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Behadrei Haredim
Haredi news portal covering community, politics and religious affairs. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 2002
The last 30 days
1,624reports translated
60%first to report
100 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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How Behadrei Haredim writes
Behadrei Haredim's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Haredi press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,619 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Behadrei Haredim had it
IDF Eliminates Hamas Commander in RafahSecurity · 4h agoIsrael Prepares for Solo Military Action Against Iran Amid US HesitationSecurity · 5h agoUN Security Council to Discuss Israeli Construction in E1 Amid International PressurePolitics · 6h agoBig stories Behadrei Haredim skipped
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General · 10h agoMiraculous Escape in Bnei Brak as Slide Falls From Fifth FloorA child's slide fell from the fifth floor of a residential building in Bnei Brak on Friday evening, narrowly missing a pedestrian. The man was unharmed in the incident, which occurred in the Shikhun Heh neighborhood. Security cameras recorded the near-fatal event.General · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsDozens Stranded in Haifa Cable Car for Over an Hour; Rescue UnderwayDozens of passengers were stranded in the Haifa cable car for over an hour on Tuesday evening. Approximately 40 people were suspended in the air before rescue services arrived to conduct a complex evacuation. The cause of the malfunction is currently unknown, and no injuries were reported.General · 2d agoLawyer Appointed Legal Advisor to Haredi Journalists CouncilDr. Yechiel Winrot was appointed legal advisor for the Council of Haredi Journalists to assist members facing legal threats. Winrot, a defamation law expert, will offer initial legal aid. The council will soon host a conference on legal issues in journalism, after which the legal support will begin.General · 2d agoGroundbreaking Ceremony Held for New Residential Project in Ramat Beit ShemeshA cornerstone-laying ceremony was held for the "Olamia al HaPark" residential project in Ramat Beit Shemesh Aleph-2, developed by the Shi-Chi Group. The event was attended by prominent figures including Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Amar and Mayor Shmuel Greenberg. The project will eventually include over 1,400 housing units, with the first phase comprising 574 units. The Shi-Chi Group highlighted its commitment to quality and its expansion into Haredi communities.General · 3d agoGur Rabbi Gets New Lexus for Easier EntryThe Grand Rabbi of Gur received a new Lexus sedan to replace a high-riding Toyota Sienna that was difficult for him to enter. A wooden ladder was previously used, and the Rabbi had been using a borrowed Skoda. The new vehicle's lower profile is expected to improve accessibility.General · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomThousands of Cranes Flock to Israel During Annual MigrationThousands of cranes are passing through Israel as part of their annual migration from Europe to Africa, with some staying for winter. A count at Agamon Hula-KKL identified 19,600 cranes. The site is a vital stopover, offering safety and sustenance. Officials highlighted its importance for tourism and the local economy.General · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsChannel 14 Host Claims Panelist Fired After On-Air ClashChannel 14 host Yinon Magal revealed that panelist Amihai Atali was fired from 'The Patriots' after an intense on-air argument with Yotam Zimri about the conscription law. Atali had defended reservists' protests, leading to accusations of political campaigning against the Haredi public. The dispute escalated with personal remarks about military service, prompting Magal to dismiss Atali. Atali subsequently appeared on a rival channel's program.General · 6d agoTiberias Police Officer's Humorous Mix-Up Leads to Wrong Car TowA police officer in Tiberias mistakenly towed the wrong car, leading to a humorous phone call to the vehicle's owner. Field operative Michael Moshe Moalem shared the amusing recording on Kol Barama radio. The incident, where officers entered the wrong car into their parking space, has circulated widely online. The story was featured on Ami Maimon's radio show, "Chidudon."General · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsPublic Broadcasting Corporation Denies Presenter's Claims, Cites 'Baseless Accusations'Israel's Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) strongly denied allegations by presenter Ayelet Hasson, calling them baseless. Hasson released message exchanges with Deputy CEO Lior Landenberg, claiming they prove management's dishonesty. The dispute involves an ultimatum for Hasson to read an apology she disagreed with, and her criticism of alleged election irregularities and management's handling of other journalists' statements. Kan affirmed its support for Landenberg and its decisions.General · 7d ago · also in 7 newsroomsPollster Mano Geva Halts Cooperation With Channel 12 NewsVeteran pollster Mano Geva has suspended his institute's cooperation with Channel 12 News due to discrepancies between exit polls and final results. Geva stated the decision was made to take a "timeout" after a long period of successful work. Midgam will continue its research but will step back from television appearances for a reevaluation.General · 8d ago · also in 1 newsroomHundreds Attend Celebration for Head of Yad Sadia InstitutionsThe event honored Rabbi Alfons, the founder of the "Yad Sadia" institutions, for his nearly 25 years of leadership. Speakers praised his dedication to Torah scholarship and the institutions' growth. The celebration highlighted the strong connection between Rabbi Alfons and the scholars.General · 8d agoRabbi Rules on Trimming Severed Fingernail on ShabbatRabbi Yigal Cohen, a member of the Chief, ruled on whether it is permissible to trim a fingernail severed by a gunshot on Shabbat. The ruling addresses a specific question within the laws of Shabbat, which prohibit certain cutting activities. This clarification was provided as part of a daily Halacha segment.General · 9d agoMan Falls During Live Broadcast Attempting to Send Peace MessageA man fell during a live television broadcast from Hebron while trying to send a peace message to his family. The incident, which occurred during the program "HaPatriotim," was captured on camera and quickly became a viral moment. The man lost his balance while attempting to enter the frame, resulting in his fall.General · 11d agoMajor Traffic Disruptions Expected in Central Israel This WeekendMajor traffic disruptions are expected in central Israel and the Sharon region this weekend due to infrastructure work on the Ayalon Highway and railway lines. Key sections of Route 20 will be closed from Thursday night to Sunday morning, with traffic diverted. Train services will be significantly altered, with split routes and a free shuttle bus service replacing some trains until Sunday morning. The closures and service changes are due to work by the Israel Electric Corporation and Israel Railways.General · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomBarkan Winery Launches Gold Series Kosher Wines for Wedding SeasonBarkan Winery has launched its Gold Series, featuring five kosher wines certified by the Badatz of the Edah HaChareidis, in anticipation of Israel's wedding season. The collection includes red, white, and rosé options designed to complement various courses and guest preferences during wedding celebrations. The wines are sourced from different vineyards across Israel, offering hosts a way to provide a distinguished wine selection for their guests.General · 12d agoThousands Attend Wedding of Prominent Rabbi's DaughterThousands of people attended the wedding of the daughter of Rabbi Chaim Ber Sorotzkin, Rosh Yeshiva of Atzret Shlomo. The event was described as a "great wedding" and drew a large crowd. The article highlights the scale of the celebration through numerous photo credits.General · 16d agoIsraelis Navigate Post-Election Uncertainty by Focusing on Personal Well-beingFollowing Israeli elections, citizens face uncertainty about the next government, impacting their well-being. Dr. Osnat Raziel explains that while uncertainty causes stress, it can also be an opportunity for growth and hope. She advises focusing on controllable aspects, limiting news intake, prioritizing physical health, and continuing personal planning with flexibility. True peace comes from the confidence to adapt and pursue personal goals, rather than waiting for external certainty.General · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIranian Media Covers Israeli Elections With Mix of Factual Reports and Conspiracy TheoriesIranian media outlets covered the Israeli election results with a mix of factual reporting and conspiracy theories. Moderate outlets focused on political deadlock, while conservative media adopted an aggressive stance, with some claiming Netanyahu was alleging fraud. One outlet suggested the results could signal Netanyahu's political downfall, while another close to the Supreme Leader focused on his post-defeat plans.General · 17d agoBelgian TV Channel Admits Error After Israeli Ambassador Protests False ReportBelgian TV channel VTM admitted an error after Israel's Ambassador to Belgium, David Saranga, protested a false report claiming 7.5 million Palestinians could not vote in Israeli elections. Saranga explained that Arab citizens of Israel vote, while West Bank and Gaza residents are not Israeli citizens. VTM will issue a correction, acknowledging the number was wrong and exaggerated, and intended to refer to non-citizen residents.General · 18d ago · also in 12 newsroomsElderly Man Collapses and Dies After Voting in Ramat GanAn elderly man, around 94 years old, died in Ramat Gan on Tuesday after collapsing on the street shortly after voting in the general elections. Emergency responders attempted advanced resuscitation but were unsuccessful. The man was found unconscious and without vital signs.General · 18d ago · also in 2 newsroomsToddler Dies in Jerusalem After Not Waking From SleepAn 18-month-old toddler died in Jerusalem's Beit Vagan neighborhood after not waking up from sleep. Emergency responders performed CPR but were unable to save the child. The toddler was transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, where doctors pronounced him dead despite ongoing resuscitation efforts.General · 18d agoThousands of Cranes and Pelicans Flock to Hula Lake ReserveThousands of cranes and pelicans were spotted at the Agamon Hula Nature Reserve in northern Israel on Thursday morning. The birds are part of their annual migration, creating a significant natural spectacle. The reserve serves as a vital stopover for migratory birds, and the large numbers suggest a successful migration season. The event drew photographers who documented the impressive avian gathering.General · 19d agoRabbi Meir Gryneman Sings His Great-Uncle the Chazon Ish's Study MelodyRabbi Meir Gryneman, nephew of the Chazon Ish, performed the unique melody his great-uncle used while studying. The performance occurred during a talk organized by Rabbi Tzvi Yehuda Edelstein, intended to strengthen adherence to Torah study. Rabbi Gryneman's rendition was a rare occurrence, prompted by the potential benefit to listeners. The event was held near the anniversary of the Chazon Ish's passing.General · 19d ago · also in 3 newsroomsAustrian Airlines Flight Crew Expresses Relief as Israeli Passengers Aid Medical EmergencyAn Austrian Airlines flight from Washington to Vienna experienced a medical emergency when a passenger collapsed. Three Israelis, including investigator Regav Ben David and Dr. Dana Gefen Doron, provided aid. They discovered the patient and his wife were also Israeli, en route to Tel Aviv, much to the relief of the Austrian crew. The passenger recovered, and the Israelis later met before their connecting flight.General · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomPolice Seek Public's Help Finding Missing Haredi Woman in JerusalemIsraeli police are searching for Diana Yacobov, a 37-year-old Haredi woman last seen on October 26th in Jerusalem's Neve Yaakov neighborhood. She is described as 1.60 meters tall with brown eyes, wearing a blue coat, black skirt, and blue head covering. Authorities are asking the public for any information regarding her location and can be reached at the Shalem station or the 100 emergency number.General · 20d agoNew Residential Project in Rakefet Emphasizes Quiet Living and PrivacyThe "Dona UP" residential project in Rakefet is designed to enhance quality of life by separating homes from commercial zones, offering residents a quieter, more private living experience. The development features spacious building separation and scenic views, with 228 units ranging from 3 to 6 rooms. Developer Dona, with over 30 years of experience, is offering units with a 15% down payment without indexation.General · 20d agoYoung Scholar Killed in Fatal Tel Aviv Car Crash, Leaves Behind Wife and Three ChildrenRabbi Elia Aroch, a 29-year-old scholar, died in a fatal car crash in Tel Aviv early Tuesday after his vehicle hit a pole. He was pronounced dead at Wolfson Hospital and is survived by his wife and three young children. Aroch was known for his Torah studies and for leading unpaid religious classes in the city. His widow now faces significant financial challenges and the public is urged to help the family.General · 21d ago · also in 2 newsroomsToddler Found Dead in Bnei Brak Home, Funeral Set for Sunday NightA 3.5-year-old boy was found dead in his home in Bnei Brak on Saturday. Emergency services pronounced him deceased at the scene, and his body was sent for forensic examination. ZAKA volunteers provided support to the grieving family. The funeral for Yehuda Neufeld is scheduled for Sunday night.General · 21d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Shifts to Winter Time, Clocks Fall Back One HourIsrael is switching to winter time overnight, moving clocks back one hour from 2:00 AM to 1:00 AM. This change ends daylight saving time for 2026, resulting in earlier sunsets and sunrises. Most digital devices will update automatically, but manual adjustments are needed for older clocks and appliances. Winter time will last until March 26, 2027.General · 21d ago · also in 4 newsrooms10-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured After Falling Three Meters in BeitarA 10-year-old boy was critically injured after falling about three meters in Beitar Illit on Tuesday afternoon. Paramedics treated the boy, who was conscious but had severe head and limb injuries, at the scene. He was then transported by intensive care ambulance to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem for further medical treatment.More from Behadrei Haredim