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Language and baseHebrew · Jerusalem
The last 30 days
2,129reports translated
61%first to report
94 mintypical time behind the first report
0%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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0404's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On the IDF, Netanyahu, the police, Hamas and the United States its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 2,134 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly 0404 had it
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Culture · 5h ago · also in 1 newsroomNews Anchor Concludes Marathon Broadcast with Religious VerseNews 14 anchor Magi Tsvibi finished an 11-hour continuous broadcast by reciting a biblical verse of thanksgiving. The anchor shared the verse, "Praise the Lord, for He is good, for His mercy endures forever," on Instagram. The broadcast was notable for its extended duration.Culture · 1d agoIsraeli High Schoolers Dive into Marine Education ProgramYuvalim High School in Or Yehuda launched a marine education program for Shachar department students, focusing on life skills and overcoming challenges. Students recently tried snorkeling, encountering marine life for the first time. The program aims to build confidence and teamwork, with growing student interest and more sessions planned for the academic year.Culture · 1d ago · also in 5 newsroomsActress Chali Goldenberg Caught Off-Guard Revealing True Thoughts on Live TVActress Chali Goldenberg inadvertently revealed her true thoughts during a Channel 13 appearance, believing she was off the air. The incident occurred during a live television segment when she made candid remarks, unaware she was still broadcasting. The event highlights a moment of unexpected public exposure for the actress.Culture · 1d agoKiryat Malachi Celebrates Senior Citizens Month With Diverse ActivitiesKiryat Malachi is holding its second annual Senior Citizens Month starting November 3rd, featuring a variety of cultural and social activities. The month-long program includes workshops, intergenerational events, and a special performance by Eli Yatzpan on November 16th. Mayor Eliyahu Zohar emphasized the city's commitment to honoring its senior residents and improving their quality of life throughout the year.Culture · 1d agoRehovot Celebrates Immigrants With Special FestivalOver 600 new and veteran immigrants celebrated Immigrant Day at a special festival in Rehovot last Tuesday, October 20th. Organized by the city's Absorption Department, the event aimed to strengthen social ties and showcase cultural diversity. Mayor Matan Diel and Deputy Mayor Karin Berginski highlighted the event's success in fostering unity and celebrating Rehovot as a microcosm of Israel's diverse society. The festival featured music, food, and activities designed to connect immigrants from various backgrounds.Culture · 1d agoIsraeli Schools Foster Tolerance Through Joint Educational EncountersStudents from Merhavim and Rambam schools in Yavne, Israel, met for a joint educational program focused on tolerance and mutual respect. The initiative, part of a municipal education department plan, involved discussions on diversity, respect, and coexistence. The event aimed to foster understanding between students from state-religious and state secular educational streams. Principals Sivan Shaar and Talia Mei-Raz Bullis praised the program for building bridges of listening and hope.Culture · 1d agoYouth Leadership Day Connects Students With Israeli InnovatorsAround 40 eleventh-grade students from Yavne's Navon Educational Campus attended an entrepreneurship and leadership day at Tel Aviv's Atidim Park. They met with leading figures from business, technology, and social fields, and discussed personal growth and initiative with Mayor Roi Gabbay. The event, in partnership with the Israeli Leadership Forum (ILF), aimed to inspire youth by showcasing success stories and practical lessons in innovation and leadership.Culture · 1d agoTirat Carmel Honors Local Athletes and Musicians for ExcellenceThe Tirat Carmel Municipality honored its top young athletes and musicians at a ceremony held yesterday at the Municipal Conservatory. Mayor Dudu Cohen presented scholarships and awards to individuals and ensembles for their national and international achievements in sports and music. Notable recipients included national champions in table tennis, gymnastics, powerlifting, and track, as well as talented young musicians and the "Gvanim" choir, which won international and national accolades. The mayor emphasized the city's commitment to supporting its talented youth.Culture · 1d agoMemorial Garden for Nova Victim Inaugurated at His Former SchoolA memorial garden, "Orel's Green Orchard," was inaugurated at the Zevulun HaMer School in Tirat Carmel to honor Orel Abuhazira, who was killed at the Nova festival on October 7th. The garden aims to preserve his memory and values for future students. The ceremony was attended by his family, the mayor, and school officials. Abuhazira was remembered as a joyful individual who helped others during the attack.Culture · 1d agoKiryat Ono Hosts Successful Oktoberfest Event for 500 ResidentsApproximately 500 residents attended an Oktoberfest event in Kiryat Ono last week, organized by the local Community Center. The festival featured live music, food, beer, and various entertainment options. Mayor Michal Rosenstein praised the turnout, emphasizing the importance of local community events. Organizers plan to host similar events in the future.Culture · 5d agoSpecial Needs Students in Beer Sheva Shine in Musical PerformanceStudents from Beer Sheva's special education schools participated in a musical performance called "Especially Musical" to showcase their talents in singing, dancing, and playing instruments. The event aimed to foster unity, creativity, and self-expression, highlighting music's role in personal development and community integration. Officials praised the students' abilities and the program's success in empowering them.Culture · 5d agoBe'er Sheva Leads Major Israeli Cities in High School Graduation RatesBe'er Sheva's education system ranks among Israel's top major cities with a 91% high school matriculation rate for the 2024-2025 school year, its third consecutive year of leadership. This rate is 13 percentage points above the national average, with a dropout rate of only 0.6%. City officials highlighted a commitment to student potential and collaborative efforts in achieving these consistent educational successes.Culture · 5d agoOr Yehuda Mayor Honors High Schools for Record Matriculation RatesOr Yehuda Mayor Liat Shohat and Education Department Director Dalila Ashkenazi visited four high schools that exceeded 85% matriculation eligibility. "Yuvalim" High School achieved a record 94.7%, ranking first in the Ono Valley. The visits recognized the dedication of staff and the municipality's investment in education. The city plans to continue investing in educational programs and support to foster future achievements.Culture · 5d agoBeersheba Honors Seven Citizens and Philanthropist Sylvan AdamsBeersheba's municipality honored seven citizens and philanthropist Sylvan Adams for their contributions to the city and the Negev region. The "Yakir Ha'ir" awards recognized individuals in education, health, culture, and community service, including Prof. Shlomi Kodesh and Prof. Mayor Rubi Danilovich praised the honorees, emphasizing the importance of people in a city's strength and expressing hope for the Negev's future.Culture · 6d agoOr Yehuda Achieves Record High School Graduation RatesOr Yehuda has achieved a record 86.1% high school graduation eligibility rate for the 2024-2025 academic year, a significant increase from previous years. Four high schools exceeded 85% eligibility, and the city leads national averages in English and advanced mathematics matriculation. Mayor Liat Shochat attributed the success to consistent investment, strategic planning, and dedicated staff, highlighting education as a top municipal priority.Culture · 6d agoBegin Makhar Elementary School in Beit Shemesh Wins District Education AwardBeit Shemesh's Begin Makhar Elementary School received the District Education Prize for its innovative programs, including "Dialogic Reading" and a solar bus project. Principal Bat Sheva Avush highlighted the school's focus on student confidence and academic progress. The award recognizes the collaborative efforts of students, staff, and parents. Mayor Shmuel Greenberg praised the school's dedication to fostering student potential.Culture · 7d agoOr Yehuda Celebrates Senior Citizens Month With Diverse ActivitiesThe Or Yehuda Municipality is celebrating Senior Citizens Month throughout November and December 2026 with a program of subsidized cultural events, tours, and leisure activities for its elderly residents. Organized by the "Nifgashim" company, the month includes trips to the Golan Heights, Jordan Valley, and Jerusalem, as well as cultural performances and a vacation in Haifa. The events will culminate in a concert by Aviva Avidan. Mayor Lihat Shohat highlighted the importance of honoring the city's senior citizens.Culture · 7d agoIsraeli Composer Hana Ajiashvili Wins Prestigious Azrieli Music PrizeIsraeli composer Hana Ajiashvili won the 2026 Azrieli Music Prize for her composition "Riddle," which premiered in Montreal, Canada, performed by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. The piece, inspired by Rabbi Yehuda Halevi, explores themes of power and responsibility. The award and international reception highlight the global impact of Israeli artistic talent. Ajiashvili also has another work scheduled for performance in Switzerland.Culture · 9d agoGedera School Advances in National Education Award CompetitionThe Derech Begin school in Gedera has advanced to the district stage of the Ministry of Education's School Education Award competition. The school was recognized for its excellence in teaching, innovation, academic results, and community involvement. The district committee will visit in early November to assess the school's programs before a decision is made on advancing to the national level.Culture · 9d agoGdara Judges Praise Quality of Life in National Environmental CompetitionThe local council of Gedara hosted judges from the Council for a Beautiful Israel as part of its entry into a national quality of life and environment competition. Judges toured upgraded gardens, green spaces, heritage sites, and reviewed educational and community projects. One judge called Gedara "one of the most impressive authorities" visited, citing a comprehensive vision for quality of life. Competition results are expected in late December.Culture · 9d agoGivat Shmuel Schools Launch Social Involvement YearGivat Shmuel's secondary schools have launched their social involvement and volunteerism year with events focusing on giving and mutual responsibility. Students learned about community initiatives and participated in workshops simulating the challenges faced by people with disabilities. The municipality highlighted its commitment to developing engaged and empathetic citizens alongside academic achievement.Culture · 9d agoIntergenerational Tour Unites Students and Seniors in Northern IsraelKfar Saba Municipality held its annual "Ve'Hadarta" tour for seniors last week, which included visits to heritage sites in northern Israel and a cultural performance. For the first time, high school students joined the seniors as part of an intergenerational initiative. The municipality stated that the students' participation created a special atmosphere and fostered shared experiences, and that such events will continue.Culture · 9d agoKiryat Malakhi Marks Sigd Holiday With Week of EventsKiryat Malakhi is hosting a week of events from November 5-12 to celebrate the Sigd holiday, a key festival in Ethiopian Jewish tradition. The program, themed "Identity | Heritage | Belonging," includes cultural events, educational activities, and youth programs. The main celebration is on November 5, with further events including a prayer service in Jerusalem and a "Sigdathon" for youth. Schools will also conduct special activities on November 11-12 to educate students about Ethiopian Jewish heritage.Culture · 9d agoStreet Artists Fair Returns to Rehovot for Second YearThe Rehovot Street Artists Fair will return in 2026 for its second year, featuring original art from local creators including paintings, sculptures, and crafts. The event, supported by Mayor Matan Diel, aims to connect artists with the community and will include live music and open local businesses. Attendees can purchase art directly from artists and engage with the city's creative scene.Culture · 9d agoAncient Tiberias Renovation Project Begins Phase OnePhase one of a renewal project has begun in Ancient Tiberias, combining infrastructure development with technological innovation to enhance its historical and archaeological heritage. An interactive tour route with QR codes will allow visitors to access detailed information about findings. Mayor Yossi Ben-Dov is leading the initiative, aiming to improve accessibility and create a quality visitor experience. The project seeks to highlight Tiberias's rich history beyond its scenic views.Culture · 9d agoThousands Attend 'Shabbat Maran' Events in EladThousands of Elad residents participated in "Shabbat Maran" events featuring Torah classes and prayers. The weekend was organized by the Mayor's office to honor Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. Rabbi Yaakov Sinai, Rabbi Yosef's grandson, delivered a speech, and chazzan Moshe Dawik led prayers.Culture · 10d agoOver 5,500 Register for Judea and Samaria Tourism InitiativeOver 5,500 people have registered for the ZOOZ tourism initiative in Judea and Samaria, which uses a WhatsApp bot for navigation and puzzles at 72 sites. Approximately 40% of users have visited sites, while others used it from home, solving over 17,000 puzzles with 86% satisfaction. Users earned over 260,000 "Zuzim" redeemable for local discounts, promoting the region's economy and heritage.Culture · 10d agoYinon Magal Responds to Left-Wing Outrage Over Channel 12Commentator Yinon Magal stated that Channel 12 is "going crazy" and that "we are collapsing their ratings" in response to left-wing criticism. The controversy surrounding the channel is not detailed in the article. Magal's comments suggest a belief that the channel's content is causing a decline in viewership.Culture · 13d agoHaifa School Celebrates 100 Years of Educational EndeavorThe Zichron Yosef school in Haifa's Ahuza neighborhood is celebrating 100 years of educational activity with a week of events from October 19th to 23rd. The festivities, themed "Folds of Time," will connect the school's past, present, and future. The official opening will include Mayor Yona Yahav and school officials. Students will portray the school's founders, and the campus will feature interactive historical and future-oriented spaces.Culture · 13d agoRehovot Municipality to Establish New Cultural Center in Ahuzat HaNasi NeighborhoodThe Rehovot Municipality will build a new cultural center in the Ahuzat HaNasi neighborhood, managed by the municipal company and set to open in early 2027. Led by Mayor Matan Diel, the project aims to expand cultural offerings and create a community hub. Residents will be actively involved in shaping the center's programming through upcoming roundtables. This initiative is part of a city-wide effort to reduce disparities in cultural services across different neighborhoods.More from 0404