Watch Israeli TV & Listen to Israeli Radio for FREE

Y’all know it’s Buy Israel Week, right?

Can you tell I’m running my own little micro-version here on KOAB? What – with the free Israeli music and Sephardic cuisine cookbooks and AHAVA products?

So, here’s a great way to stay in touch with Israel without having to pay a cent – watching Israeli TV and listening to Israeli radio. Yes, for FREE.

We do this at our house, so I just asked my husband to send me all the links so I could share it with you.

Television

Israel channel 1 – pick your on-demand options on the right

Israel Channel 2 Live (We watched Gilad Shalit come home on this)

Israel Channel 2 News – Links to the latest stories and previous evening’s news

Israel Channel 2 Programs on Demand – Watch (many of) your favorite programs on demand

Israel Channel 10 Live – Plus see the links across the top for all the on-demand programs

Israel Channel 10 News – Links to all the latest coverage

Radio

On-demand Israeli Radio News in English

Gal Galatz and many other Israeli radio stations on demand

You can also download the TuneIn Radio app for Android or iPhone (search the app store on your phone) to listen to Israeli radio (and more) on your phone. These are the free versions, but you can also download the Pro versions, which is what we have and my husband says they are noticeably better. It’s $.99 on iTunes for the iPhone – and the same for your Android on Amazon. (If you still have your $2 Amazon app credit, good through 12/15, this will be FREE for you!)

Happy Buy Israel Week for FREE to you!

The Amazon links in this post are affiliate links, which help to support Kosher on a Budget. For more information, see my disclosure policy.

Comments

  1. Thanks for sharing! Our favorite site to get free streaming radio from Israel is http://www.radiox.co.il

  2. There are also lots of great shows on the reshet (reshet.tv or reshet.ynet.co.il) and hot (hot.ynet.co.il) channels. And almost all of te shows (except for live broadcasts) have subtitles in Hebrew which is quite helpful if you’re less than fluent.

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