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Drama on Dancing with the Stars: The beloved star was eliminated in tears from the competition
Just before the transition to live broadcasts, Nate Buzolic ended his journey on the show after an emotional performance alongside Daniella Gilboa. Will he get another chance to return to the floor in the "lifeline" stage?

Fatal accident near Tnuvot junction: Motorcyclist killed, two injured
A motorcyclist aged about 20, a resident of Qalansawe, was killed this evening in a traffic accident on Highway 57 near the Tnuvot junction. A man aged about 30 was seriously injured and another person sustained light injuries. Police have opened an investigation, and three lanes in the westbound direction remain closed.

While FIFA Investigates: Infantino Praises Argentina's "Professionalism"
FIFA President sent a letter to the chairman of the Argentine Football Association after the loss to Spain in the World Cup final, and complimented the players and staff for "constant work, commitment and attention to detail" — despite the events at the end of the match and the investigation opened following the confrontation.

Blackstone, Brookfield, and KKR Invest $16 Billion in Kuwait's Oil Infrastructure
The Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) has signed a $16 billion lease and leaseback deal for its crude oil pipeline network with a consortium including Blackstone, Brookfield, and KKR. This marks the largest foreign direct investment in the country's history.

Defense Minister Katz visits suspect accused of abusing Palestinians in detention
Tal Yinon Dardik was arrested on suspicion of abusing a Palestinian, including using a zip tie. After refusing house arrest, he began a hunger strike, sparking protests in the settlements. Defense Minister Israel Katz made an unusual visit to his detention cell.

A Turnaround at the Top: The 10 Leading Series on Netflix in Israel
Stop wasting time on aimless scrolling—these are the series everyone is bingeing on right now. After a month of Harlan Coben's thriller reigning supreme, a new show has taken the crown. Here is the updated list to solve your viewing dilemma.

Defense Minister Israel Katz held a meeting at the detention center with administrative detainee Tal Yinon Dardik
Defense Minister Israel Katz held a lengthy meeting with Tal Yinon Dardik, who is in administrative detention and on a hunger strike. The meeting occurred amid a Knesset petition for his release and security establishment allegations regarding his involvement in the abuse of Palestinians. Dardik's family strongly denies the accusations.

For the second time: Keren Peles and Miri Mesika "get married" on stage
As part of their joint show, which has become one of the year's biggest successes, Keren Peles and Miri Mesika reprised their "wedding" segment. This time, the performance featured a role-swap and followed a health scare just days before the show.

Bayern Munich clarifies: Michael Olise will not be sold to Real Madrid
Sporting director Christoph Freund addressed the future of the star, who is on vacation after the World Cup: "He will play an important role this season as well." The Frenchman scored 22 goals and provided 31 assists last season.

Mayor of Arad against ultra-Orthodox violence: "The city will remain secular"
Yair Maayan appealed to the police commander with a demand to deal with cases of stone-throwing and spitting at young women. The mayor called on residents to film and file complaints, emphasizing that only arrests will eradicate the phenomenon. "We will not accept the actions of extremist criminals in any way," he declared.

In the coming days: The remains of Herzl's grandparents will be brought to Israel and buried beside him in Jerusalem
The remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, the grandparents of the visionary of the state, will be brought from Belgrade in the coming days and buried beside him on Mount Herzl. The funeral ceremony is expected to take place on August 5 with the participation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.

Lucy Aharish and Tsahi Halevi File Massive Lawsuits: 'Maybe They Will Understand That It Will Come Out of Their Pocket'
News 13 presenter Lucy Aharish addresses for the first time the series of lawsuits totaling 600,000 shekels she filed against social media activists, stating: 'They cannot spread lies about me, call me a terrorist, and think that it will pass without consequence.'

Drone falls near Itamar Ben Gvir's home in Kiryat Arba
A drone discovered near the National Security Minister's home in Kiryat Arba contained no explosives. The IDF has recovered the device, and no injuries were reported.

Shuli Rand: "Addicted to suffering"
In the program "What Really Happened There?" on Keshet 12, Tsofit Grant and Shuli Rand returned to the starting point and revealed what the meeting that led to their intriguing relationship looked like. They explain why the connection did not surprise them, and what their shared home, which combines two worlds, looks like.

Fire in Hadiach: Complex at the Grave of the Chabad Founder Destroyed
A massive fire broke out Friday night at the tomb complex of the founder of the Chabad Hasidic movement, Rabbi Schneur Zalman (the "Baal HaTanya"), in the Ukrainian city of Hadiach. The blaze completely destroyed the central building and the synagogue.

Shashua's departure from the CEO role: Another stage in Mobileye's maturation
Professor Amnon Shashua's announcement of his intention to step down as CEO of Mobileye marks a new chapter for the company. After 25 years at the helm, the founder has concluded that the firm requires a different management approach.

Aster Sokler Arrives in Israel to Sign with Maccabi Tel Aviv
The 27-year-old Slovenian striker has arrived in the country to finalize his transfer from the Serbian club Radnički, which will receive approximately 1 million euros. He is expected to be the second signing for the cup holder, following Dan Glazer.

Serious injury for Kristijan Belić: expected recovery timeline
The Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder, who was injured against Sheriff Tiraspol last Thursday, is suffering from a metatarsal fracture and may be sidelined for up to three months.

Protests resumed: Maccabi Haifa fans chanted against Yaakov Shahar and Lior Refaelov
After Hapoel Haifa took a 3:0 lead in the derby during the Toto Cup, chants were heard in the northern stand against the club's owner and sporting director. The "Greens" players also faced harsh criticism.

Clashes at Kaplan Street protest: Police arrest nine demonstrators
Police forcibly cleared protesters who occupied the road on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv after the demonstration was held without prior coordination. Nine individuals were arrested on suspicion of disturbing the peace and obstructing traffic.

The Wonders of Unreason
Eizenkot's campaign stands on a legitimate claim: Netanyahu is to blame for the massacre. But he adds the operators of that exact same policy to the list and promises to restore it.

Moshik Roth is furious at Asaf Rappaport and Asaf Granit: "They played a trick on him"
Moshik Roth reveals for the first time the details of his firing from 'MasterChef': just two days before the news, the production was still coordinating filming dates with him. The chef expresses his disappointment at learning about his departure through the media and discusses his strained relationship with his colleagues.

Benjamin Netanyahu is furious at rumors spread against him: "It outraged me and my family"
In an interview with media consultant Avi Shushan, the Prime Minister addressed accusations of paternalism and arrogance, responded jokingly to a question about a genetic test, and delivered a firm message against what he called "propaganda channels."

Ukraine attacked an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea: "Fueling the fire"
President Volodymyr Zelensky reported strikes on vessels used for military cargo shipments related to Iran, as well as a warship. Tehran confirmed that one commercial vessel was damaged and a crew member killed, labeling the attack an "act of aggression that threatens to further expand the scope of the war."

Who makes decisions in Tehran?
At the head of Iran stands Mojtaba Khamenei, a "present-absent" leader who has not yet been seen in public and whose voice has not been heard. Was he mortally wounded in the attack that eliminated his father?

"Back up your data now": WhatsApp is blocking Israeli users without explanation
The Israel Internet Association has reported dozens of complaints regarding unexplained WhatsApp account blocks. With Meta yet to provide an official response, users are advised to back up their data and prepare for potential service disruptions.

Palestinians: 'The barrier of fear is broken'; Settlers: 'If there is no one to rely on - we will rely on ourselves'
Following the killing of Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet in a terror attack, which led to the shooting death of the terrorist and other Palestinians, tensions in Judea and Samaria have reached a breaking point. Residents of the settlements blame the authorities for inaction, while Palestinian representatives claim their reaction is a result of justified anger.

WhatsApp Blocking Wave: What Users Need to Do
Following a wave of blocks affecting hundreds of users in Israel, the Israel Internet Association is urging the public to back up important data immediately. Meta has stated they are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

"High probability of an attack": The special situation in the home front will be extended
Ministers will approve the validity of the guidelines until August 11 against the backdrop of "uncertainty" in the Iranian arena. In Israel, preparations were made overnight for a significant US attack that would lead to an escalation, but it did not occur.

Bnei Yehuda Signs Intriguing Reinforcement From Sheriff Tiraspol
The Zohavim signed 27-year-old Ze Flores, a Brazilian winger: last season in Moldova he scored 10 goals and provided six assists across all competitions.

"Back the information": Dozens of Israelis Blocked on WhatsApp Without Explanation
The Israeli Internet Association says that over the weekend dozens of requests were received from users whose WhatsApp accounts were blocked without explanation. The association contacted Meta, demanding clarifications, and recommends that all users back up important information and prepare for the possibility of additional blocks.

"There is a high probability of an attack": The government will extend the home-front special state
The Ministry of Defense is requesting to extend the declaration of a special state on the home front throughout the country until August 11. Under the proposal, despite the ceasefires and agreements signed, uncertainty still prevails on the Iran and Lebanon fronts. According to the security establishment’s assessment, there is a high probability of an attack on the civilian population.

Star of "The Patriots" reveals the boycott she faced: "Part of the camp"
Journalist Eirit Linor shared candid insights into how her relationships with colleagues cooled following her shift in political views. She described instances of alienation, where acquaintances refused to engage with her, labeling her as part of the "camp that destroys everything."
The Mysterious Investor of Hapoel Ramat Gan: New Details Revealed
Two investors or one? Are they connected to the Hapoel Ramat Gan club or did they arrive only because of an acquaintance with Avi Yehiel? We reveal new details about the mysterious investor who prefers to remain anonymous.

Aviation Update: Airlines Canceling Flights to Israel
Against the backdrop of security tensions, the Italian airline ITA (Lufthansa Group) has announced the suspension of flights until Tuesday. Additionally, Austrian Airlines has canceled several flights scheduled for today.

Yair Golan: “Defense Minister Katz Turns Judea and Samaria Into a Powder Keg”
The head of the Democrats attacked Netanyahu and defense minister Katz after events in the Havat Gilad area • Golan said the two are endangering human lives and Israel’s security and accused: “The blood of our soldiers that has been spilled and will be spilled — is on their hands” • At the rally to open the campaign, he promised to push for an end to “trips” in Areas A and B, to dismantle illegal...

Former Super Bowl champion commits suicide at 38: "Dealt with brain damage"
Former NFL player Jordan Devey, who won a championship with the New England Patriots, has passed away at the age of 38. His family confirmed that he died by suicide. His wife, Linsey, shared that the tragedy occurred just days before their 15th wedding anniversary.

Hard to watch: Gymnast falls on his head during competition in Glasgow
18-year-old Gabriel Langton fell from the high bar at the Commonwealth Games. The athlete was hospitalized but remains conscious.

On the wrong foot: The primaries, the campaigns, and the collapse of the cases
Many question marks hover over the Democrats' virtual primaries, including who are the hundreds of new members who joined the night before the elections, and whether the official voter registry was used illicitly. The party denies: "The elections are digital and secured by strict standards."
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What costs more: 3 apartments in Harish or a villa in Binyamina-Pardes Hanna?
The dream of a garden and a private house is becoming increasingly elusive for Israelis. Recent transaction data reveals a significant jump in prices, alongside a surprising and much more affordable alternative within reach.

The biggest Chinese ever: Meet the new chip company
The Chinese memory chip company CXMT is reaching the largest IPO in Asia this year, but in a parallel market, it is already trading at a value almost five times higher than the IPO price. What is behind the huge gap, and why does this story also affect Israeli pension savings?

Better than Switzerland, less than South Africa: The index where Israel stands out
After ranking first in the world for financial assets and 18th in average wealth, a UBS report reveals another parameter where Israel stands out. What is this interesting index, and why is a high number here not necessarily good news?

Ranking of Israel's wealthiest: Eyal Ofer maintains the top spot, Adelson and Idan Ofer strengthen
The updated ranking reveals the wealth of Eyal Ofer, Miriam Adelson, and Idan Ofer, who continue to lead the list of billionaires in Israel, alongside the growth of the Federmann family's capital.

Weekly Rating: The World Cup final broke records, Kan 11 left Keshet 12 in the dust
The World Cup final crushes the weekly rating charts with a rare figure of 40.6% and over a million viewers, while familiar prime-time programs and news editions struggle for the remaining spots in the top table | Full ranking here

Ortal Amar Opens Up About Her Finances: "200,000 Shekels Is a Fair Price"
Ahead of the new season of the docu-reality show "Connected" on HOT, TV host Ortal Amar discusses her earnings for the project, her views on money, and the financial dynamic with her partner, Itay Adler.

Crypto Market Weekly: Positive Trend and Growth for Leading Assets
The digital currency market concludes a positive week with all major assets recording gains. Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the growth, followed by steady performances from Binance Coin and Ripple.

Assi Azar involved in a hit-and-run accident: "She kept riding"
The TV presenter shared that a scooter rider collided with him while he was walking down the street with a cup of coffee, spilled the hot drink on him, and continued on her way without stopping. Instead of reacting with anger, he chose to post an ironic message to his followers.

Bitcoin Crosses $64,000 Mark Amid Positive Market Trend
The leading digital currency is trading at $64,264.3 following a volatile week, while Ethereum and Ripple are showing notable gains. Below are the updated prices and market capitalizations for major cryptocurrencies.

Samsung to Produce Chips for Broadcom Worth $200 Billion by 2030
Samsung Electronics has signed an agreement with Broadcom to expand cooperation in memory chips, contract manufacturing (Foundry), and advanced packaging. The deal is expected to reach $200 billion by 2030.

This attack could have been prevented
The blood spilled in the event in the village of Tel is on the hands of the terrorist who grabbed the weapon, but also on the hands of the government that knowingly allows violence and Jewish terror unhindered, on the hands of the Israel Police that gives full backing to a group of serial lawbreakers, and on the hands of the IDF and the Shin Bet that are afraid to confront a group of provocateurs.

Smotrich promotes dramatic expansion of Eli: The settlement is expected to grow three times over
The Higher Planning Council is expected to advance 763 new housing units, of which 673 are in Eli and 90 in Har Adar. With the completion of all plans approved in recent years, the settlement of Eli is expected to grow three times over and allow for the absorption of thousands of new residents.

How Wall Street bots are reaping profits from Donald Trump's posts on Truth Social
Traders using automated systems are ready to pay for ultra-fast access to the president's posts. At least five companies have already signed up for the service.

Anticipated attack, dismissal of The Hague prosecutor, and tensions in Judea and Samaria: Saturday headlines
Israel braced for escalation between Friday and Saturday, but the US and Iran held their fire. Meanwhile, ICC prosecutor Karim Khan was dismissed, and security measures were tightened in Judea and Samaria following recent attacks.

20:30 on Sport 2: Haziza out of Netanya's squad against Hapoel Jerusalem
The midfielder who arrived from Maccabi Haifa is still not fit, while the ill Jaber starts on the bench. Silva in goal, Morozov in defense, and Hugi in the attack. Damașcan leads the opponent's attack.

Ahead of the Attorney General's response: Levin prepares the ground for implementing the DIU law
On Sunday, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara will submit her response to the Supreme Court regarding the DIU law. She is expected to support an interim injunction against the Ministry of Justice's efforts to paralyze the department's operations.

Iran is smuggling covert agents through the English Channel: "We have people waiting for instructions"
UK authorities have arrested individuals linked to Tehran's intelligence services who attempted to enter the country on small boats via the English Channel. Sources claimed that smuggling networks operated by the IRGC manage some human trafficking routes. MI5 head Ken McCallum previously warned that the intelligence agency had tracked more than 20 Iranian-sponsored plots last year.

20:30 on Sport1: Glazer, Naor, and Grimberg in the Maccabi Haifa lineup for the derby
The Toto Cup gets underway: The goalkeeper makes a re-debut, and a midfielder not in the team's plans is placed in the center of defense due to Pedrao's injury. Four new additions at Hapoel Haifa.

Maccabi Haifa Confirms: Transfer of Georgiy Yermakov to Metalist Agreed
After the signing of Omri Glazer, the Greens are expected to receive about 3 million euros for the Ukrainian goalkeeper, who is leaving Israel after one successful season.

Lecce Insists, Udinese Also Enters the Race for Tyrese Asante
Tyrese Asante continues to generate significant interest among top Italian league teams. Following reports regarding Monza and Lecce, it has emerged that Udinese has also joined the pursuit of the Maccabi Tel Aviv defender.

Hapoel Tel Aviv in advanced negotiations with a new point guard: Will Max Heidegger be added?
Hapoel Tel Aviv is nearing the completion of its roster for the upcoming season. The club is in negotiations with American guard Eugene German, who has played in the Chinese league for the past two years, although there is no consensus within the staff on whether he is the ideal complement to Chris Jones.

Terrorist who planned attack against "IDF soldiers in the UK" sentenced to life imprisonment
A Manchester court sentenced 31-year-old Muhammad Asim Bashir to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 17 years. He pleaded guilty to preparing a terrorist act and assisting Jihad al-Shami, who had previously carried out the attack at the Heaton Park Synagogue.

Terrorist snatched a weapon from an Israeli in the southern Hebron Hills, fired into the air and fled; young man wounded in the head by a stone
A confrontation developed between an Israeli citizen and a Palestinian near a farm in the Susiya area, during which the latter snatched a weapon, fired into the air, and fled to a nearby village.

Nofar Energy approaches the acquisition of a stake in Reindeer from Phoenix and others
Nofar Energy has confirmed advanced negotiations to acquire a 47.5% stake in the Reindeer power plant project. The deal to purchase shares from Phoenix and private investors is valued at 855 million shekels.

IDF: Shooting incident reported in Susiya area, southern Hebron Hills
During a confrontation between Palestinians and a Jewish farm owner, the latter's weapon was stolen. Large IDF forces are pursuing the suspects who fled toward the village of Yatta. The farm owner sustained moderate injuries.

Lando Norris breaks Mercedes' qualifying winning streak
Lando Norris secured his first pole position of 2026 today, ending Mercedes' streak of 10 consecutive qualifying wins. The McLaren driver set the fastest lap ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, edging out Lewis Hamilton by 0.012 seconds.

Ironi Tiberias with a depleted squad, six new players in the Sakhnin lineup
The most turbulent team of the summer was Ironi Tiberias, which, following a double-contract scandal and point deductions (the team begins the season at minus six), became entangled in an IV drip scandal and is starting the season without coach Eliran Hudeda and several suspended players. In the opening round of the Toto Cup, they host Bnei Sakhnin, which enjoyed an exceptionally quiet summer and...

After a Two-Year Hiatus: Hapoel and Maccabi Petah Tikva Derby
Maor Erlich in goal for Ziv Arie, Bashar Abadah and Pavlos Correa in the center of defense, with Kyle Spence, Adar Ratner, and Samuel Owusu in attack. Guy Badash, Yazan Nassar, and Avishay Cohen start for Omer Peretz (20:30).

Judea and Samaria as a powder keg: "We are heading into a tense period"; IDF reinforces troops and prepares for revenge attacks
Intelligence officials have long pointed to a "very tense situation," said a senior officer. According to him, the Chief of Staff decided to reduce forces in Lebanon and Gaza and transferred an additional force to Judea and Samaria even before the attack, and will now transfer additional battalions. "The outposts challenge the ability to hold the territory and create law and order," he clarified.

Intel's comeback: Finally managed to catch the AI trend
A year after Lip-Bu Tan took over as Intel CEO, the company is showing strong growth. Second-quarter 2026 revenue jumped 25% to $16.1 billion, marking the company's strongest quarterly performance in 15 years.

The Saudi nuclear program and the hope in Lebanon: When Donald Trump zigzags, Israel must not hesitate
The American president opened a door to a nuclear agreement that would allow Saudi Arabia to enrich uranium, but later linked it to its joining the Abraham Accords. At the same time, the Lebanese president's words about ending hostilities with Israel and the moves in the south of the country create a new regional opportunity. Facing uncertainty in Washington, Israel must act quickly, seize the...

The futurist who predicts: "Many high-tech workers will realize they have no choice and will turn to blue-collar jobs"
A conversation with Dr. Roi Cesana, a futurist and AI researcher at Tel Aviv University. We discuss which sectors will be most affected by the AI revolution, the alternatives, and the real possibility that we will prefer robots to humans.

Yuval returned home, was called up to the West Bank - and was killed: "Next year he was supposed to get married"
Major Yuval Ezra was already at home and his mother was preparing his favorite dish: kubbeh. But he was called back due to the tension in the West Bank, arrived to handle a confrontation between Palestinians and Israelis — and was shot to death by a terrorist. "We have been receiving hundreds of messages from his soldiers since," his family members share in pain. "We will bury our hero son, sit...

Joy for parents: 20 years after her disappearance, Madeleine McCann's brother thrives in the pool
Almost two decades after the family tragedy made headlines around the world, the McCann family is celebrating a moment of sporting joy. Kate and Gerry McCann, along with their daughter Amelie, sat today, Saturday, in the stands of the competitive pool in Glasgow to cheer for their 21-year-old son, Sean, who secured a spot in the 400-meter freestyle final at the Commonwealth Games.

Sports journalist shot and set on fire: murderer's identity sparks national outrage
Italian sports journalist Luca Esposito was found dead near the town of Eboli. According to investigators, the 53-year-old was shot before his body was set on fire. A 26-year-old Tunisian immigrant has confessed to the crime and was arrested after a two-day search.

Unusual silence in the Gulf and the fear of a ground raid: A situation report from Iran
For the first time in two weeks, an unusual silence was recorded on the ground tonight, and no American attacks were carried out in Iran. Iranian television broadcast a propaganda report from the shores of the Strait of Hormuz, but behind the belligerent messages, Tehran is deeply concerned about an American commando raid on the underground nuclear facility at Mount Makush. Here are the latest...

Sleeping in the field and the helicopters: What did Yuval Kogan go through? New details
24 hours after breathing a sigh of relief, friends and family visited the home in Ashkelon • 4-year-old Yuval "received sweets" and shared his experience • The police clarify: there is no suspicion of criminal activity, and the case will be officially closed next week.

Buyers have lost trust: Debt and politics in the USA are on a collision course
With a federal debt of nearly 40 trillion dollars and double that in household debt, America needs more and more buyers for its debts. However, approaches of an economic wall on one side and wild socialism on the other are creating deterrence. Can America restore trust in its political and economic system, and what lesson can it learn from Germany?

Senior Iranian official: "We pray that we will fight the American army on the ground"
An Iranian military official rejected President Donald Trump's remarks that Iran is becoming more serious about negotiations, describing the conflict as a "war of attrition." The exchange follows two weeks of US strikes across Iran.

Tadej Pogačar Secures Third Consecutive Tour de France Victory
Tadej Pogačar secured his third consecutive and fifth overall victory in the Tour de France this evening (Saturday). After breaking a 31-year-old record yesterday and setting the fastest climb in the Alps on his way to winning the fifth stage of the 2026 Tour, the 27-year-old Slovenian cyclist eased off on the 20th stage and will be officially crowned tomorrow in Paris.

Two-year-old toddler bitten by a snake in Beit Shemesh, in moderate condition
A two-year-old toddler was bitten by a snake in the yard of her home in Beit Shemesh. She was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem in moderate condition.

Success in housing, failure in taxation: what happened to Zohran Mamdani's campaign promises
Six months into his term, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces the reality of governance, as many of his ambitious campaign promises remain unfulfilled due to legal constraints and budgetary limitations.

Watch: Haaland brought the 'Viking row' to Donnarumma's wedding
The World Cup may have ended last Sunday, but the iconic "Viking row" is still with us. Erling Haaland, who starred for Norway, arrived in Puglia to celebrate his Manchester City teammate Gianluigi Donnarumma's wedding, bringing the tournament's signature celebration with him. The couple tied the knot on Friday in a hilltop town, marking the culmination of a decade-long relationship.

Wave of arrests in the West Bank: More than 70 wanted individuals detained
IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police forces conducted a widespread operation throughout the West Bank tonight, arresting Hamas activists and suspects involved in planning attacks. In Samaria, troops raided the village of Tel, the home of the terrorist who carried out Friday's shooting attack.

"No mandate for draft dodging": Mass protest planned at Habima Square
The Movement for Quality Government and several civil society organizations will hold a mass demonstration this evening at Habima Square in Tel Aviv. Protesters are calling for a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre and demanding equality in the burden of military service.

Dian Schwartz's disappointment: "You could say the heart is broken"
From the moment she stepped onto the 'Dancing with the Stars' floor, Dian Schwartz proved she has what it takes to succeed, even if not every performance was perfect. With the live broadcast stage just around the corner, the star does not want to miss it, and after the previous dance received a relatively low score, she and dancer Lotem Madmoni are not taking things lightly.

On the way to a massive transfer? Vinicius is on Arsenal's radar
The Brazilian star has entered the final year of his contract at Real Madrid, and The Athletic claims he is high on Mikel Arteta's list of reinforcements for next season.

A day after the deadly shooting: settlers enter Palestinian village again
About 20 settlers entered the village of Tel, where Major Yuval Ezra and Binyamin Malet were killed yesterday in a confrontation with Palestinians. No unusual incidents have been reported, and IDF forces are on their way to evacuate them.

Grandmother arrested and sues police: "They were creating dramatic content for a reality show"
Donna Dillon from Knoxville has filed a lawsuit against Knox County and the local sheriff's office after being arrested at her home on an old warrant for the sake of filming a police reality show. Dillon claims the incident caused significant emotional distress to her family. This is not the first instance of such television programs leading to high-profile lawsuits and multi-million dollar...

The engines of incitement are operating undisturbed - Judea and Samaria are approaching a boiling point
Recent stabbing and shooting attacks in Judea and Samaria may signal a new wave of lone-wolf terrorism. Driven by incitement regarding Gaza and the Temple Mount, and exacerbated by the weakness of the Palestinian Authority, these attacks require more than just security countermeasures; they demand a fundamental shift in legal and ideological policy.

Youth national team completes huge comeback against Greece at European Championship
After the pro-Palestinian demonstration that greeted Israel's youth players in Italy, the national team began its journey today (Saturday) at the European Championship with a dramatic 93:84 victory over Greece at the arena in Rovereto. Israel will face France tomorrow (19:00) in Trento, and on Monday (14:00) will return to Rovereto to play against Austria in the final round of Group A.

"Leadership does not need big speeches": The emotional farewell to Didier Deschamps
Next Tuesday, Zinedine Zidane will be presented as the new head coach of the French national team. Just before that, the team's staff said goodbye to Didier Deschamps, who ended a 14-year chapter of 185 matches, highlighted by the 2018 World Cup victory and a 2022 final appearance.

"We were left alone": The families struggling for their children's rehabilitation after cancer recovery
About 70% of children recovering from cancer do not receive essential rehabilitation treatments on time due to a shortage of therapists and available appointments. Long waiting times, distance from rehabilitation centers, and a lack of adapted solutions burden families and harm the recovery process.

Eisenkot has completed a turnaround, but his key to power lies elsewhere
Israel is heading to elections, and Globes' poll of polls brings the latest data from all media outlets. Who is strengthening, who is weakening, and how does it affect the balance of power between the camps? This time: Eisenkot takes the lead at the expense of Likud, but forming a government is still not within reach.

Dramatic Victory: Israel Defeats Greece in Youth European Championship Opener
The Israeli youth national team, coached by Nadav Zilberstein, secured a prestigious 93:84 overtime victory against Greece. Aviv Aronov (30 points) and David Mosis (26 points and 19 rebounds) led the team to success.

The ticket is just the beginning: Ancillary products have become the airlines' gold mine
For years, every detail of our flight ticket has become subject to an extra charge—seating, luggage, and so on. Airlines make billions of dollars a year from these extras. A reform approved last week is expected to change the landscape in the European Union, and perhaps later in Israel as well.

Eisenkot needs to run a 'number one' campaign
Eisenkot does not need to continue conducting a direct negative campaign against Netanyahu. According to polls, most of the public is convinced that the prime minister has failed in his role, and any attempt by him to create a positive message causes embarrassment.

After a breakout season at Twente: Lazio is interested in Stav Lemkin
The Italian club's sporting director is closely monitoring the 23-year-old defender, who may receive an offer soon. The Dutch side is not expected to let him go easily.

In Netanyahu's service: Yair Golan might harm Eizenkot's campaign
The boycott of the PM is cracking, and Mansour Abbas is also gradually returning to the circle of legitimacy. However, the tweet by the chairman of the Democrats might set the change bloc back a few steps. Commentary.

Burning to the touch and losing control: 6 settings you must turn off on your phone - now
Is your iPhone heating up during light use and the battery draining faster than usual? The new "Liquid Glass" interface and AI mechanisms force the processor to work at maximum frequency on models from iPhone 13 to 16. Six simple settings lower the heat and return control to you.

Israel prepared for a dramatic attack that did not happen: 'Iran bought time'
In Jerusalem, it was estimated that Donald Trump would carry out the strike against Iran on the night between Friday and Saturday, but as the hours passed, it became clear that he was giving Tehran another chance. The assessment in Israel has not changed: the memorandum of understanding between Iran and the USA is dead, and the chance for a permanent agreement is zero.

With her mouth covered in duct tape: OnlyFans model found dead in apartment
Peruvian OnlyFans model Raisa Huaslin Martinez Cupa, 34, was found lifeless on Thursday in an apartment in Lima. The police officers summoned to the scene found the adult son of the building's owner next to her body. The police estimate that this is a murder, and the building owner's son has been arrested as the prime suspect.

Israeli YouTuber documented himself in Malaysia - and the international project was closed
Tevel Rachmani, a content creator living in the US, arrived to visit his mother who was staying in the country as part of an international community project. A video he uploaded to the web drew a wave of anti-Israel comments and led to the intervention of local authorities, who canceled the project's operating license.

Pedro Amador to Join Hapoel Be'er Sheva: Medical Tests Scheduled for Tomorrow
Left-back Pedro Amador is set to arrive in Israel within 24 hours to sign with Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Arriving from MLS side Atlanta United, the defender will be unavailable for the Champions League qualifier against Víkingur due to registration rules.

Only PSG can spoil it: Manu Koné has reached an agreement with Manchester United
The French midfielder has reached an understanding with the Red Devils on his personal terms, but the gap with Roma still stands at about 10 million euros. The French champion may enter the picture.

"The hottest couple of the summer": Paparazzi photos of World Cup winners stir controversy
Spanish national team players are enjoying their vacation following their World Cup victory. Photos of Ferran Torres and Marcos Llorente on a yacht in Ibiza have sparked a wave of speculation on social media.

Develop a sensitive stomach and don't let stereotypes manage you. A difficult period is ahead of us
When there are no achievements to sell, Netanyahu spreads poison and attacks Eisenkot - but the truth is that a partnership with Abbas is preferable to the ultra-Orthodox Goldknopf. And even after 30 years: a new kibbutz will be established.

Iran between war and survival: "It's hell, and there is no one to save us"
The bombings have returned, the currency is plummeting, and power and water outages are expanding. Residents from Tehran to the port cities in the south describe lives reduced to worrying about food, livelihood, and family members — alongside the fear of the attacks and the regime's repressive mechanisms.

Candidate from Eizenkot's party: "We will not be afraid to go to another election campaign"
Devora Sharifian-Bachar from the Yeshar! party stated: "If we cannot bring in people who share our principles, we will continue working hard until we provide the people with the leadership they deserve." According to a "Ha-Yom" poll, Eizenkot's party and the Likud are tied with 23 mandates each.

35 Dead, Including Women and Children, in Fatal Bus Collision in Syria
Two buses collided on the road between Deir ez-Zor and Palmyra, causing one to catch fire. 30 people were injured, including security personnel. Helicopters were dispatched for medical evacuation, and hospitals have been placed on high alert.

"Cockroach protest" in India: Education Minister resigns following mass demonstrations
Large-scale protests in India, led by the satirical "People's Cockroach Party," have achieved a major victory as Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned. The movement was sparked by a massive exam leak scandal that affected two million students and led to several suicides.

120 million euros on the table: Real Madrid is close to acquiring Diomande
The 19-year-old winger has given the green light for a move to Los Blancos, who are in advanced negotiations with Leipzig. PSG had already reached an agreement with him, but is not willing to meet the Germans' demands.

Much more than just another Galactico: Rodri to Real Madrid is an excellent idea
Reports from Spain indicate that Real Madrid is pushing to sign newly crowned world champion Rodri, despite a back injury. Although his contract with Manchester City runs until 2027, the club aims to finalize the deal now at the request of Jose Mourinho.

Pro-Palestinian protesters greet Israeli youth national team in Italy
Several dozen locals chanted anti-Israel slogans upon the players' arrival at the arena ahead of the opening game against Greece. Delegation members and parents also encountered the protest.

The Goal: To Collapse NATO — What is Putin Plotting?
Russia is deeply mired in the war in Ukraine, suffering heavy casualties and facing economic strain. However, according to a strategic document by the Atlantic Council, Vladimir Putin is not stopping. The West fears he may attempt to break the stalemate by provoking a crisis on NATO territory to prove that the mutual defense clause is merely an illusion.

Sent to isolation: The star's new complication in prison
Sean "Diddy" Combs was involved in a violent brawl with another inmate at a New Jersey prison after being insulted by remarks made to him. The two hit each other until guards were forced to intervene. Now, the incident could cost him an extension of his prison sentence.

Giant Fires in Spain and France: 200,000 People Evacuated
Deadly heat in Europe has triggered massive forest fires. Over 200,000 people have been evacuated from the suburbs of Bordeaux in France and the area surrounding Madrid in Spain.

"Believed in the land of the country": Former Chairman of the Settlement Division passed away
Dani Krichman, a resident of Moshav Beit HaLevi, passed away at the age of 88. He previously served as Chairman of the Settlement Division of the World Zionist Organization and as an assistant to the late Rafael Eitan. Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman paid tribute to him: "A man of action and values."

Avi Even: Jared Harper was close to signing with Maccabi Tel Aviv
The former sports director told the "Double Dribble" program that the "yellows" had targeted the guard — then playing for Valencia — as a replacement for the injured Wade Baldwin: "It progressed, but did not happen."

At the site of a terror attack in Sydney: A woman called a community leader an 'Evil Zionist' - and will face trial
Six months after the terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, a 67-year-old woman has been charged for hurling antisemitic remarks at Jewish leaders at the memorial site. The incident occurred as Australia's Royal Commission into Social Cohesion held hearings on the rise of antisemitism in the country.

Find X9 Ultra: A 6,000 shekel price tag mainly for the camera
OPPO's new "photography smartphone" offers a 200-megapixel sensor, a spectacular screen, and a huge battery, competing head-to-head with the iPhone and Galaxy. On the other hand, heavy weight, a load of pre-installed applications, and aggressive AI image processing impair the premium experience.

Waymo Ends Exclusive Partnership with Uber in Austin and Atlanta
Uber and Waymo are shifting their partnership model: Waymo will launch its own app in Austin and Atlanta in January 2028, while maintaining availability on the Uber platform until at least May 2028.

Users Report Global Malfunction in ChatGPT
OpenAI has confirmed that many users worldwide are experiencing issues with the AI system. "We are investigating the issue," the tech giant stated, without providing an estimated time for the resolution of the problem.

The Battle for the Sabbath in Jerusalem: Ultra-Orthodox Protest at "Ba-Smita" Cafe
For the fourth consecutive Saturday, ultra-Orthodox protesters have demonstrated against the opening of the "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem on the Sabbath. Police are managing the scene as tensions rise between protesters and supporters of the business.

Hezbollah's New Tactic Regarding the Israel-Lebanon Agreement
According to a report in Lebanon, the terrorist organization is refraining from action on the ground, convinced that the agreement is inapplicable. Meanwhile, President Aoun has proposed establishing an alternative international force to replace UNIFIL and ensure implementation.

Yemen on the edge: Reinforcing forces on the front line with the Houthis - and the European country that intercepted missiles for Saudi Arabia
Parallel to the escalation with Iran, concern about an outbreak is growing on the Yemen front: Reuters reported that the Houthis and Yemeni government forces are reinforcing their positions. Riyadh, losing patience, has begun striking back. Notably, missiles fired at the port of Yanbu were intercepted by a Greek Patriot battery team stationed in the kingdom.

"Within ten years, money will no longer have value"
In a massive 90-minute interview at the Tesla factory in Texas, Elon Musk provides chilling predictions: AI that will surpass humanity within 5 years, a safety alliance with Sam Altman, cooperation with China, and a crash of the labor market. Also: what caused the billionaire to admit he "got carried away" in American politics?

Returning straight to the derby: Maccabi Petah Tikva opens a new season
The newly promoted team will be hosted by Hapoel Petah Tikva in the Toto Cup. Maor Erlich will start in goal, and the club expects progress from Ido Cohen, Liran Hazan, and the new signings.

Golan on the attack: "I regret the loss of human life - both Israelis and Palestinians"
Following the attack in the Havat Gilad area, in which Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet were killed, along with four Palestinians, Yair Golan and Moshe Radman criticized the government's policies. "Instead of distancing civilians from friction points, Netanyahu and Katz are announcing the establishment of more illegal outposts and farms," said Golan.

Despite being told he is not in the plans: Joni Naor in the squad for the derby
Maccabi Haifa midfielder may start as a defender against Hapoel Haifa following Pedrao's injury and a defensive shortage. Tsunami is included in the squad, while Lonwijk will watch from the stands (20:30, Sport1).

Dramatic turn: Top club renews interest in Anan Khalaili
After the severe disappointment of his failed move to Inter, the Israeli winger has returned to training with Union Saint-Gilloise. His future remains uncertain, and Borussia Dortmund, which had previously shown interest, is back in the picture. According to Daniel Boss from "spox," "this development may open a new opportunity."

After the fires - the disaster unfolding underwater: "We are in a state of emergency"
Heatwaves and extreme drought are drying up France's rivers, leaving fish without oxygen. Volunteers are rescuing hundreds of trout and salmon, moving them to deeper waters. 99 out of 101 departments are under water restrictions: "Without us, their fate is sealed."

"And honor the face of the elder": The battle of assisted living residents for the right to vote
For young people it is a short walk, for 90-year-olds it is a complex operation of transport and walkers. Tens of thousands of elderly people are struggling against the decision not to place polling stations in the institutions where they live and are not willing to give up: "Do not bury us while we are alive."

"Revenge trials and dozens of gallows": The mines on the way to judging the Nukhba
Legal experts warn that Hamas terrorists must be prosecuted in a fair process that maintains international legitimacy. "Go explain this picture to the world. We will lose everything we want to achieve in such a situation," explained Prof. Yoav Sapir, former National Public Defender. Rothman, on the other hand: allowing them to live is immoral.

Divorce of the Century: Court Orders SK Chairman to Pay Ex-Wife $644 Million
A South Korean court has ordered the chairman of the SK conglomerate, Chey Tae-won, to pay his ex-wife, Roh Soh-yeong, 944 billion won ($644 million). The ruling marks the latest development in a high-profile divorce case that has captivated the nation for over a decade.

If you navigate by moss, you will get lost
Once a week, the "Checking the Myth" column deals with famous historical distortions, why they were created, and how they affect us to this day. This week: Does moss grow in a specific direction, thereby allowing for spatial orientation? Not in the middle of the forest.

Contrary to Barak Bakhar's words: Maccabi Haifa announces Pedrao injury
After the coach claimed the defender was "fine and there is nothing serious," the club announced that a medical examination revealed a small groin tear.

Wore a "Trump 2028" hat and mocked the media: Trump announced he is running for a fourth term
In a long speech at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, the US President attacked the media and claimed that without him, their "business model" would collapse. The President jokingly announced his intention to run for a fourth term, contrary to the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution. Trump also joked about the need for term limits in Congress, a joke that was met with silence from the hall.

Revealed in Globes: Israeli chip company Hailo sold at a stinging loss
The chip start-up Hailo, once considered a great promise and backed by investors like Idan Ofer, Gil Agmon, and Rakefet Russak-Aminoach, has been sold to Microchip. Globes revealed two weeks ago that the company would be sold for a pittance after carrying out aggressive layoffs.

After a Long Separation: Yael Bar Zohar Reunited with the Children
Only ten days ago the couple celebrated the sudden quiet that fell upon them when they sent the children to summer camp, but now the moment of truth has arrived. Watch the moving documentation.

Two keyboards in one: Logitech's intriguing solution for gamers
Logitech is trying to do something in the G512 X 98 that no major manufacturer has done to date: combine mechanical and magnetic switches on the same keyboard. The result is a flexible, original, and particularly enjoyable product for gamers and also for those who type for long hours. The big question is whether all this is worth the price?

Europe amazed by Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, but Miskolc left with the mess
A Swiss newspaper dedicated a special report to the journey of about 5,000 Hapoel Tel Aviv fans to Hungary, impressed by the "South American atmosphere" they created against Ludogorets. However, after the smoke cleared, a different picture emerged: the mayor reported nearly 9 cubic meters of trash, while residents criticized the pyrotechnics and damage to the lawns.

"I was sure we were a good couple": The moment she discovered her husband was cheating on her
An excerpt from Dr. Ronit Sharon's new book, "Until the Storm Passes," which presents ten stories about couples from the therapy room. In this chapter, Ella discovers that her husband is having an intimate relationship with another woman, and the two attempt to navigate the ensuing crisis.

Israel's revenge list in Gaza: "No Nukhba is safe"
Immediately after October 7, a specialized unit was established within the Shin Bet with a clear objective: to eliminate all terrorists who invaded the Gaza envelope, committed atrocities, and held hostages. The operation continues, and security officials affirm: "We will settle the score with everyone."

Director of "The Mask" Chuck Russell has passed away at the age of 74
The American director, who worked with Jim Carrey, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Dwayne Johnson, was found unconscious at his home in California. The cause of his death has not yet been determined. Warner Bros. studios paid tribute: "Remembering Chuck Russell."

A giant step for Starship: The most successful test to date
SpaceX's giant spacecraft successfully met all the objectives of the 13th test flight, recording a successful soft landing at sea. The experiment was only marred by a malfunction in landing the launch rocket.

"Orian Goren recorded good minutes, the feelings at Barcelona are positive"
At just 17 years old, Orian Goren made his unofficial debut for the senior team of Barcelona. He came on at halftime during a 4:1 friendly win over Europa CE: "Even with them, Barcelona continued to control the game."

Donald Trump Threatens European Union with "Significant Tariffs"
US President Donald Trump announced a trade investigation into the European Union. He accused European authorities of "robbing" American companies and pledged to impose retaliatory tariffs in response to fines levied against Big Tech.

Tragedy at Camp Nou: Worker killed during renovation work
A 54-year-old construction worker was killed in an accident at the Barcelona stadium construction site. This is the first fatal accident since the renovation project began in the summer of 2023.

The lettuce affair that refuses to end: Taco Bell's supplier turned to the White House
Thousands of patients, a faulty test, and a controversial recall: the agricultural giant demanded more time and evidence before its name was revealed. The White House reviewed the FDA's findings and decided in favor of publishing them.

"Bobby ran over a cow, Nikki did some twerking": Trump's jokes at the gala - and the one that didn't get a laugh
Three months after the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner was canceled due to a shooting, Donald Trump attended the renewed gala. The President shook hands with journalists he had previously sued and delivered a speech filled with biting jokes about his political opponents and the media.

"(former) trillionaire": companies owned by Elon Musk end a tough week
Elon Musk ended a tough week: Tesla shares fell by 18%, and SpaceX shares dropped by 7.2%. The decline in the value of these companies wiped out approximately $130 billion from the businessman's net worth.

One game was enough: Daniel Peretz received a clear message from his coach
After missing the first pre-season match and being seen with a brace, the Israeli goalkeeper made his unofficial season debut in a 1-0 win over Eintracht Braunschweig. He started in the XI, left Aaron Ramsdale in the stands, and kept a clean sheet before being replaced at halftime. At the end, he reassured fans: "It might look dramatic, but it is only for protection."

The 10 most popular names for boys born in Israel in 2025
Muhammad is in first place, and the most popular name for Jews is only in fourth place. A list of the most common names given to boys born last year.

At 40: Vozinha signs with a new team after a stellar World Cup
The Cape Verde national team goalkeeper, who was a hero of their historic run and selected for the fans' all-star team, has found a new home — and will not be joining Lionel Messi at Inter Miami.

LeBron James' Agent Reveals Reason for Move to Philadelphia
Rich Paul explained what led the star to turn down Cleveland and Golden State, expressed enthusiasm for the Sixers' roster, and addressed Joel Embiid's health status.

Baltaxa in doubt for Hapoel Be'er Sheva's return leg against Vikingur
Defender Matan Baltaxa is set for his first running session following a head injury. Eliel Peretz is expected to return to the lineup, and the club remains confident that Kings Kangwa will give his all before his move to Panathinaikos.

The failures, the promises, and those who will have to prove themselves: The 10 most expensive transfers in Premier League history
The huge sums that crossed the 100 million pound threshold have changed English football beyond recognition. We dove into the list of the ten biggest deals in Premier League history to check who delivered on the pitch, who needed time to adapt — and who turned out to be a resounding flop.

Storm in the Republican Club: Antisemitic account and photo in Nazi uniform
An investigation by New York magazine attributes to the former treasurer of the New York Young Republican Club the operation of an X account that spread antisemitic and racist content. He denies the allegations, but has been removed from his position, and prominent donors are demanding explanations regarding the conduct at the club.

Investigation update: Mother of Binyahu Razi calls on fugitive suspect to surrender
Two weeks after the brutal murder of 19-year-old Binyahu Razi, police are still searching for the main suspect, 17-year-old Avi'or Sasson. The victim's mother has issued a public plea for the suspect to turn himself in.

Between Drones and Sexual Violence: The Road to Water Has Become a Trap for Women in Besieged El-Obeid
The UN warns of a humanitarian catastrophe in El-Obeid, Sudan. Drone attacks during the day have forced residents to collect water at night, making them targets for sexual violence. UN Women reports that aid budget cuts have left survivors with little to no access to essential services.

In the shadow of the demand for an Israeli withdrawal: UN Secretary-General arrives for a historic visit to Syria
António Guterres will be the first UN Secretary-General to visit the country since the outbreak of the war in 2011. He will meet with President Ahmad al-Sharaa, address the new parliament, and reach the buffer zone between Israel and Syria.

"Price drops of up to 5%": How much was a penthouse in Shoham sold for?
In the Kramim neighborhood of Shoham, a 140 sq. m penthouse with a 40 sq. m balcony was sold for 5.3 million shekels. The property underwent a thorough renovation, with buyers investing an additional 50,000 shekels in furniture and lighting. Here is a summary of transactions from the past week.

From a 221 shekel door to a 180,000 shekel battery: How much do spare parts for electric vehicles cost?
The Israeli automotive industry is seeing a significant rise in malfunctions among electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Owners are increasingly reporting issues with sensors, charging ports, and suspension, while the cost of original spare parts remains prohibitively high.

Does the apartment look perfect? These are the checks you must do before buying
Buying an apartment is the largest financial transaction of most people's lives. To avoid risks related to illegal construction, debts, and hidden defects, it is essential to conduct thorough due diligence before signing any contract.

Mourinho builds Galacticos: Real Madrid submitted an offer for Diomande
The Blancos initially offered about 100 million euros, but were rejected. PSG remains in the picture, and the 19-year-old winger has deleted photos related to Leipzig from his Instagram.

From relegation to the top of the EuroLeague: The success story of Roman Sorkin
Avi Even told "Double Dribble" about the Maccabi Tel Aviv player's path to the top: "They tore me apart when we signed him, but it's crazy potential."

Michael Jordan third, Patrick Beverley 12th: Ranking the greatest trash talkers in NBA history
The intriguing rankings from "Bleacher Report" continue. Luka Dončić is in 26th place, Chris Paul is 18th, and Shaquille O'Neal is 11th. Who took the top spot? The full top 50 is inside.

Everything connects, except the basketball? The question marks surrounding LeBron and Philadelphia
The Sixers built a flashy starting five, but LeBron will require Maxey, Brown, Edgecombe, and Embiid to change roles, while the bench and defense raise doubts. Personal and business ties explain the connection, but on the court, it still looks problematic.

Started as a waiter at Benedict and became CEO of the group within 13 years: "It's my life's work"
Dan Ben Shmuel, who started as a waiter at Benedict 13 years ago, has been appointed CEO of the restaurant group. In his first interview, he discusses the challenges of the restaurant industry, including the protection racket, rising costs, and the group's strategy to return to 24/7 operations and expand its hybrid bakery model.

Donald Trump: We are talking to Iran, which wants a deal - but is not yet ready for it
US President Donald Trump stated that Iran is interested in reaching a deal with the American administration, but assessed that Tehran is not yet ready for it. He reiterated that Iran must not possess nuclear weapons.

Manor Solomon and Tottenham survive earthquake in New Zealand: "Still assessing the situation"
Hours after the Spurs landed for their training camp in New Zealand, a 5.9 magnitude earthquake shook the country. Fortunately, the epicenter was 320 kilometers away from Auckland, where the team is based. Meanwhile, Manor Solomon received concerning news from manager Roberto De Zerbi during a press conference regarding the squad's future.

Woman seriously injured after vehicle falls from bridge onto Ayalon Highway
A woman in her 50s was seriously injured after her vehicle fell from a bridge onto the Ayalon Highway near the HaShalom interchange. She was evacuated by MDA teams to Ichilov Hospital.

"The surrogacy process cost a million shekels. It's crazy but it changed our lives"
Yossi came out of the closet only at age 28 and swore to himself that he would no longer live a lie. Together with Eli, they are raising a pair of twins ("I am tired to levels I cannot imagine, but it is the most amazing thing there is") and they tell what it is like to be a gay family in Rishon LeZion compared to Tel Aviv and the dream of making culture accessible to the periphery.

Acrylic sweater burned at 3,000 degrees: The hot secret of carbon fiber
The strongest, most expensive, and most coveted material in the technology world starts as cheap synthetic plastic and undergoes a brutal atomic cooking process. From the Boeing and Lamborghini supply chain to the CFRP revolution, here is the engineering nightmare behind carbon fiber — a material 5 times lighter than steel, 5 times stronger, and almost impossible to recycle.

We found the most worthwhile places: 5 coffee carts open on Saturday
We have gathered five destinations worth the trip. Each of them offers a winning combination of high-quality coffee, excellent pastries, scenery, and an atmosphere that will turn the weekend into an experience.

Weather Forecast: Warmer than usual, cooling expected early next week
Temperatures will rise today and the sea will be dangerous for swimming. Tomorrow will see a drop in temperatures to slightly below seasonal averages, with a return to normal levels by Monday.

The architect of terror who cracked the IDF: The rise and fall of Hamas's "Head of Aman"
Muhammad Uda demanded to document every movement of the IDF, established the espionage system, and was considered the "intelligence brain" behind October 7. He tried to fly under the radar, but a series of mistakes led to his elimination. Now Walla reveals the behind-the-scenes of the hunt, and the chilling plan being woven beneath the surface.

Ignoring a court ruling: Ministry of Interior rejects granddaughter of Righteous Among the Nations
Ellen Monique Chites, a 56-year-old Dutch woman who stayed in Israel to help since the outbreak of the war, has been refused residency for two years. The Population Authority claims that eligibility applies only to minors, but ignores a recent ruling that determined otherwise. In an interview with Walla, she says: 'The most important thing for me is to do the right thing.'

Trump to reporters: Tehran will not achieve nuclear power, Schumer has become a Palestinian
In his speech at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, the President addressed talks with Iran and declared it is run by a homosexual dictator. Trump mocked Senator Schumer ahead of Netanyahu's visit and joked about the eating habits of Health Minister Kennedy Jr. and the negative coverage against him.

The Times: Reason for Trump's plane swap was a "credible Iranian threat"
Amid ambiguity surrounding the use of the old Air Force One to bring Donald Trump back from the NATO summit in Turkey, The New York Times reported that the decision stemmed from a "credible threat from Iranian proxy forces" to the life of the US President. The Times noted that this threat is distinct from the one previously warned about by Israeli intelligence.

The stabber in the NYC antisemitic attack is a Hispanic man dealing with mental illness
Despite the suspect's mental state, a source familiar with the details tells "Ha-Yom" that it is difficult not to define the event that took place on the Upper West Side as an antisemitic hate crime. Due to the suspect's medical condition, there is a possibility that he will not bear full criminal responsibility.

Not Only in Israel: Florida Delivery Driver Leaves Toddler in Sweltering Car
An Uber Eats driver in St. Petersburg left a child in a car without air conditioning to pick up an order and subsequently forgot where she had parked. After she contacted the police, the toddler was found sweating and rushed to a hospital. The driver has been arrested and charged with child abuse.

After 14 years, a single drop of blood solved the murder: The technology that exposed the suspect
An advanced DNA test led FBI investigators to a real estate agent from Texas, who was arrested on suspicion of murdering her friend in her apartment. The method that helped solve the case was genetic genealogy, which allowed investigators to compare samples from family databases.

A dispute over a sari: A woman is suspected of murdering her husband with a pressure cooker
According to the investigation, the 30-year-old woman attacked her bedridden husband and then strangled him following an argument. Their 7-year-old son provided information that helped investigators. The court has extended her detention.