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The Times of Israel
Digital newspaper covering Israel and the Jewish world, published in Jerusalem. It publishes in English: we summarize its reports, link to the originals and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barCentrist pressIts own lean is rated Center.
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Language and baseEnglish · JerusalemFounded 2012
The last 30 days
604reports translated
48%first to report
356 mintypical time behind the first report
0%carry a named author
0%opinion and analysis
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How The Times of Israel writes
The Times of Israel's tone this month is neutral, close to the rest of the centrist press. On Netanyahu, Eisenkot, the United States, Trump and the IDF its wording is in step with the other newsrooms.
From 591 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly The Times of Israel had it
Two Palestinians Killed in Gaza Drone Strike; UAE Condemns Hospital AttackSecurity · 2h agoBrazil Investigates Tensions Between Israeli Tourists and Pro-Palestinian ResidentsSecurity · 4h agoEisenkot Prioritizes Ultra-Orthodox Coalition Talks Amidst Shas ObstaclesPolitics · 11h agoBig stories The Times of Israel skipped
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World · 6h ago · also in 1 newsroomEU Demands Israel Grant Unimpeded Aid Access to Gaza Amid FloodingThe European Union has demanded Israel grant immediate and unimpeded access for humanitarian aid to Gaza, where severe flooding and winter conditions are worsening the situation for displaced Palestinians. The EU urged Israel to allow large-scale distribution of assistance and reopen all border crossings. Israel stated it has approved numerous aid requests, but the UN and international organizations have faced challenges in transferring equipment. The EU also reaffirmed its commitment to a two-state solution and called for Hamas to have no role in Gaza's future governance.World · 1d agoMLK Would Support Strong Israel, Says Civil Rights Leader ChavisCivil rights leader Dr. Benjamin Chavis believes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would support a strong Israel. Chavis led 500 African-American and African pastors to Israel to revive the Black-Jewish alliance, which he says has weakened due to the loss of unifying leaders from the 1960s. He highlighted historical Black-Jewish cooperation during the civil rights era and stressed that both communities are stronger together, urging them to combat racism and antisemitism.World · 4d agoDeborah Lipstadt Questions Israel's Role in Rising AntisemitismProfessor Deborah Lipstadt, former US Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism, is in Israel to receive an award and discussed rising global antisemitism on a podcast. She is examining whether Israel and the Gaza war are contributing factors to the hatred. Lipstadt also shared her personal experiences in Jerusalem during the 1967 Six Day War. The podcast addresses contemporary Jew-hatred and the distinction between anti-Zionism and antisemitism.World · 5d ago · also in 4 newsroomsAnti-Israel Cyclists Met With Boos and Counter-Protest in PhiladelphiaHundreds of Israel supporters and locals gathered in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square on Sunday to counter a planned anti-Israel "Boycott Bike Ride" targeting Jewish businesses. The cyclists, who claimed the businesses were Israel-aligned, were vastly outnumbered by counter-protesters and met with boos as they rode past. Police maintained a strong presence to prevent escalation, and the event concluded with a large turnout of citizens opposing the boycott.World · 18d agoNew York Times Rejects UN Rapporteur's "Mediacide" AllegationsThe New York Times has rejected allegations of bias and collusion made by UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese in her report criticizing media coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Albanese accused the newspaper of "mediacide" for allegedly downplaying Israeli responsibility and legitimizing atrocities. The Times called her report baseless and misleading, stating she provided no proof and that their journalism is impartial.World · 21d ago · also in 21 newsroomsIsrael Ends Daylight Saving Time, Returns to Standard TimeIsrael will end daylight saving time early Sunday, October 25, setting clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. This change aligns with the European Union but not the United States. The Knesset passed legislation in 2013 to extend daylight saving time, resolving past disputes tied to the timing of Yom Kippur.World · 25d ago · also in 1 newsroomNew University Opens in Northern Israel to Revitalize War-Torn GalileeTel-Hai University of Kiryat Shmona in the Galilee officially opened on Tuesday, transitioning from an academic college to Israel's 11th university. The initiative aims to boost research, education, and the economy in the northern region, which has been affected by conflict with Hezbollah. The university plans to expand its student body to 8,000 and faculty to 300 within five years, supported by a government investment of NIS 700 million. Officials hope the university will attract businesses and revitalize the area.World · 27d agoLebanon’s Jews Reflect on Lost Past Amid New Israel TalksThe Lebanese Jewish community, once numbering up to 20,000, is now a handful of individuals scattered across the country and abroad, with recent Israel-Hezbollah talks bringing their plight to light. Many left due to rising anti-Jewish sentiment after the 1967 war and further insecurity during the Lebanese civil war, during which some community leaders were abducted. Despite official recognition, only a few Jews remain in Lebanon, while others have settled in diaspora communities or Israel. The Israeli government has stated its enduring responsibility for Jews worldwide, even after death.World · 34d ago · also in 1 newsroomHundreds March in Toronto Marking Gaza War Anniversary, Chanting 'Honor All Our Martyrs'Hundreds of protesters marched in Toronto on Saturday, marking three years since the October 7 Hamas invasion and the Gaza war. Demonstrators chanted slogans honoring "martyrs" and calling for Palestinian freedom, while a smaller counterprotest group waved Israeli and Iranian flags. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney condemned Hamas and affirmed support for Israel. The protest was part of a broader international wave of demonstrations.World · 35d ago · also in 3 newsroomsColumbia University Apologizes for 'Oct. 7' Sauce on Dining Hall MenuColumbia University apologized after its dining hall offered "October 7th Blush Sauce," which critics linked to the Hamas attacks. A university spokesperson called it an "unfortunate mistake," explaining the date was accidentally included in the menu template. The sauce name was removed after the error was identified. The incident occurred amid ongoing protests at the university related to the Israel-Gaza war.World · 36d agoIDF Widows Forge Strong Bonds in Shared Grief and Pursuit of LifeSeven religious Israeli widows, whose husbands were killed in recent conflicts, have formed a close-knit support group in Jerusalem. They find understanding and friendship in each other as they navigate grief, single parenthood, and careers, while also seeking to live life to the fullest. The group is active in the IDF Widows and Orphans Organization, which has seen a significant increase in members due to recent casualties. The women support each other through shared activities and by acknowledging their unique challenges, hoping their losses contribute to a better future.World · 37d agoIsrael Marks October 7 Anniversary Amid Deep Societal DivisionsIsrael is marking the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack amidst deep societal divisions, with commemorations reflecting the country's polarization. The upcoming October 27 election and political maneuvering are also key topics, alongside criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the flydubai incident. Unexpected reactions to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's statements about October 7 have also surfaced.World · 37d ago · also in 11 newsroomsUAE Revokes Landing Permits, Canceling Israeli Repatriation Flights From DubaiIsraeli repatriation flights from Dubai to Tel Aviv were canceled after the UAE revoked landing permits for Israeli carriers on Wednesday. Arkia, El Al, and Israir canceled their flights, impacting thousands of Israelis stranded following a security incident involving flydubai. Special repatriation flights had been operating since Friday, with over 7,400 passengers returning, while Etihad Airways increased services from Abu Dhabi to assist.World · 37d ago · also in 16 newsroomsBritish Airways to Resume Tel Aviv Flights October 25British Airways will resume flights to Tel Aviv on October 25 with one daily flight from London, down from its previous schedule. The airline had repeatedly postponed the route's return since the US-Israel war began in March. While many foreign carriers have returned since April and June, British Airways is among the last to restart services.World · 38d ago · also in 3 newsroomsNova Victims Honored at Massacre Site on Third AnniversaryHundreds gathered at the Nova music festival site near Kibbutz Re'im on Wednesday evening to commemorate the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack. The ceremony honored the 378 people murdered and 44 taken hostage. President Isaac Herzog spoke of national resilience, while performances and personal testimonies marked the event. The site, described as "soaked with their dances and music and their blood," has become a sacred space for bereaved families.World · 38d ago · also in 7 newsroomsIsrael Commemorates 3 Years Since Hamas Attack With Solemn Ceremonies and ProtestsIsraelis marked the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack with memorial ceremonies and anti-government protests. The day, which saw around 1,200 people killed and 251 taken hostage, included moments of silence, vigils at massacre sites like Kibbutz Re'im and the Nova festival, and ceremonies honoring fallen soldiers. Activists protested the government's handling of the attack and its aftermath, while opposition leaders visited southern sites and the National Security Minister warned of future threats.World · 38d agoNew York Observes October 7 Anniversary With Memorials and ProtestsNew York institutions are marking the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks with memorial events, including art installations and discussions featuring victims' families and former hostages. These commemorations coincide with planned anti-Zionist student walkouts and a rally at City Hall. The October 7 attacks killed about 1,200 people in Israel and took 251 hostages, while the subsequent war in Gaza has resulted in over 74,000 Palestinian deaths.World · 39d agoBret Stephens: Israel Regained Deterrence, US Lost ItNew York Times columnist Bret Stephens stated that Israel has regained its deterrence while the U.S. has lost its own. Speaking on The Times of Israel's "A Mandatory Listen" podcast, Stephens argued that Israel should prioritize winning wars over public opinion. He also discussed differing international perceptions of U.S. and Israeli wartime operations. The episode is available on major podcast platforms.World · 43d agoGaza Refugees Find New Life Rebuilding Community in Mexico City Through FoodPalestinian refugees displaced by the Gaza war are rebuilding their lives in Mexico City by establishing food businesses. Mohammed Abed, who lost his daughter in an Israeli airstrike, arrived with 17 family members and now sells traditional Palestinian dishes, finding a new community and a sense of peace.World · 44d agoTimes of Israel Launches Social Media Archive of Oct. 7 VictimsThe Times of Israel has expanded its "Those We Have Lost" archive of October 7 victims to social media platforms, aiming to make the stories of civilians and soldiers killed more accessible. The project provides detailed obituaries and memorial information, serving as a vital resource for remembrance and countering denial of the atrocities.World · 44d agoOct. 7 Survivors and Bereaved to Hold Separate MemorialsSurvivors and bereaved families of the October 7 Hamas attack will hold separate memorial ceremonies on Wednesday evening. One event will be at the Nova music festival site in Re'im, southern Israel, organized by the Nova Tribe Community Association, while another, larger ceremony will be held in Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park, organized by Kumu ('Rise Up').World · 48d agoDaily Briefing Podcast Covers Netanyahu's UN Speech, Oct. 7 Allegations, Iran TensionsThe Times of Israel's Daily Briefing podcast discussed Prime Minister Netanyahu's UN speech, allegations about his knowledge before the Oct. 7 attacks, and Iran's conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.World · 54d ago · also in 2 newsroomsGaza Students Return to School Amidst Devastation and HardshipHundreds of thousands of Gaza students have returned to in-person classes for the first time in three years, attending school in damaged or makeshift facilities. Many families face unaffordable costs for essential supplies, and the educational infrastructure has been severely impacted by conflict.World · 55d ago · also in 3 newsroomsWorld Leaders Convene at UN Amid Global Conflicts and AI ConcernsWorld leaders are meeting at the UN General Assembly to address escalating conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, and the risks of artificial intelligence. US President Donald Trump is returning to the UN stage amidst ongoing debates about the organization's relevance and financial contributions.World · 58d ago · also in 18 newsroomsIreland Confirms 2027 Eurovision Boycott Over Israel's ParticipationIreland's public broadcaster RTÉ will boycott the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest in Bulgaria due to Israel's participation and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. This follows a similar boycott in 2026 by Ireland and several other European nations.World · 58d agoPro-Palestine Activist Defends Israel Amidst Accusations of Being a 'Stooge'Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, head of Realign for Palestine, is defending his anti-Hamas stance against accusations of being pro-Israel. He criticizes the "pro-Palestine industrial complex" for double standards in how criticism of Hamas and Israel is treated, and announced his new book on Hamas's control of Gaza will be translated into Hebrew.World · 59d ago · also in 4 newsroomsDirect Flights Resume Between Israel and Morocco, Boosting TourismDirect flights between Israel and Morocco have resumed after a three-year pause, with Arkia Israel Airlines relaunching a route to Marrakech. The flights are seeing strong demand from Israeli travelers interested in the country's Jewish heritage, despite a government travel advisory.World · 62d agoNew Book Highlights Valor of Israeli Women Warriors on Oct. 7Tal Schneider's new book, "Israel's Women Warriors," details the bravery of female Israeli soldiers, especially during the October 7 attacks, while also examining ongoing challenges to their integration into combat roles.World · 64d ago · also in 16 newsroomsRachel Rabin, Sister of Slain PM Yitzhak Rabin, Dies at 101Rachel Rabin Yaakov, sister of former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and a pioneer of Kibbutz Manara, has died at 101. She was a prominent educator and founding member of the northern kibbutz, which she was forced to leave after the October 7th attacks.World · 66d ago · also in 20 newsroomsIsrael's Population Reaches 10.3 Million Ahead of Jewish New YearIsrael's population has grown to 10.3 million, with a 1.2% increase over the past year driven by births and immigration, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics. The figures were released ahead of Rosh Hashanah.More from The Times of Israel