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Language and baseHebrew · Tel AvivFounded 2000
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70%first to report
94 mintypical time behind the first report
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TheMarker's tone this month is neutral. On Netanyahu, the United States, the Knesset, Iran and Likud its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
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World · 18d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli TV Channels Prepare Extensive Election Day CoverageIsraeli television channels are preparing for an extensive election day broadcast marathon, with peak coverage at 10:00 PM for exit poll results. Major channels 11, 12, and 13, along with i24 News and Channel 14, will feature special programming, including comedic segments and live reports. Significant investment has been made in upgraded studios with AI technology and advanced visual presentations across the networks. Coverage will begin early Tuesday morning and continue through the following day, with some channels offering unique viewing options like split-screen broadcasts.World · 26d agoNew Israeli Train Station Criticized for Poor ConnectivityThe newly opened Hadera East train station in Israel is facing criticism for its limited connectivity. The station's full utility is anticipated once the entire Eastern Railway line is completed and operational.World · 29d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael's Education System Fails Students Across Socioeconomic SpectrumIsrael's education system has reached its lowest point in international PISA tests, with significant declines in math, science, and reading. The results show that students from all socioeconomic backgrounds are affected by the system's poor performance. Education Minister Yoav Kisch reportedly attempted to delay the release of these findings.World · 33d ago · also in 11 newsroomsArkia Denied Japanese Approval for New Tokyo RouteJapanese authorities have denied Israeli airline Arkia permission to operate its new route to Tokyo using a wet-leased aircraft. The airline is seeking approval to use its own planes for the two weekly flights. Passengers booked on specific October and November dates are offered rebooking via intermediate destinations, changing to other Arkia routes, or a full refund.World · 37d ago · also in 11 newsroomsLessons From October 7: Lies Prevail, While Memory LingersIsrael is observing the third year of commemorations for the October 7 massacre, with grief and anger still potent. Final WhatsApp messages from victims and their families are being shared, highlighting the contrast between life before and after the event. The commemorations include ceremonies, documentaries, and social media eulogies.World · 43d ago · also in 4 newsroomsIsraeli Airlines Face Dubai Flight Approval IssuesIsraeli airlines Israir and Arkia have received approvals for repatriation flights from Dubai, while El Al faced last-minute cancellations due to revoked landing permits. The situation highlights ongoing diplomatic complexities in resuming air travel between Israel and the UAE.World · 43d ago · also in 15 newsroomsArkia, Israir Repatriation Flights to Dubai May Be Canceled Over Cargo Plane DemandRepatriation flights by Arkia and Israir to bring Israelis home from Dubai may be canceled because the UAE is demanding an additional cargo plane for luggage. The Israeli Ministry of Transport is working to resolve the issue.World · 44d ago · also in 16 newsroomsEmirates Bans Flights to Tel Aviv Via Connecting FlightsEmirates has banned passengers with Tel Aviv as their final destination from boarding flights at their origin point. This impacts Israeli travelers in the Far East trying to return home via connecting flights through Dubai.World · 44d ago · also in 16 newsroomsIsraelis Stranded Abroad Amid Flydubai Flight CancellationsIsraeli citizens are stranded in the Middle East due to Flydubai flight cancellations to Israel, with Emirates refusing boarding to those destined for Tel Aviv. The Israeli Ministry of Transportation is criticized for its lack of assistance.World · 58d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew Fast Lanes Confuse Bus Drivers, Snarl Public TransitNew fast lanes in Israel are causing confusion for bus drivers, leading to traffic jams and delays for public transportation users. The infrastructure changes are impacting schedules and passenger travel times.World · 63d agoUrban Sprawl Threatens Kibbutzim and MoshavimUrban expansion is encroaching on Israeli kibbutzim and moshavim, threatening their traditional character and communal structure. Concerns include lack of space for development, preservation challenges, and rising housing costs as cities grow into these rural areas.World · 65d agoIsrael Faces Water Crisis Amidst Official Claims of StabilityIsrael is experiencing a significant desalination crisis, with experts arguing that the government is failing to implement necessary water conservation measures and is instead downplaying the severity of the situation by claiming stability.World · 66d agoIsraeli Climate Summit Calls for Strategic Integration of Environmental PolicyThe Israeli Climate Change Conference urged the integration of climate policy into national strategy, emphasizing AI's role and discussing financial investments and significant business disputes.World · 66d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsrael Sees Slowdown in Emigration Since Last Rosh HashanahAround 57,000 Israeli citizens have left the country since the last Rosh Hashanah, indicating a slowdown in emigration rates. The article provides no further details on the reasons or implications.World · 67d ago · also in 3 newsroomsAshkelon Desalination Plant Partially Operates Amid Southern Water TurbidityIsrael's Ashkelon desalination plant has partially restarted operations due to increased water turbidity in the south. The partial operation aims to ensure a stable water supply while the turbidity issue is addressed.World · 67d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIsraeli Education System Faces Criticism Over PISA Test FailuresThe Israeli education system is facing criticism due to poor performance on PISA tests, with the article suggesting budget issues are a major contributing factor. The report also briefly touches on unrelated financial and business news.World · 67d ago · also in 25 newsroomsIsraeli Student Performance in International PISA Test Hits Unprecedented LowIsraeli students' performance on the international PISA test has fallen to an unprecedented low in reading, mathematics, and science, falling below the OECD average. Education officials acknowledge the decline and plan reforms to address underfunding and curriculum issues.World · 68d ago · also in 1 newsroomJerusalem Light Rail Project Faces Setbacks Amidst Transportation Hub IssuesThe "Erez" transportation hub in northern Jerusalem is facing significant challenges that are hindering the expansion of the city's light rail system. These issues are causing delays and raising concerns about the project's future.World · 71d agoIsrael Faces Fifth Day of Water Crisis Amid Reservoir Filling EffortsIsrael is experiencing its fifth day of a water crisis. The government plans to use the weekend to refill reservoirs while awaiting the results of an experiment designed to alleviate the shortage.World · 155d ago · also in 1 newsroomSuspicion of hazardous material spread investigated at the Pentagon; report says building was locked downA report said a building at the Pentagon was locked down after suspicion of hazardous materials being spread. The article text accompanying the item consisted of unrelated headlines and briefs in Hebrew.World · 157d agoQatar Hoped for a $30 Billion Windfall. The War With Iran Shattered That HopeThe article says Qatar had hoped for a $30 billion gain, but the war with Iran destroyed that expectation. It also includes a long list of unrelated business, finance, real estate, and labor headlines.World · 162d agoAsian Farmers Brace for an Exceptionally Dry Monsoon, with Rice Prices Set to SurgeAsian farmers are preparing for an unusually dry monsoon season, raising expectations that rice prices will climb. The article text provided also contains a series of unrelated Israeli news headlines and teaser lines.World · 214d agoIMF Warns Escalation in Middle East War Could Trigger Global RecessionThe IMF warned that an escalation in the war in the Middle East could lead to a global recession. The text also includes a roundup of unrelated headlines on markets, technology, real estate, and high-tech layoffs.World · 260d agoUAE Seeks to Become the World’s Next Gambling HubThe United Arab Emirates is aiming to become a major global gambling destination. The article says the country wants to build a regulated market that could attract international operators and visitors, but gives no launch date or final plan.