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Cellcom Raises Sports Channel Package Prices by 9%

Translated & summarized from Ice by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Cellcom is increasing the price of its Sport 5 Premium channel package by approximately 9% starting October 14, 2026. The company also noted a continued restriction on mobile viewing for these sports channels.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Cellcom TV+ raises Sport 5 Premium package price by 9%.
  • Price increase takes effect October 14, 2026.
  • New monthly price will be NIS 57.
  • Mobile viewing remains restricted for the package.
  • Cellcom cites maintaining prices for years as justification.

Cellcom TV+ subscribers have been notified of an upcoming price increase for the Sport 5 Premium channel package. Effective October 14, 2026, the monthly cost will rise from NIS 52.44 to NIS 57, representing an approximately 9% hike. The Sport 5 Premium package includes five channels broadcasting a variety of sports events, such as Israeli Premier League football, Champions League matches, Formula 1 races, Israeli Basketball League games, and French football league matches.

In addition to the price increase, Cellcom is maintaining a viewing restriction for this package. Subscribers cannot watch Sport 5 Premium channels on mobile devices or tablets. This limitation also applies to Sport 1 and 2 channels (Charlton) on Cellcom, unlike other television providers where mobile viewing is available for paid subscribers.

Cellcom stated in response that the company had maintained the same price for the package for several years, even during previous market price increases. They described the current rise as "measured."

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