i24NEWS English in English

Lean: CenterType: International TV newsLanguage: EnglishBased in: JaffaOwnership: Altice GroupFunding: Commercial televisionFounded: 2013

i24NEWS English is a international tv news outlet based in Jaffa, publishing in English. On baba News’s left–center–right scale it is rated Center (Center). i24NEWS English publishes its own English edition — we summarize its stories and link to the originals, and compare its coverage against other Israeli newsrooms.

Stories

Translated coverage in the last 30 days.

Bylined

100%

Share of stories with a named author.

Originals

20%

Share of stories this newsroom reported first.

Opinion

Share of opinion and analysis.

Press releases

Share of press-release copy.

Median lag

753 min

Median minutes behind the first report on the same story.

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

Security25 minutes ago

Israel's Rafael to Manufacture Iron Dome Components in Germany

Israeli defense firm Rafael will produce Iron Dome components in Germany at a former Volkswagen plant, aiming to preserve jobs and bolster European security. The deal involves the German state of Lower Saxony and overcomes initial opposition from a Qatari shareholder.

Culture54 minutes ago

Ed Sheeran Fans Demand Refunds After Macklemore's Pro-Palestine Protest

Rapper Macklemore's pro-Palestinian statements and "Free Palestine" chant during his opening sets for Ed Sheeran in New Jersey have led to backlash from some fans, particularly Jewish attendees, who are demanding refunds and calling for his removal from the tour. The controversy centers on whether concertgoers should be subjected to political protests they did not anticipate when purchasing tickets for a pop concert.

Security1 hour ago

Israel Ministry of Energy Recommends Relocating Haifa Oil Refinery South

Israel's Ministry of Energy recommended relocating the Bazan oil refinery from Haifa to the south as part of a plan to bolster energy security and maintain domestic refining capabilities. The move is now considered economically viable, with relocation costs potentially offset by carbon tax revenues.

Economy1 hour ago

Wizz Air Boosts European Flights to Israel

Wizz Air is significantly expanding its flight operations to Israel, adding 46 weekly flights and resuming five new routes from Europe. The budget airline also increased frequencies on 11 existing routes to Ben Gurion Airport.

Security3 hours ago

Israel Defense Minister Threatens 'All-Out War' in West Bank

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the military to prepare for "all-out war" in the West Bank if Palestinian Authority-linked groups launch an attack similar to October 7. The plan involves broad military action against PA officials and infrastructure, and would only be activated under specific intelligence conditions.

Politics4 hours ago

Nauru Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Ninth Nation to Do So

Nauru officially opened its embassy in Jerusalem on Monday, becoming the ninth country to establish a mission in the Israeli capital. The move highlights close bilateral ties and Nauru's support for Israel's claim to Jerusalem as its capital.

Security4 hours ago

Herzog to Visit Cyprus for Talks Amid Regional Tensions

Israeli President Isaac Herzog will visit Cyprus on September 10 to deepen cooperation, amid rising regional tensions involving Turkey. The visit highlights the growing strategic alliance between Israel, Cyprus, and Greece, which has drawn criticism from Turkey.

Health7 hours ago

Expert Urges Continued Swimming in Sea of Galilee Despite Rare Amoeba Case

A 9-year-old boy was hospitalized with a rare brain-eating amoeba infection after swimming in the Sea of Galilee. An expert reassured the public that swimming is still safe, advising precautions against getting water in the nose.

Politics8 hours ago

Germany's AfD Achieves Historic Regional Election High, Falls Short of Majority

Germany's far-right AfD party achieved a historic high in the Saxony-Anhalt state election, winning 39 seats but falling short of a majority. The result has created political uncertainty and raised concerns for Jewish communities and Israel due to the AfD's extremist designation and historical revisionism.

Security9 hours ago

Israeli Officials Predict Inevitable Protests in Iran Amid Economic Crisis

Senior Israeli officials predict that Iran's severe economic crisis will eventually lead to widespread protests, despite the government's current ability to contain public discontent. They also anticipate Iran may seek regional escalation to relieve U.S. pressure.

Security9 hours ago

IDF War Games Simulate Post-October 7 Threats in Eilat

The IDF is conducting a large-scale military exercise in Eilat and along its eastern border, simulating extreme scenarios and surprise attacks based on lessons from the October 7th Hamas attack. The drill involves multiple military branches and aims to improve readiness for potential holiday season threats.

Security12 hours ago

Iran to Establish Maritime 'No-Go' Zone Near Strait of Hormuz

Iran plans to establish a maritime 'no-go' zone near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating regional tensions. Concurrently, the IDF ordered evacuations in southern Lebanon ahead of a planned strike on a Hezbollah facility, while U.S. forces continue maritime interdictions.

Security14 hours ago

IDF Conducts Surprise Readiness Drill Amid Security Concerns

The IDF conducted a surprise readiness exercise called 'Breaking Dawn 2.0' to test its General Staff's operational preparedness for complex, multi-front scenarios. The drill aimed to improve response times and prevent surprise attacks, referencing lessons learned from October 7.

Politics17 hours ago

Yisrael Beiteinu Unveils Election List Featuring Security Veterans and Disaffected Likud Members

Yisrael Beiteinu has announced its 2026 election candidate list, led by Avigdor Lieberman. The list includes security veterans, victims' relatives, and former Likud members disillusioned with Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.

Security17 hours ago

Israelis Traveling to and Doing Business in Bali Amidst Controversy

Israelis are traveling to and operating businesses in Bali, Indonesia, despite the lack of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Entry is permitted through a strict visa system or by using dual nationality passports, with the presence sparking controversy among pro-Palestine activists in Indonesia.

World19 hours ago

South African Royals Tour Israel's Magen David Adom Facilities

A delegation of South African royals visited the Magen David Adom headquarters in Ramla on Sunday, touring its human milk bank, blood bank, and emergency response facilities. The visit aimed to showcase MDA's capabilities and foster inter-cultural cooperation.

Security22 hours ago

US Envoy Huckabee's 'Terrorism' Label Pressures Israeli Government on Settler Violence

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee has labeled violence by Jewish settlers against Palestinians as "terrorism," demanding "severe consequences" and placing pressure on the Israeli government and settler leaders. Despite Huckabee's acknowledgment that the issue involves only a few individuals, his strong stance risks escalating the situation to direct White House involvement if not addressed.

Politics22 hours ago

Bennett and Lapid Unveil Joint Knesset List for Upcoming Elections

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid unveiled their joint candidate list for the upcoming elections, with Bennett heading the ticket. The alliance aims to present a united front focused on national repair and governance.

Security1 day ago

Israeli Forces Arrest 10 Hamas Operatives in West Bank Raid

Israeli security forces arrested 10 suspected Hamas members in the West Bank, dismantling a rocket and a weapons cache during the operation. The joint raid by the IDF and Shin Bet aimed to thwart attacks against Israeli civilians.

Health1 day ago

Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Doctors Leaving Israel

A Tel Aviv University study found that 1,370 doctors left Israel between 2023-2025, a 94% increase from a decade prior. The net loss of doctors has nearly quintupled, raising concerns about longer wait times and reduced quality of medical care.

Security1 day ago

Border Guard Kills Himself After Firing Rifle in Netanya Neighborhood

A 20-year-old Border Police officer, David Hoyer Amrani, was killed by police in Netanya on Saturday evening after he fired a rifle in a residential area and towards arriving security forces. The motive for his actions is under investigation, with some reports suggesting post-traumatic stress.

Security1 day ago

Israel Warns of Heightened Terror Threat to Citizens Abroad

Israel's National Security Council has issued a global travel warning, citing increased terrorist motivation to target Israelis and Jews abroad due to ongoing conflicts and incitement. The advisory highlights specific threats from Hezbollah, Hamas, ISIS, al-Qaeda, and the Houthis, and designates several countries as high-risk or off-limits.

Security1 day ago

IDF Conducts Surprise Multi-Front Readiness Drill Amid Lebanon Border Clashes

The IDF launched a surprise multi-front readiness exercise named "Breaking Dawn 2.0" while also responding to a Hezbollah drone attack in southern Lebanon. The military also reported clearing a Hezbollah tunnel network in Lebanon over the weekend.

Security2 days ago

AI 'Hallucinations' Lead to Sanctions for Lawyers in US and Israel

Lawyers in the US and Israel have been penalized for citing fake legal precedents generated by AI, highlighting risks to the legal profession and client confidentiality. While AI tools can assist with legal matters, ultimate responsibility for verifying information remains with the user.

Security2 days ago

Iran Plans Regional Escalation, Cautious About Attacking Israel During Elections

Iran is planning to escalate regional attacks, including against American and "Zionist" targets, but is hesitant to strike Israel due to anticipated unrestrained retaliation and concerns about influencing the Israeli election campaign. The U.S. intelligence assessment suggests Tehran desires a government change in Israel and fears an attack could strengthen the right-wing bloc or delay elections.

Politics2 days ago

Congressional Black Caucus Denounces Rula Jebreal's 'AIPAC Monkey' Remark About Hakeem Jeffries

The Congressional Black Caucus and other lawmakers condemned Palestinian journalist Rula Jebreal for calling House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries an "AIPAC monkey." Jebreal's remarks, made while criticizing Jeffries' support for Israel, were labeled "openly bigoted" and racist, despite her attempts to explain them differently.

Culture2 days ago

Jerusalem Coffee Cart Shut Down by Inspectors After Shabbat Opening

Jerusalem municipal inspectors shut down a volunteer-run coffee cart operating on Shabbat, an initiative by the Hitorerut faction. The cart was set up in response to Cafe Basimta's decision to close on Saturdays due to ultra-Orthodox protests.

Security3 days ago

Russian-Israeli Writer Indicted for Foreign Intelligence Work

Russian-Israeli writer Artyom Kirpichenok has been indicted in Israel on security charges for allegedly working with foreign intelligence and conducting influence operations. Detained in August, Kirpichenok denies wrongdoing, with his lawyer claiming he posed no threat to state security.

Politics3 days ago

Likud MK Tally Gotliv Joins Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit Party

Likud lawmaker Tally Gotliv will run as the second candidate on Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party list in the upcoming election. This move follows her dissatisfaction with her placement on the Likud slate and concludes negotiations between the parties.

Security3 days ago

Israel Frees Lebanese Detainees Amid Talks on Recovering Murdered Jews' Remains

Israel released five Lebanese detainees following progress in negotiations with Beirut regarding the search for the remains of 12 Lebanese Jews murdered in the 1980s. The deal involves intelligence sharing and search operations led by Israeli and Lebanese officials, with U.S. assistance.

Politics3 days ago

Israeli Minister Proposes "Voluntary Emigration" Plan for Gazans

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has presented a plan for the "voluntary emigration" of 1.86 million Gazans, including the creation of a Ministry of Emigration and financial incentives. The proposal, named "Disengagement 710," sets departure targets over seven years and suggests potential host countries, while estimating significant financial investment.

Security3 days ago

Netanyahu Vows to Topple Iran's Regime Amid New EU Sanctions

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Israel can topple Iran's government, while the EU joined U.S. sanctions against Tehran, which called the move "economic terrorism." Meanwhile, Israel-Lebanon border talks are set to resume amid disagreements over security zones.

Security4 days ago

South Korea Plans Troop Deployment to Strait of Hormuz

South Korea is preparing to deploy troops to the Strait of Hormuz to ensure maritime traffic safety, submitting a motion to its National Assembly for approval. The move, requested by the U.S., aims to protect South Korean shipping and oil imports, despite recent diplomatic tensions with Israel.

Security4 days ago

EU Considers New Lebanon Mission With Over 10 Nations Offering Troops

The EU is planning a new mission in Lebanon, with over ten European countries willing to send troops to potentially replace UNIFIL. Lebanon's President is seeking Greek support for disarmament efforts, following a recent defense deal between Greece and Israel.

Politics4 days ago

Congo to Move Embassy to Jerusalem, Israel to Open Mission in Kinshasa

The Democratic Republic of Congo announced it will move its embassy to Jerusalem, with Israel agreeing to open a mission in Kinshasa. The move follows meetings between the leaders of both nations and signifies strengthening ties.

Security4 days ago

Netanyahu Timeline Highlights 3.5-Hour Delay in Attack Response

Prime Minister Netanyahu's office released a timeline of the October 7 attack, highlighting his decisive actions after being informed but also revealing a 3.5-hour delay before a full security assessment began, amid ongoing debate over responsibility for the security failure.

Politics4 days ago

UAE President Meets US Envoy Focused on Combating Antisemitism

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with U.S. Special Envoy Yehuda Kaploun, who focuses on combating antisemitism. The meeting took place amid regional efforts promoting religious tolerance and coexistence, including the UAE's normalization with Israel.

Security4 days ago

Netanyahu Seeks Return of Lebanese Jewish Leaders' Bodies

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered intensified efforts to recover the bodies of Lebanese Jewish leaders murdered in the 1980s as part of ongoing negotiations with Lebanon. In a related move, Israel released five Lebanese civilians detained in southern Lebanon.

Health4 days ago

Clalit Health Fund Begins Nationwide Flu Vaccination Drive

Clalit, Israel's largest health fund, has launched its nationwide flu vaccination campaign, ordering over one million doses. The campaign prioritizes high-risk groups and aims to provide protection before the winter flu season, with health officials stressing the serious potential complications of influenza.

Security4 days ago

Iran Warns US of Major Attack if Israel Assaults Lebanon Ridge

Iran has warned the US of a large-scale attack if Israel launches a full offensive on the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon. The warning, delivered in August, highlights Iran's involvement with Hezbollah forces in the contested area, though Israel reportedly assesses fewer Iranian forces are present.