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The communication network "Channel 7" includes a website with news 24 hours a day that includes television broadcasts, radio, Jewish content, security sections, political affairs, children, tourism, sports, youth, medicine and more.
Channel 7 currently operates three news and content sites in three languages: Hebrew, English and Russian.
The Channel 7 website was founded on the Channel 7 radio station that broadcast from the sea more than twenty years ago. The radio station was established in the late 1980s by Rebbetzin Shulamit Melamed, the wife of Rabbi Zalman Melamed, one of the top rabbis in religious Zionism, Yaakov (Katzela) Katz and Yoel Tzur.
Radio was very quickly an alternative to all the radio channels that existed then and the message in them was a message from the left side of the political map. The channel broadcast not only innovative and interesting current affairs but also Torah and Judaism lessons alongside Hebrew songs, songs of the beautiful Land of Israel, Hassidic and Oriental songs.
The channel broadcast via the ship "Eretz Hatzvi" which docked off the coast of Tel Aviv, right next to the radio station of the leftist Ivy Natan (who was praised for his activities in contrast to the Channel 7 people who were persecuted for their activities).
All attempts to legally regulate the station were in vain because many in the legal system saw the station as a threat to left-wing rule in Israel. Even a law by MK Zvi Handel that would allow Channel 7 broadcasts was passed in the Knesset, but was surprisingly rejected by nine High Court judges.
At the end of 2003, radio activity was stopped after the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ruled that it was an illegal station and even imposed heavy fines and prison sentences on its managers and spines.
Even before it closed, the channel began broadcasting on the Internet and was among the first news sites in Israel. Today, Channel 7 is the largest and leading news site in the religious community that provides news, through reporters in Israel and abroad, 24 hours a day, until the beginning of Shabbat and the end of Shabbat. The site operates with the assistance of the Friends of Channel 7.
In order to give the spiritual message that emanated from the ship Pethon here another media was established and it is the newspaper at seven.
Despite the site's clear political line, the policy is to allow freedom of expression for every Jew to have his say. The site advocates the unity of the religious camp in all its shades despite the disagreements.
With the help of the Friends of Channel 7, the site provides surfers with Torah lessons, a variety of programs for very successful children called Yaldos. Tours and trips in Israel, corners on children's education, diverse Jewish and Israeli music, questions and answers on family and parenting.
Articles on a variety of topics also appear in English and Russian.