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Kan News in English

Lean: CenterType: Public broadcasterLanguage: HebrewBased in: Jerusalem

Kan News is a public broadcaster outlet based in Jerusalem, publishing in Hebrew. On baba News’s left–center–right scale it is rated Center (Public). We translate Kan News's Hebrew coverage into clear English and compare it against other Israeli newsrooms across the spectrum.

Security6 hours ago

IDF Prepares Withdrawal from Lebanon Pilot Zones Amid Concerns Over Lebanese Army's Hezbollah Readiness

The IDF is set to withdraw from pilot zones in Lebanon, handing over responsibility for remaining terrorist sites to the Lebanese army, amid Israeli concerns about the army's readiness to confront Hezbollah. The timing of the withdrawal remains undisclosed, and a recent large weapons smuggling attempt to Hezbollah was thwarted in Syria.

Culture7 hours ago

Oscar-Winning Irish Actress Brenda Fricker Dies at 81

Brenda Fricker, the first Irish actress to win an Oscar and known for roles in "My Left Foot" and "Casualty," died at 81. Her career spanned six decades, and she openly discussed personal struggles and the challenges following her Oscar win.

Security7 hours ago

US Prepares to Send Additional Tanker Aircraft to Israel Amid Potential Iran Military Escalation

The US plans to send additional tanker aircraft to Israel to support potential expanded military action against Iran, including possible strikes on Iranian nuclear and infrastructure sites.

Security9 hours ago

90-Year-Old Man Detained for Allegedly Hitting Woman with Car in Gush Etzion

A 90-year-old man was detained after allegedly hitting a woman with his car in Gush Etzion following a dispute with a local teenager. The woman was lightly injured, and the suspect is under police investigation. Political figures condemned the act amid heightened tensions in the area.

Security10 hours ago

Israeli Tax Authority Halts War Damage Compensation in Bnei Brak After Staff Assaults

The Israeli Tax Authority has stopped processing war damage compensation claims in Bnei Brak after tax inspectors were violently attacked twice by residents. The suspension will remain until the city publicly condemns the assaults, according to the authority's director Shai Aharonovitz.

Security11 hours ago

Israeli Police Chief Orders Immediate Removal of Officer After Drug Use Footage

Following footage showing a police officer ignoring drug use near a wanted man, Israeli Police Commissioner Dany Levi ordered the officer's removal and an investigation. The station commander was also reassigned for failing to report the incident. The police stressed strict action against any misconduct.

Politics12 hours ago

Andy Burnham Elected New Labour Party Leader, Set to Become UK Prime Minister

Andy Burnham was elected leader of the UK Labour Party and is expected to become Prime Minister next Tuesday.

Security12 hours ago

Israeli Woman Suspected as Key Figure in Boyfriend's Jerusalem Murder Plot

Agam Tzarfati, 19, is the main suspect in the murder of her former boyfriend Beniya Razi in Jerusalem, allegedly orchestrated as revenge for abuse. She and accomplices, including minors, planned and executed the killing, leading to multiple arrests and ongoing investigations into obstruction of justice.

General13 hours ago

Former Haredi Exposes Fake Yeshiva Enrollment Scheme Involving Bribes

Avraham Rozental, a former Haredi, exposed a scheme where intermediaries sell fake yeshiva enrollment documents for up to 2,000 shekels, allowing students to claim attendance without actually studying.

Sports14 hours ago

Pelé's 1958 World Cup Final Jersey Sells for Nearly $5 Million

Pelé's jersey from the 1958 World Cup final sold for nearly $5 million, setting a record for Pelé memorabilia and ranking second among football jersey sales. Brazil won the final 5-2 against Sweden, with Pelé scoring twice at age 17.

Security16 hours ago

Man in Bat Yam Arrested for Stabbing Pregnant Partner

Police in Bat Yam arrested a man suspected of stabbing his pregnant partner and will seek to extend his detention in court.

Culture17 hours ago

Christopher Nolan’s Top 10 Films Highlight His Cinematic Mastery and Innovation

Christopher Nolan’s top ten films, from "Memento" to "Oppenheimer," demonstrate his innovative storytelling and technical mastery, earning critical acclaim, multiple Oscars, and major box office success worldwide.

Security18 hours ago

Rishon Lezion Cosmetic Clinic Owner Charged with Indecent Acts Against Client

Eliran Azar, a cosmetic clinic owner in Rishon Lezion, is charged with indecent acts against a client in May 2025. Azar denies the allegations, and his lawyer claims the accusations are false. The case is part of a broader context of recent sexual misconduct allegations in Israel.

Politics19 hours ago

Israeli Knesset Approves Dissolution, Sets October 27 Elections

The Israeli Knesset approved its dissolution with a 62-vote majority, scheduling elections for October 27, after overcoming a last-minute dispute involving Shas leader Aryeh Deri. The Knesset also passed laws delaying IDF service reduction and creating a new Broadcast Authority.

Politics21 hours ago

Trump Claims China Interfered in 2020 US Election to Block His Victory

Donald Trump alleged that China interfered in the 2020 US election by accessing voter data in 18 states to block his reelection, though he provided no proof of vote tampering in the US. He accused government officials of hiding intelligence from him and pushed for stricter voter ID laws. The White House released supporting documents, with further briefings planned.

Security1 day ago

Israeli Tourists Assaulted in Montenegro Amid Anti-Israel Shouts

Israeli tourists from the Gaza border area were severely attacked by a group of young men in Budva, Montenegro, amid anti-Israel chants. Despite police presence, the victims received no protection and some were hospitalized. The Israeli embassy arranged early flights for the group, with one still recovering in hospital.

Security1 day ago

Israeli Knesset Confirms Mandatory Military Service Will Remain 32 Months Until 2029

The Israeli Knesset has confirmed that mandatory military service will remain 32 months until 2029, postponing a planned reduction to 30 months. This decision follows military warnings that shorter service would undermine defense capabilities, with some officials advocating for a 36-month term. The vote passed with majority support amid broader political negotiations.

Security1 day ago

IDF Enlists Son as Armored Corps Fighter Despite Parents' Refusal to Consent

An Israeli soldier enlisted in the Armored Corps despite his divorced parents refusing to consent. After severing ties with them, he was recognized as a lone soldier, allowing him to serve in combat. His mother now demands a review of the decision and his medical status, citing incomplete information and ongoing distress.

Security1 day ago

IDF Soldier Criticizes Central Command Chief Over Administrative Orders, Faces Inquiry

An IDF soldier publicly criticized Central Command Chief Avi Blot for issuing administrative orders against Jews, leading to an official inquiry and possible disciplinary action. The IDF defended the orders as security measures based on clear evidence.

Culture1 day ago

Israeli Films 'Where To?' and 'I Am New' Win Big at Jerusalem Film Festival

At the 43rd Jerusalem International Film Festival, Israeli films "Where To?" and "I Am New" won top awards, with "Where To?" securing Best Narrative Film, Screenplay, and Actor, and "I Am New" winning Best Documentary. The festival awarded around one million shekels in prizes across various categories, including international films and debut works.

Politics1 day ago

Israeli Government Appoints New Deputy National Security Advisor Ahead of Elections

The Israeli government will appoint a new deputy head of the National Security Council for a four-year term, continuing a wave of last-minute civil service appointments ahead of elections.

Security1 day ago

White House Teleprompter Operator Allegedly Earns Over $100,000 Betting on Trump Speeches

A White House teleprompter operator is suspected of earning over $100,000 by betting on Donald Trump's speeches via the Kalshi prediction market, according to federal investigators.

Culture1 day ago

Gal Gadot Stars in Amazon Prime's New Thriller 'The Runner' Releasing September 2

Amazon Prime Video unveiled the trailer for "The Runner," a psychological thriller starring Gal Gadot as a lawyer racing to save her kidnapped son in London. Directed by Kevin Macdonald, the film premieres September 2 amid past protests during filming in the UK.

Security1 day ago

IDF Spokesman Defends Chief of Staff Amid Political Criticism Over Draft Law

IDF Spokesman Effi Deferin defended Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir against political criticism over his warning letter on a new draft evasion law, stressing that attacking Zamir harms the entire military. Deferin affirmed the letter was a professional warning about the law's negative impact on values and enlistment, and highlighted the IDF's prior communication of its position to the Knesset committee.

Politics1 day ago

Knesset Legal Advisor Warns of Procedural Flaws as Communication Law Vote Begins

The Knesset's legal advisor warned of procedural flaws in the Communication Law's legislative process due to lack of committee discussion on amendments, as the vote begins. A split of the bill was approved to meet session deadlines, with calls to expedite key legislation.

Security1 day ago

Israeli Cabinet Committee Approves Security Detail for Sara Netanyahu Until PM's End of Term

The Israeli Cabinet Committee approved ongoing security for Sara Netanyahu until the Prime Minister's death and for their children for five years.

Culture1 day ago

Singer Jonathan Artzi Prepares for Debut Headline Show After Years of Hesitation

Jonathan Artzi, son of Shlomo Artzi, prepares for his first major solo concert in Tel Aviv after years of hesitation. Encouraged by Idan Raichel, he overcame fears of exposure to release his debut album and perform his own material. The upcoming show will feature a special guest and marks a significant milestone in his musical career.

Security1 day ago

Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Plan Roadblocks Over Draft Evasion Arrests in Central Israel

Ultra-Orthodox groups in central Israel plan to block major roads and hold protests against the arrest of draft evaders, amid a Supreme Court freeze on a related law. Police warn of traffic disruptions, and legal experts expect the law to be annulled before elections. Political tensions rise within ultra-Orthodox parties over the issue.

Security2 days ago

Syria Foils Major Weapons Smuggling from Iraq to Hezbollah in Lebanon

Syrian authorities intercepted a truck carrying 150 explosive drones, long-range missiles, and anti-tank missiles from Iraq to Hezbollah in Lebanon, with investigations ongoing. Syrian leadership is cautious about military action against Hezbollah without Israeli concessions, amid regional tensions involving Iran and Israel.

General2 days ago

Scientists Identify New Monkey Species in Eastern Congo After 20 Years

Researchers have identified a new monkey species, Colobus congoensis, in eastern Congo after nearly 20 years of study, marking the fifth new monkey species found in 75 years.

Security2 days ago

Morocco Used Israeli Pegasus Spyware to Hack Spanish Prime Minister’s Phone

A global investigation revealed Morocco used Israeli Pegasus spyware to hack Spanish officials, including Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, during a 2021 diplomatic crisis. The spyware was acquired via the UAE and targeted over 200 Spanish numbers. The revelations sparked accusations of betrayal amid ongoing scrutiny of Pegasus misuse.

Politics2 days ago

Shas Chairman Aryeh Deri Criticizes IDF Chief for Political Interference Over Draft Law

Shas leader Aryeh Deri criticized IDF Chief Aviv Kochavi for opposing a bill to freeze arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft evaders, accusing him of political interference and harming the military. Deri initiated the law and said Kochavi ignored government support for it, damaging the IDF's reputation.

Security2 days ago

Jerusalem Court Extends Detention of Main Suspect in Benyahu Razi Murder Case

Jerusalem court extended the detention of the main suspect in the murder of 19-year-old Benyahu Razi, with two other suspects also detained. The killing, allegedly planned as revenge, involved suspects from Beersheba and Jerusalem, including a recently released convict. A police officer is under investigation for obstructing the inquiry.

Security2 days ago

Pediatrician Charged with Sexual Assault Against Clinic Worker in Tel Aviv

A 74-year-old pediatrician in Tel Aviv has been indicted for forcibly committing multiple sexual offenses against a clinic employee throughout 2025, including unwanted touching and assault. This follows other recent allegations of sexual misconduct by medical professionals in Israel.

Politics2 days ago

Benny Gantz Says Blue and White Has Supporters Unaware of Their Affiliation

Benny Gantz stated that Blue and White has supporters who do not realize they are part of the party, indicating untapped potential despite current polls.

Security2 days ago

Teacher in Lod Arrested on Suspicion of Sexual Offenses Against 12-Year-Old Student

A teacher in Lod was arrested for suspected sexual offenses against a 12-year-old student and is currently under police investigation.

Politics2 days ago

US House Rejects Bill to End Military Aid to Israel Amid Democratic Party Rift

The US House rejected a Republican-led amendment to end $3.3 billion in annual military aid to Israel, exposing deep Democratic Party divisions over the Gaza war and US support for Israel.

Politics2 days ago

Netanyahu and Trump Prepare for Eighth Meeting Amid Diverging Views on Regional Security

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and U.S. President Trump prepare for their eighth meeting next week to discuss regional security issues including Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza, and Turkey, amid differing views on military strategy and alliances. Netanyahu favors a strong Israeli presence in conflict zones, while Trump advocates for troop withdrawals and sees Erdogan as an ally. Iran remains a contentious topic, with Netanyahu pushing for strikes and Trump showing caution. The talks occur ahead of elections in both countries.

Politics2 days ago

Israeli Parliament Approves Gender Segregation in Advanced Academic Degrees

The Israeli Knesset approved a law allowing gender-segregated advanced degree programs, sparking opposition from medical school deans who warn it threatens public health education. The bill aims to accommodate religious students seeking separate study tracks, with supporters calling it a restoration of academic freedom.

Security2 days ago

Israeli Government Approves Shin Bet Involvement in Arab Sector Crime Fight

The Israeli government approved a plan to involve Shin Bet in fighting crime in the Arab sector, allocating nearly 500 million shekels to establish specialized units and enhance capabilities amid rising violence. The plan, led by Netanyahu and key ministers, includes new personnel and permanent funding increases.