Kol Hachalom Radio 100

Kol Hachalom Radio 100 从 Grenoble、France 在 Tuninga Radio 上直播。

这家电台专注于 Religious, Talk, News, Variety 音乐。

The station operates as a Jewish radio broadcaster, identified as “La Voix de la Paix” (The Voice of Peace) in Hebrew, and has been serving the community since 1983. It broadcasts 24 hours a day, utilizing both FM frequencies (100 Mhz) and internet webradio platforms. A core function of the broadcaster is the dissemination of messages from Jewish community associations, with contact information available via [email protected]. The station emphasizes a mission of conveying messages, broadcasts, and emotions, acting as a vital communication channel for the Jewish community. The website serves as a repository for these community announcements and related content, reinforcing the broadcaster’s role as a central hub for information and connection. The programming schedule includes a diverse range of content, reflecting the interests and concerns of the Jewish community. Specific programs mentioned include “Tzedaka 2018,” “Haftara,” and “LIMOUDIM.” The broadcaster also features conferences, such as those presented by Ilan Greilsammer, Georges Bensoussan, and Rav Benchetrit, which are recorded and archived. Interviews are a regular feature, with past guests including Armand Schmidt, Viviane Attard, Stephane Juffa, Francoise Gelbart, Gabriel Vadnai, Norbert Bel-Ange, and Roger Cukierman. Furthermore, the broadcaster highlights community events, religious ceremonies, and commemorations, such as the 70th anniversary of the liberation of concentration camps and the 69th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. The broadcaster also presents “Grammaire Hebraique” with Yossef, and features “Infos Communautaires.” The station’s history is marked by significant milestones and community engagement. Established in 1983, it has consistently served as a platform for Jewish voices and cultural expression. The broadcaster has hosted notable figures and events, including testimonies from Benjamin Orenstein and Marek Halter. The station also recognizes achievements within the community, exemplified by the presentation of the Prix Louis Blum awards in various years (2012, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019). The broadcaster’s commitment to remembrance is evident in its coverage of historical events and its dedication to preserving the memory of the Holocaust. The station also facilitated a visit by a group of veterans from Tsahal, further demonstrating its engagement with the broader Jewish experience. The broadcaster utilizes a website to provide information on programming, schedules, and community events, accessible via [email protected]. It offers multiple avenues for sharing content, including options for distribution through X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, LinkedIn, and email. The website also includes a subscription service for email notifications regarding updates and new content. The broadcaster actively encourages community participation and welcomes announcements, messages, and event submissions through the designated email address, reinforcing its role as a central communication point for the Jewish community.