Maariv in English

Lean: CenterType: General dailyLanguage: HebrewBased in: JerusalemOwnership: Jerusalem Post GroupFunding: Commercial advertisingFounded: 1948

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

Stories

744

Translated coverage in the last 30 days.

Bylined

Share of stories with a named author.

Originals

52%

Share of stories this newsroom reported first.

Opinion

Share of opinion and analysis.

Press releases

Share of press-release copy.

Median lag

555 min

Median minutes behind the first report on the same story.

Why not a score? These are rates we can recompute. A single number would hide whether a newsroom is slow, unnamed, or mostly reprints.

How Maariv writes

Chargedover 795 pieces this month · Centre mean: 1.42 against 1.52

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How this is measured

Security16 minutes ago

Israelis Stranded in Saudi Arabia After Flydubai Emergency

Israeli citizens are stranded in Saudi Arabia after a Flydubai flight emergency, expressing fear and criticizing the lack of Israeli government intervention. Israeli airlines El Al and Arkia are now offering assistance and increased flights to help them return home.

World36 minutes ago

Global Media Outlets Cover Flydubai Incident with Varying Focus

Global media outlets, including major outlets in Germany, the UK, France, and the US, reported on a Flydubai flight emergency landing. Coverage varied, with some focusing on pilot disputes and others on potential terror attempts, while acknowledging ongoing investigations.

Security37 minutes ago

Linor Shoshan's Mother Questioned Over Alleged Court Document Forgery

Linor Shoshan's mother was investigated by police on suspicion of presenting a forged court document at a hospital to extend visiting hours. She was released under restrictive conditions after questioning.

Security40 minutes ago

WIZO Holds UN Congress Discussion on Hamas Sexual Violence Crimes

WIZO World Union hosted an international discussion at a UN Congress in Abu Dhabi on prosecuting Hamas's sexual violence crimes from October 7th. The event focused on evidence preservation and legal accountability, drawing on Israeli and Ukrainian experiences.

Health43 minutes ago

Harry Potter Metaphor Offers Comfort to Children of Alzheimer's Patients

Israeli medical experts suggest using the "Harry Potter" series to explain dementia to children. By comparing dementia to Dementors and the family's connection to a Patronus, the approach aims to help children understand memory loss without feeling unloved.

Security50 minutes ago

Netanyahu and Lapid Clash Over Security Warnings Following Plane Incident

Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office of lying about security warnings, following a dramatic incident involving a Flydubai plane. The two leaders are in a public dispute over the content and timing of security briefings related to global terror threats and potential election-related attacks.

Politics1 hour ago

Yoav Segalovich Halts Interview, Citing Need for Medical Care

Former Yesh Atid politician Yoav Segalovich ended a Channel 13 interview due to feeling unwell, requesting to be taken to Beilinson Hospital. He used the incident to argue against equating Arab citizens of Israel with Hamas.

Security2 hours ago

Israeli Agencies Investigate Oman Air Pilot Incident on Flydubai Flight

Israeli security agencies, including the Shin Bet and Mossad, are investigating an incident involving an Omani pilot on a Flydubai flight that was diverted to Saudi Arabia. The Ministry of Transportation is reportedly responsible for vetting foreign airline crews.

Security2 hours ago

Imposter Fools Israeli News Channel in Live Broadcast Amidst Security Scare

An imposter successfully posed as a passenger on a flight experiencing a security scare and appeared on Israel's Channel 12 live broadcast. The prankster's fabricated story unraveled, revealing a failure in the news channel's vetting process and sparking online ridicule and serious questions about media verification.

Security2 hours ago

Senior Pilot Praises Israeli Passengers' Quick Thinking in Flydubai Incident

A senior Israeli pilot praised Israeli passengers for their quick thinking during a Flydubai flight incident where the plane landed with a broken wing. The pilot emphasized the need for a full investigation into the security and cockpit access procedures.

World2 hours ago

Israelis Travel to Saudi Arabia by Bus for Religious Pilgrimage

Israeli Muslims are traveling to Saudi Arabia for religious pilgrimages, primarily using bus routes through Jordan, despite the absence of official diplomatic relations between the two countries. This overland travel is a common alternative to flying for accessing holy sites like Mecca and Medina.

Economy3 hours ago

Mortgage Activity Rises as Loan Amounts Increase, Not Transaction Volume

Israel's mortgage market shows increased activity driven by larger loan amounts, not more transactions. While property prices are mixed and interest rates slightly up, indicators suggest a gradual recovery in deals, though buyers need bigger loans.

World4 hours ago

Flydubai Incident Sparks Divergent Arab Media Narratives

A Flydubai flight diverted to Saudi Arabia after an in-flight incident, triggering varied media reports across the Arab world. While Gulf media stuck to official statements, other outlets speculated about pilot disputes, hijacking, and even a suicide attempt, with no official confirmation.

World4 hours ago

Israel Nears Daylight Saving Time Change Amid Global Debate

Israel is set to change to standard time, prompting a look at countries that have abandoned daylight saving time. Many nations, including those in Asia, South America, and Iceland, do not observe the time change, while the EU's own efforts to abolish it have stalled.

General4 hours ago

Moving House: How Many Boxes Do You Really Need?

This article provides practical advice on packing for a move, detailing the number of boxes needed per room, the types of boxes and packing materials to use, and cost-saving strategies. It emphasizes planning, proper labeling, and packing essentials separately for immediate access.

Security4 hours ago

Hostage Survivor Defends Lifschitz, Calls for State Inquiry

Former hostage Eli Sharabi defended Yocheved Lifschitz against criticism for her remarks about Prime Minister Netanyahu. Sharabi also called for a state commission of inquiry into the events surrounding the October 7th attack.

Security5 hours ago

UK Hospital Analyst Shares Antisemitic Content, Hospital Responds

A senior UK hospital analyst shared antisemitic content online, including a Holocaust-themed cartoon and a post celebrating a rocket attack on Israel. The hospital has not confirmed if the analyst is still employed, while UK health authorities vow to combat antisemitism in healthcare.

Security5 hours ago

Knife Fight in Cockpit Led to Near-Disaster on Dubai Flight

A Flydubai flight from Dubai to Israel experienced a violent cockpit altercation where one pilot allegedly stabbed the other, causing the plane to plummet thousands of meters. Israeli passengers and crew subdued the assailant, averting a potential disaster, and the plane landed in Saudi Arabia.

Politics5 hours ago

US Senate Blocks Vote on Report on West Bank Human Rights

The US Senate voted 51-47 to block a resolution demanding a report on human rights in the West Bank. The vote saw near-unanimous support from Democrats, indicating a growing concern within the party regarding the situation.

Security6 hours ago

Veteran Israeli Journalist Shocked by Intelligence Agencies' Swift Support for PM's Office

Israeli journalist Raviv Drucker expressed shock at the Shin Bet and Mossad's rapid public support for the Prime Minister's Office concerning a news report, calling it an unprecedented and frightening development that could intimidate journalists.

General6 hours ago

Professional Home Inspection Crucial for New Homebuyers in Israel

Buying a new apartment from a contractor in Israel requires a professional home inspection to identify construction defects and ensure the property meets specifications. Services like Roash Bedek provide detailed engineering reports that serve as a legal basis for demanding repairs from the contractor, protecting buyers' rights and investments.

Security6 hours ago

Flydubai Flight to Israel Diverted After Cockpit Altercation, Distress Signal

A Flydubai flight bound for Israel was diverted to Saudi Arabia after a distress signal was activated, stemming from an apparent altercation between pilots in the cockpit. Passengers reported hearing screams and seeing blood, with initial fears of a hijacking giving way to an investigation into a possible stabbing and accidental distress signal activation.

General6 hours ago

Mister Plumber Evolves from Infrastructure Work to Comprehensive Leak Detection and Repair

Mister Plumber, a Beersheba-based plumbing company led by Asher Biton, has broadened its services from infrastructure work to include comprehensive leak detection and repair. The company now offers a full solution for diagnosing, locating, and fixing plumbing issues across Israel.

Security7 hours ago

Flydubai Pilots Face Severe Penalties After Mid-Air Altercation

A Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv was diverted to Saudi Arabia due to a reported fight between pilots. UAE law allows for severe penalties, including life imprisonment, if the altercation endangered the aircraft.

Security7 hours ago

Israel Extends Reserve Duty Call-Up Framework to 200,000 Through November

The Israeli government approved extending the reserve duty call-up framework to 200,000 reservists until the end of November, citing security needs. The decision also extends special wartime detention arrangements for unlawful combatants.

Health7 hours ago

Quick Breakfast Solutions for Busy Mornings

This article offers practical advice for eating breakfast on busy mornings, emphasizing pre-planning and habit stacking to overcome decision fatigue. It suggests preparing components the night before and having a few go-to quick meal options.

Culture7 hours ago

Channel 12 News Dominates Ratings Amidst Broad Decline

Channel 12's evening news with Danny Kushmaro was the sole program to achieve double-digit ratings, while other broadcasts, including Yair Magal's show and "HaMa'avara," experienced lower viewership.

Politics7 hours ago

Netanyahu's Ex-Advisor Questions Motives Behind UAE Trip

Former Netanyahu advisor Nir Hefetz questioned the motives behind the Prime Minister's recent secret flight to the UAE, suggesting it was a political maneuver to control the election agenda. Hefetz cited the use of a private jet and attempts to hide the trip as suspicious, believing the trip was primarily for a photo opportunity.

Security7 hours ago

Israel Scrambles Jets Amid Suspected Hijacking of Dubai Flight

Israeli Air Force jets were scrambled to investigate a suspected hijacking of a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Israel carrying 150 Israelis. The aircraft transmitted emergency codes before losing contact and eventually landing in Saudi Arabia.

Politics8 hours ago

Likud Challenges Overseas Voter Travel Initiative Before Election Committee

The Likud party has petitioned Israel's Central Elections Committee against the "Fly & Vote" initiative, which helps Israelis abroad travel to vote. Committee Chairman Judge Noam Sohlberg has scheduled a hearing to examine the initiative's operations, funding, and the committee's jurisdiction over foreign activities.

Security8 hours ago

Elderly Pedestrian Killed by Garbage Truck in Southern Israel

A 90-year-old woman was fatally struck by a garbage truck in the kibbutz of Beerotayim in southern Israel on Thursday. Police are investigating the incident, and the regional council is providing support to the victim's family and community.

Politics8 hours ago

Bennett Slams Netanyahu's Election-Eve Security Warning

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security warning ahead of elections, calling it politically motivated. Bennett argued that the main security threat is a shortage of soldiers in the IDF, exacerbated by the failure to conscript ultra-Orthodox men.

Politics8 hours ago

Democrats Signal Potential Sanctions on Israeli Settlements

Nearly all Democratic senators supported a measure demanding a U.S. report on alleged Israeli violence in the West Bank, signaling a potential shift towards sanctions on settlements if they win upcoming elections.

Politics8 hours ago

Former Minister Slams Netanyahu, Questions Security Chief's Decision

Matan Kahana, a National Unity Party official, accused Prime Minister Netanyahu of using election fears for political gain and questioned the Shin Bet Director's decision to deny security to MK Gadi Eisenkot, suggesting political motives.

Security9 hours ago

Netanyahu Briefs UAE President on Iran Nuclear Threat Amidst Saudi Presence

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed, presenting intelligence on Iran's nuclear program. A Saudi security official attended the meeting, which also addressed the Houthi threat in Yemen.

Security10 hours ago

Netanyahu Builds Regional Alliances While Domestic Politics Stoke Petty Disputes

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is forging new regional security alliances to counter Iran, but faces domestic political criticism and media scrutiny that some argue jeopardizes national security. The strategy aims to bolster Israel's independent defense capabilities and regional partnerships amidst potential shifts in U.S. involvement.

World11 hours ago

Lone Soldiers From Around the World Connect in Israeli Desert Trek

About twenty lone soldiers from various countries, including Iran and Argentina, are participating in a three-day desert trek in Israel organized by the "Ach Gadol" association. The event aims to help them connect with the country and process their military service and immigration experiences.

Security11 hours ago

Ex-National Security Advisor Warns of Turkish Threat, Hezbollah's Weakening

Former National Security Council Director Avi Hacohen warned of potential strategic clashes with Turkey and highlighted Hezbollah's significant weakening. He advised Israel to maintain pressure on Hezbollah and counter Turkish influence, particularly in Jerusalem, while noting Turkey's growing regional ambitions.

Security11 hours ago

New Program to Aid Female Combat Veterans Entering Tech Careers

A new Israeli program will invest NIS 330,000 to support female combat veterans in pursuing higher education and careers in high-tech. The initiative offers scholarships, academic and career mentorship, and industry connections.

Security11 hours ago

Settler Violence Escalates Beyond 'Fringe Element,' Posing Threat to Israel

An Israeli commentator argues that escalating settler violence, including clashes with the IDF and threats against commanders, has become institutionalized fascism. The author warns this movement threatens Israeli society, the military, and the nation's global standing, urging citizens to act.