ערוץ 7
"Arutz 7" is an Israeli radio station and media network known for its right-wing, nationalist, and religious Zionist perspectives. Established in 1988, it primarily serves a religious and conservative audience, offering news, commentary, and cultural programming in Hebrew. The station focuses on issues related to Israeli politics, security, and Jewish identity, often advocating for a strong Jewish presence in all of historic Israel, including Judea and Samaria. Initially operating as an unlicensed pirate radio station, it transitioned to a legal online platform and later gained an official AM broadcast license. Arutz 7 also operates a news website, providing articles, podcasts, and live broadcasts. Its programming includes discussions on Torah studies, current events, and interviews with political and religious leaders. The station is influential among settlers and religious communities in Israel, promoting a pro-settlement agenda. Despite controversies over its political stance, Arutz 7 remains a significant voice in Israeli media, reflecting the views of a substantial segment of the population. Its name, "Channel 7," symbolizes its aim to represent the "seventh channel" of Israeli society, distinct from mainstream media. Overall, Arutz 7 is a key platform for right-wing and religious discourse in Israel.