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How often is the site updated?
Our automated engine pulls headlines from dozens of Israeli and international sources throughout the day, so the news is constantly refreshed.
How are stories ranked?
We rank stories by Google search interest (Google Trends) and by how many different outlets cover the same story — so what the public cares about most rises to the top.
What is the objectivity rating?
Each story carries an automatic objectivity rating (0–100) based on a linguistic analysis of the headline and excerpt. It is an estimate only. See the Objectivity page for details.
What are Din Online's sources?
We aggregate and link to reports from Israeli sources (Ynet, Walla, Maariv, Israel Hayom, Kan, Globes, Calcalist, Rotter and more) and English-language outlets (The Times of Israel, The Jerusalem Post, JNS, i24 and more). We show a headline, an excerpt and a link to the source.
Is the content original?
Din Online is an aggregator: we present a headline, an excerpt and a link to the original source only, and do not reproduce full articles. All rights remain with the sources.
Are Hebrew and English mixed?
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