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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.
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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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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
Health · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomWHO Warns of Rising Respiratory Illnesses in Gaza, Worse ExpectedThe World Health Organization warned of a significant increase in respiratory illnesses in Gaza, with over 33,000 more cases than last year, exacerbated by heavy rains flooding displacement camps. Living conditions and overcrowding are facilitating the spread of infections, and the WHO anticipates a worsening situation as winter arrives. The organization is also facing challenges in obtaining necessary laboratory equipment to diagnose and treat patients, urging for its immediate entry.Health · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomWoman Dies from Amniotic Fluid Embolism During ChildbirthA woman in her 40s died from amniotic fluid embolism during childbirth after being transferred to Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer. She had no known chronic illnesses and received extensive medical treatment, including ECMO. Her baby was born healthy. The incident occurred in Bnei Brak.Health · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsHealth Ministry Lifts Water Boiling Advisory for NazarethThe Ministry of Health has canceled its directive for Nazareth residents to boil water, following satisfactory test results. The ministry confirmed the water is now safe for drinking and all other uses. This lifts the previous advisory that had been in place for the city.Health · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomJericho Hosts Major Medical Conference with Hundreds of ExpertsAugusta Victoria Hospital is holding a two-day scientific conference in Jericho, attended by around 400 medical professionals from Palestine and abroad. The event focuses on updating medical protocols and sharing knowledge in various specialties, including radiation therapy and bone marrow transplants. Hospital leadership highlighted recent advancements and ongoing efforts to improve healthcare access for patients from Gaza. The conference aims to enhance medical services and foster international collaboration.Health · 2d agoTzfon Medical Center Launches Patient Parliament InitiativeThe Tzfon Medical Center held the first meeting of its new "Patient Parliament" initiative to improve communication with the community and gather feedback. The event included presentations on the center's development and future plans, followed by an open dialogue with patients. Participants toured hospital facilities, including a preview of a new rehabilitation wing. The initiative aims to incorporate patient insights into improving medical care.Health · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsraeli Health Ministry Panel Recommends Overhaul of Women's Health ServicesA steering committee appointed by Israel's Ministry of Health has recommended a comprehensive national policy for women's health, moving beyond pregnancy and childbirth to cover all life stages. The proposals, currently under review, aim to enhance preventive care, address mental health, and reduce health disparities. Director General Moshe Bar Siman Tov stated the ministry will work to translate these recommendations into actionable steps to improve women's health across Israel.Health · 2d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsrael Lifts Swimming Advisories for Several BeachesIsrael's Ministry of Health has lifted swimming advisories for "Charles Clore" beach in Tel Aviv, all Herzliya beaches, and "Mei Ami" beach in Ashdod after receiving clean test results. The ministry reminded the public that swimming is only allowed at officially designated beaches.Health · 2d agoHaEmek Medical Center Hosts Seminar on Early Detection of Child DistressHaEmek Medical Center in Afula held a professional seminar on recognizing signs of distress in children and adolescents. The event brought together health and education professionals from Arab and Jewish communities to discuss challenges like social media impact and bullying. The seminar stressed the importance of early detection and intervention for psychological suffering in children. A nursing director emphasized listening to children and identifying distress signals for timely support.Health · 2d agoStudy Reveals Dramatic Rise in Smoking Among Arab Girls, Decline Among BoysA study revealed that regular smoking among Arab girls aged 12-17 more than doubled from 6% to 13% between 2022 and 2026, while it decreased among boys from 46% to 29%. E-cigarettes and hookahs are increasingly popular among girls, narrowing the gender smoking gap. Experts express concern over the rise in girls' smoking, urging immediate intervention within the Arab community.Health · 2d agoWeight Loss Injections' Impact on Vision DiscussedProfessor Bishara Bisharat, head of the Association for Health Development in the Arab Community, discussed the effects of weight loss injections on vision and their associated risks on Hala TV. The interview aimed to clarify the potential dangers and impacts of these popular treatments on eyesight. Professor Bisharat provided insights into the medical implications of these injections.Health · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomHealth Ministry Advises Boiling Water in Specific Nazareth NeighborhoodsThe Ministry of Health has mandated boiling water for drinking, cooking, and dental hygiene in several Nazareth neighborhoods due to unsatisfactory water sample test results. The advisory affects areas including Qasr al-Mutran and various streets, with instructions remaining in place until further notice. The water supplier has been directed to fix the problem and perform further tests.Health · 3d agoNew Episode of 'All Health' Program Features NeurologistA new episode of the "All Health" program, hosted by the host and broadcast live by Panet and Hala TV, featured Dr. Rafiq Musalha. Dr. Musalha is a specialist in neurology and brain diseases and lectures at the Faculty of Medicine at Beer Sheva University. The program focuses on delivering health information to the Arab community.Health · 3d ago · also in 3 newsroomsHealth Ministry Lifts Swimming Warnings for Most Mediterranean BeachesIsrael's Ministry of Health has lifted swimming advisories for most Mediterranean beaches, with exceptions for specific locations in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, and Ashdod. The ministry reiterated that swimming is only allowed at officially designated beaches. The decision impacts public access to coastal recreational areas.Health · 4d agoWeight Loss Injections Gain Popularity, Doctor Explains EfficacyDemand for weight loss injections has recently increased, with a shift from oral treatments. Dr. Yusri Masarwa, a family doctor with Leumit Health Services in Tayibe, discussed their efficacy and eligibility criteria in an interview with Hala TV. The interview provided details on the growing trend of injectable obesity treatments.Health · 4d agoParamedic Discusses Critical Role of First Aid in EmergenciesHaifa-based ambulance driver Abd al-Rahman Jabr highlighted the critical role of rapid first aid in emergencies like accidents and violence. He explained that trained medical teams can significantly impact a patient's survival before hospital transfer. Jabr shared his experiences during an interview with Hala TV.Health · 5d agoOccupational Therapist Discusses Treatment and Beneficiaries on Hala TVOccupational therapist Shahd Abadi Othmaneh from Kafr Qara appeared on Hala TV's "The Open Wave" program. She discussed the concept of occupational therapy and the specific groups of individuals who require and benefit from this form of treatment. The interview explored the applications and significance of occupational therapy.Health · 5d agoEast Jerusalem Oncology Unit Holds Breast Cancer Awareness EventsThe East Jerusalem unit of the Sharett Oncology Institute at Hadassah Hospital held breast cancer awareness events in October. Collaborating with local schools and institutions, the initiative focused on promoting early detection and regular screenings. Doctors, a professor, and a nutritionist participated, sharing expertise on women's health and risk factors. The unit highlighted the importance of community partnerships in health education and encouraging women to prioritize their well-being.Health · 6d ago · also in 10 newsroomsHealth Ministry Warns Public Against Using 'DRAGONFLY' Hair StraightenerIsrael's Ministry of Health is warning the public against using the 'DRAGONFLY' hair straightening product after a girl was hospitalized with kidney damage. The product's license was revoked, and it is not in the ministry's database, despite claims on its label. The ministry is also banning products with Glyoxylic Acid due to kidney damage links, effective February 2026, and advises on safe hair straightening practices.Health · 6d ago · also in 7 newsroomsPregnant Woman and Unborn Baby Die at Tel Hashomer Medical CenterA 31-year-old pregnant woman and her 29-week-old fetus died at Sheba Medical Center, Tel Hashomer, after she collapsed upon arrival and underwent emergency surgery. Despite intensive efforts, including ECMO support, resuscitation failed. The woman had a history of high-risk pregnancy and two prior C-sections. The Ministry of Health has been notified as a committee investigates a similar case from April.Health · 7d agoHealth Ministry Warns Against Swimming at Mediterranean BeachesIsrael's Ministry of Health has warned the public against swimming at Mediterranean beaches due to potential contamination from recent rainfall. The ministry advises swimming only at designated beaches until the advisory is lifted. This measure aims to protect public health from potential risks.Health · 8d agoNational Partnership Launched for Women's Health and Breast Cancer AwarenessIsrael's Center for Local Authorities and the Ministry for Women's Affairs are leading a nationwide "Pink October" campaign with events to combat breast cancer and promote early detection. The initiative involves collaboration with the Union of Advisors and local authorities across the country. Advisors in Arab and Jewish communities are central to organizing lectures, awareness drives, and community activities, emphasizing a year-round commitment to women's health.Health · 8d ago · also in 2 newsroomsIsrael Health Ministry Orders Water Boiling in Kfar Chabad After Contamination FindingsThe Israeli Ministry of Health has mandated that residents of Kfar Chabad boil their water for drinking, cooking, and dental hygiene due to unsatisfactory test results. The directive remains in effect until further notice. Water is still deemed safe for bathing and general hygiene.Health · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomLung Cancer Association Launches Social Media Campaign for Early DetectionThe Lung Cancer Association, in partnership with health funds and hospitals, has launched a social media campaign promoting early lung cancer detection. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in Israel, often diagnosed late due to a lack of early symptoms. The campaign highlights that early detection improves treatment options and recovery chances. Low-dose CT scans are covered for high-risk individuals aged 60-74 with specific smoking histories.Health · 9d agoInfluenza and Seasonal Illnesses Discussed by Clalit AdvisorDr. He also discussed other illnesses that appear during transitional seasons. The interview provided information on current health concerns.Health · 10d agoNew Episode of 'All Health' Program Features Diabetes ExpertThe "All Health" program, hosted by Samar Oudeh Karantinaaji and broadcast live by Panet and Hala TV, featured Dr. Abdul Hadi Zuabi. Dr. Zuabi is a family medicine specialist, diabetes and obesity consultant, and director of the Diabetes Center in the Northern District. He also represents the Arab community in the Israeli Diabetes Association.Health · 14d agoZiv Medical Center Staff Compete in Annual Hula Valley RaceEmployees from Ziv Medical Center participated in the annual "Ajur Race" in the Hula Valley on Friday. The event, which included 43 staff members and the center's director, Professor Salman Zarka, aims to promote healthy lifestyles and community engagement. Held during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the race also emphasized the importance of early detection screenings for breast cancer. Ziv Medical Center encouraged women to undergo regular check-ups, highlighting that early detection saves lives.Health · 15d ago · also in 8 newsroomsDark Chocolate Products Recalled Due to Undeclared AllergensIsrael's Ministry of Health announced a voluntary recall of four dark chocolate products distributed by Better Choice Ltd. due to undeclared milk allergens. The recall was prompted by a consumer complaint and affects products with expiration dates through December 2027. Consumers with milk allergies are urged to avoid the chocolates and can seek refunds from the company.Health · 16d agoKfar Qara Municipality Holds Health Day for Student AmbassadorsKfar Qara Municipality, in collaboration with Clalit Health Services, hosted a health awareness day for middle school students in the "Health Ambassadors" program. The event featured lectures on sleep, smoking, physical activity, and nutrition, aiming to empower students to promote healthy lifestyles. The municipality highlighted the importance of this initiative and pledged to continue similar programs in educational institutions.Health · 17d ago · also in 1 newsroomHealth Ministry Director General Visits Meuhedet Medical Center in Shefa-AmrDirector General of the Ministry of Health, Moshe Bar Siman Tov, visited the Meuhedet Medical Center in Shefa-Amr last week to discuss expanding health services and addressing staff challenges. The visit highlighted the importance of Arab-Jewish cooperation in the health system as a model for coexistence and quality service. Several officials attended the meeting, which also noted recent openings of modern Meuhedet centers in northern towns.Health · 18d agoFlu Vaccination Recommended as Fall and Winter ApproachDoctors recommend flu vaccinations for the upcoming fall and winter seasons to mitigate illness symptoms. Dr. Yusri Masarwa of Leumit Health Fund in Tayibe answered questions about the vaccine's recipients and its effectiveness in preventing the flu.More from Panet