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
Ruth Seymour, public radio pioneer devoted to Jewish culture, dies at 88
Ruth Seymour will also be remembered as a trailblazer in public radio’s embrace of digital platforms.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews are a cancer to Israeli society, radio presenter says
"Thirteen percent of the population is a cancer within Israeli society," radio presenter Ron Koffman claimed.
25 ViZionaries: Lucy Ayoub - No. 9
Meet the TV host showcasing Israel's diversity.
Which radio waves disrupt the magnetic sense in migratory birds’ eyes? - study
Radio waves emitted by radio and TV broadcasting can interfere with the magnetic compass used by birds, but the ones used by mobile communication do not.
Otzma Yehudit minister storms off interview: 'You're all so arrogant'
The minister stated during the interview that the current security situation was created by the Oslo Accords, signed in 1993.
Brown dwarf star just 5 times hotter than coffee found via radio waves - study
Brown dwarf star WISE J0623 was found releasing radio wave emissions. However, it is the coldest star producing radio waves ever discovered, being just 420 degrees Celsius.
Hong Kong pro-democracy radio closes in face of 'dangerous' pressure
Launched in 2005 the Cantonese-language broadcaster gained a steady following for its hard-hitting talkshows that were critical of authorities.
Former IDF intel chief: Likud MKs 'own a patent on incitement'
Former IDF intel chief addressed the ongoing protests surrounding the judicial reform and dismissing allegations of violence within the protests.
Army Radio celebrates 30 years of Gal-gal-gal Galatz
Thousands of attendees started partying at 5:30 p.m. and did not stop all the way through until sunset the next day.
Aliens may be looking for Earth but can't find us - study
Humanity has been looking for aliens for decades but has yet to find any evidence. A new study suggests we may just be in a sort of cosmic blind spot for alien radio signals.
