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KAN marks 90 years of Israeli public broadcasting with cross-platform celebration
Broadcasts will include unforgettable historical clips from the KAN archive, and the anniversary will also be marked on the beloved comedy/variety show, Zehu Ze.
New Israeli drama Ambiguity explores secret lives of disbelieving haredim in Jerusalem - interview
High Court hears petitions over Comms. Minister Karhi's handling of KAN council
WATCH: 'Michelle,' Israel’s Eurovision song, revealed in a performance by Noam Bettan
Charges re-filed against rapist who accused ex of murdering Tair Rada
Ola was publicly accused several times of the murder of Tair Rada, 14, in 2006, by the creators of a true-crime series "Shadow of Truth," basing their claim solely on the testimony of her rapist.
Israel Prize pummeled by literary studies scandal
"Prof. Nitza Ben Dov is a diligent and multifaceted researcher, but she does not stand for the excellence... the award demands," Prof. Yaffa Berlowtiz, one of the judges, said.
Closing Army Radio: The beginning of the end of Israel's public broadcast
There is something anachronistic about an army station in a democratic country.
‘Rabenu’ looks at Rabbi Nahman and his followers
More than 200 years after his death, Rabbi Nahman still wields an enormous influence over his followers.
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.
Grapevine: Familiarity breeds contempt
The sudden firing of Lucy Aharish from KAN
KAN said its decision to fire Aharish was part of its staff cutbacks due to the coronavirus cutback, but we don't buy it.
Lucy Aharish fired from Kan 11 after taking part in rally
Aharish is a veteran journalist and presenter who has appeared on many networks, including i24 and the now-defunct Channel 10.
Endangered Meretz to vote on cancelling primary on Sunday
Sa'ar vows to win 40 seats if he beats Netanyahu
Kan forced to issue an apology by the Journalism ethics committee
After airing a report regarding the unreliable nature of Kosher certificates, Kan were told to issue and apology due to various inaccuracies found within the report.