Journalism

Against the backdrop of the collective agreement to reduce staff at the Haaretz group signed in July, journalist and editor Merav Moran is ending her tenure after a decade: "I didn't see it coming and I was surprised. Completely. Boom."

Steinem, who was of Jewish descent, was one of the most recognizable voices of American feminism. She passed away at her home in New York, as reported by her family, surrounded by her loved ones. "She continued to work for equality until the very last moment."

The Channel 12 news anchor shared with his followers the exciting news that he has received a special certificate of appreciation from the Israel Press Council for his courageous journalistic work since October 7.

Drummer Lior Shulman was questioned by police following harsh remarks against Channel 12 journalist Guy Peleg. Shulman claims the comments were made in jest, while Peleg insists on pursuing full criminal and civil charges.

After intensive work, media personality Rina Matzliach reveals the first version of her new book, based on 20 compelling conversations from her podcast "Mom, Dad and I".

Bassam Bouchehra, a senior official at the Canadian public broadcaster CBC, issued a demand to all network reporters to refer to the deadliest terrorist attack in history as "hijackings that led to the crashing of passenger planes." Conservative Member of Parliament Rachel Thomas called the directive "absolutely shameful."

A balanced and clear Supreme Court ruling: Galei Tzahal will continue to broadcast, but a government that wishes to change this will be able to do so, if only it proves that its motives are not a desire to silence criticism and impose submissive broadcasting.

Former Haaretz journalist, researcher, and political consultant who worked over the years with Benjamin Netanyahu and Ehud Barak, has passed away at the age of 70. In June, she revealed that her cancer was in an advanced stage and wrote that she had begun a "process of parting."

Channel 12 correspondent responds for the first time to the wave of false rumors against his children. After his son was accused of disrespecting religion and the state, it is now being circulated that his daughter spied for Iran for $100 - Peleg breaks his silence and attacks Netanyahu: "He is dangerous to Israel and to democracy"

A message received by the Dutch journalist revealed to her the role of a Belgian woman's grandmother in turning in her family during the Holocaust. The search for the truth led to a struggle over documents and testimonies, between family memory and historical research. "Perhaps the time for this is not yet ripe, perhaps it will happen in the next generation."

Four months after the 32-year-old journalist and her 33-year-old husband Ido Gefen were married in Jaffa, Kraus's colleagues organized a very intimate "wedding afterparty" for them overseas. "We all met for a perfect historic evening in New York"

Journalist Itai Anghel, accustomed to reporting from the world's most dangerous conflict zones, has responded to the recent violence at the Yamit 2000 water park. After an AI-generated image circulated showing him arriving at the scene, the reporter stated he has no intention of getting involved.

The esteemed journalist and media personality is launching a new project—a book based on her successful podcast: "Peak excitement, the book I have been working on for a year and a half has gone to print."

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."

Pablo Giralt, one of the most recognizable commentators in Argentine football, revealed that although he was aware of Jorge's condition, he chose not to publish the information. "Between Jorge and me, there was an understanding of silence"

After years in the media and her participation in a successful reality show, the veteran journalist speaks candidly about the complex struggle with the serious illness she had been hiding, and explains why she decided to move out of the denial phase: "I didn't want people to pity me."

Automotive journalist, filmmaker, and rally driver Edward Attler passed away over the weekend in Tel Aviv. For nearly two decades, he led "Keys Inside," a legendary and beloved automotive column in the "Makor Rishon" newspaper.

The legendary media figure and one of the symbols of public broadcasting in Israel passed away after battling ALS. Channel 12 anchor Danny Kushmaro paid tribute to him: "The man with the passion to know."

From a bookworm on the Carmel to the founder of "Seeing the World": Oren Nahari went from a security guard on television to a career spanning decades on the screen, interviewed world leaders, and left behind vast knowledge, books, and programs that became national assets.

A major scandal at one of the world's most influential economic magazines: the chief content editor of Forbes was immediately fired following the exposure of a dubious financial deal conducted behind the scenes of a prestigious rating project.

Following a series of departures, the i24NEWS foreign desk suffers another blow with the resignation of well-known journalist Maayan Raphael, who is reportedly joining the upcoming Channel 16.

The "Patriots" panelist and well-known commentator who left Reshet 13 is returning to print journalism. He joins "Makor Rishon" to write a regular weekly column in the "Yoman" supplement, addressing questions on religion, tradition, and Israeli identity.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog noted that Nahari left behind a "rich journalistic and cultural legacy." Journalist Amir Bar-Shalom eulogized him, calling him a "charming man and a rare professional." Politicians and colleagues, including Yair Lapid and Avigdor Lieberman, expressed their condolences following the passing of the legendary journalist, who died after a battle with ALS.

Veteran Israeli journalist Oren Nahari has passed away at the age of 70. He had been battling Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a diagnosis he shared publicly in early 2026. For over four decades, Nahari was a central figure in international news coverage, serving as a reporter, editor, and commentator.

Screenwriter Meni Assayag revealed that the i24NEWS news anchor called him regarding a matter he did not specify, asked to reconcile and apologized, and received much praise: 'Charming' | All the details

A series of resignations at the Walla news desk over a short period: since Ilail Shahar took office as head of the news desk, 8-10 editors have announced their departure, including senior desk managers and the veteran homepage editor. A former employee: "Everyone here has either found a job or is looking for one."

With the retirement of Oren Nahari from broadcasting following his ALS diagnosis, an era in Israeli media has come to an end. A personal look at the interviewer who did not fear complexity, demanded thought from his listeners, and never stopped reminding us that there is a whole world beyond the border.

Moti Castel has sharply criticized a court's decision to cancel the conviction of a man who attacked him and another woman, accusing the judicial system of selective enforcement and questioning the message it sends to the public.

The journalist shared in an interview about the close connection he maintains with US President Donald Trump, but explained why he tries to cover his tracks and does not reveal how the leader is saved in his phone.

A sharp opinion column by Kalman Liebskind against expatriates voting in elections ignited a fire within the broadcasting corporation, after Europe correspondent Dov Gil-Har decided to respond to him in a personal and surprising manner.

Oren Nahari broadcast his final program on Kan Reshet Bet and said goodbye to listeners after decades of journalistic work. During the broadcast, he spoke about the progression of ALS and the difficulty of continuing his work, and received a special tribute from the President of the State, Isaac Herzog.

Barak Ravid, a guest on Erez Tal's program, discussed his first conversation with the US President, advance information regarding the strike on Iran, his departure from Channel 13, and his complex relationship with Amit Segal.

Veteran journalist Oren Nahari announced that tomorrow he will host his final "Saturday with Oren Nahari" program due to the progression of ALS. In a post on X, he apologized to listeners for being unable to complete his retrospective on the 20th century and noted that he would share some of his favorite music during the farewell broadcast.

Oren Nahari will record his final program on Reshet Bet following a severe deterioration in his condition due to the incurable disease from which he suffers. In an emotional post, he shared his pain and admitted: "I am sad about the years I could have spent with Vered, the children, and the grandchildren" | All the details

Adi Gold joins the culture section at Walla after serving as the site's homepage editor for the past six months. He brings to the role an extensive career in the media industry with a variety of prominent positions.

Journalist Barak Ravid reveals how he and Segal managed to bridge the gap that lasted for many years. According to him, the small gesture he made is what restored their interaction.

In an open conversation with Erez Tal, journalist Barak Ravid reveals for the first time that he was forced to decline a surprise call from US President Donald Trump just seconds before a live broadcast of the program "Ulpan Shishi".

Yitzhak Noam, one of the founders of Eilat and a pioneer of local media, has passed away at 96. He leaves behind a rich legacy of decades of exceptional journalistic and public service.

The 73-year-old journalist described in her weekly column the period during which her health declined, the tests she underwent, and the moment she was diagnosed with the disease. Recently, she even tripped in the street and broke her shoulder — a fall that she says was related to the diagnosis. "I was ashamed of it, Parkinson's is a very unhappy holiday."

A heated debate regarding the boundaries of journalistic ethics and the media's handling of political narratives took an unexpected turn when host Moriah Asraf challenged a reporter live on air.

The veteran consumer reporter conducted her final broadcast on Keshet 12, burst into tears following an especially moving surprise from her family in the studio, and is now embarking on a new and surprising professional path.

Against the backdrop of the channel's acquisition by a group of investors led by Assaf Rappaport, veteran commentator and head of the Arab affairs desk, Hezi Simantov, is expected to finish his role at the news company after more than 20 years of service. According to reports, he is currently reviewing several new professional offers.

Avi Katzman was one of Israel's most prominent intellectuals, a writer and editor for "Haaretz" and the legendary weekly "Koteret Rashit," who passed away at 74 after a difficult battle with cancer.

After starting her professional career as a news editor at the "Hamal" website, the young journalist is joining the newspaper's team of reporters and will serve in a particularly sensitive role during the current days of emergency and crisis.

Last week, the media personality revealed that she and her husband are expecting a third child, a brother or sister for Asia and Noah. However, this morning she shared a correspondence with an Israeli journalist who requested information about the pregnancy long before she told those close to her.

Nave Dromi was a guest on Sharon Gal's podcast and shared the professional and personal difficulties she experiences. At the same time, she spoke candidly about the reactions she receives on the street and on social media: "I feel that we are doing something important."

The path to a career starts here. Today you are watching the broadcast; tomorrow you might be a part of it. The Media Academy at Channel 14 trains the next generation of Israeli media professionals within a real-world news environment.

A new study using Claude code analyzed all war-related headlines in the New York Times and found that the newspaper adopted the Hamas narrative regarding Gaza casualties, primarily because Hamas militants were almost entirely absent from the reports.

After revealing that he is suffering from ALS, Oren Nahari is ending his radio career following a further deterioration in his health. In an emotional interview, he shared his struggle with the disease and delivered a final message to the listeners: "It is harder for me to speak, it is harder for me to breathe."

After 11 years at News 12, Itamar Mainemer has left to pursue independent consulting. The move was driven by burnout, a desire for financial independence, and the ongoing health challenges of his young son, Roni.