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Language and baseHebrew · Tel Aviv
The last 30 days
21reports translated
95%first to report
831 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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Minister's Advisor Had Oil Industry Ties, Benefited Environmental GroupPolitics · 3h agoMK Candidate Vows to Champion Environmental Rights in Next KnessetPolitics · 20h agoIsraeli Parties Exploit Voter Data, Raising Privacy ConcernsPolitics · 21h agoBig stories Shakuf skipped
Gun Theft at Givat Shmuel School Sparks Parental PanicCovered by 23 newsroomsIsrael's Election Day: Voting Hours, Free Transport, and Weather ForecastCovered by 22 newsroomsMan with Knife Detained Near Israeli Politician Yair Golan in Tel AvivCovered by 21 newsroomsLatest from Shakuf
Security · 4d agoWildlife Populations Decline, But Nature's Recovery Offers HopeGlobal wildlife populations have declined by an average of 73% since 1970 due to human activities, according to a WWF report. However, numerous success stories, including the return of river otters to New York and European bison to the wild, demonstrate nature's capacity for recovery. Conservation efforts in places like the Galapagos and Israel, involving habitat restoration and protection, are proving effective in bringing back endangered species. These examples highlight the significant impact of human choices on wildlife survival and the potential for positive change.Security · 8d ago81% of Sanctions Against Israel Imposed During Current Government's TermA "sanctions map" indicates that 80.9% of all official sanctions against Israel have been imposed since the current right-wing government, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and including far-right factions, took office in late 2022. The report attributes this "unprecedented diplomatic tsunami" to the government's policies and the inclusion of controversial ministers like Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich. The escalating international pressure is linked to the aftermath of the October 7th attack, government rhetoric, and West Bank policies, further evidenced by ICC arrest warrants against Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.Security · 18d agoIsrael's Environmental Ministry Withheld Pollutant Permits, Citing Security ConcernsIsrael's Ministry of Environmental Protection removed nearly 200 pollutant permits from its website during the recent conflict with Iran, citing security concerns. The transparency organization "Shakuf" reported that the removal was unauthorized and prompted by the Manufacturers Association of Israel. The ministry has delayed responding to freedom of information requests regarding the incident. The permits were eventually restored after security officials reviewed and redacted sensitive information.Security · 21d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Minister Under Fire After Near-Disaster Flight IncidentTransportation Minister Miri Regev is facing calls for her resignation following a near-disaster on a Flydubai flight where a co-pilot attacked the captain, causing the plane to plummet. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the incident a potential "Israeli 9/11." The article argues Regev is responsible for a security lapse where flight crew lists were not adequately vetted by her ministry, despite prior recommendations for improved aviation security. The piece contrasts the situation with international norms of ministerial accountability, citing examples from other democracies where ministers resigned for lesser failures.Security · 26d ago · also in 6 newsroomsFlydubai Incident Raises Questions on Israeli Aviation Security OversightA near-hijacking attempt on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv has exposed potential systemic failures in Israel's aviation security oversight for foreign flights. Questions are being raised about whether pilot information is adequately vetted and if previous warnings from the State Comptroller about outdated security protocols were heeded.Security · 33d agoAshdod Refinery Faces Lawsuit Over Benzene Emissions and Health ImpactsA class-action lawsuit has been filed against the Ashdod Oil Refinery seeking over 2.5 million shekels in compensation for alleged severe air pollution, including benzene emissions, impacting nearby residents and workers. The suit cites repeated environmental violations and health risks, while the refinery states it is committed to environmental protection and is reviewing the claim.Security · 35d agoRotem Amfert Accused of Falsely Threatening Negev Layoffs for Regulatory BenefitsRotem Amfert, a major polluter in Israel's Negev, is accused of repeatedly threatening layoffs to gain regulatory benefits. The company faces criticism for its environmental record, including a 2017 toxic spill, and its continued use of polluting storage ponds.Security · 43d agoRotem Amfert Threatens Layoffs Amid Environmental DisputeRotem Amfert, an ICL subsidiary, has threatened mass layoffs, claiming environmental regulations are stifling its operations. Critics accuse the company of corporate blackmail, citing its high profits and history of severe pollution, and argue it prioritizes dividends over environmental safety and worker well-being.Security · 48d agoEnergy Ministry's Top Officials Largely Ignored Desalination WarningsAn investigation into the work logs of Israel's senior energy officials revealed minimal attention to desalination warnings, despite a major crisis in September 2026 caused by an algae bloom. The logs showed a lack of focus on the issue, even after a critical State Comptroller report highlighted potential risks.Security · 49d agoIsraeli Police and PM's Security Detail Point Weapons at CiviliansAn article criticizes Israeli police and the Prime Minister's security detail for pointing weapons at civilians without apparent cause, citing social media posts from Haifa police and incidents involving the PM's security in Tel Aviv. It argues such actions are unjustified and potentially dangerous, drawing parallels to settler violence in the West Bank.Security · 55d ago · also in 1 newsroomBus Driver Attacks Rise, Highlighting Safety Concerns and Systemic FailuresBus 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.Security · 56d agoIsrael Braces for Post-Election Disinformation CampaignsIsrael 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.