Iba news
Former IBA director-general Joseph Barel dies, aged 79
Barel was passionate about the importance of an English-language news broadcast, and the prevelence of such today shows he was ahead of his time.
The Voice of the Nation is silenced
Kan reports rise in ratings
Grapevine: The Polish connection
Rivlin responds to public broadcasting saga from Vietnam
Geula Even-Saar to be main news anchor on Kan.
The Israel broadcasting saga – resolution looms amid political shenanigans
Histadrut declares work dispute at IBA, IBC and within the civil service.
Kahlon refuses to back down in furor over new public broadcaster
Bennett: “The public doesn’t understand it, people do not understand what you are fighting about.”
March 18, 2017: A nurse’s killing
It seems to me that a simple solution for reducing the ongoing violence in emergency rooms and medical clinics would be to post a policeman in each and every one!
Netanyahu apologizes for disparaging 'Mizrahi gene' comment
Zionist Union MK Amir Peretz, who is of Moroccan descent, said that “what was activated in [Netanyahu] was his racist gene.”
The ax falls on the IBA
This also means an end to English-language broadcasts on Israel’s public service, such as the IBA News.
Media comment: The end of the never-ending IBA saga?
Media bias is not some imaginary wand that politicians wave about and which the media claims is, in a sense, “fake news.”
Time running out for Israel Broadcasting Authority
Kahlon says that he will find a way to help as many IBA employees as possible to find work at IBC or other governmental offices.
Veteran Israeli journalist Yitzhak Livni dead at 82
Livni was an all-around media personality who worked in both the print and electronic media.
Grapevine: Bennett takes time out for museum tour
Not forgetting the need to connect with the younger generation, Bennett made a point of stopping to say hello to a group of schoolchildren from Modi’in while they were touring in the galleries.