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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 baseFrench · JaffaFounded 2013
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269 mintypical time behind the first report
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i24NEWS French's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, Hamas, the IDF, Iran and the United States its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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German Foreign Minister Affirms Unwavering Support for Israel's SecurityPolitics · 5h agoIDF Knew Hamas Chief Deif Was in Hiding Before Oct. 7 AttackSecurity · 5h agoNetanyahu Warns Against Arab Party Support in Coalition TalksPolitics · 6h agoBig stories i24NEWS French skipped
Vance Links Republican Losses to US-Israel Relations ShiftCovered by 11 newsroomsIDF and Shin Bet Eliminate Hamas Operations Chief in Gaza CityCovered by 10 newsroomsIsrael's President Consults Parties on New Government FormationCovered by 10 newsroomsLatest from i24NEWS French
Security · 4h ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael's Attorney General Blocks Shin Bet from Questioning Arab LawmakersShin Bet Director David Zini and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara clashed over Zini's request to interrogate four Arab political figures without sufficient evidence. Baharav-Miara denied the request, citing a lack of reasonable suspicion and warning against actions that could harm democracy. The dispute highlights concerns over foreign interference in Israeli elections, with Zini seeking to question Ahmed Tibi, Mansour Abbas, and Sami Abu Shehadeh, while Ayman Odeh faces a separate judicial review.Politics · 5h agoGerman Foreign Minister Affirms Unwavering Support for Israel's SecurityGerman Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul declared his country's unwavering support for Israel's security and existence during a speech in Berlin. He accused Iran's state ideology of aiming to destroy Israel and kill Jews, and defended Israel's actions as a response to this threat. Wadephul called for political unity within Germany on the issue.Security · 5h agoIDF Knew Hamas Chief Deif Was in Hiding Before Oct. 7 AttackIsraeli intelligence detected Hamas commander Mohammed Deif moving to a safe house hours before the October 7 massacre but did not strike due to uncertainty about his identity. Alerts regarding SIM card activations and suspicious Hamas member behavior were also downplayed in the hours leading up to the attack. The IDF commander of the Southern Sector assessed that intelligence did not indicate an impending war. The full scale of the Hamas assault was not anticipated despite accumulating concerning intelligence.Politics · 6h agoNetanyahu Warns Against Arab Party Support in Coalition TalksIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned against forming a government with the support of Arab parties, stating it would "destroy us from within" and undermine national security. He also called for a broad national government and demanded a full investigation into suspected foreign interference in recent elections. The comments come as President Isaac Herzog continues consultations to form a new government.Security · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomMalaysia PM Cites Israeli Presence in Thailand as Security ThreatMalaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned that Israeli communities in southern Thailand pose a potential security threat to Malaysia and accused Israeli intelligence of operating in neighboring countries. He did not provide evidence for these claims, which come amid regional tensions and Malaysia's own security concerns related to the Middle East conflict. Malaysia, which lacks diplomatic ties with Israel, has previously experienced alleged Israeli intelligence operations on its soil.World · 7h ago · also in 1 newsroomBlack Christian Leaders Visit Israel to Fulfill Martin Luther King's Unfinished DreamAround 500 Black Christian leaders from the U.S. and Africa are on a pilgrimage to Israel, reviving a 1967 plan by Martin Luther King Jr. The "Unfinished Business Pilgrimage" seeks to bolster ties between Black Christian communities and Israel amidst rising antisemitism. Organizers plan a larger event in 2027 and aim to foster deeper understanding and solidarity, while also urging Israel to address concerns of Black communities.Security · 8h ago · also in 9 newsroomsIDF Chief of Staff Warns Hezbollah Against Re-establishing Terror InfrastructureIDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned Hezbollah against re-establishing terrorist infrastructure near Israel's northern border during a visit to the Northern Command. He stated that any attempt by the group to strengthen its capabilities would be met with an immediate and powerful response. Zamir also highlighted the IDF's readiness against regional threats and introduced a new robotic combat team concept designed to enhance operational effectiveness.Security · 9h ago · also in 4 newsroomsShin Bet Probes Arab Lawmaker Ayman Odeh Over Suspected Foreign FundsArab Israeli lawmaker Ayman Odeh is being investigated for allegedly receiving hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash from a foreign source. Shin Bet Director David Zini wants to question Odeh and three other Arab politicians over suspected foreign election interference. Odeh denies the allegations, calling them political persecution, while the Attorney General awaits evidence for the other politicians' interrogations. The probe follows final election results that gave Arab parties 19 seats.Politics · 9h ago · also in 6 newsroomsJD Vance Links Republican Midterm Losses to Israel PolicyUS Vice President JD Vance attributed Republican midterm election losses to factors including the war against Iran and the US relationship with Israel. He stated that many voters who previously supported Donald Trump switched to Democrats, citing a desire for policy changes regarding Israel and the cost of living. Vance urged Republican leaders to address these issues directly, suggesting that the party needs to re-evaluate its approach to foreign policy and domestic concerns to regain voter trust.Security · 10h agoPro-Israel Activist Attacked in US to Share Her Story on i24NEWSA pro-Israel activist, violently attacked after criticizing political figure Abdul El-Sayed, will share her exclusive testimony on i24NEWS tonight. The program "Défense" will also discuss U.S. midterm election fallout, Donald Trump's policies, and the war in Iran. The activist views El-Sayed as an Islamist and a threat to democracy.Politics · 10h ago · also in 5 newsroomsIsraeli President Begins Consultations to Tap Next Prime MinisterIsraeli President Isaac Herzog began consultations Wednesday to select a candidate for prime minister after the recent legislative elections yielded no clear majority. Parties are recommending candidates, with Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu and Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot emerging as potential contenders. The president will ultimately decide who has the best chance to form a coalition government.Politics · 11h ago · also in 10 newsroomsJewish Families Settle in Eight Homes Purchased Near JerichoJewish families have occupied eight houses purchased near Jericho in the West Bank, an operation organized by the Nahala movement and supported by the Binyamin Regional Council. The homes are located in Area C, under Israeli control, and organizers aim to re-establish a permanent Jewish presence near the city. This move, seen as symbolic due to Jericho's history with the Oslo Accords, has been praised by regional council leaders as a step toward reversing past withdrawals. The initiative follows similar controversial settlements in other West Bank locations.Politics · 11h ago · also in 1 newsroomDemocrats Take US Congress, Limiting Trump's PowerDemocrats have gained control of both the US House of Representatives and the Senate following the midterm elections, significantly limiting President Donald Trump's legislative power for the remainder of his term. While Trump retains executive authority, including veto power and foreign policy direction, his ability to pass laws and appoint officials will face considerable opposition. The shift poses diplomatic challenges for Israel, requiring increased engagement with centrist lawmakers, and could influence US policy regarding Iran and military commitments.Politics · 12h agoIsraeli President Herzog Denounces Racist Remarks, Calls for Political CompromiseIsraeli President Isaac Herzog denounced racist remarks against the Arab community and called for political compromise following the recent legislative elections. He urged against collective stigmatization amid fraud allegations and expressed confidence in ongoing investigations into irregularities and foreign interference. Herzog also called on Knesset parties to show flexibility to form a stable government, warning that not all campaign promises might be met. The president began consultations to task a lawmaker with forming the next government, marking the anniversary of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination.Security · 15h agoIran Leader Warns US Elections Won't Prevent WarIranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned that U.S. midterm election results will not lessen the risk of war with Iran. He stated that electoral setbacks for Donald Trump will not change U.S. hostility and cautioned that any future war would be "much more extensive." Khamenei's remarks suggest Tehran will not view the election outcomes as a sign of appeasement and warns of escalation.Security · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsIsraeli Intel on Iran's Chemical Weapons Divides U.S. AdministrationIsraeli intelligence warnings about Iran's potential use of chemical weapons have caused divisions within the U.S. administration, with some officials questioning the claims. While U.S. agencies acknowledge Iran's research into chemical weapons, the debate centers on Tehran's intent to deploy them. The intelligence sharing occurs amid heightened U.S.-Iran tensions and potential military action, with Israel stating it is prepared to respond to threats.Security · 1d ago · also in 9 newsroomsShin Bet Chief Seeks to Interrogate Arab Party Leaders Over Election InterferenceThe head of the Shin Bet, David Zini, has asked the government's legal advisor to authorize the interrogation of four Arab political leaders, including Ahmad Tibi and Mansour Abbas, as suspects in an election interference case. The legal advisor is reviewing the evidence, and interrogations have not yet begun. While Mansour Abbas expressed readiness to cooperate, the Likud party accused the legal advisor of obstructing the investigation.Security · 1d agoIslamist-Motivated Antisemitic Incidents Surge in Germany Post-Oct. 7Antisemitic incidents in Germany with Islamist motivations have surged by approximately 6% in 2025 compared to 2024, reaching 670 cases, according to federal police data. This follows a dramatic increase from 331 incidents in the final months of 2023 after the October 7 Hamas attacks. The majority of these offenses involved banned symbols, graffiti, insults, and threats, with one serious knife attack recorded. Overall antisemitic incidents in Germany reached 6,548 in 2025, with nearly half linked to Israel.Security · 1d agoBoy George Honors Nova Festival Survivors, Dedicates Concert to VictimsSinger Boy George visited the Nova festival site in Israel to meet survivors and families of victims, expressing solidarity and dedicating his November 7 Tel Aviv concert to the community. He was accompanied by Sylvan Adams, president of the World Jewish Congress's Israeli branch, and spoke out against the denial of the massacre. Boy George's song "We Will Dance Again" was inspired by the events, and 1,500 tickets for his concert were donated to survivors and victims' families.Tech · 1d agoInnovNation Explores Cyberattacks, Quantum Computing, and Smart Lensesi24NEWS's InnovNation program will air a new episode tonight at 10:30 PM Israeli time, featuring reports on cyberattacks in Europe, Israel's role in quantum computing, and the future of smart lenses. The episode will also discuss the potential impact of smart lenses on telephony.Culture · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomEurovision Winner Lenny Kuhr Makes Aliyah to Israel Amid Antisemitism ConcernsEurovision co-winner Lenny Kuhr, 76, made aliyah to Israel with her husband on Monday, seeking to be closer to family and citing a difficult climate for Jews in the Netherlands. Kuhr has faced show cancellations and threats, including disruptions at concerts and a canceled performance due to fears of protests. She expressed a desire to live in a country she loves and improve her Hebrew. The Ministry of Aliyah and Integration welcomed the couple and pledged support for their settlement.Security · 1d agoBomb Threats Disrupt European Flights, Including One From IsraelMultiple flights across Europe were disrupted by bomb threats on Tuesday, including a flight from Israel that made an emergency landing in Sofia, Bulgaria. Similar threats also forced landings in Poland and Spain, with one flight from London to Warsaw carrying 181 passengers. These incidents follow a recent alert on a Wizz Air flight to Budapest. No explosives have been found, and the origin of the threats is under investigation.Politics · 1d agoUS Midterm Elections Could Impact Israel's Aid and UN RelationsU.S. midterm elections on Tuesday could affect President Donald Trump's foreign policy and aid to Israel. A Democratic Congress might restrict arms shipments, investigate settlers, or block defense cooperation, though Trump's veto power remains a check. Former ambassador Michael Oren noted potential impacts on intelligence sharing and UN resolutions. Meanwhile, soaring energy prices, linked to the war in Iran, are a major voter concern, with gas prices up over 33% since January 2025.Politics · 1d agoDanon Warns Trump's Presidency Could Be Hampered by Midterm LossesAmbassador of Israel to the United Nations Danny Danon warned that U.S. midterm election losses could significantly weaken President Donald Trump's ability to govern. Speaking to i24NEWS, Danon stated that losing control of both the House and Senate would force Trump to focus on domestic issues. He also suggested that election outcomes could impact U.S. policy toward Iran and raised the possibility of impeachment proceedings. Danon believes Democrats might push Trump to the brink of impeachment, complicating his final two years in office.Politics · 1d agoEisenkot Rules Out Joining Netanyahu Government, Cites Internal Israeli AffairsGadi Eisenkot, president of the Yashar! party, stated he would not join a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu, even if invited by Donald Trump, emphasizing Israeli internal affairs. Eisenkot denounced rumors about his political intentions and promised transparency. His comments precede a meeting with other opposition leaders to coordinate actions, while Avigdor Liberman criticized Eisenkot's campaign leadership. Netanyahu's camp indicated unity government talks hinge on keeping Amir Ohana as Knesset President.Security · 1d agoIsrael Asks Lebanon to Prevent Hezbollah Opening New Front in Iran ConflictIsrael has urged Lebanon, via U.S. mediators, to prevent Hezbollah from opening a new front if war with Iran reignites, warning of renewed conflict in Lebanon. The Israeli Air Force has also intensified strikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon. Israeli officials anticipate potential U.S. strikes on Iran and are coordinating militarily with the U.S. and Gulf states, while expressing pessimism about Iran-Qatar diplomatic efforts.Security · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsFour Jewish School Buses Vandalized in Brooklyn's WilliamsburgFour Jewish school buses in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood were vandalized with antisemitic graffiti and political slogans on Monday. The buses belong to local Hasidic communities. Police and a Jewish community patrol are investigating the hate crime, which has been condemned by local officials. Authorities are seeking information to identify those responsible for the vandalism.Security · 2d agoIDF Chief of Staff Calls for Global Leadership in AI and RoboticsIDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir announced on Monday a push for the Israeli military to lead globally in artificial intelligence and robotics. He stated these technologies are crucial for transforming the battlefield and enhancing operational capabilities, especially for multi-front conflicts. The IDF plans to integrate AI with unmanned systems and foster a culture of innovation to achieve this transformation as part of its "Hoshen" development plan.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu Seeks Broad National Government, Open to DialoguePrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is calling for a "broad national government" after his bloc won 53 seats, short of the 61 needed to govern. He expressed openness to dialogue with potential partners but rejected relying on Arab parties, accusing them of supporting terrorism. Gadi Eisenkot presented coalition principles including recognizing Israel as a Jewish and democratic state. President Isaac Herzog will begin consultations on Wednesday to assign the task of forming the government.Security · 2d agoPro-Israel Activist Assaulted on Michigan Campus, Attacker Makes ThreatsPro-Israel activist Liz Benichou was pushed to the ground and threatened by a student on Sunday at the University of Michigan. The student, who was arrested and later released, made a death threat against Benichou after an argument over an event display. Benichou reported a back injury and intends to sue, while the student was identified by some as a supporter of a Democratic candidate, an unverified claim.More from i24NEWS French