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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.
Group in the coverage barRight-wing pressIts own lean is rated Right.
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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Sports · 1h ago · also in 11 newsroomsEli Dasa Signs Two-Year Deal With Maccabi HaifaMaccabi Haifa has signed defender Eli Dasa to a two-year contract, reportedly worth $350,000 to $400,000 net annually. Teammate Lior Refaelov played a key role in facilitating the transfer, which also involved captain Omri Glazer. Dasa's insistence on a two-year deal was a significant factor in the negotiations. The club also valued his leadership experience for the locker room.Sports · 4h ago · also in 2 newsroomsAjax Draws as Israeli Duo Gloukh and Scher Face OffIsraeli players Oscar Gloukh and Chiron Scher faced each other as Ajax drew 1-1 with Nijmegen on Saturday. Gloukh started for Ajax but was substituted, receiving criticism from Dutch media for his performance. Scher scored Nijmegen's equalizer from a penalty. The match also highlighted the emergence of 17-year-old Ajax talent Abdallah Wazan, who is seen as a competitor for Gloukh's position.Sports · 5h agoHapoel Tel Aviv's Record Signing Douglas Owusu Shows Early PromiseHapoel Tel Aviv signed Douglas Owusu for a club-record 2.2 million euros, and he has scored three goals in six games. A source from his former club, Red Star Belgrade, believes they sold him too quickly, as he needed more time to develop. Despite interest from Maccabi Tel Aviv, Hapoel secured the transfer, with coach Eliniv Barda expressing confidence in Owusu's high potential and ongoing development.Sports · 5h ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Captain Eli Dasa Eyed by Maccabi Haifa Amid European ExitIsraeli national team captain Eli Dasa is being considered by Maccabi Haifa after concluding his European career. The 33-year-old free agent is also open to returning to the Israeli Premier League, having recently spoken with Hapoel Be'er Sheva. His decision is anticipated within the next two weeks, with Maccabi Haifa potentially freeing up a foreign player spot if they sign him.Sports · 6h agoReality Star Yisrael Deutsch Reveals Financial Struggles and New Soccer CareerReality TV star Yisrael Deutsch revealed on Instagram that he and his wife are facing financial difficulties, stating their situation is worse than before the show due to high expenses. He also discussed his challenging co-parenting arrangement and offered advice on divorce agreements. Deutsch is expecting a new baby with his wife, Mayan Ruth Shalom, and is also making a return to professional soccer, registering with M.S. Beer Yaakov Solomon for the 2026/2027 season.Sports · 6h agoMaccabi Tel Aviv Midfielder Ido Shahar Considers Future Amidst Reduced RoleMaccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Ido Shahar is considering his future with the club due to a reduced role this season, despite a strong performance last year. Facing increased competition, Shahar is in the final year of his contract and may seek a move to Europe. The club must decide on his future based on professional and financial interests, with potential transfers of other players also influencing the midfield's structure.Sports · 7h agoBnei Sakhnin Backs Coach After Foul-Mouthed Outburst at Maccabi Tel Aviv FansBnei Sakhnin's management backed coach Yossi Abuksis after he cursed at Maccabi Tel Aviv fans during a 0-0 draw. The club feels they would face harsher penalties if similar incidents occurred at their home stadium. Following the match, a fan bus was stoned, and the goalkeeper collected money thrown by fans for his performance.Sports · 7h ago · also in 4 newsroomsEuroleague Officials Leave Israel Without Final Decision on Game ReturnEuroleague officials have concluded a 24-hour visit to Israel without a final decision on the return of games. The delegation met with Israeli ministers and basketball executives, who are lobbying for the games to resume in Israel. While some Maccabi Tel Aviv officials are cautiously optimistic, others believe the new Euroleague CEO may be reluctant to force teams back. A potential team vote on the matter could create political hurdles.Sports · 17h ago · also in 11 newsroomsBnei Sakhnin Coach Abuksis Curses Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans After 0-0 DrawBnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abuksis cursed Maccabi Tel Aviv fans after their 0-0 draw, accusing them of wishing cancer on him and his family. The result ended Maccabi Tel Aviv's perfect start to the season. Sakhnin's goalkeeper was given cash by a fan at the end of the game. The match took place at Bloomfield Stadium.Sports · 22h ago · also in 2 newsroomsMaccabi Tel Aviv Fans to Honor Former Captain Sheran Yeini Years After RetirementMaccabi Tel Aviv's fan organization, Maccabi Panatics, will hold a special retirement ceremony and display for former captain Sheran Yeini during Saturday's game against Bnei Sakhnin. The tribute acknowledges Yeini's status as a club symbol years after his playing career ended. Yeini also recently competed on "Dancing with the Stars," reaching the advanced stages of the competition.Sports · 22h ago · also in 1 newsroomLance Stroll's Singapore Struggles Include Crash and Poor QualifyingAston Martin driver Lance Stroll had a rough day at the Singapore Grand Prix, qualifying 18th for Sunday's race after crashing out of the sprint race. Stroll spun off during qualifying and was later hit by Sergio Perez in the sprint, forcing both to retire. The results follow Stroll's best finish of the season last week, and his starting position makes scoring points difficult.Sports · 22h ago · also in 4 newsroomsMaccabi Tel Aviv Sponsor Urges Fans to Welcome Euroleague CEO Amid Return EffortsMaccabi Tel Aviv sponsor Eric Shilman urged fans to welcome Euroleague CEO respectfully during his visit to Israel. The visit aims to assess the possibility of returning Euroleague games to Israel, which have not been hosted there since the current season began. While clubs are optimistic, no commitment has been made regarding the return of games.Sports · 23h agoIsraeli Basketball League Faces Persistent Issues Despite PotentialThe Israeli Basketball Premier League is set to begin its 2026/27 season with improved team budgets and a competitive outlook, but continues to suffer from recurring issues. These include prolonged stoppages, player strikes, and a lack of clear agreements, alongside low attendance and a high turnover of foreign players. The league's scheduling is inconsistent, and financial instability plagues several teams, while excessive noise in arenas detracts from the fan experience.Sports · 23h ago · also in 2 newsroomsWest Ham and Manor Solomon Frustrated by Referee's Controversial CallWest Ham United drew 1-1 with Queens Park Rangers after a controversial penalty awarded in the 18th minute, which the referee later admitted was a mistake. Israeli player Manor Solomon played 68 minutes in the match. Jarrod Bowen missed a late penalty that could have secured a win for West Ham.Sports · 1d agoRaz Hershko to Fight for World Championship Bronze in BakuIsraeli judoka Raz Hershko will compete for the bronze medal at the World Judo Championships in Baku on Saturday. Ranked world number one, Hershko reached the semifinals after defeating rivals including Brazil's Beatriz Souza in a rematch of the Paris Olympics final. She was defeated in the semifinal by South Korea's Yu-Jeong Lee and will now face Croatia's Helena Vuković for third place.Sports · 1d agoIsraeli Player Anan Khalaili Cleared for Full Match Play by Crystal PalaceIsraeli player Anan Khalaili has recovered from a hamstring injury sustained during international duty and is cleared to play a full match for Crystal Palace against Nottingham Forest. Coach Peyre Saazh confirmed his fitness, ending speculation after he missed Israel's game against Ireland. Khalaili's return to full training means he is likely to feature in Crystal Palace's upcoming squad.Sports · 1d agoFormer Maccabi Tel Aviv Player Heitor Claims Hungarian Club is BiggerFormer Maccabi Tel Aviv defender Heitor believes his new Hungarian club, Újpest, is bigger than his previous team, citing more passionate fan support. Heitor stated that the fans' intense involvement and pressure at Újpest motivate him, contrasting it with less demanding fan bases elsewhere. The 26-year-old Brazilian has played six games for Újpest this season, scoring one goal and assisting another.Sports · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomDeni Avdija's Season Could Be Transformed by New TeammateIsraeli player Deni Avdija started the Portland Trail Blazers' preseason strongly, scoring 23 points in a win over Golden State. A sports site suggests that the addition of Ja Morant to the backcourt is making Avdija more effective offensively. His efficiency improved as he was surrounded by playmakers, a plan designed to help him. This setup could lead to Avdija's first All-Star season.Sports · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Guard Noam Yaacov Signs With Cleveland ChargeIsraeli guard Noam Yaacov, 21, has signed with the Cleveland Charge, the G League affiliate of the Cleveland Cavaliers, aiming to advance his career towards the NBA. He was unable to play college basketball in the US due to NCAA rules. Yaacov joins the team after a strong season in the Belgian-Dutch league, averaging over 17 points per game.Sports · 1d agoTop Israeli Premier League Stars Stuck on the BenchFive weeks into the Israeli Premier League season, several high-quality players, including Yarden Shua, are seeing limited playing time. A hypothetical "best bench team" composed of players who have started a maximum of once and played under 150 minutes highlights this trend. This assembly of talent suggests a strong team could be formed from these underutilized players, potentially competing for a playoff spot.Sports · 1d agoIsraeli Premier League Title Race Heats Up After Extended BreakThe Israeli Premier League returns after an extended break, with Maccabi Tel Aviv leading the title race but facing questions about maintaining momentum and team unity. Maccabi Haifa seeks to solidify its defense and consistent scoring, while Hapoel Tel Aviv must improve its offense. Hapoel Beer Sheva confronts a challenging schedule with European commitments, and Beitar Jerusalem aims to leverage its home advantage and resolve internal dynamics to contend.Sports · 1d agoBeitar Jerusalem Player's Red Shirt Sparks Fan OutrageBeitar Jerusalem player Eugene Ansah caused a stir by appearing in a video wearing a red shirt, angering fans who view the color as associated with rival teams. The incident occurred shortly after reports that Ansah is close to receiving Israeli citizenship. Fans reacted strongly on social media, with one suggesting a two-month suspension for wearing red.Sports · 2d agoVeteran Coach Reflects on Talent Development and Israeli FootballFormer youth football coach Arik Izikowitz, 70, reflected on his career developing Israeli talent at Beitar Tubruk. He criticized the high number of foreign players in Israeli leagues, stating it limits opportunities for local youth. Izikowitz also recounted refusing to coach Maor Buzaglo due to a dispute over his haircut. He believes his strict approach to discipline and academics produced better players and people.Sports · 2d agoLance Stroll Reports Brake Failure During Singapore Grand Prix PracticeFormula 1 driver Lance Stroll reported brake failure in his Aston Martin during practice for the Singapore Grand Prix. The Canadian driver expressed frustration over the radio, questioning the functionality of his brakes. The incident raises concerns for Aston Martin ahead of the race weekend, which also features challenging weather conditions and a sprint race format.Sports · 2d agoPini Gershon Criticizes Coach Itoudis's Referee InteractionsFormer coach Pini Gershon criticized Hapoel Tel Aviv's coach Dimitris Itoudis for interacting too much with referees, suggesting it harms his game management. Gershon believes Itoudis's extensive experience is crucial for the team's demanding season, and he doesn't think another coach would necessarily improve their performance. He also noted a missed call in their recent game against Valencia that favored the opposing team.Sports · 2d agoMaccabi Tel Aviv Owner Goldhar Unfazed by Criticism Over Manager's DismissalMaccabi Tel Aviv owner Mitch Goldhar has dismissed manager Yoav Ziv despite praise for his support during the Gaza hostage crisis, citing Ziv's history of misconduct. Ziv faced multiple suspensions and fines for unsportsmanlike behavior between 2022 and 2026. Meanwhile, commentator Nir Klinger's repeated attempts to secure a coaching role, including for the national team, are criticized due to his unsuccessful coaching career.Sports · 2d agoMaccabi Tel Aviv's Defensive Grit and Guard Play Key to Recent SuccessMaccabi Tel Aviv's EuroLeague performance has seen a recent resurgence, boosted by a crucial domestic league win that restored player confidence. Despite ongoing lineup inconsistencies and some player development still needed, the team is showing signs of progress ahead of challenging road games in Spain.Sports · 2d agoMaccabi Tel Aviv vs. Milan: Pini Gershon and Ofer Gross Recap EuroLeague WeekPini Gershon and Ofer "Juba" Gross analyzed the recent EuroLeague games in the "On the Buzzer" podcast. The discussion covered Maccabi Tel Aviv's win against Milan and Hapoel Tel Aviv's loss to Valencia. The episode provides sports news and updates for fans.Sports · 2d ago · also in 7 newsroomsMaccabi Tel Aviv Dominates Olimpia Milano in EuroLeague ClashMaccabi Tel Aviv defeated Olimpia Milano 97-79 in Belgrade, with Italian media expressing shock at Milano's performance and current losing streak. Israeli guard Yam Madar was named MVP of the game for his 17-point contribution. The loss marks Milano's third consecutive defeat across all competitions, deepening their crisis.Sports · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsCyprus Sports World Erupts Over Maccabi Tel Aviv's EuroLeague Hosting PlansMaccabi Tel Aviv's plan to host EuroLeague games in Limassol, Cyprus, has caused a political and sports uproar among Cypriot organizations. Local teams and federations claim they were not consulted about using the Spyros Kyprianou arena, disrupting their schedules. While authorities assure adjustments are made, the controversy has reached the Cypriot Parliament, alongside significant security preparations for the games.More from Israel Hayom