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International news channel based in Jaffa, broadcasting in several languages. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
OwnerAltice GroupCommercial television
Language and baseEnglish · JaffaFounded 2013
The last 30 days
294reports translated
32%first to report
243 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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i24NEWS English's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, Hamas, the IDF, the United States and Iran its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Netanyahu Allies Push Unity Government With Rival EisenkotPolitics · 1h agoIsrael's Election: Netanyahu's War Rhetoric vs. Opposition's Security PlansPolitics · 4h agoIsrael Praises UAE Envoy for UN Chief Post, Stops Short of EndorsementPolitics · 2h agoBig stories i24NEWS English skipped
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Politics · 1h agoNetanyahu Allies Push Unity Government With Rival EisenkotPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's allies are reportedly promoting a unity government with rival Gadi Eisenkot, a concept President Donald Trump is receptive to. The proposed coalition could allow Netanyahu to form a more moderate government, potentially excluding far-right allies. The Trump administration is reportedly divided on the idea, with some officials favoring it and others distrusting Netanyahu.Politics · 4h agoIsrael's Election: Netanyahu's War Rhetoric vs. Opposition's Security PlansIsraeli election campaigns have been dominated by discussions on national security, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu using strong rhetoric against Iran. His main challengers, Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett, also prioritize confronting Iran and Hamas but differ on strategy. Military analyst Yaakov Lappin suggests that while a change in leadership might alter the approach to conflicts in Gaza and the West Bank, the fundamental security challenges Israel faces will remain. A new government could also improve diplomatic relations with Arab nations, though the Palestinian issue remains a key hurdle.Politics · 5h agoIsrael Praises UAE UN Candidate, Stops Short of EndorsementAmbassador Danny Danon stated that Israel is not publicly backing Lana Nusseibeh, the UAE's candidate for UN secretary-general, while praising her qualifications. Danon confirmed Israel is meeting candidates but not endorsing anyone, emphasizing the importance of a successor committed to fighting antisemitism and reforming the UN. He also highlighted the strong Israel-UAE relationship and the priority of expanding Abraham Accords.Politics · 6h agoBillionaire Bill Ackman Urges Israelis to Shun Extremists in GovernmentAmerican billionaire Bill Ackman urged Israeli voters on Monday to exclude far-right ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir from a future government, citing reputational damage. Ackman, a supporter of Israel who has invested $100 million in the country, believes excluding them would signal a new era and help rebuild global credibility. He stated his belief in "peace through strength, not peace through extremism."Politics · 7h agoDemocrats May Shift Blame if Netanyahu Loses PowerU.S. Democrats critical of Israel have often targeted "the Netanyahu government" rather than the state itself. If Prime Minister Netanyahu loses the upcoming election, critics may be forced to re-evaluate their stance. Figures like Senators Bernie Sanders, Chris Murphy, and Chris Van Hollen have used this distinction, but a new Israeli leader might shift the focus of their criticism. Jon Finer suggests Democrats should not automatically trust a new government and should prioritize the U.S.-Israel relationship over specific policies.Politics · 18h ago · also in 6 newsroomsNetanyahu Asked Trump for More Election Support, Sources SayPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly asked President Donald Trump for more public election support, according to US and Israeli sources. Likud denied the claims, stating Netanyahu did not make such requests. Trump issued another endorsement on Sunday, urging Israelis to vote for Netanyahu. Recent polls indicate a potential deadlock in the upcoming elections, with neither Netanyahu's bloc nor the opposition bloc projected to win a majority.Politics · 1d ago · also in 8 newsroomsSerbia's Vučić Concedes Defeat After Record Turnout in ElectionsAleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in Serbia's elections after record voter turnout favored the opposition's "Student List." The coalition is projected to win a majority, ending Vučić's long tenure. The election results raise questions about Serbia's future alliance with Israel, as the Student List has adopted a critical stance on Israeli policy in Gaza.Politics · 1d ago · also in 14 newsroomsNetanyahu Shares AI Nuclear Blast Image, Warns of Existential Threat from IranPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared an AI-generated image of a nuclear blast over Tel Aviv on X, warning of an existential threat from Iran two days before elections. He cited a commentator and suggested a limited window to act, referencing former President Trump. Opposition leaders Gadi Eisenkot and Yair Golan criticized the post as fearmongering and a sign of desperation ahead of the vote.Politics · 1d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Election: Key Parties Vie for Power Amid Security and Social DividesIsraelis head to the polls on Tuesday in elections dominated by security concerns, ultra-Orthodox military service, and accountability for the October 7 attacks. Key parties include Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud, former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot's new security-focused party, and an alliance of former prime ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid. Other significant contenders range from Avigdor Lieberman's secular, hawkish party to Itamar Ben-Gvir's far-right Otzma Yehudit, and Bezalel Smotrich's Religious Zionism. The election will determine the country's direction on critical security and social issues.Politics · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Election Polls Predict Deadlock, No Clear Majority for Either BlocFinal Israeli election polls suggest a political deadlock, with neither Prime Minister Netanyahu's bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot's rival camp expected to secure a parliamentary majority in Tuesday's vote. Surveys by i24NEWS and Kan projected differing seat counts but agreed on the lack of a clear path to government formation for either side. The results raise the prospect of difficult coalition negotiations, with the performance of smaller parties and voter turnout potentially being decisive factors.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomShin Bet Assumes Security for Key Israeli Political Figures Ahead of ElectionsThe Shin Bet security agency is now responsible for the protection of political leaders Gadi Eisenkot, Yair Golan, and Ofer Winter ahead of elections, following a High Court petition. This decision reverses the agency's earlier position and ensures state-funded security for the figures. The move comes as Justice Minister Yariv Levin's committee authorized the Shin Bet to manage security for unprotected leaders until the new Knesset is formed. Benny Gantz has also withdrawn from the election race.Politics · 1d ago · also in 7 newsroomsBrazil Votes in Tight Presidential Runoff Between Lula and BolsonaroBrazilians are voting in a tight presidential runoff election between incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and challenger Flávio Bolsonaro. The election, scheduled for October 25, presents contrasting visions for Brazil's foreign policy and domestic direction. Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, seeks to restore his father's legacy, while Lula aims for a fourth term. Prime Minister Netanyahu has expressed support for Bolsonaro.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomObama Criticizes Trump's Iran Policy While Campaigning for El-SayedFormer US President Barack Obama criticized President Donald Trump's handling of the Iran conflict and alleged personal enrichment from the presidency while campaigning for Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Detroit on Saturday. Obama urged voters to use the November midterm elections as a "circuit breaker" to check Trump's agenda. He also defended El-Sayed against attacks on his Muslim faith and discussed El-Sayed's critical stance on US military aid to Israel.Politics · 2d agoNetanyahu Has Learned Nothing Since October 7, Says Gadi EisenkotFormer IDF chief of staff Gadi Eisenkot told i24NEWS that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has "learned nothing from October 7" and continues to divide Israelis. Eisenkot, who is running for prime minister, also pledged to dismantle Hamas within 18 months and establish a state inquiry into the October 7th attack. He criticized Netanyahu's handling of the war and Iran's nuclear program, stating the prime minister has lost the public's trust.Politics · 2d agoVeteran Jewish Leader Calls for Overhaul of Antisemitism FightVeteran Jewish leader Malcolm Hoenlein stated that American Jewish organizations are "losing the war" against antisemitism due to divisions and ineffective coordination, despite spending hundreds of millions of dollars. He urged major donors to review spending and called for greater cooperation. Hoenlein also warned about fraying bipartisan support for Israel in the U.S. and expressed confidence in younger Jewish leaders' ability to create new initiatives.Politics · 2d ago · also in 7 newsroomsNetanyahu's Crypto Proposal Sparks Outrage and RidiculePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to use cryptocurrency to bypass potential banking sanctions has been met with widespread alarm and ridicule from Israeli financial commentators, journalists, and opposition leaders. Critics argue the idea promotes isolation and is "delusional," while others fear it signals the end of U.S. aid and impending economic devastation. Opposition figures contend that changing the government is necessary to maintain U.S. support and avert sanctions.Politics · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUAE's Lana Nusseibeh Emerges as Candidate for UN Secretary-GeneralLana Nusseibeh, the UAE's minister of state for foreign affairs and former UN ambassador, has announced her candidacy for UN Secretary-General. Nusseibeh, whose family has historical ties to Jerusalem, previously served as the UAE's envoy to the UN for over a decade. Her candidacy requires approval from the UN Security Council, facing potential hurdles due to traditional regional rotation for the post.Politics · 4d ago · also in 6 newsroomsHerzog Denounces Calls to Free Rabin's Assassin on 31st AnniversaryIsrael commemorated the 31st anniversary of former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's assassination on Thursday. President Isaac Herzog condemned calls for the release of assassin Yigal Amir and denounced death threats against political leaders. Herzog stated that Rabin's killer should remain imprisoned for life. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not attend the memorial events.Politics · 4d agoIsraeli Party Leader Zelekha Promises Lower Prices, Rules Out Arab or Haredi CoalitionYaron Zelekha, leader of the Reservists and New Economic Party, promised to lower the cost of living and stated his party is polling above the electoral threshold. He prioritized economic issues over security threats and outlined plans to reduce housing costs and save families money annually. Zelekha ruled out any coalition with Arab parties and indicated his party would influence the next prime minister.Politics · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Offers Free Public Transport on Election DayIsrael is providing free public transportation on intercity buses and trains on Election Day, starting Monday evening until the end of service. Special arrangements are in place for travel to Jerusalem and Eilat, including advance registration and vouchers. The initiative aims to facilitate voter turnout across the country.Politics · 4d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIsrael's Defense Minister Blames Opposition for Future AttacksDefense Minister Israel Katz stated that opposition figures would be held responsible for any future attacks on Israel, drawing sharp criticism from opposition leaders Yair Lapid and Gadi Eisenkot. Katz accused the opposition of undermining national security warnings and weakening Israel's deterrence. Lapid called the remarks "reckless and hysterical" and a "gift to Israel's enemies," accusing the government of politicizing security for electoral gain. Eisenkot criticized Katz for preemptively shirking responsibility.Politics · 4d agoMichigan Senate Candidate Calls for US Aid Reallocation From IsraelMichigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed argued that U.S. military aid to Israel should be redirected to domestic needs. He stated on "The Weekly Show" that taxpayer money should fund schools rather than foreign armies. El-Sayed also opposes unconditional military aid to other nations and supported the "uncommitted" vote to protest President Biden's stance on the Gaza war.Politics · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomTens of Thousands of Israelis Abroad Spend Thousands to Vote in Upcoming ElectionTens of thousands of Israelis living abroad are spending thousands of dollars to fly back to Israel to vote in the upcoming October 27 election, as Israel is one of the few democracies requiring in-person voting. Many feel a strong sense of duty due to the current political climate, the war, and the hostage crisis. Their collective votes could significantly influence the election's close outcome. The government has shown little interest in changing the laws, partly due to concerns about foreign interference and potential benefits to the opposition.Politics · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraelis Abroad Return Home to Vote in Crucial ElectionThousands of Israelis living abroad are flying back to Israel for the upcoming 2026 elections, incurring significant costs and time away from work to vote. Campaigns have actively mobilized these voters, who are seen as potentially crucial in a close race. The election holds particular significance for many following the October 7 attacks, driving personal decisions to return and vote for desired change. Despite the expenses, these Israelis prioritize their participation in shaping the country's future.Politics · 5d agoAmcha Israel Chairman Winter Defies Netanyahu, Vows Election Race ContinuationAmcha Israel chairman Ofer Winter vowed to stay in the Israeli election race despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's calls to withdraw. Winter expressed confidence his party would cross the electoral threshold, citing internal data over polls. He criticized Netanyahu's pressure tactics and stance on Gaza aid. Netanyahu urged Winter to withdraw to unite the right-wing vote and prevent a left-wing government.Politics · 6d agoNetanyahu Criticizes Macron Over French Riots, Cites Hamas ThreatPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized French President Emmanuel Macron over recent riots in France, warning that Hamas would reach Paris if not stopped. He also discussed Iran's alleged election interference and reiterated his call for regime change in Tehran. Netanyahu defended Donald Trump's political interventions and attacked domestic opponents, including Gadi Eisenkot, over national security concerns.Politics · 6d ago · also in 8 newsroomsWinter Rejects Pressure to Quit Israeli Election RacePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Bezalel Smotrich tried to convince Ofer Winter, leader of the Amkha Yisrael party, to withdraw from the Israeli elections a week before the vote. They reportedly sought help from Rabbi Eli Sadan to persuade Winter, fearing his party might not cross the electoral threshold and could cost the right-wing bloc votes. Winter rejected the pressure, accusing the leaders of dishonest tactics and immoral campaigning. Concerns over electoral prospects have already caused one candidate to leave Winter's party.Politics · 6d ago · also in 5 newsroomsHostage Families Demand Netanyahu Stop Claiming 'We Brought Everyone Back'Families of hostages killed in captivity have written an open letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party, demanding they stop using the phrase "We brought everyone back" in their election campaign. They argue the slogan falsely represents those who did not survive captivity and attempts to turn their deaths into a political success. The families have launched a public campaign to counter this narrative and ensure the truth about the hostages' fates is remembered.Politics · 6d ago · also in 16 newsroomsUS VP JD Vance Declines to Endorse Netanyahu in Israeli ElectionsUS Vice President JD Vance declined to endorse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the upcoming Israeli elections, despite a recent endorsement from former President Donald Trump. Vance stated his focus is on American elections and that he is neither for nor against endorsing Netanyahu. Trump's endorsement was met with internal White House disagreement, according to reports.Politics · 6d ago · also in 24 newsroomsUS Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Meets Netanyahu in Israel Ahead of ElectionsUS President Donald Trump endorsed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the upcoming Israeli elections, speaking by phone to discuss finishing "a job together." Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made an unannounced visit to Israel, meeting Netanyahu eight days before the election. In the West Bank, Palestinians threw stones at an Israeli politician's car during a tour. Meanwhile, Iran is reportedly increasing attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to pressure Trump before the US midterms.More from i24NEWS English