Haaretz English Edition
By Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd
- Category: News
- Release Date: 2012-02-28
- Current Version: 4.5.10
- Adult Rating: 12+
- File Size: 49.29 MB
- Developer: Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd
- Compatibility: iOS 13.0+
Description
Experience award-winning journalism from the most reliable news source in the Middle East. The Haaretz iPhone app (English version) gives you constantly updated news from Israel, the Mideast and the Jewish world, plus all the opinion and analysis you need to put it in context. Read, share and comment on: * Breaking news from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world 24/7 * Opinions from Israel's most influential commentators and bloggers * Incisive analysis from across the political spectrum * Exclusive interviews with Israeli and international figures * In-depth features exploring all aspects of Israeli society * Enhanced coverage of the Jewish world and the North American Jewish community * Shabbat and Jewish holiday times and weather conditions Please email us at mobile@haaretz.co.il if you experience problems or have suggestions for improving our app. Staying informed on Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish world has never been this quick and easy. You can purchase a subscription via App Store (except Israeli store customers), or have full access if you are already subscribers printed edition of Haaretz daily newspaper. There are two digital subscription options: One-month subscription for $12.99, automatically renewed until canceled. One-year subscription for $129.99, automatically renewed until canceled. Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. All subscriptions are renewed automatically unless you request to cancel them least 24 hours before the end of current subscription period. If automatic renewal is not canceled, a fee will be charged an additional subscription period through the expense of your iTunes. After purchasing a subscription, you can manage your automatic renewal through your account settings at Apple. No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. For help and support, please contact the customer service of Haaretz: http://www.haaretz.com/contact-us You can find Haaretz privacy policy at: http://www.haaretz.com/misc/privacy-policy You can find Haaretz term of use at: http://www.haaretz.com/misc/terms-and-conditions
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Haaretz app review
I have been a subscriber for a long time. Lately I started noticing adds that appeared whenever I read an article. This is a relatively new finding. They are quite bothersome and they should not be sent to subscribers.
Such a frustrating UX
The app is so poorly built that I can’t believe it comes from Israeli engineers who are usually the most competent software developers. Even though I am a paid subscribed user, the app constantly asks me to login when clicking on articles. An article catches my eye and then I am blocked from reading it.
Cannot log in!
I have had a Haaretz subscription for many years. Thought I would try the app. Right for the start it was clearly not the way to go. Before I got any news I was swamped with ads. (I definitely do not read Haaretz to view ads!) Then I was asked to log in. But when I tried to click that button nothing happens. This app is not a masterpiece of Israeli technology! I’ll be returning to the old fashioned web version. Very disappointed.
App broken since redesign
The new app is a nightmare. I paid for the monthly subscription on the iphone but the app never recognizes it. And there is no way to sign in. Then it gets you into an infinite ad loop where you cant get back. I’m deleting and really disappointed that they decided to “fix” what was not broken
Too much hassle with app
By early 2022 this app became very unstable. Articles would load and suddenly disappear. Articles would load and then I would get a pop up saying I need to have a subscription (when I’m already signed in with my subscription.) I enjoyed reading Haaretz, but I canceled my subscription because the app is too unreliable.
Wanted a Leftwing Israeli perspective
Everything I get from friends applauds Israel’s every move. Since no nation is perfect, I am now hearing about Israel worts and all. Does not make me love the nation any less.
Impossible to read
It’s impossible To read even the headlines. Cookies and interruptions to coerce to get a subscription to the newspaper. Very annoying
Good articles were not interrupted by advertisementspp.
I bought my subscription to read about events in Israel. To read those articles, I must first get rid of advertising. But the ads do not stop. So I rarely have an easy read, sometimes no read at all. Yet, I need complete news coverage.
Excellent writing
Not subscribed yet. Enjoying my free articles. But I am hooked on the timely and fact finding news reported by the authors. Human interest articles are so enlightening. It seems I learn so much about the area. Having friends living just north ofTel Aviv keeps me glued to the content.
Up to date but too many ada
I bought the yearly digital subscription for while I am out of the country. It is constantly updating what's happening in the country. My only down side is the constant ads. Whats the point in spending so much money if its ads that i have to always ex out of. This could use a little work.
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