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Reporter Barak Betesh Joins Channel 16 After i24NEWS Stint

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Reporter Barak Betesh has moved from i24NEWS to Channel 16 as its new diplomatic correspondent. He previously worked as a foreign correspondent for Galatz and then i24NEWS.

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  • Barak Betesh is the new diplomatic correspondent for Channel 16.
  • He previously worked for i24NEWS and Galatz.
  • Betesh aims to provide accurate and reliable reporting.
  • The Israeli media is currently experiencing significant changes.

Israeli reporter Barak Betesh has officially announced his move to Channel 16, where he will serve as the diplomatic correspondent. This transition follows his departure from i24NEWS. Betesh stated that he is excited about his new role and aims to provide viewers and readers with the most accurate and reliable picture of events. He acknowledged the current period is filled with significant political headlines and that his new position carries substantial responsibility.

Betesh's career in television began in April 2025 when he joined i24NEWS, moving from radio to screen. Prior to that, he spent over two years as a foreign correspondent for Galatz (Galei Tzahal). At i24NEWS, he initially covered foreign affairs and later advanced to become head of the foreign desk.

His move to i24NEWS came shortly after he announced his departure from Galatz in March 2025, after more than two years with the radio station, hinting at a new professional challenge. The Israeli media landscape is currently undergoing significant changes, according to Betesh.

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