Television
What to watch this week: ‘Unconditional’ series grips, Israeli women’s magazine history revealed
TV Time: The history of the magazine, which began publishing a year before the establishment of the state, is the subject of an engaging new documentary, 'LAISHA – The Story of a Women’s Magazine'.
Trust in news at all-time low as interest in industry declines, Reuters Institute finds - study
What to watch this week: ‘Legends’ hits the mark as Pride month programming begins
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What to watch in Israel this week: Gal Gadot, 'Hooligans' is bold, ‘American Classic’ charms
TV Time: "Hooligans" stars one of Israel’s most popular young actors, while "American Classic" is a sophisticated dramedy with above-average writing and a feel-good series.
The World Cup streaming battle: Cellcom also promises delay–free broadcasting
Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the company is launching a new campaign centered around Ultra Live technology, which it claims significantly reduces the delay in streaming broadcasts.
Without delay and with artificial intelligence: yes unveils new developments for the World Cup
yes announced the elimination of the delay in yes+, viewing two channels simultaneously, a new model for purchasing televisions, and artificial intelligence developments to be released this year.
What to watch in Israel this week: Fresh Israeli medical drama, 'The Intern,' stands out
TV Time: 'The Intern' is a new, polished medical suspense drama starring Niv Sultan, best known for Tehran, who plays Hadas, an ambitious and very promising surgical resident.
Ahead of the World Cup: Partner reduces delay in live sports broadcasts
Partner announced the implementation of Low Latency technology in its service. The upgrade is designed to resolve the familiar latency issue in internet-based streaming platforms.
Editor's Notes: Why some Jews are scrubbing themselves from the internet - comment
The writer who asks for anonymity has not abandoned the Jewish people. He is covering, trying to stay employable and safe in a world that has quietly decided his affiliation is a liability.
IDF Home Front Command updates application's alert system for clarity in emergency situations
The IDF Home Front Command revamped its mobile and smart TV alerts with color-coded warnings, dedicated sounds, and clearer instructions to help citizens respond faster in emergencies.
What to watch in Israel this week: Welcoming new seasons of ‘Rivals,’ ‘The Bear'
TV Time: Check out the TV shows coming up on Israeli television this week.
The new format of Cellcom TV: Series of two minutes
The micro–drama trend, which has already become a huge industry in China and the USA, arrives in Israel for the first time through a collaboration between Cellcom TV and the company Shortical.
