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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 1,037 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly i24NEWS had it
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Economy · 6h agoIsraelis Spend Less on Election Day Compared to 2022Israelis spent an average of 202 shekels per credit card on election day, a 15% decrease from the 2022 elections, according to MAX data. Food and beverages were the top spending category. Meanwhile, fintech company Hyp reported a 13% rise in overall transactions compared to the previous week, with fashion and restaurants showing significant increases, though food delivery saw a sharp decline.Economy · 3d ago · also in 7 newsroomsEconomist Slams Netanyahu's Plan to Counter SanctionsProfessor Yaron Zelekha strongly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposal to counter potential economic sanctions by utilizing cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Zelekha called the plan "absurd" and a "disgrace," urging Netanyahu to focus on domestic economic issues like the cost of living. Netanyahu had suggested Israel prepare for banking sanctions by developing an "alternative economy," potentially using blockchain solutions similar to those used by Russia or Iran.Economy · 4d agoElection Day Offers Discounts and Freebies Across IsraelBusinesses in Israel are offering discounts and freebies like free wine and discounted movie tickets on election day to attract customers and encourage voting. Restaurants such as "Lounel" and "Per Dreyer," along with "Yes Planet" cinemas, are participating in the consumer celebration. The promotions aim to boost business and celebrate democracy, with owners stating they do not intend to influence political choices.Economy · 5d agoIsraeli Influencers Earn Thousands Per Social Media PostTop Israeli social media influencers are earning substantial incomes, with fees for a single Instagram story ranging from 20,000 to 25,000 shekels and sponsored Reels fetching 40,000 to 60,000 shekels. Even lower-tier influencers charge thousands per post. These earnings can reach hundreds of thousands of shekels monthly, signifying a major shift in the economy.Economy · 5d ago · also in 17 newsroomsEgg Prices to Rise in Israel Starting November 2026Regulated egg prices in Israel will increase by about 2.1% starting November 1, 2026, adding 27-33 agorot per dozen. This follows a recent price update in November 2025 and reflects rising production costs. The decision comes as flour prices are also set to jump 14% in November due to the Russia-Ukraine war. The egg price changes are determined by a transparent, quarterly calculation formula.Economy · 5d agoIsrael's First Metro Station Approved for Construction in Gush DanIsrael's first metro station has been approved for construction in Gush Dan, with work set to begin in the coming year and major disruptions expected for residents and businesses. The metro, slated to open in 2037, will eventually comprise 109 stations across the metropolitan area, with construction anticipated to last 15-20 years. Preparatory work, including significant excavation and potential demolitions, is already causing concern among locals and business owners.Economy · 6d ago · also in 1 newsroomFlour Prices to Rise 14% in Israel Starting NovemberFlour prices in Israel will increase by 14% starting in November due to disruptions caused by the Russia-Ukraine war. One of Israel's largest milling groups informed clients that shipping cancellations and increased grain costs necessitate the price hike. The company cited a $80-90 per ton increase in wheat acquisition costs.Economy · 6d agoWinter Holiday Deals Emerge as Israelis Eye Post-Election TravelAirlines and travel agencies are offering deals for winter holidays in Europe and beyond, with many Israelis planning trips after the upcoming elections. Israir and Arkia have released prices for various European cities, while destinations like Thailand and Vietnam are highlighted for those seeking warmer climates. Skiing holidays, particularly in Bulgaria, are also in demand for the season.Economy · 7d agoNew Discount Housing Lottery Set for DecemberA new "Discount Housing" lottery is scheduled for the end of December, offering an estimated 4,000 subsidized apartments. This draw will reportedly focus on properties in the geographic and economic periphery. The program's continuation was contingent on an agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Construction and Housing.Economy · 7d ago · also in 1 newsroomEl Al Upgrades Flights With New Amenities, Including Free Wi-FiIsraeli airline El Al is launching new flight amenities, including improved blankets, poke bowls, and free Starlink satellite internet, across all classes. These upgrades will be implemented starting in November and completed by early 2027, with the Starlink service expected to be available from 2027. The airline aims to enhance the passenger experience and compete with international carriers, though the impact on ticket prices remains unconfirmed.Economy · 8d ago · also in 16 newsroomsAliExpress Launches Elite Club Amid Zara's Israel CutbacksAliExpress has introduced an "Elite" loyalty club in Israel offering exclusive discounts and benefits to customers spending over $800 annually. Meanwhile, Zara is closing stores in Israel and increasing shipping fees, prompting a comparison of international versus domestic prices. The article advises consumers to research the best deals ahead of the November shopping season.Economy · 9d ago · also in 16 newsroomsAliExpress Launches Customer Loyalty Program in Israel Ahead of November SalesAliExpress has launched its first customer loyalty program in Israel, called "Elite," offering members a 5% to 8% discount on select items and enhanced customer service. The program, which is free and invitation-only, aims to reward loyal customers and coincides with the upcoming Singles' Day sales event. This initiative is part of AliExpress's ongoing investment in improving the customer shopping experience in Israel.Economy · 9d ago · also in 2 newsroomsZara Closes Stores in Israel, Increases Online Shipping FeesFashion retailer Zara has closed stores in Be'er Sheva and Ramat Gan, Israel. The company is also raising online shipping fees for Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti, and Stradivarius from free over 199 shekels to a flat 14.90 shekels. Zara Home has eliminated free shipping, now charging 49.90 shekels for all deliveries. The Israeli franchisee provided no comment.Economy · 11d agoCarrefour Abandons 'State Basket' Initiative, Returns to PromotionsCarrefour Israel has ended its "State Basket" initiative, a government-backed effort to lower grocery prices, and is returning to a promotion-based sales model. Rami Levy remains the cheapest supermarket chain, while Shufersal Deal is the most expensive. The move comes as Carrefour prepares for a stock market IPO, facing a critical consumer base and a competitive market.Economy · 12d agoIsraeli Housing Prices Drop 0.6% in July-August, Led by Northern and Central RegionsIsraeli housing prices fell by 0.6% in July-August, with the Northern, Tel Aviv, and Central regions experiencing the largest monthly declines. Year-over-year, prices are down 1.8%, with the Central, Tel Aviv, and Southern districts showing the most significant drops. The Ministry of Finance reported a 23% decrease in apartment sales year-to-date and noted that August purchase levels were among the lowest since the early 2000s. The consumer price index saw a 0.5% decrease in September.Economy · 12d agoIsrael's Real Estate Market Crisis Deepens with Significant Sales DropIsrael's real estate market saw a significant drop in second-hand apartment sales in August, down 7% year-over-year and 12% from July. Contractor sales, excluding subsidized units, also decreased by 2%. The Southern region experienced the steepest decline, with a 13% drop in sales. Overall sales levels are at their lowest since the early 2000s, with nearly 86,000 new apartments remaining unsold.Economy · 13d agoNearly 86,000 New Apartments Unsold as Developers StruggleNearly 86,000 new apartments were unsold by contractors in Israel by the end of August 2026, with current sales rates suggesting a 27-month sell-off period. Sales saw a modest increase between June and August, but a seasonal adjustment revealed a decline. Jerusalem and Tel Aviv have the largest inventories of unsold new apartments, while the Tel Aviv and Central districts hold over half the national stock.Economy · 14d agoIsraeli Stock Market Performs Better After Elections, Study FindsA study by the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange found that the Israeli stock market tends to perform strongly in the year following elections, with the TA-125 index yielding an average of 16.4% post-election compared to a long-term average of 11.5%. The research, however, cautions that economic recoveries from prior crises also played a role. The market tends to underperform before elections but outperform afterward, and even indecisive elections do not necessarily lead to prolonged negative market impact.Economy · 14d ago · also in 8 newsroomsRami Levy Club Offers Flights to New York for $909Rami Levy's SuperFly club is offering round-trip flights to New York for $909 per person, including a checked bag and carry-on. The promotion, valid until March 2027, requires payment with the SuperFly credit card and booking through Israir. Businessman Rami Levy stated the goal is to make international travel more affordable for Israelis.Economy · 14d ago · also in 4 newsroomsClalit Health Fund Reports NIS 364 Million Deficit in 2025Israel's largest health fund, Clalit, reported a deficit of approximately NIS 364 million for 2025, while other major health funds posted surpluses. The overall deficit for all health funds decreased by 44% to about NIS 194 million. Hospitalization costs were the largest expenditure at 43%, and government funding covered the majority of health fund revenues. The Ministry of Health noted financial stabilization but stressed the need for continued support and budget adjustments.Economy · 15d ago · also in 8 newsroomsTidhar Group Restructures, Plans 30 Layoffs and NIS 30 Million Annual SavingsTidhar Group is undergoing a major restructuring that will result in the layoff of 30 employees from its 1,100-person workforce. The company expects the reorganization, which includes merging divisions and reducing management levels, to save approximately NIS 30 million annually. Tidhar stated the changes are aimed at improving efficiency and synergy across its operations. The company cautioned that the savings are an estimate and may be affected by external factors.Economy · 15d agoNew App 'Gzara' Brings Food Delivery to West BankThe new app 'Gzara' is making food and goods delivery accessible in the West Bank, primarily serving soldiers. Its founder, Gabriel, was inspired by the lack of delivery services in the area. This launch occurs as Wolt faces a discrimination lawsuit for not operating in the West Bank, a claim the company denies.Economy · 15d agoIsrael's Supplement Market Explodes as New Brands Vie for Health-Conscious ConsumersIsrael's dietary supplement market is booming with new brands, including Tnuva's "Hollis" line, offering products for various health benefits. Prices range from 30 to 4,000 shekels, with celebrity endorsements common. The article questions the actual health benefits versus the marketing hype and high costs of these supplements.Economy · 16d ago · also in 18 newsroomsAir Haifa Launches New Budget Flights Between Tel Aviv and EilatThe service begins October 25, with introductory fares starting at NIS 79 one-way. The airline is celebrating its second anniversary, having carried 600,000 passengers. Flights will use ATR 72-600 aircraft and take about an hour.Economy · 16d ago · also in 13 newsroomsDigital Bank ONE ZERO Cuts 10% of Staff Amid AI IntegrationIsraeli digital bank ONE ZERO is laying off about 10% of its staff, approximately 25-30 employees, and has stopped new hiring. CEO Eyal Gafni cited the bank's transition to a growth phase and the increasing role of artificial intelligence in streamlining operations. The bank was founded in 2019 by Marius Nacht and Professor Amnon Shashua.Economy · 16d ago · also in 21 newsroomsGrocery Prices Soar Nearly 20% in Four Years, Study FindsA new study from Tel Aviv University reveals that the cost of a basket of 80 popular grocery items in Israel has increased by nearly 20% in the last four years. This price hike is almost five times greater than the increase seen in the preceding four-year period. Neighborhood stores and online retailers experienced the steepest rises, with specific products like chocolate and borekas seeing significant jumps. Professor Itai Atter suggested that while some cost increases are factors, companies may be exploiting the situation due to a lack of government action and public attention.Economy · 22d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Developer Plans $19 Billion "Dubai of Orlando" ProjectIsraeli businessman Babo Kobo received approval for his $19 billion "Toscana" project in Orlando, Florida. The development will include luxury residences, hotels, and commercial spaces, aiming to create a destination blending Dubai's glamour with Orlando's attractions.Economy · 22d ago · also in 1 newsroomPalo Alto Networks Reaches NIS 1 Trillion Valuation on Tel Aviv Stock ExchangeCybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks achieved a 1 trillion shekel valuation on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, driven by increased demand for its products amid rising AI-powered cyber threats. The company's stock has surged significantly since its February listing.Economy · 22d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael's Average Salary Rises 4% in July, High-Tech Jobs See Slight DeclineIsrael's average monthly salary rose by about 4% in July to 14,448 shekels, attributed to recovery day payments. The high-tech sector experienced a minor job decrease but saw its average salary increase.Economy · 22d agoIsraeli Brides Save Thousands by Sourcing Wedding Gowns from AsiaIsraeli brides are saving thousands of shekels on wedding and evening gowns by purchasing them from East Asia, where custom-made dresses cost a fraction of Israeli prices. The process involves international communication and fittings, but results in significant savings and satisfaction.More from i24NEWS