Radio

Removing the station from the IDF is necessary because Army Radio and the soldiers who serve there have become political pawns in a battle that has nothing to do with the military.

Neville Teller, an experienced writer, author, and contributor to the Jerusalem Post and Jerusalem Report, is the quintessential English gentleman.

Hendel has previously stated that there is no place for a military radio station that deals with current affairs.

"Army Radio is central to the spreading of news and information in the Israeli public debate sphere," the union argued. "It is inconceivable to shut it down."

The rationale for the decision, according to former Communication Minister MK Yoaz Hendel, is to create more competition in the communications market.

Audio drama’s special quality? It builds a private, exclusive picture in the mind of each audience member.

Entirely new models will need to be developed to understand this new, unheard of phenomenon.

Gantz said that the decision is a moral one, to keep the IDF out of politics, and not due to budget cuts.

Though detecting radio signals from space happens regularly, they almost always have a mundane origin. But this signal's direction of origin and frequency changes have scientists excited.

The circles were dubbed ORCs, which stands for “odd radio circles.” But the big question, of course, is: “what are they?”