum to meet hummus aficionado, Reut Miryam Cohen; Tal Shalev from 'Conflict & Food in Berlin' dishes on why she believes food has the power to facilitate conflict resolution; and punk-turned-social-entrepreneur [...] The post Side 1, Track 3 – Food appeared first on Megan Spencer.

EPISODE THREE Our third episode is stuffed FULL of delicious conversations about our favorite subject - FOOD! Sam travels to Tel Aviv with her Mum to meet hummus aficionado, Reut Miryam Cohen; Tal Shalev from 'Conflict & Food in Berlin' dishes on why she believes food has the power to facilitate conflict resolution; and punk-turned-social-entrepreneur [...] The post Side 1, Track 3 – Food appeared first on Megan Spencer.