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Does Navi Pillay deserve the Nobel peace prize and will US sanctions end the ICC?
Former UN human rights chief and International Court of Justice judge Navi Pillay has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. She is best known in Israel for ruling that Israel had committed genocide in Gaza. Just a few hours earlier, the US issued fresh sanctions against the International Criminal Court. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Nick Kaufman , a defense counsel at the ICC,- 6 דקות
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In their words: Life on the Frontlines gives voice to IDF reservists
Life on the Frontlines is a digital archive initiative to record, preserve and share personal testimonies from Israeli reservists who have served since the October 7th attack and in the ensuing war. The project has had a profound impact, on the reservists who have participated and on those who listen to their experiences. Yonit Golub Serkin, a founder of the initiative, spoke to KAN's Naomi Segal- 12 דקות
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'From Be’eri to Bondi' examines global antisemitism since October 7
October 7, 2023, marked a watershed in Jewish life, bringing anti‑Jewish hatred from the fringes of society to the mainstream. What began at Kibbutz Be'eri led, eventually to the massacre of Jews on Bondi Beach 2 years later. From Be’eri to Bondi , a new book by Dr Dave Rich , head of policy at the UK's Community Security Trust tells this story. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke to him about the book.- 10 דקות
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SPECIAL OCTOBER 7 REPORT. Netiv HaAsara 3 years after the massacre.
The farming community of Netiv HaAsara, close to the Erez crossing, borders the northern Gaza Strip. At 6:30 on the morning of October 7th Hamas terrorists on hang gliders landed in the community as a larger force tried to breach the security wall barrier. KAN's Mark Weiss visited Netiv HaAsara and spoke with resident Hila Fenlon. (Photo of Hila Fenlon by Mark Weiss)- 19 דקות
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Jerusalem Biennale explores depths of trauma and healing in dozens of exhibitions with message of healing
The seventh edition of the Jerusalem Biennale, its largest yet, opened last month, bringing a powerful message of resilience and healing. Running through November, the citywide contemporary art experience spans 21 venues across Jerusalem and features over 250 Israeli and international artists in 42 exhibitions. Jerusalem Biennale Founding Director Rami Ozeri spoke earlier with KAN's Naomi Segal.- 11 דקות
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Sharing personal testimony from Oct. 7 through Salon Otef
People directly affected by the October 7th attack are sharing their personal stories in some 450 locations around the country this week. The “Salon Otef” initiative is led by 255, the Hostages and Families Organization, with support from KKL-JNF and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation. One of the speakers, Zohar Avigdori, spoke earlier with KAN's Naomi Segal- 9 דקות
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3 years of trauma
The National Insurance Institute reports that since October 7, there have been 87,286 victims of hostile acts, most following the October 7 attack- the rest during the consequent wars. 1,029 civilians have been killed. 40,000 have been recognized for disability — 34,878 for psychological reasons. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Cathy Lawi, CEO of Emotionaid, on Israel’s three years of trauma.- 7 דקות
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