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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.
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Language and baseArabic · AraraFounded 2002
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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.
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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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Politics · 3h ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Considers Overhauling Autism Services and BenefitsA committee in Israel, led by Nir Kedar of the Taub Center, has recommended fundamental changes to diagnosing and providing services for children with autism. The proposals aim to shift diagnosis to HMOs, assess individual needs for tailored treatments, and potentially alter benefit eligibility. These changes are driven by a significant rise in state spending on disability benefits, which is projected to reach 18 billion shekels annually by 2030. The recommendations require government approval and are not expected to change current benefit amounts immediately.Politics · 5h agoEisenkot Pursues Stable Government Amid Complex Coalition TalksPrime Minister-designate Gadi Eisenkot is in his first week of coalition talks, aiming to form a stable government. He has invited all Knesset factions to join based on four principles, while navigating internal bloc disagreements and sensitive issues like potential Arab party involvement. Eisenkot has held meetings with various party leaders and received security briefings, with negotiations proceeding on multiple tracks. Despite some opposition to a unity government, it remains a possibility if other coalition efforts falter.Politics · 8h ago · also in 4 newsroomsBiden Accuses Netanyahu of Breaking Promises, Prioritizing Personal GainFormer U.S. President Joe Biden criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his new memoir, "Promise Me, America." Biden accused Netanyahu of breaking promises and prioritizing personal political gain over Israel's long-term interests. The remarks come amid recent disagreements during the Gaza conflict regarding civilian casualties.Politics · 23h ago · also in 13 newsroomsFrance Criticizes Israel's Ban on Far-Left Leader Jean-Luc MélenchonFrance criticized Israel's decision to ban French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon and party leader Mathilde Panot from entering the country, calling it "barbaric." Israel cited the party's anti-Israel stance and leaders' statements, including accusations of "blood libels" and Mélenchon's call to escort Gaza-bound flotillas. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated the decision serves those exploiting the conflict, while France continues to seek a two-state solution. Mélenchon expressed regret over the ban.Politics · 1d ago · also in 2 newsroomsJoint List Head Hints at Talks with Opposition, Outlines DemandsYousef Jabareen, head of the Joint List, has indicated ongoing informal negotiations with the "change bloc" regarding parliamentary votes. The list's demands include repealing the Kaminitz Law, implementing a plan against violence, and a five-year economic development plan for Arab towns. These statements emerge as the "change bloc" seeks Joint List support to control the Knesset.Politics · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsShas Chairman Aryeh Deri Launches Internal Probe Into Election LossesShas Chairman Aryeh Deri has launched an internal investigation into the party's poor performance in the recent Knesset elections, where Shas won only six seats. Deri met with party representatives to gather detailed data and understand the reasons for the decline in public support. The review aims to identify causes for voter apathy and inform future strategies. Deri himself will not be entering the upcoming Knesset.Politics · 1d agoPanorama Newspaper's Latest Issue Features Political and Economic NewsThe latest issue of Panorama newspaper, released Friday, November 13, 2026, includes reports on Prime Minister Netanyahu's criticism of a government supported by Arab parties. It also covers negotiations involving the United Torah Judaism party and a warning about fraudulent olive oil sales. The paper features a statement from Trump regarding Republican election losses.Politics · 1d agoUS Midterms and Israeli Elections Share Echoes of Doubt and DivisionU.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have both questioned election results, employing similar tactics of denying defeat and undermining democratic processes. This has led to conflicts with official institutions in both countries, as their claims of fraud were rejected. The article suggests a shared belief that losing power is a personal threat, with Netanyahu facing corruption charges and Trump seeking protection from investigations. The results of the U.S. midterms are also linked to Israeli policy, particularly regarding Iran, potentially impacting future U.S. support for Israel. In Israel, the significant vote for Arab parties highlights their desire for integration but also exposes ongoing discrimination and the country's slide towards an exclusionary system.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomFar-Right MK Proposes Bill to Void Palestinian Authority AgreementsMember of Knesset Limor Son Har Melech, from Itamar Ben-Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party, proposed legislation to cancel the Oslo Accords and other agreements with the Palestinian Authority. The bill aims to reclaim territories transferred to the PA and void all related accords. Son Har Melech argued that decades of violence, including the October 7th attack, necessitate ending the Oslo process. The proposal is anticipated to generate considerable political controversy in Israel.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Considers Overhauling Autism Services, Shifting Diagnosis and BenefitsA professional committee in Israel has recommended significant changes to how children with autism spectrum disorder are diagnosed and receive benefits. The proposals aim to shift diagnosis responsibility to HMOs and implement a needs-based, tiered system for treatments, moving away from the current one-size-fits-all approach. These changes are proposed amid a dramatic rise in autism diagnoses and soaring government spending on related benefits. The committee's recommendations require governmental approval and could impact the National Insurance Institute's eligibility criteria.Politics · 1d ago · also in 3 newsroomsYesh Atid Leader Yair Lapid Pledges Government Formation Amidst CompromisesYesh Atid Party leader Yair Lapid announced that a new Israeli government will be formed, acknowledging it may take time and require painful compromises. He stated that failing to form a government would be "madness" and stressed the importance of prioritizing formation over immediate perfection. Lapid believes internal political relations are strong and that the government will eventually be established, drawing a lesson from Benjamin Netanyahu's approach.Politics · 1d agoPalestinian Education Ministry Concludes Participation in Arab League Educational Programs CommitteePalestine's Ministry of Education concluded its participation in the Arab League's educational programs committee in Cairo, which ran from November 8-12, 2026. The committee called for an end to the "educational genocide" in Gaza and condemned Israeli actions in Jerusalem. Recommendations included rebuilding schools, providing international protection, and supporting UNRWA's educational mission.Politics · 1d agoIsraeli Education System Urged to Foster Linguistic Security and Cultural BelongingRecent attacks on Druze youth for speaking Arabic have prompted calls for Israel's Ministry of Education to implement policies promoting linguistic security and cultural belonging. The authors highlight that fear of expressing identity in public spaces is forcing individuals to alter their language use. They propose a five-component national program to foster respect for diversity, starting from primary school, and advocate for a multi-year action plan to ensure students feel safe expressing their identities.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab and Jewish Local Leaders Meet, Sign Accord for New GovernmentArab and Jewish local authority heads met in Mayser on Wednesday, signing a document calling for a new government with Arab party participation. The agreement promotes partnership and equality in decision-making. Nayef Arida, a member of the Menashe Regional Council's management, spoke about the initiative.Politics · 1d agoNazareth Interior Ministry Tax Hike Sparks Citizen ConcernsThe Ministry of Interior has decided to raise property taxes (Arnona) in Nazareth by over 30%, sparking citizen concerns. Sharif Zoubi, head of the Front bloc in Nazareth, spoke about the decision's impact and residents' demands on Hala TV. The tax hike is expected to create a significant financial burden for the city's inhabitants.Politics · 1d agoArab Parties' Current Influence Discussed on Hala TVAyser Hawari appeared on Hala TV's live program "This Day" to analyze the current influence of Arab political parties. The discussion centered on the extent of their impact in today's political environment. Hawari shared his insights on their role and effectiveness.Politics · 1d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Follow-up Committee Vows to Foil Tayibe Landfill ProjectThe Follow-up Committee for the Affairs of the Arab Public in Israel met in Tayibe with around 100 attendees, including lawmakers and local leaders, to oppose a new construction waste landfill project. The committee vowed to "foil the project" through political pressure, professional planning, public mobilization, legal action, and media awareness campaigns. The plan involves land confiscation and is expected to cause significant environmental and health damage to the region.Politics · 1d ago · also in 10 newsroomsEU Commission to Review Partnership Pact With Israel Amid Rights ConcernsThe European Commission will review a citizens' initiative seeking to suspend the EU-Israel partnership agreement due to alleged human rights violations. The initiative collected over 1.1 million signatures from 12 EU countries, exceeding the required minimum. The commission's decision follows the petition's success in meeting the signature threshold.Politics · 2d agoPalestinian PM Meets World Leaders on Conflict DevelopmentsPalestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Mustafa met with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and several world leaders in Antalya, Turkey, on Thursday. He briefed them on the escalating situation in Gaza and the West Bank, including the ongoing conflict, humanitarian crisis, and Israeli measures. Mustafa urged for increased international efforts to protect Palestinians and highlighted how Israeli actions hinder the establishment of a Palestinian state.Politics · 2d agoYasser Arafat's Legacy and Palestinian National IdentityPolitics · 2d agoEquality Center Urges Joint Arab List Demands for Next GovernmentThe Equality Center has urged Israel's Joint List and United Arab List to create a shared platform of demands for the next government. The proposal focuses on legislative changes, government budgets, Arab representation, and combating racism. The center offered its expertise to help draft the joint demands, aiming to address the needs of the Arab community.Politics · 2d agoLawyer Discusses Voter Behavior Trends in ElectionsLawyer Amir Bisharat, a strategic advisor at the Hebrew University's Accord Institute, appeared on Hala TV to discuss voter behavior in elections. He analyzed recent trends and factors influencing voters' choices. The discussion provided insights into the electorate's actions and decision-making processes during elections.Politics · 2d agoArab Party Influence on Government Formation DiscussedDr. Akram Hassoun and Faisal Mahajna discussed government formation efforts and the influence of Arab parties on Hala TV's "Open Wave" program. The live broadcast explored the political dynamics and the role of Arab factions in shaping the new government. Their perspectives offered insights into coalition building and the strategic importance of Arab political representation in the current climate.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomArab Follow-up Committee Meets in Tayibe to Oppose Land Confiscation PlansThe Follow-up Committee for the Affairs of the Arab Public in Israel held a meeting in Tayibe on Thursday to oppose plans to confiscate large areas of the city's land, including a proposed landfill. The committee, along with local Tayibe bodies, has been campaigning against these projects for months. The meeting also addressed issues faced by Arab citizens in Lod, with further discussions planned there. Knesset members expressed concern over the confiscation plans and called for action.Politics · 2d ago · also in 16 newsroomsNetanyahu and Eisenkot Meet to Discuss Political and Security DevelopmentsPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, head of the Yisrael Beiteinu Party, met on Thursday in Jerusalem for political and security updates. The meeting, also attended by the Prime Minister's Military Secretary, followed Eisenkot's request for a security briefing. This discussion addresses ongoing political and security developments.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Interior Minister Gideon Sa'ar Approves 19 Municipal BylawsGideon Sa'ar, newly appointed as Interior Minister, approved 19 long-delayed municipal bylaws on Thursday. He met with senior ministry officials, including Director General Israel Ozan, and ordered urgent issue discussions. Sa'ar's appointment as Interior Minister was confirmed by the government the day before, in addition to his Foreign Minister role.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Activist Yousef Haddad Quits Politics After Election FailureActivist Yousef Haddad announced his retirement from politics after the "Amcha Israel" party, where he was listed second, failed to pass the electoral threshold for the 26th Knesset. Haddad, who heads the "Together We Guarantee Each Other" association and is known for defending Israel and the IDF, stated his work for the country will continue. He also confirmed his departure from the "Amcha Israel" party.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomEisenkot Warns Netanyahu Against Security Force Activation Without Direct ThreatMember of Knesset Gadi Eisenkot warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against activating security forces without an immediate threat, citing potential harm to Israeli democracy. Netanyahu called the warning "irresponsible" and stated all government decisions were security-based and coordinated. Eisenkot also requested a security briefing from Netanyahu and contacted the government's legal advisor regarding this. Netanyahu's office accused Eisenkot of politicizing security matters and reiterated calls for Eisenkot to join a government fighting terrorism.Politics · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomTop Rabbi Greenlights Talks for New Government Led by Gadi EisenkotRabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch, spiritual leader of Yahadut HaTorah's Lithuanian faction, has approved negotiations with the "Change Bloc" to form a government led by Gadi Eisenkot. Hirsch's main demand is to regulate the legal status of yeshiva students, who are currently considered draft evaders. He believes resolving this issue is paramount, even if he doubts an agreement with Eisenkot is realistic. Meanwhile, Yaakov Asher, head of Yahadut HaTorah, visited Avigdor Lieberman's office, fueling speculation amid ongoing efforts to form a "change government."Politics · 2d agoArab MK Vows Legislation Against Racist Attacks and for Victim CompensationMember of Knesset Ahmad Darawsheh condemned rising attacks on Arab youth for speaking Arabic and vowed to legislate against racist assaults. He blamed the government and media, particularly Channel 14, for fueling racism. Darawsheh plans to push for stricter penalties and victim compensation, urging support from fellow lawmakers.More from Panet