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Alarab is a arabic daily outlet. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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The last 30 days
1,408reports translated
63%first to report
59 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
2%opinion and analysis
0%press release copy
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How Alarab writes
Alarab's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Arab press. On the police, Netanyahu, the Knesset, Eisenkot and Likud its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,402 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Alarab had it
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Israel Strikes Hamas Commander at Gaza Hospital, Cites Hostage DetentionCovered by 21 newsroomsIsrael's Attorney General Ordered to Appear in Netanyahu TrialCovered by 20 newsroomsNetanyahu Urges National Unity Government, Invites Eisenkot to Unconditional TalksCovered by 18 newsroomsLatest from Alarab
Politics · 8h agoEisenkot Rejects Netanyahu's Unity Government Offer as Political ManeuverYamina party leader Gadi Eisenkot dismissed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's unity government proposal as a political trick, noting a negotiation meeting was already scheduled for Sunday. Eisenkot accused Netanyahu of inciting division and reiterated his conditions for joining a government, including separating from "extremists." He called Tuesday's Knesset speaker election a "real test" of Likud's intentions and stated he is working to form a national emergency government.Politics · 9h agoNetanyahu Calls on Eisenkot to Form Unity Government to Counter IranIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has invited Gadi Eisenkot, leader of the Yamina party, to form a "national reconciliation government" without preconditions. The call came after a security briefing and aims to address perceived existential threats from Iran's nuclear program and other security challenges. Netanyahu urged Eisenkot to set aside differences to work together for Israel's security and future, including the conscription issue.Politics · 15h agoFormer Israeli Officials Warn Netanyahu Against Risky DecisionsFormer Israeli defense ministers and army chiefs have warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against making critical security decisions to stay in power. Moshe Ya'alon urged the "change bloc" to form an alternative government quickly, while Avigdor Lieberman cautioned against a transitional government taking major military actions without oversight. Gadi Eisenkot directly told Netanyahu not to "drag Israel into the abyss" with politically motivated decisions, noting his government lacks majority Knesset support.Politics · 17h agoIsraeli Broadcaster Defends Arab Knesset Members, Rejects Terrorism Support ClaimsIsraeli media personality Amnon Levy defended Arab Knesset members on Channel 13, rejecting claims they support terrorism. Levy stated he knows none of the 19 Arab MKs who fit that description and highlighted Mansour Abbas's efforts to foster Jewish-Arab relations. The debate occurred on November 14, 2026.Politics · 21h agoAuthor Urges Netanyahu to Foster Partnership, Not Enmity, with Arab CitizensAn opinion piece criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government for portraying Arab citizens as enemies, a policy exacerbated by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's rhetoric and actions. The author argues that this approach fuels animosity and neglects rising crime in Arab communities. The piece calls for partnership and mutual respect, stating that a strong nation protects all citizens and fosters unity, not division.Politics · 1d agoArab Negotiators Deserve a Chance to Achieve the PossibleArab citizens showed strong electoral engagement, signaling a desire for tangible achievements over mere protest. Negotiations between Arab parties and the "Change" parties, led by Gadi Eisenkot, aim to translate this into civil and economic gains. While not promising immediate peace, these talks could improve daily life through reduced crime, increased local budgets, and better infrastructure. The article argues Arab negotiators deserve a chance to achieve the possible, as the alternative is political helplessness.Politics · 1d agoRight-Wing Incitement Against Arab Citizens Continues Post-ElectionThe article criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the right-wing for "racist mobilization" against Arab citizens and their representatives following recent elections. Netanyahu is accused of labeling Arab Knesset members as "terrorist supporters" and creating an atmosphere of slander and pressure. The author argues that the increased Arab vote has significantly weakened Netanyahu's political position, marking his heaviest defeat, while also representing a major victory for Arab parties and a crucial asset to the Israeli economy.Politics · 1d agoEisenkot Accuses Netanyahu of Inciting Racism Against Arab CitizensGadi Eisenkot, leader of the "Yashar" party, accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of inciting racism against Arab citizens. Eisenkot confirmed progress in forming a new government under his leadership, emphasizing the need for stability and oversight. He also addressed parliamentary actions to strengthen the Knesset's role and repeal harmful laws. Eisenkot expressed confidence in MK Aliceaf Peretz amidst controversy and vowed to proceed with forming the government despite threats.Politics · 1d agoNetanyahu and Trump Face Political Setbacks Amid Regional TurmoilIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former U.S. President Donald Trump have both faced significant political setbacks. Netanyahu lost recent elections and is in a caretaker role, while Trump suffered defeats in the Senate and House. Both leaders are described as being in precarious political positions, with Netanyahu actively trying to prevent the formation of a new government led by Gadi Eisenkot.Politics · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsJoint List Hints at Opposition Talks, Reveals Shared DemandsYousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, has indicated ongoing informal negotiations with the opposition camp regarding parliamentary votes. The Joint List is demanding the repeal of the Kaminitz Law, a plan to combat crime in the Arab community, and economic development initiatives for Arab towns. These demands are being presented as the opposition seeks to control the Knesset, placing Arab community issues on the political agenda.Politics · 1d agoUS Strategy of Frozen Conflicts Hinders Peace in Palestine, Ukraine, IranAn analysis posits that the United States is deliberately maintaining frozen conflicts in Palestine, Ukraine, and Iran to serve its strategic interests, rather than seeking genuine peace. This approach allows for political maneuvering and management of global power dynamics. In Palestine, elections and the Iranian issue contributed to stalled talks, while the Ukraine conflict is seen as a tool to weaken Europe. Regarding Iran, the U.S. employs maximum pressure, delaying resolution and potentially stabilizing energy markets. This strategy enables Washington to maintain influence as a mediator without definitive solutions.Politics · 1d agoAuthor Questions Critics' Motives in Targeting Arab List Leader Mansour AbbasAuthor Dr. Kamel Rayan criticizes various political groups for unfairly targeting Dr. Mansour Abbas, leader of the Arab List, accusing them of lacking their own societal rescue projects. Rayan defends Abbas's leadership path and calls for constructive alternatives to address critical issues like violence and crime, rather than focusing on discrediting Abbas. He argues that societal salvation requires viable plans, not personal attacks or the demolition of existing initiatives.Politics · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNetanyahu Seeks to Delay Knesset Security Committee Amid Iran TensionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz are reportedly delaying the convening of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, now chaired by Avigdor Lieberman. This is amid rising tensions with Iran and concerns that Lieberman will increase oversight and summon military leaders. The delay also impacts coalition talks, particularly regarding the conscription law and Haredi parties. Lieberman aims to end Netanyahu's rule but faces a dilemma over supporting a government that includes Arab parties.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Follow-up Committee Plans to Foil Land Confiscation and Pollution ProjectThe Follow-up Committee for the Affairs of the Arab Public in Israel held a meeting in Tayibe to plan opposition to a project involving land confiscation, demolition, and pollution in the Tayibe plain. The project includes a railway and a construction waste landfill, threatening environmental and health damage. The committee will pursue political pressure, professional planning, public mobilization, legal action, and media campaigns to thwart the plan.Politics · 2d agoPalestinian Community Urged to Foster Self-Reliance Amidst ChallengesPalestinians in Israel are urged to build internal strength and self-reliance rather than depend on political changes, as they face significant challenges. The article highlights the importance of supporting existing community initiatives, fostering youth leadership, and maintaining a strong connection to their identity and heritage. By organizing and collaborating, the community can better withstand pressure and protect its future, metaphorically opening new avenues when faced with obstacles.Politics · 2d agoTrump and Netanyahu Face Political Setbacks as Voters Reject Forceful PoliciesFormer US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have experienced significant political setbacks following recent elections. In the US, Democrats regained control of Congress, signaling voter dissatisfaction with Trump's policies. In Israel, Netanyahu's bloc lost its majority, with Arab parties gaining substantial representation. Both leaders, who prioritized assertive policies, now face diminished political influence as voters assert their will.Politics · 2d ago · also in 10 newsroomsEuropean Commission to Review EU-Israel Partnership Over Rights AllegationsThe European Commission will review the EU-Israel partnership agreement following a popular initiative that collected over 1.1 million signatures. The initiative cites accusations of Israeli human rights violations as the reason for suspending the agreement. This move obligates the Commission to consider the proposal and could lead to wider European debate on the future of EU-Israel relations.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu and Eisenkot to Hold Security and Political Meeting in JerusalemPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, announced a joint political and security meeting to be held in Jerusalem on Thursday. The meeting, which will include the Prime Minister's Military Secretary, Major General Guy Marziano, aims to discuss current security and political developments. No further details on the agenda or expected outcomes were provided.Politics · 2d agoMansour Abbas Faces Incitement Amid Arab Leadership SilenceDr. Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, is facing escalating incitement and threats, which the article attributes to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rhetoric. The piece criticizes the silence of Arab leadership and national institutions in the face of this situation, calling for official security measures to protect Arab lawmakers. The author stresses that protecting Abbas is a collective responsibility and warns that silence in the face of incitement is dangerous.Politics · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsCoalition Delays Lieberman's Knesset Security Committee Chair Appointment Amid War WarningThe Israeli governing coalition delayed appointing Avigdor Lieberman as head of the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. Lieberman warned the transitional government against making war-related decisions without full security and parliamentary approval. Defense Minister Yisrael Katz asserted the government's sole authority over military operations.Politics · 2d agoMansour Abbas's Fierce Attack on Netanyahu: What Lies Behind It?United Arab List leader Mansour Abbas has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of having a prior understanding with the late Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. Abbas also claimed Netanyahu was aware of funds reaching Hamas's military wing. These statements were made following Netanyahu's criticism of Arab parties and come as Abbas offers to testify in investigations into the October 7th failures. The timing suggests Abbas may be seeking to discredit Hamas and influence political alliances.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab and Jewish Local Leaders Urge Eisenkot to Form Government with Arab PartiesArab and Jewish local authority heads met in Mayser on November 11, 2026, signing a document urging Gadi Eisenkot to form a new government in partnership with Arab parties. Leaders like Ilan Sadie, Samir Mehamid, and Firas Badhi emphasized that the high Arab voter turnout rejected past policies and that existing Arab-Jewish cooperation should extend to politics. The declaration calls for fair representation for the Arab community in national decision-making centers.Politics · 2d agoNetanyahu's Options Narrow as Knesset Session Opens, Signaling Potential New EraPrime Minister Netanyahu faces significant political challenges as the Knesset convenes, stemming from election results, US policy shifts, and internal coalition pressures. A weakening narrative on election fraud and a unified "change bloc" seeking key parliamentary roles further complicate his position. International pressure, including potential sanctions and demands regarding Gaza, adds to his difficulties. These factors suggest a potential shift in Israeli politics, with Netanyahu's options appearing increasingly limited.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomYousef Haddad Ends Political Career with "Amcha Israel" PartyYousef Haddad announced he is ending his political career with the "Amcha Israel" party due to its failure to achieve its goals. He expressed pride in his efforts and stated he does not regret working for Israel. Haddad plans to continue his advocacy for Israel through social work and international public relations.Politics · 2d agoNazareth's Appointed Committee Criticized for Neglecting Services Amidst Increased FeesAn appointed committee managing Nazareth for 18 months is criticized for failing to improve services, address waste management issues costing 30 million shekels, or prepare for winter rains, leading to school closures. While fees have increased, residents question the committee's effectiveness and the Ministry of Interior's oversight, suggesting the committee acts more like a collection agency than a municipal administration.Politics · 3d agoCall for Law to Punish Incitement Against ArabsAn article calls for a new law to punish incitement against Arab citizens and slogans like "Death to Arabs," arguing that such hate speech threatens social cohesion. It criticizes statements by the Prime Minister and ministers that label Arab citizens as terrorists, which it claims emboldens extremists. The author points to a rise in racist incidents and attacks over the last four years, demanding equality and protection for all citizens.Politics · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Security Cabinet to Convene for First Time Since ElectionsIsrael's Security Cabinet will convene for its first meeting since the general elections on Sunday. The last session was held on October 4th. The meeting is taking place amidst ongoing security developments and political challenges.Politics · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsElection Committee Partially Grants Likud Access to Arab Town Ballots for AppealThe Central Elections Committee partially approved the Likud party's request to review electoral materials from Arab towns on November 11, 2026, as the party considers an appeal. Likud alleged voter turnout information was leaked in Arab towns to mobilize voters. Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg allowed access to specific documents but denied camera recordings, citing precedent.Politics · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomEisenkot Warns Netanyahu Against 'Dangerous Steps' Before New Government Swears InYisrael Beiteinu party leader Gadi Eisenkot warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against making critical decisions while lacking a parliamentary majority. Eisenkot stated Netanyahu leads a caretaker government with only 46 supporting members. He urged caution, warning that deploying forces without immediate threats could harm democracy and public trust.Politics · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomHezbollah Official Claims Trump and Netanyahu DefeatedHezbollah's Deputy Secretary-General Na'im Qassem urged the cancellation of the Israel-Lebanon maritime border deal, claiming both Trump and Netanyahu have been defeated. He credited Iran and regional resistance groups for their roles in these alleged defeats. Qassem also called on Lebanese authorities to protect national sovereignty.More from Alarab