List of radio stations in Israel

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This is a list of radio stations in Israel .

Israel Public Broadcasting

FM

FM broadcasting operated by Israeli stations:

North and Upper Galilee

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
95.7 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
94.4 FM Kan Reka  [ he ] PBS Russian
102.8 FM Kan Tarbut  [ he ] News Hebrew
100.5 FM Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
97.7 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
102.8 FM Kan Moreshet  [ he ] Hebrew
104.5 FM Radio Tsafon  [ he ] Hebrew

Safed area

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
87.6 FM Kan 88 Jazz Hebrew
98.5 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
100.7 FM Kan Tarbut  [ he ] Hebrew
92.0 FM Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
88.1 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
99.3 FM Makan Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine Arabic Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine
100.7 FM Kan Moreshet  [ he ] Hebrew

Haifa area

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
88.0 FM Kan 88 Jazz Hebrew
100.2 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
88.5 FM

93.7 FM

Kan Reka  [ he ] Russian
97.2 FM Kan Tarbut  [ he ] Hebrew
89.5 FM

95.5 FM

103.7 FM

Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
105.5 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
92.4 FM Makan Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine Arabic Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine
97.2 FM Kan Moreshet  [ he ] Hebrew
99.5 FMHamEsh Hebrew
107.5 FM Radio Haifa  [ he ] Hebrew
96.0 FM Kol Rega  [ he ] Hebrew
103.6 FMRadio Oranim Hebrew
105.3 FMRadio Kol HaGalil Haelion Hebrew
106.0FMRadio Kol Yizrael Hebrew
106.1 FMRadio Kol Galim Hebrew

Beit She'an area

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
97.2 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
95.5 FM Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
88.9 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew

Jerusalem and its region

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
87.6 FM

88.0 FM

Kan 88 Oldies hits playlist Hebrew
91.3 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
88.2 FM [1] Kan Reka  [ he ] Russian
104.9 FM

105.1 FM / 105.3 FM

Kan Tarbut  [ he ] Jazz / Adult contemporary music / Culture Hebrew

95.0 FM

95.5 FM

Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
97.8 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
90.3 FM

104.8 FM

Makan Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine Arabic Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine
98.4 FM Kan Moreshet  [ he ] Hebrew
89.1 FMPervoye Radio Russian
105.7 FM

92.1 FM

Kol BaRama Haredi Hebrew
92.8 FM

93.0 FM

Kol Chai Haredi / National Religious Hebrew
101.0 FMRadio Jerusalem News / Music / Sports Hebrew
106.5 FM

94.0 FM / 89.3 FM

Galei Yisrael News / Music / National Religious Hebrew

Central Israel

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
88.0 FM Kan 88 Jazz Hebrew
94.4 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
88.2 FM

101.3 FM

Kan Reka  [ he ] Russian

104.8 FM

Kan Tarbut  [ he ] Hebrew
95.0 FM

95.5 FM

Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
89.7 FM

97.8 FM

Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
90.3 FM Makan Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine Arabic Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine
97.2 FM / 100.7 FM Kan Moreshet  [ he ] Hebrew
90.0 FMRadio Tishim Hebrew
91.0 FMRadio Lev HaMedina Hebrew
92.1 FM Kol BaRama Haredi Hebrew
91.8 FM Galgalatz Army Radio Modern Music/News Hebrew
92.8 FM

93.0 FM

Kol Chai Haredi / National Religious Hebrew
99.0 FMEco 99 FM Hebrew
103.0 FMRadio Lelo Hafsaka Hebrew
103.6 FMRadio Kol Ramat HaSharon Hebrew
103.6 FMRadio Kol HaShfela Adult hits / EDM Hebrew
106.2 FMIDC Radio Hebrew
106.2 FMRadio Kol Rishonim Hebrew
106.5 FM

94.0 FM / 89.3 FM

Galei Yisrael News / Music / National Religious Hebrew

Beersheba area

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
88.5 FM Kan 88 Best of everything Hebrew
90.2 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
107.3 FM Kan Reka  [ he ] Russian
100.7 FM Kan Tarbut  [ he ] Hebrew
103.3 FM Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
106.9 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
93.3 FM

94.4 FM

Makan Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine Arabic Archived 2021-03-22 at the Wayback Machine
100.7 FM Kan Moreshet  [ he ] Hebrew
95.8 FM

97.0 FM / 101.5 FM

Radio Darom Hebrew
104.0 FM Galei Tzahal Army Radio Oldies/Talk Hebrew
93.5 FM Galgalatz Army Radio Modern Music/News Hebrew

Negev and Northern Negev

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
87.6 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
95.0 FM

104.1 FM

Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
89.5 FM

104.3 FM

Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew

Ha Arava

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
92.4 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
95.6 FM Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
89.5 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew

Eilat

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
97.0 FM Kan Kol Hamusica  [ he ] Classical Hebrew
90.7 FM Kan Bet  [ he ] Hebrew
100.5 FM Kan Gimmel  [ he ] Hebrew
102.0 FMKol HaYam HaAdom Hebrew

Commercial broadcasters

Center

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
100.0 FM Radios 100FM  [ he ] [2] Pop Hebrew, English
102.0 FM Radio Tel Aviv  [ he ] Popular Israeli and American hit songs Hebrew, English

North and Upper Galilee

FrequencyNameWebsiteFormatLanguageLive Stream
98.1 FM

101.1 FM

Ashams  [ he; ar ] Arabic

See also

Notes

  1. Reka 06:00–15:00, Reshet Hei 15:00-23:00
  2. also spelled Radius 100FM

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