Outlet track record
Ynet
Israeli centrist mainstream, often critical of Netanyahu
Ynet is Israel's largest Hebrew-language news website. It is owned by Arnon Mozes's Yedioth Media Group and funded mainly by advertising. It is commonly described as centrist, and it is more critical of Prime Minister Netanyahu than the right-leaning Israel Hayom is. Its coverage of the Trump administration looks mixed and is mostly framed by what U.S. policy means for Israel. It runs reports and opinion pieces that show both strain between Trump and Netanyahu and Trump as a check on Israeli domestic politics. I could not find a comprehensive review of its 2026 coverage, so this assessment rests on a limited sample.
Owned byPart of the Yedioth Media Group (Yedioth Ahronoth Ltd), which also publishes the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper and the business outlet Calcalist. Arnon Mozes is the controlling shareholder, chair and editor-in-chief of the group. Since 2019 he has held about 58% of the shares and 60% of the voting rights.
LeaningIsraeli centrist mainstream, often critical of Netanyahu
On the administrationmixed
6average bias score across 5 stories
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun
1 = straight reporting · 10 = heavily spun