Centre
estimate · not a score
Kan · Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation
🇮🇱IL ·
public broadcaster · public-service
· kan.org.il
| Spectrum |
Left
Centre-left
Centre
Centre-right
Right
State / loyalist
An estimate, not a score.
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| Founded | 2017-05-15 — First day of Kan's radio and television broadcasts, replacing the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA), which had been dissolved under the Public Broadcasting Law · source |
| Headquarters | Jerusalem, Israel · source |
| Identity | Wikipedia |
Bias we have measured in their reporting
Nothing scored yet. We do not carry a rating for any outlet — only what we
have measured from published text, per article, with the quote.
Ownership
| Holder | Type | Stake | Control | Instrument | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| State of Israel | state body | not disclosed | yes | charter | — | link |
Percentages appear only where a source states them. "Not disclosed" means nobody published a number, not that we did not look.
Editorial control
CEO / Director-General
Chief executive of Kan since November 2022; previously a presenter and broadcaster at Israel Defense Forces Radio (Galei Tzahal).
Chairman of the Board
Chairman of the board of Kan (Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation), holding the role as of April 2023.
Journalists
News presenter and investigative journalist · politics
Hosts current-affairs programmes on Kan (joined 2023); reporting has focused on Israeli political and government-accountability affairs.
News anchor, Kan 11 central newscast · politics
Presents the central evening newscast on Kan 11; earlier broadcasting roles at Channel 2, Channel 10 and Channel 13.
Senior economics commentator; head of the economics desk · economy
Heads the economics desk in Kan's News Division, reporting on pensions, healthcare, the state budget and employment.
Covers
What we hold from them
Nothing held from this outlet yet.
Stories where they were checked and didn’t cover it
Al-Monitor: Iran hit "more than a dozen" ships. An-Nahar names five Iranian tankers destroyed by US Central Command
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Four dead at a wedding in Kuhestak. Three of four experts say the munition was American.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Troops killed two at al-Mughayyir. The IDF says it went in for livestock.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
The US energy secretary says 17 million barrels crossed Hormuz on Monday. AFP says Iran has shut the strait.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Saudi Arabia says Iran hit the tanker Sidr in Hormuz. AFP, on the same site, calls the attacks unclaimed.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Israel's military says it took the Ali Taher Ridge. The one Lebanese account we hold is two days older and names no ridge.
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Haaretz calls Israel's answer a "nothingburger"; Al Jazeera counts four countermeasures
— we have never been able to read this outlet
An-Nahar says more than twenty hit around Nabatieh, IRNA says one killed and two wounded
— we have never been able to read this outlet
Saar says Israel plans "to expel or deport" nobody from Gaza; the Jerusalem Post report we hold does not carry the remark
— we have never been able to read this outlet
France 24 says twelve countries will ban settlement goods; the Jerusalem Post calls it the "UK's Israel boycott"
— we have never been able to read this outlet