Zman Yisrael

נטייה: Centerסוג: Hebrew editionשפה: עבריתמקום: Jerusalemמימון: Advertising and reader supportנוסד: 2012

Zman Yisrael הוא Hebrew edition מJerusalem, ומתפרסם בעברית. בסולם שמאל, מרכז וימין של baba News הוא מדורג Center (Center). אנחנו מציגים את הסיקור של Zman Yisrael לצד חדרי חדשות ישראליים אחרים.

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Cultureלפני 4 שעות

Rethinking Rosh Hashanah Shofar Blasts Through Sarah's Tragedy

A commentary reinterprets Rosh Hashanah shofar blasts as representing Sarah's grief and realization of her sin in banishing Hagar and Ishmael, rather than Isaac's near-sacrifice. The author suggests these blasts are a call for repentance from anger and cruelty.

Politicsלפני 6 שעות

Ex-Mossad and Shin Bet Agent Joins Israeli Politics

Dvora Sharfian Bacher, a former Mossad and Shin Bet agent who immigrated from Iran, has joined Gadi Eisenkot's Yishai! party. She brings extensive security experience and a passion for education reform, advocating for mandatory Arabic language studies in Israeli schools.

Cultureלפני 7 שעות

Ezra and Nehemiah Forge Social Covenant in Ancient Jerusalem

Ezra the Scribe and Nehemiah established a social and religious covenant with the people of Jerusalem, addressing corruption and exploitation. The covenant, signed on Rosh Hashanah, aimed to rebuild the community's moral and spiritual foundation through mutual responsibility and adherence to religious law.

Securityלפני 9 שעות

AI and Drones Empowering Terrorists, Intelligence Agencies Warn

Terrorist groups are increasingly leveraging accessible technologies like AI and drones, posing a new "failure of imagination" for intelligence agencies. While basic attack methods persist, the combination of these tools allows for more sophisticated planning and execution, requiring a dual approach of technological advancement and human intelligence in counter-terrorism efforts.

Cultureלפני 10 שעות

Israel's PISA Test Results Under Scrutiny Amidst Excuses

An analysis of Israel's upcoming PISA 2025 results questions common excuses for poor student performance, arguing that high GDP and large class sizes in top-performing nations contradict claims that these are the primary causes of Israel's educational shortcomings.

Cultureלפני 12 שעות

New Documentary 'NAZA' About Gaza Civilian Deaths Sets Venice Film Festival Record

The documentary "NAZA," by Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shore, premiered at the Venice Film Festival, receiving a record-breaking 24.5-minute standing ovation. The film, which examines Israeli actions in Gaza and features interviews with Israeli soldiers, is executive produced by Jonathan Glazer.

Cultureלפני 13 שעות

The Meaning of Forgiveness: A Call for Acknowledgment and Responsibility

The article explores the Jewish tradition of Slichot prayers, expanding its meaning to a call for personal and societal acknowledgment of harm, taking responsibility, and seeking genuine forgiveness. It emphasizes that true reconciliation requires confronting past wrongs and releasing their hold, rather than forgetting or justifying them.

Securityלפני 13 שעות

Saudi Crown Prince Asked Trump to Strike Houthis, Report Says

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman asked President Trump to strike Houthi rebels, but Trump refused. Meanwhile, Gulf and Iranian foreign ministers plan to meet in Oman to discuss shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, and the IDF conducted a surprise readiness drill in the West Bank.

Politicsלפני 15 שעות

Netanyahu's Election Nightmare: Ofer Winter's New Party Threatens Likud Votes

Prime Minister Netanyahu is reportedly worried that the new "Am Israel" party, led by retired General Ofer Winter, could siphon crucial right-wing votes from his Likud party. Despite internal Likud debates and accusations of Winter being a proxy for Avigdor Lieberman, Winter remains committed to running independently, with his party claiming significant electoral potential.

Politicsאתמול

Israel Doubles Discounted Housing Allocations for Ultra-Orthodox Sector

Israel's current government has doubled discounted housing allocations for the ultra-Orthodox sector to roughly 25%, while also significantly increasing benefits for military reservists. These changes have drawn scrutiny, especially following Supreme Court criticism regarding benefits for draft evaders.

Politicsאתמול

Israel's Transportation Ministry Slashes Public Bus Improvement Budget by 90%

Israel's Ministry of Transportation has cut its budget for general public bus service improvements by 90% while allocating significant funds to specific ultra-Orthodox routes, some with very low ridership. The ministry's decisions contrast with its cancellation of Shabbat bus permits and highlight parental out-of-pocket expenses for school transport.

Securityאתמול

Temporary Disability Recognition for War Wounded Skyrockets

The number of Israeli war-wounded soldiers receiving temporary recognition for psychological injuries has quadrupled in one year, rising from 8% to 34%. This occurs despite a government reform aimed at speeding up the process, with critics pointing to inconsistent criteria and potential financial motivations behind the shift to temporary status.

Politicsאתמול

New Poll Shows Tight Race Between Likud and Yisrael Beitenu Ahead of Elections

A new poll shows the Likud and Yisrael Beitenu parties tied with 23 seats each ahead of the upcoming elections. The opposition bloc holds a slight lead over the coalition bloc in projected seat count.

Economyאתמול

Israel's Housing Crisis: Planning Fails to Translate into Livable Cities

Israel approves a high number of housing units annually but struggles to convert these plans into actual homes due to fragmented policy management. The country needs to integrate planning, infrastructure, transportation, and services to effectively address its housing crisis and create livable communities.

Politicsאתמול

Trump's Gaza Plan Centers on International Control, Not Israeli Governance

A UN-endorsed plan initiated by Donald Trump designates international bodies, not Israel, to govern Gaza post-war. Despite Israeli security prerequisites being included, the plan's implementation is stalled, allowing Hamas to maintain de facto civilian control.

Healthאתמול

Israeli Man Donates Kidney to Stranger, Cites 'Humanity' Over Religion

Tzvi Rosenberg, an Israeli farmer, donated a kidney to a Christian stranger to save her life, emphasizing shared humanity over religious differences. The donation, facilitated by the "Matnat Chaim" organization, highlights Israel's high rate of altruistic organ donors.

Worldאתמול

Muslim Clerics Acknowledge Jewish Right to Israel, With Caveats

A rabbi engaged in interfaith dialogue reports that some Muslim clerics acknowledge Jewish religious and historical claims to the Land of Israel, citing Quranic verses. However, these acknowledgments are often accompanied by conditions related to Jewish conduct or broader interpretations of who constitutes the "Children of Israel," suggesting the land is for all its inhabitants.

Politicsאתמול

Supreme Court Limits Official Firings, Citing Need for Objective Cause

Israel's Supreme Court ruled that ministers cannot have senior officials dismissed without objective cause and that requests must be reviewed by the Appointments Committee. The court also allowed for expedited dismissals if a request is baseless, but a dissenting justice criticized the Attorney General's office for perceived bias.

Politicsאתמול

Report Debunks Claims of Bennett Government Ceding Negev to Arab Party

An analysis refutes claims that the Naftali Bennett government's coalition with the Arab party Ra'am legitimized illegal construction or ceded control of the Negev. The report argues that key initiatives, like the "Electricity Law" and a five-year plan to combat crime in the Arab community, were misrepresented and did not harm the rule of law.

Politicsאתמול

Beyond Elections: Israel Needs a Vision for Its Future

An opinion piece argues that Israeli elections should focus not just on changing leadership but on defining the nation's future vision. It calls for integrity and direction from leaders, urging citizens to actively participate in building a better Israel beyond simply restoring the status quo.

Politicsשלשום

Israel Beiteinu Rally Highlights Diaspora Vote's Pivotal Role

Avigdor Liberman's Yisrael Beiteinu party held a rally in Tel Aviv, highlighting the significant and often undecided voting power of immigrants from former Soviet Union countries. Analysts warn that neglecting this bloc could impact election results, with up to 40% of these voters still undecided.

Politicsשלשום

Netanyahu's Past Electoral Defeats Echoed as 2026 Election Looms

An analysis draws parallels between Prime Minister Netanyahu's past electoral defeats in 1999 and the current political climate, suggesting a growing public disillusionment that could impact the 2026 elections. The article critiques Netanyahu's selective use of historical events to bolster his narrative.

Politicsשלשום

Studies Find No Systematic Media Bias Against Israel's Right

Studies on Israeli election coverage from 1996 to 2009 show no systematic media bias against right-wing parties. Instead, criticism targets incumbent governments and politicians facing corruption allegations, with recent data indicating the ruling coalition receives more airtime.

Securityשלשום

IDF Destroys Hezbollah's Underground Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon

The IDF announced the destruction of extensive Hezbollah tunnel networks in southern Lebanon, utilizing over 1,100 tons of explosives. These tunnels, described as a strategic Iranian-backed infrastructure, contained significant weaponry. Concurrently, U.S. officials urged Lebanon to disarm Hezbollah, while indirect talks between Israel and Lebanon are set for Rome next week.

Securityשלשום

Netanyahu Sues Haaretz Over Report on UAE Warning Before Oct. 7

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is suing the newspaper Haaretz over a report claiming the UAE president warned him about Hamas's intentions before October 7th. The report, along with a prior Egyptian warning, raises questions about Hamas leader Sinwar's alleged attempts to alert Israel, potentially due to internal Hamas dynamics and perceived Israeli vulnerabilities.

Securityשלשום

Jewish Settler Violence Escalates in West Bank Amidst Weakening Enforcement

Jewish settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank is significantly increasing, with official data showing a sharp rise in incidents and casualties. Enforcement measures, including indictments and the use of administrative detention, are reportedly weakening, raising concerns about the government's commitment to combating this escalating phenomenon.

Politicsשלשום

World Impatient With Israel's Stance on Palestinian Conflict

Foreign diplomats and US Democrats express growing impatience with Israel's approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, arguing that the focus on post-October 7 trauma hinders progress. International actors are demanding a political solution, not just a change in leadership, as the conflict's global repercussions intensify. The article stresses that while Israel is in trauma, it must act decisively to resolve the conflict, as the world is losing patience.

Worldשלשום

Israel's Students Suffer Sharpest Decline in PISA Scores Amid Teacher Shortage

Israel's students have recorded their sharpest-ever decline in PISA exam scores, with a severe teacher shortage identified as a key factor. The results, which exclude students evacuated due to the war, show significant drops across reading, math, and science, falling below OECD averages. Education Minister Yoav Kisch has been criticized for attempting to alter the report's findings.

Politicsשלשום

Israeli Society Needs Leadership Renewal and Moral Reckoning

An op-ed criticizes Israeli voters for sticking to old patterns despite national failures, calls for accountable leadership, and urges a societal renewal of values and electoral choices ahead of upcoming elections.

Politicsשלשום

Israeli Political Parties Fail to Prioritize Environmental Issues in Knesset Lists

Israeli political parties, particularly within the "change bloc," have largely failed to prioritize environmental issues in their Knesset election lists, disappointing activists. Key figures in environmental protection have been placed in non-viable positions, raising concerns about the future of environmental policy in Israel.

Politicsשלשום

Study Finds Wealthier Israeli Municipalities Widen Education Gaps

Research from Bar-Ilan University reveals that wealthier Israeli municipalities are widening educational disparities by supplementing school budgets with up to NIS 24,000 per student from business taxes, undermining the Ministry of Education's efforts to reduce gaps. The study recommends limiting these supplementary funds and increasing the weight of economic status in funding formulas, but a conflicting decentralization plan is advancing.

Politicsשלשום

Israeli Political Discourse Shifts, Marginalizing Peace and Equality

The article analyzes a shift in Israeli political discourse, where advocating for a Palestinian state, peace, or Arab partnership has become increasingly marginalized. Politicians self-censor due to electoral fears, reinforcing right-wing narratives and normalizing previously extreme viewpoints, particularly concerning security over diplomacy.

Healthשלשום

Arab Israelis Face Shorter Lifespans Amidst Budget Cuts to Health Programs

Arab men in Israel live an average of 4.4 years less than Jewish men, with higher infant mortality and lower doctor-to-patient ratios. Significant budget cuts to programs aimed at closing these health gaps, including funds diverted to other ministries and events, are raising concerns about the government's commitment to addressing these disparities.

Politicsשלשום

Netanyahu's Election Strategy and October 7th Response Under Scrutiny

An article scrutinizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's response to the October 7th attacks, questioning his election campaign narrative and his alleged delays in consulting security officials. It suggests his focus on managing his image and deflecting blame hindered a more effective response and political accountability.

Politicsשלשום

Jewish Politician Joins Arab Party in Historic Israeli Political Move

Yoav Segalovich, a Jewish former deputy minister, is running for Knesset on Ra'am's Arab party list, marking a historic first. The move is presented as a social experiment promoting coexistence and challenging traditional political divisions between Jewish and Arab parties in Israel.

Politicsלפני 3 ימים

State Comptroller Faults Rabbinate Monopoly for Kashrut Failures, Not Canceled Reform

State Comptroller reports have identified systemic failures within the Chief Rabbinate's kashrut system, including supervisor conflicts of interest and poor enforcement, for years. A reform aimed at opening the kashrut market to competition was largely blocked and officially repealed by the Knesset in July 2026, reinstating the Rabbinate's monopoly, which is estimated to cost consumers an additional 750 million shekels annually.

Securityלפני 3 ימים

Netanyahu's $90 Billion Defense Spending Plan Lacks Government Approval

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a 350 billion shekel ($90 billion) defense spending plan for armament independence, but this figure lacks government approval and professional backing. A committee led by Professor Yaakov Nagel recommended a significantly lower sum of 133 billion shekels, highlighting a substantial gap and procedural concerns.

Politicsלפני 3 ימים

Radical Yeshiva's 'Elkana Method' Aims for Religious State Control

The "Bnei David" pre-military academy in Eli promotes a radical ideology aiming to establish a Halachic state, advocating for the infiltration of key institutions by its graduates. This "Elkana Method" has reportedly placed thousands of alumni in influential positions within Israel's military, intelligence, and public sectors.

Politicsלפני 3 ימים

Channel 14 Continues to Benefit from Expired Regulatory Perks

Israeli Channel 14 continues to receive regulatory benefits, including ownership and fee exemptions, even though the provisions expired in February 2026. The Ministry of Communications has proposed retroactive regulations, while the channel faces fines for non-compliance with reporting requirements.

Politicsלפני 3 ימים

Netanyahu Finalizes Likud List Amid Political Turmoil and Security Concerns

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented new candidates for the Likud party list amidst reports of a prior warning from the UAE president about Hamas and new Western trade restrictions on settlements. The event was marred by internal party disputes and the ongoing political maneuvering to consolidate the right-wing bloc.