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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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How i24NEWS English writes
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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Security · 5h ago · also in 1 newsroomHouthis Leverage Epstein Scandal to Target Saudi LeadershipYemen's Houthi movement is using allegations connected to Jeffrey Epstein to discredit Saudi leaders, according to The New York Times. The campaign claims cloth from the Kaaba was given to Epstein, though the report does not verify the incident or Saudi involvement. The Houthis' leader repeated the accusation, which was amplified on social media. Analysts note the Houthis use Epstein to symbolize corruption linked to the US and Israel, now extending this to Saudi Arabia.Security · 10h ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael to Supply Cyprus with New Patrol Vessel and Upgrade Existing FleetIsrael and Cyprus signed a defense agreement on Monday, with Israel set to supply a new offshore patrol vessel and upgrade Cyprus's existing one. The deal, signed in Cyprus, aims to enhance the Cypriot Naval Command's maritime security capabilities. The new vessel will be built by Israel Shipyards and equipped with Rafael systems, while the existing ship will also receive system upgrades. Both nations stated the agreement reinforces their commitment to regional stability.Security · 13h ago · also in 4 newsroomsNew Settlements Established in Hebron Hills After Deadly Terror AttackEight new outposts are being established in the South Hebron Hills following a deadly terror attack that killed two IDF soldiers. The initiative, approved by the IDF and led by Minister Bezalel Smotrich, includes the creation of six farms and two more settlements. The attack, which also wounded three soldiers, was carried out by two Hamas-affiliated relatives from Hebron who were killed by IDF forces. The IDF is investigating potential external direction for the attack.Security · 15h ago · also in 2 newsroomsCyberattacks Surge Against Israeli Organizations Ahead of ElectionsCyberattacks against Israeli organizations have surged by 55% in early October compared to 2025, with government institutions seeing an 82% increase, according to Check Point. Hacker groups are reportedly planning disruptions on election day, targeting major government websites. Voters are also targeted by phishing campaigns and a database of 6.5 million voters is allegedly for sale on the dark web. Check Point warns of increased exploitation of public attention during the election period.Security · 1d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIDF Chief and Netanyahu Clash Over Iran Strategy Ahead of ElectionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir have reportedly clashed over Iran strategy, with the IDF fearing political exploitation of the issue before elections. Zamir reportedly sought legal guarantees for instructions that could lead to a confrontation. Netanyahu denied the clash, accusing others of obscuring Iran's alleged attempts to interfere in elections.Security · 1d agoDruze Stabbing Spurs Highway 6 Protest, Political CondemnationDruze protesters blocked Highway 6 on Sunday after three young Druze men were assaulted and one was stabbed outside a Tel Aviv club on Saturday. Police dispersed the protest and reopened the road. Three suspects were arrested, and two were remanded in custody. Democrats party leader Yair Golan condemned the attack, linking the rise in racism to specific ministers.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomHebron Under Siege: Hundreds Evacuated Amid Fears of Gaza-like ScenarioThe Israeli military has imposed a siege on Hebron, forcing hundreds of families to evacuate their homes following a deadly shooting incident. Approximately 1,500 Palestinians have been displaced, with fears of prolonged absence and potential demographic changes. The operation, described by local officials as collective punishment, is expected to last several days, but residents worry about the possibility of extended displacement and building demolitions. Concerns are rising that these actions could signal a broader Israeli policy shift in the West Bank.Security · 1d agoIDF Strikes Kill Two Terrorists Linked to Hamas Funding NetworkThe IDF reported killing two terrorists in Gaza last week who were involved in transferring millions of shekels to Hamas's military wing from Iran and Turkey. The funds were allegedly used to rebuild Hamas's capabilities and prepare attacks. Separately, an Israeli airstrike destroyed a Hamas weapons depot in central Gaza. Israeli forces remain deployed in Gaza and will continue operations against threats.Security · 2d ago · also in 19 newsroomsIsrael Denies Report of Falklands Policy Shift Amid UK Sanctions DisputeIsrael has denied a report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered diplomats to support Argentina's claim to the Falkland Islands in response to British sanctions on West Bank settlements. The Israeli Embassy in Britain called the report a "categorical" denial, stating no such directive exists. The alleged move was reportedly linked to Israel's relationship with Argentine President Javier Milei and deteriorating ties with London. Britain maintains sovereignty over the islands cannot be discussed without the consent of the islanders.Security · 3d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIran Reportedly Has Detailed Plans to Target Gulf Undersea CablesIran has reportedly devised detailed plans to attack undersea communication cables in the Persian Gulf if subjected to strikes by the US and Israel. Senior Iranian security officials stated that Iran would also impede repairs to prolong disruptions. The deputy head of political affairs for Iran's Revolutionary Guards mentioned targeting seven major internet cables under the Strait of Hormuz if Iranian infrastructure is attacked.Security · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNetanyahu Seeks Blockchain Plan Amid Sanctions Fears, Predicts End to US AidPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is seeking a plan to use blockchain technology to counter potential financial sanctions against Israel. He expressed concern about banking restrictions and the need for alternative financial arrangements. Netanyahu also warned that the significant US military aid Israel has received will eventually end due to changes in America, calling it "only a matter of time."Security · 3d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Warns Citizens of Renewed Unrest in FranceIsrael's Foreign Ministry has warned its citizens in France and prospective visitors to be highly cautious due to fears of renewed riots and violent confrontations. The advisory follows unrest on October 17 and highlights potential for further disturbances around October 24 and November 5. Israelis are urged to avoid protests, anticipate travel disruptions, and monitor local authorities. The ministry cited violence on October 17 involving looting and property damage, with officials blaming extremists and criminals.Security · 3d ago · also in 9 newsroomsDeadly West Bank Attack Prompts Israeli Closures Days Before ElectionIsrael has closed Hebron and Halhul and is preparing a wider West Bank closure after a shooting attack killed two soldiers days before the general election. Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered searches and weapon confiscations in Hebron, citing a model used in refugee camps. The IDF launched a counterterrorism operation, identifying the slain soldiers and noting the gunmen likely intended a larger attack.Security · 3d agoNetanyahu Accused of Aiding Kushner in Secret UAE Financial DealAn investigation by journalist Matthew Cole alleges that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu helped Jared Kushner conceal nearly $2 billion from Gulf countries through a network of bank accounts. The report claims Netanyahu encouraged Kushner to deposit $1 billion from the UAE via Azerbaijan into an Israeli bank account as government assets in 2018. Kushner's representatives have vehemently denied the accusations, stating the accounts never existed and his actions were authorized by President Donald Trump.Security · 4d ago · also in 6 newsroomsRussia Rejects Netanyahu's Claims of Antisemitic Online CampaignRussia's Foreign Ministry rejected Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's accusations of an antisemitic online campaign, calling them unsubstantiated and "absurd." The ministry expressed bewilderment at the claims, made on the anniversary of restored diplomatic ties, and suggested Netanyahu was engaging in election-related provocations. Netanyahu had accused Russia of using AI-powered bot networks against Israel and Jews worldwide, marking a shift in his public stance on relations with Moscow.Security · 4d agoElon Musk Praises Israel's Border Security Amid European ProtestsSpaceX founder Elon Musk praised Israel's border security policies during a podcast interview on Thursday, citing the country's experience with conflict. Musk stated that Israel understands the danger of admitting individuals intending to attack. His comments followed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's criticism of France's handling of radical Islam, which French President Emmanuel Macron rejected.Security · 4d ago · also in 8 newsroomsHamas Warns of Another October 7-Style Attack, Report SaysHamas has reportedly warned Israel of its intent to carry out another attack similar to the October 7th assault, potentially in Israel, the West Bank, or abroad. The message was allegedly delivered last week to a UN official who then relayed it to Israeli authorities. Israeli officials described the warning as unusually explicit and severe, coming amid ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza and international pressure on Hamas to disarm.Security · 4d agoEx-IDF Intel Chief Questions Israel's Syria Strategy, Warns of New EnemiesFormer IDF Combat Intelligence head Miri Eisin questioned Israel's military strategy in Syria, warning that its presence could create new enemies. She asked if Israel needed to operate deep inside Syria to defend its border and suggested a return to the separation line. Eisin also doubted the effectiveness of military force for regime change in Iran and cautioned against generating new threats while pursuing security.Security · 4d ago · also in 25 newsroomsUS and Israel Plan Three-Day Iran Strike Campaign Post-MidtermsThe United States and Israel are reportedly planning a three-day military strike campaign against Iran, potentially to occur after the U.S. midterm elections. The operation would target nuclear facilities and military capabilities, with additional U.S. forces being deployed. President Trump has not yet approved the plan, and Iran has warned of severe retaliation.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomShin Bet Chief Visits France for Counter-Terror Talks Amid RiotsShin Bet chief David Zini met with French intelligence officials in France on Monday to discuss counter-terrorism tactics. The visit occurred during widespread riots across France and amid diplomatic friction between Israel and France over potential sanctions on settlements. The meetings focused on combating radical Islam and terrorism.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsEU Condemns Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal, Israel Joins CriticismThe EU and Israel have condemned a new maritime border agreement between Turkey and Libya, calling it a violation of sovereign rights and destabilizing for the Eastern Mediterranean. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas met with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan to express concerns. The deal impacts Greece and Cyprus, and potentially Israel's energy exploration and defense ties with the two nations.Security · 5d ago · also in 10 newsroomsUS Nominee Detained During Palestinian Olive Harvest in West BankIsraeli forces detained US congressional nominee Brad Lander and dozens of others during a Palestinian olive harvest in the West Bank on Wednesday. The group was on Palestinian agricultural land when detained for allegedly lacking prior military authorization, though conflicting reports exist on the necessity of such coordination. Lander was released, with Israeli officials accusing him of seeking publicity, while activists claim the area did not require permits. The incident occurs amid a backdrop of frequent settler attacks on Palestinian harvests.Security · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHelium Balloons Used to Smuggle Drugs, Bypassing Drone DefensesHelium-filled balloons are reportedly being used by smugglers to bypass Israel's anti-drone defenses and transport contraband across borders, with approximately 100 kilograms of drugs found near Ein Yahav. These balloons drift with air currents and do not require continuous communication, though tracking devices are used for delivery. While intended for destinations like Jordan, some shipments have fallen short, costing criminal networks millions of shekels. Security officials warn that balloons could also be used to smuggle weapons or explosives.Security · 5d ago · also in 17 newsroomsMalaysia Bans Waze for Government Employees Over Israeli OriginMalaysia's government employees are now banned from using the GPS app Waze because it was developed in Israel. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's office cited information security and data collection concerns, stating Waze is subject to Israeli law. The ban is effective immediately, and the public is encouraged to use the local app 'TuJu' instead.Security · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomUNRWA Teacher Alleges Antisemitic Indoctrination and Hamas Glorification in Gaza SchoolsA former UNRWA teacher in Gaza alleges that staff promoted antisemitism and glorified Hamas, with one administrator threatening her with violence. The teacher's testimony, collected by the New York Post, comes amid ongoing scrutiny of UNRWA's curriculum and staff following the October 7 attacks. A U.S. report also previously flagged problematic textbook content used in UNRWA schools. The teacher called for international attention to educators' influence on children.Security · 5d agoNetanyahu Vows Peace With Lebanon Post-Hezbollah, Iran; Iran Rejects Uranium RemovalIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to achieve peace with Lebanon after eliminating Hezbollah and overthrowing the Iranian regime. His comments came as US Defense Secretary Hegseth visited Israel for unannounced meetings. Separately, Iran's top security official, Mohsen Rezaei, declared that no enriched uranium would leave the country and that negotiations with the US would not occur until trust-building measures are met.Security · 6d ago · also in 10 newsroomsIDF Strike Kills Hamas Operative Involved in Shani Louk AbductionAn Israeli airstrike in northern Gaza killed Hamas operative Tamer Mohammad Ibrahim Al-Zabaq, who participated in the abduction of Shani Louk on October 7. The Israeli military and Shin Bet announced the strike on Monday, stating Al-Zabaq was also planning further attacks during the war. Louk, a German-Israeli festival-goer, was killed fleeing the October 7 attack, and her body was recovered in May. The strike aimed to neutralize the threat Al-Zabaq posed.Security · 6d agoTurkish Student Granted Asylum in Israel After Facing Persecution for Pro-Israel StanceTurku Avci, a Turkish Muslim student who supported Israel, has been granted asylum in Israel after facing severe harassment and legal threats in Turkey. Her pro-Israel advocacy online led to an arrest warrant, loss of scholarship, and social isolation. After a year-long process, Avci received asylum and residency last week, contrasting the hostility in Turkey with the support she found in Israel. She believes personal connections between Israelis and Turks can be rebuilt despite political tensions.Security · 6d ago · also in 28 newsroomsDozens Arrested in Multi-Million Shekel Fraud Scheme Linked to Gaza OperationsTwenty-one suspects, including IDF personnel and contractors, were arrested Tuesday for alleged multi-million shekel fraud tied to Gaza operations. The investigation by Lahav 433 centers on deception, money laundering, and bribery related to civilian companies supplying equipment to the IDF in Gaza. Those arrested will face detention hearings in civilian and military courts.Security · 7d agoIDF Names First Commander for New Space Brigade Amid Capability ExpansionIsrael's military has appointed its first commander for a new space force, Brig. Gen. S., who previously led Unit 9900. Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir made the announcement, with Defense Minister Israel Katz aiming to accelerate projects. The expansion comes as space becomes increasingly vital for the IDF, especially since the October 7th war.More from i24NEWS English