According to the report, published Tuesday, Israel Hayom continues to lead the pack among dailies in Israel. Between January-December 2023, the paper had an average exposure rate of 26.8% for its weekday edition, compared to 28.0% during the equivalent period in 2022 – a drop that is considered statistically insignificant.
HonestReporting, which flags anti-Israel bias in foreign media, published an investigation on Wednesday about photojournalists working for The New York Times, Reuters, AP, and CNN, asking how they were conveniently ready at the scenes of the atrocities. "The photographers and their employers are accomplices to the massacre that occurred in Israel on Saturday, October 7," MK Lieberman says.
The weekday edition had a 26.2% average exposure rate in the first half of 2023, compared to Yedioth Ahronoth's 21.3% for that period, representing a statistically significant gap.
"This is neither a trend nor a political statement. This is simply who I am. Just another element of who I am and who I have been since the day I came into my own," Yair Cherki says in a Facebook post.
The popular podcaster defends a 2019 tweet by Rep. Ilhan Omar, who has a history of antisemitic and anti-Israel remarks, in which she claimed that pro-Israel votes in Congress were "all about the Benjamins."
Data analyzed for January-December 2022, indicates Israel Hayom's weekday edition has 28% market exposure, the highest figure for dailies. Likewise, the weekend edition leads the pack with a 28.3% exposure rate.
Under emerging plan, set to be unveiled Tuesday, Neftlix and Disney+ will have to invest in original Israeli content in order boost the industry. Many units in Kann will close, while commercial channels will have more control of content.
After the Times reports that the alleged Israeli blockade on Gaza devastated its fishing industry, the CAMERA media watchdog proves – using official Palestinian statistics – that fishermen in the enclave have more than doubled their annual catch in the last 15 years.
In 2007, the leading businessman and philanthropist Sheldon Adelson and his wife Dr. Miriam Adelson tapped Baharav to help them set up a new daily – Israel Hayom. He served in the role until 2018.
Paper severs ties with Fady Hanona after Honest Reporting pro-Israel advocacy and media watchdog uncovers his antisemitic social media posts, including one in which he calls for a genocide of Jews "like Hitler did."