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The last 30 days
538reports translated
41%first to report
227 mintypical time behind the first report
10%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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Channel 9's tone this month is charged. On Hamas, the IDF, Netanyahu, the United States and the police its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Israel Braces for Rainy Election Day with Cooler TemperaturesWeather · 2h agoTrump Denies Netanyahu Lobbying for EndorsementPolitics · 6h agoIsraeli Parties Pledge Support for Elderly Immigrant Pensioner ProgramPolitics · 6h agoBig stories Channel 9 skipped
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Culture · 13d agoJerry Seinfeld Clashes With Pro-Palestine Hecklers at Chicago ShowAmerican comedian Jerry Seinfeld confronted pro-Palestine protesters during his Chicago show on Tuesday. When hecklers accused him of racism and cited Palestinian casualties, Seinfeld jokingly offered to send ticket money to Israel. He responded to further accusations of genocide with sarcasm and a dance as security removed a protester. Seinfeld has openly supported Israel since the October 7th attacks, visiting the country in December 2023.Culture · 15d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael Offers $3 Movie Tickets for National Cinema DayIsraeli cinemas and the Ministry of Culture are holding Israeli Cinema Day on Wednesday, October 14, offering all Israeli films for just 10 shekels. The event features comedies, dramas, documentaries, and independent films, including new releases and previews. A similar promotion in June drew a record 140,000 people. The initiative aims to boost attendance and showcase domestic productions.Culture · 15d ago · also in 3 newsroomsBoy George Faces Backlash, Threats for Pro-Israel SongBritish singer Boy George is facing backlash, including threats and canceled projects, for his song "We Will Dance Again," dedicated to victims of the October 7th Hamas attack. The 65-year-old artist stated he has been ostracized by parts of the music industry but remains defiant in his support for Israel. Despite professional difficulties, including finding musicians for his upcoming concerts, Boy George is scheduled to perform in Tel Aviv in November.Culture · 15d agoRussian-Hebrew Language Mixing in Children: A Guide for ParentsChildren in Russian-speaking Israeli families often mix Russian and Hebrew, a natural part of bilingualism according to teacher Nataliya Pozhidaeva. Parents should avoid direct corrections and instead gently rephrase statements in Russian or offer word choices. Focusing on a few key words and introducing new Russian vocabulary through conversation is recommended. Persistent language loss may require professional consultation.Culture · 16d agoThe Science Behind Why We Love the Satisfying Crunch of FoodScientific research reveals that the sound of food crunching, particularly its high frequencies, significantly impacts our perception of freshness and crispiness, as demonstrated by an Ig Nobel Prize-winning experiment. Evolutionary and sensory theories suggest we are wired to associate crunching with safe, desirable foods. Food manufacturers actively engineer crunch into products, recognizing its influence on taste. Israeli cuisine notably features many crunchy elements, potentially reflecting a cultural preference for directness.Culture · 16d agoIsraeli Street Food Culture: A Philosophy of Speed, Flavor, and ConnectionIsraelis embrace street food as a philosophy of quick, informal dining, influenced by the warm climate and a culture that values personal connection. The country's street food scene is a blend of immigrant traditions, with iconic dishes like falafel, shawarma, and sabich. Historic kiosks have evolved into popular eateries, often family-run and offering consistent, affordable, and flavorful meals. This practice serves as both a convenient way to eat and a social bonding experience.Culture · 16d agoShlomo Artzi: From Eurovision Near-Miss to Voice of Israeli CultureShlomo Artzi, a prominent Israeli singer-songwriter with a career spanning over 50 years, has become a cultural icon by transforming personal experiences into nationally resonant songs. After an early breakthrough in 1970 and a challenging period following his 1975 Eurovision appearance, Artzi found his authentic voice with the 1978 album "A Man is Getting Lost." His music, which blends various genres, reflects Israeli life, history, and personal struggles, making him a voice for multiple generations. Despite his significant contributions, Artzi declined the 2023 Israel Prize due to the country's political climate, reaffirming his commitment to representing all Israelis.Culture · 18d agoAnn Hathaway, Dakota Johnson Star in Psychological Thriller 'Verity's Secret Diary'The psychological thriller "Verity's Secret Diary," starring Ann Hathaway and Dakota Johnson, premieres in Israeli cinemas on October 8th. Based on Colleen Hoover's novel, the film follows a writer hired to finish another author's books, who then discovers a shocking autobiography. While reviews are mixed, Hathaway's performance is widely praised. The film has been successful in U.S. theaters.Culture · 18d ago · also in 9 newsroomsBoy George Adds Second Israel Concert to Honor Nova Festival VictimsSinger Boy George will perform a second concert in Israel on November 7, dedicated to survivors and families of the Nova music festival victims. Tickets for his initial November 4 show sold out quickly, prompting the addition of the new date. The concert, titled "We Will Dance Again," is part of his ongoing support for those affected by the Hamas attack. George previously released a song of the same name.Culture · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomRare River Warbler Spotted in Jerusalem During MigrationA rare River Warbler was sighted in Jerusalem's Observatory Park during its autumn migration, marking the first observation of the species there this year. The elusive bird, known for its grasshopper-like song, is difficult to spot due to its camouflage. Only 116 River Warblers have been recorded at the site since 1998, with most sightings occurring in spring. The sighting represents a brief, crucial stopover for the bird during its extensive migration to Africa.Culture · 19d ago · also in 3 newsroomsOscar-Winning Hollywood Legend Eva Marie Saint Dies at 102Legendary Oscar-winning actress Eva Marie Saint died at 102 in Los Angeles. Known for "On the Waterfront," "North by Northwest," and "Exodus," she received an Oscar for her debut film role. Her career spanned decades, from early television to major Hollywood productions and later-life appearances. Saint was married for 65 years to director Jeffrey Hayden and often balanced her career with family life.Culture · 21d agoThousands Visit Joseph's Tomb in Nablus, Reinterpreting Ancient FigureThousands of religious Jews visit Joseph's Tomb in Nablus annually, a practice that has evolved significantly from the biblical figure's time. The site's veneration, linked to his rejection of Potiphar's wife and later Kabbalistic interpretations, has transformed him into a popular saint. While archaeological evidence for the biblical Joseph's presence is lacking, the location aligns with ancient texts, and the tradition is recognized across multiple faiths, though local Arab traditions vary.Culture · 22d agoAuthor Dismisses Conspiracy Theories, Cites Plumber's EarningsThe author debunks a conspiracy theory about a flight being a Jewish plot by using an anecdote about a highly-paid plumber. The author suggests that those promoting such theories should focus on their own financial well-being instead of worrying about others.Culture · 23d agoIsraelis Advised to Explore Alternative European Destinations Beyond Tourist HotspotsAn Israeli travel article suggests alternative European destinations to avoid overcrowding in popular tourist spots. It recommends cities like Trieste instead of Venice, Valencia for Barcelona, and Lyon for Paris, among others, to offer similar experiences with fewer crowds and a more authentic feel.Culture · 23d agoThe Banai Family's Enduring Musical Legacy in IsraelThe Banai family, a prominent dynasty in Israeli culture, is highlighted through the musical careers of brothers Meir and Evitar Banai. Evitar recently released a duet with his late brother, Meir, using an old recording of Meir's voice. The article traces the family's deep roots and the diverse artistic contributions of its many members across music, theater, and television.Culture · 24d agoGlobal Tipping Customs: When and How Much to LeaveTipping customs vary globally, from expected percentages in the U.S. to no expectation in Japan. In Israel, tips are legally voluntary but practically expected for table service and are officially recognized as employee income. The decision to tip often depends on the level of personal service received, local norms, and customer satisfaction.Culture · 24d agoEight Jewish Educators Worldwide Honored with Global AwardEight Jewish educators from around the world have received the Global Jewish Teachers Award for their work in strengthening Jewish identity and connection to Israel. The award, co-founded by Israel's Ministry for Diaspora Affairs and The Jerusalem Post, will be presented in Jerusalem in October.Culture · 24d agoIsraeli Hero's Wife Suggests Tom Cruise for Biopic RoleThe wife of Israeli passenger Yaniv Hayoun, who helped prevent a plane crash, suggested Tom Cruise play her husband in a movie. The couple met with U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee, who presented Yaniv with a signed Trump hat. The incident involved a co-pilot attacking the captain on a FlyDubai flight, with Hayoun and other passengers intervening.Culture · 25d agoTel Aviv Native Iñaki Kreitz to Lead Merged Warner Bros. Discovery and ParamountIñaki Kreitz, an Israeli native, has been appointed CEO of the merged Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount media companies. The deal is set to close on October 6, creating a vast entertainment empire under new leadership.Culture · 26d agoTom Cruise Saves the World in New Dark Comedy 'The Digger'Tom Cruise stars in Alejandro G. Iñárritu's new dark comedy 'The Digger,' premiering in Israel on October 1st. The film features Cruise as an oil magnate who accidentally causes a global catastrophe and must then try to save the world. Critical reviews are mixed, praising Cruise's performance and cinematography but questioning the film's satire.Culture · 28d agoRussian-Speaking Islamic Leaders Urge Focus on Religious Practice Over PoliticsRussian-speaking Islamic leaders are urging Muslims to prioritize prayer and religious observance over political goals, citing concerns about radicalization in the post-Soviet region, particularly after October 7, 2023.Culture · 28d agoRussian Language Reading Struggles for Children in Israel AddressedA Russian language teacher explains why children in Israel struggle with reading Russian books, attributing it to difficulty, disinterest, or the task feeling like another school subject. She advises parents to choose age-appropriate, engaging content and avoid turning reading into a chore to foster a positive connection with the language.Culture · 28d agoPomegranate: From Ancient Symbol to Israeli Culinary StapleThe pomegranate, a significant symbol in Israeli tradition and a major agricultural export, is entering its harvest season. Known for its unique botanical structure and cultural importance, Israel is a leading global producer of the fruit, which is also a popular motif in Israeli art and crafts.Culture · 29d ago · also in 1 newsroomJerusalem's Western Wall Area Sees Massive Pilgrim Influx, Traffic Restrictions ImplementedJerusalem authorities have closed vehicle access to the Western Wall area due to an influx of hundreds of thousands of pilgrims and tourists. Extensive traffic restrictions and heightened security measures are in place until October 2, with public transportation operating around the clock.Culture · 30d agoAuthor Recounts Lavish Sukkot Celebration at Wealthy Family's EstateThe author describes attending a lavish Sukkot celebration at a wealthy family's estate, highlighting the stark contrast between their opulence and his own life. He details the luxurious sukkah, the food, and a philosophical exchange with the host about impermanence.Culture · 30d agoRussian Immigrant Launches Thriving Children's Book Festival in IsraelNatalia Brazhnikova, a Russian immigrant, established the "V Chemodane" family book festival in Israel, which has grown significantly since its 2022 inception. The festival connects Russian-speaking families with literature and Israeli culture, with its 13th event scheduled for September 29th in Jerusalem.Culture · 30d agoZohar Argov's Voice Propelled Mizrahi Music into Israel's MainstreamZohar Argov, a Yemeni-Israeli singer, revolutionized Mizrahi music in Israel during the late 1970s and early 1980s. His unique vocal style and hit songs, particularly "HaPerach BeGani," brought Eastern music into the national mainstream, significantly impacting Israeli popular culture before his untimely death at 32.Culture · 31d agoIsrael Celebrates Sukkot With Family Fun and Adult EntertainmentIsrael is hosting numerous Sukkot holiday events, including family-friendly attractions like robot parks, Lego exhibitions, and circuses, as well as adult-oriented festivals such as an American diner experience and Oktoberfest in Tel Aviv.Culture · 31d agoNew Films "The Beast's Heart" and "The Courier" Premiere in IsraelTwo new Russian-dubbed films, "The Beast's Heart" starring Brad Pitt and the action thriller "The Courier" with Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson, have premiered in Israeli cinemas. Both films are receiving positive audience and critical reception.Culture · 31d ago · also in 1 newsroomSukkot Holiday: Ancient Harvest Festival and Reminder of Life's FragilityThe Jewish holiday of Sukkot, beginning September 25th, is a harvest festival and a time to dwell in temporary huts (sukkahs) to remember the Israelites' desert wanderings. It emphasizes the fragility of life and home, incorporates rituals with four plant species, and includes prayers for rain, symbolizing hope and the cyclical nature of life.More from Channel 9