Radio JM 90.5 FM

The station operates as a Jewish radio broadcaster, serving as a platform for community expression and cultural preservation. Established in May 1982, it is recognized as one of the initial associative radios in the region. The broadcaster aims to be an independent, community-based, pluralistic, and citizen-focused radio station, providing a service of information, culture, and a means to share the diverse aspects of Jewish culture. A core directive is the promotion of Jewish culture and the transmission of its heritage, fostering dialogue between different cultures, generations, traditions, and practices. The station emphasizes its role in making known and disseminating the various components of Jewish expression. The programming schedule includes a variety of segments, with specific examples highlighted on the website. Recurring programs include “La grande matinale spéciale élections municipales” (a morning show focused on municipal elections), “Le flash info de Laura Sahin” (news updates presented by Laura Sahin), and “Le journal du CRIF” (a news program). A segment titled “Keren Hayessod au coeur d'Israël” focuses on Keren Hayessod, and “L'invitée de la rédaction” features a guest from the editorial team. The station also offers a “Podcast Audio” section and allows listeners to send dedications. Furthermore, the station provides studio rentals for students within the community. The broadcaster’s history is marked by its establishment in May 1982, positioning it as a pioneering associative radio. The website highlights the 40th anniversary of the station, celebrated with a video. The station has been involved in reporting on significant events, including the return of hostages and reactions to related incidents, as well as coverage of events such as the exhibition of bodies in Gaza and the restitution of bodies of hostages, as reported by international media. The station also provides news and information related to Keren Hayessod and the CRIF. The station utilizes RadioKing technology to facilitate its operations and website management. The website includes contact information for listeners and visitors. A captcha system is in place for message submissions. The broadcaster also offers a playlist titled “Pardon de ne pas vous avoir protégé en ce jour maudit,” referencing reactions to events in Israel. The website’s copyright information indicates the year 2026.