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Shakuf in English

Lean: LeftType: Investigative outletLanguage: HebrewBased in: Tel Aviv

Shakuf is a investigative outlet outlet based in Tel Aviv, publishing in Hebrew. On baba News’s left–center–right scale it is rated Left (Left). We translate Shakuf's Hebrew coverage into clear English and compare it against other Israeli newsrooms across the spectrum.

Stories
7
Translated coverage in the last 30 days.
Bylined
100%
Share of stories with a named author.
Originals
86%
Share of stories this newsroom reported first.
Opinion
14%
Share of opinion and analysis.
Press releases
0%
Share of press-release copy.
Median lag
1749 min
Median minutes behind the first report on the same story.

Why not a score? These are rates we can recompute. A single number would hide whether a newsroom is slow, unnamed, or mostly reprints.

Politics1 day ago

Israeli Opposition Leader's Party Places LGBTQ+ Advocate in Unlikely Knesset Seat

Opposition leader Yair Lapid's party has placed LGBTQ+ advocate Yorai Lahav-Hertzanu in a low, potentially non-viable position on their Knesset list. This decision has drawn criticism from LGBTQ+ organizations concerned about diminished representation, while other prominent LGBTQ+ figures also face uncertain electoral futures.

Culture4 days ago

Women's Representation in Israeli TV News Remains Low

A report on Israeli TV news broadcasts found women comprised less than a quarter of visual presence, dropping to under a fifth in studio panels. Kan 11 showed the highest representation, while Channel 14 had the lowest. The study analyzed prime-time news and current affairs programs across five channels.

Politics4 days ago

Netanyahu Erased Red Line Between Likud and Kahanism, Analyst Argues

An analysis argues that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has systematically erased the historical boundary between the Likud party and Kahanist ideology. This process, marked by the appointment of Itamar Ben-Gvir as National Security Minister and the integration of Kahanist politicians into Likud, has normalized extremist views within the Israeli right, potentially at the cost of Likud's own electoral strength.

Security5 days ago

Bus Driver Attacks Rise, Highlighting Safety Concerns and Systemic Failures

Bus drivers in Israel face a surge in violent attacks, with many incidents targeting Arab drivers and often including racist remarks. Despite official condemnation and limited security measures, the problem persists due to a lack of consistent enforcement, data collection, and adequate protective solutions.

Politics6 days ago

Education Minister Yoav Kisch Criticized for Transparency Failures

Israel's Education Minister Yoav Kisch faced criticism for a significant increase in processing times for freedom of information requests, alongside an alleged attempt to suppress unfavorable national test results. While the ministry now fulfills more requests, the delays have lengthened considerably, and the attempt to withhold exam data was only reversed after the Attorney General intervened.

Security7 days ago

Israel Braces for Post-Election Disinformation Campaigns

Israel is preparing for a potential wave of post-election disinformation campaigns, amplified by social media and AI, that could undermine public trust in election results. Authorities and media outlets are urged to develop rapid response plans to counter false narratives and educate the public on the vote-counting process.

CultureAug 30, 2026

Live-Streaming Activists Redefined Protest Coverage in Israel

A study highlights how "activist-broadcasters" used live-streaming during Israel's 2020 Balfour Street protests to shape public perception and alter on-the-ground dynamics. These individuals acted as both participants and journalists, offering unfiltered, real-time coverage that engaged viewers and influenced events.