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Mida in English

Lean: RightType: Conservative magazineLanguage: HebrewBased in: Jerusalem

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

Stories
14
Translated coverage in the last 30 days.
Bylined
100%
Share of stories with a named author.
Originals
79%
Share of stories this newsroom reported first.
Opinion
43%
Share of opinion and analysis.
Press releases
0%
Share of press-release copy.
Median lag
960 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.

Security2 days ago

Netanyahu Denies UAE Warning Before Oct. 7, Threatens Lawsuit

Israeli journalists claim Prime Minister Netanyahu received a specific warning from the UAE president about an impending Hamas attack before October 7th, which he allegedly ignored. Netanyahu has vehemently denied this, calling the report a fabrication and threatening a NIS 2.5 million lawsuit, while political rivals have used the allegations to criticize him.

Security3 days ago

US Policy Shift: Engaging Terrorist Groups Raises Concerns

A recent meeting between Jared Kushner and Hamas leader Khalil al-Khalil is criticized for granting legitimacy to a terrorist organization and setting a dangerous precedent. The article traces a history of US administrations engaging with adversaries, arguing this trend weakens US standing and emboldens terrorist groups.

Politics3 days ago

Israeli Elites' Internal Strife Echoes Pre-WWII French Division

An article compares contemporary Israeli political divisions and elite opposition to the government with pre-World War II France, suggesting that internal strife and prioritizing factional interests over national unity can weaken a country. It highlights the intense opposition to Israel's current government and its judicial reforms, drawing parallels to French elites' resistance to a socialist prime minister before the war, and warns of the dangers of such societal fragmentation.

Politics4 days ago

Netanyahu's 'Armored Placements' in Likud List Criticized as Ineffective

An analysis of the Likud party's electoral list criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu's "armored placements" for failing to bring policy expertise or significant electoral appeal. The author argues these reserved spots displace democratically chosen candidates and weaken the party's overall strength.

Health6 days ago

Israel's Doctor Workforce Faces Complex Challenges Beyond Simple Departures

Israel's medical workforce faces a complex situation with doctors leaving and aging, despite immigration and new licenses. A strategic approach is needed to increase training, integrate immigrants, and retain existing doctors to meet future population needs.

Politics6 days ago

Israeli Elections May Not Bring Immediate Government Change

Upcoming Israeli elections, the first since October 7th, are unlikely to result in immediate government change, drawing parallels to the 1973-1977 period where a crisis led to a gradual shift. Electoral arithmetic and Prime Minister Netanyahu's strategic advantage in preventing an opposition majority pose significant challenges to a swift transition, emphasizing the need for a credible and comprehensive alternative.

Security6 days ago

Israeli Security Doctrine's 'Containment Policy' Criticized Post-October 7

An article criticizes Israel's "containment policy" post-Oslo Accords, arguing it wrongly linked terrorism to poverty and ignorance. It asserts that educated individuals driven by ideology, not poverty, are the primary source of terrorism, citing historical examples and the situation in Gaza.

PoliticsSep 3, 2026

Author Argues Right-Wing Politics Can and Should Embrace Feminism

An activist argues that young Haredi women are increasingly drawn to the left due to its emphasis on rights, while the right alienates them by upholding traditional structures. The author contends that feminism is compatible with right-wing values, including national security, and criticizes both the left and right for failing to adequately address women's issues.

EconomySep 3, 2026

Interest Rate Cuts Won't Lower Housing Prices Alone, Expert Argues

Despite interest rate cuts and low inflation, Israeli housing prices remain high due to factors like market segmentation and developer financing strategies. Experts argue that only a combination of monetary easing, reduced construction costs, and increased supply in desired locations will lower prices.

SecuritySep 3, 2026

IDF's Inability to Win Wars, Not Budget, Is Core Problem

Alon Eyal argues that Israel's prolonged conflicts stem from the IDF's shift to a doctrine of deterrence and attrition since 2006, hindering its ability to achieve decisive victories. He contends that the defense budget is secondary to rebuilding the military's capacity for conclusive warfare, rather than relying on political agreements alone.

SecuritySep 1, 2026

New Report Reveals Rampant Illegal Construction Eroding East Jerusalem's Open Spaces

A report by the Regavim movement reveals that illegal construction has led to a dramatic loss of open spaces in East Jerusalem, with 2,593 illegal structures built between 1999 and 2025, compared to only 68 in West Jerusalem. The report criticizes the Jerusalem Municipality for misallocating enforcement resources and calls for a strategic change to preserve the city's open areas.

PoliticsSep 1, 2026

Supreme Court President's Remarks on Shin Bet Chief Appointment Spark Controversy

Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit made controversial remarks regarding Shin Bet chief David Zini's demand to reveal petitioners against his appointment. While the Supreme Court ultimately approved Zini's appointment, Amit's dissenting opinion and recent comments have drawn criticism.

PoliticsAug 31, 2026

Proposal to Abolish Law Barring Candidates from Israeli Elections

An article argues that Section 7A of Israel's Basic Law: The Knesset, which allows for the disqualification of candidates based on their views, distorts democracy. It proposes abolishing this section and making voting rights conditional on civic service.

SecurityAug 31, 2026

Columnist Ben Caspit Accused of Distorting Military Record to Discredit Intelligence Officer

An article in Haaretz criticizes journalist Ben Caspit for allegedly distorting the military record of former intelligence officer Ronen Cohen to discredit his current criticisms. The Haaretz piece provides evidence to counter Caspit's claims about Cohen's alleged failures and career end, arguing that Cohen's assessments of the enemy were accurate and that Caspit's narrative is contradicted by public records.