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Arutz Sheva
National-religious news outlet based in Beit El. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · Beit ElFounded 1988
The last 30 days
1,682reports translated
68%first to report
107 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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Arutz Sheva's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the Knesset and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Rabbi Calls for Broad Zionist Unity Government to End Political BoycottsPolitics · 5h agoProfessor Devora HaCohen, Scholar of Immigration, Dies at 90Culture · 6h agoNew Book by Dr. Haim Shine Explores Jewish Identity Amidst Modern ChallengesCulture · 6h agoBig stories Arutz Sheva skipped
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General · 2d ago · also in 9 newsroomsDozens Stranded in Haifa Cable Cars After Technical FaultDozens of people are stranded in Haifa's cable cars for over two hours after a technical fault shut down the upper section. The incident happened just two days after maintenance work concluded. Fire and rescue teams are preparing for a complex rescue operation if the system cannot be restarted.General · 2d agoSon of Widowed Mother of Nine Appeals for Public Aid to Settle DebtsYishai Cohen, son of a widowed mother of nine, is seeking public donations to help his mother, Dakala, pay off approximately one million shekels in debts left by his late father. The family faces potential loss of their home due to enforcement proceedings. A crowdfunding campaign has raised over 230,000 shekels so far, with Rabbi Yigal Cohen also appealing for support to help the family achieve financial stability.General · 2d agoHow to Challenge an Arbitration Award in Israel: A Legal GuideAn Israeli attorney explains how to challenge an arbitration award, emphasizing that it's not an appeal but a process focused on procedural flaws. Israeli law lists ten specific grounds for cancellation, requiring proof of a defect and a resulting miscarriage of justice. Strict deadlines, generally 45 days, apply to filing such challenges, making prompt legal consultation essential.General · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsDramatic Rescue of Girl Trapped Between Window and Bars on Sixth FloorA 14-year-old girl was dramatically rescued from the sixth floor of an apartment building in Modi'in Illit after becoming trapped between her window and security bars. Firefighters used a high-reach aerial platform to access the girl, cut through the bars, and safely bring her to the ground. The girl was unharmed during the complex operation.General · 3d agoPrepare for Amirnet Exam in 2026-2027 with Amirnet ProStudents facing the Amirnet exam in 2026-2027 need systematic preparation for its language and logic sections. The computer-based adaptive test assesses English proficiency for academic placement and can exempt students from courses. Effective preparation involves understanding question types, vocabulary building, and timed practice. The Amirnet Pro platform offers tools like adaptive simulations and a question bank to aid students in their studies.General · 3d agoDoctor Treated by Immigrant He Previously Assisted in JerusalemRonen Foxman, Director of the National Program for Aliyah of Doctors, was treated by Dr. Eitan Brandler, a new immigrant he had previously helped integrate into Israel. The surprising reunion took place at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem after Foxman experienced a medical complication following heart surgery. Foxman had spent months assisting Dr. Brandler with his aliyah, including medical licensing and job placement. This event highlighted the program's success in aiding immigrant doctors.General · 4d agoIsrael's Youth Need Diverse Preparation for a Changing WorldA new study shows the war has disrupted young Israelis' education, with over 35% delaying or dropping studies. This necessitates rethinking preparation for their future, moving beyond traditional year-long pre-military programs. Half-year preparatory programs are presented as a valuable, intensive alternative suited to modern youth's needs and learning styles. The focus should be on providing diverse, effective growth opportunities rather than adhering to rigid, outdated educational models.General · 4d agoKnesset Cafeteria Chef Reveals New Menu for Incoming LawmakersChef Chaim Cohen, who runs the Knesset cafeteria, shared details about the menu for the newly sworn-in 120 MKs. The cafeteria will offer traditional favorites like schnitzel and roast, alongside some new meat dishes. Cohen indicated that staff will learn the preferences of the new lawmakers in the coming days.General · 4d ago · also in 2 newsroomsTel Aviv to Install System Detecting Unnecessary Horn HonkingTel Aviv will deploy a new system at 11 locations to detect and fine drivers for unnecessary horn honking, starting in early 2027. Each case will be reviewed by an inspector before a ticket is issued. The initiative aims to reduce noise pollution, though it has drawn criticism regarding financial burdens and potential impacts on safety signaling.General · 5d agoPioneering Hesder Yeshivas Leader Rabbi Eliyahu HaCohen Rot DiesHe was instrumental in establishing and supporting the Hesder program, which combines military service with Torah study. Rabbi Rot also worked extensively with Jewish communities abroad and was involved in initiatives in Hebron and with Hillel. Tributes from fellow rabbis highlighted his scholarship, public service, and dedication to the Jewish people.General · 5d agoProminent Rabbi Yechiel Tzvi Taub Dies After IllnessRabbi Yechiel Tzvi Taub of Bnei Brak died Sunday after a long illness. He led a Kollel in Rishon LeZion, taught Torah, and was known for his spiritual devotion. His funeral took place Sunday afternoon in Bnei Brak, where he was buried. He is survived by a large family, including philanthropist Yitzchak Taub.General · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomDream Lottery Bonus Draw Closes Wednesday With $15,000 Cash PrizeThe "Dream Lottery" is concluding its bonus draw on Wednesday, November 11th, where participants can win $15,000 cash. The draw also includes a chance to win a $1.3 million luxury apartment in Jerusalem, with a 1+1 ticket promotion currently active. Proceeds from the lottery support various charitable causes in Israel. The lottery has awarded eight apartments since 2018.General · 5d agoRabbi Shlomo Grous, Longtime Lecturer at Yeshivat Nechalim, Passes AwayRabbi Shlomo Grous, a beloved lecturer at Yeshivat Nechalim for two decades, has died. Head of the yeshiva, Rabbi Shmuel Lorenz, remembered him as a "very pleasant, sympathetic, and greatly beloved person." Rabbi Grous, who also ran a business, stepped down from teaching about 17-18 years ago. His funeral will be held today in Petah Tikva.General · 6d agoNews Correspondent's Scathing Message Sparks Controversy Amidst Presenter SuspensionNews 13 correspondent Suliman Maswadeh posted and deleted a controversial Arabic message on Instagram, sparking speculation about internal channel disputes. This followed the suspension of presenter Eyal Berkovich for questioning an academic's title during a broadcast. Co-presenter Moriyah Asraf defended Berkovich and criticized media censorship, while promising to continue featuring diverse viewpoints on their show.General · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Public Broadcasting Corporation Condemns Journalist Ayla HassonThe Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) has strongly condemned journalist Ayla Hasson for her recent statements criticizing the corporation's management and alleging election irregularities. Kan denied Hasson's claims of being dictated her response and expressed full support for Deputy Director General Lior Landenberg, who reportedly faced threats. The corporation also criticized Hasson's generalized remarks about the Arab sector and Bedouin women, stating they undermine public trust in elections.General · 10d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMajor Traffic Disruptions Expected on Ayalon Highway Near Herzliya This WeekendMajor traffic disruptions are expected on the Ayalon Highway near Herzliya this weekend due to extensive work by the Israel Electric Corporation. The highway will be closed in both directions for extended periods, starting Thursday night and concluding early Sunday morning. Drivers are advised to expect significant delays and use alternative routes like Highways 2, 4, and 5.General · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomSammy Ofer Stadium in Haifa Ranked Among World's Top 10 VenuesSammy Ofer Stadium in Haifa, Israel, was ranked ninth globally on a list of the top 100 recommended football stadiums for 2026 by "Worth a Journey." The modern venue, which hosts Maccabi and Hapoel Haifa, was praised for its atmosphere and facilities, outranking famous stadiums like Liverpool's Anfield. It is also the highest-ranked stadium in the Middle East on the list.General · 11d ago · also in 1 newsroomComedian Guy Hochman Claims Political Stance Cost Him Commercial CampaignComedian Guy Hochman claims he was disqualified from a commercial campaign due to a political post advocating for a "Zionist partnership government." He stated he received a message indicating "top brass" canceled his involvement after he expressed a political opinion. Hochman maintains he did not support any specific party but favored a joint government.General · 16d agoChannel 7 Names Winners of Knesset Election Prediction ContestChannel 7 has declared Eliezer and Koko the joint winners of its election prediction contest, which attracted over 400 participants. The contest challenged users to forecast the mandate distribution for the 26th Knesset elections. Seven other participants were recognized for their close predictions and received dinner prizes. Channel 7 thanked all participants for their engagement.General · 16d agoFaith's Power: From Ancient Sacrifice to Nuclear EnergyAn essay connects Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac to the splitting of the Red Sea, highlighting the power of faith and spiritual devotion. It draws parallels between this ancient act and modern physics, particularly Einstein's E=mc² equation, to illustrate how seemingly simple actions can hold immense, lasting power. The article argues that the Jewish people's strength stems primarily from this spiritual heritage, not just material might.General · 16d agoDream Lottery Offers $1.3 Million Jerusalem Apartment, Cash PrizesThe "Dream Lottery" is offering a chance to win a $1.3 million apartment in Jerusalem or a $700,000 cash prize. A bonus draw for $15,000 cash closes on November 11. Ticket sales support various charitable initiatives, including IDF bases and needy families. The main draw will take place in 5787.General · 18d agoRabbi Dedicates Sermon to Tech Professional Who Died in Accident After Recovering From IllnessRabbi Natanel Eliyashiv delivered a sermon remembering Ofir Deli, a 43-year-old resident of Eli who recently died in an accident shortly after recovering from a severe illness. Deli was known for his strong faith, work in high-tech, and dedication to students. The rabbi described Deli as a man of faith who balanced his secular and religious life, leaving a lasting impact on those who knew him.General · 18d agoIsraeli Leaders Mourn Social Activist Shufi PazIsraeli leaders and activists mourned the passing of social activist Shufi Paz, 74, a prominent figure in the fight against asylum seekers in South Tel Aviv. Attendees at her funeral included Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana and several ministers and MKs. Speakers remembered Paz as a brave, determined, and selfless fighter for Israel's Jewish identity and for the residents of South Tel Aviv, highlighting her willingness to pay personal costs for her activism.General · 20d ago · also in 4 newsroomsBennett Fiercely Attacks Journalist Hasson, Calling Her a 'Big Liar'Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett harshly criticized journalist Ayelet Hasson during a Channel 13 interview, calling her a "very big liar." The exchange occurred after Bennett was questioned about renovations at his Raanana home, which Hasson had investigated. Bennett claimed the work was for security, not private renovation.General · 21d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time, Clocks Move Back One HourIsrael officially moved to winter time early Sunday morning, setting clocks back one hour. This change, governed by a 2013 law, will last until March 26, 2027. While automatic adjustments are common on digital devices, the shift means earlier sunsets and potentially more traffic in the dark.General · 21d ago · also in 2 newsroomsToddler Found Unresponsive at Home in Bnei Brak, DiesA 3.5-year-old toddler, Yehuda Neufeld, was found unconscious in his Bnei Brak home during Shabbat and later pronounced dead. Emergency services attempted resuscitation but were unsuccessful. ZAKA volunteers provided support to the family and managed the deceased's arrangements. The funeral was scheduled for later that evening at the Yarkon Cemetery.General · 21d agoThousands of Lone Soldiers Get One-Stop Shop for ErrandsAround 10,000 lone soldiers and recent veterans attended an "Errands Day" event at Expo Tel Aviv, organized by FIDF, Nefesh B'Nefesh, the IDF, and the Association for the Soldier's Welfare. Over 70 organizations provided essential services like driver's licenses, document processing, and employment assistance to simplify bureaucratic hurdles for soldiers serving without family support. The event, part of Lone Soldier Appreciation Week, aimed to show these soldiers that Israeli society supports them.General · 23d agoFrom Family Tragedy to Viral Fame: Adi Shamai Cohen's JourneyContent creator Adi Shamai Cohen, known for the viral "I'm a Bibi-supporter" video, discussed his transition from acting studies to online political commentary following his brother's death. His viral success led to a role on Channel 14's panel, where he brings his authentic style. Cohen expressed concerns about societal polarization and the upcoming elections, while also aspiring to host his own accessible political show. He continues to pursue his passion for music alongside his media career.General · 23d agoReligious Zionist Community Urged to Honor Educators This ShabbatThe National Religious Education Administration is urging religious Zionist communities to honor teachers this Shabbat during the Torah portion of Vayetzei. The initiative aims to thank educators for their vital role in shaping children's lives and to restore dignity to the teaching profession. The call comes amid concerns about teacher burnout, low pay, and a decline in new recruits to the field.General · 24d ago · also in 5 newsroomsFormer Chief Rabbinate Director-General Critically Injured, Public Urged to PrayYehuda Rachamim Cohen, former Director-General of the Chief Rabbinate, was seriously injured and is in need of prayers. Chief Rabbi David Yosef called on the public to pray for his recovery. Cohen's condition is described as critical, requiring significant divine mercy.More from Arutz Sheva