Reshet Dalet

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Reshet Dalet  Reshet Dalet – Kol Israel in Arabic – broadcasts 24/7. It’s content consists of daily news broadcasts, music and diverse programs on various topics, such as economy, culture, religion, sports etc. There are 120 employees on Reshet Dalet, both Jews and Arabs.

 

Frequencies and regions:

99.3FM -Tsfat area
92.4FM – Haifa Area
90.3FM – Jerusalem and it’s region, Greater Tel-Aviv
104.8FM – Jerusalem and it’s region
93.3FM, 94.4FM – Beer-Sheva

1-599-509-510
Contact Reshet Dalet
adio-arab@iba.org.il
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Reshet Gimmel

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Reshet Gimmel

Reshet Gimel was established in 1976, marking a change in an international listeners’ habits – part of the global changes in culture and fashion taking place in 70’s of the last century in Europe and Israel as well. The station had been in strict competition over young listeners’ hearts and ears with such stations as Kol ha-Shalom and Galei Zahal. The 90’s had brought with them many new local radio stations that absorbed fare share of Reshet Gimel’s listeners. In 1997 there was an intention to close the station. November 2nd, 1997, Reshet Gimel carried out a “Hebrew Revolution” and started broadcasting solely Israeli music – of all styles and sorts, becoming the only Israeli radio station totally devoted to Israeli music. Decision to change the content completely had drastically improved it’s ratings. Currently this radio station is dedicated to Israeli music promotion. There are newscasts in Hebrew at the same times as Reshet Bet. 

Frequencies and areas:

97.7 FM – North and Upper Galilee
88.1 FM – Tsfat area
105.5 FM – Haifa Area
88.9 FM – Beit Shean area
97.8 FM – Jerusalem area
97.8FM, 89.7FM – Greater Tel-Aviv
106.9FM – Beer-Sheva
89.5FM – Negev and Northern Negev
89.5FM – Arava
100.5FM – Eilat

 

Contact Reshet Gimmel

1-599-509-510
Contact Reshet Gimmel
gimmel@iba.org.il
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Reshet Bet

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Reshet Bet Reshet Bet (“Network B”) is one of the Kol Yisrael channels, an Israeli radio service operating as a division of Israel Broadcasting Authority. Kol Yisrael is an international radio service broadcasting in 14 languages, including English, Russian and Arabic.
Reshet Bet was launched in 60s’ as an affiliate to Reshet Alef, first Kol Yisrael channel broadcasting in Hebrew.
Reshet Bet is a well-known radio station with news broadcasts, hot topic programs and sport reports. There are news updates on the hour in Hebrew. Reshet Bet leads in ratings in the morning and the afternoon hours.

Frequencies and areas:

100.5 FM – North and upper Galelee
92.0 FM – Tsfat area
89.5 FM – Haifa area
103.7 FM – Haifa area
102.0 FM – Bet-Shean area
95.0 FM – Jerusalem and surroundings, Greater Tel-Aviv, Negev and Northern Negev
95.5 FM – Haifa area, Jerusalem and surroundings, Greater Tel-Aviv
103.3 FM – Beer-Sheva area
104.1 FM – Negev and Northern Negev
95.6 FM – ha-Arava
90.7 FM – Eilat
1206 kHz AM – Galelee
657 kHz AM – Central area

 

Contact Reshet Bet

1-599-509-510
Contact Reshet Bet
bet@iba.org.il
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Reshet Aleph

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Reshet Alef

Reshet Aleph is one of the Kol Israel channels operated by Israel Broadcasting Authority. It specialises in general matters and cultural programs, with news broadcasts in Hebrew.

This was first radio channel of Kol Israel that’d started to broadcast in Hebrew. Reshet Aleph topics include culture, art, literature and poetry, tradition, folklore, history and professional council.

“Young minds” – Reshet Aleph’s programme for teenagers – is one of the very first programmes of this kind in the history of radio.

Several times the station had found itself on the verge of closing or merging with other stations of Kol Israel. In 2004, Reshet Alefph had been forced to share the frequency with Reshet Moreshet. This decision had led to a significant decrease in station’s broadcasting hours. Instead of 24 hours per day schedule with pre-recorded night programmes, Reshet Aleph is now broadcasting only 10 hours per day (6:00-16:00) during weekdays. On weekends, Reshet Aleph broadcasts since Shabbat starts on Friday till it ends on Saturday evening.

Frequencies and areas:
102.8 FM North and Upper Galelee
100.7 FMB Tzfat, Beer Sheva
97.2 FM Haifa
98.4 FM Jerusalem
104.8 FM Greater Tel-Aviv

Contact Reshet Aleph

1-599-509-510
Contact Reshet Aleph
aleph@iba.org.il
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Radio Reka

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Radio Reka

Reka (Israel Radio International) is one of IBA services broadcasting in several languages for immigrants and listeners in other countries. It is an important link between Israel and Jewish diaspora. In terms of content, the channel covers news, topics related to Judaism, culture and the history of Israeli people, as well as immigration and absorption matters.

Reka in Russian has the biggest desk in station, established in 1958 by Viktor Grajevsky. For decades Reka in Russian had worked in close cooperation with Nativ (Lishkat Hakesher or The Liason Bureau). Nativ, the organisation that encouraged repatriation from USSR and fought for it, had the last word in everything concerning the content of the programs. In 1996, both Reka Russian desk and Reshet Hey (Network 5), also broadcasting in Russian, had been united. Jerusalem desk (ex Reshet Hey) had become news desk working in along with Reshet Bet. Each hour on the hour it broadcasts newscasts and delivers most of the programs on present-day matters, aired from Tel-Aviv.

Frequencies and areas:
94.4 FM – North and Upper Galelee
88.5 FM, 93.7 FM – Haifa area
88.2 FM – Jerusalem and it’s region, Greater Tel-Aviv
101.3 – Greater Tel-Aviv
107.3 FM – Beer-Sheva
Contact Radio Reka:
1-599-509-510
Contact Radio Reka
allegraa@iba.org.il
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Kol Hamusica

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Kol Hamusica

Kol Hamusica (“The Voice of Music”) is a national radio channel broadcasting mainly classical music from ancient to modern times. Some of it’s airtime, however, is dedicated to ethnic music, jazz and music of Israel. The channel organises and airs musical events, including “Kol Hamusica Festival” in Upper Galilee, broadcasts live concerts and runs archive that includes documentation of Israeli creation over the years.

The station was established at 1983. At 2007 there was an intention to unite Kol Hamusika and Reshet Alef, but due to Kol Hamusica listeners’ protests this plan was abandoned. The idea of merging Kol Hamusica with another radio station keeps popping from time to time.

Kol Hamusica opens it’s daily programs with morning news broadcast and one-hour program called “Music Watch” that airs short familiar music pieces along with traffic reports. News broadcasts air hourly till 9:00 and then again at 14:00 and 20:00.

From 21:00 till 24:00 listeners are treated with concerts with best classical music masterpieces.

 

Frequencies and areas:

95.7 FM – North and Upper Galilee
98.5 FM – Tsfat Area
100.2 FM – Haifa area
95.2 FM – Beit-Shean area
91.3 FM – Jerusalem and it’s region
94.4 FM – Greater Tel-Aviv, Ha-Arava
90.2 FM – Beer-Sheva area
87.6 FM – Negev and Northern Negev
97.0 FM – Eilat

Contact Kol Hamusica
1-599-509-510
Contact Kol Hamusica
kolhamusica@iba.org.il
Email Kol Hamusica

Galei Zahal

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Galei Zahal

Galei Zahal (known in Israel by acronym Galatz), or Army Radio, is an Israeli radio station operated by IDF. It broadcasts 24/7, including in its schedule music, news, traffic reports, educational and entertainment programs for general public and military oriented content. Staff includes both civilians and soldiers, incorporating young military in regular army service into positions like reporters, editors, broadcasters etc. Galatz was the first radio station in Israel to use spoken Hebrew on air instead of formal language that was normally in use in media. This radio network is being associated with a symbol of journalistic freedom and pluralism.

Galatz started broadcasting 24/09/1950 in an improvised studio in Ramat Gan. Station’s legal status was defined in 1956. The content is up to IDF (for soldiers). But requires IBA approval (for civilians). Starting from Yom Kippur war the Galatz is broadcasting 24 hours a day. For years it was the only Israeli station airing night hours’ programs.

 

 

Frequencies and areas:

93.9FM – Tsfat, Upper Galilee
1368AM – Tsfat, Upper Galilee, Arava, Haifa
102.3FM – Haifa, Beer-Sheva
99.8FM – Beit-Shean
104.0FM – Tel-Aviv, Eilat
1287AM – Tel-Aviv
96.6FM – Jerusalem, Greater Tel-Aviv
1224AM – Beer-Sheva

Contact Galei Zahal

03-5126666
Contact Galei Zahal
radio@galatz.co.il
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Galgalatz

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Galgalatz

Galgalatz is popular radio station under IDF authority, established in 1993. It broadcasts mainly popular music, newscasts and traffic reports and has extremely high rating, especially amongst younger listeners. The station runs weekly pop-charts based on online voting of the audience, as well as one annual hit-parade closing the song of the year.

The name of the station is a reminder of the main station it affiliates to – Galatz (Galey Tzahal = Waves of IDF) and a reflection of a traffic safety content of the station (Hebrew “galgal” = “wheel”).

Galgalatz is broadcasting 17 hours a day, from 7:00 till midnight. It’s traffic reports are considered to be extremely credible and once were even accepted in Court as an evidence.

After being criticized for loosing the programming quality in favour of higher ratings, Galgalatz implemented several changes and received exclusive rights to play new songs and albums – national as well as foreign. This campaign had generated a famous slogan: “Galgalatz – before the rest”.

 

Frequencies and areas:

98.1FM – Tel-Aviv area
107FM – Haifa area, Eilat and Mitzpe Ramon
93.9FM – Jerusalem area
99.8 – Beer-Sheva
104.1 – Northern Israel

 

Contact Galgalatz

1-800-800-918
Contact Galgalatz
radio@galatz.co.il
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