Welcome to The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing, your 15-minute audio update on what’s happening in Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world, from Sunday through Thursday.
Political correspondent Tal Schneider and military correspondent Emanuel Fabian join host Amanda Borschel-Dan.
We’re a year to start of the coalition that formed the 36th government. Did Scheneider expect it to make it so long?
Schneider spoke with New Hope head Gideon Sa’ar yesterday. The justice minister has issued strong warnings against his fellow members of the diverse coalition. How does he see the possibility for continued cooperation across a swath of parties?
One of the big sticking points is the renewal of the West Bank regulations. Let’s say that it doesn’t pass. Then what happens?
Fabian makes sense for us of the many reports over the weekend about an Israeli strike on the Damascus international airport.
Fabian also reports on an unprecedented conference that took place yesterday where military and civilian leaders assessed Israel’s readiness under a variety of emergencies.
And finally, Schneider unveils a number of new Hebrew words recently released by the Academy of the Hebrew Language in the field of politics.
Discussed articles include:
Gideon Sa’ar to ToI: To save the government, our partners need to sacrifice more
Bennett, Lapid in unity plea as coalition teeters: ‘We won’t give up on our country’
Shuttering Damascus airport, Israel ramps up its efforts to foil Iran arms transfers
At conference, officials warn Israel unprepared to deal with major emergency
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