Kan
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
Karhi presents revamped program for partial Kan privatization
Kan's news branch will be shut down, its main news radio station will be privatized, and its budget will cut to NIS 500 million.
European Broadcasting chairman: KAN privatization will harm country’s democratic foundations
“Public service media play an indispensable role in fostering societies," EBU chairman, Noel Curran, wrote.
Israel's participation in Eurovision under threat due to KAN's privatization
A bill proposal is being pushed by Communications Minister MK Shlomo Karhi to privatize Israel’s Public Broadcasting Corporation.
Privatizing public broadcasting, turning the watchdog into a lapdog - opinion
Privatizing KAN is not just an unnecessary step but one that undermines the very foundations of a democratic society.
'Eurovision' and the 'US Election' among top Google searches for Israelis in 2024
The Google summary divided the most popular searches into categories, ranging from terms related to the war in Gaza and Lebanon, to pop culture and sports.
Body language expert determines if Netanyahu told truth during press conference
Netanyahu’s measured gestures and incongruent eye movements were inconsistent with the gravity of his statements.
Letters to the Editor, December 9, 2024: Your own dime
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
NYT names ‘The Lesson’ and ‘Unsilenced’ among top Israeli series of 2024
The critics wrote: “From the tension and disputation of life in Israel emerges, perhaps not surprisingly, really good TV."
'Dangerous development': Likud-circulated list ranks KAN journalists by stance toward government
The list ranked journalists and broadcasters hosting current affairs programs on a scale from 1 to 5, with 1 signifying strong government support and 5 indicating strong opposition.
A-G's office has 'serious concerns' that the government is silencing Israeli public broadcasting
Baharav-Miara's office warns that the communications minister's bill to privatize Kan could stifle media independence and shut down government criticism.
