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Language and baseHebrew · Jerusalem
The last 30 days
1,862reports translated
74%first to report
97 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
1%opinion and analysis
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Srugim's tone this month is charged, close to the rest of the right-wing press. On Netanyahu, the Knesset, the IDF, Eisenkot and the police its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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General · 4h ago · also in 2 newsroomsJournalist Hadas Steif Launches Public Funding Campaign After Legal DefeatJournalist Hadas Steif is seeking public donations after a court ordered her to pay significant damages in the Efi Nave phone hacking case. Facing potential asset seizure and financial ruin, Steif stated she has already used her 35-year severance pay for the legal battle. She criticized the state for betraying her journalistic mission and expressed uncertainty about other defendants' contributions to the damages.General · 2d ago · also in 1 newsroomJournalist Ben Caspit Sues Channel 14 for DefamationJournalist Ben Caspit is suing Channel 14 for defamation after the network accused him of leading a hate campaign. The accusations stemmed from remarks made by his co-host Yinon Magal on their radio show, where Magal called bereaved families and Netanyahu opponents "despicable" and demanded apologies. Caspit stated the channel falsely attributed Magal's words to him. Magal later apologized for not clarifying his remarks during the broadcast, excluding hostage families from his criticism.General · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsChannel 14 Reporter Sues Twitter User for Nazi ComparisonChannel 14 legal correspondent Yair Altman is suing a Twitter user for NIS 50,000 after the user compared his affiliation with the channel to membership in the Nazi party. Altman stated the comparison damages his honor and good name. The lawsuit was filed by his attorney, Shlomi Weinberg, and no defense has been submitted yet.General · 2d agoAyelet Hasson Resigns from Public Broadcasting CorporationJournalist Ayelet Hasson resigned from the Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan 11) after refusing to read a dictated apology. Deputy Mayor Moshe Shitrit called it a self-inflicted wound that will hurt ratings, while Srugim correspondent Chani Edri saw it as positive for Hasson's independence and the corporation's image. Strategic consultant Avi Weidman supported the move, citing racism as an unacceptable red line.General · 2d ago · also in 2 newsroomsPolice Seek Public's Help Finding Missing Tel Aviv WomanIsraeli Police are seeking the public's assistance in finding Lior Katz, a 44-year-old Tel Aviv woman missing for five days. She was last seen in central Tel Aviv and has not been heard from since. Police have released her description and are asking anyone with information to contact them immediately.General · 4d agoAyelet Hasson Expresses Gratitude for Public Support Amidst ControversyMedia personality Ayelet Hasson expressed deep gratitude for unprecedented public support amidst a controversy at the Public Broadcasting Corporation. She described the outpouring of messages as "nothing like it" and stated the situation felt like a "story of a very large public." Hasson affirmed her professional resolve despite the emotional turmoil, drawing strength from messages like one from a soldier undergoing treatment.General · 5d agoPanelist Considers Leaving Channel 14 Show After Heated DebateJournalist Amihai Atali is considering leaving Channel 14's "HaPatriotim" program after a heated on-air argument about Haredi conscription. The dispute, which involved host Yinon Magal and panelists Yotam Zimri and Noam Fathi, occurred over a week ago. Atali has not appeared on the show since, and the program's host has not commented on his future participation.General · 5d agoWorld Parliaments Witness Bizarre Incidents, Knesset Not ImmuneLegislative bodies worldwide, including Israel's Knesset, have experienced numerous bizarre and disruptive incidents, ranging from verbal abuse and physical altercations to more extreme actions. Notable events include the January 6th Capitol riot in the U.S., brawls in Taiwan's parliament, and disruptions within the Israeli Knesset involving MKs chaining themselves to podiums, pouring water, and using air fresheners. The article advises new lawmakers to uphold parliamentary decorum to avoid negative attention.General · 5d agoN12 Editor Slams Channel 14 for "Stupid, Deceptive" Reporting on Web TrafficN12 Editor Elik Margalit fiercely criticized Channel 14 for allegedly publishing misleading web traffic data. Margalit claims Channel 14 ignores mobile app usage, particularly N12's app, which he states leads in overall Israeli news consumption. He accused Channel 14 of presenting "false data" and deliberately distorting the news consumption landscape.General · 5d agoMichal Hakatanah: 10 Facts About Israel's Beloved Children's EntertainerMichal Vitzman, known as Michal Hakatanah, is a leading Israeli children's entertainer celebrating her birthday. She created her iconic persona in 2010, which has since become a major commercial brand. Vitzman is also a mother of six, a successful children's author, and a participant in "Dancing with the Stars," while also dedicating time to charitable work. She draws her energy from her young audience.General · 7d agoIsraeli Public Broadcasting Corporation Slams Anchor Ayla Hasson Over RemarksThe Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (IPBC) has strongly condemned anchor Ayla Hasson for her recent remarks, accusing her of making baseless claims against the democratic process and the corporation's management. The IPBC rejected Hasson's allegations of persecution and stated that no one dictated her response, refuting her claim that she refused to broadcast due to such pressure. The corporation also addressed Hasson's statements concerning Arab polling stations and Bedouin women, deeming them beyond legitimate journalistic discourse and potentially damaging to public trust in democracy.General · 9d agoAyelet Hasson Thanks Public Amid Reports of Departure, Confirms No BroadcastKan 11 host Ayelet Hasson posted a personal message on X on Thursday, thanking the public for an overwhelming wave of support. She confirmed she would not be broadcasting her program that evening, amid reports of her potential departure. Hasson expressed deep gratitude for the diverse messages of support she received.General · 9d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Journalist Eldar Recounts Battling Cancer Amid Personal and Professional TurmoilIsraeli journalist Shlomi Eldar revealed he battled bladder cancer while covering a major scoop and enduring a difficult breakup. He described the cancer diagnosis as the "smallest part" of his struggles, finding unexpected strength and resilience. Eldar's full interview detailing these events will air on Kan 11.General · 9d ago · also in 2 newsroomsChannel 14 Legal Correspondent Yair Altman Resigns, Cites Media's DirectionChannel 14 legal correspondent Yair Altman is leaving journalism after 22 years to take a new role in business. He cited a dislike for the current direction of the media, which he believes rewards polarization over complexity. Altman expressed gratitude for his career and his colleagues at Channel 14. He plans to continue sharing reports on security and policy matters online.General · 10d ago · also in 2 newsroomsKeshet International Partners With Apple TV+ For New Toni Collette SeriesKeshet International is co-producing the new Apple TV+ series "Leni," starring Toni Collette, which will be distributed globally. Filming is underway in Australia for the dark comedy-drama about a social worker. The series is a collaboration between Keshet International and Made Up Stories, with Keshet Group's CEO Avi Nir and Keshet International's CEO Keren Shahar serving as executive producers.General · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomEx-Kan Journalist Slams Broadcaster's Management Over Ayelet Hasson CaseFormer Kan news correspondent Michael Shמש criticized the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation's management for their handling of journalist Ayelet Hasson's case. Shמש called the management's actions unprecedented and questioned the timing, occurring after elections. He expressed concern for press freedom and warned that the situation could affect any journalist, stating he had not seen similar management responses during his nine years at the broadcaster.General · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Channel 13 News CEO Vows Uncomfortable Truths Over Viewer PreferencesItai Danczner, the new CEO of Channel 13 News, stated in his first letter to staff that the company will report what viewers need to know, not what they want to hear, even if the truth is uncomfortable. He acknowledged the company's recent struggles and praised employees for their continued good journalism. Danczner also pledged unwavering support for journalistic integrity and independence against external pressures. He will hold meetings with staff soon to plan the company's future direction.General · 10d ago · also in 1 newsroomYinon Magal Defends Journalist Ayelet Hasson Amidst ControversyMedia personality Yinon Magal defended journalist Ayelet Hasson against the Public Broadcasting Corporation's demands for apologies, stating she was forced to apologize for things she never said. Magal expressed confusion over the controversy surrounding Hasson's remarks, particularly regarding violence against women in the Bedouin community. He offered Hasson his support, implying ulterior motives behind the criticism she faced.General · 13d ago · also in 1 newsroomYunit Levy Shares Unique Voting Experience and Observations on Israeli PatienceNews anchor Yunit Levy described her voting experience, where neighbors offered her to skip long lines. She was impressed by the unusual patience of Israelis waiting for hours at polling stations, calling it a rare occurrence. Levy attributed this patience to the four-year wait for the election, making an extra hour seem insignificant.General · 13d agoRabbi to Pay Victim NIS 830,000 in Exploitation SettlementNehama Gabai will receive NIS 830,000 in a settlement approved by the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court, ending a lawsuit against Rabbi Shaul Elkariv. Elkariv allegedly exploited Gabai's vulnerability, convincing her to transfer NIS 745,000 from her home sale and disability pension. The case revealed a pattern of exploitation, fraud, and intimidation, with Elkariv admitting to receiving funds unlawfully. Attorneys Oshir Rubinger and Dov Vinter represented Gabai in the proceedings.General · 16d agoJewish Law Debates Defining Death and Organ DonationJewish legal authorities are debating the definition of death in light of modern medical technology, particularly life support machines. The discussion, rooted in biblical narratives, examines whether death is determined by irreversible brain death or the cessation of heart function. This distinction is critical for organ donation, with differing opinions among prominent rabbis. While some emphasize the heart's activity as the sole indicator of life, others accept brain death as definitive, even with artificial heart support. The article notes that while some hospitals now allow for religious consultation regarding organ donation, the practice is not fully integrated.General · 16d agoIsrael Plans Major Tourism Push in West Bank SettlementsIsrael's Ministry of Tourism and the Judea and Samaria Municipalities Cluster are launching a plan to significantly increase tourism in the West Bank. The initiative includes offering developers 33% grants for new hotels and developing biblical sites into attractions. Local authorities must identify land for hotels by November, with the goal of making the region a major tourist destination.General · 16d ago · also in 3 newsroomsSurvivor Star Gal Tamam Injured in Hit-and-Run AccidentContent creator and "Survivor" star Gal Tamam was injured in a hit-and-run accident on Thursday morning in Israel. She was struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk while on her way to a fitness training session and sustained a leg injury. The driver fled the scene, and Tamam was taken to the hospital for treatment. The incident occurs as she is competing in the new season of "Survivor."General · 16d ago · also in 3 newsroomsFormer Footballer Maor Buzaglo Shares Emotional Religious MilestoneFormer Israeli footballer Maor Buzaglo revealed on Instagram that he wore a tzitzit for the first time, inspired by his son. Buzaglo shared the emotional moment on Thursday, noting that his son, La'i, was the catalyst for this religious step. The post received supportive comments from his son and wife, Miran Buzaglo.General · 16d agoHidden Gem in the Golan: Botemya Reservoir Offers Serene Weekend GetawayThe Botemya Reservoir in the Golan Heights is highlighted as a secluded natural spot for weekend visits. Created after the Six-Day War to store "Eastern Waters" for agriculture, it is now considered the most beautiful of the region's reservoirs. The site offers scenic views and a rich bird habitat, though swimming is forbidden. Access involves a drive on Road 98 and a rough side road.General · 17d ago · also in 2 newsroomsBig Brother Alum Natanel Rodnitsky Breaks Silence on AllegationsNatanel Rodnitsky, a former "Big Brother" contestant, broke his silence on Wednesday regarding domestic violence allegations, stating he will protect his children's future and not speak ill of his ex-partner. He was released from police custody to a week of house arrest with a restraining order, following a court hearing. Rodnitsky also revealed his father was hospitalized due to the stress of the situation.General · 18d ago · also in 3 newsroomsPsychic Uzi Geller Storms Out of TV Interview Amid Heated ExchangePsychic Uzi Geller abruptly left the i24 news studio Tuesday during a heated debate with Senior Superintendent Ephraim Erlich over elections and Iran's nuclear program. The argument escalated when Erlich accused Geller of speaking nonsense and being a "charlatan." Despite the host's attempts to intervene, Geller walked off set, protesting that he could not continue listening to the exchange.General · 19d agoBeyond the Ballot Box: Choosing Life After the VoteFollowing an election, life continues with daily responsibilities, emphasizing individual power beyond the ballot box. The author, Amos Zarok, draws on biblical texts to encourage personal responsibility and ethical living, regardless of political outcomes. The piece highlights that while elections determine leaders, individuals retain agency in their daily lives and community interactions. It concludes by urging a constant choice for life, characterized by effort and patience.General · 19d agoElection Day Grill Fest Moves Indoors Amid Stormy WeatherWith stormy weather predicted for election day in Israel, a guide offers ways to enjoy the traditional "al ha'esh" (grilling) experience indoors. The advice focuses on using kitchen equipment like grill pans and ovens, incorporating smoky flavors with spices, and selecting suitable meat cuts. Tips are also provided for managing indoor smoke and preparing classic grilled side dishes.General · 20d ago · also in 4 newsroomsPopular Presenter Yaara Zerad Departs Channel 14 Amid Personal ChallengesJournalist and TV presenter Yaara Zerad announced she is leaving her daily show on Channel 14 due to personal challenges. She will continue to appear on the channel less frequently. Zerad thanked viewers and her team, calling her past year "very complex" and seeking a "different path."More from Srugim