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Language and baseHebrew · Jerusalem
The last 30 days
1,151reports translated
54%first to report
123 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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JDN's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Haredi press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the Knesset its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,160 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly JDN had it
IDF Eliminates Hamas Nukhba Operatives in Gaza, Including Nir Oz KidnapperSecurity · 16m agoTop Rabbi Publicly Appeals for Orphaned Student's WeddingCulture · 33m agoEisenkot Declares Netanyahu 'Transitional Premier Without Mandate'Politics · 1h agoBig stories JDN skipped
Israel Votes After Four Years; Turnout Reaches 16.68%Covered by 20 newsroomsNetherlands Withdraws from Eurovision 2027 Over Israel's ParticipationCovered by 19 newsroomsElection Day Spending Surges 37% as Israelis Flock to MallsCovered by 18 newsroomsLatest from JDN
Health · 23h ago · also in 2 newsroomsInfant Dies in Jerusalem After Not Waking From SleepA one-and-a-half-year-old toddler from Jerusalem's Beit Vagan neighborhood died Tuesday morning after not waking from sleep. Emergency medical services performed resuscitation efforts at the scene and transported the child to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, where his death was confirmed. The toddler was found without a pulse or breathing and was evacuated in critical condition.Health · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomProminent Rabbi's Health Declines, Urgent Prayers RequestedRabbi Yitzchak HaKohen, Rosh Yeshiva of Grodna in Bnei Brak, was hospitalized and his condition worsened, requiring transfer to intensive care. Doctors consider the next few hours critical for his health. The Torah community is calling for widespread public prayer for his recovery. The situation has caused significant concern within religious circles.Health · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsHassidic Man Revived After Collapsing in Jerusalem TaxiParamedics in Jerusalem successfully revived a 47-year-old Hassidic man who collapsed in a taxi. The medical team administered advanced life support, including a defibrillator, and the man's pulse returned. He was taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in serious but stable condition, with responders crediting the swift response for saving his life.Health · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomMiracle Baby Survives Rare Liver Disease, Family Faces Financial RuinA baby boy has survived a rare liver disease and a critical transplant after doctors had given up hope, earning him the nickname "miracle child." The family, however, is facing severe emotional and financial hardship after nine months of continuous hospitalization and inability to work. Their other children are also suffering from the prolonged crisis, and the family is now appealing for urgent financial aid to prevent total collapse.Health · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomGur Rabbi to Undergo Medical Treatment at Hadassah HospitalThe Grand Rabbi of Gur will begin dialysis treatments at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem. His four sons held a prayer service for his recovery. The public has been urged to pray for the Rabbi's health, identified as Rabbi Yaakov Aryeh, son of Yuta Hena.Health · 7d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMiracle Baby Survives Rare Illness, But Family Faces Financial RuinA family's newborn son miraculously survived a rare liver disease and a life-saving transplant after doctors had given up hope. The prolonged medical crisis has left the family financially ruined, unable to work and facing immense expenses. The parents are now seeking urgent financial aid to care for their "miracle child" and support their other children.Health · 8d ago · also in 2 newsroomsMother Dies of Illness, Leaving Eight Young Children OrphanedMeital Tova Golan, 44, died on the eve of Yom Kippur after a two-year illness, leaving behind a devastated husband and eight orphaned children, the youngest of whom is four. Her family endured two years of intense medical treatments and suffering. The article highlights Golan's lifelong dedication to religious outreach and calls for public donations to support the orphaned children and their father.Health · 8d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBoy, 8, Suffers Severe Injury After Door Amputates Finger in Bnei BrakAn eight-year-old boy in Bnei Brak suffered a severe injury when a heavy door amputated his finger at an educational institution. Emergency responders provided initial treatment and preserved the severed finger part. The child was rushed to the hospital for a surgical attempt to reattach the finger.Health · 8d agoMan Recovers After Choking on Bread in AradA 70-year-old man in Arad choked on bread and lost consciousness on Moav Street. Medical teams performed resuscitation, clearing his airway and restoring his pulse and breathing. He regained full consciousness and was transported in stable condition to Soroka Hospital for further treatment.Health · 10d agoToddler in Serious Condition After Near-Drowning in Bnei Brak BathtubA toddler in Bnei Brak was rushed to the hospital in serious condition after nearly drowning in a bathtub at his home. Paramedics provided respiratory support before transporting the child to Sheba Medical Center. Hatzalah emphasized the importance of constant adult supervision around water to prevent such accidents.Health · 10d agoTwo Children Injured in Separate Incidents in Bnei Brak Over ShabbatTwo children were injured in separate incidents in Bnei Brak over Shabbat. A 10-year-old boy was hospitalized after a degreaser chemical splashed into his eyes. Separately, a 5-year-old boy fell six meters in his home and was hospitalized with moderate head injuries. Both children were taken to Schneider Children's Medical Center.Health · 11d agoMotorcyclist Dies After Collapsing Near ZachariaA motorcyclist, around 60 years old, died Friday morning after collapsing near Moshav Zacharia. Bystanders and emergency responders attempted resuscitation for an extended period, but he was pronounced dead at the scene. The rider was found unconscious beside his motorcycle in an open area. Access to the location was challenging for rescuers.Health · 12d ago · also in 6 newsroomsFather Collapses at Son's Wedding, Revived and HospitalizedA 55-year-old father collapsed and lost consciousness during his son's wedding in Kfar Yona. Emergency responders performed CPR and used a defibrillator to revive him. The man regained full consciousness and was taken to Kaplan Hospital in Rehovot for further treatment.Health · 12d agoNational Dental Expands Services in Beit ShemeshNational Dental Services is expanding its dental care offerings in Beit Shemesh by enhancing services at Dr. Nur's clinic. The clinic now provides a wider range of treatments for children and adults, including specialized care from oral surgeons and endodontists. Future plans include adding a pediatric dentist and an orthodontist to further broaden the available services. This expansion is part of National Health Services' ongoing efforts to increase access to quality healthcare in the city.Health · 12d agoLeumit Expands Medical Services in Bnei Brak with New Maccabim CenterLeumit Health Services has moved its Maccabim medical center in Bnei Brak to a larger, 600-square-meter facility at Brut Street and Abuhazira. The expansion significantly increases medical services offered, including primary care, pediatrics, geriatrics, neurology, women's health, and nutrition. This move is part of Leumit's broader strategy to enhance healthcare accessibility in the growing city of Bnei Brak.Health · 14d agoHundreds of Blood Donations Collected in Annual Petah Tikva DriveHundreds of blood donations were collected in Petah Tikva during an annual drive held after the Sukkot holiday. The event, organized by MDA-Hatzala Petah Tikva and Ezrat Matzian, gathered 268 units of blood, potentially saving up to 804 lives. Organizers and participants highlighted the community's commitment to mutual responsibility and saving lives. Information on future donation opportunities is available through MDA.Health · 14d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTen Toddlers Develop Allergy Symptoms at Daycare in Beitar IllitTen toddlers developed mild allergy symptoms at a daycare in Beitar Illit on Tuesday morning. Emergency medical services responded and are providing initial treatment. All children are conscious, and the cause of the reaction is currently unknown. It is not yet clear if hospitalization will be necessary.Health · 15d agoMan Collapses at Kfar Saba Mall, Rushed to Hospital in Critical ConditionA 59-year-old man collapsed and required resuscitation at the G mall in Kfar Saba. Emergency medical teams responded and performed advanced CPR, including chest compressions and defibrillation. The man was then transported in critical condition to Meir Hospital while resuscitation efforts continued. The incident occurred on Tuesday.Health · 15d ago · also in 2 newsroomsEzrat Achim Explores Partnership with Medical Care Rehabilitation HospitalThe Ezrat Achim organization visited the Medical Care rehabilitation hospital in Bat Yam to address the shortage of rehabilitation beds in Israel. The hospital recently expanded its capacity to 114 beds, with plans for further growth. Ezrat Achim's leadership was impressed by the hospital's professional standards, patient care, and facilities. They aim to establish a partnership to facilitate referrals for Haredi patients, ensuring appropriate services and a swift transition from general hospitals.Health · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Health Organization Advises Post-Holiday Return to Healthy HabitsFollowing the High Holidays, the Israeli health organization Shachl is urging a return to healthy eating and regular blood pressure monitoring. Excessive salt intake, a common issue after holidays, significantly increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. Shachl offers members remote monitoring services, including connected blood pressure devices and ECGs, to help manage conditions like hypertension. The organization emphasizes that early detection and remote intervention can resolve over 80% of medical calls, reducing the need for hospitalization.Health · 20d ago · also in 1 newsroomFlu Vaccination Rates Rise 10% Amid Early Season ConcernsNational Health Services reports a 10% increase in flu vaccinations this year, with about 20,000 members vaccinated so far, amid concerns of an early flu season. The majority of vaccinated individuals are over 65, a high-risk group. The organization attributes the rise to early vaccine availability and increased public awareness following early reported cases. Efforts are underway to further expand vaccination services, including for homebound patients and children.Health · 21d agoYeshiva Students With Crohn's and Colitis Gather for Inspiring EventYeshiva students managing Crohn's disease and colitis gathered for an event focused on Torah, joy, and mutual support organized by "Ezri Me'am L'Crohn and Colitis." The evening included Talmudic study completions, a specially catered meal, and a Q&A session with a leading gastroenterologist. The event aimed to provide strength and a sense of community for students facing chronic health challenges.Health · 22d ago · also in 8 newsroomsMan, 72, Hospitalized in Serious Condition After Snakebite in Golan HeightsA 72-year-old man was severely poisoned after being bitten by a snake in the Golan Heights and was hospitalized in serious condition. Medical staff administered anti-venom, leading to gradual improvement, and the hospital is reissuing safety guidelines for snakebite incidents.Health · 22d ago · also in 7 newsroomsHealth Ministry Bans Swimming at Three Galilee Beaches Due to Poor Water QualityThe Israeli Ministry of Health banned swimming at three beaches on the Sea of Galilee due to abnormal water quality. The public is reminded to only swim at designated beaches and to check for official updates.Health · 22d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGrief in Petah Tikva as Rabbi Yitzchak Levi Dies at 53Rabbi Yitzchak Levi of Petah Tikva died at 53 from a severe kidney disease after an eight-month battle. He is survived by his wife and seven children, one of whom is set to marry in less than two weeks, leaving the family facing significant financial hardship.Health · 23d ago · also in 4 newsroomsBnei Brak Baby Suffers Moderate Chemical BurnsA 10-month-old baby girl in Bnei Brak was hospitalized in moderate condition with chemical burns to her upper and lower body. The incident occurred early Monday morning, and the type of chemical and circumstances are unknown.Health · 23d agoElderly Man Collapses in Beitar Illit, Rushed to Hospital in Critical ConditionAn 80-year-old man collapsed on a street in Beitar Illit and required advanced resuscitation. He was transported to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem in critical condition.Health · 23d ago · also in 12 newsroomsIsrael's Largest Health Provider Reports War's Mental Health TollIsrael's Clalit Health Services reported a 121% rise in psychiatric emergency room visits for children and adolescents. Displaced individuals show significantly higher rates of PTSD and chronic health issues, including high blood pressure and cholesterol.Health · 26d ago · also in 5 newsroomsInfant Hospitalized in Critical Condition After Found UnresponsiveA three-month-old baby was found unresponsive in her crib and transported to the hospital in critical condition after paramedics performed prolonged resuscitation efforts. The infant is currently receiving continued medical care.Health · 30d ago · also in 6 newsroomsTwo Children Critically Injured in Separate Riding AccidentsTwo children were seriously injured in separate riding accidents in Jerusalem and Ashdod. A three-year-old boy was hurt on a toy ride in Jerusalem, and a ten-year-old boy fell from an electric scooter in Ashdod.More from JDN