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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.
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
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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
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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.World · 6d agoDavid Azoulay Group Offers 100,000 Euro Loan to French Jews Making AliyahThe David Azoulay Group is offering a 100,000 euro loan to French Jews immigrating to Israel to assist with apartment down payments in Netanya. Launched amid rising antisemitism in France, the offer aims to ease the financial transition for new immigrants. The loan covers the down payment for apartments in the STORY Gali Yam project, with the balance due upon delivery in 2027. The initiative seeks to support those making Aliyah by alleviating financial pressures associated with selling property abroad.World · 16d ago · also in 4 newsroomsUN Food Aid Cut for 500,000 in Gaza Amid Funding ShortfallThe World Food Programme has reduced food aid for 500,000 people in Gaza due to a funding crisis, decreasing its total beneficiaries from 1.6 million to 1.1 million. Daily hot meal distributions have fallen by 100,000, and vulnerable families face further cuts. The WFP needs $450 million more in the next six months to sustain its operations in Gaza and the West Bank.World · 19d ago · also in 10 newsroomsHadassah Medical Center Opens First Facility in CyprusIsrael's Hadassah Medical Organization has opened its first international facility, the Hadassah Medical Center Cyprus, in Limassol. The center offers specialized medical services and is part of a partnership with Cypriot entrepreneurs, with plans for a future hospital in Nicosia. The initiative aims to expand Hadassah's reach and enhance healthcare in Cyprus, strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.World · 20d agoTrump Hints at Saudi Arabia-Israel Deal; IDF Eliminates Hamas CommanderFormer U.S. President Donald Trump indicated Saudi Arabia's potential entry into the Abraham Accords is possible, citing Israeli support for Riyadh against Houthis. The IDF reported eliminating a Hamas commander involved in the October 7th attacks. Police arrested a suspect with an M16 rifle in northern Israel, while the Prime Minister's office addressed an alleged assault on a journalist. Opposition leader Yaïr Lapid accused the government of encouraging extremist violence.World · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomUS Jewish Educators Cancel Italy Trip Amid Antisemitism ConcernsSixty-eight American Jewish educators canceled a study trip to Reggio Emilia, Italy, citing antisemitic pressures and safety concerns. Organizers initially suggested participants might be asked to disavow "the occupation of territories and genocide," though this was later described as a discussion, not a requirement. The controversy arose after pro-Palestinian activists targeted the educators online, linking some schools to Israel. The cancellation follows similar opposition to other groups, with some Jewish leaders feeling targeted.World · 21d ago · also in 7 newsroomsDublin Hotel Cancels 70 Rooms Booked for Anti-Antisemitism ConferenceSeventy delegates attending an international anti-antisemitism conference in Dublin were reportedly left without hotel rooms after the Herbert Park Hotel canceled their bookings. The hotel allegedly canceled after learning the conference's purpose and asking if it was linked to the IDF. The incident was reported by Maurice Cohen, president of the Representative Council of Irish Jews. The conference, focused on digital antisemitism, runs from October 12-14.World · 21d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael Returns 22 Ancient Artifacts to GreeceIsrael returned 22 ancient artifacts to Greece on Tuesday, marking the first such restitution between the two countries. Greek Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni received the items, which are dated between 700 and 320 BCE, at a ceremony in Athens. The restitution is part of Greece's broader effort to repatriate historical artifacts held abroad. Israeli authorities recovered the items during an investigation into the illegal antiquities trade.World · 24d agoRecord Turnout at Paris Aliyah Fair as French Jews Seek New Life in IsraelThousands of French Jews attended an Aliyah fair in Paris seeking information and job opportunities in Israel, driven by concerns over rising antisemitism and future security in France. The event, featuring on-site recruitment interviews, aims to facilitate immigration by providing practical guidance. The new director of the Jewish Agency in France, Erez Cohen, highlighted the fair's role in offering tailored support to potential immigrants.World · 24d ago · also in 1 newsroomHundreds March in Toronto Pro-Palestinian Rally; One ArrestHundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched in Toronto on Saturday under police supervision. The rally was largely peaceful, though isolated tensions with counter-protesters were reported. One arrest was made for an unrelated matter. The demonstration is part of a series of pro-Palestinian events across Canada, prompting concerns from the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs about potential glorification of violence.World · 25d agoUS Lifts 41-Year Air Travel Ban to LebanonThe United States has lifted a 41-year ban on direct flights to Lebanon, a decision announced on October 10 and praised by Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. The restrictions were imposed in 1985 due to security concerns following a plane hijacking. The move signals US confidence in Lebanon's aviation security and occurs amid US mediation efforts between Israel and Lebanon regarding Hezbollah's disarmament.World · 26d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Braces for Super El Niño Winter with Heavy Rains and FloodingIsrael is preparing for a "Super El Niño" winter, anticipating significantly above-average rainfall and increased flood risks. Forecasts suggest national precipitation could exceed seasonal norms by 11-15%, with some regions receiving up to 145% of the average. Forecasters predict heavy rains in October and November, potential southern flooding, severe storms, and significant snowfall later in the winter, including in Jerusalem. Health risks from increased mosquito populations due to stagnant water are also a concern.World · 27d ago · also in 2 newsroomsSyrian Druze Protest in Soueïda Expresses Solidarity with IsraelDozens of demonstrators in Soueïda, Syria, held a protest on October 7 to show solidarity with Israel on the third anniversary of the Hamas attack. Organized by the al-Sumoud battalion, the rally featured portraits of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Druze leader Hikmat al-Hijri. Participants drew parallels between violence against Israelis and Druze, condemning extremism. This event reflects a pro-Israel sentiment within a segment of the Druze community, despite internal controversy.World · 27d ago · also in 4 newsroomsPro-Palestinian Protesters Disrupt Memorial for Oct. 7 Victims in NYCHundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a memorial for victims of the October 7 attacks at New York's Union Square Park on Wednesday. Demonstrators chanted insults at Mayor Zohran Mamdani and drowned out speakers with slogans, including "Long live Hamas." Despite the disruption, the vigil continued with victim testimonies and prayers. Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups later confronted each other verbally, separated by police, with no arrests reported.World · 28d ago · also in 3 newsroomsFormer Hostage Eli Sharabi Marks 3 Years Since Oct. 7 MassacreFormer Hamas hostage Eli Sharabi is marking three years since the October 7 massacre, sharing his daily grief over the loss of his wife, Lianne, and daughters Noya and Yahel. He is set to lead a large memorial ceremony for victims, urging national unity. Sharabi spoke of his ongoing pain and the promise he made to his family, emphasizing that remembrance transcends politics.World · 28d agoPro-Palestinian Protests Worldwide on October 7 Spark OutrageHundreds of pro-Palestinian protests are occurring worldwide on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre, drawing condemnation from Jewish communities and leaders. Events in London, Melbourne, and Sydney have sparked outrage, with officials calling them offensive. In Paris, a demonstration was banned, while US universities were asked to increase security for Jewish students. Israel's National Security Council has warned Israelis abroad of heightened risks.World · 28d agoImagined Israeli Society Grapples With Trauma Three Years After October 7In a fictional October 2026, a Tel Aviv school's lesson about kidnapped and deceased children sparks outrage, revealing societal divisions in Israel three years after the October 7 attacks. Children born after 2020 are growing up amidst ongoing conflict, missile attacks, and displacement. As elections near, political debates focus on war and leadership, normalizing the trauma of October 7 and the Bibas family tragedy.World · 29d ago · also in 4 newsroomsParis Park Honors Hamas Hostages Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir BibasParis has named a pathway in Parc Monceau after Shiri, Ariel, and Kfir Bibas, who were abducted and killed by Hamas. This is the first permanent European public tribute to the family, whose fate became a symbol of the October 7 hostage crisis.World · 30d agoIsraelis View France, Spain as Most Antisemitic in EuropeA Hebrew University of Jerusalem survey indicates that Israelis now perceive France and Spain as the most antisemitic countries in Europe. The study also highlights a growing disconnect between Israelis and Europe, with most Israelis believing Israel is safer for Jews and viewing their nation as closer to the Middle East.World · 30d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHundreds of Israeli Babies Named Aner in Tribute to October 7 HeroSince the October 7 Hamas attack, 289 babies born in Israel have been named Aner, honoring Aner Shapira, who died saving others. His parents see this as a powerful tribute to his memory.World · 31d ago · also in 4 newsroomsFirst Direct Flights to Launch Between Israel and BhutanBhutan's national airline, Drukair, will operate five direct flights from Israel to Bhutan between February and mid-March, marking the first time the two countries are connected non-stop. The seasonal flights, chartered by Caminos travel agency, are part of an effort to increase accessibility to the famously reclusive kingdom.World · 33d ago · also in 7 newsroomsEl Al Cancels Initial Dubai Flights Amid Landing Permit IssuesEl Al canceled its first repatriation flights to Dubai due to a withdrawal of landing permits, while Israir received final approvals and planned to operate flights. The disruptions come after a recent incident on a FlyDubai flight.World · 34d ago · also in 8 newsroomsWoman Confronts Directors of 'NAZA' Film Over Omission of Hamas AtrocitiesSabine Taasa, who lost her husband and son on October 7, confronted the filmmakers of the documentary "NAZA" in the Netherlands for allegedly downplaying Hamas's actions. Audience members reacted hostilely, while Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders condemned the film and the audience's response.World · 34d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Tourist Drowns in Norway During VacationAn Israeli man in his mid-20s drowned in Norway while on vacation with friends. ZAKA is coordinating with Norwegian authorities to repatriate his body to Israel for burial.World · 34d ago · also in 1 newsroomIceland Threatens Eurovision 2027 Boycott Over Israel's ParticipationIceland's public broadcaster RÚV announced it will boycott the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is allowed to compete, extending a protest from the 2026 edition. Several other European countries have also expressed similar intentions or concerns about Israel's participation amidst ongoing conflicts.World · 35d ago · also in 1 newsroomThousands of Christians Visit Judea and Samaria to Support Israeli BusinessesThousands of Christians visited Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria during an ICEJ conference to protest European trade bans. They purchased local products and condemned the sanctions as antisemitic and a double standard, suggesting political motives behind the restrictions.World · 36d ago · also in 4 newsroomsGaza Hostage's Parents Welcome New Son Two Years After His DeathTwo years after their son Almog Sarusi was killed as a hostage in Gaza, his parents Nira and Yigal Sarusi have welcomed a new son, Lavi, conceived from eggs frozen 25 years ago and carried by a surrogate. Almog was abducted by Hamas on October 7, 2023, and his body was recovered in September 2024.World · 36d ago · also in 1 newsroomJewish Education Program in Baku Public School Exceeds 100 StudentsA Jewish education program at a public school in Baku, Azerbaijan, has surpassed 100 students. The program, led by Rabbi Zamir Isayev, offers Hebrew language, history, and traditions alongside the national curriculum, with community leaders noting a consistent rise in enrollment.World · 36d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli NGO Highlights 100 Lavish Palestinian Villas in West BankAn Israeli NGO, Regavim, has published a photo book titled "Real Estate Under Occupation" featuring 100 luxurious Palestinian villas in the West Bank. The organization aims to challenge the narrative of widespread Palestinian poverty by highlighting private wealth, while acknowledging this does not represent the entire population's living conditions.World · 36d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Airlines to Launch Direct Flights to Morocco This FallThree Israeli airlines, Arkia, Sun d'Or, and Israir, will begin offering direct flights from Israel to Marrakech, Morocco, starting in November. This expansion of air travel coincides with the strengthening of diplomatic relations between the two countries.More from i24NEWS French