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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.
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OwnerAltice GroupCommercial television
Language and baseHebrew · JaffaFounded 2013
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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
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Politics · 2h agoGreen Flag Convoys Patrol Ramla, Lod Amidst Police Concerns of ClashesConvoys with green flags drove through Ramla and Lod on Tuesday, prompting a senior police official to prepare for potential clashes, attributing the mobilization to the Jarushi crime family. Voter turnout in both cities was around 26-27% by early afternoon. An expert noted significant logistical efforts by the Ra'am party to bring Bedouin voters to the polls, predicting increased support for Ra'am and worsening governance issues in the Negev.Politics · 3h ago · also in 18 newsroomsIsrael Election Results Expected After Polls Close TonightIsrael's 2026 election results are expected after polling stations close tonight at 10:00 PM. i24NEWS will broadcast live coverage and provide ongoing updates as vote counting begins. The final official results are anticipated to be announced by the Central Elections Committee in the coming days.Politics · 6h ago · also in 9 newsroomsVoter Turnout Hits Record High Since 1981 by Mid-MorningNational voter turnout reached a record 16.68% by 10:00 AM on Tuesday, the highest since 1981. Over 1.2 million Israelis had voted by mid-morning, with turnout varying by city. Separately, three individuals were arrested for alleged election bribery, and IDF turnout was 30%.Politics · 7h ago · also in 5 newsroomsThree Negev Residents Arrested on Suspicion of Election Bribery; Ra'am Complains to Central Elections CommitteePolice arrested three Negev residents suspected of election bribery, allegedly to influence votes for the Ra'am party. Ra'am filed a complaint with the Central Elections Committee, claiming they are being targeted and reporting ballot issues. The party accused right-wing elements of trying to weaken their electoral prospects.Politics · 9h agoElection Committee Denies Likud Voter Tracking Claims, Says Reports Are FakeIsrael's Central Election Committee has refuted claims that the Likud party is tracking voters using an application, labeling the reports as fake. The committee confirmed it has no current evidence of such activity. Meanwhile, the United Torah Judaism party has set up a center to monitor voter numbers and encourage Haredi participation in the elections.Politics · 9h ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Election Day: Party Leaders Cast Votes as Polls OpenIsrael is holding elections for the 26th Knesset today, with party leaders casting their votes early. Arie Deri of Shas voted in Jerusalem, while Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot are expected to do so soon. Over 7.3 million Israelis are eligible to vote at 12,018 polling stations, which are open from 7 AM to 10 PM. The Election Committee anticipates high turnout, with 36 parties competing.Politics · 11h ago · also in 5 newsroomsForeign Press Focuses Intensely on Israeli ElectionsIsraeli elections are drawing significant international media attention, viewed globally as a geopolitical drama impacting world stability. The United States is closely watching due to security aid and regional influence, while European coverage varies by country. What Israelis see as domestic campaigning is perceived abroad as a critical event concerning war and peace.Politics · 11h agoCost of Living Ignored in Election Campaigns Amid Security ConcernsAs Israel approaches the 26th Knesset elections, the rising cost of living, marked by a 14% surge in flour prices, is being overshadowed by security concerns in political campaigns. Economic experts criticize the lack of credible plans to tackle monopolies, while major parties like Likud and Achva focus on other issues or face criticism regarding their economic proposals and past actions. Parties focused on economic issues are struggling to gain traction, and public sentiment indicates a prioritization of security over economic worries.Politics · 11h ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Heads to Polls for 26th Knesset ElectionsIsrael is holding elections for the 26th Knesset on October 27, 2026, with over 7.3 million eligible voters and 36 competing lists. Polls open at 7 AM and close at 10 PM, with around 100,000 staff managing the process. Party leaders will vote and then tour polling stations, encouraging public participation.Politics · 18h agoRehovot Dubbed 'Israel's Ohio' for Election Prediction AccuracyThe Israeli city of Rehovot is being called "Israel's Ohio" because its election results have historically predicted national outcomes. In the 2022 elections, Rehovot's party rankings matched the national results precisely. It remains to be seen if the city will accurately predict the upcoming election.Politics · 20h ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Election Day: What Happens After the Polls CloseHours before the 2026 Israeli elections, analyst Roni Shchuchinsky detailed the post-election government formation process. Polls open at 7 AM and close at 10 PM, with exit polls released immediately and official results by November 4th. The President will task a lawmaker with forming a government within 28 days, extendable to 42, with dissolution and new elections as a last resort.Politics · 20h agoIsrael's Election Day Operations Involve 100,000 Staff, AI ScrutinyIsrael's Central Elections Committee is deploying 100,000 staff and advanced technology for election day, including AI-driven disinformation monitoring and on-site inspectors. A record 600,000 "double envelopes" from soldiers, patients, and prisoners are expected, potentially influencing the final results. The committee is working to counter fake news and ensure election integrity amidst technological challenges.Politics · 20h agoMK Pindrus Tells Critics of Haredi Draft Exemption to Leave IsraelMember of Knesset Yitzhak Pindrus of United Torah Judaism told critics of Haredi draft exemptions that they could leave Israel, as the community intends to remain. Pindrus stated the airports and borders are open for those who disagree with the Haredi stance on conscription. He also claimed the issue of Haredi draft avoidance is fabricated and stems from a past policy change.Politics · 1d agoSmall Parties Risk Election Outcome as Votes Hinge on ThresholdSeveral small Israeli political parties are precariously close to the electoral threshold, potentially deciding the outcome of the upcoming election. Lists led by Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelicha, and Ofer Vinter, are polling near the 3.25% requirement, with their success or failure significantly impacting the balance of power between the right-wing and center-left blocs. Historical precedents show that votes lost below the threshold have historically altered election results, influencing government formation and potentially leading to unintended consequences for the blocs they represent.Politics · 1d ago · also in 16 newsroomsLula Defeats Bolsonaro's Son in Tight Brazilian Presidential ElectionIncumbent Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won re-election, narrowly defeating Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the former president, with 51.8% of the vote. The election was a close contest between the left-wing Lula, known for anti-Israel views, and the pro-Israel Bolsonaro. Lula's victory secures him a fourth term, while Bolsonaro aimed to continue his father's legacy and strengthen ties with Israel.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomClose Brazil Election Race: Lula Leads Bolsonaro After 90% of Votes CountedBrazil's presidential election is a close contest between incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. With 83% of votes counted, Lula leads with 51.43% to Bolsonaro's 48.57%. Lula, known for his anti-Israel views, seeks a fourth term, while Bolsonaro, a right-wing candidate, aims to strengthen ties with Israel. The outcome will significantly shape Brazil's foreign policy and international alliances.Politics · 1d ago · also in 15 newsroomsTrump Endorses Netanyahu Again With Two Days Until Israeli ElectionFormer U.S. President Donald Trump released a second endorsement of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu two days before Israeli elections. Trump praised Netanyahu as a "fighting Prime Minister" and highlighted his own foreign policy successes, particularly regarding Iran. He urged Israelis to vote for Netanyahu to "finish the job we started."Politics · 1d agoParties Intensify Final Push for Votes as Election Day NearsIsraeli political parties are making a final, intense effort to win over undecided voters in the last 36 hours before election day. Activists are working in public spaces and even greeting Israelis returning from abroad to encourage votes. The focus is on maximizing turnout, with every vote seen as potentially decisive in shaping the country's future.Politics · 1d agoIsraeli Lawmaker Calls for Renewed Talks With Palestinians, PA Control of GazaIsraeli lawmaker Gilad Kariv of the Democrats party called for renewed negotiations with the Palestinians and for the Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza. Speaking at a conference on Sunday, Kariv stated that the PA is the only relevant force for managing Gaza, with international and Arab support. He urged Israelis to choose between Hamas and the PA, advocating for a connection between Gaza and the West Bank.Politics · 1d agoBennett's Party Plans Knesset Speaker Role if Eisenkot Leads GovernmentNaftali Bennett's "Yachad" party is planning to seek the Knesset Speaker position if Gadi Eisenkot forms a government. The party aims to leverage its members' parliamentary experience against Eisenkot's less experienced list. Securing the Speaker role, typically held by the ruling party, may require Eisenkot to make significant concessions to form a coalition.Politics · 2d agoUS Presidents' Involvement Has Shaped Israeli Politics Over DecadesU.S. presidential involvement in Israeli politics, particularly election campaigns, has grown significantly over the past 30 years. Starting with Bill Clinton's support for Shimon Peres, subsequent presidents like George W. Bush and Barack Obama have influenced Israeli leadership and policy through various means, including letters of assurance and diplomatic pressure. This dynamic has intensified, with current U.S. leaders sometimes offering direct endorsements, highlighting the intertwined nature of U.S.-Israeli political relations.Politics · 2d agoRabbi Backs Vinter's Election Run Amid Pressure From Netanyahu, SmotrichRabbi Eli Sadan is supporting Ofer Vinter's election bid despite pressure from Likud and Religious Zionism to make him withdraw. Sadan believes Vinter's party must pass the electoral threshold for Prime Minister Netanyahu to form a right-wing government. Both Netanyahu and Smotrich had previously pressured Vinter to drop out of the race.Politics · 2d ago · also in 12 newsroomsElection Numbers: 7.3 Million Voters, 450 Million Ballots, 100,000 WorkersIsrael's Central Elections Committee has released figures for the upcoming 26th Knesset elections, with 7.3 million eligible voters and 12,018 polling stations. Preparations involve printing 450 million ballots and employing up to 100,000 workers on election day. The election budget stands at NIS 690 million, aiming to ensure a fair and accessible voting process.Politics · 2d agoNetanyahu Clarifies Remarks on Hypothetical Economic SanctionsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified his remarks on hypothetical economic sanctions, stating he was answering a hypothetical question about transitioning to cryptocurrency, not predicting it. The clarification followed public outcry over his earlier comments. Netanyahu asserted Israel's economic strength and its ability to counter sanctions with various measures, citing IMF growth projections for the country.Politics · 2d agoIsrael's Ben Airport Sees High Passenger Traffic Ahead of ElectionsTraffic is projected to decrease slightly on Monday and election day Tuesday, with around 55,000 and 52,000 passengers respectively. These numbers coincide with Israel's 7.3 million eligible voters, of whom 6.5 million live in the country and 810,000 abroad.Politics · 2d agoOfer Winter Defends Hugging Rival Gadi Eisenkot Amidst Political FirestormOfer Winter, chairman of the 'Am Israel' party, defended hugging rival Gadi Eisenkot on TV, stating he would embrace any "brother" regardless of political views. Winter acknowledged ideological differences with Eisenkot but called for an end to political hatred and boycotts. He also affirmed his commitment to the right-wing bloc and stated he would not serve under Eisenkot.Politics · 2d agoRed-Green Alliance Threatens Western and Israeli IdentityA "Red-Green Alliance" between the progressive left and Islamist groups is creating a political paradox in the West and Israel, where shared opposition to the right is leading to the overlooking of fundamental ideological differences. In Israel, the 2021 Bennett-Lapid government's reliance on the Islamist Ra'am party is highlighted as a concern. The article questions the legitimacy of partners and the compromises made in the pursuit of political power, emphasizing the need for clear national and security principles.Politics · 2d ago · also in 7 newsroomsBrazil Presidential Election Heads to Runoff Between Lula and Bolsonaro's SonBrazil's presidential election is heading to a runoff on October 25 between incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro. Neither candidate secured the necessary 50% of votes in the first round. Bolsonaro, representing a right-wing, pro-Israel stance, is challenging Lula's left-wing platform focused on independent foreign policy and ties with China.Politics · 2d agoIsraeli Elections Marked by Dramatic Late Swings and Upset VictoriesIsraeli elections are known for dramatic late shifts in results, with fortunes often reversing until the final ballot is counted. Key historical examples include the 1977 election ending decades of Alignment rule, and the 1996 election where Benjamin Netanyahu narrowly defeated Shimon Peres. The 2015 election also saw a significant late swing, proving that final results, not polls, determine the outcome.Politics · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsParty Urges Election Committee Chair to Cancel Netanyahu's Meeting on Purity of ElectionsAhead of the 2026 elections, a party associated with Eizenkot has asked the Attorney General and the Elections Committee chair to cancel a meeting between Benjamin Netanyahu and the police chief on election integrity. The Shin Bet has also begun providing state security for Yair Golan and Winter.More from i24NEWS