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The Times of Israel is a Jerusalem-based news site founded in 2012 to cover Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world. It was established by veteran UK-born, Israeli journalist David Horovitz and his US-based capital partner Seth Klarman. Horovitz is the founding editor, responsible for the site’s editorial content. The Times of Israel has no partisan political affiliation. It seeks to present the news fair-mindedly and offers a wide range of analysis and opinion pieces.

Ynet is Israel's largest news and general content website reaching over 5 million readers a month, online and on mobile platforms. Since its launch on 2000 ynet has taken an honorable place in the Israeli society. We give our visitors up-to-date information and cover various categories of interest including: News, Sports, Economics, Culture, Entertainment, Gossip, Environment, The Jewish world, The world of the Internet and technology, Tourism, Health, Food and more. Ynet, which provides updated information on events in Israel and around the world 24 hours a day, seven days a week, is perceived as “THE news agency of the State of Israel" According to Similarweb Internet traffic rankings, Ynet is among the top 600 websites in the world. Ynet is part of the Yedioth Media Group, which publishes Yedioth Ahronoth and Calcalist Israel's daily newspaper – as well as several popular magazines and local publications.

Haaretz is Israel's leading daily newspaper and the oldest daily in Hebrew. It is generally considered one of the most respected newspapers in the world. Founded in British Palestine in 1918, Haaretz grew to become the most influential newspaper in Israel under the leadership of its iconic publisher and editor Gershom Schocken (1939-1990). It has a current circulation of about 70,000 copies in its Hebrew edition, while its English website draws more than 2.5 million unique visitors monthly. Currently led by editor-in-chief Aluf Benn and publisher Amos Schocken, Haaretz has more than 2,000 employees on its payroll, among them 600 in the editorial department. Haaretz has more reporters per readership than any newspaper in the world, producing a first class news daily in broadsheet format.