Home planFor a single TV, paid by the month or the year
The Israeli evening, from the Kan 11 newscast to i24NEWS in English, reaches New York around lunchtime. Home brings it live to one American screen, with a library of series and movies for the hours in between. Four lengths, from one month to a full year, each settled in a single payment.
- 20,000+ channels
- 24,000+ series
- 100,000+ movies
7 hours
The 8 pm newscasts in Tel Aviv reach New York at 1 pm.
Length
$11.99
Paid once, in US dollars
1 screen, 1 month
Card, PayPal, crypto, gift card. No automatic renewal.
Households that get the most from Home
One or two viewers sharing a single HD television. A single month is also the low-cost way to see how the stream behaves on your own connection and TV before paying for longer, and a refund covers the case where it will not play in the week after activation and support finds no fix.
Series fans get more from the Family plan, which lists 61,000+ series against 24,000+ here. Own a 4K set? Look at the Complete 4K plan.
What's included
- The Israeli live lineup, inside a provider catalog of 20,000+ channels
- An on-demand shelf for any hour of the US day: 100,000+ movies, 24,000+ series
- One TV, stick, phone or laptop playing at any given moment
- Paid up front in US dollars, for the length you pick
- No automatic renewal
- First-week refund if it will not play (how)
- Four ways to pay
- Plays through a player app on the devices in your home, from a smart TV to a phone
Inside Home: what plays live and on demand
Home covers the Israeli lineup on one screen, and the on-demand shelf behind it is the smallest of the three plans: room enough for the news, a series in the evening and a movie on Friday night.
- Live from Israel
Kan 11, Channel 12, Channel 13, Channel 14, i24NEWS in English, Kan Educational and the Israeli sports channels, at the moment they air.
- On demand
24,000+ series and 100,000+ movies in the provider's catalog, Hebrew titles and international ones, for the hours between the Israeli evening and yours.
- Catch-up
On channels that offer it, a program can start after it aired: the 8 pm news at 8 pm your time, not at lunch.
Ordering Home here
Choose a length in the box above
Four lengths are listed, one month up to a full year; the shortest, one month, costs $11.99, and every figure is the whole amount for its period, settled in one go.
Press Choose plan
You land on this site's own form, the length already filled in. Fill in who you are (name, email, WhatsApp), which device you will watch on, and how you would rather pay: card, PayPal, crypto or gift card.
One payment, then your login
The chat that follows already has your order number in its first line. That is where the payment details come, and where your login and the setup steps for your device land after payment.
Not sure about your device? The guide on apps and devices goes through Fire TV, Smart TVs, Apple TV, phones and Roku.
Common questions about Home plan
Which Israeli channels come with the Home plan?
The channels listed on this site, from Kan 11 and Channels 12, 13 and 14 to i24NEWS, are the ones we list for all three plans, Home included. Lineups can change, so if one channel matters most to you, ask on WhatsApp to confirm it before you order.
Is a full year worth it over one month?
If you already know you will keep watching, it is: twelve months cost $52.99 in one payment, about $4.42 a month, where a single month costs $11.99. Nothing renews by itself, so when the year is over you simply decide whether to order again.
What if the kids want the tablet while I watch the news?
Then the tablet waits its turn, because Home plays on one device at a time. Families who watch on two devices together usually take the Home multi-screen plan: $80.99 a year for 2 screens.
What time does the Israeli evening news start where I live?
The main newscasts start at 8 pm Israel time: usually 1 pm in New York, noon in Chicago, 11 am in Denver and 10 am in Los Angeles. It is an hour later during the few weeks when the two countries change their clocks on different dates.