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Keeping Holocaust remembrance alive
As the generation of Holocaust survivors diminishes, the question of how we remember becomes more urgent. The memorial candle and label initiative of the Shem VeNer Association provides a QR code to access the personal stories of individuals who perished in the Holocaust. Shem VeNer Founder Alicia Yacoby, spoke with KAN’s Sarahlee Tschernia.- 6 דקות
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The lessons of Hormuz
President Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz will reopen “fairly soon” with or without Iran’s assistance, as Tehran’s effective blockade of the waterway continues to disrupt energy supplies worldwide. Fear of Iranian attacks has disrupted global energy markets. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Brenda Shaffer, an expert on global energy from the US naval Post Graduate school.- 8 דקות
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After 40 days of fighting: What next?
Prof. Gadi Hitman, Chair of the Middle East and Political Science Department at Ariel University, says that despite the combative statements coming from both Iran and the United States, in his view neither side is interested in a resumption of fighting. KAN's Naomi Segal asked him for his takeaway on the 40 days of fighting, the ceasefire – and what could lie ahead.- 11 דקות
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Israel’s skies reopen, but uncertainty remains
While Ben Gurion Airport has fully reopened with the lifting of the war-imposed flight restrictions, a return to regular flight operations will still take time. Israeli airlines are preparing for a gradual expansion of flight operations, while foreign carriers are likely to wait for more clarity on the security situation. Mark Feldman, CEO of Ziontours Jerusalem, spoke to KAN's Naomi Segal.- 8 דקות
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How can we cope with the trauma and stress from the war?
Incidents of trauma and stress in Israel have soared to unprecedented levels during the last two and a half years. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Cathy Lawi, CEO of the non-profit Emotionaid about the problem and what, if anything, can be done.- 14 דקות
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