Radio
Reshet Gimel co-founder, Kol Yisrael veteran Gilad Ben-Shach passes away at 85
In his work, he helped shape the station's musical sound at a time when radio had an enormous influence on musical tastes in Israel and on how songs and artists became hits.
Israeli public broadcasting icon, journalist Prof. Gideon Kutz dies at age 78
US House of Representatives passes act mandating free AM radio in every vehicle
Eyal Golan’s ‘Science Fiction’ is Israel’s most played song of the year
Calls to boycott Army Radio as pro-Netanyahu radio host dismissed
Opposition MKs announced a boycott of Army Radio as others called for its privatization following the dismissal of Yaakov Bardugo.
Razi Barkai leaving Army Radio show after 27 years
75-year-old broadcaster Razi Barkai has resigned from Army Radio’s flagship current affairs program Ma Bo’er (What’s Burning) after 27 years.
The ‘why’ behind Bennett’s media blitz - analysis
PM Naftali Bennett gave a radio interview which is unusual for the prime minister these days.
Israel Story podcast is back with a new season of off-beat tales
The show focuses on real life in Israel, not the Israel of tourism posters or news headlines, and tells fascinating stories that you would likely never hear if you did not tune in.
Radio host goes on hiatus after insulting MK for being deaf
The comments made by Yossi Ben-Atar not only hurt her, but "a community of about 800,000 people, women and children, deaf and hard of hearing, who were ridiculed."
Jewish funeral for Dick Farrel, COVID skeptic who died of the virus
Dick Farrel spent months telling his followers not to get the vaccine.
Cornwall radio host imprisoned for antisemitic content
Graham Hart incited hate and violence against Jews on his radio show as well as denying the Holocaust on his social media.
Israeli journalist Roni Daniel passes away at 73
Daniel worked for 28 years as a journalist and the military affairs commentator on Channel 2 and Channel 12.
Ethiopian-Israeli parliamentary adviser tells her story
Israela Ayenwo, former journalist and current adviser to Tamno-Shata, is the second eldest of eight siblings who were all born in Israel.
Army Radio shouldn't shut down, but serves no military purpose- editorial
Removing the station from the IDF is necessary because Army Radio and the soldiers who serve there have become political pawns in a battle that has nothing to do with the military.
