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News brand of Keshet 12, a national commercial television channel. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · Neve IlanFounded 2017
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26 mintypical time behind the first report
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N12's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, the United States, the IDF, the police and Hamas its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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Security · 3h agoEx-Arsenal Star Mesut Özil Calls for Boycott of Israeli FootballFormer Arsenal player Mesut Özil is calling for a boycott of Israeli football, accusing FIFA of a double standard for sanctioning Russian teams but not Israeli ones. He made the remarks at a friendly match and has a history of anti-Israel statements. The head of Istanbul Başakşehir's basketball club also criticized the sanctions against Russia and the lack of action against Israel.Security · 3h agoMinister Mei Golan Questioned Over Allegations of Misusing $22,000 in DonationsMinister Mei Golan is being investigated by Lahav 433 for allegedly misusing around $22,000 in donations intended for a non-profit she founded. Investigators confronted her with testimonies and recordings from her office, but Golan denied all accusations, claiming she has documents proving the funds were used for charity. She is expected to undergo further questioning before prosecutors decide on potential charges.Security · 5h agoIDF Foils Major Terror Attack, Soldiers Prevent Larger CasualtiesThe Israeli military believes terrorists were on their way to a major attack against civilians when soldiers thwarted them near Yehuda Junction on Friday. The ensuing firefight wounded five Israelis, two seriously. Soldiers' alertness is credited with preventing a larger incident, and an investigation into the attackers' affiliation is underway.Security · 5h agoMilitary Police Arrests Haredi Draft Dodger in Jerusalem NeighborhoodThe Military Police arrested a Haredi draft dodger in Jerusalem's Beit Vagan neighborhood on Wednesday after luring him with a fake delivery. The arrest, captured on video, occurred within 20 seconds. This comes as the Legal Advisor to the Government reported 110,000 draft dodgers, mostly Haredi. Haredi organizations criticized the silence of Haredi lawmakers and media, promising a protest.Security · 6h agoRayo Vallecano Faces Fan Chaos Ahead of Elche MatchRayo Vallecano fans are planning major disruptions, including throwing thousands of rubber balls and refusing to play the first minute, against their club's management. The protests put Elche, coached by Roy Revivo and fighting relegation, in a difficult spot. Fan leaders met with management, demanding an apology from President Raul Martin Presa and lower ticket prices.Security · 7h ago · also in 7 newsroomsShooting Attack Near Hebron; IDF Hunts for GunmanA shooting attack took place Friday morning at the Yehuda Junction near Hebron. The IDF has deployed forces to the area and is conducting a manhunt for the gunman. Roadblocks have been set up as the search is ongoing. The incident is under investigation.Security · 7h agoFamilies of Oct. 7 Victims Sue Meta for Over $1 BillionFamilies of victims from the October 7th Hamas attacks have filed a lawsuit against Meta for over 4 billion shekels, accusing the tech giant of failing to remove graphic videos of the atrocities. One victim's granddaughter discovered footage of her murder on Facebook, which took a day to be removed. The families seek to hold Meta accountable for its platform's role in spreading the violent content and prevent future incidents.Security · 7h agoVanity Fair Report Links Jared Kushner to Secret Billions from Gulf StatesA Vanity Fair investigation alleges that Jared Kushner was involved in secret financial dealings involving billions of dollars from Gulf states, with some funds allegedly reaching Israel. Dutch intelligence reportedly tracked Kushner's phone after hacking Russian servers, uncovering accounts linked to the UAE and Israel. One claim suggests Prime Minister Netanyahu encouraged Kushner to deposit $1 billion into the Bank of Israel for personal use. Kushner has strongly denied all allegations, calling them "completely untrue."Security · 8h agoHapoel Ironi Tiberias Faces Maccabi Netanya Amidst Club ScandalsHapoel Ironi Tiberias will host Maccabi Netanya on Saturday, October 28th, as the club grapples with the fallout from a police investigation into its officials. Several officials were arrested and released to house arrest, while a potential points deduction looms over the team. Despite these challenges, the team is focusing on professional preparations, with key players returning from injury and expected to start in the upcoming match.Security · 15h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Winger Anan Khalaili Shines in Europa League MatchIsraeli footballer Anan Khalaili provided a crucial assist for Crystal Palace in their Europa League comeback win against Besiktas. Khalaili's pass led to Yeremi Pino's goal, sparking a turnaround for the London club. Despite the match ending in a draw after Besiktas equalized, Khalaili's offensive performance drew praise from fans and media.Security · 16h ago · also in 6 newsroomsIsrael-Russia Tensions Flare Over Netanyahu's Antisemitism ClaimsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Russia and Vladimir Putin associate Alexander Dugin of running an online campaign to "poison" the American right wing and fuel antisemitism. Russia's Foreign Ministry called the accusations "ridiculous and baseless" and expressed embarrassment. Moscow also recalled a 2018 cyber cooperation proposal to Israel that went unanswered, suggesting it could have prevented current issues.Security · 16h ago · also in 5 newsroomsHapoel Be'er Sheva Coach Criticizes Substitutes After 4-0 LossHapoel Be'er Sheva lost 4-0 to Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League, leaving them with one point from three games. Coach Ran Kochav criticized the team's physical decline in the second half and the lack of impact from substitutes. Goalkeeper Ofir Marciano acknowledged the result but saw positives, stating the team needs to improve intensity and mentality. The team now prepares for a significant domestic match against Maccabi Haifa.Security · 16h ago · also in 5 newsroomsHapoel Be'er Sheva Crumbles to 4-0 Defeat Against Union SG in Europa LeagueHapoel Be'er Sheva was defeated 4-0 by Belgian team Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League on Thursday. The Israeli champions struggled in the second half and are still without a win in the competition this season. Union SG is currently third in the group with seven points. The loss included an own goal by Rotman.Security · 17h agoIran Expects Israel to Strike First Amid Escalating TensionsIranian sources anticipate an inevitable conflict with Israel and the U.S., expecting Israel to strike first, possibly before upcoming elections. Israeli security officials are wary of miscalculation and the politicization of security. Joint Israeli-U.S. military plans are in place, though no immediate strike is deemed necessary by Israel. Iran is reportedly preparing retaliatory targets.Security · 17h agoIsrael Security Forces Foil Foreign Election Interference AttemptIsrael's security forces have thwarted a foreign attempt to interfere in the upcoming elections using fake social media profiles and false posts. The Shin Bet dismantled the network, while the IDF imposed a travel ban on combat units and reinforced troops in Judea and Samaria. These measures are intended to protect the integrity of the democratic process and ensure the elections proceed smoothly.Security · 20h ago · also in 1 newsroomGreece Prepares for Subsea Power Cable Project Amid Turkish TensionsGreece is moving forward with its Interconnector subsea power cable project connecting to Cyprus and Israel, with a French survey ship set to begin work south of Crete. This has led to conflicting maritime warnings from Greece and Turkey, highlighting ongoing disputes over maritime borders. Turkey opposes the project as it crosses territory claimed under its "Blue Homeland" doctrine. Greece, bolstered by recent defense purchases, appears more determined to proceed, potentially involving the US and France to pressure Turkey.Security · 20h ago · also in 1 newsroomTeen Charged in Homophobic Attack on Man in Tel Aviv's Jaffa PortPolice have indicted a minor for a homophobic attack on Idan in Tel Aviv's Jaffa Port. Footage shows a group surrounding and assaulting Idan after he was targeted with homophobic slurs. The victim reported the attackers intended to kill him and one attempted to stab him with a broken bottle. The incident occurred after a concert and led to the arrest and indictment of a suspect.Security · 21h agoForeign Influence Campaigns Targeting Israeli Elections RevealedA new report reveals foreign influence operations by Iran, Russia, and the Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated Isnad network targeting Israel's upcoming elections. Their primary goal is to erode public trust in institutions and deepen societal divisions, rather than support a specific party. These actors exploit existing Israeli disputes, using fake profiles and fabricated content on social media platforms like X. The report warns of potential cyberattacks combined with influence campaigns to further destabilize the political landscape.Security · 22h agoEx-Boyfriend Arrested for Arson at Ex-Girlfriend's WorkplaceA man from Rehovot was arrested for allegedly torching his ex-girlfriend's workplace in central Israel early Tuesday morning. The suspect, masked and armed with a hammer and fuel, smashed the business's glass doors before setting it ablaze as an act of revenge. The business suffered heavy damage, but no one was injured. An indictment has been filed against the suspect following his arrest.Security · 1d agoIranian Media Mocks Trump, Threatens Internet CablesIranian media outlets are mocking U.S. President Donald Trump, calling him a "gambling addict" who is losing to Iran, while also issuing threats of escalation. Newspapers highlighted that Pakistan's Army Chief returned from Tehran empty-handed and claimed Iran's actions raised oil prices. The media also threatened to target internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz if Iranian infrastructure is attacked and warned that U.S. political targets would be considered legitimate if Iranian officials or civilians are killed.Security · 1d agoIsraeli Air Force Test Pilots Push Aircraft to Limits in High-Stakes MissionsThe Israeli Air Force's Flight Test Center (MANAT) rapidly tested new munitions and aircraft capabilities during wartime, compressing months of work into days. This included enabling F-35I "Adir" jets to carry more external bombs and evaluating the new "Gideon" refueling tanker. Pilots and engineers intentionally push aircraft to their limits to identify system flaws and ensure operational readiness. MANAT's work is crucial for extending the IAF's reach and maintaining air superiority.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomAjax's Oscar Gloukh Labeled Top Talent Ahead of Atalanta ClashIsraeli player Oscar Gloukh is highlighted as a key talent for Ajax by Italian journalist Claudia Esposito ahead of their Europa Conference League match against Atalanta. Gloukh is described as a "very talented attacking midfielder who can create a lot out of nothing." The match is highly anticipated by Atalanta fans, with Ajax aiming for their first points after an opening loss.Security · 1d agoWoman Allegedly Assaults Passersby in Tel Aviv, Leaving Victims ShockedResidents in southern Tel Aviv are reporting a series of unprovoked assaults by a woman, possibly experiencing mental health issues. Incidents include a woman allegedly pushing an ice bucket onto patrons and throwing a rock that shattered a car window. Victims have filed police complaints, but some claim their cases were closed without adequate investigation. Police confirmed an investigation was opened and closed, but will reopen if new information arises.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomUN Envoy Calls for Interrogation of Israeli Soldiers in BaliA UN official urged Indonesia to interrogate Israeli soldiers arriving in Bali for potential war crimes in Gaza, suggesting they be handed over to judicial authorities if evidence supports it. The call follows an incident where an Israeli fitness center owner in Bali reportedly refused service to Israeli tourists due to their military background. This has led to online backlash and counter-campaigns, and other Israeli visitors have also faced online harassment and account deletions in Indonesia.Security · 1d agoEuroLeague Referee Suspected of Bribery Found with Large Sums of Cash in GreeceA senior EuroLeague referee is suspected of bribery and match-fixing in Greece. Police found large sums of cash, potentially over a million euros, in the homes of six arrested individuals, including the senior referee. The investigation was prompted by active referees who sought immunity to expose corruption within the Greek Basketball Federation.Security · 1d agoSakhnin Residents Live in Fear Amidst Escalating Violence, Mayor Warns of ExodusResidents of Sakhnin, Israel, are experiencing intense fear due to a surge in violent crime, including daytime shootings and public displays of weaponry. Mayor Mazen Ghanayem warns that this lack of personal security is causing professionals and families to leave the city, impacting its future. Police conducted an operation arresting six suspects and seizing weapons, but residents and the mayor are demanding more decisive action to restore safety before more people flee.Security · 1d agoAlleged Terror Mastermind Continued Operations From Jail, US ClaimsMohamed Baqer al-Saadi, a suspected pro-Iranian terror leader, allegedly continued to manage his terror network and plan attacks from jail after being extradited to the U.S. U.S. authorities claim he used coded phone calls to instruct operatives and transfer funds, and was linked to numerous attacks in Europe targeting Jewish and Israeli sites. His defense attorneys deny these claims, attributing the evidence to misunderstandings and exaggerations. Legal battles are also underway concerning his harsh detention conditions, which his lawyers deem inhumane.Security · 1d agoIsraeli Police Investigate Over 100 Individuals in Sports Fraud CaseIsraeli police have questioned over 100 individuals, including more than 50 players, in a widening fraud investigation dubbed "Mirror Image." Three key suspects were released to house arrest, while their lawyer claimed the case lacks substance. Police, however, stated suspicions have strengthened with solid evidence, expanding beyond initial allegations of double contracts to include significant tax and financial offenses.Security · 1d agoIsrael Faces Widening Sanctions, Economic Concerns GrowIsrael is facing an increasing number of international sanctions, with European countries restricting arms deals and banning settlement products. A report indicates 64 countries have taken action against Israel, raising concerns about broader economic impacts and investor confidence. Experts warn of potential U.S. economic pressure and highlight Israel's strategic dependence on global relations for its survival. Israeli officials maintain the sanctions are ineffective political pressure tactics.Security · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomTiberias Club Official Released to House Arrest Amid Financial ProbeHapoel Tiberias official Miki Beitan was released to house arrest until November 1 following a court hearing on Thursday. The release comes amid an investigation into alleged financial offenses and double contracts worth millions of shekels. Beitan, along with other club officials, was arrested after police raided their homes. The court allowed Beitan a brief leave from house arrest to vote on election day.More from N12