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IDF Spokesperson
IDF Spokesperson is an official source. We translate its statements into English and set them beside the reports of 44 newsrooms.
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Language and baseHebrew · Tel Aviv
The last 30 days
213reports translated
57%first to report
50 mintypical time behind the first report
0%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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How IDF Spokesperson writes
IDF Spokesperson's tone this month is neutral. On the IDF, Hamas, the Shin Bet, the police and Hezbollah its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 214 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredLatest from IDF Spokesperson
Politics · 12h agoIDF Explains Voting Procedures for Soldiers in Upcoming Knesset ElectionsThe Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has issued detailed instructions for soldiers participating in the upcoming 26th Knesset elections. The guidelines cover where soldiers can vote on military bases and under what conditions they might use civilian polling stations. Soldiers must bring valid identification to cast their ballot, with full details available via IDF directives.Politics · 5d ago · also in 1 newsroomIDF Soldiers Vote Across Israel in Over 850 Polling StationsIsraeli soldiers and commanders started voting in the general elections at over 850 polling stations across all operational sectors, from Mount Hermon to Eilat. The IDF facilitated voting for military personnel from Monday to Tuesday, ensuring participation while maintaining operational readiness. Special arrangements were made for soldiers in remote or combat zones. The process aims to allow every soldier to exercise their democratic right.