Arutz Sheva (Hebrew: ערוץ שבע) (Channel Seven) is an Israeli meia network identifying with Religious Zionism. It offers online news in English, Hebrew, French and Russian in three formats: written, internet radio, and internet television. The Israeli government has never granted it a license to broadcast, prompting[who?] charges of government discrimination against the Religious Zionist public. It sees itself as "the only independent national radio station in Israel" and a counterbalance to "the 'negative thinking' and 'post-Zionist' attitudes so prevalent in Israel's liberal-left media." Based in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, Arutz Sheva is seen as the voice of the Israeli settlement movement.