ILTV Israel Daily News

On today's ILTV Daily News program: The U.S. Special Envoy extends his visit to Beirut, raising questions about whether a ceasefire with Hezbollah is imminent; it's Day 411 of the war in Gaza as Prime Minister Netanyahu declares that Hamas will no longer rule the region; and in the absence of U.S. airlines flying to Israel, Arkia and Israir announce direct flights to New York. Stay tuned for all this and more, only on ILTV.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily Show: Optimism grows for a potential ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, but the conflict rages on for now. U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein is in the region working toward a resolution, while in the Knesset, Prime Minister Netanyahu criticizes the Biden administration for missing the mark during critical moments of the Gaza war.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israeli officials appear to be optimistic on a northern ceasefire, claiming Hezbollah is ready to withdraw from south Lebanon. Though badly damaged, Hezbollah is still firing dozens of rockets in the Israeli north. And the security chief tells the security cabinet there is no way to free the hostages without ending the Gaza war.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Israel reportedly struck an Iranian nuclear facility; the IDF continues to pound targets in Lebanon; and hostage families appeal to President-elect Donald Trump for help.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF has now targeted most of Hezbollah's remaining weapons depots in Lebanon; Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sends a direct message to the Iranian people; and President-Elect Donald Trump picks his new ambassador to Israel.

Talks are underway in Washington, D.C. in hopes of securing a ceasefire deal; humanitarian aid is flowing into Gaza as U.S. warns of an arms embargo; and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich says 2025 could be the year of Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria.

On today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Qatar exits its role as mediators in the hostage-for-ceasefire negotiations, while Washington pressures Jerusalem by conditioning arms sales with humanitarian efforts in Gaza.

On today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF continues pounding Hezbollah in Lebanon, while the U.S. election results help bolster US-Israel relations.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: America has elected Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States. We ask, what does a Trump victory mean for Israel? In addition, rockets slam down near Ben-Gurion Airport and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu fires Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.

On today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF declares they will push back Hezbollah past the Litani; the Islamic regime promises a complex attack on Israel; and Americans prepare to head to the polls to elect a new president.

In today's episode of ILTV Daily News, more soldiers are killed in Lebanon as fighting between Hezbollah and Israel continues; President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump discuss the Gaza war and how to bring Israeli hostages home before Trump's January inauguration; and police are on high alert for antisemitic violence ahead of tonight's soccer match in France.

On today's episode of ILTV Daily News: The IDF reports the goals in Lebanon have been reached and the government can pursue a diplomatic ceasefire. Emerging satellite images show success of Israel's strike on Islamic Regime targets. And the Israeli government faces criticism for outlawing Hamas linked UN agency UNRWA.

On today's episode of ILTV Daily News: The Knesset winter session opens, and parliament votes to ban UNRWA from Israel. In addition, Lebanon is in shambles, and a ceasefire may be forthcoming. Finally, just one week away from the U.S. election, how are Jewish voters expected to vote?

On today's episode of ILTV Daily News, The Islamic regime of Iran is threatening a retaliatory strike against Israel; dozens of rockets are fired at Israel's North; and Israel is facing pressure not to withdraw from UNRWA.

On today's episode of ILTV Daily News, at least one person dies of injuries from morning terror attack; Israel marks national day of mourning one year after October 7 massacre; and after months of stalled talks, ceasefire-for-hostage negotiations resume.

The Shin Bet and Police uncover two Iranian spy rings in Israel, while Israelis in Central Israel wake to sirens and a rocket barrage fired from Hezbollah in South Lebanon.

Tensions in the north continue to rise as Hezbollah pounds Israel with some 100 rockets. A heartbreaking and disturbing photo of five of the female hostages still in Hamas captivity has been released by their families. And amid ongoing investigations into Trump's attempted assassination, a new story reveals the Islamic Republic of Iran has been plotting to kill the former president.

In today's episode of ILTV Daily News, Israel assassinates Yayha Sinwar, highly classified US intelligence documents detailing Israel's preparation for strikes on Iran are leaked on Telegram, and Hezbollah launches drones at Israel in an attempt to nab Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Has Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel will not attack Iran's nuclear or energy facilities? In addition, take a look at the Hezbollah drone unit that Israel is now targeting. And, finally, Sukkot starts Wednesday. We tell you everything you need to know.

In today's ILTV Daily News, two people were killed in a Hezbollah rocket strike; a Palestinian terrorist perpetrates an attack in Hadera, injuring six; and Hezbollah begs for a ceasefire.

The IDF has expanded the Lebanon war as three divisions of the IDF enter the ground operaton and Hezbollah fires dozens of rockets at Israel's north. Official ceremonies commemorate the tragic events of October 7th and remind the public to continue to fight to bring our hostages home. And US and allies from left to right express solidarity with Israel on the anniversary of the October 7th Hamas massacre.

In today's ILTV Daily News: A terrorist opens fire in Beersheba, Israel prepares to attack Iran and the IDF continues its ground operation in Lebanon.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF launches a limited ground incursion into Lebanon; a barrage of rockets is fired at Central Israel; and ILTV speaks with the son of Hamas, Mosab Hassan Yousef.

In today's episode of the Israel Daily News, Israel eliminates Hezbollah leader Hassan Nassrallah in a historic strike; dozens of rockets are launched into Israel, including in Jerusalem; and PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows to pave the way to a new Middle East.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Is Israel heading for a ceasefire with Hezbollah or an all-our ground invasion? The country is attacked on multiple fronts, including at the Eilat port. An in an exclusive interview, ILTV talks with Congressman Ritchie Torres.

On ILTV's Daily News: IDF strikes numerous Hezbollah targets; the organization's deputy leader threatens Israel, amid U.S. warning not to let the conflict escalate; and the IDF is asking: Is Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar dead?

The Hezbollah terror organization attacks Haifa with rockets; Israel strikes Beirut taking out senior leaders; and the IDF takes out terrorists who killed Israeli hostages.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: A second wave of explosions targets Hezbollah operatives; A 73-year-old Israeli is indicted for attempting an Iranian Regime terror plot against Israeli officials; and thousands of Americans gather in support of Israel at the IAC conference in Washington DC.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: A massive cyber attack targets thousands of Hezbollah operatives; the IDF announces the death of four soldiers who fell in Gaza, including the first female soldier; and many airlines have once again cancelled flights to Israel amid the security situation.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns that the North is becoming untenable; added information is revealed about how the Houthis shot rockets toward Central Israel; another assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump; and more.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News, rockets are aimed toward Israel's center, the IDF finishes its work in Rafah, and the World Health Organization evacuates around 100 Palestinians from Gaza for medical support.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: IDF says thwarting multiple attempted terror attacks a day in the West Bank; the names of the soldiers killed in the Gaza helicopter attack are released; and Hamas is reportedly considering a hostage-for-ceasefire deal again.

On today's ILTV Daily News: An IDF helicopter crashes in an accident in Gaza; the army reveals a shocking video of the cramped tunnel in which some hostages were held; Donald Trump and Kamala Harris talk about Israel at Tuesday night's presidential debate; and more.

The heads of the IDF and US Central Command meet to assess the threat on Israel's northern border. Day 340 of the war in Gaza and the IDF struck Hamas terrorists operating from within a humanitarian zone. And as the US presidential debate is set to take place - what do American Jewish voters think of the candidates?

In today's Daily News: Alleged Israeli airstrikes target a missile manufacturing facility in Syria; Defense Minister Yoav Gallant says Israeli military focus will soon shift to Lebanon; and negotiators say chances of a ceasefire-for-hostage deal is fading.

In today's Daily News, three people are murdered in a terror shooting near the Allenby Crossing; Israel's North once again comes under heavy rocket fire; former President Donald Trump issues a warning to the Jewish community that if they vote for Kamala Harris, Israel could disappear; and much more.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News: The IDF reveals images of the tunnel shaft where six hostages were discovered; Hezbollah fires over 100 rockets at Israel; and hostage talks continue.

In today's episode of ILTV Daily News: The United States has filed criminal charges against key Hamas leaders; the US and Israel clash over new version of the hostage deal; Israel's finance minster presents the 2025 budget and the cost of war; and so much more.

In today's Israel Daily News: The nation mourns together as the last of six murdered hostages are laid to rest; US President Joe Biden makes a final push for a hostage for ceasefire deal; the country goes on strike; and so much more.

In today's edition of ILTV Daily News, the bodies of six hostages are recovered from a Gaza tunnel; three police officers are killed in a terrorist shooting attack; kids go back to school; and so much more.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News, the IDF is continuing its major operation in Samaria; the body of a soldier is retrieved; the IDF strikes Syria; and more.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News, the IDF conduct a large anti-terrorism operation in the West Bank; Israel unites around return of an Israeli hostage; and ILTV talks about soldier hero Nitai Metodi with his mother, Lara Metodi.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News, the United States warns Israel and Hezbollah not to escalate the war; Hamas says no to a hostage deal; and ILTV talks with one American traveler who cannot get to Israel.

On today's ILTV Daily News program, Israel launches a pre-emptive strike against Hezbollah after terrorists planned to fire thousands of rockets, including at Tel Aviv; the Home Front is bracing for a potential retaliatory attack by closing beaches and reducing gathering sizes; and despite the hostilities in the North, the talks for a Gaza ceasefire are continuing.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has backed off from threats of an attack on Israel, at least for the time being. The Air Force has blitzed ten Hezbollah sites in south Lebanon in response to targeting of Golan town of Katzrin. And President Biden and Vice President Harris have called Prime Minister Netanyahu urging more Israeli flexibility in failing hostage for ceasefire talks.

As Hezbollah fires over 100 rockets into Israel, Defense Minister Gallant says the IDF's focus is moving from Gaza to the north. Hamas gives no signs of accepting US bridging proposal on a ceasefire for hostage deal. And IDF Chief of Staff Halevi vows to keep fighting Hamas and bring home all hostages living and dead.

An IDF operation recovers the bodies of six hostages killed while in Hamas capitvity, one previously believed to be alive. Blinken says Netanyahu agrees to US bridging proposal on hostages for ceasefire deal, and demands Hamas to do the same. And amid growing sounds of war, air force strikes deep into Lebanon hitting a Hezbollah missile storage facility in Baalbeck.

In today's episode, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrives in Israel and says it is a pivotal moment to achieve a hostage-ceasefire deal; swarms of Hezbollah UAVs strike in the Galilee; and Israel Police declare that Tel Aviv bomber was a terrorist.

In today's episode, US-led negotiations show progress as hostage-ceasefire talks move from Doha to Cairo; a roadside bomb kills two IDF reservists in Gaza; and former President Donald Trump says the Democratic party is the cause of the he "chaos, bigotry, and violence" that the Jewish people are facing in America.

The world waits to see if Hamas will show up to tomorrow's Gaza ceasefire and hostage exchange negotiations summit in Doha, The enrite Middle East is on edge wondering if Iran will attack Israel after all, while the US pressures Iran to abort their plans. And the US approves a $20 billion arms deal with Israel.

US confirms coalition of EU, US and Gulf Nations will fight against any strike on Israel from Iran. Hamas claims hostages have been harmed in Gaza, but the IDF disputes the report. And the region sees an earthquake with a 5.0 magnitude overnight.

After a long waiting game, new reports indicate a strike on Israel from the Islamic Republic is imminent. Hostage for ceasefire negotiations led by the US are set to begin on Thursday, despite escalating regional tensions, And IDF forces continue the search for the terrorist who killed a 23-year-old Israeli in a terror attack.

A hostage for ceasefire deal is still a number one priority as the US pushes for a breakthrough. ILTV sits down with Israel's minister of Aliyah to discuss why Israel Aliyah continues to rise despite war. And Israel secures another medal at the Olympics as Israeli gymnasts capture the silver medal.

As the Islamic Republic continues to delay Israel anticipates a strong retaliation from Hezbollah. Islamic Republic president is urging Ayatollah Khamenei not to strike Israel. And three Taylor Swift concerts on Europe have been canceled due to ISIS terror threats.

Israel braces for confrontation with the Islamic Republic following the Haniyeh assassination and pledges from the Regime to strike Tel Aviv. Terrorist leader Hamas Yahya Sinwar selected to assume position of assassinated Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. And the Paris Olympics hold an event commemorating the 1972Munich massacre of the Israeli Olympic Team.

White House expects imminent Iranian attack and coordinates with Israel. Defense Minister Gallant says Israel can move quicjly from offense to defense. And UNRWA admits that at least nine of its workers may have committed terror acts on October 7th.

Israel coordinates with its allies as it braces for an Islamic Republic attack following the assassination of Haniyeh. Israel sends a team to Cairo in an effort to continue hostage for ceasefire negotiations. And a historic weekend for Team Israel at the Paris Olympics as they capture a record 6 medals total and their first gold.

In today's episode of the ILTV Daily News: Israel is weighing a ceasefire agreement that would require disarming Hezbollah; another Iranian spy ring is discovered in Israel; and five people are killed in a Hezbollah strike on the city of Metula.

Hamas political leader Haniyeh has been assassinated in Iran, with Tehran vowing reprisal. Hezbollah military commander was assassinated in Beirut, with Israel claiming responsibility. Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas vow revenge after two high profile assassinations in 24 hours.

Diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent mass Israeli retaliation to Hezbollah, however Israel has promised a response will come. The UK is considering suspending weapons sales to Israel in the near future. And accusations at the Olympics that the Algerian Judoka competitor sabotaged his match to avoid his Israeli rival.

In today's episode of the Israel Daily News: The security gives a greenlight to attacking Hezbollah and Lebanon, residents of Israel and Lebanon weigh in on what the impact of such an attack might look like, and Turkey threatens to invade Israel.

12 children and teens were murdered by a Hezbollah rocket in the north making a major escalation. Families of the hostages in Gaza ramp up calls on government to make a deal. And Prime Minister Netanyahu returns from Washington after meeting with President Biden, VP Haris, and former President Trump.

Prime Minister Netanyahu tells US Congress of his vision for anti-Iran alliance. Netanyahu and President Biden are set to meet at the White House. And troops bring back the bodies of five murdered Israelis from Gaza.

In today's news broadcast:Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to address Congress.The Houthis threaten to escalate attacks against Israel.And the Israeli Knesset advances a bill to label UNRWA a terrorist organization.

Prime Minister Netanyahu lands in Washington ahead of his addres to Congress and meeting with US President Joe Biden. Day 291 of the war in Gaza as the IDF launches a renewed ground incursion in Khan Younis. And the Israeli delegation arrives in Paris ahead of the 2024 Olympics.

Prime Minister Netanyahu departs for Washington where he will address the US Congress and meet with President Biden. President Biden drops out of the US presidential race and formally endorses sitting Vice President Kamala Harris. And after the IDF bombs Houthi sites in Yemen, the Iran backed terror group pledges to respond with force.

Following the Houthi's attack on Tel Aviv, the Israeli Air Force directly targets the Houthis in a major strike. ILTV's Ariella Lahyani heads out to Tel Aviv to see how residents are feeling following the Houthi's deathly attack. And Prime Minister Netanyahu is heading to Washington for a meeting with US President Biden.

In today's episode of ILTV Daily News, four IDF soldiers were killed and 58 wounded in a Hezbollah rocket attack; the IDF reveals Hezbollah positions near UNIFIL peacekeeper bases in southern Lebanon; and Jewish communities around the world face rising antisemitism during the High Holidays.

Day 283 of Israel's war against Hamas and Hamas refuses to answer if Deif was assasinated in a recent IDF strike. Israeli PM Netanyahu is set to meet with President Biden next week in Washington ahead of speech in Congress. And new UK FM Lammy is in Israel now to work on hostage-truce deal.

Day 279 of Israel's war against Hamas and intense negoations for a hostages deal are ongoing - have Israel and Hamas reached a new framework? New diplomatic efforst are also underway to avert all out war with Israel and Hezbollah. And ILTV sits down with an Iranian Christian dissident standing up to the Islamic Republic.

Day 278 of Israel's war against Hamas and tensions continue to heighten on the northern border as two Israelis were killed by Hezbollah attacks. The White House warns the Islamic Republic of Iran against meddling in pro-Hamas protests in the US. And Meta is changing its policy to remove posts targeting Zioninsts when used with antisemitic rhetoric.

Day 277 of Israel's war against Hamas and all eyes are on Doha ahead of mediation efforts toward a hostages for ceasfire deal. Netanyahu's coalition is in crisis as several partners are making demands.

In today's ILTV Israel Daily News program: A hostage deal is on the table again, after Hamas drops its demand to end the war; elections in the United Kingdom end with a massive victory for the Labour Party and a new prime minister; the IDF continues to battle Hezbollah in the North; and so much more.

Day 272 of the war in Gaza and Hezbollah fires over 200 rockets at Northern Israel while hostage negotiations continue, and Anti-Israel Australians storm the Parliament House in Canberra. And much more.

The Israeli government and IDF clash over reports that IDF officials would support some kind of truce in Gaza that leaves Hamas in power. The Lebanese Foreign Minister sends a message to Israel stating that Lebanon does not want a war with Israel, despite Hezbollah’s attacks. The IDF conducts multiple operations in the West Bank, thwarting major terror attacks, including a suicide bombing. And much more.

In today's episode of ILTV's Daily News, The Washington Post shares details about Yahya Sinwar's ultimate plans to attack Israel; the war between Israel and Lebanon continues with hundreds of rockets and missiles shot over the Yom Kippur holiday; and touching scenes of shofars blown in Lebanon and soldiers dancing in Gaza emerge as the holiday comes to a close.

Day 269 of Israel's war against Hamas and while the war is expected to wind down in the coming weeks, Hamas this morning fired 15 rockets into southern Israel, the largest barrage in months, reminding us all that total victory is yet to be achieved.

Day 262 of the war in Gaza and Netanyahu speaks to Israeli media for the first time since the start of the war, in which he reiterated Israel's goals for the war, while Defense Minister Gallant visits Washington, and violence errupts in the Pic-Robertson neighborhood in L.A. And much more.

Day 261 of the war against Hamas, and another war could potentially unfold on Israel's Northern Border, as continue Hezbollah rocket fire and thousands of displaced citizens prompt Israeli officials to heavily consider an offensive into Lebanon, as Defense Minister Gallant heads to the US to discuss American support in the case of a war, with his American counterparts. And much more.

Gaza war day 256 and the IDF is making major progress in Rafah. New details on the daring hostage rescue mission are revealed by one of the pilots involved. And tensions in the north continue to escalate, sparking the question: what do Israelis think should be done to deal with the threat of Hezbollah? And much more.

On today's Israel Daily News: A Lebanese terror leader says all of Israel and Cyprus will be targeted in all out war; as the Gaza war advances, the IDF Home Front Command says that it allows some residents to return home; and Parisians protest the antisemitic gang rape of a 12-year-old girl.

Day 255 of Israel's war against Hamas as the IDf announces a new daytime pause in Gaza fighting to help facilitate the transfer of aid. Top US diplomat arrives in Israel in hopes of deescalating conflict on the northern front. And the Houthis, an Iranian regime terror proxy, continues striking international ships.

Day 254 of the war in Gaza and the IDF announces the death of multiple soldiers, while the war against Hezbollah rages on, and new polls reveal Palestinian political alignments. And much more.

Day 244 of the war in Gaza and the IDF destroys key Hamas tunnels, while the Northern Border sees a devastating escalation, and the Houthis strike once again in the Red Sea. And much more.

Jerusalem changing course – Israeli ministers now calling on foreign donors to increase their aid for the Palestinians- The P.A explicitly rewarding violence and riots against Israeli civilian communities.  - Biblical history coming to life! An ancient Hellenistic ruin uncovered just ahead of the Hanukkah holiday.

New Israeli ally, Sudan, imploding under a military coup- The tragic story of Eitan Biran potentially seeing its end - Miss Israel finally crowned ahead of this year’s miss universe competition – scheduled to be held in Eilat

Violence in the Arab-Israeli sector reaching a very grim milestone- The state of Israel celebrating its new immigrants, or olim, despite the many challenges that face them once they arrive - A scuba diver surfacing from the dive of a lifetime, with 900 year old archaeological artifacts in hand.

Hamas talks of overthrowing Israel, while Gazan’s are desperately clamoring to enter Israel for work. - Israel, the U.S and U.A.E discuss ‘alternatives’ to the JCPOA, in Washington -  A new medical cannabis bill finally passes thru its first reading in Knesset. But will it be enough to address the myriad of issues on the ground?