Newsroom
i24NEWS French
International news channel based in Jaffa, broadcasting in several languages. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
OwnerAltice GroupCommercial television
Language and baseFrench · JaffaFounded 2013
The last 30 days
535reports translated
42%first to report
269 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 French writes
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.
From 534 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly i24NEWS French had it
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
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.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.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.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.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.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.Politics · 3d agoArab Israeli Lawmaker: Ousting Netanyahu Is Top Priority Over PeaceArab Israeli lawmaker Ahmed Tibi stated that ousting Prime Minister Netanyahu is the absolute priority, even over achieving peace with the Palestinians. Tibi, a leader in the Joint List, acknowledged that a government they plan to support, led by Gadi Eisenkot, would focus on domestic issues rather than peace. He described his party's difficult choice as prioritizing the removal of the current government.Politics · 3d ago · also in 7 newsroomsBennett Backs Eisenkot to Lead Opposition GovernmentNaftali Bennett announced his Beyahad party will recommend Gadi Eisenkot of the Yashar party to form the next government. Yashar won 21 seats, while Bennett's Beyahad won 12. The decision aims to unify the opposition after a tense campaign where leadership was contested, particularly between Eisenkot and Avigdor Lieberman.Politics · 3d ago · also in 11 newsroomsIsraeli Election Integrity Unaffected by Foreign Interference Suspicions, Says Top JudgeIsraeli election integrity remains intact despite suspicions of foreign interference, according to Central Elections Committee President Judge Noam Sohlberg. Allegations include illegal foreign funding to influence Arab voter turnout and corruption, with media pointing to Qatar and Turkey, though unconfirmed. Police have found no supporting evidence, and the Ra'am party denies the claims. A joint investigation by Shin Bet, police, and the Attorney General's office will probe the allegations, while the electoral process continues.Politics · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Universities Expand Support for Military Reservists and Career SoldiersIsraeli universities will expand support for military reservists and career soldiers in the 2026-2027 academic year with new programs for disrupted studies. Students can utilize alternative assessments, with accommodations varying by service level and duration. The plan also includes easier access to scholarships and support for graduate researchers, extending benefits to spouses of some service members.Politics · 4d agoIran Rejects Direct Talks With US, Citing No Current NeedIran has rejected direct negotiation talks with the United States, stating there is no current need for such a meeting. The decision follows extensive discussions between Qatari mediators and Iranian officials. Iran's demands for any diplomatic progress include sanctions relief and security guarantees. Meanwhile, the Supreme Leader has reportedly ordered military officials to update target lists for potential strikes.Politics · 4d agoUK Green Party Faces Membership Drop Amid Anti-Zionist Resolution ControversyThe Green Party of England and Wales has reportedly lost about 18,000 members since May, coinciding with internal division over an anti-Zionist resolution passed on October 4th. The resolution, which labels Zionism a form of racism and calls for a single democratic Palestinian state, passed by a narrow margin. Four of the party's five MPs opposed the resolution, and several local officials have resigned. Israel has condemned the resolution, accusing the party of denying Jewish self-determination.Politics · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv Court Ruling Threatens Popular Nahalat Binyamin Street CafesA Tel Aviv court has ruled that outdoor cafe terraces on a section of Nahalat Binyamin Street were improperly permitted, threatening the businesses that rely on them. Business owners warn of economic ruin, while residents cite noise and disruption as reasons for the legal action. The ruling, which affects six establishments, will allow existing permits to remain valid for six months, but raises questions about urban development and resident quality of life city-wide.Politics · 4d agoProtests Planned for Jewish-Arab Government CoalitionProtests are planned for Saturday evening in multiple Israeli cities, called by the Standing Together movement, demanding a Jewish-Arab government coalition. This follows recent elections where Benjamin Netanyahu lost his parliamentary majority, making Arab parties potentially pivotal. A poll suggests a majority of opposition voters favor a coalition including the Arab party Ra'am, though some opposition leaders oppose this.Politics · 4d agoIsrael Defense Firms May Be Barred From 2027 Paris Air ShowMajor Israeli defense companies like IAI, Rafael, and Elbit Systems may be excluded from the 2027 Paris-Le Bourget Air Show due to a lack of available space, according to Israeli media. Israeli officials suspect political motivations behind the decision amid strained diplomatic ties with France. This follows similar restrictions at the Euronaval 2026 show and past incidents at the Bourget 2025 show where Israeli stands were covered.Politics · 4d agoIsraeli Opposition Considers Direct Prime Minister Election Amid Political StalemateIsraeli opposition parties are considering a direct prime minister election to resolve the current political deadlock after the October 27 legislative elections. This idea, previously proposed by Benjamin Netanyahu, would require legislative changes and doesn't guarantee a parliamentary majority. Another proposal suggests limiting terms to eight years, which faces legal hurdles.Politics · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsYair Netanyahu Sparks Outrage With Remarks Targeting Arab IsraelisYair Netanyahu, son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, posted a controversial message on X calling Israeli Arabs the "greatest danger" to Israel after the Iranian nuclear program. Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi condemned the remarks as racist and antisemitic. The incident occurs as Arab parties hold significant influence in the Knesset following recent elections. Yair Netanyahu has a history of making inflammatory statements.Politics · 5d agoUN Envoy Francesca Albanese Joins Macklemore at Pro-Palestinian Paris ConcertUN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese spoke at a Macklemore concert in Paris on October 29, part of the "Free Palestine Tour." She praised Palestinian resistance and called for collective action and solidarity. Albanese has previously accused Israel of genocide and faced U.S. sanctions in July 2025.Politics · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomNetanyahu's Coalition Prospects Dim as Key Ally Considers Withholding SupportPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's path to forming a new Israeli government is complicated as the United Torah Judaism party may withhold its recommendation. The party's potential refusal would reduce Netanyahu's support to 46 lawmakers, falling short of the 61 needed for a majority. Official election results are expected next week, with the new Knesset convening November 10, but coalition talks could extend for weeks.Politics · 5d agoFrench Parliament to Consider Ban on Trade With Israeli SettlementsFrance's National Assembly will debate a proposed law on November 19 to ban commercial ties with Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Golan Heights. Spearheaded by Socialist deputy Olivier Faure, the bill aims to restrict French companies' services, financial operations, and advertising related to settlements. Violators could face substantial fines and potential imprisonment. Faure cited the ICJ's opinion on the illegality of Israeli presence in occupied territories as a basis for the proposed economic measures.Politics · 5d ago · also in 10 newsroomsPolymarket Probes Suspicious Bets on Netanyahu Election WinPredictive betting platform Polymarket is investigating hundreds of newly created accounts that placed bets on Benjamin Netanyahu's victory just before Israeli election polls closed on October 27. These accounts, funded on election day, have already yielded over $100,000 in profits, raising suspicions of insider trading. The investigation aims to determine if users had access to non-public information before initial estimates were released, though no fraud has been proven yet.Politics · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Election Deadlock Leaves Netanyahu and Rivals Seeking Path to GovernmentIsrael's recent election resulted in no clear majority, with Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu's bloc winning 53 seats and the opposition bloc led by Gadi Eisenkot securing 48. President Isaac Herzog will now task a lawmaker with forming a government within 28 days. Potential outcomes include a complex "government of change" supported by Arab parties, Netanyahu attempting to build a coalition, a national unity government, or a return to the polls if no agreement is reached.Politics · 5d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael Election Results: Netanyahu Bloc Short of Majority, Arab Parties GainIsrael's legislative election results are finalized, with Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc winning 53 seats and Gadi Eisenkot's bloc taking 48 seats, while Arab parties secured a record 19 seats. The Likud party emerged as the largest single party with 27 seats, but no bloc reached the 61 seats needed for a majority. High voter turnout was recorded at 77.9%, and the final results await official validation, with coalition negotiations expected to be complex.Politics · 6d ago · also in 3 newsroomsShas Suffers Electoral Blow, Leader Deri Faces CriticismThe ultra-Orthodox Shas party has fallen from eleven to six seats in the Knesset, prompting criticism of party leader Aryeh Deri. Former Minister Shlomo Benizri cited Deri's handling of the conscription crisis and alignment with Benjamin Netanyahu as reasons for the loss. Political commentator Barak Seri also blamed Deri's anti-conscription remarks for alienating traditionalist voters. The party's future political alliances are now being questioned.Politics · 6d ago · also in 9 newsroomsThailand Revokes Rabbi's Citizenship Amidst InvestigationsThailand's Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul revoked the citizenship of Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor on October 28, citing the use of his prior American passport. The rabbi, who has led the Chabad movement in Thailand for over 30 years, is reportedly under investigation along with associated entities. Chabad Thailand plans to challenge the decision legally, stating the rabbi considers the country his home. The case raises concerns about the future of the Jewish community's presence in Thailand.More from i24NEWS French