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Israel Hayom
Free national daily newspaper based in Tel Aviv. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 42 other newsrooms.
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OwnerIsrael Hayom Ltd.Privately funded free daily
Language and baseHebrew · Tel AvivFounded 2007
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Israel Hayom's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Hamas, the police, Netanyahu and the United States its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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General · 1h agoHow to Prevent Spiders From Entering Your Home This FallAs autumn arrives in Israel, male spiders enter homes in search of mates, often hiding in cracks and crevices. To prevent infestations, homeowners can close windows at night to block insect prey, and manage outdoor lighting to avoid attracting more pests. Sealing cracks, maintaining a tidy environment, and using natural repellents like peppermint oil can further deter spiders from entering living spaces.General · 2h ago · also in 1 newsroomHaifa Housing Project Named for Fallen Soldier Enters OccupancyThe "Ramat Dekel" urban renewal project in Haifa, featuring 72 new apartments, has begun occupancy. Named after Captain Dekel Suissa, who fell in the Iron Swords War, the project also includes plans for a memorial and community garden. The development replaced an older building and significantly increased the housing stock in the area. A few apartments are still available for purchase.General · 3h agoBluebird Airways Launches Year-Round Direct Flights to CreteBluebird Airways has launched year-round direct flights from Tel Aviv to Heraklion, Crete, with one-way fares starting at 65 euros. The airline is extending its service into the autumn and winter seasons for the first time, offering city break experiences and weekend vacation packages. These flights aim to provide convenient travel for tourists and the growing Israeli community in Crete, who previously faced longer journeys.General · 7h agoAriel University Launches New System to Ensure Fair Course RegistrationAriel University has launched a new pilot system for elective course registration, developed by Professor Erel Segal-Halevi, to ensure fairer distribution and prevent discrimination. The system replaces the "first come, first served" method with a point-allocation and algorithmic assignment process over two days. It aims to minimize disparities, accommodate reservists, and provide transparency. The university is considering expanding the system if the pilot proves successful.General · 1d agoIsraeli Duo Mally and Lial's Strange Journey Could Become a Docu-SeriesThe unusual story of Mally and Lial, who disappeared in Israel and were later found in Namibia posing as Israelis, is being compared to a potential docu-series. Their journey involved international agencies before they were identified as an Iranian mother and daughter by a Persian-speaking emissary. They have since returned to Israel, with their bizarre adventure sparking suggestions for a television adaptation.General · 2d agoInvestigation Alleges Coercion by Charity Promoted by CelebritiesAn investigation by Shomrim alleges that the Or HaRashbi association, promoted by celebrities like Natalie Dadon and Michal Hakatanah, used intimidation tactics to prevent donors from canceling contributions and imposed unauthorized charges. The association reportedly collected approximately 96.6 million shekels in 2024. While celebrities promoted products like "Blessing Honey" and "Holy Rashbi Candle," the investigation found no evidence they were aware of the alleged coercive practices. The association denied the claims, stating all charges are consensual and pledging to investigate any specific cases brought to their attention.General · 2d agoReality Star Tia Galili Seeks Help Amidst Personal CrisisTia Galili, a winner of the 2019 reality show "The Race to a Million," has publicly requested professional help via Instagram, revealing her life has been turned upside down by a divorce. Galili, who won one million shekels with her friend Fay Zakita, feels she is a burden to her support network and is unable to function. She is seeking external assistance to navigate her difficult circumstances.General · 2d agoIsraeli Influencer Bar Cohen Relocates to High-Rise Apartment, Praises View and Pest-Free LivingIsraeli influencer Bar Cohen and her family have moved from a ground-floor house to an 18th-floor apartment, citing relief from pests and enjoying the view. She addressed follower concerns about power outages and construction, stating they are leased for four years. Cohen plans to eventually move to her own penthouse, appreciating the escape from scorpions at their previous home.General · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomHostage Survivor Avinatan Or Discusses Breakup With Noa ArgamaniHostage survivor Avinatan Or stated he needs to move forward in life following his breakup with Noa Argamani and is now "available" for a new relationship. Or recounted his abduction on October 7, affirming he would attempt to save Argamani again. He also detailed his escape attempt from captivity, which involved digging a tunnel, and described his most difficult moments as thoughts of a partial hostage deal.General · 2d agoScientists Explain Why Sunsets Appear So VividVibrant sunsets are caused by the scattering of sunlight's different wavelengths as it travels through the atmosphere. At sunset, light travels further, scattering away blue hues and leaving reds and oranges. High clouds can reflect this light, intensifying colors, while atmospheric particles can deepen them. Clean air and an unobstructed horizon contribute to particularly striking displays.General · 3d agoNova Party Survivor Mia Regev Shares Trauma After ReleaseHostage survivor Mia Regev detailed her ongoing trauma three years after her abduction from the Nova music festival and release from Hamas captivity. She described avoiding the anniversary of the massacre and using a busy schedule for distraction, but ultimately felt overwhelmed. Regev paid tribute to fellow victims the deceased victim and Ori Danino, vowing to honor their memory, and reflected on her personal growth into a stronger individual despite the lasting impact of the trauma.General · 3d ago · also in 4 newsroomsMother and Daughter Return to Israel After 64-Day International SearchMali Yalomi, 50, and her daughter Lial, 23, returned to Israel on Wednesday after a 64-day international journey that began as a mysterious disappearance in Europe. After an extensive search across multiple continents, they were located in Argentina, stating their actions were voluntary. A recent report of their arrest in Namibia was a case of mistaken identity involving two Iranian citizens. Police have confirmed the case is closed and they are not suspects.General · 4d agoFormer Hostage Omer Wenkert Builds New Life in Real EstateOmer Wenkert, who was held captive by Hamas for 505 days, has built a new life in Tel Aviv, pursuing a career in real estate and delivering lectures worldwide. He attributes his personal transformation partly to his time in captivity, during which he planned his future. Wenkert joined the Palmo Group's marketing and sales team after connecting with co-owner Peleg Yariv. While he has found success and fulfillment, he also manages the physical and mental challenges that persist from his ordeal.General · 4d agoThe True Purpose of Your Oven's Bottom Drawer RevealedThe drawer beneath an oven serves multiple purposes, including storage, warming food, or even grilling, depending on the model. Appliance experts advise checking the control panel and physical features of the drawer to determine its function. If it's for storage, manufacturers warn against keeping flammable items or heat-sensitive materials inside due to residual heat from the oven.General · 4d agoCampaign Launched to Support Children Orphaned by October 7 AttacksThe "Atufim Be'ahava" organization, in partnership with Bank Hapoalim's Bit app and Shufersal, has launched a campaign to support 573 children who lost a parent on October 7. Donations can be made via the Bit app, Shufersal stores, and the organization's website until October 14. The organization is committed to providing long-term support, including financial aid and personal guidance, until the beneficiaries turn 30.General · 4d agoStrangers Form Lifelong Bond After Harrowing Escape from Nova FestivalThree strangers, Omer Leshem, Ronald Rosenfeld, and Daniel Yechiel, formed a deep bond after escaping the Nova music festival together on October 7th. They met when Omer entered the car driven by Ronald and Daniel during the attack. After a harrowing escape, their connection grew, leading them to consider each other family. Omer is now an advocate for Nova survivors, working with the Nova Tribe Community Association.General · 4d agoNova Party Survivors Forge Lifelong Bond After Harrowing EscapeTwo strangers, Noa Levi and Shai Shemesh, met during the October 7th Nova music festival massacre and escaped together, forming a deep friendship. After fleeing the attack separately, they reunited by chance and Shemesh provided Levi with crucial assistance. Months later, they reconnected and have since become close, now working together at the Nova Community Association. Their bond exemplifies the mutual aid and resilience shown by survivors.General · 4d agoOrphans of Fallen Soldiers Find Solace in Shared ExperienceChildren who lost fathers in the IDF and security forces are finding community at the "Otzma" camp for orphans. Since October 7, over 1,000 new orphans have joined, and the camp offers a space where they don't have to explain their loss. The children share memories and the challenges of growing up without their fathers, while appreciating the understanding they find among peers and staff. The organization aims to help them feel like children first, not just orphans.General · 4d ago · also in 1 newsroomJournalist Oren Nahari's Phone Receives Interview Request Two Months After His DeathTwo months after the death of Israeli journalist Oren Nahari, his phone received a WhatsApp message from a magazine editor requesting an interview. Nahari's stepson shared the exchange online, where the reply from Nahari's phone humorously stated he had died two months prior. Nahari, known for his foreign news coverage and interviews with world leaders, passed away at 70 after battling ALS. He was remembered as a "unique voice" by the President of Israel.General · 4d ago · also in 4 newsroomsNational Memorial Ceremony for October 7th Victims to Be Held in Tel AvivA national memorial ceremony for the October 7th victims will be held tomorrow, Wednesday, at 9:15 PM in Tel Aviv's Ganei Yehoshua Park, hosted by former hostage Eli Sharabi and actress Shani Cohen. Tens of thousands are expected to attend the event, which will be broadcast live internationally. Significant traffic and road closures are planned around the park, with Israel Railways adjusting its schedule to assist attendees.General · 4d ago · also in 3 newsroomsPresident to Honor Dubai Flight Heroes with Civil Bravery AwardPresident Yitzhak Herzog will award six individuals who were on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight the "President's Award for Civil Bravery" on Thursday. The ceremony will be held at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. This is the highest civil bravery honor in Israel, established after October 7th to recognize extraordinary acts of courage. The award recognizes individuals who risked their lives to save others.General · 4d agoNew Residential Building Occupied in Haifa's Sea West ProjectYehuda Levy Group has begun occupancy of a new 54-apartment building in Haifa's Kiryat Haim neighborhood as part of the Sea West urban renewal project. The building at 27 Makhel Street was expanded from 24 to 54 units and is located 200 meters from the sea. This is the third building in the 10-building project, which will ultimately comprise 492 units. Occupancy for other buildings in the project is scheduled over the next three years.General · 4d agoNetanya Falafel Shop Offers Free Meals to Those in NeedFalafel Tova, a Netanya falafel shop operating since 1952, has become a local institution known for its "Tasbich" dish and a generous policy of offering free meals. The shop openly advertises on its menu that it will feed anyone who is short on cash. This practice has cemented its reputation as a community-oriented establishment serving multiple generations of residents.General · 5d agoUnderstanding Who Operates Your Flight: A Guide to Airline AgreementsAirlines commonly sell flights operated by other companies through arrangements like Wet Leases and Code Shares, a practice regulated in Israel. Passengers booking flights should look for the "Operated by" designation to identify the actual operating carrier, as the airline selling the ticket may not be the one flying the plane. Dry Leases involve leasing only the aircraft, while Wet Leases include the aircraft and crew, and Code Shares allow multiple airlines to sell seats on a single flight. This information is intended to be disclosed during the booking process.General · 5d agoYael Bar Zohar Marks Three Years Since Nephew's MurderMedia personality Yael Bar Zohar posted a tribute to her nephew, Eli Baram, on the third anniversary of his murder on October 7th. She detailed the family's desperate search for him, her grief upon learning of his death, and her anger over intelligence failures. Bar Zohar expressed that the nation has not recovered from the tragedy and apologized for not being able to save him.General · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsDr. Yehuda David, Decorated Combat Doctor and Orthopedic Surgeon, Dies at 73Dr. Yehuda David, a decorated combat surgeon and orthopedic specialist who served in multiple Israeli conflicts, died at 73 after a battle with cancer and a failed heart transplant. He was recognized for his bravery under fire during the Second Lebanon War and for exposing alleged deception in the Mohammed al-Dura case. He continued serving in the reserves even while ill.General · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsAvner Netanyahu and Dana Tsvag Share First Couple Photo from London TripAvner Netanyahu and Dana Tsvag shared their first couple's photo from London on Instagram. The relationship, previously reported in July, is now publicly confirmed by the couple.General · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsModel Model Praises Hostage Survivor Avinatan Or After TV InterviewModel the model expressed admiration for hostage survivor Avinatan Or after Or's interview detailing his captivity experiences and views on negotiations. Or discussed his time in Gaza tunnels, interactions with captors, and his stance on hostage deals, emphasizing that a deal should not be made at any cost.General · 5d ago · also in 3 newsroomsUnusual Sunset Prompts Israelis to Capture Phenomenal Sky ViewsAn unusual sunset with vibrant colors prompted widespread photo-sharing across Israeli social media and WhatsApp on Monday evening. An explanation attributed the phenomenon to high-altitude cirrus clouds made of ice crystals.General · 5d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Shifts to Winter Time This WeekendIsrael will switch to winter time on the night of October 24-25, 2026, moving clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM. This change reflects the country's natural time zone and is scheduled for a period of minimal public and economic activity to avoid technical disruptions.More from Israel Hayom