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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 · 3h agoTrump Denies Netanyahu Lobbying for EndorsementPolitics · 7h agoIsraeli Parties Pledge Support for Elderly Immigrant Pensioner ProgramPolitics · 7h 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
World · 13d ago · also in 3 newsroomsArgentina Takes Falklands Oil Dispute to UN Maritime TribunalArgentina has taken its dispute over the Sea Lion oil field near the Falkland Islands to the UN International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. The $2.2 billion project involves Israel's Navitas Petroleum and Britain's Rockhopper Exploration. Argentina claims sovereign rights, while the UK rejects these claims and supports the islands' right to develop their resources. The dispute follows previous Argentine sanctions against companies involved, including Navitas and several Israeli financial firms.World · 16d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Woman Recounts Hamas Attack Trauma, Met With Hostility in NetherlandsSabine Taasa, an Israeli-French woman whose husband and son were killed on October 7, 2023, faced hostile shouts of "We don't care!" when she spoke about her trauma at a film screening in Delft, Netherlands, on October 1, 2026. Her husband died shielding their sons from a grenade, and her eldest son was killed elsewhere. The film screening, for a movie described as investigating "mass killings of Palestinian civilians," was interrupted when Taasa tried to share her personal experience. The author condemns the audience's reaction as a profound moral failure.World · 17d ago · also in 16 newsroomsBody of Missing Israeli Hiker Found on Mount OlympusThe body of Israeli hiker Ami Yogev, 46, from Modiin, who went missing on Mount Olympus, Greece, was found by Israeli volunteers after a three-week search. He was last heard from on September 20, and preliminary findings suggest he fell from a height. A large-scale operation was conducted for his evacuation, involving Greek and Israeli search teams.World · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomEgypt Builds New Rail Line to Israel Border to Develop SinaiEgypt is building a new 500-kilometer railway from the Suez Canal to Taba on the Israeli border to develop the Sinai Peninsula. The project aims to create necessary infrastructure for the region, which has historically been undeveloped and served as a buffer zone. Some Israeli media believe the railway could change Sinai's demographics.World · 19d agoEgyptian Veterans Respect Israeli Foes From 1973 War, Reciprocal Respect GrowsMore than 50 years after the 1973 October War, veterans from Egypt and Israel have developed mutual respect for each other's military prowess and dedication. Egyptian veterans, who saw the war as a reclaiming of honor, acknowledge Israeli professionalism, while Israeli figures like Moshe Dayan noted the increased resilience of Arab forces. This reciprocal respect, evident in post-war negotiations and encounters, has fostered peace between the nations, though civilian connections lag behind political and military ties.World · 23d ago · also in 1 newsroomSouth Koreans March in Seoul Supporting IsraelThousands of South Koreans marched in Seoul on October 3, 2026, with Israeli flags to show support for Israel. The annual Sukkot event was larger this year, with participants chanting pro-Israel slogans.World · 23d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Media Downplays, Ignores Flydubai Incident Compared to Israeli CoverageArab media outlets in Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, and Qatar have largely downplayed or ignored a recent incident on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv, in stark contrast to Israeli media's focus on a prevented terror attack. While Israeli news highlighted the event as a foiled disaster, Gulf press coverage omitted key details or offered technical explanations, with some outlets even suggesting internal conflict or political manipulation rather than terrorism.World · 25d agoAuthor Explains Deeply Personal Stance on Israel-Hamas ConflictAn author living in Israel details her personal shift from cosmopolitanism to a strong pro-Israel stance, driven by her daughter's needs and her love for the country. She defends Israel's actions in Gaza, attributing responsibility to Hamas, and criticizes Western hypocrisy and biased media coverage of the conflict.World · 26d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Passengers' Composed Reaction to Emergency Landing Praised AbroadIsraeli passengers on a Flydubai flight that made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia were praised internationally for their composed and celebratory reaction during the crisis. Observers from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, the UK, and others lauded their spirit.World · 26d agoAuthor Attributes Hamas Attack to Palestinian Mental Illness, Calls for Ruthless DefeatAn author argues that mass murder stems from perpetrators' severe mental illness, not external factors, citing the October 7th Hamas attack and the Holocaust. The author calls for the "ruthless defeat" of those deemed mentally ill, comparing it to Germany's defeat in 1945.World · 28d ago · also in 12 newsroomsAir India Resumes Direct Flights to Israel Amid Regional TensionsAir India will resume direct flights between Tel Aviv and New Delhi on December 1st, operating a modified, safer route due to regional tensions. The service was repeatedly postponed but is now available for booking.World · 31d agoGazan Students Appeal to Russia's Lavrov Over Blocked Return to StudiesHundreds of Gazan students studying in Russia have been unable to return to their studies for three years due to travel restrictions. They have appealed to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov for assistance in establishing a humanitarian corridor for their departure from Gaza.World · 31d agoTrump's Peace Council Proposes $2.45 Billion Gaza Reconstruction PlanDonald Trump's "Peace Council" has proposed a $2.45 billion initial plan to reconstruct Gaza over six months, focusing on housing, infrastructure, and security. The plan's continuation is contingent on Hamas's disarmament, with total reconstruction costs estimated at over $100 billion.World · 35d agoAuthor Claims World Media Ignores Anti-Israel Actions Due to Jewish IdentityA commentator argues that the global progressive community's focus on Jewish issues leads to a lack of international media attention and condemnation when actions are taken against Israel, suggesting events are deemed "uninteresting" without Jewish involvement.World · 36d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Observes Yom Kippur With Nationwide Halts, Increased SecurityIsrael is observing Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, on Sunday, September 20th, with a nationwide cessation of public transport and most private vehicles, increased security presence, and a reduced operational schedule for media outlets. The holiday involves a 25-hour fast and prayer for religious Jews.World · 37d ago · also in 6 newsroomsFrench TV Apologizes for Nuclear Strike Simulation Targeting Tel AvivFrench TV channel RMC Découverte apologized and removed a documentary after it depicted a French fighter jet launching a nuclear missile at Tel Aviv. The network blamed an incorrectly identified image from a stock library, while the film's director cited a lack of proper labeling.World · 38d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael's Yom Kippur Transport Shutdown: What to ExpectIsrael's public transport, including buses, trains, and flights, will largely cease operations for Yom Kippur 2026, starting Sunday afternoon, September 20, and resuming gradually Monday evening. While roads become nearly empty, the Ministry of Health warns of continued risks for cyclists and pedestrians due to potential vehicle presence and accidents.World · 38d agoNew Term 'Gazaholics' Describes Obsession With Israel-Palestine ConflictA new term, "gazaholics," has been coined to describe a perceived obsessive and selective focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by some segments of public opinion, while ignoring other human rights issues globally. The author uses this term to criticize what they see as a disproportionate and biased attention to events in Gaza.World · 38d agoWoman's Tirade Against "Russian" Movers Sparks OutrageA video shows a woman in Kibbutz Ma'ale HaChamisha verbally abusing movers, calling them "stinking Russians" and throwing items from their truck after they blocked the road. The movers claimed to be off-duty IDF soldiers transporting synagogue items for a holiday.World · 40d ago · also in 1 newsroomFilmmakers Criticized for 'Anti-Israel' DocumentaryAn opinion piece criticizes Israeli filmmakers of the documentary "NAZA" for allegedly slandering Israel with half-truths and anonymous sources, comparing their methods to Nazi propaganda. The author claims the film ignores Israeli military successes and Palestinian indoctrination, aiming to weaken Israel's defense capabilities.World · 40d ago · also in 5 newsroomsUkraine's Chief Rabbi Defends Hasidic Pilgrims Amid CriticismUkraine's Chief Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman defended Hasidic pilgrims visiting Uman for Rosh Hashanah, acknowledging some misbehavior but highlighting their significant economic contributions and urging against generalizing criticism into hatred of an entire people.World · 41d ago · also in 1 newsroomRussian Outlet SHOT Accused of Fabricating Israel Entry Denial StoryRussian Telegram channel SHOT is accused of fabricating a story about a Russian tourist denied entry to Israel due to carrying rubles. The tourist herself refuted the claims, stating the channel distorted her words and published the story without her consent.World · 41d agoAuthor Decries "Fifth Column" Hunt by Soviet-Jewish Immigrants in IsraelA blogger criticizes Soviet-Jewish immigrants in Israel for allegedly seeking out a "fifth column" and displaying xenophobia, finding it ironic given their past experiences with discrimination.World · 41d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraelis Return to Morocco as Direct Flights ResumeDirect flights between Israel and Morocco have resumed after a three-year pause, with Israeli tourists beginning to return. While numbers are currently low, significant interest suggests a growing trend, benefiting both Israeli travel companies and Moroccan tourism infrastructure.World · 42d agoIsrael's Population Reaches 10 Million Amid Shifting Migration TrendsIsrael's population has surpassed 10 million, driven by a high birth rate, but a negative migration balance has tempered overall growth. The article discusses the implications of emigration, the country's role in global Jewry, and the need for infrastructure development to support the growing population.World · 43d ago · also in 1 newsroomVenice Film Festival "NAZA" Accused of Inciting Anti-Israel HatredThe film "NAZA," screened at the Venice Film Festival, is accused of inciting hatred against Israel and profiting from anti-Israel sentiment. The author criticizes the Israeli filmmakers for their role and suggests a double standard in reactions to films critical of either side.World · 45d agoGaza and East Jerusalem Arabs Celebrated 9/11 Attacks, Claims BloggerA blogger claimed that Arabs in Gaza and East Jerusalem celebrated the 9/11 attacks by marching, distributing sweets, and waving terrorist flags, asserting this was largely forgotten.World · 45d ago · also in 1 newsroomVenezuela and Chad Initiate Withdrawal from International Criminal CourtVenezuela and Chad are initiating withdrawal procedures from the International Criminal Court, with their departures set for summer 2027. This follows similar moves by Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali, with five nations now seeking to leave the court. The withdrawals are linked to alleged U.S. pressure and accusations of bias against the ICC.World · 46d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Braces for Major Traffic Jams Ahead of Rosh Hashanah HolidayIsraeli police are warning of severe traffic congestion nationwide on Friday, September 10th, ahead of Rosh Hashanah. Major routes are expected to be heavily impacted, and police are deploying extra personnel to manage traffic and enforce strict rules against dangerous driving.World · 48d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIsraeli Students' PISA Scores Decline Amid Security Concerns and Global TrendsIsraeli students' scores on the PISA exams have significantly declined in reading, math, and science, dropping to 31st and 33rd place among OECD countries. This decline is attributed to security tensions, global educational trends, and reduced student engagement, though Israel's ranking remains stable due to a broader OECD downturn.More from Channel 9