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i24NEWS
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 baseHebrew · JaffaFounded 2013
The last 30 days
1,047reports translated
51%first to report
166 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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i24NEWS's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On the police, Netanyahu, the IDF, Hamas and the Shin Bet its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,038 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly i24NEWS had it
Right-Wing Parties Seek Voting Extension Amidst Heavy Turnout and RainPolitics · 36m agoHigh Voter Turnout Driven by Winter Weather and Shifting Arab Sector TrendsPolitics · 51m agoGreen Flag Convoys Patrol Ramla, Lod Amidst Police Concerns of ClashesPolitics · 3h agoBig stories i24NEWS skipped
Israel Election Turnout Highest Since 1973, Approaching 45%Covered by 15 newsroomsPolice Find Evidence to Indict Former Tax Authority Officials in Major Corruption CaseCovered by 14 newsroomsLawyer Indicted for Contact With Foreign Agent, Obstruction of JusticeCovered by 14 newsroomsLatest from i24NEWS
Health · 23h ago · also in 15 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns Public About Hair Straightener After Woman HospitalizedIsrael's Ministry of Health has issued a public warning against the hair straightening product "Revival Miracle" after a woman was hospitalized at Rambam Health Care Campus following its use. The ministry found the product is marketed without a license and contains the banned ingredient glyoxylic acid. The public and salons are urged to immediately stop using, selling, and marketing the product, with further investigation underway.Health · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Switches to Winter Time, Experts Link Cooler Nights to Better SleepIsrael has switched to winter time, moving clocks back one hour and ushering in shorter days and cooler nights. Sleep experts highlight that bedroom temperature is as crucial as sleep duration for quality rest. They explain that a cooler environment aids the body's natural temperature drop necessary for deep sleep. Experts advise maintaining a cool bedroom, consistent sleep schedules, and morning sunlight exposure to optimize sleep during the winter months.Health · 2d agoNutritionist Offers Tips for Balanced Eating During Election StressNutritionist Sivan Zaltsman offers five tips for maintaining a balanced diet amidst election-related stress. She recommends focusing on nutrient-rich whole foods, moderating caffeine intake, allowing for occasional sweets in balance, maintaining regular meal schedules, and distinguishing between physical hunger and emotional eating. These strategies aim to support physical and mental well-being during uncertain times.Health · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Company Successfully Implants 3D-Printed Cornea Restoring Patient's SightAn Israeli company, Precise Bio, has successfully implanted a 3D-printed cornea made from human cells into five patients at Rambam Health Care Campus, with the first patient regaining sight. The technology aims to alleviate the global shortage of donor corneas, with one donor potentially providing hundreds of implants. The company anticipates future applications in printing other human tissues and organs.Health · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsSheba Medical Center Ranked Sixth Globally Among Smart HospitalsIsrael's Sheba Medical Center has been ranked sixth globally among the world's smartest hospitals by Newsweek. This is the sixth consecutive year the hospital has been recognized for its innovation. The ranking evaluates hospitals on their adoption of advanced technologies like AI and robotics. Sheba's achievement is attributed to its AI center and international research collaborations.Health · 9d agoAlcohol Consumption Surges Among Israeli Youth Amid Global DeclineAlcohol consumption is rising significantly among Israeli youth, contrasting with global trends of declining use. Ten children aged 11-13 were recently hospitalized with alcohol poisoning, highlighting the alarming trend. This increase is linked to national stress and trauma, with studies showing a rise in teenage drinking and addiction. Hospitals report a 20% increase in alcohol poisoning cases among adolescents, and a treatment center has opened for those as young as 12.Health · 11d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGroom's Father Collapses at Wedding, Saved by On-Site DefibrillatorA man in his 60s collapsed during his son's wedding in Israel's Shfela region on Thursday and was saved by guests and Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics. On-site defibrillator use and advanced MDA resuscitation efforts, including four electrical shocks, restored his pulse and consciousness. The man was taken to Kaplan Hospital in stable condition, and MDA emphasized the importance of public defibrillator awareness.Health · 12d ago · also in 10 newsroomsHadassah Medical Organization Opens First Overseas Center in CyprusThe Hadassah Medical Organization has opened its first overseas medical center in Limassol, Cyprus, named HADASSAH MEDICAL CENTER CYPRUS. This historic move signifies the first Israeli hospital to establish a facility abroad under its own name. The center offers advanced medical services, with plans for a second hospital in Nicosia. Israeli President Isaac Herzog hailed the opening as a significant chapter in Israel-Cyprus relations, emphasizing a bridge between the nations.Health · 12d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael Sets National Targets for Specialist Doctors Through 2035Israel's Ministry of Health has set national targets for specialist doctors until 2035, specifying numbers by specialty and region to meet future healthcare needs. Driven by population growth and an increase in medical students, the number of physicians is expected to rise significantly. The plan aims to ensure equitable distribution of specialists across the country, addressing current regional disparities. These targets will guide physician training and allocation to better serve the population's evolving healthcare demands.Health · 13d agoAI Aids Breast Cancer Detection During Awareness MonthDuring Breast Cancer Awareness Month, artificial intelligence is enhancing early detection of the disease in Israel, where 5,566 new cases were diagnosed in 2023. AI systems act as an "extra pair of eyes" to identify suspicious tissue, complementing mammography. Experts stress that early detection significantly increases recovery rates to 90% and can reduce treatment intensity. The article also highlights the increased risk associated with alcohol consumption and encourages timely medical check-ups to avoid delayed diagnoses.Health · 14d agoNine Toddlers Experience Mild Allergic Reactions at Beitar Illit DaycareNine toddlers in Beitar Illit experienced mild allergic reactions at a daycare center on Tuesday. Emergency medical services responded to the scene, providing treatment and conducting examinations. All affected children were reported to be conscious and in mild condition. The cause of the allergic reactions is currently under investigation.Health · 19d agoLaser Eye Surgery Now More Affordable Through Health FundsLaser eye surgery in Israel is now more affordable for individuals with supplementary health insurance, with subsidies often exceeding 50% of the total cost. Assuta Optic has partnered with major HMOs to offer reduced prices on procedures like Trans PRK and Z-Lasik, with costs varying by health fund and insurance plan. An additional fee is required for treatments by elite surgeons, and initial suitability tests are free, as about 30% of potential patients are not medically eligible.Health · 22d agoIsrael Shifts to Winter Time; Experts Discuss Cognitive ImpactAs Israel prepares to switch to winter time, experts discuss the potential impact on cognitive functions. While studies show seasonal variations in cognitive performance, researchers emphasize that these are population averages and not directly caused by the time change itself. Factors like light, sleep, and routine are considered more influential on memory and attention.Health · 23d ago · also in 18 newsroomsHealth Ministry Confirms No Ebola Cases in Israel After ScareIsrael's Ministry of Health confirmed that a suspected Ebola case, involving a traveler returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo, has tested negative. The ministry has implemented preparedness measures and advised travelers on precautions.Health · 27d ago · also in 4 newsroomsDoctors Save Infant Choking on Ketchup Packet PieceDoctors at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center saved a nine-month-old infant who had a piece of ketchup packaging lodged in his airway for five days. The plastic fragment was successfully removed surgically, and the infant has been discharged.Health · 27d ago · also in 19 newsroomsHealth Ministry Shuts Tel Aviv Hospital Over Severe ViolationsIsrael's Ministry of Health has shut down the private "Medika" Medical Center in Tel Aviv after a surprise inspection uncovered severe violations, including the use of unauthorized anesthetics, unqualified staff in operating rooms, and nurses performing surgeries without legal authority.Health · 28d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael Reports Over 5,500 New Breast Cancer Cases in 2023Israel diagnosed 5,565 new breast cancer cases in 2023, making it the most common cancer among women. Despite high incidence, advanced diagnostics and treatments contribute to low mortality rates and high survival, with a notable decrease in risk for Jewish women and stable rates for Arab women.Health · 28d ago · also in 17 newsroomsOsem-Nestle Recalls Classic Ketchup Bottles Mistakenly Filled with Spicy VarietyOsem-Nestle is recalling a batch of classic ketchup bottles because they were mistakenly filled with spicy ketchup. The company assures the product is safe but is removing it from shelves and offering replacements.Health · 28d ago · also in 19 newsroomsHealth Ministry Shuts Down Tel Aviv Medical Center Over Patient Safety ConcernsIsrael's Ministry of Health has shut down the "Medika Tel Aviv" medical center due to severe patient safety violations found during a surprise inspection. The ministry cited a systemic failure and immediate danger to patients, ordering all operations to cease.Health · 29d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Diabetes App MODI Secures FDA Approval for Type 2 PatientsIsraeli startup DreaMed Diabetes received FDA approval for its MODI app, which provides personalized insulin dosage recommendations for Type 2 diabetes patients. Named in memory of Mody Amir, the app aims to improve blood sugar management for millions who use insulin injections.Health · 30d agoIsraeli Regions Emulate 'Blue Zones' for Longevity and Well-beingInspired by global 'Blue Zones' known for longevity, the Upper Galilee Regional Council and the city of Bnei Brak in Israel are fostering environments that promote long, healthy lives. The Upper Galilee focuses on creating meaningful community engagement for seniors, while Bnei Brak's high number of centenarians is attributed to its strong communal and familial values.Health · 33d ago · also in 21 newsroomsBoy Dies From Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba After Swimming in Sea of GalileeA nine-year-old Israeli boy has died from a rare brain-eating amoeba after swimming in the Sea of Galilee. The Ministry of Health confirmed the death and issued recommendations to prevent further infections.Health · 33d ago · also in 14 newsroomsTwo-Week-Old Infant Dies After Being Found Unresponsive at Home in AcreA two-week-old baby was found unresponsive at his home in Acre and later died at the hospital. The initial suspicion is accidental suffocation while sleeping between his parents.Health · 34d ago · also in 6 newsroomsTeen Hospitalized with Kidney Failure After Hair Straightening TreatmentA 16-year-old girl in Tel Aviv was hospitalized with kidney failure after a hair straightening treatment at a home salon. Doctors confirmed this as the first such case in Israel and warned about using unapproved products.Health · 36d ago · also in 9 newsroomsThousands Needed Medical Care During Yom Kippur FastMagen David Adom treated 3,322 people during the Yom Kippur fast, with incidents ranging from fainting and dehydration to injuries from accidents and violence. The organization also assisted in 155 births and supplied blood to hospitals.Health · 37d ago · also in 9 newsroomsHealth Ministry Halts Use of Specific Similac Batch in HospitalsIsrael's Ministry of Health has temporarily stopped the use of a specific batch of Similac formula in hospitals due to a single complaint. The manufacturer, Abbott, is providing an alternative batch while an investigation is underway, with no current safety concerns identified.Health · 40d agoExperimental Weight Loss Drug 'Rata' Sparks Global Frenzy Amid Safety ConcernsAn experimental weight loss drug, Retatrutide ('Rata'), is gaining viral attention for its reported 30% weight loss potential but remains unapproved and is widely sold as counterfeits online, posing significant health risks. Regulatory bodies are warning the public against its purchase and use.Health · 41d ago · also in 9 newsroomsHealth Ministry Recalls Black Pepper Over High Toxin LevelsIsrael's Ministry of Health recalled "Gal Spices" ground black pepper due to high aflatoxin levels and a Moroccan carrot salad from "Class Food" due to Salmonella contamination. Consumers are warned not to eat the affected products.Health · 41d ago · also in 1 newsroomNutrition Expert Shares Tips for a Healthy Yom Kippur FastNutrition expert Dudi Levi provided guidance for observing Yom Kippur, emphasizing gradual preparation, balanced meals, and hydration before the fast, and a slow reintroduction of food afterward to ensure a healthy experience.Health · 41d ago · also in 8 newsroomsAriel University to Launch Six-Year Medical Program, Expanding Doctor TrainingAriel University in Israel has been approved to launch a new six-year medical program, admitting 80 students per year, and a master's degree for Physician Associates. These initiatives aim to expand medical training and address physician shortages in the country.Health · 41d ago · also in 1 newsroomPrepare for Yom Kippur Fast With These Pre-Fast TipsExperts recommend preparing for the Yom Kippur fast by gradually increasing hydration, reducing caffeine intake, eating balanced meals, and avoiding strenuous activity in the days leading up to the fast. These steps aim to make the 25-hour fast more manageable.Health · 42d ago · also in 16 newsroomsFour-Year-Old Hospitalized in Serious Condition From Aggressive BacteriaA four-year-old boy in Israel is in serious condition from an invasive meningococcal infection. Doctors warn the aggressive bacteria can cause rapid system collapse and emphasize the importance of recognizing early warning signs and vaccination.Health · 42d ago · also in 19 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns of Slimming Product After Young Man HospitalizedIsrael's Ministry of Health is warning the public about the weight-loss product "G-Slim" after a young man was hospitalized due to its consumption. Lab tests found the product contains a banned pharmaceutical ingredient, Sibutramine, in dangerously high amounts.Health · 43d agoWalking Surges in Popularity as Israel's Top Fitness ActivityWalking has become Israel's most popular fitness activity due to its accessibility and simplicity, offering both physical and mental health benefits. Experts confirm its effectiveness, with research suggesting significant health gains from 7,000-8,000 daily steps.Health · 43d agoLung Cancer Drug Tagrisso Shows Sustained Survival Benefit After 8 YearsNew data from the ADAURA study shows that nearly 80% of early-stage lung cancer patients with an EGFR mutation who received Tagrisso after surgery were alive after eight years, a significant improvement over the placebo group.Health · 44d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Oral Weight Loss Drug Arrives in Israel Amidst Evolving MarketIsrael is seeing the arrival of Foundayo, a new oral weight loss medication, marking a shift in the market dominated by injectable drugs like Wegovy and Mounjaro. While injectable options show significant weight loss, the new oral pill offers a needle-free alternative, with more oral versions expected.Health · 46d agoBeyond the Sweetness: Experts Clarify Health Claims of Honey, Date Syrup, and Maple SyrupNutritionists clarify that honey, date syrup, and pure maple syrup, while offering unique flavors and some trace nutrients, are primarily concentrated sweeteners. They advise mindful consumption, especially for those managing blood sugar, emphasizing portion control over viewing them as health foods.Health · 47d ago · also in 8 newsroomsNew Obesity Pill Approved for Israel, Priced Around 1,000 ShekelsIsrael will be the fourth country to approve Orforglipron, a new once-daily oral pill for obesity, available from September 15 and costing around 1,000 shekels monthly. The drug is absorbed through the digestive system and comes in six dosages.Health · 47d ago · also in 17 newsroomsSuspected Ebola Case Isolated in Israel After Congo TripIsrael's Ministry of Health has isolated an individual suspected of having Ebola after they returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo and developed a fever. The patient is undergoing tests at Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center, and contact tracing is underway.Health · 49d ago · also in 15 newsroomsIsrael to Fortify Table Salt with Iodine to Combat Widespread DeficiencyIsrael's Ministry of Health will fortify table salt with iodine to combat a significant deficiency affecting children and pregnant women. This measure aims to prevent serious health issues linked to low iodine levels and aligns with global public health practices.Health · 49d ago · also in 13 newsroomsHealth Ministry: No Way to Reduce Brain-Eating Amoeba Risk in Sea of GalileeIsrael's Ministry of Health stated there are no measures to reduce the risk of brain-eating amoeba in the Sea of Galilee, estimating the risk will decrease in November as temperatures drop. Officials advised caution and avoiding water entering the nose if entering the lake.Health · 50d ago · also in 26 newsroomsBrain-Eating Amoeba Scare Disrupts Tourism Around Sea of GalileeA nine-year-old boy's serious hospitalization from a rare brain-eating amoeba contracted in the Sea of Galilee has sparked widespread fear, leading to booking cancellations and the postponement of a major swimming event, threatening the region's tourism.Health · 50d ago · also in 26 newsroomsExpert Says Swimming in Sea of Galilee Safe Despite Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba CaseA 9-year-old boy was hospitalized with a rare brain-eating amoeba infection after swimming in the Sea of Galilee. An international health expert reassured the public that swimming remains safe, advising only minor precautions.Health · 50d agoPilates Moves to Pools: Water Pilates Emerges as Israel's New Fitness TrendWater Pilates, a new fitness trend, is becoming popular in Israel, utilizing floating mats in pools for a challenging core workout suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Instructors and participants highlight its benefits for stability, strength, and overall engagement.Health · 51d ago · also in 6 newsroomsHome Hospitalizations Surge in Israel, Easing Hospital Bed StrainIsrael's Ministry of Health reported a massive increase in home hospitalizations from 136 in 2018 to 38,000 in 2024, easing hospital overcrowding. This service, treating common infections and chronic conditions at home, now accounts for over 10% of internal medicine inpatient activity.Health · 51d ago · also in 26 newsroomsRare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infects Israeli Child After Swimming in Sea of GalileeA nine-year-old Israeli boy is in serious condition with a rare brain infection caused by the Naegleria fowleri amoeba after swimming in the Sea of Galilee. Health officials are advising precautions to prevent further infections.Health · 54d ago · also in 9 newsroomsIsrael's Health Ministry Issues New Screen Time Guidelines for ChildrenIsrael's Ministry of Health has issued new guidelines recommending delayed smartphone access until age 13 and social media until age 15, alongside age-specific screen time limits. The guidelines aim to address the physical and mental health impacts of excessive screen use on children and adolescents.Health · 54d ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsraeli Health Funds Launch Winter Flu Vaccination Campaign Amid Supply DelaysIsraeli health funds have launched their winter flu vaccination campaign, with gradual vaccine distribution expected through September and October due to global production delays. Vaccinations are recommended for all ages, with a focus on at-risk groups, and health experts are emphasizing the severity of potential flu complications.Health · 55d ago · also in 14 newsroomsIsraeli Drug Trial Shows Promise for Celiac Disease PatientsIsraeli drugmaker Teva reported positive Phase 2 trial results for an experimental antibody, TEV '408, which significantly reduced gluten-induced intestinal damage and improved symptoms in celiac disease patients. The antibody was well-tolerated and offers potential for a new treatment beyond strict gluten-free diets.