Radio stations in each region will be running silent broadcasts that will only be interrupted in case of a siren over Shabbat.
Silent broadcasts / גל שקט
While most of us can hopefully hear sirens quite clearly, others may have difficulty in their area, especially when asleep. A number of radio stations will be running silent broadcasts (גל שקט / gal shaket) over Shabbat. This means that there will be no talk or music over Shabbat, and silence will only be broken if there is a siren.
Radio stations broadcasting over Shabbat (11 – 12 July 2014)
During this Shabbat of Operation Protective Edge (צוק איתן / Eitan Tzuk), the following stations in each region will be operating silent broadcasts.
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- The Complete Guide to Israeli Media – stay informed using streaming TV, radio, and online media
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- Home Front Command siren warning regions – if you are relying on TV for your warning of a siren, know your warning region
- Do not post the location of fallen rockets!
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And for those of us who don’t own a radio…
is there a website?
There’s no website that provides alerts per region. There are a few private, regional radio stations that are turning over their broadcasts to silent over Shabbat, but I do not have a comprehensive list nor the time before Shabbat. Sorry, and stay safe!
One can connect to a radio station via the internet. For example, I connected to Kol Baramah. The problem is, that it broadcast Tzeva Adom, but did not say where.