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Language and baseRussian · Tel Aviv
The last 30 days
554reports translated
42%first to report
226 mintypical time behind the first report
10%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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How Channel 9 writes
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 · 5h agoIsraeli Parties Pledge Support for Elderly Immigrant Pensioner ProgramPolitics · 5h agoBig stories Channel 9 skipped
Gun Theft at Givat Shmuel School Sparks Parental PanicCovered by 23 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time, Gaining an Hour of SleepCovered by 21 newsroomsReport: Netanyahu Ordered Diplomats to Back Argentina in Falklands DisputeCovered by 20 newsroomsLatest from Channel 9
General · 13d agoHaflaga Platform Offers Digital Yacht Bookings Across IsraelThe new digital platform Haflaga simplifies booking yachts and boats across nine Israeli marinas, from Tel Aviv to Eilat. Users can compare prices, read reviews, and book various maritime activities and additional services through its app. The platform also invites external service providers like chefs and musicians to partner and offer their services to Haflaga's customers.General · 13d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Military Expert and Publicist Grigory Tamar DiesGrigory Tamar, an Israeli military expert, historian, and journalist known for his commentary on conflicts and politics, has died. His wife announced his passing on Tuesday, October 13, with no further details provided. Tamar, who served in the IDF and had a long career in medicine, gained a large following on YouTube for his analysis of the war in Ukraine and Middle East security. He also authored books and was involved in cultural initiatives.General · 15d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIsraeli Man Secretly Claims 64 Million Shekel Lottery JackpotAn Israeli man won 64 million shekels in the "Double Lotto" lottery after placing a 66 shekel bet. He secretly claimed the prize on October 11, two days after the draw, while his wife waited outside. The winner plans to increase his charitable donations and believes happiness is independent of wealth. He has not yet revealed the win to his wife.General · 17d agoSwimming Season Ends at Sea of Galilee Amid Lower Visitor NumbersThe swimming season at the Sea of Galilee concluded on October 10, with lifeguard services ending and some facilities potentially closing. Visitor numbers decreased by about 25% this year, attributed to a prior state of emergency and a reported amebic infection case. Ongoing issues include a declining water level and ecological concerns, addressed by volunteers and authorities. Over 1,900 fines were issued for various violations, and 1,300 tons of garbage were collected from beaches.General · 18d ago · also in 16 newsroomsBen & Jerry's Recalls "Milk & Honey" Ice Cream Over Plastic ContaminationAmerican Quality Products, the Israeli maker of Ben & Jerry's, is recalling "Milk & Honey" ice cream batches due to plastic contamination found after a customer complaint. The recall affects specific expiration dates in 432-gram containers. This flavor, launched in June, uses local Israeli ingredients. The Israeli Ben & Jerry's operation became independent from Unilever in 2022.General · 20d agoIsraeli Woman Recounts Driving Fears After Returning HomeAn Israeli woman describes her fear of driving after returning to Israel, contrasting the orderly traffic in Minsk with what she perceives as chaotic driving in Israel. Despite her resolve to learn, she witnessed disruptive driving behavior that reinforced her apprehension. She humorously concludes that while she is brave, mastering driving in Israel might take her a few more years.General · 21d ago · also in 6 newsroomsFirst Cranes Arrive in Israel, Signaling Start of Fall MigrationThe first gray cranes of the season have arrived in Israel's Agamon Hula Park, signaling the start of the annual fall migration. The birds, originating from Russia, Finland, and Estonia, are expected to be joined by tens of thousands more for the winter. The migration's delayed start is attributed to warmer European weather, and the event is significant for both nature observation and the local economy.General · 25d agoPopular Ketchup Brand Recalled Over Spicy Mix-UpOsem is recalling a batch of its classic ketchup because some bottles were filled with spicy ketchup by mistake. The company states the product is safe but offers replacement coupons to consumers.General · 26d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Tallest Tower, Beyond, Opens in GivatayimIsrael's new tallest building, the 320-meter Beyond tower in Givatayim, opens for occupancy on October 4th with 70% of its office space already leased. While currently the nation's tallest, it will soon be surpassed by the Azrieli Spiral Tower.General · 28d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Reopens After Holiday RushBen Gurion Airport reopened its parking lots to private vehicles on Monday, September 28, after being temporarily full due to a surge in holiday travel. The Israel Airports Authority had previously advised travelers to use public transport.General · 29d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Full Amid Holiday Travel SurgeBen Gurion Airport's parking lots are completely full due to a surge in holiday travelers. The Israel Airports Authority advises passengers to use public transport and avoid driving to the airport.General · 33d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Crime Ranking Criticized for Methodology FlawsA new Israeli crime ranking has been criticized by sociologist Dr. Guy Shani for methodological flaws, particularly its calculation of crime rates per capita in areas with high visitor traffic. Shani argues the ranking unfairly labels busy urban neighborhoods as dangerous and quiet suburbs as safe, while also noting broad crime categorizations obscure actual risks.General · 40d ago · also in 10 newsroomsSAS Abruptly Halts Ticket Sales for Flights to IsraelScandinavian Airlines (SAS) has abruptly halted ticket sales for its planned direct flights between Tel Aviv and Copenhagen, scheduled to resume on October 26, without providing an official reason. This marks the second time SAS has suspended service to Israel shortly after announcing its return.General · 43d agoFather Reflects on Loss and Memory at Dizengoff Square MemorialA father recounts visiting a memorial in Tel Aviv for victims of the October 7th attacks, reflecting on the personal impact of the tragedy and the importance of remembering the fallen. He contrasts his own ability to be with his daughter with the loss experienced by other parents.General · 46d ago · also in 1 newsroomItaly Becomes Top European Travel Destination for IsraelisItaly has become a highly popular travel destination for Israelis, with direct flights to 11 cities and increased service from multiple airlines. Passenger numbers show a significant rise in travel to Italy, making it the third most popular destination in July.General · 46d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Railways Adjusts Rosh Hashanah Schedule With Service Halts and Special RunsIsrael Railways is implementing a special schedule for Rosh Hashanah, halting all services on Friday afternoon and Saturday, and resuming late Sunday night. Increased frequency will be offered on key routes like Haifa-Tel Aviv, with extended night train service to Jerusalem during the preceding Selichot period.General · 47d ago · also in 1 newsroomUK Air Traffic System Failure Cancels Over 2,000 FlightsA technical failure at the UK's National Air Traffic Services (NATS) control center on September 8 caused the cancellation of nearly 2,100 flights over two days, impacting approximately 330,000 passengers. While NATS cited a system malfunction, an Italian newspaper suggested a "military flight plan" might be the cause. Investigations are underway.General · 47d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIsrael's Population Grows Despite More Emigration Than ImmigrationIsrael's population has grown to over 10.3 million, driven by a high birth rate that offsets a negative migration balance where more citizens are leaving than arriving. This demographic trend marks a shift from previous years.General · 50d agoIsrael to Standardize English Spellings of City NamesIsrael is spending 250,000 shekels to standardize the English spellings of its cities, addressing inconsistencies in transliteration that have caused confusion on road signs and in official documents. An inter-ministerial team will work with the Academy of the Hebrew Language to create a unified system.General · 51d agoTel Aviv Bus Passengers Endure Rollercoaster Ride With Faulty Air ConditioningPassengers on a Tel Aviv bus experienced repeated failures of the air conditioning system on a hot day, leading to frustration, brief moments of relief, and a continuous cycle of complaints and apologies. The author found the chaotic journey to be a peculiar form of entertainment.General · 51d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraelis Flock Abroad for Holidays: Top Destinations and Costs RevealedIsraelis are planning extensive international travel for the autumn holidays, with Greece and Cyprus remaining top choices for short, affordable trips. Other popular destinations include Italy, the UAE, Georgia, and various European capitals, with costs varying significantly based on destination and travel dates. Ben Gurion Airport anticipates major congestion during peak travel days.General · 51d agoIsraeli Drivers Favor White Cars for Practicality and Heat ResistanceIn Israel, white and silver cars are increasingly popular due to their practicality in hot weather, lower heat absorption, and better resale value compared to black cars. Statistics show a strong preference for white, especially among new car buyers, driven by the need to mitigate intense sun exposure and dust.General · 52d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraelis Show Renewed Interest in International Travel, New Destinations EmergeIsraeli interest in international travel has surged, with flight searches up 30% and departures increasing significantly. While New York is a top search, actual travel favors closer destinations like Athens and Dubai, though new interests in Vietnam and a return to Paris are noted. Travel planning is increasingly AI-driven, focusing on safety and personalized itineraries.General · 54d agoIsraeli Tips To Keep Bananas Fresh LongerIsraelis can extend the freshness of bananas by separating them from the bunch and wrapping the stems in foil or plastic wrap to reduce ethylene gas. Storing them away from other fruits and at optimal temperatures also helps prevent premature ripening and spoilage.General · 56d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsrael Airport Authority Ramps Up Staffing Ahead of Holiday Travel SurgeIsrael Airports Authority is increasing staff at Ben Gurion Airport and border crossings to manage an expected surge of over three million passengers during the upcoming Jewish holidays in September. This measure follows a recent strike that caused significant disruptions.