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The last 30 days
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50%first to report
252 mintypical time behind the first report
37%carry a named author
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Mignews's tone this month is neutral. On Netanyahu, the IDF, the police, the United States and the Knesset its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Ex-IDF Chief Eisenkot Dismisses Netanyahu's Call for Talks as Political PloyPolitics · 8h agoGreta Thunberg Calls for Sanctions Against Israel at UN Climate ForumPolitics · 8h agoMerkel: Iran and Hamas Pose Existential Threat to IsraelPolitics · 8h agoBig stories Mignews skipped
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General · 2d ago · also in 3 newsroomsDisabled Girls Miss Flight to Israel After Italian Road ClosureA group of about 40 girls with severe disabilities missed their Wizz Air flight from Italy to Israel after being stuck in a three-hour traffic jam due to a road closure. The trip was specially organized for their needs, including medical support. Efforts are ongoing to find an alternative flight before Shabbat, facing logistical and financial challenges.General · 2d agoHaifa Airport Enhances Passenger Access With New Parking and Bus RouteHaifa Airport has launched a new transport plan including an 800-space private parking lot and an extended bus route. The changes aim to simplify access for drivers and connect the airport with the central bus station. This temporary solution will be in place while a permanent parking facility is built on airport grounds.General · 2d agoHaifa Metro-Pass Bus System Faces Passenger Frustration Over Transfer IssuesHaifa residents are complaining about the Metro-Pass bus system's transfer process, citing drivers who allegedly prevent passengers from moving between buses. This lack of coordination leads to missed connections and longer waits. Citizens are calling for improved operational rules for drivers at transfer points.General · 8d agoIsrael Driving Test Pass Rates Higher in Smaller TownsIn Israel, obtaining a Category B driver's license requires passing theoretical and practical exams, with an average first-time pass rate of 37% for the practical test. Success rates are notably higher in smaller towns with less traffic. The total cost, including 28 lessons and passing on the first try, is around 6,127 shekels, with a permanent license costing an additional 110 shekels for two years. A simplified process exists for immigrants and those with foreign licenses.General · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomBen-Gurion University Reinstates Documentation for Academic AccommodationsBen-Gurion University has reinstated a requirement for professional psychological assessments for students seeking academic accommodations, including those impacted by the October 7th attacks. Families are protesting the decision, citing financial and emotional burdens. The university states the move aims to provide individualized support, reverting to a standard procedure after a temporary suspension following the attacks.General · 9d agoAyalon Highway Traffic Slows to Crawl During Peak HoursTraffic speeds on Israel's Ayalon Highway have dropped significantly, with northbound lanes averaging 26 km/h during evening peak hours. State-owned "Netivei Ayalon" reported a 12% decrease in average daily northbound speeds compared to June. The company attributes the worsening congestion to vehicle growth outpacing infrastructure development. The decline affects both northbound and southbound traffic, with speeds falling to around 23 km/h southbound during peak times.General · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomSafari Park Animals Enjoy 'Coffee Baths' for EnrichmentLions and tigers at the Ramat Gan Safari Park in Israel were treated to ground coffee and aromatic herbs as part of a behavioral enrichment program. The animals reacted positively, rolling in and tasting the coffee. This initiative aims to stimulate their senses and maintain their activity levels.General · 14d ago · also in 3 newsroomsSon of US Envoy Steve Witkoff Proposes in JerusalemAlex Witkoff, son of US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, proposed to his partner in Jerusalem at a scenic overlook. The engagement was announced on Instagram and received congratulations from hostage survivors Noa Argamani and Omer Shem Tov. Alex Witkoff heads the family's real estate business and is involved in public service, while his father continues diplomatic work.General · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomTens of Thousands of Israelis Visited National Parks on Election DayAround 90,000 Israelis visited national parks and nature reserves on election day, taking advantage of the holiday for outdoor activities. Popular sites included Yarkon-Tel Afek and Caesarea national parks. Approximately 1,000 people camped overnight in parks before voting. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority organized these camping facilities.General · 18d agoAgmon-Hula Reserve Counts 14,200 Cranes During Migration SeasonThe Agmon-Hula Nature Reserve in northern Israel counted 14,200 cranes during the current migration season. Managed by the Jewish National Fund, the reserve is a key stopover for thousands of migratory birds. Visitors are invited to observe the cranes and other wildlife, with the large crane population being a highlight of this season.General · 21d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael Switches to Winter Time on October 25Israel will switch to winter time on the night of October 25, 2026, moving clocks back one hour at 2:00 AM. This annual change provides an extra hour of sleep and will be in effect until spring. Most digital devices will update automatically, but manual adjustment of traditional clocks is necessary.General · 21d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Parks and Reserves Draw 70,000 Visitors Over WeekendAround 70,000 people visited Israel's national parks and nature reserves over the weekend, with Gan Hashlosha, Caesarea, and Yarkon among the most popular. An additional 7,000 people utilized the Authority's equipped campsites for overnight stays. The parks offer diverse attractions for visitors seeking nature and historical sites.General · 23d ago · also in 3 newsroomsWeekend Traffic Changes on Highways 20 and 531Infrastructure work on Israel's Ayalon Highway (Route 20) and Route 531 this weekend will alter traffic patterns and lane configurations. Significant traffic jams are expected, though full road closures are not planned. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes or allow extra travel time. Information is available on Waze.General · 24d ago · also in 4 newsroomsSignal Malfunction Disrupts Train Service on Beer Sheva LineIsrael Railways reported train delays on the Beer Sheva line on October 21, 2026, because of a signal system failure near Kiryat Malakhi. Repair teams are working to resolve the issue. The western line to Beer Sheva is unaffected. The cause and expected repair time are unknown.General · 25d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv Court Overturns Will Favoring Younger LoverA Tel Aviv court invalidated a will that disinherited a 42-year marriage husband in favor of a younger lover. The court found the man manipulated the deceased woman, who was in a depressive state and admitted to an affair. The widower was declared the sole heir and the younger man must pay 250,000 shekels in legal costs. The case has been sent to police for a criminal investigation.General · 25d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael to Offer Cheaper Biometric Passports This WinterIsrael will introduce a winter tariff for biometric passports from November 1, 2026, to February 28, 2027. Adults will pay 185 shekels online instead of 290, and children 110 instead of 145. A family of four can save 280 shekels by paying online during this period. Applications can be submitted in person until the end of April 2027.General · 31d ago · also in 1 newsroomTel Aviv Building Partially Collapses During RenovationA building on Nahalat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv partially collapsed on Thursday during renovation work. Emergency services responded to the scene, and initial reports from Magen David Adom stated no injuries occurred. The cause and extent of the damage are currently under investigation.General · 32d ago · also in 2 newsroomsProminent Israeli Journalist and Political Analyst Grigory Tamar Dies at 54Grigory Tamar, a prominent Israeli journalist, political scientist, and publicist, died suddenly in Israel at age 54. During the "Iron Swords" war, he served as a military expert, leveraging his IDF reserve captaincy and medical education to analyze the conflict. Tamar was also known for organizing the annual Knights' Festival and for his popular online video channel. His death has been met with widespread condolences.General · 32d ago · also in 5 newsroomsFlyDubai Contacts Passengers of Flight FZ 1073 After Two WeeksFlyDubai has contacted 174 passengers of flight FZ 1073 via email, nearly two weeks after an emergency landing. The airline referred to the incident as "events surrounding the flight" and did not mention terrorism or offer financial compensation. Passengers expressed anger, viewing the communication as a legal defense tactic and denying reports of potential payouts.General · 35d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsrael's Parks and Reserves Host 70,000 Visitors in One DayIsrael's national parks and nature reserves saw around 70,000 visitors on Saturday, October 10, 2026. Popular sites included Masada and Caesarea, with over 5,000 people camping. However, the Israel Nature and Parks Authority imposed strict access bans to riverbeds and riverbanks in the Dead Sea and Judean Desert regions due to a high risk of flash floods.General · 46d ago · also in 3 newsroomsIsraeli Man Seeks $700,000 in Damages from Volunteer GroupAn Israeli man is suing the volunteer organization Yadid for 2.5 million shekels, alleging he received unsolicited donation requests via SMS after seeking free roadside assistance. The organization fears the lawsuit could hinder its operations, while many past beneficiaries support Yadid.General · 46d ago · also in 18 newsroomsEl Al Flight to Miami Returns to Tel Aviv Due to Technical IssueAn El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Miami returned to Ben Gurion Airport after four and a half hours in the air due to a technical malfunction. The airline is offering passengers alternative flights or refunds.General · 47d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrair Airline Adds Four European Destinations for Spring/Summer 2027Israeli airline Israir is expanding its 2027 spring/summer flight schedule by adding four new European destinations: Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza. The airline also plans to increase frequencies on existing routes and aims to carry three million passengers this season.General · 48d ago · also in 27 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Parking Full Amid Rosh Hashanah Travel SurgeBen Gurion Airport's parking facilities are completely full due to increased travel during the Rosh Hashanah holiday. Authorities are urging passengers to use public transport instead of private vehicles to avoid delays.General · 50d ago · also in 6 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Braces for Million Travelers During Sukkot HolidayBen Gurion Airport expects 1.13 million passengers between Yom Kippur and October 4th due to the Sukkot holiday. Other airports and border crossings also anticipate high traffic, with authorities issuing travel advisories.General · 55d ago · also in 12 newsroomsVeteran Kol Israel Correspondent Gideon Kouts Dies at 78Gideon Kouts, the veteran Paris correspondent for Israeli broadcaster Kol Israel, has died at 78. He covered major global events for four decades and led the Foreign Press Association in France.General · 56d ago · also in 14 newsroomsKan News Director Yitzik Brashi Dies in Cycling AccidentYitzik Brashi, director of the news division at Kan News, died in a cycling accident on Highway 44 near Ramla on September 19, 2026. Kan News mourned his loss, praising his professional contributions and leadership.General · 57d ago · also in 3 newsroomsPolice Seek Public's Help Finding Missing Holon ManIsraeli police are seeking the public's help to find Vitaly Gutman, a 73-year-old man from Holon who has been missing since September 11. He was last seen on Yehoshua Rabinowitz Street and is described as approximately 1.60 meters tall with brown eyes, short gray hair, a beard, and a slim build.General · 57d ago · also in 1 newsroomBarcelona and Dusseldorf Airports Top 2026 Global Convenience RankingsThe World Consumer Airport Index 2026 ranked Barcelona-El Prat and Dusseldorf as the most convenient major and smaller airports, respectively. Israeli airports did not feature in the top rankings of this study.General · 59d agoIsrael Tests New Exotic Apple Varieties for Future CultivationIsrael has begun testing new exotic apple varieties on a nine-dunam experimental plot in the Golan Heights. The initiative, led by researchers from MIGAL and Tel Hai University, aims to update the local fruit market with disease-resistant, high-quality apples, potentially replacing older varieties.General · 61d ago · also in 8 newsroomsIsrael Railways Adjusts Schedule for Yom Kippur HolidayIsrael Railways will alter its schedule and halt services for Yom Kippur in 2026, with operations ending early on September 20 and resuming on September 22. Passengers should check the official railway website for updated holiday timetables.General · 64d ago · also in 2 newsroomsRecord August Sees Greece, Cyprus Top Israeli Travel DestinationsBen Gurion Airport experienced a record-breaking August with 2.65 million passengers, a 20% increase from the previous year. Greece and Cyprus were the most popular destinations for Israeli travelers.General · 66d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIsrael's Population Surpasses 10 Million Mark for First TimeIsrael's population has surpassed 10 million for the first time, reaching approximately 10.3 million residents. The growth was driven by natural increase, offsetting a negative migration balance.General · 67d ago · also in 3 newsroomsAirlines Expand Direct Flights From Tel Aviv to 11 Italian CitiesAirlines are expanding direct flight options from Tel Aviv to Italy, with at least 11 cities now accessible. This includes new routes and increased frequencies from carriers like Bluebird Airways and Wizz Air, reflecting Italy's popularity as a travel destination for Israelis.General · 69d ago · also in 11 newsroomsSAS to Resume Flights Between Tel Aviv and CopenhagenScandinavian Airlines (SAS) will resume direct flights between Tel Aviv and Copenhagen on October 26th, operating four times weekly. The service was temporarily suspended and will now offer increased frequency.General · 71d agoNetanya Honors Firefighters at Rosh Hashanah CelebrationNetanya held a Rosh Hashanah celebration on September 3, 2026, honoring firefighters and emergency services. Mayor Avi Salamah pledged to build a new fire station and a dedicated square for firefighters.General · 72d ago · also in 4 newsroomsHalf of Israeli Adults Did Not Use Buses in Past Year, Survey FindsA 2025 survey by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics found that half of adults aged 20 and over did not use buses in the past year, a decline from 57% a decade prior. While user satisfaction with specific aspects like stop proximity and bus comfort is relatively high among riders, overall satisfaction with frequency and travel time remains a concern, contrasting with higher satisfaction for rail services.General · 73d ago · also in 1 newsroomBlue Bird Airways Launches New Flights to Bologna and Other Italian CitiesBlue Bird Airways has launched new direct flights from Tel Aviv to Bologna, Italy, operating three times weekly. The airline plans to expand its Italian network further by adding routes to Rome and Naples, increasing its total Italian destinations to five.General · 73d agoIsrael Railways Updates Schedule With New Evening and Rush Hour ServicesIsrael Railways is introducing a new schedule starting September 4th, adding evening trains on the Modiin-Nahariya line and increasing frequency during peak hours in central and southern areas. Service times on Fridays and Saturdays have also been adjusted.General · 73d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBabylon Park Faces Lawsuit Over Pricing and Gambling-Like GamesA class-action lawsuit has been filed against Babylon Park Israel for 2.5 million shekels, alleging deceptive pricing through its internal currency and the use of gambling-like machines in its entertainment complexes. The company denies the claims.