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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 baseHebrew · JaffaFounded 2013
The last 30 days
1,047reports translated
51%first to report
166 mintypical time behind the first report
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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.
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Violence Erupts at Rahat Polling Station; Two Voters Die ElsewhereSecurity · 1h agoGreen Flag Convoys Patrol Ramla, Lod Amidst Police Concerns of ClashesPolitics · 2h agoElection Committee Denies Likud Voter Tracking Claims, Says Reports Are FakePolitics · 9h agoBig stories i24NEWS skipped
Bank of Israel Rejects PM's Crypto Sanctions Evasion IdeaCovered by 15 newsroomsIsrael Election Turnout Highest Since 1973, Approaching 45%Covered by 14 newsroomsPolice Find Evidence to Indict Former Tax Authority Officials in Major Corruption CaseCovered by 14 newsroomsLatest from i24NEWS
Culture · 18h ago · also in 3 newsroomsReality Star Gal Adam Sued for Half a Million Shekels After Wedding BrawlA wedding guest, Elhanan Yair, is suing Israeli celebrity Gal Adam for NIS 500,000 following an alleged assault at the wedding of "Big Brother" contestant Elad Tzepani. Yair claims Adam and his associates attacked him after he requested a photo, leading to injuries requiring medical and psychological treatment. The lawsuit follows a demand letter, and Yair is also considering a police complaint.Culture · 1d agoFree Election Day Excursions: KKL-JNF Suggests Six Family DestinationsThe Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) is offering free admission to six natural sites across Israel for families to enjoy on Election Day, a public holiday. Destinations range from Beit Keshet Forest in the north to Golda Park in the Negev, featuring hiking trails, picnic areas, and scenic views. KKL-JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrovsky encouraged families to utilize the holiday for quality time in nature, emphasizing the accessibility of these sites.Culture · 1d agoIsraeli Restaurants and Bars Offer Election Day DealsFour restaurants and bars in Israel are offering special deals on election day to incentivize voting. These include discounts, complimentary drinks, and special brunches for those who show proof of casting their ballot. Participating venues range from upscale Asian dining to popular Tel Aviv eateries and bars.Culture · 1d agoJerusalem Foundation Marks 60 Years of Service, Eyes City as Regional HopeThe Jerusalem Foundation celebrated 60 years of activity at a conference attended by President Herzog and Mayor Lion. The event highlighted the foundation's work in culture, education, and community development. Speakers emphasized strengthening connections among Jerusalem's diverse residents and investing in the city's future. The foundation aims to continue promoting initiatives for shared life in Jerusalem.Culture · 4d agoCommon Hebrew Pronunciation Errors Explained by Phonological AssimilationMany Hebrew speakers make common pronunciation errors due to voicing assimilation, a linguistic phenomenon that simplifies rapid speech. These errors, such as pronouncing "makdishim" as "magdishim" or "k'vish" as "g'vish," occur unconsciously to ease articulation. Voicing assimilation also influences written Hebrew and is observed in other languages like English and French, affecting how plural suffixes or word endings are pronounced. The article suggests accepting these common mispronunciations rather than correcting them.Culture · 5d agoFood Critics Rate Ramla Market Highly Despite Cleanliness ConcernsFood critics Dana Yarkachi and Ephraim 'Karmashnit' Erlich visited the Ramla market for a culinary tour as part of their "Making Market" segment. They sampled various foods, including a Tunisian sandwich and kebab, and dined at a local restaurant. While praising the food's taste and affordability, they noted that cleanliness and atmosphere require improvement, ultimately rating the market an 8 out of 10.Culture · 5d agoIsraelis Pay Thousands for Celine Dion's Comeback Concerts in ParisGlobal music icon Celine Dion has returned to the stage in Paris after a six-year absence due to a rare illness, drawing significant interest from Israeli fans. Many Israelis are traveling to Paris and paying thousands of shekels for tickets, with prices ranging from 600 to over 1,000 euros. The demand is exceptionally high, with tickets selling out quickly and fans going to great lengths to secure them. The singer's comeback includes her ongoing battle with a neurological condition, which caused a brief moment of concern during a recent performance.Culture · 6d agoIsraeli Education Ministry Data Shows Rising Matriculation Rates, Falling Dropout RatesIsrael's Ministry of Education reported that 77.9% of 12th graders are eligible for matriculation certificates in 2025, an increase from the previous year, with a significant reduction in the socioeconomic gap. Dropout rates have fallen to 0.8%, while enrollment in technological studies and advanced subjects like math and English has risen. The ministry also highlighted increased funding for students in the periphery and lower socioeconomic backgrounds, and a narrowing of budget gaps between Arab and Jewish sectors. Minister of Education Yoav Kisch praised the students' resilience amidst wartime challenges.Culture · 6d agoChefs Disappointed by Lemon Chicken Dishes from Major Israeli ChainsChefs Avi Conforti and Shachar Levy tasted lemon chicken dishes from three major Israeli restaurant chains, Chuka, China Town, and Giraffe, and were disappointed with all of them. They criticized the dishes for being oily, dry, bland, and lacking proper balance in flavor. Giraffe's dish was ranked first, while Chuka and China Town tied for last.Culture · 7d agoNiv Gilboa Compares Street Food From Chefs Assaf Granit and Moshik RothFood critic Niv Gilboa reviewed street food from chefs Assaf Granit and Moshik Roth, comparing Granit's shawarma and Roth's sausages. Gilboa praised Granit's shawarma as excellent and a good value compared to fine dining. He expressed skepticism about Roth's sausages, questioning their origin and quality despite assurances from a product developer. Gilboa concluded that Granit's offering was superior.Culture · 7d agoTabuna Rasa Restaurant Earns High Marks for Unique Taboon-Baked ShawarmaReviewers Pini Blili and Yuli Salomon visited Tel Aviv's "Tabuna Rasa," a restaurant featuring dishes baked in a taboon oven. Their signature dish, a shawarma wrap baked in the taboon, received high praise. The restaurant was awarded a score of 8 out of 10 for its unique concept and flavorful food.Culture · 9d agoIsraeli Soup Kitchens Blend Tradition and Modernity as Winter ApproachesAs winter nears, Israeli soup kitchens are offering a blend of traditional and modern fare. Saadia's Soup Kitchen, operating for 73 years, preserves generational recipes, while Dor's newer establishment adapts classic soups for contemporary tastes. Yunit Saada's family-run kitchen, active for nearly 20 years, specializes in Yemenite soups and maintains strong customer relationships. The enduring appeal of soup lies in its ingredients, preparation time, familiar flavors, and the personal touch of its makers.Culture · 10d agoMayumana Celebrates 30 Years of Innovation in Music and PerformanceIsraeli performance group Mayumana is celebrating 30 years since its founding in 1996 by Eilon Nofar and Boaz Berman. The troupe, known for blending dance, movement, sound, acting, and percussion, has achieved international recognition. To commemorate the anniversary, reporter Noa Yorkoni covered rehearsals and discussed the group's enduring relevance and evolution with its members.Culture · 11d agoIndie Negev Festival Returns to Southern Israel for First Time Since WarThe Indie Negev rock festival is returning to the Eshkol Regional Council in southern Israel this weekend, the first time since the war began on October 7. The festival, featuring artists like Rita and Noga Erez, will run for three days and has seen high ticket demand. Its return signifies a move towards cultural normalcy in the region.Culture · 12d agoButcher Shops Blend Tradition and Taste by Serving BurgersIsraeli butcher shops are increasingly adding restaurants to their premises, offering customers freshly prepared hamburgers made from meat selected and ground on-site. This trend combines the butcher's expertise with a dining experience, allowing patrons to eat on-site or purchase meat for home. While offering a premium product, the cost of a prepared burger meal can be significantly higher than buying raw meat or supermarket alternatives. Owners believe this model enhances customer experience and leverages their professional knowledge.Culture · 12d agoHidden Wonders of the Dead Sea Beyond Tourist ResortsThe Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, harbors hidden natural attractions like caves and sinkholes beyond its typical tourist resorts. Ofer Samuel-Feld pioneered kayaking there 13 years ago, exposing unique phenomena like the world's largest salt cave, the Colonel Cave. These geological wonders, shaped over millions of years, offer a powerful and diverse experience for visitors.Culture · 13d agoChefs Rank Sweet Potato Ravioli From Major Pasta ChainsChefs Avi Conforti and Shachar Levy tasted sweet potato ravioli with Alfredo sauce from three major Israeli pasta chains. Fiori's dish was ranked last by both chefs due to issues with pasta texture and filling. Gomba and Pasta Mia were ranked higher, with differing preferences between the chefs for the top spot.Culture · 14d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTV Show "Eretz Nehederet" Faces Demand to Remove Sketch About Two WomenThe production of the Israeli satirical show "Eretz Nehederet" was asked by the lawyer of Mali and Liel Yahalomi to remove a sketch about them, citing potential harm to their emotional state. The lawyer emphasized the sensitive nature of their ordeal and the need for compassion over entertainment. Meanwhile, the Privacy Protection Authority has ordered a police investigation into alleged privacy breaches related to the women, following media reports that may have originated from police sources.Culture · 15d agoAcai Bowl Craze Sweeps Israel, Becoming a National FavoriteThe acai bowl, a Brazilian frozen fruit dish, has become a major trend across Israel, found in cafes and along beaches nationwide. Marketed as a "superfood" rich in antioxidants, it offers a customizable and nutritious option for consumers. Despite prices ranging from NIS 22 to NIS 59, the dish's popularity continues to grow, with sales increasing annually.Culture · 16d agoKosher Ribs and Chorizo Surprise at Modiin SteakhouseFood critic Niv Gluboz visited the Modiin steakhouse "Meet & Meat" and was surprised to find it staffed by only one employee due to the rest of the team attending a family event. Despite the operational challenges, Gluboz praised the exceptional quality of the kosher meat, particularly the ribs and chorizo, and gave the restaurant a 7.5 rating.Culture · 16d ago · also in 2 newsroomsFilmmaker Feels Fear, Regret Over Protests Targeting Her ParentsFilmmaker Rachel Shor, co-creator of the controversial film 'Nezah,' expressed fear and regret over protests targeting her parents. Speaking on The Guardian's podcast, Shor stated that the demonstrations outside her parents' home are frightening. She feels bad for involving her family in the controversy, acknowledging the personal pain it has caused. Shor added that the film was intended to provoke discussion and has received support from some Israelis critical of the country's policies.Culture · 16d agoCulinary Scene Flourishes on Road to JerusalemA burgeoning culinary scene has taken root on the road to Jerusalem, with new eateries attracting significant crowds. "Bakery Harim" in Kiryat Anavim produces hundreds of pastries daily, while "Nura" restaurant offers flame-cooked dishes in a historic former cowshed. "Cafe Chama'at Ha'orchidim" in Ma'ale Hachamisha has transformed an old greenhouse into a popular cafe, blending local history with modern gastronomy.Culture · 17d agoSeven Fall Travel Destinations for Israelis Beyond the HolidaysAs the fall season begins in Europe, Israelis are encouraged to consider several destinations offering lower prices and fewer tourists after the Jewish holidays. Recommended locations include Slovenia for its lakes and caves, Romania's Transylvania for its castles and forests, Portugal's Douro Valley for its vineyards, Bavaria in Germany for its castles and mountains, the French Riviera for a less crowded coastal experience, and Southern Italy for its ancient history and cuisine. These destinations provide unique cultural and natural attractions during the autumn months.Culture · 17d agoIsraeli Comedian Yochai Sponder Gains Global Fame Fighting AntisemitismIsraeli stand-up comedian Yochai Sponder has gained international fame with his English-language shows after October 7th, performing to packed audiences in the US and Europe. He is actively combating antisemitism by prominently displaying his Jewish identity, including wearing a large Star of David on stage. Sponder explained that the war and global criticism of Israel have become central to his act, and he believes criticism solely directed at Israel without broader political engagement may stem from antisemitism.Culture · 18d agoFrom Ancient Ritual to Billion-Dollar Industry: The Evolution of SurfingSurfing evolved from an ancient Polynesian religious and cultural practice to a global multi-billion dollar industry and Olympic sport. Popularized by Duke Kahanamoku in the early 20th century and revolutionized by technological advancements in surfboard design, the sport gained new levels of athleticism and popularity. Iconic surfers and influential films have spread the surfing dream worldwide, inspiring millions to seek out famous surf spots. In Israel, surfing began in the 1950s and has since developed a vibrant local scene, including successful Paralympic athletes, with the Mediterranean coast becoming a hub for the sport.Culture · 19d ago · also in 9 newsroomsBoy George Adds Second Israel Show Dedicated to Nova CommunityBritish singer Boy George has announced a second concert in Israel on November 7, following the sell-out of his November 4 show. The new performance is dedicated to the Nova community and their families, echoing his song "We Will Dance Again." Both concerts are part of his international tour and will be held at Tel Aviv's Menora Mivtachim Arena. Ticket sales are managed by Ticketmaster, with a discount for Bank Leumi customers.Culture · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Play 'Love at the End of the Tunnel' Depicts Hostage Survivors Keith and Aviva SiegelA new play, "Love at the End of the Tunnel," based on the experiences of hostage survivors Keith and Aviva Siegel, will premiere at the Habima Theater. Actors Sandra Sade and Moni Moshonov, a real-life couple, portray the Siegels. The Siegels found watching the play an emotional experience, and Aviva described seeing their captivity depicted as a "punch to the gut." The play aims to honor all hostages and the nation's collective trauma, emphasizing love and hope.Culture · 20d agoHome Pizza Ovens Become a Fixture in Israeli KitchensWood-fired ovens, or tabunim, are becoming increasingly popular in Israeli homes, transforming pizza-making into a social activity. These high-temperature ovens can cook pizzas in minutes and are also used for a variety of other dishes. The trend has turned a hobby into a profession for some, like Or Klein, and the ovens serve as a focal point for gatherings, with the experience being the main draw.Culture · 20d agoReviewer Finds Ramat Gan Italian Eatery Overly Rich, Despite Good PizzaReviewer Niv Gilboa assessed the Italian restaurant "Shaked" in Ramat Gan, finding its Neapolitan pizza to be successful but other dishes excessively rich. The reviewer noted high amounts of cheese and oil in pasta and pizza creations, deeming them overly caloric. Despite good service and atmosphere, the excessive richness impacted the overall experience, resulting in a 6.5 out of 10 rating.Culture · 21d agoSydney Sweeney Reportedly Considering Conversion to Judaism for Scooter BraunActress Sydney Sweeney is reportedly considering converting to Judaism as her relationship with Scooter Braun advances. The couple attended a Rosh Hashanah service together, and Braun is said to be planning a proposal soon.More from i24NEWS