Internal politics at the Israel Broadcasting Authority forced all the radio broadcasters off the screen, and Zinder switched from radio to television, in which she already had considerable experience having served as the long-time moderator of Hello Jerusalem. Many of the former IBA journalists have returned to the US and England, though some stay in touch with their former colleagues in Jerusalem. Every time Moore goes for a new job, she contacts IBA News for a reference. When last heard of, she was in Miami. Deborah Riemer, who, with Larry Price comprised the opening anchor team, is in New Jersey.
Price is still in Jerusalem, working as a journalist for various outlets.
Carolyn Ben-Nathan, a very successful female anchor is back in California. Ben-Nathan spent four years with the IBA News before going home for personal reasons. When told about the 10th anniversary party on November 2, she lamented that it was too short notice for her to come to Jerusalem to join in the celebrations. Until a few months ago, she was anchoring and producing a half-hour news show for Jewish Television Network in Los Angeles. More recently, Ben-Nathan has gone into acting, making several appearances in television commercials.