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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
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Economy · 1d agoIsraeli Arab Man Becomes Certified Diamond Expert in Ramat GanHatem Adnan from Majd al-Krum became a certified diamond expert after studying at the Diamond Exchange in Ramat Gan. He received official certification and a commendation for his excellence. Adnan now explains how to identify real diamonds and choose the right stones.Economy · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNew Parking Rules for White and Blue Zones to Take Effect in 2027New regulations for parking in white and blue zones will take effect on January 1, 2027. Large cities will no longer be able to offer universal free parking to residents. Local authorities must zone areas, limiting free parking, especially in commercial districts. Parking fees for non-residents will be capped at 30% above resident rates.Economy · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsArkia Airlines Sale Completed Amid Labor DisputeArkia Airlines' controlling stake has been sold to a group of investors for an estimated $45 million, with an additional $40-50 million expected to be injected into the company. The Transport Workers Union has declared a labor dispute, citing unilateral actions by the new owners that threaten jobs and the company's future. Union officials warn that these measures could lead to canceled routes and financial instability, vowing to protect workers from being used as leverage in ownership conflicts.Economy · 2d agoNew Project Aims to Ease Mortgage Access for Arab CommunityThe Association of Israeli Corridot Funds launched the 'Darna' project on November 2, 2026, to help Arab community members access housing loans. The initiative offers free professional guidance to navigate financial and procedural hurdles. The project aims to reduce economic gaps and enhance stability by simplifying the loan process and providing necessary tools and information for families.Economy · 3d ago · also in 1 newsroomTarget Home Recalls "Quick Charger" Over Fire and Electric Shock RisksTarget Home is recalling its "Quick Charger" mobile phone charger, model "62-A2C2, 20W," due to risks of electrical short circuits and fire. The Ministry of Economy and Industry announced the recall after tests revealed the charger's plastic is not fire-resistant and it failed insulation tests. Consumers are urged not to use the charger and to return it to the company.Economy · 5d ago · also in 18 newsroomsNew Tax Proposal Could Increase Israeli Airfares by 5%Israel's Tax Authority has proposed a new tax on departing flights, aiming to raise 1.1 billion shekels annually. Airlines will pay the tax based on aircraft weight and distance, but are expected to pass the cost to passengers, potentially increasing ticket prices by 4% to 5%. The estimated increase per passenger ranges from 12 shekels for domestic flights to 274 shekels for long-haul international travel.Economy · 8d agoIsraeli Energy Minister Visits New Office of Government Relations FirmIsraeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen attended the opening of The Parliament's new office in Tel Aviv on November 5, 2026, congratulating founder Mordechai (Moti) Shalev. The firm, co-founded by Shalev and businessman Nir Privash, specializes in government relations and business development for Israeli companies in markets including the UAE, Bahrain, and Azerbaijan. The visit highlighted the firm's role in fostering international business ties, particularly following the Abraham Accords.Economy · 8d agoLawyer Discusses Debt Default and Execution Cases on 'You Have the Right to Know'Lawyer Mohammed Yahya discussed financial insolvency and execution cases on the program 'You Have the Right to Know,' hosted by Shehadeh Azem. The show aims to clarify legal complexities for citizens, covering issues from labor to family law. Viewers could submit questions via WhatsApp. The episode focused on empowering individuals with legal knowledge.Economy · 8d ago · also in 4 newsroomsTel Aviv Stock Exchange Surges Amid 'Change Government' Formation TalksThe Tel Aviv Stock Exchange saw significant gains on Thursday, with major indices rising between 2.1% and 3.1%, following positive statements about forming a new "change government." The dollar also saw fluctuations, reaching a high of 3.22 shekels before settling lower. President Yitzhak Herzog is set to decide by Sunday who will be tasked with forming the government, with party leaders expressing cautious optimism and emphasizing the need for flexibility.Economy · 8d ago · also in 4 newsroomsWater Prices to Rise by 2.3% in 2027, Affecting FamiliesThe Water Authority Council approved a 2.3% increase in water prices, set to take effect in early 2027. This decision follows a council meeting last Tuesday. The price hike is expected to add approximately 3.5 shekels per month to the water bill for a family of five.Economy · 9d agoLawyer Explains Workers' Rights Following Workplace InjuriesLawyer Dr. Loay Zurik, a labor law specialist, discussed the legal definition and rights concerning workplace injuries on Hala TV. The segment aimed to inform employees about their legal protections and entitlements following an on-the-job accident. Zurik clarified the legal framework applicable to such incidents. The discussion focused on the rights of injured workers.Economy · 12d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNational Insurance Payments for November 2026 DetailedIsraeli citizens will receive their National Insurance payments throughout November 2026, with specific dates for unemployment, child, and disability benefits. Self-employed individuals must pay their dues by November 15. Payments for benefits due on Saturday, November 28, are expected to be advanced to Thursday or Friday of that week. The National Insurance Institute will confirm the exact dates soon.Economy · 12d agoOlive Harvest Season Sees Modernization EffortsDr. Mazen Ali, a member of the Olive Council's administration, discussed the current olive harvest season on Hala channel. He highlighted the use of modern techniques and tools being integrated into the traditional olive picking process. The conversation focused on the modernization efforts within the olive industry this year.Economy · 14d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBen Gurion Airport Adjusts Winter Schedule With Route Changes and Airline ReturnsBen Gurion Airport's winter flight schedule, beginning in November, will see reduced services to some European destinations and increased flights to London and the US. Major airlines like Air Canada and Air India are set to resume operations to Israel. These changes are driven by improved air traffic stability and rising travel demand.Economy · 15d agoCost of Living Crisis Impacts Arab Citizens' Economic SituationPsychologist and organizational consultant Abdul Hadi Kharoub spoke on Hala TV about the economic impact of the rising cost of living on Arab citizens. He examined how the economic crisis affects individuals and families and whether political parties have incorporated these concerns into their platforms. The discussion highlighted the real-world consequences of inflation on the financial stability of Arab citizens.Economy · 15d agoLawyer Explains Rise in Workplace Accidents and Worker ProtectionsLawyer Wael Abadi discussed the reasons for the increase in workplace accidents on Hala TV. He also explained the current regulations and the Construction Workers Union's strategies for handling these incidents. Abadi, who oversees Palestinian and foreign workers, detailed the union's efforts to protect workers in the construction industry.Economy · 16d agoGasoline Prices to Drop Sunday, Potential Rise Expected in Four DaysGasoline prices in Israel will decrease starting Sunday, October 30, 2026. A potential price hike is expected about four days after the reduction. The fluctuating nature of fuel costs was highlighted. No specific price changes were detailed.Economy · 17d agoDollar Holds Gains Amid Anticipation of US Federal Reserve DecisionThe US dollar held its ground near a two-week high on Wednesday as markets awaited key central bank decisions, particularly from the US Federal Reserve. The New Zealand dollar fell sharply after its central bank unexpectedly kept interest rates unchanged, defying economists' predictions. Meanwhile, the Australian dollar saw a modest rise following inflation data, and the Israeli shekel weakened amid political uncertainty. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether experienced gains.Economy · 19d ago · also in 1 newsroomWater Bar Company 'Tami 4' Launches Election Day PromotionWater bar company Tami 4 is offering a special promotion on its products from October 26-27, 2026, to coincide with the Knesset election day on October 27. The campaign highlights the convenience of their water bars for hydration during a day often spent outside the usual routine. The promotion features deals on water bars that offer cold, hot, and sparkling water, equipped with MAZE purification technology.Economy · 19d agoBakers Warn of Rising Bread Prices Due to Flour Cost IncreaseBakery owners in Nazareth and Mashhad anticipate a rise in bread prices due to an upcoming increase in flour costs starting next week. They cited additional rising expenses including labor, oil, sesame seeds, and taxes. The owners believe this will exacerbate the financial burden on consumers.Economy · 20d ago · also in 3 newsroomsMajor Airlines Return to Israel, Launching New Routes to London, Madrid, and USMajor international airlines, including British Airways, Iberia, and United Airlines, are resuming and launching new flights to and from Israel starting October 25, 2026, after security-related suspensions. Routes include daily services to London and Madrid, and direct flights to San Francisco and Chicago. Air Haifa is also starting Tel Aviv-Eilat flights, expanding travel options amid improved security perceptions.Economy · 20d ago · also in 8 newsroomsFuel Tax Cuts May End, Pushing Gas Prices Towards 9 ShekelsGasoline prices in Israel may soon reach 9 shekels per liter if Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich does not extend current fuel tax reductions after the elections. This is due to rising global oil prices and a strengthening dollar, which have already pushed prices to record highs. Experts warn that without continued tax relief, prices could hit unprecedented levels.Economy · 22d agoEgg Prices Rise in Israel Amid Broader Inflationary TrendIsrael's Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security is raising the price of regulated eggs by 2.1% starting November 1, 2026. This follows recent price hikes for flour and bread, with flour costs expected to rise 10-15% due to the Russia-Ukraine war impacting supply. The ministry sets maximum prices for standard eggs, with specialty eggs already costing significantly more. The new prices will affect medium, large, and extra-large egg cartons.Economy · 22d agoBank of Israel Governor Meets Financial ForecastersBank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron met with financial forecasters for a quarterly review of economic projections. The meeting included discussions on inflation, interest rates, and exchange rates. The Bank's Research Division presented its latest assessments, followed by the forecasters' own economic evaluations.Economy · 24d ago · also in 4 newsroomsFlour, Bread, and Pastry Prices to Rise Amid Supply Chain DisruptionsFlour prices in Israel are expected to rise by 10% to 15% starting November 1, 2026, leading to increased costs for bread and pastries. The price hike is attributed to disruptions in the supply chain caused by the Russia-Ukraine war, which has impacted Russian flour exports. One major mill has already notified customers of an 11% increase.Economy · 25d ago · also in 2 newsroomsNational Insurance Institute Announces October 2026 Payout Dates and Heating GrantThe National Insurance Institute has set October 2026 payment dates for various benefits, including child, disability, and old age allowances. Eligible seniors will also receive an annual heating grant of 664 shekels, an increase from last year. Eligibility for the heating grant requires reaching retirement age and meeting specific income or disability-related criteria, with payments issued per family.Economy · 25d ago · also in 1 newsroomBank Hapoalim Partners with Arab Community Businesswomen for GrowthBank Hapoalim sponsored a conference for Arab community businesswomen in Nazareth, focusing on entrepreneurship and financial management. The event led to the launch of a year-long "Growth Forum" for about 100 women, offering professional support and networking. The initiative aims to foster sustainable growth for businesses led by women in the Arab community.Economy · 26d agoNew Report Warns of Economic-Social Threats to Israel's FutureThe Shoresh Institution for Economic and Social Research released a new guide detailing economic and social threats to Israel by 2026. Authored by Professor Dan Ben-David, the report links low productivity and educational gaps to demographic changes. It highlights the Arab population's growing share among youth as a major economic challenge for the entire nation. Ben-David discussed these findings on Channel Halas.Economy · 27d agoBudget Cuts to Five-Year Plan Threaten Local Authorities, EconomyEconomic expert Dr. Ramzi Halabi warned that budget cuts to the five-year plan will negatively impact local authorities and citizens. Appearing on Hala TV, he detailed how these reductions could harm various sectors within municipalities. The cuts are expected to have a tangible effect on the financial well-being of the general population.Economy · 27d agoIsraeli Economists Warn of Severe Economic Fallout from Settler ViolenceOver 60 Israeli economists and former officials warned that continued settler violence and settlement expansion could lead to severe international sanctions and economic damage. They cited potential bans on settlement products by European nations and highlighted 121 restrictive measures already in place globally. The economists also expressed concern that up to 4,000 Palestinian workers in Israeli industrial zones could lose their jobs due to declining orders and potential factory closures. They urged the government to change policies that increase Israel's international isolation.More from Panet