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Maariv
Hebrew daily newspaper and news site published in Jerusalem. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · JerusalemFounded 1948
The last 30 days
2,265reports translated
80%first to report
121 mintypical time behind the first report
40%carry a named author
5%opinion and analysis
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How Maariv writes
Maariv's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the police, the IDF, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 2,243 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Maariv had it
Arab Parties Threaten Netanyahu With Revelations Over "De-legitimization Campaign"Politics · 23m agoNYT Podcast Sparks Outrage Over Comparisons of Jews to KKK, NazisSecurity · 32m agoYair Golan: Eizenkot Learned from Gantz's Mistake, Warns Against Iran WarPolitics · 43m agoBig stories Maariv skipped
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Politics · 23m agoArab Parties Threaten Netanyahu With Revelations Over "De-legitimization Campaign"Commentator Mohammad Majadla warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Arab parties are preparing to expose damaging information in response to a "de-legitimization campaign." This follows revelations of communications between MK Ahmed Tibi and Natan Eshel. Majadla stated that the parties have a "red line" and that their patience, including that of Mansour Abbas, may expire. He claimed the "archive is full of things that will prove otherwise" and linked the situation to Hamas's planning for October 7th.Security · 32m agoNYT Podcast Sparks Outrage Over Comparisons of Jews to KKK, NazisA New York Times podcast interview with Hasan Piker, a leftist figure critical of Israel, has ignited controversy for comparing Jews to the KKK and Nazis, and equating Israeli actions in Gaza with atrocities. Piker refused to condemn the October 7th attacks, calling them inevitable due to occupation, and defended his use of inflammatory language by referencing the Holocaust. He also suggested Israel should be replaced by a secular state and claimed Hamas's actions are not antisemitic. Critics accuse the interview of normalizing Holocaust denial and antisemitism.Politics · 43m agoYair Golan: Eizenkot Learned from Gantz's Mistake, Warns Against Iran WarYair Golan, Chairman of the Democrats, believes Gadi Eizenkot learned from Benny Gantz's past errors and criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu's potential motives for a military campaign against Iran. Golan urged for a swift formation of a new government, warning that the current administration should not initiate war. He expressed concern that Netanyahu's decisions are driven by political survival rather than national security, suggesting alternative leadership is needed.Economy · 43m agoCosmetics Brand ADAH Opens First Northern Store in HaifaThe cosmetics and skincare brand ADAH, founded by Ada Zorgan, has opened its first permanent store in northern Israel at the Ofer Grand Canyon mall in Haifa. The launch event attracted hundreds of customers and several Israeli celebrities. The brand's CEO highlighted the region's significant potential and the store's role in the company's growth.Security · 55m agoRetired General Warns of IDF Failure in Multi-Front WarRetired Major General Yitzhak Brick warns the IDF could fail in a multi-front war due to critical readiness issues. He cited breached storage, worn equipment, and personnel shortages as major concerns. The situation poses strategic implications for national security. Brick questions if the military can address these problems before a critical test.Politics · 1h agoReport Claims Secret Talks for Netanyahu-Eisenkot Unity GovernmentA podcast report detailed alleged secret talks for a Netanyahu-Eisenkot unity government with a prime ministerial rotation. The plan also included Netanyahu potentially running for president and mechanisms to enforce the rotation. The report also touched on the draft law for the ultra-Orthodox and claims that Avigdor Lieberman might resign over it.Politics · 1h agoChange Bloc Prepares First Legal Move, Targeting Attorney GeneralThe "Change Bloc" is preparing its first legal action targeting the Attorney General while government formation talks continue. The bloc, led by figures including Yair Lapid and Avigdor Lieberman, aims to change the Knesset's agenda. Their plan includes canceling legislation and filling key positions during Gabi Eisenkot's mandate. The specific legal strategies remain undisclosed.Security · 2h ago · also in 8 newsroomsUS Intelligence Doubts Claims of Destroyed Iranian MilitaryU.S. intelligence now estimates Iran retains 1,500 to 2,500 missiles, challenging prior claims of its military's destruction. This indicates a continued capacity to strike regional targets, though certainty is low due to tracking difficulties. Iran is rebuilding its arsenal slowly, with upgraded targeting capabilities, leading to the relocation of U.S. military assets to Israel.Culture · 4h agoIDF Wounded Showcase Resilience and Hope at Tel Aviv Fashion WeekInjured IDF soldiers walked the runway with professional models at Tel Aviv Fashion Week in a show called "Shards" by designer Golan Albez Friedman and the Organization of IDF Disabled Veterans. The event highlighted the soldiers' journeys of rehabilitation and hope, showcasing their strength and ongoing lives. Profits from a special t-shirt line will benefit the organization.Politics · 4h agoAttorney Believes National Unity Government Is MistakeAttorney Uriel Lin now believes a national unity government is not a viable option, citing the current coalition's actions over four years. He criticizes policies that exacerbated inequality, harmed foreign relations, and concentrated power, ultimately damaging Israeli society. Lin argues these detrimental moves necessitate a new government to reverse the previous administration's course.Politics · 4h agoNew Finance Minister Faces Tight Budget Deadline and Power StrugglesIsrael's next Finance Minister faces a critical 145-day deadline to pass a state budget, with failure potentially leading to automatic elections. The country is set to begin another year with a provisional budget, impacting government operations and civilian services. Key challenges include managing budget deficits exacerbated by defense spending, potential changes in U.S. aid, and stalled reforms. The article also calls for the Finance Ministry to decentralize its own power and grant more autonomy to internal decision-makers.Security · 4h agoBreakthrough in Benyahu Razi Murder Case: Accused May Be ReleasedShilat Huta, accused in the murder of Benyahu Razi, might be released to house arrest after her parents meet with a probation officer. The court previously suggested she might not need to remain in custody until trial. Her family awaits a probation report that could lead to her release, with the court making the final decision.Economy · 4h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Job Market Sees Growing Gaps Between In-Demand and Oversaturated FieldsIsrael's job market shows a growing divide, with shortages in industry and construction but increased competition in academic and tech fields. The October Employment Service report indicates a stable number of job seekers but a shift in their composition and longer periods to find employment. The tech sector saw a 60% rise in job seekers since September 2023.Politics · 4h agoUltra-Orthodox Demands Complicate Coalition Talks for EisenkotGadi Eisenkot is struggling to form a government due to demands from ultra-Orthodox parties, particularly regarding military draft exemptions. These demands, including a personal commitment from "Change Bloc" MKs and an override clause, face legal and political obstacles. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is actively working to disrupt these coalition talks, while Eisenkot's "Change Bloc" partners are pushing for legislative reversals of judicial reforms. The formation of a government remains uncertain as Eisenkot must secure agreement on the draft law and a Knesset majority within his mandate.Economy · 4h agoNahariya Apartment Prices Stable Despite New Construction CompetitionNahariya's second-hand apartment prices have remained stable, with a median difference of only 1.9% below expected prices, despite a large supply of new housing. Expert Gastfreund attributes this stability to intense competition from new constructions, which prevents price increases. While prices saw a slight increase between 2024 and 2025, the market has stabilized in 2026. The review of 48 transactions suggests that fears of a price drop in Nahariya are currently unfounded.Security · 4h agoGaza Envelope's Main Artery: Eight Years of Roadwork Fail to Ease Traffic NightmaresDrivers in Israel's Gaza Envelope region face daily traffic nightmares on Highway 232, an issue persisting for eight years despite ongoing road expansion projects. The highway is heavily congested with trucks, buses, civilian vehicles, and military traffic, leading to long delays and unpredictable travel times. Current expansion efforts aim to improve safety and capacity, with new traffic lights being installed, but local leaders are pushing for further upgrades to alleviate the persistent congestion.Security · 4h agoTurkey Expands Influence in Lebanon Amidst Israeli Political UncertaintyTurkey, through the activities of Bilal Erdogan, is expanding its influence in Lebanon by investing in infrastructure, establishing trade routes, and potentially deploying forces, aiming to fill a political and economic vacuum. This move is part of a broader Turkish regional strategy that also includes increased involvement in Syria, posing a strategic challenge to Israel. A significant concern for Israel is the reported proposal for Turkish forces to be stationed along the Lebanese-Israeli border, which could restrict Israeli military operations. The article stresses that Israel must develop a comprehensive strategy to counter Turkey's growing regional ambitions and prevent it from gaining strategic advantages at Israel's expense.Security · 4h agoEisenkot's Public Letter to Netanyahu May Signal Israeli Restraint to IranFormer IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot's public letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urging a delay in military action could signal Israeli restraint to Iran. This comes as a critical window for joint U.S.-Israeli action against Iran's nuclear program may close by January. The article questions the messaging of Eisenkot's letter and the potential consequences for deterrence and future cooperation.General · 4h agoElderly Volunteers Launch Initiative to Rehome Senior DogsElderly volunteers aged 65 and over are partnering with the "Give to Animals" organization to help senior dogs find adoptive families. Volunteers will be filmed in personal videos to promote the adoption of older dogs, who have lower chances of being rehomed. The initiative aims to provide these dogs with a comfortable retirement, emphasizing that compassion transcends age.Politics · 4h agoJewish Voice Must Be Heard Beyond Election NumbersThe article argues that the "Jewish voice" in Israel needs to be heard beyond election tallies, advocating for values like humility, fairness, and solidarity. It calls for this voice to promote reason, affirm the rights and obligations of all citizens, and foster inter-group solidarity. The piece criticizes politicians for presuming to speak for the public and urges the Jewish voice to pursue peace and justice while avoiding incitement and unnecessary alarm.Security · 4h agoIsrael Assesses Iran's Nuclear Ambitions and Potential ResponsesIsraeli defense officials are monitoring Iran's nuclear program and missile development, believing Iran will not change its strategic course. The IDF assesses that unblocking underground nuclear facilities would force Israel to rethink its strategy, while a unilateral Israeli strike would only temporarily hinder Iran. Both Israeli military and political leadership are prepared to act decisively if the U.S. initiates an attack on Iran.Security · 4h agoSouthern Israel Schools Strike Over Teacher Violence Amidst Escalating IncidentsThree schools in southern Israel began strikes on November 15, 2026, due to escalating violence against teachers. Incidents include a teacher being assaulted twice in Eilat, and threats and disruptions at kindergartens in Ashkelon and Sderot. The Teachers Union declared that educators should not have to fear for their safety at work.Security · 4h agoYemin Orde Academy Graduates Excel in Combat and Command RolesThe Yemin Orde pre-military academy, which prepares youth from immigrant and peripheral backgrounds for military and civilian life, has won the Yossi Harel Prize for 2026. Approximately 80% of its graduates serve in combat roles, and 30% reach command positions. Founded in 2000, the academy aims to bridge gaps and foster leadership, with its head, Al Eldar, emphasizing its role in transforming students' lives. The academy has also seen increased volunteerism among students since October 7th, though recruiting at-risk youth has become more difficult.Culture · 4h agoWidow of Fallen Soldier Shares Her Grief and New Artistic EndeavorNoga Friedman, widow of fallen Shaldag fighter Ido Rosenthal, has launched a new artistic show focusing on inspiration rather than hope. Rosenthal, who was killed on October 7th, described her initial grief as lying in bed crying for 14 hours. She aims to share her music and embrace vulnerability, believing her partner would have been a great musical star. The show is intended to offer inspiration to audiences by embracing one's true self.Security · 4h agoNew Evidence Surfaces in Ariel Daycare Abuse Case, Six More Victims IdentifiedPolice investigating the "Luchik" daycare abuse case in Ariel have identified six more potential child victims and dozens of additional abuse incidents after reviewing new video evidence. These findings are expected to lead to expanded charges against those involved. Meanwhile, the Ariel municipality's efforts to find alternative care for the children have stalled due to concerns about a potential private operator's past.Security · 4h agoRubio's Message to Israel: Time to Wean Off US AidSenator Marco Rubio has sent a message to Israel suggesting it is time to reduce its reliance on American security aid. The article argues that Israel must develop a long-term strategy for defense independence, boosting local production and strategic reserves. While US aid is significant, dependence on White House decisions poses a strategic risk. The goal is a partnership based on mutual capability, not financial dependency, with Israel ultimately responsible for its own security.Security · 4h agoNetanyahu Considers Attending Key Hearing with Attorney GeneralPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is contemplating attending a special court hearing with Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. The hearing is expected to address difficulties in proving the bribery charge in Case 4000. Judges had previously recommended dropping the bribery charge, a suggestion the prosecution rejected. Netanyahu's potential attendance aims to emphasize the importance of the decisions at hand.Security · 9h ago · also in 11 newsroomsIDF Strikes Hamas Official, Gaza Reports Commander KilledThe strike occurred near Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, where earlier attacks resulted in one death and two injuries. Defense Minister Avi Ashkenazi issued a statement regarding the operation.Security · 11h ago · also in 1 newsroomIrish Police Bought Israeli Drone Systems Despite Government StanceThe Irish police have purchased advanced Israeli drone disruption systems from Sentrycs, despite the Irish government's stated policy of avoiding Israeli defense equipment. The systems were used to secure diplomatic events, with a security source calling them "the best that can be acquired." The police declined to comment on the purchase, citing national security.Politics · 12h agoIsraeli Lawmaker Pitches Unity Tent Outside Knesset Amid Political StalemateLikud MK Elisha Mardan pitched a tent outside the Knesset, vowing to remain until a unity government is formed. Prime Minister Netanyahu called for a national unity government to counter Iran's nuclear program, urging Gadi Eisenkot to join. Eisenkot dismissed the call as a "spin," stating negotiations were already set and demanding the removal of extremists. The political standoff continues as Eisenkot's mandate to form a government nears its end.More from Maariv