It's money time in the World Cup

The Last-16 round of games starts in the World Cup this weekend. England needed 2 late goals from Harry Kane to overcome DR Congo 2-1 but France look like the team to beat. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with World Cup blogger Alan Wigman, Wiggi.

News Flash July 2, 2026

Israel marks 1,000 days since October 7 massacre. Israel's army rehabilitation system faces collapse. Knesset passes Torah study bill in 1st reading.

The US, Jews, and Israel on America's 250th birthday

Gil Troy of the Jewish People Policy Institute says there is much for which to be grateful despite the problems. He speaks with KAN's David Ze'ev.  (Photo: A large US flag in Jerusalem. Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

News Flash July 1, 2026

Police thwart suspected attack in Lod. High Court freezes appointment of new state comptroller. US-Iran indirect talks expected to take place in Doha

Why is Israel recognizing the Armenian genocide?

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan rejected what he called "the weaponization of the Armenian Genocide" adding that he saw no need to respond to Israel's recognition of the massacre. His comment came after the Israeli government approved the move unanimously on Sunday, marking a dramatic shif…

News Flash June 30, 2026

No US-Iran talks today. Armenia criticizes "weponization" of the its genocide. Germany and Holland out of the World Cup.

Sudanese asylum seekers to receive temporary residence

The government has decided to grant temporary residence status to Sudanese asylum seekers who have been in the country more than a decade and who applied more than a year ago for asylum. The decision follows years of legal appeals. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Attorney Michal Pomerantz who represe…

Report assesses economic, social costs amid war

As Israel enters a third consecutive year of war, what have been the economic and social costs to the country? The Taub Center's "A Picture of the Nation 2026" presents updated data on the state of Israeli society. Prof. Avi Weiss, President of the Taub Center and Professor of Economics at Bar-Ilan…

Amid the bloodshed, politics hampers police

Even as the bloodshed in the Israeli Arab sector spirals out of control, politics is getting in the way of the work of the police, according to a former Tel Aviv district police commander, David Tzur, who spoke to KAN's David Ze'ev. (Photo: Aftermath of Jaffa car explosion. Avshalom Sassoni/Flash9…

Walking the walk in Lebanon

In the aftermath of last weekend's Israel-Lebanon agreement, who will prevail in Lebanon - the government or Hezbollah? Mark Regev, a former senior adviser to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, speaks with KAN's David Ze'ev. (Photo: Hezbollah flag flies from a car's windows in southern Lebanon/Reu…