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BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

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As a former staff member of the English News Department at Israel Radio, I<br />

am not in the least surprised at recent media reports that the English-<br />

language radio and television news operations might be closed down. Nobody<br />

outside our department has ever been in the least bit interested in this<br />

very important operation on behalf of the State of Israel. Cabinet<br />

ministers, Knesset members, public figures and senior executives of the<br />

Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) itself were all equally indifferent.<br />

In view of the fact that these illustrious people naturally listened to<br />

(and viewed) the news in Hebrew - and were always very anxious about how<br />

they were portrayed there - they virtually ignored the English broadcasts.<br />

The director of English news and his staff carried out their work with a<br />

clear sense of mission, but with next to no encouragement from above.<br />

In vain did we try to impress upon our superiors that the diplomatic<br />

corps, the neighboring Arab nations, the large foreign media contingent<br />

and listeners in the United States, Britain, South Africa, Australia and<br />

other locations around the world tuned in to every broadcast. We pointed<br />

out that the dissemination of intelligent, objective and credible news<br />

about Israel was a vital element of the nation's information effort. They<br />

could not have cared less. The same politicians and public figures, who<br />

sniveled and whined about the "lack of effective Israeli public relations,<br />

hasbara," were willfully ignorant of our highly competent operation. As<br />

they didn't listen to us - and consequently didn't hear about themselves<br />

in our broadcasts - they remained apathetic and uninterested.<br />

Haaretz. <br />

(Robert Wilkner-FL-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer July 5)<br />

ISRAEL 6964.81 Galei Zahal; 0315+ 4 July, <strong>2007</strong>. Wow, down around 10 kHz<br />

now, with the usually strong signal, Hebrew male dj, Hebrew pop and<br />

Euro/US rock album tracks. Noted way earlier, around 2330-0000 I think,<br />

but weak and wrote it off as something Asian or a pirate.<br />

(Terry L Krueger-FL-USA, <strong>DX</strong>plorer July 4)<br />

15787.00 exact, Galei Zahal Israel at 0735 UT on July 3rd.<br />

Inactive on July 4th.<br />

15786.71 active again on Thur July 5th at 0800 UT.<br />

(wb, July 5)<br />

ITU BANDPLAN<br />

<br />

(RNW MN July 5 by Andy)<br />

KOREA D.P.R. Spurs v15185.26 / v15304.89 VoKOR, nominal 15245 kHz.<br />

I guess I solved the puzzle on the mysterious signals of Voice of Korea<br />

near v15185.26 / v15304.89 which observed in past week. The latter v153<strong>05</strong><br />

spur seems a little bit stronger signal level.<br />

I discussed that matter with the 'KRE expert' Arnulf Piontek this week.<br />

And today I checked that 19 mb range on three rxs again - Lextronix E1<br />

Radio, AOR 7030, Kenwood R-1000 -, and heard VoKOR in English on v15185.26<br />

/ v15304.89 at 1300 UT again.<br />

So, the conclusion made on June 28 / July 1st was wrong. The NoAM sce at<br />

28 degrees via NoWeCanada at 1300-1750 is still on usual channels 9335 and<br />

11710 kHz. 9335 is very weak in Europe and suffers by 9335 IBB VOA Kuwait<br />

in Pashto/Dari at 1430-1830 UT.<br />

Both v15185.26 / v15304.89 are spurious outlets of scheduled v15245 kHz,<br />

which is 1300-2<strong>05</strong>0 UT towards Europe. (and // v13760).

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