Iba news

The Israel Broadcasting Authority is in the process of liquidation.

The closing down of the Voice of Israel is a loss for true pluralism, perhaps that is why the media largely ignored it and did very little to try and help save the station.

Steve Leibowitz: Akunis’s resignation is a great loss to IBA.

"No one should be paid with tax money to give one-sided opinions…using a microphone that belongs to the nation,” MK Eichler says.

Ignoring the financial needs of both the IBA and IBC will bring about the ruination of public broadcasting in Israel, and will result in a darkened television screen.

Margalit lambasted the government at the meeting, headed by coalition chairman Tzachi Hanegbi (Likud).

For several months now, certain Israel Radio anchors have been signing off by reminding listeners that the station is in a state of liquidation.

A year after then-communications minister Gilad Erdan pushed through a law calling to dismantle the Israel Broadcasting Authority, the Finance Ministry is seeking to close the IBA at months end.

Relations with courts, structure of law councils in balance; 'Post' speaks to the candidates.

Leibowitz doubts that he’ll start working for another news outlet after he leaves.