Kikar HaShabbat (website)
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''Kikar HaShabbat'' () is a Hebrew–language Israeli news website directed toward
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audience. It is named after an intersection in Jerusalem in a neighbourhood inhabited by
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study in 2017 found it as Israel's 9th most used news website.


History

''Kikar HaShabbat'' was started in 2009 by journalist Mordechai Lavi. In 2012, Israeli website
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acquired half of ''Kikar HaShabbat''. From its founding to 2012 Menachem Cohen was the chief editor.


See also

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* 2009 establishments in Israel Haredi Judaism in Jerusalem Haredi media Hebrew-language websites Internet properties established in 2009 Israeli news websites Israeli political websites Websites about Jews and Judaism Words and phrases in Modern Hebrew {{Israel-company-stub