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International news channel based in Jaffa, broadcasting in several languages. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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OwnerAltice GroupCommercial television
Language and baseArabic · JaffaFounded 2013
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Israel Praises UAE Envoy for UN Chief Post, Stops Short of EndorsementPolitics · 44m agoWest Bank Suffocated by 942 Israeli Checkpoints Amidst Security vs. Displacement DebateSecurity · 1h agoPalestinian Economy in Crisis Amid War, Facing Deep RecessionEconomy · 1h agoBig stories i24NEWS Arabic skipped
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Politics · 44m agoIsrael Praises UAE Envoy for UN Chief Post, Stops Short of EndorsementAmbassador Danny Danon stated Israel will not publicly endorse UAE Ambassador Lana Nusseibeh for UN Secretary-General, though he praised her skills. Danon criticized the record of current Secretary-General António Guterres and emphasized Israel's priority for a successor committed to fighting antisemitism and reforming the UN. He also highlighted expanding the Abraham Accords as a key diplomatic goal for the next Israeli government. The UN Security Council recommends a candidate for the General Assembly's appointment.Security · 1h agoWest Bank Suffocated by 942 Israeli Checkpoints Amidst Security vs. Displacement DebateIsrael has intensified its control over Palestinian movement in the West Bank since the Gaza war, establishing 942 checkpoints and obstacles that fragment Palestinian communities and impact the economy. Data shows a significant increase in fixed and linear closures, with the Hebron area most affected. Israeli officials have publicly prioritized settler movement, and analysts link the closures to collective punishment and annexationist ambitions, arguing they extend beyond security concerns to exert socio-economic pressure on Palestinians. These measures, exacerbated by rising unemployment, are seen as part of a cumulative process aimed at reducing Palestinian presence and control in the region.Economy · 1h agoPalestinian Economy in Crisis Amid War, Facing Deep RecessionThe Palestinian economy is in severe crisis, with Gaza experiencing a near-total collapse and the West Bank facing significant contraction and rising unemployment. Three years of conflict have led to widespread destruction, crippled sectors, and increased reliance on aid. GDP has fallen sharply in both regions, with unemployment rates reaching critical levels. The agricultural sector, particularly olive production, has also suffered substantial losses. Reconstruction needs in Gaza are estimated at $71.5 billion, but recovery is contingent on political and security stability.Security · 2h agoUS Official: Military Cooperation on Iran Continues Despite Political DisagreementsA U.S. official stated that military cooperation with Israel on Iran is a professional matter unaffected by political disputes, though major decisions could be complicated for a transitional government. This follows reports of Israel considering an attack on Iran before elections, which Prime Minister Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Katz denied. The U.S. official indicated that while operational cooperation continues, political decisions on military actions might face hurdles. The article also notes that an initiative for preparatory measures for an attack was discussed but not implemented due to concerns about miscalculation.Security · 3h agoNetanyahu May Fire Chief of Staff Zamir If He Forms Next GovernmentPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may dismiss Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir if he forms the next government, following a sharp disagreement over operations in the West Bank. Zamir reportedly opposed a mission in Hebron, which some viewed as a refusal of orders. In a separate development, Zamir's conversation with U.S. officials reportedly influenced President Trump's decision to oppose a potential Israeli strike on Iran.Politics · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Jews Favor Opposition, Prioritize Unity in Israeli ElectionsA new poll reveals that a majority of American Jews with ties to Israel favor the opposition in upcoming Israeli elections and prioritize national unity as the most crucial issue. Security and a more liberal Israel are secondary concerns for this group, contrasting with Israeli priorities that place security first. The poll also highlights a concerning view among some liberal American Jews who question Israel's necessity for Jewish continuity.Politics · 6h agoNetanyahu's Remarks on US Aid and Sanctions Spark Economic FearsIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments about potential cuts to U.S. financial aid and the threat of international sanctions have alarmed economic experts in Israel. While some see his remarks as a political tactic amid elections, others fear they signal growing economic isolation. Experts are divided on the severity of the situation, with some downplaying isolation fears and others warning of dire consequences if current policies continue.Security · 8h ago · also in 4 newsroomsSandwich Left at Crime Scene Leads to Arrest of Hungry ThiefA young man from southern Israel has been indicted for breaking into a convenience store, stealing equipment, and taking a car. The suspect was identified after leaving behind a sandwich, from which DNA evidence was recovered. The incident occurred near Kiryat Malakhi about a month prior to the indictment. His detention is requested until the end of legal proceedings.Security · 8h agoSyrian Druze Region Fuels Tensions Between Damascus and IsraelIsrael has raised its military alert level on the Syrian border due to escalating tensions and fears of attacks against the Druze community in Sweida. Israeli intelligence suggests Syrian authorities may be preparing attacks, prompting a warning from the Israeli Air Force. Syria denies these allegations and accuses Israel of arming rebel groups. U.S. Envoy Tom Barak denied supporting Druze leader Hekmeh Al-Hijri, who was accused of exploiting perceived Israeli and American backing. Analysts offer differing views on the situation, with one Israeli military expert citing border security and another Syrian analyst emphasizing national unity.Security · 8h ago · also in 4 newsroomsAustralian Probe Reveals Billionaire Packer Paid $1.25 Million to Netanyahu's LawyersAn Australian investigation has revealed that billionaire James Packer transferred $1.25 million to the law offices representing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The payments, made over two years, are being scrutinized to determine if they constitute an undisclosed benefit to Netanyahu, potentially violating Israeli and U.S. laws. This comes amid allegations in "Case 1000" that Netanyahu received gifts from Packer and Arnon Milchan in exchange for political favors.Politics · 9h agoVoter Turnout Key to Israeli Election Outcomes, Not Just Seat PollsVoter turnout, not just poll numbers, is identified as the crucial factor determining the outcome of upcoming Israeli elections. Higher participation increases the votes needed to pass the electoral threshold, potentially impacting seat distribution and government formation. Challenges include boosting turnout in certain cities for Benny Gantz's bloc and combating apathy among Likud voters for Benjamin Netanyahu's camp. The ability to mobilize voters could be as critical as the campaign itself.Politics · 11h agoIsraeli Lawmaker Calls for Palestinian Authority Involvement in Gaza GovernanceKnesset Member Gilad Kariv proposed that the Palestinian Authority should govern Gaza and called for renewed negotiations with Israel. Speaking at a conference, Kariv argued that the PA is the only viable option for Gaza's future, despite needing reform and international pressure. He presented this as a choice for the Israeli public between the PA and Hamas.Politics · 11h agoTogether Party Plans Knesset Speaker Role Under Eisenkot PremiershipThe Together party has outlined a plan to seek the Knesset Speaker position if Gadi Eisenkot becomes prime minister in a "change bloc" government. Party member Nadav Alimalach stated the plan leverages their members' parliamentary experience. The Knesset Speaker role is crucial, though typically held by members of the ruling party, suggesting Eisenkot might need to make concessions to form a coalition.Security · 12h ago · also in 1 newsroomReport: Netanyahu Planned Iran Attack, Trump Withheld ApprovalIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu planned an attack on Iran last weekend, but U.S. President Donald Trump withheld approval due to the upcoming midterm elections. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir reportedly informed U.S. officials that the strike would harm election integrity. U.S. forces were on standby for potential operations, and intelligence suggests Iran is planning attacks against U.S. officials.Politics · 12h ago · also in 16 newsroomsLula Wins Brazilian Presidency in Close Election Over Bolsonaro's SonLuiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won Brazil's presidential election, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro by a margin of approximately 4.2 million votes. Bolsonaro refused to accept the results, alleging irregularities and criticizing the Supreme Court. Lula, who will serve a fourth term, celebrated his victory, while Bolsonaro's platform focused on right-wing policies and stronger ties with Israel.World · 13h agoIsrael Braces for Election Travel Surge at Ben Gurion AirportBen Gurion Airport expects 92,000 Israelis to arrive in the country over the next two days ahead of elections. Sunday saw 34,000 arrivals and 25,000 departures, with similar numbers projected for Monday and election day. The travel surge coincides with Israel's 7.3 million eligible voters, including 810,000 living abroad.Security · 13h ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Deploys 22,000 Police to Secure Knesset Elections Amid Capitol Riot FearsIsrael is deploying 22,000 police officers, in coordination with the Shin Bet and IDF, to secure the upcoming Knesset elections. The move is a precaution against potential unrest and challenges to the election results, drawing parallels to the US Capitol riot. Authorities fear a rejection of results and a questioning of the electoral process's integrity.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNetanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Clash Over Iran PolicyA significant rift has developed between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir over a directive concerning Iran, raising fears of an imminent military confrontation. The military is concerned the Iran issue is being politicized ahead of elections, while Netanyahu denies any disagreement with Zamir. The directive's potential for escalation at a sensitive political time in Israel is a major concern.Politics · 1d agoIsraeli Minister Claims Trump Feared Iran Operation StartIsraeli Minister Miki Zohar revealed a recording suggesting former President Donald Trump initially feared the start of Operation "Lion's Roar." Zohar stated Trump was afraid at first but later saw victory, agreeing with Minister Haim Katz that Iran was a "paper tiger." Zohar has previously criticized Israel's leniency towards Iran, citing U.S. pressure.Security · 1d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael Election Cybersecurity Threats Surge, Over 1,200 Malicious Sites IdentifiedCybersecurity researchers are alerting Israel to a significant increase in cyber threats and foreign influence campaigns ahead of the elections, with over 1,200 suspicious websites identified. Attacks have surged, and leaked voter data is being offered for sale, potentially for voter manipulation. Experts advise the public and organizations to take immediate preventative measures, relying on official sources and securing digital assets.Politics · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsBrazil Presidential Election Hinges on Foreign Policy and EconomyBrazilians are voting in a presidential runoff between incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the former president. The election will determine the future of Latin America's largest economy, its foreign policy, and its relations with the US and Israel. Key issues include economic policy, social programs, and international alliances, with significant implications for regional dynamics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The outcome will also be shaped by a divided parliament, potentially impacting the next president's ability to govern.Security · 1d agoLebanese Government Divided Over Hezbollah Arms Cache Amid US PressureLebanon's government is divided over a Hezbollah explosives shipment seized at a checkpoint, with the party claiming responsibility for its use against Israel. The cabinet postponed a decision on referring the case to the Judicial Council, sparking a walkout by Lebanese Forces ministers. This comes amid U.S. pressure to disarm Hezbollah and stalled Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, with warnings of a new confrontation. The internal dispute highlights broader divisions over Hezbollah's arsenal and the state's authority.Security · 1d agoUS-Israel Divide Emerges Over Syria's Future Amid Sweda TensionsSouthern Syria's Sweida province is experiencing heightened regional tension due to Israeli military activity and the National Guard's actions, amid accusations of Israeli support. U.S. Envoy Tom Barrack denied American backing for Druze leader Hekmat al-Hajri, revealing a potential U.S.-Israel rift over Syria's future. While Washington seeks a security understanding between Damascus and Tel Aviv, Israel appears focused on maintaining its influence and freedom of action in the region. Analysts question the long-term viability of Israeli support for local groups, drawing parallels to past experiences.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Evacuates Thousands in Hebron, Sparking Fears of Gaza-Like ScenarioIsraeli forces have evacuated thousands of Palestinians from their homes in Hebron following a deadly shooting attack, sparking fears of a scenario similar to Gaza. Approximately 1,500 people have been displaced, with warnings of more to come, as Israeli military operations include home searches and potential demolitions. Residents face uncertainty about their return, with some soldiers suggesting prolonged absence. Analysts suggest the actions may have political motivations tied to upcoming Israeli elections and broader Israeli policies in the West Bank.Politics · 1d agoRabbi Vinter Resists Pressure from Netanyahu and Smotrich to WithdrawOfer Vinter, head of the 'Amcha Israel' party, is reportedly facing pressure from Likud and Religious Zionism to withdraw from elections. Rabbi Eli Sadan supports Vinter, stating a right-wing government depends on Vinter crossing the electoral threshold. Prime Minister Netanyahu and Religious Zionism leader Bezalel Smotrich have allegedly pressured Vinter to step aside.Sports · 1d agoIsraeli Teen Oren Goren Makes History in Barcelona's El Clásico SquadSeventeen-year-old Israeli footballer Oren Goren made history by being named in Barcelona's squad for El Clásico against Real Madrid on Sunday. He is the first Israeli player to achieve this milestone. The match is part of the Spanish League's tenth round, with Barcelona leading the table.Politics · 1d ago · also in 14 newsroomsNetanyahu Shares AI Nuclear Blast Image, Warns of Existential ThreatPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted an AI-generated image of a nuclear explosion over Tel Aviv, warning of an existential threat from Iran and a historic window of opportunity. Critics, including Gadi Eisenkot and Yair Golan, accused Netanyahu of hysteria and fearmongering ahead of elections. Reports also surfaced that the Israeli military's Chief of Staff saw no operational need to strike Iran before the vote.Politics · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Elections: 7.3 Million Voters, 18,000 Ballot Boxes, 690 Million Shekel BudgetIsrael's Central Elections Committee has released details for the 26th Knesset elections, with 7.3 million eligible voters and 18,000 ballot boxes. Preparations include 6,209 accessible polling stations and free public transport on election day. The election budget is 690 million shekels, with approximately 100,000 staff members involved on election day.Politics · 1d agoNetanyahu Clarifies Remarks on Cryptocurrency Amid Economic ControversyIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified his recent remarks on cryptocurrency, stating they were hypothetical responses to a question about future banking sanctions. His initial comments, suggesting Israel could use digital currencies to bypass sanctions, sparked backlash from economists and public officials. Netanyahu defended his economic record and cited IMF growth projections, while critics warned of potential economic damage.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMath Lecturer Accused of Plotting Mass Attacks on Arabs Declared Fit for TrialA mathematics lecturer, Shahhar Nivo, accused of planning mass attacks against Arab citizens in Israel, was deemed fit for trial by a court on Sunday. Nivo claimed he was sane and did not require psychiatric evaluation, a request granted by the judge. The indictment alleges a detailed, multi-year plan to kill hundreds of Arab citizens and force their expulsion. Nivo's defense acknowledged evidence against him during a detention hearing.More from i24NEWS Arabic