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Ultra-Orthodox Soldiers Attacked at March Supporting 'Sohlberg Detainees': 'We Will Never Serve in the Enemy's Army'
Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox protesters marched in Jerusalem in support of 63 individuals arrested following riots at the home of Supreme Court Judge Noam Sohlberg. Three IDF soldiers from the 'Netzah Yehuda' battalion were attacked by the crowd during the event.

Apple beats forecasts, but shares fall in after-hours trading
The company exceeded forecasts for both profit and revenue. iPhone revenue totaled $54.25 billion, surpassing expectations. iPad and services revenue were slightly below forecasts. This marks Tim Cook's final report as Apple CEO.

Iran Accuses Israel of Attack on Egyptian Port of Damietta
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed that Israel is behind the drone attack on Egypt's Damietta port. US President Donald Trump previously hinted at Iranian involvement in the incident.

Iranian Foreign Minister: Egypt is an important friend, beware of Israeli plots
Abbas Araghchi hinted on Twitter that Israel is responsible for the attack on a gas tanker in Egypt. According to him, countries in the region must remain vigilant against Israeli plots designed to undermine regional peace.

Shalev Hulio put on the spot live: Will he fly all company employees to Vegas?
Despite significant successes, Shalev Hulio, founder of Dream Security, has yet to take his employees on a trip abroad. During tonight's performance, the "Ma Kashur" trio found out and immediately decided on the next destination.

Social media star and right-wing activist Ido Gevoni gets a new job on Channel 14
Ido Gevoni, a prominent right-wing activist and Likud supporter, is joining Channel 14. He will serve as a panelist on the program 'Pathi and Shai,' which is shifting its broadcast time.

Amazon Crushes Forecasts; Shares Surge in After-Hours Trading
Amazon published its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, beating analyst expectations for revenue and earnings. Following the report, the company's stock rose by 8% in after-hours trading.

Netflix star reveals: The mistake preventing thousands of singles from getting married
During a special interview with Lital Shemesh, international matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom, star of the successful Netflix series, revealed fascinating insights into the world of modern dating. Ben Shalom addressed the difficulties of finding a partner at a later age, the influence of social media, and the shift in trends among Jews in the Diaspora since the events of October 7.

Hat-trick in 18 minutes: Oscar Gloukh's massive show in Ajax's victory
Israeli midfielder Oscar Gloukh delivered a stunning performance, scoring a hat-trick in just 18 minutes during Ajax's 1:4 victory over Vojvodina in the Conference League qualifiers.

Sami Jasus, shot by police, remains unburied: "They continue to treat him as a terrorist"
The family of a 28-year-old Lod resident, who suffered from mental health issues and was shot by a YASAM officer, has petitioned the Supreme Court for the release of his body. While police initially blocked a demonstration supporting the family, they retracted the decision following legal action. The body has been held at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute for a month.

Hezi Nechama Confirms Walla Report: "If Erdan Establishes a Party, I Will Be Happy to Join"
Reserve Colonel Hezi Nechama confirmed his willingness to join a political party led by Gilad Erdan if one is established. He also expressed strong opposition to the deployment of multinational forces in the Gaza Strip.

Bar Association Demands Investigation into Channel 14 Over Judge Intimidation
Israel Bar Association head Amit Becher has demanded a criminal investigation into Channel 14, Yinon Magal, and Yotam Zimri for incitement and intimidation against Judge Oren Silverman.

Yoni Chetboun: Legitimizing the mutiny in Givati legitimizes 'Brothers in Arms'
During the program 'The Patriots', Colonel (res.) Yoni Chetboun reacted sharply to a serious incident at the Sde Teiman base, where dozens of soldiers abandoned their weapons and left the base. Chetboun emphasized that this is a disgraceful act that must not happen, especially during wartime, and warned of the consequences for Israel's image. He noted that legitimizing such a mutiny effectively...

IDF issues unusual notice to Northern residents: "Open windows so they don't shatter"
The Northern Command reports that loud explosions will be heard tonight in the Ramim Ridge, Hula Valley, and northern Golan Heights areas. Residents of Metula and Misgav Am are advised to open their windows.

The Trap Behind the Syrian "Peace": Refusing to Give Up a Valuable Asset
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara announced his desire for a peace settlement with Israel, while emphasizing that Syria will not relinquish the Golan Heights. UN Secretary-General António Guterres joined him, labeling the territory as occupied Syrian land.

After 17 years: Yotam Zimri reveals with pain the separation from his wife
Yotam Zimri broke his silence on his podcast and revealed the drama in his personal life, addressing for the first time the removal of his wedding ring and the separation from his wife, Dr. Shiran Zimri, after nearly two decades together.

Hundreds of millions of shekels for terrorists: A new study in a dramatic exposure
A comprehensive examination reveals that the extensive financial support of the Palestinian Authority has enabled senior officials released in the Shalit deal to return and rebuild their power, including Yahya Sinwar and other senior officials who planned the attack.

Israeli Stand-up Comedian Reveals Why He Staged a Suicide Attempt
Stand-up comedian Daniel Chen, creator of the hit series "Bad Boy," opens up to Erez Tal about his difficult past, including a staged suicide attempt during his youth.

Will votes for the right be wasted? Another ultra-Orthodox party will run in the elections
A new ultra-Orthodox party, "HaKahal," was launched yesterday in Jerusalem. Chairman Shlomo Alboim claims over 70,000 supporters and proposes an unconventional approach to conscription, participatory democracy, and the inclusion of women.

Not against the soldiers: Why discipline is a command responsibility
The events in the Tzabar Battalion remind us: discipline is not a whim of commanders, but the foundation that allows fighters to operate and return home safely.

Israeli stabbed at music festival in Hungary, two citizens arrested for drug trafficking
An Israeli citizen in his 30s was hospitalized after being stabbed at the Ozora music festival. Local police have arrested three suspects in the attack. In a separate incident, two Israelis, including a survivor of the Nova festival, were arrested for allegedly selling drugs to an undercover detective.

Egypt investigates the attack at the port: "We warn against a dangerous escalation"
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced the opening of an investigation following a drone attack at the port of Damietta. In a conversation with the Spanish Prime Minister, el-Sisi warned against a dangerous escalation in the region.

A fight for every realistic seat: the «bloodbath» threatening Likud
Between the campaign in Iran and domestic political battles, Netanyahu will have to deal with primaries that could leave half of the Knesset members out. At the same time, Winter and Ardan are preparing to enter the field, and the connection between Smotrich and Ben Gvir is driving mandates out of the bloc.

Lasky demanded to stop using "Judea and Samaria," Golan replied: "It is not a right-wing term"
During a closed-door meeting, the Democrats party leadership instructed candidates to coordinate all public statements with headquarters. Gaby Lasky urged Yair Golan to replace the term "Judea and Samaria" with "West Bank," but the chairman rejected the request.

Yoni Chetboun: "A soldiers' mutiny during wartime is unacceptable"
During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, Colonel (res.) Yoni Chetboun sharply criticized the phenomenon of soldiers abandoning bases and laying down their weapons during wartime. Chetboun emphasized that such actions must not be legitimized, as they undermine military discipline and set a dangerous precedent.

Tragedy in the USA: Mother and grandmother arrested for the murder of a 16-year-old autistic teenager
A mother and grandmother were arrested in the Bronx, New York, on suspicion of murdering a 16-year-old autistic teenager who died four months ago from starvation and neglect. The death of Adonis Jarvis was ruled a homicide by the city's Office of Chief Medical Examiner.

Blaming Israel, refusing to fix: The PA's economic system is in collapse
The Palestinian Authority blames Israel for the current crisis, but sources in Jerusalem claim that Ramallah has failed to fulfill its commitments to combat money laundering and terrorism financing, leading Israeli banks to threaten a cutoff of services.

Pro-Palestinian organization seeks to arrest an Israeli academic in the Netherlands
The Hind Rajab Foundation, an organization that pursues IDF soldiers around the world, announced today, Thursday, that it has filed, together with the European Legal Support Center (ELSC), an urgent criminal complaint against L.H., an Israeli academic, claiming that he is an "IDF reservist who committed war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide" during his service in the Gaza Strip...

"Hammer of Gods": US unveils new electronic warfare system
The US Army has unveiled an innovative electronic warfare system called "Hammer of Gods," designed to deceive enemy precision-guided munitions and cause them to miss their targets. The mobile system, deployable from naval vessels, blinds the guidance systems of artillery and cruise missiles.

University President against Kisch: "Does not distinguish between independence and loyalty"
Ben-Gurion University President Dani Chamovitz has launched a scathing attack on Education Minister Yoav Kisch over the new law regarding gender segregation in academia. Chamovitz argued that the minister fails to distinguish between professional independence and loyalty, while five members of the Council for Higher Education have already resigned in protest against the legislation.

Amir Pleg Attacks Tzanciper and Zeevi: “A Campaign of Filth and Shallow Score-Settling”
A dispute surrounding Maccabi Tel Aviv: Amir Pleg, writing in HaYom, responds to criticism on Sport 5 aimed at Arik Stilman and the Recanati family.

Hadar Muchtar Targets Likud: A Strategic Move Ahead of Key Decision
Politician Hadar Muchtar, currently running for the Likud party, has secured support from 120 senior members to shorten her mandatory membership period. She also sought a blessing from Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision.

New lawsuit: Humiliations, shouting, and curses from Sara Netanyahu
An updated petition filed in court reveals claims by a former operations staff member at the official residence, who alleges he was forced to endure humiliation, harsh remarks, and an incident that flared up due to a mistake in the location of food packages brought from the USA.

After Over 40 Years: French Newspaper Correspondent Quits Due to 'Left-Wing Antisemitism'
Journalist Jean Quatremer, who had been with Libération since 1984, announced his departure from the newspaper. He cited harassment from editorial staff over his views on Israel and politics as the reason for his exit.

Yaki Adamker Warns: Hamas Is Buying Time to Rearm
During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, Yaki Adamker stated that negotiations with Hamas have no chance of success. He argued that the terrorist organization is merely trying to buy time to rearm.

How Yaya Fink and His Associates Seized Control of the Democrats Party
A News 14 investigation has exposed a complex network of connections through which Yaya Fink and his associates, including Avishai Ben Aharon, effectively control the Democrats party, utilizing public funds and non-profit organizations.

Yaki Adamker: "Cherish your connection with your parents while they are alive"
During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, panelist Yaki Adamker moved viewers with a deeply personal message. After visiting his mother's grave on the anniversary of her passing, he urged the audience to prioritize staying in touch with their parents.

New British Minister for the Middle East Stirs Controversy in the Arab World
The role of Minister for the Middle East and North Africa in the British government has drawn significant attention across the Arab world. The appointment of Stephen Doughty to this position in Andy Burnham's government has triggered backlash from Arab media and pro-Palestinian supporters in the UK due to the politician's known support for Israel.

Erdogan Exploits Situation to Gain Foothold in Lebanon
The dismantling of UNIFIL, the UN peacekeeping force, leaves a security vacuum in southern Lebanon that the Turkish president intends to fill. Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced plans to deploy troops to the Israeli border as part of a new security initiative.

Suspicion of transfer of confidential information by the Shin Bet to journalist Ben Caspit
The Shin Bet allegedly transferred confidential data regarding the criminal record and investigations of right-wing activist Elisha Yered, after it was published that MK Limor Son Har-Melech (Otzma Yehudit) decided to appoint Yered as her spokesperson. These details emerged from a defamation lawsuit filed by Yered against journalist Ben Caspit, which is currently being heard in the Central...

Selling an asset and then buying it back at double the price: Menora's unusual move
The insurance and finance company is buying back 5% of its pension and provident fund operations from the Allied Group for 249 million shekels, reflecting a valuation of about 5 billion shekels for the activity. Four years ago, Yitzhak Suary's Allied acquired the stake for 129 million shekels, and it will continue to hold 5% of the activity.

Leading Economist Warns: Markets Are Misinterpreting Interest Rate Outlook
Julius Baer economists reviewed the Fed's decision to hold rates at 3.5%-3.75%. Despite market pricing, experts argue there is potential for further declines in US Treasury yields.

Ofer Yanai opens his wallet: Tamir Blatt signs with Hapoel
The star has signed a three-year deal worth $1.6 million per season, featuring a unique compensation model that includes shares. He will not join the team immediately, as he is set to be loaned to a European club.

A discount of tens of thousands of shekels: The Israeli motorcycle importer is renewing
The HM Motors group, importer of KOVE motorcycles in Israel, has published an updated price list that will lead to significant price reductions in the rally and adventure categories, with some models dropping by thousands of shekels and offering upgraded value to riders.

113:4 in six matches: Bayern Munich's one-sided tradition continues
The German champion concluded its training camp in Tegernsee with a 15:0 win over the amateur team. Since the first documented meeting in 2006, the Bavarians have scored 113 goals in six matches against their regular opponent, which also conceded 27:0 in 2023 and 23:0 in 2019.

Contrary to orders: Unusual incident during President's visit to Hashmonaim Brigade
An MDA volunteer was brought onto the Haredi brigade's base during the President's visit on the eve of Tisha B'Av. Her entry violated brigade procedures and IDF General Staff orders.

Exclusive documentation from the Beaufort outpost where fighters are preparing for combat
In exclusive footage broadcast this evening (Thursday) in the news edition, we went into the security zone in Lebanon and reached the Beaufort outpost — one of the greatest symbols of combat in Lebanon. Fighters from the 75th Battalion of the Armored Corps accompanied us as we entered the place that recently returned to IDF control after 26 years.

Levin attacks his coalition colleagues: "They did not give me support"
In an interview with 103fm, the Justice Minister summarized his turbulent term, attacked the Supreme Court, the opposition to the reform, and his coalition colleagues: "I did not receive full support."

Same Polls, 10-Mandate Gap: Why Samples Paint Different Pictures
Millions of Israelis are preparing for elections, relying on pollsters' forecasts. However, due to differences in sampling methods and data collection, results across various media channels can differ significantly.

A day after the launch: the messages being sent by the «Noam for Israel» party
A day after launching its election campaign and inaugurating its central headquarters, the «Noam for Israel» party, led by Knesset member Avi Maoz, posted a nationwide outdoor campaign today under the slogan: «Free to be Jewish». The party states that the campaign is intended to reach the public that feels that the values of Jewish identity and the national vision are not currently receiving...

AI star in crisis: hedge fund Situational Awareness sells assets to Citadel
Situational Awareness, a hedge fund once considered a leader in AI investing, has faced financial distress following failed bets. Ken Griffin's Citadel has acquired a significant portion of its portfolio, triggering a rally in tech stocks on Wall Street.

USA: Father who gifted rifle to son sentenced to 15 years for school shooting
A Georgia court sentenced Colin Gray to 15 years in prison for gifting his son the rifle used in the Apalachee High School massacre. This marks a rare instance of a parent being held criminally liable for a school shooting committed by their child.

"Like a criminal organization": Senior officers demand the dismissal of Aryeh Doron
As reported this evening (Thursday) on News 14, at least ten senior Israel Police officers, including several commissioners serving on the General Staff, are uniting to demand the dismissal of police spokesperson Colonel Aryeh Doron during the upcoming round of appointments.

New lawsuit: Former employee alleges bullying, violence, and racist treatment by Sara Netanyahu
An operations assistant over the age of 60, who worked at the Prime Minister's residence until recently, has filed a lawsuit containing serious allegations against Sara Netanyahu. The claims include daily verbal abuse, demands to clean floors while crawling, and physical assault.

Nofar Salman: "I work at a bar to fund my album"
Singer Nofar Salman revealed on TikTok that she balances several jobs to fund her musical career. She emphasized that she has never considered giving up on her art: "I have a goal to release an album, and I will do whatever is necessary. For me, this isn't a hardship, it's precision in choosing my path."

Ofer (Pushko) Moskovich, Killed by IDF Fire, Reburied in His Home Kibbutz
Four months after being killed by accidental IDF artillery fire during Operation "Lion's Roar," Ofer (Pushko) Moskovich was laid to rest in Kibbutz Misgav Am. Hundreds gathered to honor the Galilee farmer.

Avivit Bar Zohar vs. Ex: 'I Was Hurt, All My Partners Bought Me Everything'
Reality star Avivit Bar Zohar responded to sharp remarks from her ex-partner, David Azulay. After the businessman criticized her for wanting trips to Dubai at his expense, Avivit retorted that she always spoiled her partners in return.

Bill Gates reveals: The best things he read, watched, and listened to this year
The Microsoft founder shared his personal recommendations for 2026 on Instagram, telling about the books he read, the audiobook he listened to, and the series he says you shouldn't miss.

Returning to the pitch? Sheran Yeini on the offer from Maccabi Tel Aviv
The former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain spoke about the offers he received from the club, explained why he chose to focus on his family, and also addressed the possibility of returning to football in the future.

Unusual Attack in the Sharon: 65-Year-Old Man Struck by Fishing Harpoon
A severe violent incident occurred on Thursday in the Sharon region, where a 65-year-old man was critically wounded after being struck by a fishing harpoon. Emergency services and police responded to the scene at a residence in Neve Yamin, and the victim was subsequently transported to Meir Hospital in serious condition.

IDF backs battalion commander: instigators of the incident will be tried
About 100 of the 120 soldiers who left the Sde Teiman base have returned. The IDF intends to distinguish between the instigators of the incident and those who followed them, considering the removal of those involved from combat duty.

Spacecraft sent on rescue mission loses control
The LINK spacecraft, designed to extend the life of the Swift space telescope by raising its orbit, is suffering from attitude control system malfunctions. NASA and Katalyst Space remain optimistic about completing the mission.

Iran warns Cyprus and Bulgaria over hosting US military bases
Iran warned today, Thursday, Cyprus and Bulgaria against allowing the United States to use military bases on their territory for potential attacks against the Islamic Republic. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi clarified that any state that places its territory at the disposal of a foreign power for action against Iran will be considered as participating in aggression.

British borough of Hackney moves to cancel twin-city agreement with Haifa
Hackney Council leader Zoe Garbett has informed Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav of her council’s intention to terminate the twin-city agreement, requesting a response by October 7. The Haifa municipality is currently consulting with the Israeli Foreign Ministry on how to address the request.

Maor Shlomo Launches Fund to Invest in Cancer Research Startups
Maor Shlomo, the founder of BASE44, has announced the establishment of a private fund to invest in startups developing cancer treatments. The decision follows the personal loss of his mother to the disease.

The administrative detainee whom Likud is working to release - brother of an aide to MK Amit Halevi
Efforts are underway within the Likud party to secure the release of detainee Tal Yinon Dardik. It has been revealed that his brother serves as a parliamentary aide to MK Amit Halevi, a key advocate for his release.

Major Deal in Netanya: 666 Million Shekels for New Project
Danya and Gindi Holdings have signed an agreement to build 635 housing units across 8 towers in Kiryat HaSharon, along with commercial spaces and underground parking. Construction is expected to begin within the year.

Benny Gantz on Netanyahu: "He is a smart man, I am not willing to hate him"
Benny Gantz explained why, despite past grievances and harsh criticism of the Prime Minister, he refuses to act out of hatred and prefers to appeal to an audience that seeks to maintain principles and look forward.

Israeli cyber firm Sygnia exposes vulnerability in AI-generated code
Israeli company Sygnia has identified a critical security breach in a major financial institution's application. The flaw, stemming from code written by the AI model Claude, allowed unauthorized access to sensitive customer data.

The Rothman Verdict: The Secret Alliance Between the Court and Channel 12
The court rejected MK Simcha Rothman's libel suit against Guy Peleg and News 12. This decision highlights how the legal system and media maintain the status quo, turning the Ministry of Justice's version into legal truth.

Likud Ministers and MKs Fear Complaining About Netanyahu's Decisions
Likud MKs are distressed by Netanyahu's plans to change primary systems and reserve spots, yet they fear open rebellion. Amidst poor polling, internal political pressure continues to mount.

How Volkswagen tried to conquer the skies – and crashed into reality
While most of the world was focused on electric cars, Volkswagen was already looking at the next stage. In 2019, the company launched a relatively secret project to develop an electric flying car, intended to allow wealthy individuals to fly between major cities in China in a quiet, fast, and luxurious aircraft. The venture was managed by a small innovation team in Beijing, based on the concept...

7 years in prison for an Israeli who assisted Iranian intelligence: 'A deterrent message against the enemy's recruitment attempts'
The District Court in Nof HaGalil-Nazareth sentenced Artem Zolotarev, who was convicted in a plea bargain of a series of serious security offenses in exchange for thousands of dollars. Alongside the prison sentence, Zolotarev was ordered to pay financial compensation and a fine.

Chez Vivi: The Essential Bistro for a Bustling City Street
Chef Asaf Gabay’s expertise shines through at Chez Vivi, where classic French techniques meet seasonal ingredients to create simple, high-quality bistro fare.

Ramat Gan resident arrested for attacking News 12 offices
A man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of throwing stones at the entrance of the News 12 offices and leaving a threatening letter targeting public figures and journalists. The investigation was conducted in cooperation with the Shin Bet, and a previously imposed gag order was lifted today.

Channel 14 commentator petitions Likud court over “inequality”
A Channel 14 commentator running in the Likud primaries has filed an urgent petition with the party’s court to block Knesset member Tzaga Melko from running in the “new immigrants” slot. Edi Cohen argues that under Likud rules, the “new immigrant” status is reserved for those who arrived in Israel from 1993 onwards, while Melko arrived a decade earlier.

The hunt continues, infrastructure will collapse: The IDF's new plan in Gaza
The IDF is preparing to expand operational control in the Gaza Strip and collapse Hamas tunnel networks using heavy engineering equipment. Simultaneously, the manhunt for Hamas commanders involved in the October 7 attacks continues, alongside efforts to thwart the rehabilitation of the naval Nukhba unit.

Tax Authority Eyes Higher Taxes on High-Tech Options
Tax Authority Director Shay Aharonovich is considering raising the tax on employee options from 25% to 30%. Critics warn that this move could drive away talent and harm the high-tech sector.

Gulf States Demand US and China Curb Iran
Saudi Arabia is calling on the US and China to secure shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Frustrated by the lack of progress, regional states are pushing for decisive action against the Iranian threat.

No ice cream maker needed: Homemade 'pitzutz' ice cream with just 3 ingredients
Summer is in full swing, and this recipe is a must-have for your freezer. This homemade 'pitzutz' ice cream is creamy, indulgent, and has a perfect texture, all without the need for an ice cream maker. It takes just minutes to prepare, and the result is a crowd-pleasing dessert that the whole family will love.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Indices Rise Amid Stock Volatility
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed Thursday with gains in the main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 1.22% to 4,095.39 points, while the TA-125 index climbed 0.92% to 4,021.68 points.

Adi Ashkenazi reacts to the drama on Married at First Sight: "Hard to watch"
An unusual confession in the therapy room in front of cameras sparked an online backlash, as Adi Ashkenazi and Shani Malach defended the participant following a deeply personal and hurtful statement broadcast in prime time.

Two investment giants warn: "The entire market depends on just one company"
Mark Cuban and Michael Burry, two prominent investors, issued nearly identical warnings hours apart: the entire AI bubble relies on a single company. If it falters, the impact will reach investment and pension portfolios. Here is what triggered their concerns.

Eizenkot rises, Bennett falls: Betting markets weigh in on election outcomes
Betting platform Polymarket indicates that former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot has a 52% chance of becoming Israel's next Prime Minister, while former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's chances have dropped to 7%. Benjamin Netanyahu currently holds 34%.

More Than a Party: The Lesson We Learned from Senator Graham's Life
At Senator Lindsey Graham's funeral, we remembered not just a friend of Israel, but a leader who demonstrated during our darkest times that national interests transcend partisan politics. This is a vital lesson for Israel's future.

Suspect Arrested for Attack on News 12 Editorial Office
Police have arrested a 40-year-old Ramat Gan resident suspected of vandalism and issuing death threats against the News 12 editorial office in Tel Aviv. This marks the second such incident in a month.

Response to Hezbollah Violation Without "Collapsing the Agreement": "No One Is Standing Over Us With a Stopwatch"
A day after Hezbollah violated the ceasefire, Israel is preparing a series of responses. Defense sources emphasize there is no desire to collapse the agreement at this stage, but the IDF is ready for all scenarios.

Suspect arrested in connection with murder in Hof HaCarmel; Police: Motive is criminal
A 41-year-old man was found dead with signs of violence at his home in Moshav Ein Ayala (Hof HaCarmel Regional Council). MADA teams pronounced him dead at the scene, and police have launched an investigation, arresting the victim's brother.

American actress Patricia Heaton joins campaign against Zohran Mamdani's 9/11 ceremony participation
American actress Patricia Heaton, who witnessed the September 11 attacks in New York, has joined families of victims calling for New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to be barred from the 25th-anniversary memorial ceremony. The 'Everybody Loves Raymond' star shared the petition, which has garnered nearly 45,000 signatures, urging organizers to exclude the mayor.

A Cancer Detection Revolution: Why the Grail Study Is Just the Beginning
Grail's blood test promises to detect dozens of cancer types, though a recent NHS trial missed its primary endpoint. President Harpal Kumar explains why, despite market skepticism, these results signal a new era for early diagnostics.

Blue-white-red: New heat-resistant pepper variety developed in the Arava
The Yair research station in Hatzeva has developed a unique pepper variety resistant to extreme temperatures. This innovation aims to mitigate heat stress in greenhouses and ensure agricultural productivity amid the climate crisis.

Bank Hapoalim Tops the List of Most Remembered and Liked Advertisements Again
Bank Hapoalim ranks first in the Globes and Geocartography list for the third consecutive time, with recall and likeability rates significantly exceeding the semi-annual averages.

US Economic Growth Slows, PCE Index Falls for First Time Since 2020
US economic growth reached 1.5% in the second quarter, missing analyst expectations. Meanwhile, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index fell by 0.1% in June, marking the first decline since 2020.

Petition to Supreme Court: Cancel Government Decision to Divert Arab Sector Funds to Shin Bet
Human rights organizations and the National Committee of Heads of Arab Local Authorities have petitioned the Supreme Court. They demand the cancellation of a 500 million shekel budget cut to the 'Takdum' program and its transfer to the Shin Bet.

After the storm: Mia Khalifa explains why she is "anti-Messi" — and of course it’s connected to us
Following a series of posts against the Argentina team and support for Spain in the World Cup final, as well as an incident involving singer Rusliya, the controversial star replied to followers: "Don’t forget that I’m also anti-Zionist."

Global Zoom: Iran-China Arms Deal, Trump's Sanctions, and Political Purges in Turkey
Iran acquires hundreds of Chinese MANPADS amid escalation. Donald Trump bans Chinese humanoid robot imports ahead of his meeting with Xi Jinping. Turkey faces a new wave of opposition arrests, while a 20-year-old environmental nightmare ends in Canada.

Unusual Incident: Soldier Arrested with Personal Weapon on Suspicion of Shooting — 14-Year-Old Minor Involved
Northern District police officers arrested an IDF soldier and a 14-year-old minor on suspicion of involvement in a shooting near the Kafr Kanna industrial zone. The soldier, who was on leave, was found in possession of his issued M16 rifle.

Japanese yen surges sharply: Markets estimate that Japan intervened in foreign exchange trading
The yen's surge has reignited assessments that authorities in Japan entered the foreign exchange market to curb the currency's weakening. The Bank of Japan is expected to publish its interest rate decision tomorrow, with expectations of no change.

Valuation Jumps to $2.8 Billion: Israeli Chip Company Raises $300 Million
Israeli chip company Xsight Labs has raised approximately $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation. This figure is five times higher than its 2021 valuation, driven by strong business growth.

West Nile Virus Detected in Israel: Six Cases Diagnosed
Mosquitoes carrying the West Nile virus have been detected in Israel for the first time this year. Since the beginning of the year, six people have already been diagnosed with the disease in the country.

Guy Meroz helped military personnel in debt and admitted: "I am collapsing"
Guy Meroz revealed he has been assisting reservists and career soldiers struggling with war-related debt, but he is now overwhelmed by the volume of requests and is seeking help to manage the initiative.

Rina Matzliach on her vow: 'I don't know if I will be able to keep it'
The journalist and Hapoel Be'er Sheva fan spoke about the experience at the away game in Europe, shared a conversation with Alona Barkat, about the vow she will find hard to keep, and also addressed the farewell to Kings Kangwa.

Israel Aharoni: "We have been married for more than 40 years, she hit on me"
Chef Israel Aharoni shared the story of how he met his wife and moved his followers: "She was persistent, we became friends, we got married, and from then until today we are together. We have three children and one adopted. We have four grandchildren, and we are completely happy with our lot."

They Were Called Crazy, But They Found a Way to Penetrate the Iranian Mind
An Israeli Air Force intelligence team successfully neutralized Iran's air defense network. Through deep intelligence and cooperation with Aman, they mapped and destroyed key SAM batteries, securing air superiority.

Political source: Israel will not withdraw from the 'yellow line' before Hamas is disarmed
Against the backdrop of reports on progress in negotiations for an arrangement in the Gaza Strip, a political source clarified today (Thursday) that Israel is not changing its principled position. Full disarmament of Hamas and demilitarization of the Gaza Strip remain prerequisites for any process, and no withdrawal from the 'yellow line' will occur until these conditions are met.

22-Year-Old Fisherman Faces Life-Threatening Allergic Reaction
A 22-year-old man from Kfar Zeitim suffered a severe anaphylactic reaction after exposure to fish. Thanks to the rapid response of United Hatzalah medics and the use of an EpiPen, his life was saved.

Saudi Arabia Strikes in Yemen; Houthi Leader Claims Riyadh is "Defending Israel"
On Thursday, explosions were reported in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, which is controlled by the Houthi terrorist organization. According to Arab media reports, Saudi Arabia is responsible for the attack, though it has not claimed official responsibility.

Mosquitoes carrying West Nile fever detected in Israel: six cases reported
The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Environmental Protection have identified the first mosquitoes of the year carrying the West Nile virus in the Tamar Regional Council. Authorities are intensifying monitoring and pest control, urging the public to eliminate standing water and take protective measures.

High-tech executives and police personnel: Izankut’s election headquarters revealed
The chair of the Yesher! party, Gadi Izankut, has unveiled his election day headquarters, recruiting a roster of senior officials. Ziv Rosen, who led the sale of BUYME to Phoenix for nearly a billion shekels, will head the operations. The team also includes former managers of the Likud’s election apparatus and senior figures from the police and the National Security Council.

Rape and indecent acts: Additional indictment against the attorney
The Central District Attorney's Office has filed an amended indictment against attorney Idan Dvir, adding a charge of attempted procurement for prostitution under aggravating circumstances. The court has ordered him to remain in custody until the end of the proceedings.

Indictment filed against Yosef Chaim Friedrich for the murder of Rabbi Amos Gueta
Following his confession to the murder of Rabbi Amos Gueta, claiming the victim was a "false messiah," 36-year-old Binyamin Yosef Chaim Friedrich has been formally charged. The indictment details the premeditated nature of the attack, the struggle with the rabbi's assistant, and the defendant's erratic behavior during interrogations.

Israeli chip company Xsight Labs raises $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation
Xsight Labs has raised $300 million at a $2.8 billion valuation. The funding follows the successful integration and testing of its X2 communication processor on SpaceX's V3 satellites, bolstering its position against competitors like Nvidia.

Assaf Rappaport shakes up Israel Bidur: After the CEO, the COO also departs
The Israel Bidur group is undergoing rapid leadership changes following its acquisition by Assaf Rappaport and a group of investors. Within 24 hours, two senior executives have left the company: following CEO Idan Elrom, COO Bar Grinstein has also stepped down.

Assi Azar loses a bet: The surprising promise he must keep on air
During rehearsals for the Maccabiah ceremony, Assi Azar made a bet with Anna Aronov regarding Sheran Yeini's return to 'Dancing with the Stars', and now he is obligated to perform on stage in a sparkling sequined dress.

Lost her children in an accident – and returned to give birth where her life was saved
There are stories where the healthcare system's role does not end in the trauma unit. Sometimes, the bond between a patient and medical staff lasts for years, accompanying them through both the darkest times and moments of hope. The story of Shirley Lipnik is one such journey.

Foreign caregiver arrested on suspicion of committing serious sexual offenses against helpless minors
A foreign caregiver has been arrested on suspicion of committing serious sexual offenses against two minor, helpless brothers under his care. Police are currently investigating the case and checking for additional potential victims.

Channel 14 panelist joins Avigdor Lieberman's party
Mor Dekel, a regular commentator on Channel 14, has announced she is joining Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu party. Dekel, who previously worked in early childhood advocacy and political consulting in Petah Tikva, has chosen to align with the opposition bloc.

Lieberman and Bennett preparing the ground? Growing concern in the Eisenkot headquarters
Concern is mounting within Gadi Eisenkot's election headquarters as Avigdor Lieberman and Naftali Bennett refuse to align behind his leadership. Despite the 'Yashar' party's strong polling, both politicians have hinted that party size is not the deciding factor for the premiership.

The impressive achievement of hostage survivor Elia Cohen: "Excited to share with you"
Hostage survivor Elia Cohen has marked a significant milestone: the release of the 5th language edition of his book, 'Mufawadat' (Negotiations), which details his 505 days in Hamas captivity. Cohen, who is set to marry his fiancée Ziv Avud in August, wrote the book immediately upon his return to process his experience and share his truth.

After the vandalism of the judge's home: A tribute convoy for the 64 "Solberg rioters" gets underway
Dozens of vehicles will depart from Beit Shemesh to Jerusalem in a show of support for activists recently released from detention. The convoy will be accompanied by music and will stop at several points along the way. Among the participants are activists who are still under house arrest.

Tender Bureaucracy: Why the Civil Service is Losing Talent
A study by Globes and the Israeli Citizens' Empowerment Center reveals that excessive formalization and a cumbersome appeals mechanism in the civil service are blocking the recruitment of qualified professionals. In 2024, there was one appeal for every 4.2 tenders.

The 261,000 loans: Who is the most successful author in Israel?
New data revealed following a freedom of information request highlights the most requested authors in public libraries for 2024. The leader of the list and the ongoing debate regarding the remuneration ceiling.

Outrageous: Pep Guardiola's anti-Israel move
Football coach Pep Guardiola, known for his frequent criticism of Israel and support for the Palestinian narrative, has sparked fresh controversy. The Catalan coach recently hosted a group of 28 children from Gaza at his private football camp in the town of Rialp, an initiative spearheaded by his family foundation.

First Publication: Pressure on Gantz for a Triple Leadership with Simhi and Edelstein
Due to poor polling and the failure to launch the new party, sources close to Benny Gantz are pressuring him to accept a joint leadership model with Dadi Simhi and Yuli Edelstein.

Shlomo Karhi launches reporting platform for civil servants "against the deep state"
In the midst of the Likud primary period, Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi has created a "Governance Center" for public sector employees. According to the minister, it is intended to allow them to report on what he defines as failures in the public system, ensuring that the government's policy is implemented in practice.

A senior military official: "Many have already returned to the base, we will soon have a full picture of the situation"
The dramatic event at the Sde Teyman base continues to occupy senior military officials. After it had already been addressed by a senior source, now a response has arrived from another senior official, who claimed that the end of the incident is approaching. According to the source's statement, many of the soldiers have already returned to the base and a full picture of the situation will soon be...

Following support for Eisenkot: Almog Cohen demands suspension of KKL Chairman
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen has appealed to the Central Elections Committee, claiming that KKL Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky used the organization's resources for political propaganda. Ostrinsky rejected the allegations, clarifying that his statements were made on personal accounts and asserting his right to express political views.

Despite the conflict: Judith Bouman praises Itay Adler
The conflict between Ben El Tavori and Itay Adler, the partner of his ex-wife Ortal Amar, remains ongoing, but that did not stop Judith Bouman, Tavori's stepmother, from meeting with Adler and praising him on social media.

Rental Contracts for Summer 2026: A Tenant's Guide
Summer 2026 brings new challenges for tenants, from rising prices to security concerns and urban renewal projects. Adv. Idan Ben-Yaakov explains the essential rights every tenant should know.

Only a 40-minute flight away: How Limassol became the new home for Israeli nightlife
What began as a temporary solution during wartime has evolved into a phenomenon in less than three years. Thousands of Israelis are flocking to Limassol, Cyprus, as an alternative to Tel Aviv and Eilat for nightlife and entertainment. With attractive prices, luxury hotels, and world-class performers, the destination is thriving despite lingering security concerns.

“I Have Social Anxiety — Sweating, Tremors, and a Lot of Restlessness in My Body”
Ben Shai, a popular culinary content creator, opens up about his transition from high-tech to the kitchen, his battle with perfectionism, and the social anxiety he hides from his followers.

Eisenkot Must Stay Silent, Netanyahu Needs a Partner: The 'Face-to-Face' Election Stage
Eisenkot needs to become a boring candidate. Netanyahu must stop trying to convince the public that change is unnecessary and that he is the change. The wisdom of the crowd is a live index showing who the public considers the election winner. Three months to go, and everything is still wide open.

After the break: Israir resumes direct flights to Morocco
After a long hiatus, direct flights to Morocco are gradually returning to Israel's aviation map. Following Arkia's recent announcement, Israir is also resuming direct service to Marrakech. Flights will restart in early September, just in time for the holiday season.

Thousands of migrants storm the border with Spain, which is struggling to cope
The Spanish news agency EFE reported on Thursday that thousands of migrants crossed on foot into the city of Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in North Africa, after passing through several border checkpoints. According to local Moroccan media, the city has witnessed a significant increase in illegal migration attempts by swimming from the Moroccan coast since July 20, at a rate of more than 200 people per...

The beautiful and the right of 2026: The bachelors of Channel 14 broke the internet
A special project by C14 for Tu B'Av, the Hebrew day of love, aimed at finding matches for the channel's single presenters and reporters, went viral with over 200,000 views and sparked widespread engagement.

Man found dead in his home in Hof HaCarmel: Police launch investigation
A 41-year-old man was found dead today, Thursday, at his home in the Hof HaCarmel Regional Council. MADA teams discovered signs of violence on his body and pronounced him dead at the scene. Police have launched an investigation, and the victim's brother has been detained as a suspect.

A First for Likud: Demand for Digital Voting in Primaries
For the first time since discussions began regarding the upcoming Likud primaries, an official demand was raised today to examine digital voting for reservists. The chairman of the Likud Reservists Forum, Adv. Shlomo Lerner, has requested that the party CEO, David Sharan, formulate a mechanism allowing members on active duty to participate in the primaries.

How will the fighters in Gaza and Lebanon vote - and what if there are sirens at the polling station
Identification via dog tags and an additional soldier, voting in protected spaces, and documentation in case of evacuation to a shelter: The cannons are roaring even as elections approach, and the Central Elections Committee is preparing for various scenarios. Decisions regarding voting during wartime, and also: the concern in the Likud about "bribery."

"Peace Council" for Gaza presents roadmap for disarming Hamas
Further progress is being recorded in the negotiations regarding the next phase in the Gaza Strip. The "Peace Council" has published a statement detailing the principles of a roadmap that includes the complete disarmament of Hamas, the destruction of tunnels, and the dismantling of weapons production facilities to achieve full demilitarization.

The New Cold War: How China and the USA are competing for control of the AI market
A BCG study reveals the technological battle between the two superpowers, with huge gaps in investments and computing power alongside a Chinese advantage in costs and implementation, in an attempt to understand what the future of artificial intelligence will be.

Great news at Ben Gurion Airport: Aviation giant doubles flights to Israel at the peak of summer
The recovery at Ben Gurion Airport is clearly visible, with tens of thousands of passengers passing through daily. Alongside this, many foreign airlines are expanding their flight schedules for customers in Israel.

Dan Shilon under fire: "A toxic inciter, lonely and miserable"
After Dan Shilon called presenter Sharon Gal a "piece of an idiot," he faced sharp criticism from screenwriter Meni Assayag. Assayag stated that Shilon, sinking into oblivion, is trying to grab attention with toxic remarks.

After the June drop: what investors did in July
While in June savers fled from stocks in Israel in panic, July tells a different story: independent retail returned to buying, mainly in the local market, but with a hand on the trigger. At the same time, one figure illustrates how much money is still waiting on the sidelines. So is this the start of a return to the market, or only a cautious pause?

“I am definitely the weaker figure in the relationship”
Dor Taub, a graduate of the reality show 'New Love', opens up about the challenges of fatherhood, the changes in his relationship with his wife Noya Ariely, and how he has embraced his role as the 'weaker figure' in the couple. He also touches on his career as a content creator and recent online controversies.

Pagaya Exceeds Market Expectations and Raises Annual Profit Guidance
The company recorded a 15% growth in quarterly revenue to $366 million and a net profit of $45.3 million. CEO Gal Krubiner stated that the record quarter demonstrates the company's growth engine is operating at full power.

Bloom Security Raises $20 Million to Protect Endpoints with the 'Onion Method'
Israeli startup Bloom Security has exited stealth mode with a $20 million seed round led by Gallei Capital. The company offers a new approach to endpoint security, using a tiered 'onion method' to analyze risks posed by AI agents and browser extensions.

Bloom Security Raises $20 Million to Protect Corporate Data from Unknown AI Tools
Cybersecurity startup Bloom Security has raised $20 million in a seed round. The company is developing a platform to manage risks associated with autonomous AI agents and extensions running on employee computers.

Because of Israel? Mark Ruffalo disappeared from the Marvel campaign
The Hollywood star who plays a significant role in "Spider-Man: New Day" did not participate in interviews and did not attend the premieres of the new Marvel film. The main explanation combines schedule constraints and a fear that he would spoil the plot as he has done in the past, but online there are questions about whether his statements against Israel also caused the producers to "erase"...

Designed by a high school student? The surprising story behind the US flag
The US flag is one of the most recognized national symbols in the world, flying over government buildings, at sporting events, in movies, and in popular culture. But did you know that the person who designed the American flag as we know it today was not a graphic designer, an artist, or a politician, but a 17-year-old high school student?

Rafael's SPYDER Air Defense System Successfully Tested Following 'Iron Swords' Lessons
The tests conducted in Israel incorporated lessons from the 'Iron Swords' war. The system, recently procured by Romania and the Czech Republic, demonstrated direct hits on targets in challenging operational scenarios.

The Pozis family on the control of Novolog: "We will fight legally and if necessary we will increase our holdings"
The Pozis family, controlling shareholders of Novolog, announced plans to replace the board of directors. This move triggered a power struggle and a 16.6% surge in the company's share price.

Court: NSO evaded payment of 8.6 million dollar dividend tax
The Central District Court in Lod has ruled that the acquisition of NSO was an "artificial transaction." The court determined that the loan financing structure was designed to evade 8.6 million dollars in dividend taxes.

The Cruel Dilemma of Science: Who Must Die So We Can Live?
A viral post has reignited the debate between those who oppose "laboratory horrors" and those who remind us that without them, we would not have life-saving medicines. New data reveals how many mice and rabbits were killed in laboratories. Meanwhile, breakthrough technologies may make this dilemma a thing of the past.

Odaya Azulai enters a new field at 25: "Wait"
The young singer, who has conquered Israel's biggest stages, is set to expand her career beyond the music industry.

At just 11 years old: Eyal Golan's son lands his first-ever campaign
Young Yann is following in his parents' footsteps as he begins his modeling career. He is set to star alongside his mother, Ruslana Rodina, in a campaign for her new NOIZZ X ROSS capsule collection.

Just before the wedding with Adva Dadon: Yadin Gelman conquers another peak in his career
Just before he marries Adva Dadon in a festive ceremony, actor Yadin Gelman arrived at the premiere of the series "The Failures" by Raga TV. These are the stars who arrived at the launch event held at Cinema City Glilot.

From the Cradle to the First Campaign: Israeli Stars Who Started Early
The entertainment world loves its stars young and fresh. At an age when most children are playing in the sandbox, many celebrities were already making their first appearances in front of the cameras.

Massive Layoffs at Visa: Thousands to Depart Despite Record Profits
Visa has announced the layoff of approximately 2,600 employees, representing 7% of its global workforce, despite reporting robust financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026.

Bitcoin is recovering, mixed trend in the market: This is the coin that jumped by more than 3%
The crypto market is experiencing a mixed trend, as Bitcoin rose by 0.40%, its market cap reached 1.30 trillion dollars and it is trading at 64,823.9 dollars. Alongside currencies that showed negative changes, Binance Coin recorded a jump of more than 3%.

Israeli actor sparks controversy over remarks regarding terror attack
Right-wing activist Mordechai David confronted actor Tomer Sharon at a left-wing demonstration. When questioned about his support for the protesters, Sharon claimed that both Jews and Palestinians were killed in the terror attack, sparking a wave of backlash on social media.

Mutiny in Givati Brigade becomes top story in Arab media
Palestinian, Qatari, Lebanese, and Egyptian media are reporting extensively on soldiers from the Tzabar Battalion of the Givati Brigade who abandoned the Sde Teiman base following a dispute with their commander. The Lebanese newspaper 'Al-Akhbar,' affiliated with Hezbollah, headlined the event: 'Mutiny in the enemy army: dozens of soldiers leave the military base.'

Excellent entrecote in the most unexpected place
Over the past two years, Jager has become a pilgrimage site for meat lovers. The establishment recently opened a branch in the Ramat Aviv Mall, offering an unexpectedly high culinary standard within a food court setting.

Indictment: Ashkelon resident raped his daughter for 5 years and threatened to distribute AI-generated nude
A severe indictment was filed at the Be'er Sheva District Court against a 41-year-old Ashkelon resident. The defendant committed severe sexual offenses against his daughter since she was 12.5 years old, and threatened to distribute an AI-generated nude photo of her. Additionally, he is accused of severe violence against his spouse and minor children.

Mega-deal in the energy market leads to a wave of power plant ownership changes
Generation Capital has signed an agreement to acquire the energy arm of Shikun & Binui for 4.45 billion shekels. To secure regulatory approval, the parties have outlined a contingency plan involving asset swaps in power plants, including the Sharon region project, with the participation of Nofar Energy.

She sued her mother – and the lasting power of attorney for property was cancelled
A daughter filed a major lawsuit against her mother, who had previously appointed her as her proxy. The court ruled that an external organization would take over the management of the elderly woman's assets due to a clear conflict of interest.

British presenter lashes out at student who refused to work for a Jew: "Antisemite"
British presenter Piers Morgan confronted Austin Franco, a Cornell student who refused a job interview, stating he was "not interested in working for a Jew." Franco defended his antisemitic remarks, leading Morgan to label him an antisemite and a hypocrite.

The soldier who initiated the mutiny to C14: "I asked the battalion commander 'What are you doing?!'"
The soldier who initiated the mutiny of the "Tzabar" battalion in the Givati Brigade was revealed in an interview with C14, in which he explains the soldiers' version of one of the most dramatic events ever recorded in the IDF.

Israel and Hamas Approaching Agreement on Gaza Strip Demilitarization
As first reported on C14, significant progress has been made in negotiations regarding the next phase in the Gaza Strip. Sources in Israel and Gaza report a convergence toward agreements, with Hamas conditioning progress on a full IDF withdrawal and an end to targeted killings.

Antisemitic poster in Italian media: 'Takes me back to dark days'
A poster inciting against an Italian RAI broadcaster was hung at a radio station in Rome, protesting the coverage of the terror attack in Samaria where two IDF officers were murdered. The network's CEO condemned the act, comparing it to the darkest days in the country's history. Police have opened an investigation.

Ministry of Transport: Goldknopf Exceeded Authority During Ultra-Orthodox Draft Protests
The Ministry of Transport clarified that the permit granted to the Minister of Construction to operate a flashing light applies only while performing official duties. The clarification follows Goldknopf leading an ultra-Orthodox protest convoy against the draft on Highway 1 using emergency lights.
Miri Nevo admits: "A really not good mental state"
The Champions League and sports studio presenter confesses about the complex moments after the breakup of the legendary pop group, and explains how this very low point became the professional compass that launched her new career.

Efrat Rayten demands 170,000 shekels from Yinon Magal: "You have 24 hours"
MK Efrat Rayten has sent a pre-lawsuit warning to Yinon Magal following a post on X in which he labeled her "the traitor of 7/10." She demands the removal of the post and compensation of 169,622 shekels, setting a 24-hour ultimatum before legal action is initiated.

Adva Dadon to Marry Tomorrow: A Heartwarming Message from Her Former Mother-in-Law
Moments before standing under the chuppah with Yadin Gelman, journalist Adva Dadon received a moving blessing from Irena Shalmor, her former mother-in-law: "The family continues to exist, it is just changing format."

Israeli Sentenced to Prison in US for Multi-Million Dollar Investment Fraud
Yaroslav Shilkloper has been sentenced to four years in prison for operating a fraudulent forex investment scheme. The court also ordered him to pay restitution to the victims.

Yosef Haddad Slams Yair Golan: "This Is a Red Line, a Shame and a Disgrace"
Following an article in the British press, advocacy activist Yosef Haddad launched a sharp attack against the chairman of the Democrats, Yair Golan. He warned that the politician's inflammatory statements are causing severe reputational damage to Israel and IDF soldiers worldwide.

Network 13 star harassed in the middle of the night: "Not okay at all"
Adele Fish-Segal, who married on the Haredi matchmaking show "Vort," shared that she was targeted in the middle of the night by a barrage of calls from hidden numbers. To stop the harassment, the star took decisive action.

Favorite destination for Israelis tightens rules: "Four months of detention"
Khat smuggling by Israelis is becoming a major issue in Europe. Greek authorities have implemented strict measures, holding suspects in detention for months while awaiting laboratory analysis.

Renowned football club goes bankrupt after 114 years: huge debts and liquidation
The Italian club Brescia has been declared bankrupt and will undergo a liquidation process following debts of about 20 million euros. From the club owner who received the difficult news on his 70th birthday to the connection to Tal Banin, this is how one of the most iconic teams in world football came to an end.

Eden Harel is furious about the financial offer she received: "Aren't you ashamed?"
Channel 14 presenter reveals an outrageous incident where she was offered a financial proposal that did not respect the seniority and experience she had accumulated over her 32-year career: "I felt the insult and the anger."

Malinovsky to the Minister of Defense: Evacuate UNRWA – or I will petition the Supreme Court
MK Yulia Malinovsky (Yisrael Beiteinu) threatens to petition the Supreme Court against the government if it does not implement the UNRWA laws in full. Malinovsky claims that although the laws were approved in the Knesset, UNRWA continues to operate in Kafr Aqab and Area C.

Bat Yam resident sets fire to residential storage room over stolen bicycle
A 34-year-old Bat Yam resident was arrested for setting fire to a storage room on Herzl Street after his bicycle was stolen. A prosecutor's statement has been filed, with an indictment expected shortly.

After 17 years: Eli Tabib and Dana Ashkenazi are divorcing
After nearly two decades together and one child, the couple has decided to separate. As learned by mako Celebs, the divorce is amicable, based on mutual respect and continued friendship.

'I will plant an explosive device for them': Indictment against a minor who threatened a terror attack
The Central District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a 15.5-year-old minor for threatening to commit a terrorist act. The teenager posted a video of an IDF vehicle in a WhatsApp group and followed up with voice messages detailing his intent to attack soldiers.

Negev Ceramics returns to the stock exchange after 14 years: raised 87 million shekels
Negev Ceramics has returned to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange through a bond issuance, raising 87 million shekels. This marks the company's first appearance on the public market in 14 years.

Cardiac arrest during a Pilates session: heart restarted after resuscitation
Cardiac arrest can occur anywhere, even during physical activity considered safe. The incident this morning in Hadera highlights how critical the first few minutes are for survival and the importance of having a defibrillator on-site.

Five injured in traffic accident on Highway 90 near Ketura junction
Five people sustained light injuries in a two-vehicle collision on Highway 90 in the Arava region. The victims were evacuated for medical treatment.

Shot him in the head at close range – and then shouted to the family: "Who shot him?"
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against 30-year-old Mahmoud Bashara from Tira for the premeditated murder of Baker Nasirat and the attempted murder of his cousin in Tayibe last month.

Even without finishing the degree: New relief for reservists
The Knesset Constitution, Law and Justice Committee has approved Israel Bar Association rules allowing reservists to begin legal internships before completing all degree requirements. The relief applies to students who missed up to four courses and four exams due to reserve duty between September 1, 2025, and August 31, 2026.

"Fulfilling a dream": A mother becomes a surrogate for a couple she didn't know
Liz Cohen, a 34-year-old mother of two, decided to become a surrogate mother for a couple she had never met before. She shared a moving conversation with her eldest son, who described her choice as a noble act.

Received a fine from the municipality — and in response went on a revenge spree in the city streets
According to the investigation, an Ashdod resident set fire to several trash cans after receiving a municipal fine. Police officers from the Ashdod station located him shortly thereafter using witness testimonies and security camera footage.

Testimonies from Iran to N12: "The repression units roam armed, many are executed" | Exclusive
Special report: Citizens from Iran tell about the intensification of repression in the shadow of the wave of executions, about the presence of armed men, and about phone checks in the metro.

A leap in AI-based search: Consumers are switching to buying via chat
A new Salesforce report reveals that traffic to shopping sites referred from AI users has quadrupled: "If retailers' products are not adapted for agents - they will simply disappear from the map."

First publication: Driver with suspended license flees scene of accident in Eilat
Hit-and-run accident in Eilat: A driver under a court-ordered license suspension left the scene of the accident and was located within hours by traffic investigators.

Pentagon Turns to Silicon Valley Startups to Replenish Weapons Arsenal
Amid the war with Iran, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth held an emergency meeting with tech startup leaders. The Pentagon is seeking their assistance to rapidly rebuild depleted stockpiles of precision munitions.

The "Tickle King" under threat of lawsuit: "I will not be silent"
Content creator Beni Wild sent a pre-lawsuit warning letter to Nadav Maimon, known as the "Tickle King," after the latter published a video that Wild claims included homophobic remarks. Maimon: "I have no intention to insult, I am doing comedy."

Police Commissioner Dismisses HaTzel from Rapid Response Team Command in Tel Aviv District
Police Commissioner Dani Levy has dismissed rapper Yoav Eliasi (HaTzel) from his role as commander of a rapid response team. The decision follows a Haaretz investigation into his alleged abuse of police connections.

Rona-Lee Shimon Asks for Help Amid Son's Illness: "It Tears My Soul Apart"
The actress shared her struggle balancing a demanding career with caring for her sick baby. After exhausting clinic visits, she admitted: "I didn't imagine how hard it would be."

Yarden Shua in doubt: Beitar star sent for urgent medical tests
The team's star is suffering from severe abdominal pain and missed the final training session ahead of the second leg against AEK Larnaca. A decision on his participation will be made following a fitness test.

Lucy Aharish Sues for 2.8 Million Shekels; Defendant Cites Freedom of Speech
Journalist Lucy Aharish and actor Tsahi Halevi are seeking damages from Likud activist Rami Ben Yehuda. In his defense against the libel lawsuit, Ben Yehuda argues his comments were part of protected political discourse.

Urgent Health Ministry Warning: Rabies Cases on the Rise in Israel
Following the discovery of an infected dog in Neve Tzuf, four people have been referred for preventive treatment. Amid a 252% surge in cases, the Ministry of Health urges the public to remain vigilant.

Live, halftime: Israel - Slovenia 49:44
The Israeli youth national team, undefeated in four games at the European Championship, faces Slovenia in the quarterfinals. The winner secures a spot in the final four and a ticket to the U19 World Championship.

Left university at 19 — and started earning six figures a month
Maverick Maltin, 19, dropped out of the University of Arizona to pursue a full-time career as an AI content creator. This decision has proven highly lucrative, yielding a six-figure monthly income and the freedom to travel the world.

Due to the heat: A total ban on lighting fires throughout the country until the end of August
The Israel Fire and Rescue Authority has issued a special announcement ahead of the weekend. Commissioner Rav Tafsar Eyal Caspi has signed an order prohibiting the lighting of fires due to an expected heatwave, which significantly increases the risk of massive wildfires in open areas.

Octally Expands: YouCC Acquires BLeader
YouCC, part of the Octally group, is acquiring BLeader. This strategic move strengthens YouCC's position as a leader in cloud transformation, data, AI, and cybersecurity.

Hot: Kylian Mbappé and Ester Expósito caught 'red-handed' in Italy
After being spotted kissing at a party, football star Kylian Mbappé and actress Ester Expósito are back in the spotlight: the pair were captured in an intimate moment on a yacht off the coast of Sardinia.

Mysterious elimination in Sana'a: Senior Houthi commander shot dead
A senior Houthi intelligence commander was eliminated in a mysterious operation in Sana'a, raising questions about the militia's internal stability and control.

Is Samsung's favorite feature broken? The plugin causing the problem
If you own a Samsung Galaxy device, you are likely well acquainted with the Edge Panel. This side panel is one of the most useful tools in the company's interface, allowing quick access to applications, contacts, or the weather with a simple swipe of a finger. However, recently, many users have discovered that this convenient feature has simply stopped responding to their gestures, and the reason...

Drama in the IDF: Over 100 Givati Fighters Leave Base, Abandoning Weapons
Fighters and commanders from the 'Tzabar' battalion went AWOL from the Sde Teiman base following a confrontation with their commander, who destroyed the units' heritage boards. 'AWOL, prison — it doesn't matter,' one commander stated.

30-Year US Treasury Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2007
The yield on the 30-year US government bond has surged to 5.24% — a high since 2007, driven by oil price spikes, the massive US deficit, and a wave of AI-related bond issuances. Analysts warn: "CFOs will be forced to pay more, and M&A activity is at risk."

Netanyahu is already used to retouching the picture of reality
If it is possible to retouch Netanyahu's responsibility for the failures of October 7, why make a big deal out of retouching his facial skin?

Heatwave reaches its peak: Ministry of Health issues public warning
The peak of summer is here: The Ministry of Health issued a special warning on Thursday regarding a severe heatwave expected to hit most of the country from Friday (31.7) through Sunday (2.8). The Ministry urges the public to take precautions, especially those in high-risk groups.

Hundreds of hikers expected to arrive tomorrow at the site of the attack, IDF source: 'It is not coordinated'
Groups of hikers in Judea and Samaria are planning to arrive tomorrow in the area of the village of Til, where a terror attack occurred last week in which Binyahu Melet was murdered and Major Yuval Ezra fell. As of now, the hikes have not been coordinated with the security forces, and the IDF clarifies that entry into Area A is dangerous. The organizers: Terror will not prevent us from continuing...

Mixed reports for Check Point: Missed slightly on revenue, beat on profit
Revenues of $674 million and earnings per share better than forecasts: Cyber engines and Non-GAAP offset weakness in product sales. CEO Nadav Zafrir: "Improving performance". At the same time, the company is launching a dedicated AI firewall.

Brooklyn Beckham's Parents-in-Law Sued Over Another Attack by Family Dog
The parents of Nicola Peltz-Beckham are facing legal trouble again due to the dog gifted to them by their daughter. A staff member at their family estate claims the pit bull attacked her without provocation and is seeking over $50,000 in damages.

Terrorist content, huge fines and an arrest warrant: Telegram at the heart of an international storm
Australia's internet regulator announced on Thursday that it has initiated legal proceedings against Telegram, alleging failures in handling pro-terrorist publications. The eSafety Commissioner's office stated that it took action after the platform failed to remove videos of executions and mass shootings.

First Publication: Almog Cohen sues Channel 12 over the Sde Teiman affair
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen has filed a defamation lawsuit for 100,000 shekels against Channel 12 News, following reports that he claims attributed to him participation in the break-in at the Sde Teiman base, even though he says he was not involved in the actions attributed to him.

Rabbi from Netivot, Suspected of Sex Offenses, Delivered a Lesson at an IDF Base
Rabbi Chaim David Yosef Abarg’il, currently under house arrest following allegations of sexual misconduct, held a session for soldiers. The IDF stated he was invited at the request of a career soldier's wife who recently lost her child.

Mutiny at Sde Teyman: Dozens of soldiers abandon base
Dozens of soldiers from the Givati Brigade's Tzabar Battalion abandoned the Sde Teyman base following a dispute with command. The conflict erupted over a decision to forcibly remove unit symbols.

15-year-old charged with threatening to blow up soldiers: "I know where they are sitting"
The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against a 15-year-old minor from central Israel who threatened in a WhatsApp group to attack IDF soldiers with explosive devices. Despite warnings, he continued his threats, which the prosecution defines as ideologically motivated terrorism.

McDonald's Israel slashes prices: Popular burger at 50% discount
In honor of the summer vacation, McDonald's is launching weekly app-exclusive discounts on leading menu items, while the viral 'Grimace Shake' returns for a limited time, featuring a special pop-up event in Glilot.

The beloved snack returns after years: Elite launches a nostalgic comeback
Elite, part of the Strauss Group, announced the return of "Tov Ta'am" wafers in a limited edition. The product returns with the familiar packaging in a new design that includes 4 inner packs, while maintaining the original taste and featuring characteristics suitable for different audiences.
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Rafael Successfully Tests SPYDER Air Defense System Sold to Europe
The Israeli defense company has successfully completed a complex series of drone interceptions, incorporating lessons learned from the war in Israel and various global operational theaters.

Veteran news anchor reveals medical drama: "I don't remember anything"
One of the most veteran presenters on American television revealed that last month she experienced a dramatic and alarming medical event when she completely lost her memory during the day. A series of tests ruled out a stroke but diagnosed something else that is seasonal.

Yair Golan responds for the first time to the controversy: "Israel kills babies as a hobby"
In a special interview with Reshet 13, the politician addressed the harsh remarks he made during the war, clarifying that he was referring to government ministers rather than soldiers, and issued a sharp warning to Channel 14.

Significant progress in the establishment of a residential neighborhood north of Sde Dov
After 20 years of delays and freezes, the Tel Aviv Municipality met with landowners to advance the construction of the new 'Nofei Yam Tzafon' neighborhood. A representative for the landowners stated: "These are critical weeks for the landowners."

After 12 years in the news: The new job of Maayan Parti
After announcing her departure from Channel 12 News: Maayan Parti has been appointed as the spokesperson for the Histadrut • She will begin her role on September 1st • Parti, who was the consumer affairs reporter for Channel 12, will step into the shoes of Yaniv Levi, who served as the head of the public relations department and requested to end his tenure.

Google Launches Message Deletion for Both Sides
Are you familiar with that stressful moment when you sent a message to the wrong person or with wording you regretted immediately after pressing send? While WhatsApp, Telegram, and iPhone users have long been accustomed to the ability to delete messages for everyone, Google Messages users have been left behind. Until now, deleting a message in the app only cleared your inbox, while the other party...

"Iranians Are Doing Our Work for Us": Leadership Divided, Public in Despair, and Mojtaba Remains Silent
A senior security official stated that recent remarks by Iranian leaders reflect deep public despair and a fractured leadership. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei holds an extremist position and is blocking any potential negotiations with the United States.

The secrets, the connections, and the leverage: Who really controls Mojtaba Khamenei?
During the 'Morning Edition' program with Dana Varon, Iranian affairs expert Nati Tubian addressed the status of Mojtaba Khamenei. Responding to claims from a senior political source that Mojtaba is "definitely alive," Tubian described him as a "puppet in the hands of the Revolutionary Guards."

Commercial revolution in England: The dramatic change in Premier League shirts
Premier League teams have made a precedent-setting decision to unanimously remove gambling companies from the front of their match shirts. This historic step positions the top English league as the first sports organization in the UK to voluntarily limit the audience's exposure to gambling advertisements.

Tired of dry eyes? Here is how to build a tool that reminds you to blink
We are all familiar with the feeling of dry and tired eyes after hours of working in front of a screen. The main reason for this is that our blink rate drops by half when we are focused on a display. The solution may come from a simple tool you can build yourself with AI, without knowing how to write a single line of code.

"A bunch of idiots": The ad that drove Yinon Magal crazy
The host of "The Patriots," Yinon Magal, addressed today (Thursday) an old advertisement published in the newspaper "Yedioth Ahronoth" after the disengagement from Gush Katif. Ahead of the 21st anniversary of the withdrawal, he sharply criticized the authors of articles that had supported the move: "What a disaster this bunch of idiots brought upon us, we will not forget and we will not forgive."

The Left Searches for a Leader — and Settles for Another General
In every election campaign, it seems that the left-wing camp sets out on a search for the "current Chief of Staff" who will save it. As if rank on the shoulders is an insurance policy for national leadership.

Egypt concerned by escalation: UAV attack at Damietta port
Egypt faces a UAV attack on two gas tankers at the port of Damietta, occurring amid Cairo's concerns over shipping security in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Egyptian authorities are investigating, while the incident remains largely absent from local media headlines.

Breakthrough: IBM Achieved "Quantum Advantage" with the Help of an Israeli Company
With the help of software and algorithms from the Israeli company Qedma, IBM managed to use its quantum computer to outperform the world's most powerful supercomputer with 700,000 processor cores, and to perform a complex experiment in the field of physics.

Suspect Impersonated Security Officer to Smuggle Illegal Aliens into Israel
A resident of Beit Hanina was arrested following a high-speed chase after breaking through a checkpoint. It was discovered that he had been impersonating a security officer to smuggle 21 illegal aliens into Israel by hiding them in a secret compartment within his vehicle.

Deadly Russian attack in Ukraine: Poland scrambled fighter jets
At least eight people were killed this morning in Ukraine in a widespread Russian air attack that included dozens of missiles and hundreds of UAVs. Among the targets of the attack were Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Poltava. Following the events, Poland, a member of NATO and the European Union, scrambled fighter jets after an unidentified object was detected entering its airspace, and later a...

Elections Committee CEO: "The goal of manipulation is to create anarchy by undermining trust in elections"
In an interview with Galei Tzahal, the acting Director General of the Central Elections Committee, Adv. Dean Livne, rejected claims against the committee and its leadership. He warned that questioning the reliability of the election process is a tactic designed to incite public distrust and destabilize democratic institutions.

Gaza envelope authority heads are furious: "No to the reduction of forces" | First publication
"The lessons of October 7 are not learned through statements - but by maintaining the first line of defense of the Gaza envelope communities," they said. According to them, the move directly harms the security of the residents and stands in contradiction to the commitment given that until the end of the year, no reduction in the defense forces in the Gaza envelope communities would be carried out.

First publication: Police expose gambling house inside a pub in Kiryat Malachi
Officers from the Kiryat Malachi station have exposed a pub allegedly used for illegal gambling. The Southern District Commander has signed a 30-day administrative closure order, and the business owner has been detained for questioning.

Two girls arrived for a kayaking trip in the north and were asked to cover themselves: "This is a day adapted for the Haredim"
Two girls arrived in short clothing for a visit to "Indi Park," and the guard at the entrance asked if they had covering clothing. The park management stated that it was a day designated for the Haredi public, which requires modest attire.

Ben Affleck Wins Million-Dollar Prize on Game Show: Where Will the Money Go?
Hollywood actor Ben Affleck participated in the famous game show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' alongside Jamie Ding. The pair successfully answered the final question to win the grand prize.

Israel Aerospace Industries reveals breakthrough technology for fighting fires
The innovative system is installed on a long-endurance tactical drone, combining spectral algorithms and infrared cameras capable of detecting fire hotspots with meter-level accuracy in record time.

Omri Kanda revealed on air: "A secret relationship with my high school teacher"
The couple, Omri and Dorin Kanda, continue to make headlines and stir up a storm after becoming one of the most talked-about couples on the reality show "Power Couple." But what was said yesterday on the show flooded the viewers with a wave of questions.

A disturbing phenomenon at Ben Gurion Airport at the peak of the tourist season: "Something unusual is happening here"
In recent days, a number of claims have been raised by passengers regarding long waits of hours at the baggage claim station. The Israel Airports Authority admits that there were isolated cases that caused this, but denies rumors of operational disruptions.

Meta aims to compete with cloud giants, but pays a heavy price
Investors are concerned as Meta's heavy spending on AI and persistent losses in virtual reality projects weigh on the company's stock, despite the continued growth of Instagram.

The American general who is certain: This is how Iran can be defeated
Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the global media about Israel • This time: The American Central Command commander prepared a plan to escalate airstrikes on Iran, Saudi Arabia will announce a military coalition in the Red Sea, and Italy is pressuring Israel to act against settler violence in the West Bank • World newspaper headlines

Man in his 60s in serious condition after drowning near Neve Yam beach
A man aged approximately 60 was pulled from the water near Neve Yam beach. MADA paramedics provided emergency care on-site before transporting him to Rambam Hospital, where he remains in serious condition under sedation and intubation.

The IDF's new "method" for reducing defense forces in Gaza envelope communities
Security officers in the Gaza envelope warn of a reduction in defense forces in communities adjacent to the fence. In one community attacked on October 7, only 12 fighters will remain on Sunday. "This is a real abandonment, they are taking the defense forces," said one of the heads of the authorities.

The Battle of the Powers in Space: China Is Closing the Gap with the USA
The struggle between the powers has crossed the boundaries of the atmosphere and includes hundreds of satellites stationed in space that may play a decisive role in a future campaign.

26-year-old woman seriously injured while riding a jet ski on the Sea of Galilee
A 26-year-old woman was seriously injured while riding a jet ski on the Sea of Galilee. The report was received at 11:20 at the MDA 101 dispatch center in the Jordan region, and medics provided her with emergency care before evacuating her to Poriya Medical Center with a head injury.

Residents of Tzufim surprised by unexpected payment demand
Residents of the Tzufim settlement in Samaria have been issued demands to pay 5% of their land's current market value to register their properties. With costs reaching up to 90,000 shekels, many residents are protesting the unexpected financial burden.

From industry darling to pariah: What's going on with Anthropic?
Anthropic, once the industry's darling, is facing a wave of criticism over its stance on open-source AI, aggressive scare tactics, and competitive practices that have alienated partners.

Ex-Maccabi Petah Tikva player disappears suddenly; his wife deleted him from social media
In Italy, they continue to follow the "Lameck Banda mystery" with concern. The Zambian winger, previously purchased from Maccabi Petah Tikva for about 2 million euros, was supposed to report to the Lecce training complex in mid-July but has since cut off all contact with the club.

Concentration Committee Recommends Against Shapir Group's Acquisition of Ashdod Refinery
The Committee for the Reduction of Concentration has voted against the Shapir Group's acquisition of the Ashdod Oil Refinery (Bazash), citing concerns over excessive economic concentration.

Man requested a paternity test for a girl – the court refused
Only after being required to pay child support for an 8-year-old girl registered as his daughter, the man requested a tissue test. Although the mother agreed, the judge rejected the request for fear of harming the minor.

Fighting BDS, Argentine Version: Javier Milei's New "No Entry" Decree
The Argentine government has approved an emergency decree allowing for the revocation of residency and the denial of entry to foreigners acting against the state. The move follows a wave of celebrity criticism after the 2026 World Cup, which President Javier Milei has labeled an organized "anti-Argentina campaign."

On the way to the stock exchange, Avisror reveals: 13 apartments were sold to controlling shareholders in one project
The construction company Avisror is seeking to go public at a valuation of 2.2 billion shekels, about 15% lower than it had aimed for. To attract investors, it is offering free options, as several companies have done before it. The prospectus reveals: profitability in Sde Dov is low, but controlling shareholders are selling apartments to family members.

40 Months in Prison for Accomplice in Grenade Attack on Wrong House
The original indictment charged the defendant with the act itself, but a plea bargain reduced his role. Despite the State's request for up to 8 years, the court imposed a lighter sentence.

Israir's Club: How Much Is the Deal with Rami Levy and Isracard Worth?
The aviation loyalty program market is heating up: after the El Al frequent flyer program moved to Isracard, Israir is joining the Rami Levy and Isracard loyalty program to create a combined offering for Israeli consumers.

Is Google Messages annoying? Here is how to fix its two biggest problems
The Google Messages app is a popular choice for Android users, but it comes with two default settings that can be frustrating. Fortunately, these are easy to fix to significantly improve your daily user experience.

The new Terracotta by chef Omar Ilwan is the best Arab restaurant operating in Israel today
Ale Gefen, the restaurant that redefined Arab cuisine, closed nearly a decade ago. Now, chef Omar Ilwan is back with Terracotta on Highway 444, bringing his legendary dishes back to life.

Game of Thrones actor Tom Chadbon dies at 80
English actor Tom Chadbon, known for his roles in "Doctor Who" and "Game of Thrones," has passed away at the age of 80. Over a career spanning more than five decades, he appeared in over 100 productions.

Is your battery running out on its own? Google claims it has fixed the bug
Google Pixel users have been dealing for months with an annoying bug causing battery drain in standby mode. Google now claims to have found a solution.

Arson of a cafe in Ramat Gan: Three suspects arrested
The "Bandita" cafe on Uziel Street in Ramat Gan was set on fire three times in May, June, and July. Last week, police arrested three residents of Beitar Illit, aged 16, 19, and 23, in connection with the incidents.

Arms and drug trafficking network: After a year and a half of operating an undercover agent - 15 defendants caught
The agent carried out controlled transactions and exposed the sale of pistols, M-16 rifles, Kalashnikovs, and explosive devices. 9 indictments were filed at the Be'er Sheva District Court.

Indictment: Ambulance driver collected information on hospitals and sent it to Iran
Amir Titi was arrested last month. According to the indictment, he received tens of thousands of shekels from Iran in exchange for information regarding Israeli hospitals and surveillance of high-ranking officials. His lawyer claims he was deceived and believed he was acting on behalf of the state.

Hapoel Ramat Gan signs Tomer Haran, search for first-choice goalkeeper continues
The 27-year-old goalkeeper, who played last season in Liga Alef South, has signed a one-year deal with an option for another. Following Sharif Kayouf's injury, the club is considering Omer Niron and a foreign goalkeeper.

Fled the flames and jumped into the sea: dozens rescued by boats from the giant fire in Crete
Dozens of residents and tourists in southern Crete were forced to seek refuge in the sea due to a massive wildfire. A total of 31 people were rescued by the Coast Guard and private vessels from the Agios Pavlos area.

"They will not stop us": Following the terror attack at Havat Gilad - hundreds of settlers plan to arrive in the area
Following the severe terror attack near Havat Gilad and the loss of Major Yuval Ezra and Banyahu Malet, of blessed memory, organizers are expected to approach the army in the coming day to receive permits to arrive in the area. "The intention is not to confront Palestinians, but to show presence and clarify that the routine continues."

Polish Prime Minister: "A Russian missile fell on the country's territory"
The object that fell in a field in the east of the country is likely a Russian missile, following an incident where a cruise missile penetrated NATO airspace during a widespread attack in Ukraine. Poland scrambled a fighter jet and a helicopter to the area, and authorities have opened an official investigation.

Ilanit Levi: "All these years I was told not to do it"
Ilanit Levi shared that after treatment for a herniated disc, she discovered that strength training, which she had avoided for years, actually helps reduce her pain: "Do you realize?!"

Electra Consumer Products to rent 20,000 sqm in 'Mitham HaElef' from Ashtrom
Police shut down two construction sites of a contractor operating without a license following a fatal accident. Tel Aviv Municipality to relocate its separate beach to the city's north. BST Group, Phoenix, and Menora Mivtachim acquired a residential portfolio in Canada for 332 million shekels.

Understandings emerging: Hamas may begin handing over weapons in two weeks
According to sources, agreements are emerging regarding the future of the Gaza Strip. The agreements have not yet been signed, and it is unclear if they will ripen into actual implementation.

Preparing for the extreme heatwave: "In the shallow water of the Sea of Galilee it feels like entering a soup"
Ahead of a significant increase in heat loads, the head of the Meteorological Service, Dr. Amir Givati, said in an interview with the ynet studio: "The Galilee and Golan areas will be scorching." Relief is expected only on Tuesday, and a warning is issued to travelers: "Every small spark can turn into a big fire."

EA CEO Receives $38 Million Compensation Amid Staff Layoffs
Electronic Arts (EA) laid off employees at four game studios as part of a "reorganization," while CEO Andrew Wilson's annual compensation package jumped by $8 million compared to the previous year.

The struggle for Novolog: Controlling shareholder tries to dissolve the board after Movement's buyout offer
Novolog shares are surging amid a struggle for control. The Movement group has offered a 100 million shekel investment for a 21.34% stake, prompting controlling shareholder Ehud Pozis to attempt to dissolve the board to block the deal.

Report: Eddie Howe to leave Newcastle immediately
According to the BBC, the 48-year-old coach will end his tenure at St. James' Park after five seasons. The 4:1 defeat to Bristol City in a friendly match yesterday was likely his final game on the sidelines.

Rivka Michaeli responds to the attack: "I feel like cursing this fool"
After a right-wing activist uploaded footage of himself harassing Moni Moshonov and mentioning Rivka Michaeli, the actress responded sharply: "Is this Judaism? This is the defilement of Judaism. His life and the lives of his family will be shortened, amen and amen."

The Unprecedented US Operation to Recover the Remains of Hundreds of Soldiers Drowned at Sea
The Wall Street Journal reported on a large-scale Pentagon operation to recover the remains of hundreds of American soldiers killed during World War II.

Hostage survivor Evyatar David asks for public help: "Dealing with PTSD"
Hostage survivor Evyatar David has spoken publicly for the first time about his challenging rehabilitation journey. He is seeking public support to help fund his recovery from PTSD and trauma.

Goldman Sachs to pay nearly 2 million dollars in compensation to an employee fired after parental leave
Goldman Sachs will pay a former employee $1.963 million in compensation after an English court ruled he was unfairly dismissed. The ruling followed the employee's six-month parental leave.

"Coming to complete the mission": Hapoel Tel Aviv is prepared for Ludogorets
Hapoel Tel Aviv will meet Ludogorets today (Thursday) for the second leg of the second qualifying round of the Conference League. Last week, the Reds secured an excellent advantage, winning 2:0 against the Bulgarians in the home match held in Miskolc with the support of about 5,000 fans.

Hostage survivor Evyatar David: "I am dealing with PTSD and flashbacks"
In his first post since returning from captivity, David describes the complex rehabilitation process: "Surviving is one thing - rehabilitating is a different battle." His family members have launched a crowdfunding campaign for him.

The real price you are paying for an IT department stuck in 2015
A hidden and massive damage of $7 million a year due to loss of productivity of idle employees is the true cost of outdated IT approaches.

Police deny the summoning of MK Haskel: "She is not here"
The Israel Police denied today (Thursday) reports that MK Sharren Haskel was summoned to provide testimony at Lahav 433. In response to a query from C14, the police stated: "She is not here and there is no date."

Families' letter against international force in Gaza: "We have already paid for such a mistake with blood"
Bereaved families from the Heroism Forum, the Gaza envelope, and southern communities are speaking out against the cabinet's decision to allow foreign forces into Gaza. In a letter to the Prime Minister and cabinet ministers, they write: "In a place where the IDF does not hold full security control, a space is created where our enemies strengthen, organize, and harm Israeli citizens."

'Black Glasses': The mistake that Eden Ben Zaken will have to re-record
After uploading a snippet of her new song to TikTok containing a grammatical error, it has been learned that Eden Ben Zaken plans to re-record the line before the official release.

The heatwave is coming: Concerns over the load on the electricity system
An extreme heatwave is expected to hit Israel over the weekend, and the electricity system is preparing for a sharp rise in demand following the increased use of air conditioners and household electrical appliances. The increase in consumption may strain the system and even lead to localized malfunctions or overloads in the grid.

Mystery in Italy: Lecce player disappears – his wife continues to post from luxury hotels
Former Maccabi Petah Tikva player Lameck Banda did not show up for medical tests and the training camp, and the club does not know his whereabouts. Initially, he claimed passport issues, but simultaneously posted a video of himself playing with friends. The president attacked: "He chose the worst way."

Suspect arrested for attempting to 'buy' community service attendance
The Israel Prison Service Investigations Division and the 'Barkai' unit utilized an undercover agent to investigate a suspect who allegedly paid thousands of shekels to falsify his community service attendance records.

For the first time in the world: An innovative Israeli trial for pancreatic cancer
The Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) and the Israeli biotech company Silenseed have launched a clinical trial for the drug SIL204. This innovative treatment targets the KRAS gene mutation, potentially marking a breakthrough in treating one of the deadliest forms of cancer.

Hand on her chest: Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau spotted on a yacht
Every time we think we've grown accustomed to the relationship between the American pop star and the former Canadian Prime Minister, reality proves otherwise. The couple was spotted on a yacht in the south of France, where Trudeau was seen applying sunscreen to Perry.

Apple offers to rent an iPhone instead of buying - but is it really worth it?
The new Apple Upgrade program in the US allows renting an iPhone for a monthly fee with an annual upgrade option. While it seems tempting, comparing it to the resale value of a used device and the option to purchase it at the end of the term reveals a more complex financial picture.

Large companies are returning to hiring, contrary to predictions that artificial intelligence would eliminate jobs
After a year of slowing hiring, companies in technology, transportation, and defense industries now say they need additional workers to work alongside artificial intelligence.

How Much Can You Repair the Damage from Smoking After Quitting?
There are steps former smokers can take to accelerate the body's recovery, but it appears that at least some of the damage is irreversible.

The Severe Effects of Extreme Heat on the Body and Mind
High temperatures are here to stay, and their extreme impact is evident in heat waves across Israel and Europe. Beyond the danger of dehydration, how does extreme heat affect our physical and mental health, and what risks should we watch for?

Heavy mourning in the world of culture: The beloved actor passed away at the age of 80
The British cultural world says a painful goodbye to Tom Chadbon, who played memorable roles in the fantasy hit "Game of Thrones" as well as in the most-watched episode in the history of "Doctor Who," after a rich career that spanned nearly half a century.

Santorini Getaway: Hodaya Cohen Proposes to Zohar Isaac
Less than six months after falling in love on screen, the 27-year-old reality star surprised her 28-year-old partner during a romantic trip to Greece, receiving a stunning diamond ring in return.

IDF Located Dozens of Weapons in Civilian Infrastructure in Southern Lebanon
Reserve forces of the 55th Brigade Combat Team uncovered weapons, explosives, and anti-tank missiles hidden in civilian buildings in the village of Majdal Zoun. The terrorist infrastructure used by Hezbollah has been destroyed.

Red Star Happy to Face Hapoel Be'er Sheva: "It's Preferable"
Coach Dejan Stankovic commented on the upcoming match after the victory over Larne: "I expect our fans to fill the stadium in Hungary. We must win."

Beyond New York: Israir's New Long-Haul Routes
Israir is taking a major step toward becoming a long-haul airline. The company has received approval from the Civil Aviation Authority to commercially operate its newly acquired Airbus A330 fleet, purchased for approximately $85 million.

Because of the connection to Israel: The boycott of "Spider-Man: A New Day"
As part of the campaign to boycott Israel in Lebanon, the Al-Akhbar newspaper published an article calling for a boycott of the film "Spider-Man: A New Day" — this follows the involvement of Israeli producer Avi Arad, one of the founders of Marvel. Among other things, it was written that Arad "rejected any criticism of Netanyahu and defended his conduct during the war."

The Histadrut to the Nakash brothers: We will not allow the sale of Arkia to a buyer who will stop flights on Shabbat
The Histadrut has demanded that Arkia owners, the Nakash brothers, ensure that any sale of the airline includes a condition to continue flights on Shabbat. The union fears that a deal with Haredi investors could jeopardize the company's financial stability.

"Distancing the possibility of enlistment": Senior Religious Zionist rabbis against the arrest of yeshiva students
In a sharp statement published by the rabbis of "Torat HaAretz HaTova," they attacked the use of arrests and criminal enforcement against Haredi draft evaders: "These actions deepen the rift and lack of trust."

Arrived at the health fund in a tank top - and was asked to cover up: "It took me time to realize it wasn't okay"
Mika-Li, a 21-year-old woman who was referred for routine tests at a Leumit Health Fund branch in Modi'in Illit, arrived in a tank top and was asked to cover up. In an interview, she recounted what happened there. The Leumit Health Fund stated: "We apologize and are working to ensure that the incident does not recur."

The "Union of Avengers": Moshe Drori Could Head the PID
Retired judge Moshe Drori is a leading candidate for head of the Police Investigation Department (PID), a move that could turn the agency into a tool against the Attorney General.

The Mahash Law is a coup law that threatens the purity of the elections
A political police force, whose officers feel they have immunity from prosecution, can serve as a clear tool for rigging elections. From false arrests, unjustified heating up of the field, political investigations, leaking sensitive information, through harassment of parties and candidates, preventing demonstrations and gatherings and suppressing messages against the government, to ignoring...

Body of a woman found inside a suitcase in central Athens
The body of a 38-year-old British woman was discovered in a derelict building in the center of the Greek capital. Authorities identified the victim 11 days later after fingerprint checks in local databases proved unsuccessful. Investigators are currently working to trace her movements since arriving in Greece and identify her contacts.

The legal free rider problem: The inheritance struggle and the siblings who benefited for free
The Haifa Family Court recently ruled on a lawsuit involving a "legal free rider" problem in an inheritance dispute. The court rejected a brother's claim that his siblings had agreed to waive their inheritance rights in his favor, but ruled that it was unfair for them to benefit from his legal victory without contributing to the costs, ordering them to indemnify him.

"We will not accept any equation": IDF prepares response against Hezbollah
While the IDF intends to allow the Lebanese army to implement a pilot project in areas where Israeli forces have not yet operated, the Northern Command continues to locate Hezbollah infrastructure and push back terrorists. A security official emphasized that the IDF "acts wisely" and will not tolerate threats.

Trump frustrated with Iran: "Shouted and cursed at meeting"
US President Donald Trump lost his temper during a security meeting due to frustration over the lack of progress in Iran negotiations. The White House denied the report, which also highlights deep divisions within the administration regarding the war's objectives.

"He is a false messiah": Suspect in the murder of Rabbi Amos Gueta confesses during interrogation
A month after the murder of 75-year-old Kabbalist Rabbi Amos Gueta in Netanya, the 36-year-old suspect has confessed to the crime. During interrogation, he explained his motive by claiming the rabbi was a "false messiah." A psychiatric evaluation has deemed him fit to stand trial, and an indictment for murder under aggravated circumstances is expected to be filed this morning.

"Suddenly she started screaming in pain": 8-year-old trapped in a zimmer jacuzzi - and rushed to the hospital
An 8-year-old girl was trapped in a jacuzzi suction opening during a family vacation in the north. After being rescued, she was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital with concerns of internal injuries. The mother warns: check that suction openings are covered.

From Dreame to Roborock: US Bans Import of Popular Robotic Vacuums
The US administration has updated its blacklist to include "advanced robotic devices" manufactured abroad, effectively banning the import of most robotic vacuum cleaners, including brands like Roborock and Dreame, citing national security concerns.

After Channel 14 claimed he is "helping the Nazis" - Lapid threatened: "I will sue you"
Opposition leader Yair Lapid threatened to sue Channel 14 after Itamar Fleischman, a panelist on "The Patriots," accused him of "helping the Nazis." The dispute followed Lapid's interview with CNN.

McDonald's Brings Back the Viral Grimace Shake: Details of the Promotion
The McDonald's chain is bringing back the popular Grimace Shake in a limited edition. The launch begins with a special pop-up event at Big Fashion Glilot, followed by availability in 100 branches across the country.

Lionel Messi and Argentina face severe sanctions: violence and racism investigation
Following the mass brawl at the end of the World Cup final where Spain defeated Argentina, FIFA has launched a disciplinary investigation. Players and staff face charges of assault and unsportsmanlike conduct, with potential suspensions from upcoming international tournaments.

Owner of investment giant warns: "More real estate companies on the way to bankruptcy"
Avner Stepak, one of the owners of the Meitav investment house: "The loans to large developers and contractors - many of them, unfortunately, will not survive this crisis."

The data reveals: Public support for Trump is at a low - even within his base
The campaign in Iran is damaging the president's public standing and making it difficult for the Republican Party to maintain its majority in the midterm elections.

Soldier whose weapon was snatched in Susiya arrived to testify — and was interrogated under caution himself
An IDF soldier who was attacked in the southern Hebron Hills and had his weapon snatched arrived at the police station to testify as a victim, but was interrogated under caution on suspicion of attacking the Palestinians involved. The police stated: "We are checking all directions to reach the truth."

'Counting the days until we meet': Natalie Portman reveals baby bump
The 45-year-old American actress shared a rare photo on Instagram during her third pregnancy, her first with her partner of the past year, French musician Tanguy Destable.

Because of Iran: The Pentagon will purchase Patriot interceptors for $58.9 billion
The US Department of Defense has signed a massive contract with Lockheed Martin to purchase over 10,000 Patriot interceptors. The deal will increase production rates to 2,000 missiles per year and prioritize supplies for US forces and Gulf states.

Oriane Goren Conquers Barcelona: "The Biggest Compliment an Israeli Has Ever Received"
The young Israeli talent received public praise from team star Fermín López. The Spanish media is complimenting Hansi Flick for integrating him, and the fan community in Israel is excited: "Probably the biggest compliment an Israeli player has received at the club" - Barcelona is in love.

Keshet 12 Celebrates Victory: Wednesday Ratings
The battle of the channels on Wednesday ended in a triumph for Keshet 12, which led in all broadcasting segments. A fierce competition in the late-night slot highlighted the intense rivalry between the major players in the media market.

The beloved actor fell into a severe economic crisis: "I was forced to sell the house"
Despite the incredible global success of 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy, actor Sean Astin reveals the heavy economic price he paid due to the low salary he received for his role as Samwise Gamgee.

National Insurance Approved Allowances: Details of the Decision
Advocate Yair Treibish, who specializes in the realization of medical rights, shared on social media a new decision regarding a client, granting him a monthly allowance for an additional period.

From Netanyahu against Peres to Eisenkot in AI: Why do negative campaigns always work?
AI videos and fear-mongering broadcasts have become an integral part of election campaigns in Israel. Promises and work plans are giving way to frontal attacks designed to trigger gut emotions. From the eighties to the 2026 elections - a journey following negative campaigns in Israel.

Moving up a grade: how to help children navigate the transition to a new school
The transition from kindergarten to elementary school or from elementary to middle school is often accompanied by excitement, concerns, and uncertainty. The Ministry of Education and parents can assist children through early preparation, open dialogue, and emotional support.

Fuel Price Hike: Gasoline to Exceed 8 Shekels Per Liter
Starting midnight Saturday, fuel prices will rise by 61 agorot per liter. The price of 95-octane gasoline at self-service stations will reach 8.09 shekels.

Calcalist Photo Gallery
A collection of the week's top headlines and visual highlights: from market turmoil and banking fees to Tadej Pogačar's triumph at the Tour de France.

Gunfire reported at Troy event hall in Ashdod
Unknown assailants fired shots at the Troy event hall in Ashdod during an event early Thursday morning. No injuries were reported, and police have launched an investigation.

Contrary to Bennett: Eisenkot addresses whether Qatar is an enemy state
During a conference, the chairman of the "Yashar!" party was asked about his position on Qatar, presenting a line different from that of Naftali Bennett. Eisenkot clarified that Qatar is not legally defined as such, comparing the relationship to the complexity regarding Turkey: "It carries out very negative activity, but trade is still maintained with it."

Secret Service agent reveals: The reason you must park in reverse
It's not just to get out of the spot faster: a retired Secret Service agent revealed his method for safe parking, and explains how this simple action will save you unnecessary risk, time, and headaches: "You never know" • Watch

Former NBA champion returned to dunking at 35 - thanks to AI
Matthew Dellavedova uses AI tools as a "24/7 personal nutritionist" and fitness coach. He has returned to peak fitness and is aiming for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

Lieberman: "We Must Prepare for the End of American Aid"
Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman has called for a complete budget overhaul, the closure of unnecessary ministries, and preparation for a post-US aid reality after 2028.

Likud battle escalates: MKs prepare for district primaries
Following the approval of a proposal by Benjamin Netanyahu and Haim Katz allowing incumbent MKs to run in districts, several lawmakers are finalizing their plans. MK Amit Halevi is considering a run in the Jerusalem district, while Shalom Danino will compete in the Southern district.

IDF Eliminates Two Hamas Commanders Involved in October 7 Attacks
The IDF announced the elimination of Ahmed al-Hasham Mahmoud Luh, head of a sniper cell in the Nuseirat battalion, and Mahmoud Trush, a platoon commander who participated in the October 7 massacre, in strikes across the Gaza Strip.

Microsoft CEO warns: "These companies will not survive"
Satya Nadella has reiterated a sharp warning against relying solely on popular AI tools. We examine the implications of this claim and why it directly affects the investment portfolios of many Israelis.

Insurance company to pay 1.8 million shekels to policyholders over illegal fees
The Tel Aviv District Court has approved a settlement requiring the insurance company Hachshara to refund approximately 85% of illegally collected fees. Payments will be issued via direct policy credit or bank transfer.

Major company faces economic collapse: fuel price spikes and massive debt
A prominent US company specializing in storm-resistant windows and doors has filed for bankruptcy protection. Despite rising costs and debts totaling tens of millions of dollars, the company clarifies: "Offices are not closing, operations will continue."

Heavy gunfire at an event hall in Ashdod: 7 bullets fired
Ashdod police are investigating a shooting incident at the 'Troya' event hall. No injuries were reported, and authorities are treating the incident as criminal.

More value, less waste: The governance of the circular economy
The circular economy is no longer just an environmental policy. It is an economic strategy, a model for value creation, and a test of governance in the 21st century.

Alona Barkat celebrates: How the club brought in over 35 million shekels in a week
Hapoel Be'er Sheva has secured a European group stage spot. Combined with the sale of the team's star to Panathinaikos, the club has generated significant revenue, putting it in an excellent position for the upcoming season.

Romantic Gesture in Greece: Hodaya Cohen Proposes to Zohar Isaac-Zaken on Tu B'Av
The Big Brother alumni, whose romance blossomed under the spotlight, continue to prove the strength of their bond. During a romantic getaway in Greece, Hodaya Cohen proposed to her partner, Zohar Isaac-Zaken.

Eliko in an intriguing post: "Who can love you more than me?"
The well-known radio host celebrated Tu B'Av and declared that his heart is fortified and dedicated solely to his children. However, a few hours later, at a Lior Narkis concert, he filmed himself singing passionate love lyrics. Who were the messages intended for? | All the details

Bank Hapoalim and Israel Discount Bank Invest 700 Million Shekels in Data Center
The two major banks will provide a long-term loan for a new data center in Kiryat Aryeh. The project has already secured all necessary permits and is exempt from the recent freeze on infrastructure approvals.

29.7-23.7: The week of the MAHASH law, Amnon Shashua, tourism in the North, and nursing insurance
The new MAHASH law raises concerns over politically biased enforcement. Meanwhile, Amnon Shashua's departure from Mobileye leaves the company facing an uncertain future.

Following the fires in Europe: George Clooney and his family evacuated from their home in France
The actor, his wife, and their two children left their home in Brignoles following the wave of wildfires in Europe. In a letter to the mayor, they promised: "No matter what happens, we will be part of the reconstruction."

Fadi Aboud: How Arab Professionals Are Transforming Israeli High-Tech
Fadi Aboud, one of the most senior Arab professionals at Intel, discusses his journey in technology, overcoming cultural barriers, and the importance of role models for integrating Arab society.

Wes World
Film director Wes Anderson is a pedant. For 30 years, he has been creating highly stylized films, packed with tons of details, from font design to elaborate props.

The information you didn't know you needed
Artificial intelligence can be a powerful tool for business and career development. Systems developed by JDC Israel help analyze market niches and find jobs by relying on real data rather than intuition.

Galilean hero, sword polisher, child polisher
Yaakov Fridman, the 71-year-old founder of the Maccabi Ma'alot fencing club in the Galilee, has built a world-class sports empire. Over 30 years, he has transformed a small local hall into a powerhouse that has produced dozens of world and European champions.

Iranian sources: The explosion in Egypt was a message
According to the sources who spoke to the New York Times, the explosion was caused by a drone attack - and signaled that if an escalation occurs, Tehran could cause an even more severe energy crisis. They did not specify whether Iran launched the drone directly, or one of its proxies.

"Received tens of thousands of shekels": 16-year-old charged with throwing grenades at a building in Ma'alot-Tarshiha
Police have solved two incidents involving fragmentation grenades thrown at a residential building. Investigators suspect a 19-year-old accomplice drove the 16-year-old minor to the scene amid a criminal conflict.

iPhone 16 Pro Max found in the Sea of Galilee after two weeks underwater remains functional
Noa Daniel Keenan accidentally dropped her iPhone 16 Pro Max into the Sea of Galilee during a boat trip. After failing to locate it, she replaced the device, only for it to be found by bathers two weeks later. Thanks to a social media post, the phone was returned to her in working condition.

Recovering from the surge: Oil prices weaken, trading in Asia is trending mixed
Volatile trading in Asian tech stocks: Samsung reports record profits, Zhongji Innolight falls in its Hong Kong debut. Wall Street futures are slightly up following Microsoft and Meta reports. The Fed kept the interest rate at 3.75%, and the split among members is deepening.

Garage bills can shrink by hundreds of shekels: how to compare labor and parts
The hourly labor rate in a garage ranges from 250 to 500 shekels before VAT. Checking the garage license, requesting a detailed price quote, and comparing parts by catalog number can significantly reduce your bill without compromising quality.

After the Deputy Prime Minister paid tribute: Milan denied rumors of Baresi's death
False rumors about the football legend spread online and led to a wave of farewell messages. The club clarified: "He is going through a complex period, please respect his privacy."

How much is Tom Cruise worth? The percentages that made him an anomaly in Hollywood
Instead of a high salary agreed upon in advance, Cruise demands a share of the film's gross revenue from the first dollar. This model yielded him more than 100 million dollars for 'Top Gun: Maverick', and it is also what makes every inflated production budget a problem for the studio.

Sara Netanyahu presented as "The First Lady", photos of the PM were also retouched
In Israel, the title "The First Lady" is reserved for the wife of the President, but the Prime Minister's Office referred to Sara Netanyahu this way. During the visit to the USA, not only her face was retouched, but also the face of the Prime Minister himself.

AC Milan forced to officially deny reports of legendary captain's death
AC Milan issued an official denial on Wednesday following false social media rumors regarding the death of club legend and honorary vice president Franco Baresi. The club stated that the former player is going through a sensitive period and requested privacy for him and his family.

"Bakhar and Refaelov shouldn't have started the season at Maccabi Haifa"
Ori Uzan, Gili Vermouth, and Moshe Primo attacked the Greens' performance in the Toto Cup on 103FM: "The team looks untrained." The new signings also didn't get off lightly.

The Saudi dream exploded: This is how Israel lost the biggest deal in history
"Vision 2030" of Bin Salman continues to pour billions into AI and cyber - but Israel is left out. Dr. Michal Yaari, an expert at 'Ha-Katedra' at the Eretz Israel Museum, explains how arrogance cost us billions and what ironclad condition prevents us from returning to the game.

Between Abundance and the Test of Faith: The Secret of the Land of Israel | Parashat Ekev
The parasha teaches that the great abundance of the Land of Israel might lead to forgetting the Almighty. The Malbim explains that dependence on rain strengthens faith and humility, while the Chatam Sofer explains why Canaanite nations settled in the land.

Such a figure has not been seen for almost 20 years in the markets, and investors are worried: five things to know ahead of the trading day
The local stock exchange will open against the backdrop of a sharp escalation in the conflict between the USA and Iran, and a negative arbitrage gap in chip stocks. US bond yields are jumping to new highs after the interest rate remained unchanged, and the hawkish message from Fed Chair Warsh: "We will not hesitate to act". Also: MFS's warning shakes AI and the quiet stocks that are now marked as...

Rami Levy crushes prices: The coveted product for only 790 shekels
The coveted product arrives at the chain at an unprecedented price. The promotion joins market-breaking promotions in the chain on basic food, beverage, and pharmacy products - all the details and prices.

Pressure from 'Likud' Succeeds: 'Haaretz' Newspaper's Massive Campaign Suddenly Cancelled
Following an appeal by an attorney on behalf of the ruling party, the signage company removed the central sign at the Azrieli complex. The media group is outraged and accuses 'Likud' of attempting to silence a critical media outlet.

A heavy blow to Asaf Rappaport and Channel 13: Veteran correspondent leaves after a decade
Channel 13 faces another departure as senior foreign correspondent Yosef Israel announces his resignation. The move comes amidst a wave of layoffs and internal turmoil following the acquisition process led by Asaf Rappaport.

Donald Trump Furious at Advisors: 'It Is Unclear Where This Is Leading'
An NBC report reveals that Donald Trump lashed out at his advisors over the stalemate with Tehran. A senior US official warned of a 'strategic defeat' due to a lack of clear policy, despite the US military completing a wave of strikes against Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets.

A viral interview of Mel Gibson led people to ask doctors for veterinary drugs
In the months following the episode's publication, an increase was observed in the United States in the rate of combined prescriptions, meaning those given on the same day, for ivermectin and a drug from the benzimidazole family, which are veterinary drugs.

Anan Khalaili complicated things: Inter is close to making a difficult decision
The collapse of the Israeli's deal did not only frustrate him, but also the Nerazzurri. According to journalist Pasquale Guarro, they are finding it very difficult to find a replacement who meets the needs on both sides like him. Therefore, they will likely have to compromise: "No other player has been identified who meets both requirements, they will have to decide what to focus on."

"I asked him for only one thing: not to break my nose"
The revenge thriller "Motor City" takes viewers back to the 70s with stylized violence, a hit-filled soundtrack, and an almost complete absence of dialogue. Stars Shailene Woodley and Ben Foster discuss the violent scenes, working in silence, and why music was their most important tool on set.

Neither Rick nor Morty: "President Curtis" is exactly what this universe needed
After nine seasons where "Rick and Morty" turned from brilliant sci-fi anarchy into a brand addicted to gloom, the spin-off "President Curtis" arrives with a completely different approach. The badass American president at its center replaces existential despair with cheerfulness and healthy absurdity.

Dictator's grandson disqualified after headbutting opponent, responds with accusations
Ugandan boxer Aziz Abdul, grandson of dictator Idi Amin, was disqualified from his Commonwealth Games bout after headbutting his English opponent. Abdul claimed the judges were biased against him as a "black African."

The pressure is released, Hapoel Be'er Sheva found its heroes: "Continue to dream"
Immense satisfaction at Hapoel Be'er Sheva following the victory in the return leg against Vikingur, which erased last week's loss. The team kept a clean sheet, scored two goals, and advanced to at least the Conference League.

Avi Nimni claims: Hapoel Be'er Sheva needs to do something it has never done before
The former star and agent told 103FM: "They need someone of Kangwa's caliber, and such a player needs to be paid 2.5 million euros". And also: Why did he choose Hapoel Kfar Shalem for his son? Listen.

Professional analysis: "Philadelphia's championship odds haven't changed because of LeBron"
Three rival NBA assistant coaches analyzed the move and pointed to the immense potential alongside the question marks: "It's not fantasy, it's much more complex."

Stage mishap: Katy Perry gets stuck inside a giant bottle
During a performance in Malta, a crowd-surfing stunt inside an inflatable bottle went awry, drifting deep into the crowd as a panicked Perry pleaded: 'Take me to the straw!'

Crypto Companies CEO Responds to New Israeli Guidelines
The new guidelines define which digital currencies can be sold to the public and which assets will be completely disqualified. The local industry responds to the developments and explains what is missing in the published draft.

Gadi Eisenkot sent a warning letter to Yonatan Urich: "Purposes of poison and destruction"
Ben Caspit reveals: The new rules of the Elections Committee have just come into effect, and a first confrontation has already been recorded - Yonatan Urich uploaded an AI video in which Netanyahu and Trump are seen joking at the expense of Gadi Eisenkot - without the required marking. The "Yashar" party sent an urgent warning letter - and the video was removed.

Towards the opening of trading: chip stocks continue to fall
Tech giants reported, and both are increasing AI investments, but the market rewarded only Microsoft. Teva jumped 10.2% after strong reports. Still, dual-listed stocks are expected to fall today.

National Insurance Institute: Changes to Allowance Payment Schedule
Ahead of August, the National Insurance Institute has released updated payment dates. Some allowances will be disbursed early due to the weekend, while the average payment amount has reached 5,280 shekels following indexation.

Yair Lapid to file lawsuit against Channel 14: "A bunch of toxic lunatics"
Opposition leader Yair Lapid announced his intention to sue Channel 14 following remarks made on the program "The Patriots." The controversy arose during a discussion of his CNN interview, where panelists compared his rhetoric to collaboration with Nazis.

Avi Levy continues expansion: 8 new properties acquired for tens of millions
Lahav LR, controlled by businessman Avi Levy, has signed an agreement to acquire 8 commercial properties in Germany. The assets are fully leased to a leading retail chain, with the deal reflecting a yield of approximately 7.75%.

Itamar Ben Gvir is more in love than ever: A romantic surprise for his wife
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir shared a touching tribute to his wife on Tu B'Av. "Ayala is home, family, six lovely children, and above all an immense love," the minister wrote.

Netanyahu denies in ABC interview: I did not try to convince Trump to renew strikes in Iran
The PM said he presented the US President with three options regarding the regime in Tehran during their meeting in Washington: 'It is his decision.'

At 41: LeBron James is still the most interesting player in the NBA — and here is the proof
48 hours after signing with Philadelphia, "The King" became the athlete who sold the most jerseys in that timeframe, surpassing an amazing record from 2023. His new team's store is already overwhelmed: "There is historic demand, the team will ship orders after 6 weeks."

After the sharp declines on Wall Street: waiting for the opening of trading in Tel Aviv
Dual-listed chip stocks return to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with strong negative arbitrage gaps. The market prepares for the opening following significant declines on Wall Street.

Shaquille O'Neal takes a jab at LeBron: "He is humble, but also a bit arrogant"
The legendary former star explained why he thinks James chose to start his 24th season in the league and why he believes he will continue to push the historic scoring record: "He wants to set it so far out that no one will break it."

Nutritionist explains: Is it worth giving children dairy products?
In the past, a glass of milk was a symbol of healthy and nutritious food that contributes to growth. However, today, with the strengthening of the vegan trend and the growing fear of consuming dairy products, many parents wonder if they are really beneficial for children's health - or if they can be skipped. Precisely for this purpose, the nutritionist clarifies the subject.

Tomer’s IPO Plans: Government Companies Authority Pushes Forward Amid Market Skepticism
The Government Companies Authority aims to take the defense firm Tomer public within two to three years. However, capital market experts remain skeptical due to corporate governance challenges and the company's classified nature.

“We Deter Thieves”: London Mayor Takes Credit for Crime Drop as Residents Claim Otherwise
Crime data in London shows a sharp decline in property crimes in tourist centers, but a fierce battle of narratives is unfolding: while Mayor Sadiq Khan denies the contribution of “pickpocket hunters” and urges against vigilantism, local activists point to dozens of arrests and highlight legal failures that allow criminals to return to the streets.

10 days after the World Cup final: Lionel Messi has set himself a new goal
A week and a half has passed since Argentina's painful loss to Spain, and 'La Pulga' has already finished his vacation in his homeland and returned to Inter Miami training. He was seen arriving smiling at training and even taking an active part in it. His official return date has not yet been confirmed, but he is aiming for the team's debut match in the tournament.

The dollar is stable, trading around 3.08 shekels, the euro climbs to 3.52
The dollar is stabilizing against the shekel following the Fed's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. Amid new US strikes in Iran, the dollar trades near 3.08 shekels, while the euro continues to climb, reaching 3.52 shekels.

Kozuch awaits Red Star: "Our ambitions are higher than that"
The turnaround at halftime ("we knew they would fall off their feet"), the parting with Kangwa ("we are building a team, it's no secret we will try to strengthen") and the meeting against the Serbian champion: "It will be difficult but we will come brave". Ran Kozuch summarizes Hapoel Be'er Sheva's big win over Vikingur, and is ready for the next challenge.

After 130 years: Legendary battery manufacturer Varta files for insolvency
After more than 130 years of operation, the German battery manufacturer Varta has initiated insolvency proceedings. The company attributes the crisis to a combination of declining demand, difficult market conditions, and the loss of a key client – Apple. Despite the proceedings, business operations continue, thousands of employees continue to receive their salaries, and the well-known household...

Capital market expert: How stock market declines create opportunities for investors
While institutional bodies show caution and local stocks take a hit led by the chip sector, a new analysis presents an optimistic angle for investors who believe in the Israeli market and the strengthening of the shekel in the long term.

New Mandate Poll: Coalition Strengthens Its Position
Against the backdrop of political and security developments, Likud maintains a strong lead in the polls, while several parties fail to cross the electoral threshold. Benjamin Netanyahu holds a significant lead over his rivals in the race for Prime Minister.

When cheesecake meets croissant: The sweet twist you must try
If you are looking for a dessert that looks like it came out of a patisserie display case, this recipe is exactly what you need. In honor of International Cheesecake Day, get a festive recipe for a baked cheesecake with vanilla cream, pistachios, and a crispy puff pastry ring that gives it the look of a giant croissant.

Urban Renewal Ranking: The Real Estate Giants Dominating the Field
The leaders of Israel's urban renewal market have been revealed. Despite criticism from the State Comptroller, the sector is growing, with Aura and Azorim maintaining their positions as the largest developers in the 'pinui-binui' segment.

Exposure: The IDF's new discipline document
The army is identifying a significant decline in the level of discipline among combat soldiers in the field. The situation comes after nearly three years of continuous fighting and ahead of the elections. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has recently clarified several times that he will not allow politics to be introduced into the IDF.

Record: Korean Cosmetics Sales Cross the $2 Billion Mark
Korean beauty is seeing a sharp surge in sales worldwide, conquering social networks and changing the way millions of consumers care for their skin. This is how Korean cosmetics became one of the fastest-growing industries in the world.

A Children's Meal with a Message Against Boycotts
The "Ha-Mexikani" chain and the "Knafei Dror" association are launching a joint initiative to encourage social courage and combat boycotts among children during the summer vacation.

It's time to abolish the offside
After more than a hundred years of amendments, reliefs, and experiments, it is time to ask the question no one dares: does the offside rule still serve football, or does it actually harm it?

Sick energy: Has the small Finnish town finally found the substitute for oil and gas?
The company Polar Night Energy has built a 13-meter-high tower in the town of Pornainen containing compressed sand reservoirs, which "absorb" cheap electricity from wind and solar, and release it on demand. The reservoir already generates 55%–60% of the local district heating and reduces gas usage by 80%, and the ability to convert the heat back into electricity is now being tested.

Star of "The Lord of the Rings" reveals: "I earned very little - and had to sell the house"
Actor Sean Astin said the meager salary he received for the original trilogy left him in financial distress. According to him, he was forced to part with his house due to a huge gap between the global success of the films and the compensation he received.

"It's just a proposal": After outrage in Europe, Infantino defends World Cup share sale plan
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is attempting to lower tensions surrounding the FIFA Forward Enterprise plan, asserting that it is merely a consultative proposal rather than a binding step. UEFA has labeled the initiative a "red line" and is considering a potential boycott of FIFA tournaments.

Mixed Trends in Asian Markets, Sharp Decline in Japanese Banks
The Nikkei index is up 1.3%, while the Kospi and Hang Seng show declines. Oil prices are retreating: Brent crude is down 1.4% to $89.5 per barrel, and WTI is down 1.1% to $83.5 per barrel.

Report: Pentagon Presents Extensive Attack Plan Against Iran to Trump
US Central Command has proposed an extensive two-week plan to escalate strikes in Iran, according to The Wall Street Journal. Overnight, the US military struck dozens of Revolutionary Guard targets in response to ballistic missile launches. President Trump has delayed the expanded attack amid internal discussions regarding interceptor stockpiles.

Weapons, terrorist infrastructure, and children's books: IDF findings in Lebanon
"Reading books is what remains with a person for life," reads a postcard from a Hezbollah publishing house discovered by IDF forces. The terrorist organization's youth movement instills hatred for Israel and the USA from a young age, while promoting the Iranian leadership.

Illegal residents, weapons, and vehicles worth millions: Police operation in the Negev
A large-scale police operation, 'Derech Irim', took place in Rahat and Tarabin, targeting criminal organizations and economic offenses. Authorities seized weapons, vehicles belonging to debtors, and hundreds of kilograms of spoiled meat.

Flying to the USA? You must bring this
Once, every trip to the USA ended with M&Ms for family and friends. Today we are in a different place - today we have everything in Israel, that is, except for the things we don't. Lilach German, a talented chef who conducts food tours in New York, shared with us 10 products that are really worth stuffing into your suitcase before flying back home. Cut out, save, purchase, devour, enjoy.

Overtaking Tel Aviv: The city where a private house costs over 8 million shekels
Single-family home prices are holding their value, as reflected in the latest market data. How much does a private house cost in major cities, what is the situation in Tel Aviv, and what factors are driving these prices?

This is one of the most beautiful places in the world – and with our tips you can travel there without breaking the bank
While parts of Europe are dealing with heavy heat, glaciers and snow are still waiting at the peaks of the Tyrol region. Hilla Mor Alon, an expert on trips to Austria who has scoured the area, organizes things: from three recommended valleys to benefit cards that grant free entry and discounts to attractions — this is everything you should know before the vacation.

At 79: Natan Zahavi is looking for work - a Facebook post
The veteran radio personality reached out to the public on his Facebook page with a surprising offer, and received a supportive response from Dan Shilon: "Only contact me with serious offers."

The man who always covers for everyone saved Hapoel Be'er Sheva again | Column
The defensive players messed up, Kings Kangwa did stupid things in his farewell appearance, but Zahi Ahmed, the man who always covers for others, saved the Israeli champion from conceding - and then also broke the dam on the way to a critical victory and securing a long European season.

Lihi Griner: "I felt I was being exploited, it was really exploitation. I would bring more than anyone"
Almost two decades after becoming one of the most recognizable figures in the entertainment world, Lihi Griner does not apologize for who she is. In an interview with "Intimi," she returned to viral moments, controversial statements, and the decision not to let herself be exploited. And yet, after all, Griner tries not to take herself too seriously.

Groundwater could flood hundreds of high-rise buildings in coastal cities
Dr. Gil Proactor warns that rising sea levels and groundwater threaten the foundations of buildings along Israel's coastal plain. The lack of a national climate strategy puts critical infrastructure at severe risk.

From Vine Leaves to the New 'Eifo HaYeled' Album: Weekend Recommendations
This week, Noma Bar's exhibition opens at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the band Eifo HaYeled releases its seventh album, and the French film 'A Difficult Year' hits local theaters.

Technology for a hospital in exchange for patients’ medical information
Sheba Medical Center has signed a strategic agreement with OpenAI to integrate AI models into its clinical workflows. This partnership highlights the value of Israel's centralized medical data while raising critical questions about patient privacy and data security.

"Chaim Katzman can be as angry as he wants, he probably wants to fight and torpedo the deal"
The deal for G City appears to be on the verge of collapse due to a growing conflict between Chaim Katzman and the buyers. Associates of Tzahi Abu accuse Katzman of sabotage and questionable management decisions.

Electricity Waits at the Berth, but Ships Refuse to Connect and Continue Polluting
With the establishment of new ports, the Israel Ports Company (IPC) installed a Cold Ironing system to allow docked ships to switch off diesel engines. However, due to a lack of regulation and economic incentives, shipping companies rarely use the infrastructure.

Likud Sold Party Assets to Associates at Significant Discounts
A Calcalist investigation reveals that since 2021, the Likud party has sold 8 of its 37 real estate assets. Four of these transactions were made to party insiders or their family members, often at prices significantly below market value.

Yields rose, the spread remained low: a rare equation in the bond market
A surge in oil prices and inflation fears are pushing bond yields upward, but unusually, the spreads between government and corporate bond yields are not widening sharply. We explore the drivers of this equation, the opportunities it presents, and how to start investing.

He is a millionaire under 30, but only entered the capital market a year and a half ago
Ben Lavi, 28, defines himself as a "serial entrepreneur" and has only been investing for a year and a half. He prefers a simple strategy of indices and crypto, focusing his energy on his businesses rather than active trading.

Striking the Octopus: How Qatar Became a Hostile State to Israel
While Qatar does not engage in direct military conflict, it utilizes massive leverage that threatens Israel's security. Funding, propaganda, and ties to terrorist organizations remain key tools for Doha, necessitating a more sophisticated and consistent strategy from Jerusalem.

Ukraine developed an Iranian drone interceptor in three months
Ukraine has unveiled a new interceptor developed in just three months to counter Russian Shahed drones. Meanwhile, the US is returning to purchasing older Patriot interceptors due to supply shortages, and Turkey is seeking US assistance for its KAAN fighter jet program.

A blow to solar roof owners: The Electricity Authority initiates a tariff cut
The solar production tariff will be cut by tens of percent and could reach up to 35 agorot per kWh for those installing systems from 2027 onwards. Additionally, the Ministry of Energy proposes a differential payment for large roofs.

Sydney Trips and Generous Commissions: Ayalon's Plan to Capture the Provident Fund Market
Insurance company Ayalon is returning to the provident fund sector with an ambitious goal of managing 100 billion shekels within five years. To achieve this, the company is aggressively targeting insurance agents with high commissions and incentives, including luxury trips to Australia.

Definitely not the food tray: This is what you must disinfect immediately upon boarding the plane
Thought the tray table was the problem? It turns out the most contaminated surface on the plane is actually something else, and most of us forget to disinfect it. A microbiologist reveals which spots must be cleaned, and where you should never store your passport and headphones.

Man Killed in Truck Accident on Highway 4 Near Holot
A man was killed in a collision involving a truck and a private car on Highway 4 near Holot. MADA teams declared his death at the scene.

Gaps of tens of percent: Common medications sold at double the price
A check by Ha-Tzinor on Channel 13 reveals that consumers pay tens of percent more for well-known brands, while equivalent products with the same active ingredient are sold at much lower prices.

Significant announcement for travelers: A dramatic change at Ben Gurion Airport
A new technological system implemented in cooperation with airlines will automatically block check-in for passengers with a travel ban, even before they reach the airport.

Chef Games vs. Master Chef: Yonatan Roshfeld predicts failure for rivals
Ahead of the new season of 'Chef Games' on Reshet 13, Yonatan Roshfeld has launched a direct attack on 'Master Chef' on Channel 12, declaring that the advantage this season lies entirely with them in the battle for prime-time ratings.

The Great Qualifier Comeback: Historic Advancement After 4:1 Home Defeat
Aarhus, which won the Danish championship after 40 years, stunned with a huge turnaround in Poland: 3:0 in 90 minutes, 4:1 after extra time, and 3:4 in a penalty shootout.

PM to Senator John Fetterman: "We are proud that you are our friend"
Netanyahu praised Democratic Senator John Fetterman for his support of Israel, telling him: "Your stance will be remembered in history" • Fetterman sharply criticized his party and the New York City Council member, declaring: "I will be the conscience of the Democratic Party."

If Portland wants to become a "serious contender in the West", this is what will need to happen
In the United States, analysts argue that Morant will help take some of the offensive burden off Avdija's shoulders: "Deni cannot do it all alone. Ja will help."

US Air Operation Against Iran Could Last Two Weeks
US President Donald Trump is considering an intensive air operation lasting up to 14 days to significantly damage Iran's missile arsenal. Disagreements persist within the US defense leadership regarding the scope of the response, amid concerns over escalation and a shortage of interceptors.

Lawsuit Against Haaretz: Relative of Shin Bet Chief Reaches Settlement
After the uncle of the Shin Bet chief demanded 500,000 shekels in compensation, alleging a smear campaign, the legal dispute against Haaretz has officially concluded following a mediation process.

Mustafa Sheikh Youssef signs for another season at Bnei Sakhnin
After initially missing team training, Mustafa Sheikh Youssef has signed a one-year contract extension with Bnei Sakhnin, continuing under manager Yossi Abukasis. The 30-year-old midfielder made his Premier League debut last season, recording three goals and one assist in 26 appearances.

At a minimum, like the Kangwa sale: The money Hapoel Be'er Sheva has already secured
The big victory over Víkingur this Wednesday secured Hapoel Be'er Sheva a long European season, for the first time since the summer of 2022. The club is guaranteed a spot in the league stage of either the Champions League, Europa League, or Conference League.

Panathinaikos Completes Major Signing: Sylvain Francisco Joins the Roster
Following two months of discussions and five days of intensive negotiations, the Greens have reached an agreement with ASVEL. The French guard is set to sign a three-year deal worth approximately 10.5 million euros.

“I thought things about Israel that in the end weren't really true, I didn't think I would connect like this to the country”
Tomorrow, gymnast Alex Myakinin faces a crucial fitness test that will decide if he qualifies for the European Championships. In an interview, he shares his efforts: “I have two more weeks to put up a fight and show that I'm here.”

"Our story is hope for all humanity": The closing of the circle for the Israeli and Iranian judoka
While the two countries speak through threats and missiles, an Israeli and an Iranian met for a different kind of battle – on the judo mat, with national flags on their chests. Seven years after the Ayatollah regime prevented them from meeting in the World Championship final, Sagi Muki and Saeid Mollaei closed an emotional circle – in the Holy Land. Mollaei: "So happy to be here."

The pyramid of failures and the chain of mistakes of Maccabi Haifa
True, it's only the Toto Cup and there's no reason for it to panic yet, but Maccabi Haifa's poor start is the result of a chain of managerial mistakes that drag on from season to season. They shape a culture of suspicion, criticism, blame-seeking, and shifting responsibility, lacking the patience necessary for systems looking for a new direction.

National Fiasco: How the Italian National Team Turned into a Ridiculous Farce
Forget missing the World Cup—Italy is now struggling to sign a coach without getting into trouble. From the choice of Pirlo, canceled due to questionable ties with a Russian gambling portal, to the appointment of a man recently labeled a "traitor," the farce continues.

The Royal Road: Hapoel Be'er Sheva Defeated Víkingur and Secured a European Season
Hapoel Be'er Sheva struggled against Víkingur for about an hour, but Zahi Ahmed (65) headed in the lead goal, Amir Ganah (80) made it 0:2, and the Israeli champion erased the 2:1 loss from Iceland, securing at least participation in the Conference League. Red Star Belgrade awaits in the third qualifying round of the Champions League.

Ukraine warns the Hasidim: "It is not possible to guarantee your safety in Uman"
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry warned that the war and ongoing shelling make it impossible to guarantee the safety of Hasidim arriving in Uman for Rosh Hashanah. The authorities also warned of a shortage of shelters and medical services, alongside movement restrictions and a curfew in the country.

Against Abu Fani and Loizou: This is what awaits Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the next stage
Hapoel Be'er Sheva secured a spot in a European group stage after a comeback against Vikingur. Now, they face a tough challenge in the Champions League third qualifying round against Red Star Belgrade.

The 16 children rescued from the 'house of horrors' in Ohio will be separated: 'The rehabilitation process will take time'
US welfare officials estimate that the 16 children rescued from an Ohio home will not remain together and that their rehabilitation will take a long time. Four family members are accused of 16 counts of child endangerment, but deny the charges.

USA warns its citizens around the world: "Be vigilant"
The State Department called on American citizens around the world to exercise increased vigilance against the backdrop of tensions in the Middle East and fears of escalation. Hours later, two American tourists were stabbed near the Acropolis in Athens, but Greek authorities clarified that there is no indication of a link between the incident and terrorism or the warning.

Report: Hapoel Tel Aviv approached ex-player who refused to return to Israel
Brazilian media claim that the Reds attempted to bring back Bruno Caboclo, but the player has no intention of returning to Israel. While his agent prefers to keep him in Europe, the forward is leaning towards a move to Flamengo.

Sharp Turmoil on Wall Street: Dow Jones Plunged and Oil Prices Soared
A volatile trading day on the New York Stock Exchange ended with sharp declines across leading indices, driven by Middle East escalation and a surge in bond yields.
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Beloved TV presenter cast in a new role: "They told me it was dangerous"
The well-known television presenter and one of the prominent stars on the i24news channel has been appointed as the official spokesperson for the National Labor Federation and is starring in a new campaign as "Agent Sade," while continuing his television work.

Fewer Farms, Fewer Farmers: The Crisis Threatening Israel's Food Security
The number of agricultural farms in Israel has dropped by nearly 60% over four decades, while the influx of new farmers remains far below the required level. The industry is undergoing a technological revolution, but labor shortages and uncertainty hinder the next generation's entry.

Extreme Heat Weekend: Weather Forecast
A significant heatwave is expected to begin today, Thursday, and continue throughout the weekend. Temperatures will rise and heat stress will intensify, reaching its peak on Saturday.

4 tips for a relationship of decades - and what everyone forgets along the way
Two couples who have lived together for more than six decades share the principles that have guided their relationship over the years: mutual respect, personal space, small gestures, and enjoying the journey are at the heart of the story.

Salary and "field improvisation": How Rebbetzins are conquering Europe
Rebbetzins and Jewish community leaders in Europe face challenges that rarely receive a platform, yet resonate with every woman. This initiative, now in its fourth year by the Conference of European Rabbis, supports them in a role that carries great responsibility and power, but lacks formal training.

Continuing to strengthen: Tal Peled signs with Elitzur Netanya
The scorer (24, 1.92m) who played in recent years at Maccabi Rehovot preferred the offer from the team relegated from the Super League and signed for the next season with an automatic extension to his contract if the team promotes to the first league.

Drama on 'Dancing with the Stars': Eden Golan forced to withdraw
Following a series of medical tests and an unequivocal diagnosis, the beloved singer announced her departure from the competition on camera, but surprised viewers with a special final performance.

Rami Levy Stock cuts prices: Essential accessories for only 9.90 shekels
Ahead of the opening of the school year, the chain is offering discounted promotions on a wide range of items, including folding computer desks, orthopedic backpacks from leading brands, and complete packages for children and youth at special prices.

This week, the Prime Minister of Israel encountered a group of sourpusses
Benjamin Netanyahu's party with the Americans is over: he burned all bridges with the Democrats long ago. But recently, against the backdrop of the war with Iran that leads nowhere, he has also lost a large segment of the Republican Party.

Perhaps it is time to rethink the security of senior officials
Whoever seeks to lead must understand that privileges are inseparable from risks. Leaders should not be immune to the dangers that ordinary citizens face.

27 teams pursued LeBron James: Agent reveals behind-the-scenes details
According to ESPN, 27 teams courted LeBron James, including rivals Boston and the Clippers. Rich Paul suggests Philadelphia could extend the star's career until age 45.

Bodyguards for AI agents: A massive $113 million raise for Onyx Security
Cybersecurity firm Onyx Security has raised $113 million in a Series B round led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The company's platform enables organizations to securely and controllably deploy AI agents, mitigating risks associated with autonomous machine operations.

Facing Golan
The Democrats party could be the second largest in the change bloc if Bennett and Lapid split after the elections. Its members do not hide their desire to promote the idea of a Palestinian state. But this is exactly what could keep the undecided from the Religious Zionist sector in the embrace of Netanyahu and the Haredim.

"A whole generation stuck in waiting": The damage to reservists' wages could reach 20%
A decline in wages, delays in studies, and career stagnation: A new study by the Taub Center warns of the long-term consequences of prolonged service since October 7. About 70,000 students served in the reserves in the past year, and the average payment per day of service dropped by about 30%.

A wave of exceptional requests for Arnona increases: The localities where the sharpest jump is expected
Municipal property tax (Arnona) is set to rise automatically by 3.05% in 2027, but many local authorities have requested additional exceptional increases from the Ministry of Interior, reaching as high as 33%. The business sector has announced its intention to fight these measures.

Precedent in the judicial system: Shin Bet checked Qadi candidates - and led to their disqualification
First publication: For the first time, a security opinion on candidates was transferred to the Committee for the Appointment of Qadis even before the vote on their appointments. Following information about the connection of some of them to the Northern Branch of the Islamic Movement, the committee decided not to discuss their candidacy. The check was conducted at the request of ministers Struck...

The forgotten tweet: Why was female bird song ignored?
After centuries of research focusing on male birds, scientists are now exploring female song, revealing that it is more common and complex than previously thought. The historical bias, driven by a male-dominated field and a focus on northern migratory species, is being challenged as more women enter ornithology.

Between the conscription crisis and the elections: The battle for the Haredi vote
As Haredi parties are in conflict with each other and the Prime Minister, and the Haredi public is dissatisfied with the handling of the conscription issue, some are trying to exploit the crisis. In Jerusalem, a party called 'HaKahal' was launched yesterday with a different goal - to create a list composed by registered members, not by spiritual leaders. Women - currently still out.

Jewish Terror Exists. Israel Katz Just Abolished Its Prosecution
The Minister of Defense's words and actions pose a threat to the state's security. They could not only be used to issue an international arrest warrant against him but could also destroy Israel's reputation as a state that enforces the law without fear or distinction of race, religion, or gender.
