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Pay to Slay is here to stay
The Palestinian Authority paid stipends to security prisoners and to families of so-called “martyrs” at PA post offices over the weekend , despite publicly claiming to have ended the practice, dubbed Pay to Slay. This was revealed by Palestinian Media Watch. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with PMW director Itamar Marcus.- 6 דקות
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How Zohran Mamdani's anti-Israel stance won him votes from the left
In New York city, early voting began this weekend to elect the next mayor of the city. Joining KAN English is veteran journalist, New York native and now an anchor for ILTV News, Calev Ben David to give us the insight behind Zohran Mamdani, the man who will likely be elected the first Muslim mayor of the city.- 14 דקות
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Israeli Opera opens its landmark 40th season, including an original production
The Israeli Opera is opening its landmark 40th season with 7 productions, including an original Israeli creation based on the Dybbuk. It is also holding a variety of social, educational and community initiatives and reaching out to younger audiences. Tali Barash-Gottleib, general manager of the Israeli Opera, told reporter Arieh O’Sullivan that the opera was growing despite Covid and the war.- 9 דקות
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Tzachi Hanegbi politicized the National Security Council
Eran Etzion, a former deputy head of the National Security Council, said that dismissed NSC head Tzachi Hanegbi has not been performing his duties and not serving the national security interests. He told reporter Arieh O’Sullivan that the NSC has undergone politicization under Hanegbi. Etzion said that a national security adviser needed to be loyal to the national interests and not a premier.- 7 דקות
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Marking centennial, Reform movement conference highlights values, Israel bond
The World Union for Progressive Judaism's Connections 2025 conference in Jerusalem will mark the movement's centennial and rededicate its hub at Beit Shmuel. WUPJ President Buenos Aires-born Rabbi Sergio Bergman spoke to KAN 's Naomi Segal about the significance of the gathering against the backdrop of the Gaza ceasefire and hostage releases.- 11 דקות
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Vance arrives in Israel to bolster Gaza ceasefire
US Vice President JD Vance arrived in Israel on Tuesday, bolstering efforts by President Donald Trump’s top Middle East envoys to stabilize a fragile US-brokered ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Gerald Steinberg, Professor of Politics at Bar-Ilan University and President of NGO Monitor, spoke to KAN reporter Naomi Segal about the developments.- 7 דקות
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Poor education and production levels risk turning Israel into Third World country
Israel's current socio-economic trajectory is unsustainable, and changes are needed to keep it at a First World level. This, according to Prof. Dan Ben David, Head of the Shoresh Institute for Socioeconomic Research and professor of economics at Tel Aviv University. He told reporter Arieh O’Sullivan this was a year of opportunity for Israel to make the changes necessary for the future of Israel- 11 דקות
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Miri Eisen on Gaza, the role of Turkey and Qatar and Israel's isolation
After Sunday's clashes in Rafah will the Gaza ceasefire hold? Can the sides move forward to implementation of Phase 2? How bad is Israel's standing in the world and what about the internal rifts in Israel? These are some of the questions KAN's Mark Weiss put to Ret IDF Col. Miri Eisen, who today is a Senior Fellow at the Reichman University's International Institute for Counter Terrorism.- 11 דקות
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