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i24NEWS Arabic

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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Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
OwnerAltice GroupCommercial television
Language and baseArabic · JaffaFounded 2013

The last 30 days

478reports translated
41%first to report
264 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis

Why not a score? These are rates we can recompute. A single number would hide whether a newsroom is slow, unnamed, or mostly reprints. How we measure

How i24NEWS Arabic writes

i24NEWS Arabic's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, Hamas, the United States, Iran and the Shin Bet its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.

From 477 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measured
Economy · 2h 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.Economy · 4d agoIsrael's Tech Sector Faces Crisis as 15,000 Professionals EmigrateIsrael faces a growing "brain drain" crisis, with over 15,000 tech professionals emigrating in the last three years due to political instability, security tensions, and high living costs. This exodus threatens the economy, potentially causing billions in lost tax revenue and weakening critical security systems like air defense. The trend, exacerbated by dual citizenship among professionals, began before the October 7 attacks.Economy · 6d agoIsraeli Economists Warn of Structural Crisis Fueled by Settlements, Brain DrainAround 61 Israeli economists and academics have warned of a deep structural economic crisis, citing continued spending on West Bank settlements and a significant "brain drain." Economic analyst Omar Fandi noted that risks now extend to Israeli banks, not just settlement producers. He highlighted the economy's fragility, a narrow tax base, and the potential demographic shift as major threats. The emigration of skilled professionals, including 2,500 engineers and 1,500 doctors, exacerbates these concerns.Economy · 10d agoPalestinian Monetary Authority Warns of Banking Crisis, Seeks IMF InterventionPalestinian Monetary Authority Governor Yihya Sahnar urged the IMF to help resolve correspondent banking issues with Israel, warning of a potential banking crisis. He highlighted that approximately 50 billion shekels are processed annually through these relations, which are crucial for Palestinian economic stability. Sahnar expressed concern over reduced legal coverage periods and restrictions on returning shekel cash, exacerbated by withheld clearance revenues. The PMA has implemented measures to strengthen the banking sector's resilience amidst these pressures.Economy · 13d agoLebanon War Costs Exceed $27 Billion Amidst Widespread DestructionLebanon's war-related economic and material losses have exceeded $27 billion, with approximately 132,000 homes destroyed or needing demolition. Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have also severely impacted the agricultural sector, damaging over 22.5% of farmlands. The Lebanese economy is projected to contract by 6.2% this year, with tourism and trade deficits worsening. Experts warn that these losses jeopardize future growth and investment, presenting Lebanon with a dual challenge of reconstruction and economic stabilization.Economy · 17d agoIsraeli Cybersecurity Startups Secure Nearly Half of Global FundingIsraeli cybersecurity startups raised at least $2.425 billion in the third quarter of 2026, capturing nearly half of global funding in the sector. This performance reflects a broader international surge in cybersecurity investments, with the global total reaching $5.26 billion for the quarter. The year-to-date investment in the sector has surpassed $12.7 billion, marking a significant increase.Economy · 22d agoG7 Nations Tap Strategic Reserves to Combat Soaring Diesel PricesThe U.S. and G7 allies will release 100 million barrels of oil and refined products from strategic reserves to address soaring diesel prices. The coordinated effort aims to increase supply, lower costs, and prevent trade disputes, with an initial focus on diesel. The move comes amid broader global energy market instability and increasing European reliance on U.S. diesel.Economy · 23d agoIsrael's Tech Sector Surges Amidst Conflict, Shifting to R&D FocusIsrael's high-tech sector has achieved record export and funding figures in 2025, demonstrating resilience amidst conflict. The industry is shifting from a "Startup Nation" model to a "Research and Development Nation" focus, emphasizing the retention of talent and intellectual property within Israel.Economy · 26d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIsraeli Airline Stocks Soar After Flydubai IncidentIsraeli airline stocks, El Al and Israir, surged on the stock market after a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia due to an attempted attack. The rise is attributed to investor expectations of increased flight opportunities to the UAE for Israeli carriers.Economy · 28d agoEgypt-Israel Trade Surges in June Amid First-Half DipEgypt-Israel trade saw a sharp increase in June 2026, with exports up 147.9% and imports up 127.1%. However, the first half of 2026 showed a slight overall trade decrease, with imports from Israel declining while exports grew.Economy · 28d agoTamerah Initiative Forgives Over One Million Shekels in DebtsA solidarity initiative in Tamerah, Israel, has led to the forgiveness of over one million shekels in debts owed by needy families, thanks to the widespread cooperation of local merchants and business owners.Economy · 29d agoSecret Financial Networks Fuel Gaza Economy Amidst WarGaza's financial system has shifted to clandestine networks involving Hamas, merchants, and the Palestinian Authority, operating under Israeli financial pressure. Merchants and exchangers charge high fees to convert digital funds to cash, fueling a black market and exacerbating the economic crisis.Economy · 42d agoIsrael Bets on Jordan Valley for India-Europe Trade CorridorIsrael's Jordan Valley is developing into a technological and economic hub, focusing on innovative agriculture like salmon farming and date-based spirits, alongside advanced energy storage. The region is also fostering cross-border cooperation with Jordan and aims to be a key player in the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.Economy · 46d agoEgypt Faces Deepening Natural Gas Crisis Amid Falling ProductionEgypt is experiencing a severe natural gas shortage due to declining domestic production and increased reliance on costly imports. The government is struggling to meet demand, facing a significant financial burden and potential vulnerability to global market fluctuations.Economy · 47d ago · also in 1 newsroomPalestinian Debt Forgiveness Initiative Offers Relief Amid Economic CrisisA Palestinian social initiative, "Tanzal Lillah," is encouraging creditors in the West Bank to forgive debts amid a severe economic downturn. The campaign, launched by Alaa Al-Rimawi, aims to provide relief to struggling families and foster social solidarity.Economy · 53d agoShefa-Amr Bets on IMEC Corridor for New Economic GatewayShefa-Amr, an Arab city near Haifa, is part of a 53-municipality coalition aiming to benefit from the India-Middle East-Europe (IMEC) economic corridor by leveraging its location and diverse population.