Search

Ynet Is the Leading Israeli Internet Portal

Google Trends presents a very different picture of the popularity of Israeli Web sites.

Share to Facebook
Share to X

Article printing is available to subscribers only

Print in a simple, ad-free format

Subscribe
Comments:

Zen reading is available to subscribers only

Ad-free and in a comfortable reading format

Subscribe
Nathan Lipson
and
Maayan Cohen

Google's new tool for measuring traffic to Internet sites, Google Trends, presents a very different picture of the popularity of Israeli Web sites from that of the commonly-used TIM survey. The most significant difference is at the top: Ynet is the most popular portal in Israel, not including Google. For now, Google is not giving its own numbers.

Loading...

Comments

Loading...

In the News

ICYMI

ICYMI

Rep. Haley Stevens and Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers. Some critics placed the blame for Stevens' sudden decision to endorse Rogers on her fiance, Jason Turkish, who endorsed Rogers last week.

Even Jewish Critics of El-Sayed Join Backlash Against Stevens

Arno Rosenfeld
Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida, late last year

Trump Says U.S. Will End Annual $4 Billion Aid to Israel by Year's End

Haaretz
Avigdor Lieberman on Election Day.

Lieberman Backs Eisenkot to Form Coalition, Lapid for Knesset Speaker

Michael Hauser Tov
Prof. Uriel Simon, who died a month ago at the age of 97, led of life of biblical scholarship and political activism.

Biblical Scholar Who Warned: Israel Can't Live by the Sword and Remain Jewish

Ofer Aderet
Demonstrators showing support for an Arab-Jewish partnership within the opposition parties, in Tel Aviv on Saturday night.

Israel's Political Paradox Should Never Have Happened

Dahlia Scheindlin
United Torah Judaism leaders at the party's campaign headquarters on election night, last Tuesday.

Haredi Party May Refuse to Back Netanyahu for PM for First Time Since 2009