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Panet
Arabic-language news portal serving Palestinian citizens of Israel. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barArab pressIts own lean is not rated on the left, centre and right scale.
FundingCommercial advertising
Language and baseArabic · AraraFounded 2002
The last 30 days
1,434reports translated
65%first to report
92 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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How Panet writes
Panet's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the Arab press. On the police, Netanyahu, the Knesset, the United States and Eisenkot its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 1,398 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Panet had it
Trump May Avoid Iran Strikes If No New Provocations Occur, Sources SaySecurity · 3h agoEisenkot Pursues Stable Government Amid Complex Coalition TalksPolitics · 5h agoIsraeli U19 Team Loses to Ukraine Amidst Substitute Player ControversySecurity · 19h agoBig stories Panet skipped
Israel Strikes Hamas Commander at Gaza Hospital, Cites Hostage DetentionCovered by 21 newsroomsFrance Bars Israeli Settler Leader Yossi Dagan Over West Bank ActivityCovered by 21 newsroomsIsrael's Attorney General Ordered to Appear in Netanyahu TrialCovered by 20 newsroomsLatest from Panet
Culture · 6h agoNazareth Old City Hosts Olive Festival Art DayArtists participated in a special painting day in Nazareth's Old City as part of the Olive and Olive Oil Festival. The event aimed to capture the area's heritage through art and foster collaboration among artists. The festival also includes workshops for children and aims to engage residents, linking art with the city's history. The initiative is part of a broader effort to boost Nazareth's cultural scene.Culture · 1d agoIsraeli Arab Woman Balances Law, Beauty, and EntrepreneurshipNurhan Alhan, a lawyer, beautician, and entrepreneur from Lod, is featured in a program detailing her unique career path. She has successfully combined her professional pursuits, turning her passion into products sold at Ben Gurion Airport. The episode explores her journey, challenges, and the decisions that led to her achievements.Culture · 1d agoNew Episode of 'Friday Magazine' Program Airs on Hala TVPanet is airing a new episode of its weekly program 'Friday Magazine' on Hala Satellite Channel. Hosted by Aida Jaber, the show covers significant events and stories from the past week. The program aims to provide viewers with an enjoyable viewing experience.Culture · 1d agoFrom Law to Kids' Haircuts: Ahed Khatib's Entrepreneurial JourneyAhed Khatib, from Nazareth, transitioned from studying law to opening "Barber kids" in Kafr Manda, a salon specializing in children's haircuts. Driven by passion, she turned her interest in hairdressing and childcare into a successful business. The venture began modestly but grew into a unique enterprise.Culture · 1d agoRamla Church Hosts Poet Rania Marjieh for Women's Literary EventRamla's Episcopal Church of Emmanuel hosted writer and poet Rania Marjieh for a literary event on Thursday, encouraging women's self-expression through writing. Marjieh shared her poetry collection with attendees, and the event was supported by local officials. The gathering aimed to foster creativity and cultural engagement among women in the community.Culture · 1d agoExpert Discusses Rising Bullying Among Students on Israeli Arabic TVParenting specialist Rima Azem discussed the increasing problem of student bullying on Hala TV. She addressed the scope of the issue, its causes, and potential solutions. The segment aimed to offer guidance to parents and educators.Culture · 2d agoPlaywright Discusses Status of Arab Theaters in IsraelPlaywright Afeef Shleiyout discussed the status of Arab theaters in Israel on Hala TV, highlighting their importance and recent activities. He pointed out the challenges these theaters face, including limited resources and insufficient support, while emphasizing their role in preserving Arab identity and fostering dialogue. Shleiyout noted recent productions indicate a vibrant, though under-resourced, theatrical scene.Culture · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomTwo Israeli Academics Named Among World's Top 2% of ScientistsTwo leading researchers from the Academic College of Sakhnin, Professor Fadia Nasser Abu Hijleh and Professor Dorite Ravid, have been included in the 2026 Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists List. This global ranking recognizes researchers based on their citation impact and influence in their respective fields. Professor Abu Hijleh is recognized for her work in education and measurement, while Professor Ravid is noted for her contributions to linguistics and language acquisition. Their inclusion underscores the college's commitment to academic excellence and international research.Culture · 2d agoIKEA Launches New Himalayan-Inspired Children's CollectionIKEA has launched its new ALPTALL children's collection, inspired by the Himalayas and featuring toys, bedding, and accessories made from recycled materials. The collection includes stuffed animals, a hooded bath towel, and storage boxes, with prices ranging from 19 to 145 shekels. The items are available at IKEA branches across Israel, with specific operating hours listed for each day of the week.Culture · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIKEA Introduces Autumn Collection to Bring Warmth HomeIKEA has launched a new autumn collection featuring earthy tones and rich textures to bring warmth and comfort into homes. The collection includes items like mugs, a chest of drawers, a vase, a scented candle, pillow covers, salt and pepper shakers, and serving ware, with prices ranging from 19 to 895 ILS. The stores' operating hours and locations across Israel are also detailed.Culture · 4d agoAutumn Offers Ideal Nature Walks in Israel, Says GuideRayeq Shehadeh, an educator and tour guide from Ein Mahil, discussed ideal autumn nature destinations in Israel on Hala TV. He emphasized that the season, particularly after rain, revitalizes the landscape, making it perfect for exploring valleys and rivers. Shehadeh's advice encourages people to appreciate the country's natural beauty during this time.Culture · 5d agoTour Guide Highlights Popular Winter Destinations for Arab CitizensTour guide Mona Abu Al-Assal discussed popular domestic winter tourist destinations for Arab citizens on Hala TV. The segment aimed to identify the most favored locations and understand their appeal. The specific destinations were not named in the broadcast.Culture · 5d agoIsraeli Lawyer Abeer Asadi Receives Prestigious WM Excellence AwardLawyer Abeer Asadi from Deir al-Asad received the prestigious WM Excellence Award at an annual ceremony in Tel Aviv. The award celebrates leadership and promotes excellence and equality. The event was attended by senior Israeli officials and influential figures. Asadi discussed her award on Al-Hala TV.Culture · 6d agoPilgrims From Taybeh Perform Second Umrah in Saudi ArabiaPilgrims from the Israeli Arab town of Taybeh have performed their second Umrah pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia. Accompanied by administrator Sheikh Ibrahim Masarwa, the group also visited historical and religious sites in the Makkah region. Images of their journey were shared with media.Culture · 7d agoTaibeh Residents Perform Umrah Pilgrimage in MeccaResidents from the Israeli city of Taibeh performed the Umrah pilgrimage in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The group, accompanied by administrator Sheikh Ibrahim Musarawa "Abu Akrama", sent greetings to their families. They arrived directly in Mecca to complete their religious rituals.Culture · 8d agoYouth Leaders Program Launched in Umm Al-Fahm for Future LeadersUmm Al-Fahm Municipality's Community Center launched its "Youth Leaders" program for 100 eighth and ninth graders, aiming to develop future community leaders. The program follows a rigorous selection process and will include workshops on leadership, communication, and conflict resolution. It emphasizes practical application and community project development to foster initiative and responsibility among participants. The initiative is part of a broader vision to invest in young people and enhance their role in the city's future.Culture · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomUmm Al-Fahm Chess Academy Holds Puzzle Competition for Global Event PrepThe Umm Al-Fahm Chess Academy hosted its first chess puzzle competition for 24 students, preparing them for national and international events, including the 2027 World Chess Puzzle Championship in Germany. Dr. Baz Einat, President of the German Chess Congress, attended, awarding prizes and honoring student Nada Khalaf for her past achievements. Students are also preparing for a tournament in Kfar Saba and a local event planned for year-end.Culture · 14d agoArtist Samar Hafez Tannous Dies at 86Artist Samar Hafez Tannous, also known as Abu Ihab, died at the age of 86. His funeral is scheduled for Sunday at 3 PM at St. George's Church in Eilaboun. The community mourned his passing and offered condolences.Culture · 14d agoNazareth Karate Association Holds Belt ExaminationsThe Su-Chin Karate Association in Nazareth held belt examinations on Friday for students training under coach the coach. The tests covered levels from yellow to blue belt and were reportedly of a high standard. Photos from the event were shared by the coach.Culture · 14d agoAlhan Choir from Beit Jann Revives Suwayda Heritage in Artistic EveningThe "Alhan" choir from Beit Jann performed a heritage artistic evening titled "Flowers of the Home" in Al-Baqi'a, celebrating the musical traditions of Suwayda. The event highlighted the importance of preserving heritage and strengthening cultural ties between communities in the Galilee, Golan, and Suwayda. Storyteller Areej Assaad and media personality Imad Ghaddban participated in the evening, which aimed to connect generations and pass on living heritage.Culture · 15d agoNew Book by Eyas Nasser Explores Narrative Art in Ancient Arabic PoetryA new 320-page academic book by Dr. Eyas Nasser, "Narrative Art in the Nasib Among Transitional Poets of the 6th and 7th Centuries," has been published by the Arabic Language Academy in Haifa. The book analyzes narrative elements in the poetic preludes of poets from the 6th and 7th centuries, offering a new definition of the nasib. The work is based on extensive research and aims to be a key reference for literary scholars and students.Culture · 15d agoLawyer Discusses Citizen Rights on Arabic ProgramThe Arabic program "You Have the Right to Know" featured lawyer Iyad Matanes discussing citizens' legal rights and responsibilities. Hosted by Shehadeh Azem, the show aims to demystify complex laws and empower individuals. Viewers can submit questions via WhatsApp to the number 0583924051 for clarification on issues ranging from labor to family law.Culture · 15d agoSocial Drama Film 'The Experiment' Screened for High School Students in AcreThe Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre hosted a film screening of the social drama 'The Experiment' for high school students on October 28, 2026. Directed by Hisham Suleiman, the film explores themes of peer pressure and decision-making. A discussion followed the screening, allowing students to engage with the film's message and relate it to their experiences.Culture · 16d agoExpert Discusses Student Interest and Challenges in English Language LearningDr. Amani Jaber, an expert in English language education and sociolinguistics, discussed student interest and challenges in learning English on Hala TV. She explored the extent to which the language acts as a barrier for students. Jaber also holds positions at Atid Network for Education and Ono Academic College and conducts research at the Technion.Culture · 18d ago · also in 19 newsroomsNetherlands Withdraws from Eurovision 2027 Amid Protests Over Israel's ParticipationThe Netherlands will not compete in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest because no Dutch broadcasters are willing to support the country's participation amid protests over Israel's involvement. This follows a boycott of the 2026 contest by the Netherlands and several other European nations, including Ireland, Iceland, Spain, and Slovenia, protesting Israel's military actions in Gaza.Culture · 18d agoThree Palestinian Historic Sites Added to Arab Architectural Heritage RegistryThree Palestinian historical sites, including the Old Cities of Nablus and Bethlehem and the historic Qasr Arrabeh, have been added to the Arab Architectural and Urban Heritage Registry. Minister of Tourism and Antiquities Hani Al-Hayek announced the inclusion, emphasizing its importance for preservation and international recognition. The decision was made at an ALECSO meeting in Cairo, which also focused on broader Arab cooperation in heritage protection.Culture · 18d agoYoung Archaeologist Ikram Amara Shares Her Passion and ExpertiseIkram Amara, an archaeologist from Zalafa, studied the field at Bar-Ilan University and later pursued marine sciences. She now works as a guide and lecturer for the Israel Antiquities Authority and runs her own institute. Amara recently discussed her work and the field of archaeology on Hala TV.Culture · 18d agoCommunity Center in Umm Al-Fahm Launches Art Courses for Dozens of StudentsThe Community Center in Umm Al-Fahm has launched two new art courses for dozens of students, with sessions scheduled for Wednesdays and Saturdays. The initiative aims to foster artistic talent, encourage self-expression, and enrich the city's cultural life. The courses are part of the center's broader efforts to provide constructive activities for children and youth.Culture · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomUmm al-Fahm Celebrates Historian Wajdi Hassan Jamil's New Book on Labor LeaderUmm al-Fahm hosted a cultural event to launch historian Wajdi Hassan Jamil's new book about labor leader. Attendees included writers, intellectuals, and unionists who emphasized the importance of documenting Palestinian history and the labor movement.Culture · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomBeterem Honors Hundreds of Arab Volunteers at Annual Conference in HaifaHundreds of Arab volunteers were honored at Beterem for Child Safety's annual conference in Haifa on Sunday. The event recognized their efforts in promoting child safety and preventing injuries within the Arab community. Speakers highlighted the volunteers' crucial role in societal change and addressed concerns about rising child injuries. The conference included lectures on child safety, patient rights, and social-emotional learning, concluding with workshops and a musical performance.More from Panet