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IVOW charity giving war orphans and terror victims a bright summer
IVOW, the Israeli Victims of War charity, has been helping children of orphans and others affected by wars and terrorism for decades. It brings them to Canada for to spend a month at Jewish camp and create bonds to help them with their hardships. Reporter Arieh O’Sullivan spoke with IVOW president Richard Dermer about the charity and how it’s been affected by the October 7th war.- 7 דקות
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The evolving celebrations of Simchat Torah
The celebration of Simchat Tora and Shmeni Atzeret have been going on for thousands of years and they have evolved over time. Prof. Jeffery Woolf, a professor in the Talmud department in Bar Ilan University explained the evolution of the holiday to reporter Arieh O’Sullivan and spoke about the dichotomy of the celebration with the coincidence of the tragic events in Jewish history.- 16 דקות
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Will the Gaza ceasefire pave the way for a new Middle East?
Is the Gaza ceasefire a victory for Israel? What will happen in Gaza? Who will take control? Is the growing influence of Qatar and Turkey a threat to Israel? These are some of the questions KAN's Mark Weiss put to Prof Danny Orbach, a military historian from the Hebrew University.- 6 דקות
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Gaza ceasefire deal leaves many questions unanswered
While news of a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal drew scenes of celebrations in Israel and Gaza, Dr. Gadi Hitman, chair of the Middle Eastern and political science department of Ariel University told KAN reporter Naomi Segal many questions remain over what comes next.- 7 דקות
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Marc Zell: Trump's impact is regional, and deserves Nobel Prize
Marc Zell, the chairman of the Republicans Overseas Israel, said that President Trump’s impact has been felt across the Middle East and not just concerning the Hamas-Israel deal. He was in our studios a short while ago and told reporter Arieh O’Sullivan that Trump certainly deserves the Nobel Peace Prize but would not likely get it.- 6 דקות
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