Channel 1 (Israel)

Channel 1 ((Hebrew: , lit. The First Channel, sometimes called ) was one of the oldest television channels in Israel (with only the Israeli Educational Television being older) and one of five terrestrial channels in the country (along with Channel 2, Channel 10, Channel 33 and the Knesset Channel). It was the flagship TV channel of the Israel Broadcasting Authority from its launch on 2 May 1968 until 14 May 2017, when the IBA was replaced by the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (branded as Kan). In May 2017, Channel 1 was replaced by the new Kan 11 channel.
==1968–1974==
Since the beginning, Channel 1 shares the same frequency with IETV. Until 1994 (as of Channel 2's launch), the channel was called General Television (Hebrew: ) or Israeli Television (Hebrew: ).
Israeli TV experimental 1968.png|Experimental broadcast test card (1968)
==1974–2017==
The logo was designed by Benny Levin using pencil and compasses. Round basic symbol combines seven-branched candelabrum and a description of the broadcast waves. The logo has several variations.
IBA (1986) V1.jpg|Israel Television (1986) 
IBA (1986) V2.jpg
1 HD MAY.jpg|HD logo (May 2010)
1 HD JUN.jpg|HD logo (June 2010–May 2017)
ESC 1979 logo.png|The logo as seen on Eurovision 1979 poster.
Hatikva.PNG|Closedown (1983)
Good night from jerusalem.PNG|Closedown (1995)
Channel1 app icon.png|App icon
IBA 1998.PNG|from showings of the music video to Dana International's Diva in preparation for the 1998 ESC
IBA 1 2007.PNG|Ident (2007)
Goodbye, Broadcasting Authority.png|Closedown (final closure, 14 May 2017)
Category:Defunct television channels in Israel
Category:Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation
Category:1968
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Category:Jerusalem
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Category:Television channels and stations established in 1968