Israel Winning Militarily, But What’s the Endgame for Iran?

For nearly two decades, Jason Perlman worked at the highest levels of Israeli leadership, helping shape how Israel is seen by the world. On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with the former international media advisor to Presidents Isaac Herzog and Reuven Rivlin for a conversation about October 7, the global media response, and what he calls a growing crisis of values. From behind-the-scenes moments at the President’s House to difficult encounters with the foreign press, Perlman reflects on moral clarity, rising antisemitism, and why Israel’s role in speaking up for Jews worldwide may be changing.

Is Israel really a risky place to invest during war? On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with Wise Money Israel CEO Evan Liberman to break down the myths and realities of Israel’s economy. From strong GDP growth to global tech dominance, Liberman explains why he believes Israel is in its “golden years” economically. He also shares how foreign investors can easily access Israeli markets and what returns have looked like historically, even during conflict. If you’ve ever wondered whether investing in Israel makes sense, join this conversation.Learn more and book a consultation with Wise Money Israel: https://iltvisrael.com/WiseMoneyIsrael.

Is the Quran more aligned with Zionism than many believe? In this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman sits down with author Tom Wegner to explore his provocative claim that Islamic scripture supports the Jewish connection to the Land of Israel. Wegner points to specific Quranic verses and explains why he believes they are often overlooked. He also discusses his growing global “Abrahamic” movement, aimed at countering extremism and building grassroots support for peace with Israel.

Chantal Belzberg, founder of OneFamily, joins the ILTV Podcast with host Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman to share the powerful stories behind her Israel Prize Lifetime Achievement Award. For over two decades, Belzberg has supported victims of terror and their families, offering both emotional and financial care. In this deeply moving interview, she reflects on personal stories, the aftermath of October 7, and how resilience is redefined through pain and courage. This conversation reveals the human side of tragedy and the strength it takes to rebuild. An unforgettable and inspiring discussion.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Itay Ben Horin, author of Crisis Management, about the breakdown in trust between Israel, Iran, and the United States. Ben Horin explains how miscalculations on all sides helped fuel the current war and why negotiations returned despite ongoing fighting. Drawing on his experience in hostage negotiations and strategic communications, he also shares what Israel is getting wrong in the public relations battle and what he would do differently as prime minister.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, president of the Conference of European Rabbis, about rising antisemitism and security threats across Europe. Goldschmidt reveals alarming claims that Iranian embassies are linked to organized attacks on Jewish institutions and warns that the threat now extends far beyond the Jewish community. The conversation explores the growing normalization of antisemitism, the role of radical Islam and political extremes, and why more Jews are considering leaving Europe for Israel despite ongoing security risks. What does this mean for Europe’s future, and is the threat already at its doorstep?

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman speaks with Newsmax correspondent John Huddy about Iran’s evolving war tactics and what they mean for Israel and the region. Huddy explains how Iran is attempting to bypass Israel’s missile defense systems while escalating fear through new weapons strategies. The conversation also explores whether Israel is winning militarily, why the propaganda war may be slipping, and what comes next in the fight against Iran.

In this ILTV Podcast episode with Executive Editor Maayan Hoffman, Prime Minister’s Office spokeswoman Shosh Bedrosian lays out Israel’s strategy in its war against Iran. She explains why Israel and the United States chose to act now, what they aim to achieve, and how the operation targets both Iran’s nuclear program and its leadership. Bedrosian also discusses the broader vision of weakening the regime to create space for the Iranian people to rise up. With bold claims about reshaping the Middle East, she outlines what success could look like and why leaders believe this moment is critical. Watch the full interview for an inside look at the war’s goals.

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast, host Maayan Hoffman sits down with Israeli strategist and former Knesset member Dr. Einat Wilf to discuss whether the Islamic Republic of Iran is approaching collapse. Wilf explains why she believes the regime is weaker than ever, how its proxies like Hamas and Hezbollah could unravel if Tehran falls, and what the region might look like afterward. She also addresses the risk of renewed negotiations with Iran and the possibility of a democratic transition or constitutional monarchy. Could this war mark the final chapter of the Islamic Republic? And what role will Israel and the United States play?

On this episode of the ILTV Podcast with host Maayan Hoffman, author and speaker Lihi Lapid reflects on strength, motherhood, and resilience as Israel faces a new war with Iran. Ahead of International Women’s Day, Lapid discusses the role of Israeli women during wartime, from female Air Force pilots striking Iranian targets to mothers managing families under rocket fire. She also shares personal stories from her USA Today bestselling book "I Wanted to Be Wonderful," including intimate moments from her marriage to former Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid and her journey raising a child with autism. It is a candid conversation about courage, family, and choosing happiness even in difficult times.