יום שני, כ״ה אלול תשפ״וMonday, September 7, 2026
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By Moshe Herman
Yishai is joined by Pastor Dave McGarrah and Charlie Schiffman to share a love of Israel, a love of Bible, and a love of mankind, also an ode to a dearly beloved friend: Charley J. Levine,62, who passed away yesterday. Charley was the founder and CEO of Lone Star Communications, one of Israel's most dynamic public affairs and media relations consultancies.
Chief Rabbi David Lau visited Rabbi Yehudah Glick in the hospital on Monday and they spoke. The conversation is in Hebrew, but it is just nice to see Yehudah Glick sitting up and talking.
Cars and trucks got stuck in floods from Sunday's thunderstorm. The photo above is in Or Yehuda, central Israel. You might think that after floods like this reoccurring every year, someone would think to fix the infrastructure once and for all.
Lear the the secrets of self-publishing your book from, expert Hank Quense
I guess if the best the government can come up with to protect us from Arab run-over terrorists are concrete blocks, we might as well make them interesting to look at... Now, I'm just waiting for someone to paint "Tag Machir" on one of them.
In honor of National Pickle Day, we bring you the history of pickles.
By Moshe Herman
Itamar Marcus, Director of Palestinian Media Watch blows the lid off of the latest viral video rage in the Arab world: run over the Jew. Finally, Spiritual Cafe with Rabbi Mike Feuer on how the Biblical city of Hebron can shun conflict and find peace by connecting to Earth which it symbolizes.
Friday, November 14th is National Pickle Day. I'm celebrating by opening up a jar of pickles I made at home. Hopefully they'll be good.
Arab Israeli MK Basel Ghattas (Balad) wears a keffiyeh around his shoulders as he addresses the Israeli Knesset on November 12, 2014.
This is about how Arab terrorism can be deterred.
By Moshe Herman
Malkah joins Yishai to talk about the terror and the lack of rage. Is it OK to feel fear? Also, how the terror in the streets is not a Pogrom or Intifada, rather a natural outgrowth of policy of Israeli restraint. Then, Binyamin Nakonechny explains the power struggle in the Likud and the fight for leadership between MKs Danon, Feiglin, and Netanyahu. Finally, Jeremy Saltan on government response to terror, and the new budget.
This is the hitchhiking post near Itamar. This is unfortunately what we've come to, where we need to be protected by concrete barriers on our roads.
On Monday evening, some Israeli youths protested at the location of the Alon Shvut terror attack earlier on Monday. If only that's all it took to stop these Arab terror attacks.
Today, 17 Marcheshvan, is the Yartzheit of Rabbi Meir Kahane, who was assassinated by an Arab terrorist in NYC on Nov. 5, 1990. In 1993, the same terror cell which killed Meir Kahane tried to blow up the World Trade Center. As we are currently in the midst of the latest round of Arab violence […]
By Moshe Herman
Prof. Aryeh Eldad, former MK and Chairman of Professors for a Strong Israel, joins Yishai Fleisher and says: 'There is no status quo on the Temple Mount! The Muslims are continuously expanding and the Jews are continuously being pushed back.'
Rule #1 for wounded terrorists: Stop the dripping blood, so the police can't leisurely track you to the exact location where you think you are well-hidden. But preferably, do us all a favor and just bleed out.
London's police come under attack by fireworks in East London. Just like in Jerusalem.
Why is good financial communication so important in marriage? And the dangers of credit cards.
We wanted something by Andrew Klavan on Iran, but we haven't found it yet. So even though ISIS is a distant second when it comes to fundamentalist Islamic regimes, we figured it was close enough.
Jewish protesters wear masks bearing Yehudah Glicks's face on it, during a protest on Thursday night.
By Moshe Herman
Why did Abraham protest against the destruction of Sodom but remained silent at the request to slaughter his own son? Rabbi Mottle Wolf joins Yishai on Spiritual Cafe. The era of prisoner release deals is over due to a new Knesset law. Knesset insider Jeremy Saltan explains.
...when it was safe to stand and wait by a train platform. Below is Mayor Nir Barkat riding the Jerusalem Light Rail on Wednesday evening, to help ensure we know it's still safe. Photo: Tamar Asraf / Tazpit News Agency
By Moshe Herman
Jerusalem suffers another ramming terror attack. Hamas takes credit, Hezbollah threatens, and Mahmud Abbas supports terror family. So what's the solution? Hear the Jewish pride solution on the Yishai rant. Listen in for much more!
Arabs on the Temple Mount launched fireworks and stones at police. Some "holy site" for them.
The run-over attack at the Jerusalem Light Rail platform on November 5, 2014
How much control do banks and governments have over money and what should their function really be?
By Moshe Herman
On today's show, Yishai talks about the Tomb of Rachel including the attempt to destroy the Jewish connection to the site. Listen in!
By Moshe Herman
Yishai is joined by VOI Knesset insider Jeremy Saltan to talk about potential changes in Israel's conversion laws. Yishai moves on to talk about his frustrated when some bless him and talks about Israel's friends in India.
Yesterday we showed you what Rachel's Tomb used to look like. Unfortunately, the Oslo Accords and "Peace" changed all that. Nowadays Rachel's Tomb is Fortress Rachel, in order to protect Jewish visitors from Arab terrorists. The original building is not gone. The fortress was built over and around it. Just a reminder of what […]
The great work by israeldailypicture.com has made this rare collection of Rachel's Tomb photos available to the general public. Tonight is the Yartzheit of Rachel Imeinu, the Matriarch Rachel.
Doug addresses the question, " When should one start claiming Social Security?"
We're not sure who made this variation on the Jerusalem city logo, but its pretty accurate for the moment.
Pictured is an IDF ceremony for graduates of the "Little Heroes" foundation, which works to integrate kids with special needs in society, on October 30, 2014. The annual ceremony is in cooperation with the Logistics Corps in order to strengthen the connection between the IDF and the special needs community.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai presents special audio from Spiritual Cafe with Rabbi Mike Feuer to talk about the eternal fight for the Eternal City and what ignites the conflict. Then, so much divides us, but the Earth itself unites us! Yishai wraps up with an interview with Noami Tzur, former Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem who is involved in a plethora of environmental initiatives in Israel and Jerusalem.
This is Jeremy Gimpel's personal message inspired by his longtime friend, Yehuda Glick.
Temple Activist Yehudah Glick at Machon Hamikdash, The Temple Institute, in the Old City of Jerusalem. In the above photo, Yehudah Glick is examining a model of the Temple. If you haven't visited the new Temple Institute Museum, you should, it's highly recommended.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai talks about rudeness coming from the American administration along with a solar tree invented in Israel that can provide shade and provide mobile power. He ends talking with Avi Abelow, the founder of the Israel Video Network, which is dedicated to pushing back the video war started by Israel's enemies.
When is it a good idea to accept a "draw" and when is it better not to do so?
Netanyahu was one of the elite soldiers who participated in the successful Sabena Airlines Flight 751 hostage rescue operationon May 9, 1972.
By Moshe Herman
For this special segment, Meir Eisenman, Jerusalem Affairs correspondent, discusses the renewed efforts to control the Jihadist rampage in Jerusalem while Jeremy Saltan, our Knesset Insider, talks about the rift between the State Department and Bibi's Knesset speech.
I couldn't help myself after I saw the photo above. The context is that on Tuesday, PM Netanyahu and Yair Lapid were in Southern Ashdod laying a cornerstone for a new seaport.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai delves into the ideological foundations of the war for Jerusalem, and considers the future of Arab and Jewish societies that occupy the same space.
Jonas Salk, who discovered the Polio vaccine, would have turned 100 on October 28. Happy Birthday Dr. Salk.
Why do people often sabotage their own success ?
The oldest, active Jewish cemetery in the world, going back around 3000 years.
India is buying $525 million dollars worth of Spike anti-tank missiles from Rafael. This is what they're buying...
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Avigdor Liberman (L) speaks with Israel's Minister of Housing and Construction Uri Ariel during a cornerstone laying ceremony for a new Synagogue in the community of Nokdim in Eastern Gush Etzion, on October 23, 2014. Nokdim is Liberman's home town. This is what we think they spoke about.
This Arab produced cartoon shows what scares the Arabs more than anything else in the world...
By Moshe Herman
Yishai presents audio from his recent interview on Al Jazeera, is joined by some Gentile friends to talk about unbiased news from Israel, and wraps up with an interview with Bethany Mandel about a "bill of rights for Jewish converts".
Israelis protest at Jerusalem's Ammunition Hill train platform where an Arab terrorist ran over a group of commuters, killing a 3 month old baby. They are carrying signs, "Death to Terrorists".
By Anav Silverman, Tazpit News Agency
Israelis of all ages watched in fascination as the Hawaiian-born Japanese-Samoan former sumo star, Konishiki Yasokichi shared his moves during a special workshop for children in Jerusalem.
Friday, the 30th of Tishrei is the Yartzheit of Rechavam "Gandhi" Ze'evi who was murdered by Arab terrorists in Jerusalem. Ze'evi was an IDF general and a minister in the Israeli government, and who had tremendous love for the Land of Israel. In this video, Ze'evi visited the Lubavitcher Rebbe and asked him for advice […]
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen with his wife Sara, celebrating the Prime Minister's 65th birthday, at PM Netanyahu's office in Jerusalem, on October 21, 2014.
Has the Jewish world adapted to the times? Hear the answer with Doug and his guest, Rabbi Berel Wein.
Hamas has created a museum exhibit, currently showing at al-Aqsa University in Khan Younis, Gaza. Hamas is showing off its weapons and propaganda pieces from this past summer's war, Operation Protective Edge.
Monday, October 20, marked the beginning of a new age of anti-Semitic propaganda. John Adams’ opera, “The Death of Klinghoffer,” held its first performance at the Metropolitan Opera – to the horror and disdain of the hundreds of protestors picketing outside. The opera aims to tell the story of Leon Klinghoffer, a wheelchair-bound American Jew […]
By Moshe Herman
Yishai talks about Israel's Christian allies and how the Sinai might work for the Palestinians.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu (L) congratulates Minister Yair Shamir (M) as President Ruby Rivlin and Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat look on (in the background), as Jerusalem's new Road 9 is named after former Prime Minister Yitzchak Shamir, Israel's 7th prime minister, who passed away in 2012. Yair Shamir, who looks very much like is father (and […]
We've completed Rosh Hashanah. We survived Yom Kippur. We enjoyed Sukkot. We celebrated Simchat Torah... What's next? Chanukah!
Israeli forces take part in a mass Ebola identification training exercise at Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan on October 17, 2014. Officials and employees from the Population Immigration and Border Authority, airlines, the Magen David Adom emergency medical services, the Health Ministry and the police participated in the drill, aimed at identifying travelers who […]
How do changes in technology affect the human life and our interactions with each other?
Tamar Ariel got her wings during the graduation ceremony of Israeli pilots at the Hatzerim air force base in the Negev desert, near the southern city of Beersheva, on December 27, 2012. Tamar Ariel was among the Israelis confirmed dead in storm that hit northern Nepal earlier this week.
As this week's Parsha is Breishit (Genesis), we thought it would be interesting to run one of Rabbi Natan Slifkin's talks on Torah, Creation... and Dinosaurs. The photo above is from the site AllAboutJerusalem.com and the article there talks about the dinosaur footprints that were found in Beit Zayit in Jerusalem.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai debates a cynical friend about the Jewish State, talks about the lack of Sukkot in the Hague, and broadcasts from the Moshav Carlebach Music Festival.
And it shall come to pass, that every one that is left of all the nations that came against Jerusalem shall go up from year to year to worship the King, the LORD of hosts, and to keep the feast of tabernacles. Zecharia 14:16 Sukkot is an unusual Jewish holiday in that it has a […]
By Moshe Herman
Yishai is joined by Renowned Israeli cantor Binyamin Nakonechny and Malkah Fleisher in-studio with special Sukkot songs and stories. Listen in and get inspired!
Vishnitz Chassidim and their children attend an event for the upcoming Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah, in Bnei Brak on October 12, 2014. They're learning inside a massive Sukkah. Simchat Torah marks the conclusion of the annual cycle of public Torah readings, and the beginning of a new cycle, and will be celebrated on October […]
Jeremy Gimpel sent us this amazing Sukkot related video linking the ancient with the modern...
Birkat Cohanim at the Kotel on Sunday morning of Sukkot.
Actors practice reenacting historical knights battles for the inauguration event of the historical and archaeological museum in the Old City of Akko.
By Moshe Herman
Yishai presents a special Sukkot show directly from Jerusalem!
Discover the connection between hypnotism and investing on this week’s show.
Visitors at a new shark aquarium in the Southern israeli city of Eilat.
September 4, 2026 
