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Channel 10 (Israel)

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Channel 10 ( , Arutz Eser ), formerly known as Israel 10 ( , Yisra'el Eser ) is a commercial broadcasting television channel licensed in Israel . It operates under the auspices of the Second Israeli Broadcasting Authority (SBA). Channel 10 is one of two Commercial Broadcast Channels in Israel, enjoying an average television ratings (in its main news program) of 10.7% (2011). Channel 10 is the only Israeli broadcast Channel to be carried by local Cables in North America and Europe. The channel is also broadcasting online at the official website. Year-long financial troubles has been, and still is, threatening its close-down, a final decision being temporarily postponed until mid-2015.1

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israeli television station

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israeli free-to-air television channel

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