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Amir Sade, one of the defendants in the case of firing flares at the Prime Minister's residence, sent a warning letter to the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu, and Channel 14. He claims that statements made in an interview on the channel constitute defamation and demands a correction, threatening lawsuits totaling 4.5 million shekels.

Ofarim Media, controlled by Yitzhak Mirilashvili, has acquired a 51% stake in the billboard advertising company Deal Tov. The deal is estimated at 40–60 million shekels.

Former employees have petitioned the court to liquidate the agro-tech company Vertical Field, controlled by the Mirilashvili family. Simultaneously, a legal battle is ongoing regarding a $1.5 million loan, with the debt now reaching approximately 7 million shekels.

The television presenter, who is accustomed to openly sharing with her followers on social media, is currently in the midst of preparations for her return to Channel 14 with a new program. However, the heavy workload is apparently taking its toll — Harel shared details about a medical issue.

A year and a half after leaving her morning show, the presenter is returning to television with a new program. In a teaser posted on Instagram, she revealed behind-the-scenes preparations and introduced the first guests: singer Ofer Levi and singer Sharon Rotter.

Advocate Barak Cohen announced that the court ordered Channel 14 to pay compensation and legal costs following remarks made about him on the program "The Patriots" by Yehuda Schlesinger. "I will return to activity for the end of the long and painful tenure of Benjamin Netanyahu," wrote Cohen.

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court ruled in favor of Channel 14 in a defamation lawsuit against journalist Chaim Levinson. The court ordered him to pay 30,000 shekels within 30 days.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich attacked the criticism today regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's attendance at Eden Ben Zaken's concert and warned of the steps he claims could be taken if the right loses the elections: "There will be a 'Season' government here."

Following demands from left-wing activists to block Channel 14 in hospitals, Meir and Beilinson medical centers announced a switch to nature and children's programming. However, an investigation revealed that Channels 12 and 13 remained on air, sparking sharp political backlash.

Journalist Nadav Eyal criticized Channel 14 presenters Tamir Shnaid and Noy Bar Itzhak following a segment featuring Dudu Jerfi, who lost his son and two sisters at the Nova festival. Eyal accused the presenters of manipulation, calling them "nobodies," to which Shnaid, who also lost a daughter, responded with a sharp rebuke regarding the politicization of grief.

The High Court's ruling against the government's decision to close the Galei Tzahal radio station sparked a surprising reaction this Thursday. Program host Noam Amir commented on the verdict with irony.

On the TV show "The Patriots," Yotam Zimri and Yedidya Meir announced they are joining the writing staff of the newspaper and digital platform "Olam Katan," owned by businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili.

Two opposition council members in the Ra'anana municipality are seeking to bring a motion to stop the broadcasting of Channel 14 in all municipal public buildings. The two are trying to disguise the political decision as a professional move, while attempting to deal in advance with the understandable claim regarding the infringement of freedom of speech, but it is difficult to ignore the very...

The beloved media personality and columnist is joining the permanent staff of a leading religious sector weekly, which is embarking on a dramatic expansion to over 80 pages starting this coming Sabbath.

Years after becoming one of the most recognizable couples on television, Guy Meroz talks about life with Orly Vilnai and the decision they made at home that naturally causes a certain distance: "We decided to take this thing out" | All the details

Just after they celebrated the blunder of Channel 14, comes an embarrassment with a particularly karmic scent. A photo of a fallen YASAM fighter was mistakenly inserted into a report on political appointments in the KKL.

During the program "Israel HaBoker", presenter Oded Menashe addressed the criticism directed at Channel 14 following an identification error. Menashe noted that Channel 14 apologized for the incident and pointed out a similar mistake by Channel 12, which has yet to issue an apology.

Pollster Shlomo Filber responded to an attack by Channel 12 News correspondent Ilan Lukatch, after the latter harshly criticized Channel 14 polls over the weekend and even used the results of the Bar Association elections to claim a "history of failures."

Maddy Tabibi and journalist Noam Amir took responsibility for the serious mistake broadcast on Channel 14. At the same time, the reporter attacked other television channels, including Keshet 12, and mentioned the "Sde Teiman" affair: "Do you remember what it is to admit a mistake?"

The star of "Channel 14 News" is nominated for a prestigious award as the leading TV presenter in Israel. "The Patriots" panelist, Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya, praised her: "The leading TV presenter in Israel" | All the details

Eyal Berkovich and Erel Segal exploded on air over the Channel 14 blunder and the responsibility for October 7. Berkovich mocked: "You are the Mickey Mouse of the Israeli media," and Segal stated: "Ronen Bar acted with criminal negligence."

The broadcast fiasco of the attack on the 'Military Advocate General' on Channel 14 reminds us that when the lust for slaughter is stronger than not only conscience but also common sense, you get an event that should cause everyone involved to lock themselves in their homes. And contrary to the fantasies spread by politicians, this madness is not going anywhere - even if the government changes.

The embarrassing mistake by Channel 14 in identifying the former Military Advocate General is much more than a television blunder: it is a symptom of an era where loyalty replaces professionalism - in the media, in politics, and in government ministries.

Sunday's ratings reveal an embarrassing situation for one of Israel's major channels. Channel 14 placed last in both prime time and late-night slots, while Reshet 13 and The Voice hit a seasonal low.

A Channel 14 reporter filmed a woman on the street and claimed it was former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Sharp-eyed social media users quickly discovered it was an anonymous woman, and a wave of sarcasm soon followed.

Businessman Roni Mane raised a question on social media regarding the absence of 'The Patriots' host and his potential move into politics. Channel 14 was quick to respond live on air and revealed the true reason for Magal's absence.

After the channel's reporter questioned a woman on the street under the assumption that she was the Military Advocate General, the network erupted when it turned out to be a random passerby. The channel provided explanations for the embarrassing mistake and announced: 'In light of the doubts, the report has been removed and we will conduct a re-examination.'

The channel broadcast 'exclusive and special footage' in which the channel's researcher is seen questioning a woman presented as former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Although the woman refused to answer the questions and remained silent, the channel chose to broadcast the material anyway. However, shortly after the broadcast, social media users noticed the embarrassing mistake...

The Zehut party, led by Moshe Feiglin, has officially announced the joining of 29-year-old Captain (res.) Omer Patziniash-Waldman, a prominent leader of the reservists' protest. According to her, politics was not in her plans until a strong desire for change took hold.

The media personality and TV presenter recently left Channel 14, and in recent days she has been starring in the reality show "MasterChef". However, it has been learned that she is expected to make a surprising comeback and appear simultaneously on Channel 14 as well.

MK Avichay Buaron commented today (Sunday) on X regarding the exposure by our correspondent Noam Amir about Gali Baharav-Miara's pursuit of a plea deal in the Military Advocate General affair: "The continued cover-up of the Attorney General's involvement in the attempt to hide the intentional leak of the Sde Teiman video and Force 100."

After Channel 14 viewers were surprised to find the popular host absent from screens in recent days, Magal uploaded a surprising update and explained why he decided to take a break and temporarily leave the studio.

In political polling, the most critical question is often not just the accuracy of a result at a given moment, but the ability to identify a trend shift first. An analysis of Channel 14 data over the last two years reveals four instances where we were the first to record significant changes on the political map, while competing channels reflected a different picture.

Starting this coming Saturday night, Channel 14 will broadcast the Selichot services from the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem every evening. The broadcasts will be available on the channel and on all C14 platforms – on the website, in the app, and on YouTube. This way, even those who cannot physically reach the Western Wall plaza will be able to join the moving event and be an integral part of the...

The total amount of fines imposed by the Second Authority for Television and Radio on Channel 14 has reached 160,000 shekels, following the failure to submit revenue data for 2025. The new sanction was applied after the deadline set for correcting the violation passed, and the Second Authority clarified that the handling of the matter is still ongoing.

A surprising and nostalgic moment occurred on Wednesday during the "Noon Journal," when a photo from the past of Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Shnaid was revealed, dating back to his days as a goalkeeper for the Beitar Jerusalem youth team. According to Shnaid, the photo was taken during a training camp held near Amsterdam.

A sharp confrontation occurred on Wednesday outside the Channel 14 news studios after left-wing activists arrived to protest a broadcast regarding claims by IDF soldiers and their families about the conduct of Arab doctors, specifically concerning the use of the Arabic language during treatment.

Ben Caspit spoke out against the dramatic statement by Yair Golan, chairman of "The Democrats," regarding the closure of Channel 14, but proposed another harsh measure that would make it difficult for the channel to survive in the media market.

Food blogger Ron Yohananov shared with pain about a massive abandonment of followers following his new professional decision, and decided to send a particularly sharp message to the users who decided to boycott him: "I did not see followers drop when I filmed a program for Keshet 12 or appeared on Channel 13"

The channel received another extension to move its news studios to Jerusalem, citing costs and complexity. When will the current exemption expire and which other channel might benefit from the move?

Avi Trachtenberg, formerly part of Sharon Gal's team at i24NEWS, is departing to join Channel 14 as the deputy editor of the program 'The Patriots'.

During the program 'The Patriots', Erel Segal harshly criticized the conduct of the media in Israel, claiming that they are permanently mobilized against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to him, this phenomenon is not new and he has been witnessing it for decades, especially around election cycles. He emphasized that it is a continuous and systematic campaign.

For Lital Shemesh, the past weekend was quite dramatic after she was rushed to the hospital with severe abdominal pain. Following a series of tests, she was discharged and returned to work the very next day.

Following sharp criticism of his remarks against Gadi Eisenkot and his family members, Yinon Magal claims his words were taken out of context and fires back: "The event is a cheap manipulation. The point is to show that we have no heart."

I wish Fleischman would curse me instead of Yair Lapid and accuse me of every possible charge. There are many expenses, dear Itamar Fleischman, and times are not easy.

A Channel 14 correspondent and news anchor shared photos from her vacation, admitting she hesitated for a long time to leave Israel during such a challenging time. She is currently vacationing on a Greek island with her partner.

During the broadcast of the current affairs program "Weekend," host Yaakov Bardugo announced the heavy loss that befell panelist Prof. Gabi Siboni, whose brother, Hebrew language researcher Prof. Daniel Sivan-Siboni, passed away at the age of 76.

Likud Minister for Social Equality and the Advancement of the Status of Women, May Golan, commented on Thursday on Channel 14 correspondent Omri Haim's investigation, "Mansour Abbas, the Polite Jihad." Golan stated that the Ra'am chairman attacked her obsessively during the "change government" era, alleging that he and Naftali Bennett funneled billions without proper oversight.

Minister of Settlements Orit Strock (Religious Zionism) commented Thursday on the Channel 14 investigation "Mansour Abbas, the Polite Jihad." She stated that she and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich were the first to warn about the ties between Mansour Abbas, the Ra'am party, and the Islamic Movement.

Media market drama: The "Hatzlacha" association and "Lobby 99" have petitioned the Second Authority for Television and Radio to end businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili's joint ownership of Channel 14 and an ultra-Orthodox radio station, citing the expiration of legal exemptions.