MeHayom LeMahar

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Show's Logo 2002–2008

MeHayom LeMahar (Hebrew: מהיום למחר lit. From today until tomorrow) is an Israeli current affairs news show, broadcast since 1994 on Channel 1, half an hour before midnight.

The show presents the daily news and current affairs from varied point of views and in a serene form. The program begins with a news flash segment that summarizes the daily news events (accompanied with the Israeli Sign Language for people with Hearing impairments), and thereafter, the program focuses on one or two main news events of the day, accompanied with a commentary of an expert in that field.

The host of the show, since it was created, has always been David Witzthum, and one that was considered a news and culture analyst legend, Emmanuel Halperin, who retired in 2003. Occasionally, Anat Sharen hosts the show as the host's stand-in.

The show and its hosts became a culture and news analysis icons.

Regular Segments[]

• , on culture events and theatre.
• , on France's culture and current affairs, who coined the phrase: "כאן יואב טוקר, מפריז" ("This is Yoav Talker, from Paris"), with a French accent in Hebrew.

See also[]

• Mabat LaHadashot
• David Witzthum
• Emmanuel Halperin