Radio Haifa רדיו חיפה

The name is not all brand. רדיו is radio, which says something about the programming that the entry's tags may not.

In Israel's listing Radio Haifa רדיו חיפה lands at 16 of 68, which puts it on the first or second page of the country hub rather than in its tail.

The gap here is large: 64 kbps where Israel's stations typically run 128. Rates at this level were designed for dial-up and for mobile data that was billed by the megabyte, and plenty of stations simply never changed the setting.

AAC+ here, on a dial that carries three different formats. A mixed codec listing usually means a country whose stations are hosted in several different places rather than through one dominant provider.

The stream is served from 1075.livecdn.biz, which no other entry in Israel uses in this snapshot. Nothing else in the listing shares its fate: if this address stops answering it is this broadcaster's own outage, and if it plays, it plays.

The station's own site is 1075.fm. The .fm domain has nothing to do with FM radio or with where a station is: it belongs to the Federated States of Micronesia and has been sold to broadcasters worldwide for years, so read it as branding rather than as a location.