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Suspicion of dangerous weapon play at Hashmonaim training base: Soldier seriously wounded by gunshot to the neck
A preliminary investigation reveals that one of the involved parties inserted a magazine into the weapon, cocked it, and pulled the trigger toward his friend. The IDF has halted training in the battalion, and the Military Police has opened an investigation.

AMD beat analysts' forecasts - but the stock is plunging in after-hours trading
Chip giant AMD reported its second-quarter results, beating analysts' expectations for both earnings and revenue. Despite the strong performance, the company's stock fell 8% in after-hours trading.
The American warehouse is emptying: The figure that stopped the strike on Iran at the last moment
The U.S. has used nearly 80% of its THAAD interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors in the war with Iran. The shortage has alarmed Gulf states and was among the considerations that led Donald Trump to halt an additional strike over the weekend.

Hapoel Tel Aviv Star in Interview: "The Opportunity Not to Play in Israel Attracted Me"
Tomáš Satoranský, who joined Hapoel Tel Aviv, admitted that the team's model of training and playing in Sofia, avoiding frequent flights to Israel, was a key factor in his decision to sign.

Israel Receives Indirect Updates on Negotiations and Remains Vigilant: "The Distance Between Peace and War for Donald Trump is Short"
Jerusalem is not receiving direct updates from the US regarding negotiations with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. Despite diplomatic activity, Israel remains vigilant, citing the unpredictability of Donald Trump's decision-making.

Millionaires in the pool: Mizrahim as a fig leaf | Opinion
Has the old hegemony changed its face - but not its power? Figures like Gadi Eizenkot and Naama Lazimi grant legitimacy to the old structure, while the Mizrahi identity serves as a "storefront" that does not change the power relations behind the scenes. The question is not where they came from - but whom they represent now.

Khalaili Makes First Start of Season as Union Draws Dramatically Against Bodø/Glimt
The Israeli winger nearly scored with a header, and the Belgian side led 3:2 in the 88th minute, but conceded in stoppage time to finish 3:3 in the first leg of the Champions League qualifiers.

Spacecom Reports 78.5% Net Profit Surge in Q2 2026
Despite $2.2 million in exchange rate expenses, Spacecom, operator of the Amos satellite fleet, recorded its fifth consecutive quarter of net profit. Revenue grew by 15%, with an order backlog reaching $66 million.

Bank of Israel Opens Door for Banks to Dual List Abroad
Globes has learned that the Supervisor of Banks has distributed a draft circular allowing banks to apply American accounting standards. This move facilitates dual listing, aims to increase liquidity, and may boost stock performance.

Israelis Who Emigrated Abroad: "We Chose to Leave for a Life Without Fear"
A new Tel Aviv University study reveals that over 90,000 Israelis left the country in 2025 for at least three months. Despair, security concerns, and the cost of living are cited as primary drivers for this growing trend.

Watch the film: Who are you really, Mansour Abbas?
In recent years, the Ra'am party has become one of the most influential players in Israeli politics. After the 2021 elections, the party served as a kingmaker in forming the government, and its chairman, MK Mansour Abbas, became a central figure in the Bennett-Lapid coalition, participating in key decision-making processes.

The change camp must understand: cooperation with the ultra-Orthodox must be strengthened
The criticism of the ultra-Orthodox leadership is not superfluous. But whoever seeks to strengthen the state-oriented Israel must identify and strengthen the ultra-Orthodox forces that seek change from within, and cooperate with them.
Murder of a lawyer in Rishon LeZion: Partner reconstructs the scene
A shocking murder in Rishon LeZion: The partner of the murdered lawyer, who reported the incident to the police and Magen David Adom, recounted the moments of horror during the investigation: "I heard small pops, I didn't think they were gunshots."

Vandalism of tombstone and destroyed flags at the grave of an IDF soldier: "Our hearts are broken"
Unknown individuals maliciously vandalized the grave of Nahal reconnaissance medic Staff Sergeant Nir Hoffman, who was killed late last year in a car accident. A pen with a dedication was submerged in a memorial candle, and mementos from his friends were stolen.

Food Card Distribution Stalled Due to Lack of Equal Criteria
The Ministry of Welfare has failed for over 18 months to set equal criteria for distributing over a quarter of a billion shekels via Shas-led food cards. The funds are likely to remain in the Treasury.

Threat of an explosion in the Bar Association: The Likud's dramatic decision
A legal and political storm is shaking the Likud following the decision of the movement's internal tribunal to cancel the "districts clause." While the party leadership is considering appealing the move to the District Court through attorney Ilan Bombach, senior Likud officials are issuing an unequivocal threat: filing such a petition will lead to an immediate explosion and a direct appeal to the...

Full Belly: The Secret Operation That Revealed an Ancient Merchant Ship on the Seabed
Marine archaeologists in Greece have uncovered the remains of an ancient merchant ship carrying hundreds of amphorae off the coast of Andros. The discovery, announced by the Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities, sheds new light on maritime trade networks in the Aegean Sea during the late classical period.
Senate Committee Advances Trump's Attorney General Nominee After Demanding Key Concessions
The US Senate Judiciary Committee has approved the nomination of Todd Blanche for Attorney General. The confirmation followed intense scrutiny over his ties to President Donald Trump and a requirement that he formally dissolve a controversial legal fund and meet with victims of Jeffrey Epstein.

Fatal Accident in the Negev: One Dead, Two Injured
A man in his 50s was killed in a collision between a car and a truck on Highway 80 in the Negev. Two other men sustained serious and moderate injuries respectively.

Elisha Banai pleads for help: "A valuable cash reward is guaranteed"
The musician shared that his father, Yuval Banai, lost his most prized possession about a month ago, and the family has been searching for it ever since. The singer is calling on the public for help and promising a cash reward to anyone who can locate the bicycle.

New vacation details: Eyal Golan spends time in Mykonos with Maya Ziv
Eyal Golan has embarked on a luxurious getaway to Mykonos with a large entourage, including a figure who continues to spark significant public interest.

El Al adds flights to a popular destination with prices starting at $868
The summer season is in full swing, and many Israelis are already planning their vacations for the Tishrei holidays. In response to growing demand, the Israeli airline is increasing the number of direct flights to Tokyo.

Jordan Convenes Emergency Meeting of Arab Foreign Ministers Over 'Israeli Takeover' of Temple Mount
Jordan is convening an emergency meeting of foreign ministers from Arab and Islamic countries due to what it defines as an 'immediate threat' of an Israeli takeover of the Temple Mount. Amman warns that violating the status quo could ignite a major religious conflict.

Spotify Unveils AI-Powered Remix Tool
Spotify is expanding its AI-driven project that allows listeners to create covers and remixes. The Merlin organization has joined Universal in this initiative, bringing over 30,000 independent labels into the ecosystem.

Channel 14 correspondent attacks Raviv Drucker: "Ignoring the problematic clauses"
Following Drucker's support for the new plan to end the fighting in Gaza, Sharia Harush launched a frontal attack and exposed the three dramatic failures that he claims will endanger the country's security and grant a direct reward to Hamas.

Before the reports are published: SpaceX stock jumps by 8.4%
SpaceX, the company controlled by Elon Musk, is set to release its first-quarter financial results. Amid market anticipation, the company's stock has jumped by 8.4% on Wall Street.
Syrian army raises alert and moves forces - IDF sends a reassuring message
The Syrian army has raised its alert level and mobilized units, while simultaneously reporting reinforcements to the Iraq border. The IDF clarifies that the move is related to internal tensions in northern Syria, far from Israel, and that there is no fear of friction on the Golan.

One Dead and Two Injured in Collision Near Tel Arad
A fatal road accident occurred on Tuesday evening on Highway 80 near the Tel Arad junction, involving a truck and a private vehicle. A man in his 50s was pronounced dead at the scene, while two others were evacuated to Soroka Hospital for further treatment.

Instead of a First Birthday: Channel 14 Presenter Honors Memory of His Baby Daughter
Channel 14 presenter Tamir Shnaid shared a moving tribute to his daughter Emmanuel, who would have celebrated her first birthday today. The baby passed away eight months ago from sudden infant death syndrome.
Raviv Drucker against the senior Likud member: "A blunt person and a bully"
Raviv Drucker attacked Likud Central Committee chairman Haim Katz, claiming he "set a new record for opportunism" in the party while trying to re-engineer its list ahead of the primaries.

Rare 'Rabbit Fever': The epidemic spreading under the nose of the CDC
Health authorities on Long Island in the USA issued a warning to the public on Tuesday regarding a rare and potentially fatal disease transmitted by ticks, after three probable cases of tularemia — a severe illness known as 'rabbit fever' — were discovered and reported by the Suffolk County Department of Health.

Despite threats of escalation: Thousands of young people from the Diaspora gather in Israel
The central summer event of the Taglit project took place this evening in a massive show in Tel Aviv. Prof. Miriam Adelson called on participants to stand firm against antisemitism: "Stand for what you believe in — Israel is your home."

Kicks, Curses and Spitting: Disorder at Conference on Haredi IDF Tracks | Footage
A group of extremist protesters disrupted a conference in Jerusalem focused on IDF service tracks for Haredi youth. Demonstrators blocked the organizers' van, assaulted attendees, and shouted insults at former Major General (res.) Ofer Winter.

Patel shares the stressful experience with a taxi driver: "I can't stop crying"
Patel shared with her followers on social media a stressful event she claims she went through during a ride, and said she remained upset even after returning home.

Extremists curse Ofer Winter: "Lowly traitor, you have no forgiveness"
Protesters gathered outside a recruitment event in Jerusalem, shouting insults at Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter, calling him an "inciter" and a "heretic."

Six years after the explosion at the port of Beirut: Lebanon accelerates the investigation into the disaster
The Lebanese Minister of Justice announced that the investigation into the Beirut port explosion will be managed as a top priority, promising that the file will be transferred to an investigating judge within 60-90 days. Six years after the disaster, which killed 218 people, Lebanon promises to advance the search for the truth.

Privatized and Captive: The State's Struggle with Social Service Procurement
The government has acknowledged severe failures in its 17 billion shekel social procurement system. An inter-ministerial team recommends establishing a pool of service operators to improve quality and reduce bureaucracy.

Historic Mission: Herzl's Grandparents to be Reinterred on Mount Herzl
IDF Rabbinate teams have completed the mission of repatriating the remains of Shimon Leib and Rivka Herzl to Israel. On Wednesday, they will be laid to rest on Mount Herzl alongside their grandson, the visionary of the state.

Feeling adventurous? These are the hidden springs in Israel that are waiting just for you
Throughout Judea and Samaria, a series of wading corners and pastoral pools have been built in the last two years, dedicated to the memory of IDF fallen soldiers and victims of hostilities. Get the guide for a refreshing dip with added value.

23 million euros per season: Mohamed Salah on the way to a surprising move
Dramatic reports in Turkey reveal that one of the greatest players of the last decade has agreed to a two-year deal, and will receive, in addition to the huge salary, full profits from jersey sales outside the country.

Enforcement and Collection Authority warns Israelis of new phishing wave
A rising wave of fraud and phishing attempts continues to hit Israel. This time, scammers are sending fictitious messages in the name of the Enforcement and Collection Authority, claiming an active debt exists and prompting users to enter personal information on a fraudulent website.

Sofwave Stock Surges 320%: How the Israeli Company Rides the Ozempic Wave
Medical aesthetics company Sofwave has become a standout performer on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The stock has climbed 48% since the start of 2026 and 320% over the last three years, bringing the company's market value to approximately 1.48 billion shekels.

Promising Israeli startup closes after a year: the AI revolution claims another victim
The local venture founded by one of the founders of Wix and managed by the former CEO of TikTok Israel could not withstand the pressure of the artificial intelligence giants, and is now taking the platform offline.

The Hamas Document: A Historic Concession on Paper and Risks on the Ground
The 15-point document agreed upon by Peace Council diplomats includes Hamas's commitment to surrender all weapons and relinquish control over the Gaza Strip. Despite the historic nature of the deal, Israel remains deeply concerned about implementation and security guarantees.

Country by Country: Erdogan's Plan for Middle East Expansion
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is strengthening regional influence, leveraging energy crises in Iraq and instability in Lebanon to expand his footprint.

Protest Following Attorney's Murder: "Black Flag — We Are Leaving Courtrooms"
The Israeli legal community is in shock following the murder of an attorney in Rishon LeZion. The Israel Bar Association has announced protest measures, including a walkout from courtrooms on Wednesday at 10:00 AM to honor the victim's memory.

Dangerous TikTok Weight Loss Trend: 'Magic Honey' Poses Health Risks
The Israel Ministry of Health warns against consuming 'Magic Honey,' also marketed as 'Honey for Weight Loss,' after laboratory tests confirmed it contains sibutramine, a banned substance linked to severe health complications.

Gaza Residents to N12: "Everyone is Desperate, They Are Playing With Us"
Gaza residents express deep despair over the lack of real change and distrust in the parties involved. They fear that both Hamas and the Israeli government are merely maneuvering rather than seeking an end to civilian suffering.

The battle for governance in the Negev: Legal counsel delays government measures
The legal counsel to the government is blocking a key component in the struggle to restore governance in the Negev: the revocation of status for individuals born in Bedouin families to mothers from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. This phenomenon has resulted in an entire generation of children holding full Israeli citizenship while maintaining a Palestinian identity.

"The voter's business only": Behind the dramatic decision of the Elections Committee
Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, has accepted the opinion formulated by the Privacy Clinic at Tel Aviv University. "An extremely important decision; the polling station must be a safe and private environment," stated Prof. Michael Birnhack.

UFC: 'Freedom 250' event results in $30 million loss
Despite impressive viewing figures and record quarterly revenues, the UFC organization ended one of its most talked-about events of the year with a loss of tens of millions of dollars.

Knesset member Merav Ben-Ari is looking for a relationship: "No one hits on me"
The Knesset member came to be interviewed on a podcast and discussed politics, among other things. In moments of drifting to other topics, she shared honestly about her relationships and what she is looking for in a partner.

First publication: The numbers behind the war on smuggling in the south revealed
Behind the operational activity on the southern borders lies a daily, around-the-clock war against smuggling. Data obtained by Channel 14 News shows that since January 2026, IDF soldiers have thwarted significant smuggling attempts.

Indian vessel attacked near Yemen, capsized and sank
India is in the crosshairs: the vessel MSV Faize Noore Oliya was hit while sailing in the Red Sea. All 14 crew members, mostly Indian nationals, were rescued by the Yemeni Coast Guard. New Delhi's Minister of Shipping condemned the incident as an "unjustified attack on an undefended vessel."

Haredi Recruitment Hits Record High Amid Sanctions, Yet Remains a Drop in the Ocean
The IDF recruited 4,300 Haredim in 2025, a record 53% increase. While significant, this figure represents only a small fraction of the 72,000 draft evaders, highlighting the scale of the challenge.

Youth Handball Team One Win Away from World Championship
A major achievement: The Israeli team defeated Montenegro 31:27, advancing to the 9-16 placement matches. They are now just one win away from securing a spot in the prestigious tournament.

Despite 'Superbus' opposition: Buses in Jerusalem to be shut down tomorrow for an hour
Public transport lines in the capital, except for the minibuses to the Old City, will be stopped tomorrow between 14:00 and 15:00. The move comes in protest of a serious incident that happened last week, in which a driver of Arab descent was attacked by a group of teenagers. The 'Koach LaOvdim' organization is calling for stricter punishment for the attackers.

Majority of Israelis Oppose Withdrawal from Gaza: Poll Results
A Channel 14 poll published Tuesday shows that 87% of respondents oppose ending the destruction of terror threats in the Gaza Strip until Hamas is disarmed. The survey also addressed the conduct of Defense Minister Israel Katz, Donald Trump's Iran policy, and calls for investigations into Democratic candidates.

Warning to travelers: Popular streams closed due to abnormal pollution
The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Environmental Protection are warning travelers and local authorities against entering nine streams and water sites in the north, after sampling conducted on Monday revealed abnormal levels of fecal coliform bacteria. The peak was measured at the Haruv pool in the Tzalmon stream — 3,700 bacteria per 100 milliliters of water.

Boy George Lashes Out at Bandcamp After Removal of Pro-Israel Song: "What a Bunch of Whores"
Boy George has criticized Bandcamp for removing his profile following the release of his song "We Will Dance Again." The artist stated the song was written from a place of peace and support for Jewish communities.
3,000 NIS for one day: Applications open for polling station secretary
The Central Elections Committee has opened the application process for polling station secretaries for the upcoming October elections. Applications are accepted until August 14, with a gross payment of 3,000 NIS for the day.
War Fades, But Reservists Don't: The Woman Supporting Families Left Behind
As official aid for reservists' families decreases, Natali Hatuel Ochnik, owner of a Be'er Sheva pizzeria, has launched a personal initiative to provide meals and support to those left behind. Her efforts have become a lifeline for many in the community.

How Hezbollah Infiltrates Villages in Southern Lebanon
Against the backdrop of ongoing talks between Israel and Lebanon, Hezbollah continues its rearmament and efforts to establish itself in southern Lebanon. The Lebanese Army, intended to be a balancing factor, faces significant difficulties in enforcing order and disarming the organization.

Nightmare on the way to summer vacation: Passengers stuck for two hours on a plane without air conditioning - "Two women fainted"
Passengers on an Air Haifa flight to Larnaca were stuck on board the plane in the heavy August heat: "There were babies, children, and adults there. People were banging on the doors."

Shooting at a Mosque in Shefa-Amr: Indictment Against Two Suspects
Last month, a suspect opened fire inside a mosque in Shefa-Amr while brandishing a sword and a pistol before fleeing. Following a manhunt, YAMAM forces arrested the suspect, and a second individual was later apprehended for concealing the weapon.

For 50 shekels: 74-year-old accused of transporting two illegal aliens from Gaza
Police officers stopped a vehicle in Kafr Kanna after one of its passengers tried to hide, and found two residents of the Gaza Strip inside who were in Israel without a permit. The driver, Mahmoud Khatib, admitted that he transported them to their place of work for 50 shekels; indictments and requests for detention until the end of proceedings were filed against the three.

Ministry of Health warns: "Magic Honey" contains life-threatening prohibited substance
Laboratory tests have identified sibutramine in "Magic Honey," a substance prohibited in Israel that can cause heart attacks, strokes, and other severe health risks. The Ministry of Health urges the public to avoid this product.

After mako exposé: Ministry of Health warns against "magic honey"
Following mako Health's report on nine women suffering severe side effects from "magic honey," the Ministry of Health has issued an official warning, confirming the product contains the banned substance sibutramine, which poses life-threatening risks.

Hamas threatens to withdraw from agreement as Israel faces dilemma
As reported by News 14 on Tuesday, Hamas has informed mediators that it is considering withdrawing from emerging deal understandings, citing ongoing Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip. This development presents a significant challenge for ongoing negotiations.

After only about three years: The restaurant that charged 700 shekels per diner is closing
The restaurant, which opened with a unique and ambitious vision, encountered several difficulties along the way that eventually led to its closure. One of the main reasons was the lack of fit for the local audience, for whom the overall experience was not adjusted to the price.

WhatsApp Rolls Out Major Upgrade: New Features for Group Chats
Messaging giant Meta is launching a series of new features for WhatsApp group chats, allowing users to tag all members at once, conduct advanced polls, and switch devices mid-call.
Public transport passengers take note: Strike approved for tomorrow
The Labor Court rejected the management's petition and approved a strike tomorrow on Superbus lines in Jerusalem, following a brutal attack on a driver in which his four teeth were broken by teenagers.

IDF Considers Major General Avi Blut for Head of Aman
The IDF is considering promoting Major General Avi Blut to the position of Head of Aman. This follows a public dispute between Defense Minister Israel Katz and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir regarding senior officer appointments.

The 'Haredi Tziburi' faction issues ultimatum to ultra-Orthodox parties
Chairman of the 'Haredi Tziburi' faction, Moti Leitner, has demanded clear answers from the leaders of Shas, Degel HaTorah, and Agudat Yisrael regarding political representation. The faction has set a deadline of this Friday for a response.

Large-Scale Study: Where Do People Live Longest in Good Health?
We live longer, but not necessarily better: a study covering 204 countries found that people today spend a significant portion of their lives with illness and disability. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable in wealthy nations. Where does Israel rank in the global index? Welcome to our new column, "Longevity Science."

Indian ship sinks off the coast of Yemen following attack
The Indian cargo ship "Faizi Nuri Aulia" sank on Tuesday after being struck by an attacking vessel 13 nautical miles south of the Houthi-controlled city of Al-Hodeidah. All 14 crew members were rescued by the Yemeni Coast Guard.

Procter & Gamble acquires nutritional supplement brand for $3.8 billion
Procter & Gamble is acquiring the nutritional supplement brand Thorne for $3.8 billion. The deal aims to expand the corporation's Health and Wellness division.

"A project that will change the region": Harish connects to the national railway network
The National Planning and Building Council has deposited the "Mesilot Menashe" plan, which includes a 50 km double railway line and three new stations. The line will connect Harish, the Baka-Jatt area, the Menashe settlements, and Alon Emek Hefer to the national railway network, shortening travel times to the center and including road upgrades in the area.

Video: A young fan broke onto the stage of Sasson Shaulov, who protected him from a security guard
This heartwarming incident occurred at the height of the summer vacation, when dozens of free municipal concerts for teenagers often turn from festive events into security chaos on stage.

Advertising Agencies and Brand Competition: Why McCann Works with Two Rivals
This summer, the credit card market saw intense competition between Fly Card, FlyAway, and SkyMAX. The situation drew attention as McCann Tel Aviv began handling advertising for two competing brands simultaneously.
75-year-old man found stabbed in Tel Aviv: suspect arrested
A 75-year-old man was found on Levinsky Street with penetrating wounds and was evacuated to Ichilov Hospital in serious but stable condition. Shortly thereafter, a 27-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assault, and police are seeking to extend her detention.

Veteran transport company seeks buyer: 31 million shekel debt
The transport company "VIP Lux Travel" has applied to the court for a temporary stay of proceedings to negotiate with creditors, while simultaneously seeking a potential buyer, due to debts of 31 million shekels.

A revolution in public transport: The new Moovit feature to help you live longer
A comprehensive Israeli study involving thousands of public transport passengers has led to a new technological development in the Moovit app, offering a unique model of double benefit for your health.

Fired CEO to receive 3 million shekels: "Dafni" company dispute resolved
The Supreme Court rejected this week the cross-appeals in the dispute surrounding the electric hairbrush company "Dafni". In this context, the CEO will receive a total of about 3 million shekels, including the value of the shares, interest, and legal expenses.

Fire in the Black Sea: Turkish-owned ship attacked, 3 crew members seriously injured
Maritime incident off the Russian coast: 22 crew members were evacuated after a fire broke out on a ship hit by a drone. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ankara warns against the ongoing targeting of civilian vessels.

A private jet like Eyal Golan: The true cost per flight hour
Celebrities and business leaders have largely moved away from owning planes, opting for hourly rentals instead. Here is what it costs to enjoy the luxury of direct runway access.
Yaakov Amidror: "Once the War Ends, We Must Strike Qatar with All Our Might"
Former National Security Council head Yaakov Amidror stated that Qatar plays a destructive role in the region. He argued that once the war concludes, Israel must take a firm stance against the state.

Tal Tito reveals: "The primary source of anxiety and discomfort for me"
The Big Brother participant shared with her followers a surprising difficulty that has arisen since she started spending time between her home and her partner Tamir Golan's home.
On the way to another revolution: weight-loss injections may reduce breast cancer recurrence
New studies raise the possibility that drugs from the GLP-1 family, used to treat obesity and diabetes, may reduce the risk of breast cancer recurrence. However, at this stage, these are observational findings only.

Personal example: Europe is in crisis, yet continental leaders head for summer vacation
The Spanish Prime Minister has faced sharp criticism for taking a vacation during the migration crisis in Ceuta. The British Prime Minister went on leave just two weeks after taking office, while leaders in Germany, France, and Italy are also beginning their summer breaks.

WhatsApp mystery: Accounts are being blocked, and Meta provides no explanations
Many users in Israel and around the world report that their WhatsApp account has been blocked without warning. Experts estimate that a monitoring algorithm is misclassifying normal usage patterns as spam. Here is what to do if you are blocked.

"Who Needs Ten Fingers?": Meeting the New Generation of Combat Soldiers
On Tuesday, recruits and their families gathered at Ariel Sharon Park for induction into the IDF Combat Engineering Corps. Despite parental anxiety, the new recruits show high morale and determination.

Moments Before Elections: A Round of Appointments in Defense Companies
The Israeli government is actively shaping the boards of directors of leading defense companies, such as IAI and Rafael, as they prepare for IPOs. These appointments are accompanied by intense political maneuvering.

After finding vulnerabilities in Apple and Meta, Oligo raises another $60 million
Israeli startup Oligo has raised $60 million to further develop its runtime application security platform. The technology enables the blocking of cyberattacks in real-time without requiring application downtime.

Amazon at a peak, Bezos heads to the bank: A massive $4.1 billion divestment
Following strong quarterly results, founder Jeff Bezos has filed a plan to sell 15 million shares of Amazon. Bezos remains the company's largest private shareholder with an 8% stake, as Amazon's market capitalization recently surpassed the $3 trillion threshold.

Azerbaijan Claims Israel Halted Armenian Genocide Recognition: "Turkey's Interests are a Red Line"
A senior official in the Azerbaijani President's office claims that Israel halted the initiative to recognize the events of 1915 as the "Armenian genocide" following diplomatic pressure from Baku.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Trading volume surge drives 81% net profit growth
The exchange’s revenues rose 36% in the second quarter, with net profit jumping 81%. Increased capital market activity and higher clearing fees fueled the expansion, while the stock’s valuation has returned to a more moderate multiple.

If these data remain, it is a preparation for a turnaround | Amit Segal
While Eisenkot and Golan supporters are in a frenzy, the Right is showing peak complacency, even in the national-religious and ultra-Orthodox sectors. Benjamin Netanyahu and his partners have 12 weeks to wake up the field, or they will witness a change happening before their eyes.

A green day for the indices, Bazan lost 4.69% of its value | Stock market summary
The trading day on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with gains in the two flagship indices. Enlight Energy leads the list of top gainers, while Amram stock positioned itself at the top of today's losers.

40 Million Shekel Investment: David InterContinental Hotel Unveils Major Renovation
One of Israel's leading luxury hotels has completed a large-scale upgrade project. The renovation includes the redesign of over 100 rooms, the launch of a new accommodation category, and the addition of luxurious suites with sea views.
A 2-million-shekel gift: Mexican Jewish community builds park for Yahalom unit
The new Fighters' Park for the Yahalom unit has been inaugurated, funded by a 2-million-shekel donation from the Jewish community in Mexico. The complex will serve as a venue for unit ceremonies and soldier welfare, featuring a monument dedicated to the unit's fallen.

Sea Turtle Swept into Power Station Cooling System: Rescue Operation Caught on Video
Employees at the 'Rotenberg' power station in Ashkelon halted operations after discovering a sea turtle trapped in the cooling system. The turtle, nicknamed 'Babchuk,' was successfully rescued and transferred to the National Sea Turtle Rescue Center for rehabilitation.

Resuscitation efforts on a 5-year-old who drowned in a public pool in the town of Omer
A 5-year-old boy drowned this afternoon in a public pool in the town of Omer in the Negev. An MDA team was called to the scene and performed resuscitation efforts. His condition is critical.

IDF Limits Targeted Killings in Gaza Strip
IDF forces in the Gaza Strip have received a new directive to conduct attacks only to eliminate immediate threats. Targeted killings now require the approval of the Chief of Staff and the political echelon.

Police participation in "HaPatriotim": Mahash ruling and demands for the Police Commissioner
After ynet revealed that police commanders requested officers to attend the filming of the program "HaPatriotim" as audience members, the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) ruled there were no grounds for a criminal investigation, referring the matter to police disciplinary authorities.

“The Truth Came to Light”: Odeya Wins Defamation Lawsuit
Singer Odeya Azoulay has won a legal battle against a woman who spread false claims about an alleged affair. The defendant admitted in court that there was no truth to her accusations.

Ramat Gan Deputy Mayor Israel Zari Joins "Yashar!" Party
The chairman of the "Yashar!" party, former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, announced the addition of Ramat Gan Deputy Mayor Israel Zari to the party. Zari is recognized for his extensive municipal experience and advocacy for civil rights.

Strengthening of the shekel boosts Wilifood's profitability, but consumer prices remain high
The strengthening of the shekel against the dollar and euro has significantly boosted the gross profitability of food importer Wilifood. Despite these gains, the company has not lowered consumer prices.

Valuation doubled within a year: Cyber company OLIGO Security raised $60 million
OLIGO Security has raised $60 million in an extended Series B funding round. This investment brings the total capital raised by the company to $140 million, with its valuation more than doubling over the past year.

Censorship blocks Globes article publication without explanation
Globes brings to the public's attention an unusual decision by the censorship to delay an article's publication indefinitely without providing a security justification. This case raises further questions regarding the consistency of the censorship's policy.

Towards the upcoming elections: The precedent-setting decision of the Elections Committee Chairman
Party representatives at polling stations will not be able to share information about the identity of voters who have arrived to exercise their right to vote. Judge Noam Sohlberg ruled that the measure constitutes an infringement on privacy. However, factions will be allowed to continue using voter registry data to communicate with the public.

Unexpected guest at the Ashkelon power station: Wounded sea turtle rescued from the cooling system
Rothenberg power station employees stopped operations and rescued the turtle, which was swept by seawater into the cooling system. An examination revealed it was a young green sea turtle weighing 2.5 kg. It was named "Babchuk" and transferred to the Israel Nature and Parks Authority rescue center for further treatment and rehabilitation.
The hero who refused Netanyahu’s slate: "The place that rotted on October 7"
Avidey Bachar, who lost his family on October 7, criticized the Gaza deal on 103fm, calling it "the last nail in Israel’s coffin." He also confirmed his refusal to join the Likud party, stating he has no intention of entering politics.
Election preparations at their peak: "Many conspiracy theories are being spread"
Acting Director General of the Central Elections Committee, Advocate Din Lavna, discussed election preparations, the fight against fake news, and measures to ensure transparency in an interview with 103fm radio.

Rami Levy Launches Aggressive Promotions: Popular Products for 64.90 NIS Until August 8
The "Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma" chain is launching a major campaign with significant discounts in its meat department, valid at all branches across the country for a limited time.

Arik Shtilman reveals for the first time: The date Rapyd will go public on NASDAQ
Arik Shtilman, founder and CEO of the fintech company Rapyd, has revealed the timeline for the company's NASDAQ IPO, while confirming that it will not be traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Cinema frenzy: Over 150,000 Israelis break a years-long record
The PLANET chain reports its strongest weekend since the COVID-19 pandemic, with an unprecedented surge in ticket demand and historic attendance figures in premium halls nationwide.

"Save me, my husband is murdering me": 91-year-old stabbed his wife due to suspicion of infidelity
Seven decades of marriage ended in a bloodbath: a 91-year-old senior is accused of attempting to murder his wife in their home. These are the shocking testimonies from the interrogation room about the horrific drama of the 91-year-olds from Rishon LeZion.

The crisis of trust is a direct threat to national resilience
Instead of healing the wound, the leadership is promoting a political investigative committee that is not national and independent, in order to protect the personal legal standing of its leaders. These moves, alongside other actions that undermine the pillars of democracy, testify to a worldview that prefers power over integrity and collapses trust, the only resource that allows a citizen to feel...

The Monday Method: Mass Layoffs and Doubling CEO Salaries
Monday's leadership initiated a wave of layoffs affecting 620 employees while simultaneously asking shareholders to approve a plan to double their own compensation packages to $14 million by 2029.

Lieberman's slip of the tongue exposes the 'Only Not Bibi' camp's trick
Say a big thank you to Avigdor Lieberman for a rare moment of political candor. When asked about Yair Golan, he couldn't help but say: 'I would be happy to praise him, just let him be quiet. That is his greatest contribution to our victory.' This 'just be quiet' advice perfectly captures the strategy of his political camp.

He asked for a phone to study — and spent 42,000 rupees on a game
An 8th-grade student in India used his father’s phone, but instead of studying, he made purchases in the online game Roblox totaling about 42,000 rupees. His family sought help online after claiming that the money, intended for loan repayment and tuition, disappeared due to these transactions.

Modest as usual: The viral footage of Messi in Miami that is breaking the internet
A new viral video circulating in the last few hours on the social network X is exciting millions of fans around the world. The footage shows Inter Miami star Lionel Messi spontaneously leaving a local store in Miami. A fan who was present at the scene and spotted 'La Pulga' from a short distance recorded the moment when Messi noticed the camera, smiled warmly, and waved hello before getting into...

A girl watched her parents' wedding video — and her reaction stunned the web
The video that left no eye dry: a recording of a 3-year-old girl watching her parents' wedding has garnered 1.5 million likes in two days and 9 million views. Her mother, Madeline, who runs the "Mom Life" page, shared the moment she showed her daughter the footage from their big day for the first time.

Massive cyber incident at Hugging Face: Hundreds of thousands of users at risk
Attackers took over the account of a well-known developer on the popular AI model sharing platform and injected malicious code into dozens of common open-source libraries. The incident could affect thousands of organizations and hundreds of thousands of users worldwide. Security experts urge caution.

Assessment Error Leads to 2.5 Million Shekel Debt
Ten property owners in Hod HaSharon face a 2,583,840 shekel betterment levy demand after an initial assessment was found to be erroneous.

Vandalism of Sergeant Yehuda Peretz memorial: two suspects arrested
Security forces arrested two suspects in the Bedouin village of Bir Hadaj on Tuesday for vandalizing a memorial to the late IDF soldier, Sergeant Yehuda Peretz, in the settlement of Retamim. The arrests follow an investigation into an incident that occurred last month.

Before It Even Comes Out: An International Achievement for Avi Nesher’s Film
"Our Loves," Nesher’s new film about October 7, was selected for one of the upcoming Toronto Film Festival’s programs—one year after it was marked by pro-Palestinian protests. The film features Shalom Michaeliashvili, Maggie Azarzar, Yaniv Biton, and Daniel Gimpel, a candidate for the Ophir Prize.

Intermediaries: progress in talks for a temporary deal on the strait; waiting for Mojtaba
Reports indicate that talks to regulate the opening of the Strait of Hormuz are “advancing at full speed” and that “significant progress” has been achieved. An official announcement of the new arrangements is expected within a few hours or tomorrow. At the same time, intermediaries informed the United States of progress in talks to reach a temporary agreement with Iran, though a source noted that...

Linor Abargil under sharp attack: "Enough with this religious proselytizing"
A video by former Miss World Linor Abargil, encouraging women to adopt modest dress and cover their heads, has sparked a heated social media debate. While critics compared her message to "The Handmaid's Tale," Abargil firmly defended her right to express her views.

Burger King CEO and stars celebrate: The sparkling launch at Azrieli
Just before the end of the summer vacation, CEO Dana Tochner hosted stars and children at a sparkling event. These are the celebrities who arrived at the Burger King summer launch in collaboration with the film "PAW Patrol: Dino Island."

One less task for parents: Wolt and Golf Kids launch school uniform delivery
Forget the exhausting queues in the August heat: for the first time in Israel, Wolt is delivering packs of school shirts with logos directly to your door with no delivery fees.

'Shimshon of Brands' injured in a chase after his motorcycle thieves: "It's a miracle I'm alive"
Ilan Tabib, known for his brand store promotions, said he was involved in a traffic accident while chasing youths who stole his motorcycle. According to him, while he was lying injured on the road, his wristwatch was also stolen from him.

Hamas disarmament prospects: Military correspondent's assessment
Military correspondent Hillel Biton-Rosen presented his assessment of the Gaza agreement prospects in an open studio session: "I do not know of a terrorist organization that threw away its weapons and surrendered."

Adva Dadon sets the record straight: The truth behind the mishap at her wedding
A few days after their wedding, journalist Adva Dadon and actor Yadin Gelman have addressed the musical mishap that occurred during their chuppah ceremony.

Star of "Married at First Sight" on personal tragedy: "An experience of abandonment, life is over"
Evyatar Dangur opens up to the Keshet 12 cameras, sharing for the first time the story of losing both his parents, his mother's battle with illness, and the moment his father gave up on life. Watch a preview of the upcoming episode of "Married at First Sight."

Public Space Usurped: A Journey of Harassment, Nudity, and Shouting at the Jerusalem Hills Springs
The clear springs of the Jerusalem hills are turning into scenes of violent confrontation and sexual harassment. Travelers report groups of men stripping naked in public spaces, disregarding modesty and the rights of others.
“Shame”: IDF announced a victory while a battle was still ongoing — and the losers were its own fighters | Avi Ashkenazi
The victory that the IDF announced this morning was, according to the author, not against Hamas or Hezbollah, but against its own soldiers from the “Tzabar” battalion of the Givati Brigade. The article discusses the double standards in discipline applied to soldiers versus commanders.

Neo-Nazis besieged a hotel in Bulgaria where dozens of Jewish teenagers were staying
A group of black-clad skinheads blocked the entrance to a hotel in the resort town of Bansko, cursed the young people, and performed Nazi salutes while shouting "Sieg Heil." Police called to the scene drove them away, but they returned shortly after. The incident comes about a week after a group of 18-year-old Israelis were attacked in Sunny Beach.

Iran Seeks to Harden Stance Against US to Create Leverage
A senior Iranian official stated that Tehran has realized it must establish leverage before negotiating with Donald Trump. Meanwhile, reports indicate the US is facing a shortage of long-range missiles.

"All I want is to know what happened to my son": She woke up to her son's cries and found him seriously wounded
A mother from Haifa woke up early in the morning to the cries of her teenage son and found him seriously wounded by stab wounds in his room. In an interview with N12, she emphasized that her family had never faced such a situation before. The police have opened an investigation into the incident, which appears to be criminal in nature, but no suspects have been arrested yet.

He replaced coffee with energy drinks for a week — here is what happened
Journalist Jamie Waters from the Wall Street Journal decided to test the trend taking over gyms and offices: swapping daily coffee for energy drinks. Over the course of a week, he consumed 16.5 cans, and the experiment completely changed his perspective on his morning brew.

Georgina Rodriguez against body shaming: "It worries me that they call me fat"
After paparazzi photos of her on a yacht sparked a wave of criticism regarding her figure, the future wife of the football superstar decided to respond to the haters. She emphasized that she is proud of her body and refuses to conform to imposed standards.

Polymarket in Talks to Raise Funds at Over $20 Billion Valuation
Prediction platform Polymarket is seeking to raise $1 billion at a valuation exceeding $20 billion. The company faces stiff competition from Kalshi and an ongoing investigation by the CFTC.

Expanding Beyond Israel and Poland: Sunflower Enters the Spanish Market
Sunflower is acquiring three solar projects in Spain with a capacity of 137 MW. The deal will add 19% to its annual revenue and 17% to its annual EBITDA in the first stage.

Rival MKs Clash: "You Are Disgracing the Torah!"
Ahead of the 2026 elections, the "Election Arena" segment hosted a heated debate between MK Michael Malkieli (Shas) and MK Oded Forer (Yisrael Beiteinu). The discussion covered IDF conscription, the cost of living, and security failures.

Holiday Pay: Who is Eligible and How to Calculate Your Entitlements
Holiday pay is a right often overlooked by hourly and daily workers. We explain who is eligible, the seniority and attendance requirements, and how to verify your pay slip to ensure you receive what you are owed.
Iran threatens Israeli coastline — IDF Navy launches massive exercise
Against the backdrop of Revolutionary Guards' threats to target strategic assets, the IDF Navy is practicing a multi-front campaign along Israel's coast and in the Red Sea. The drills focus on protecting energy facilities, merchant ships, and ports from missile attacks, UAVs, and maritime incursions.

For the first time in the history of the military justice system: A pilot project for prisoner petitions has launched
The move is intended to allow judicial review by military courts over decisions of military detention facility authorities regarding the conditions of detention of detainees and prisoners. This is part of the desire to promote the rights of soldiers held in detention and imprisonment | First publication

Ashkelon Raid Uncovers Gambling Den Linked to Senior Criminal Figure
Detectives from the Ashkelon station and Southern Border Police raided the premises, detaining four suspects and seizing bingo equipment, cash, and checks. The senior criminal figure suspected of managing the operation was not present during the raid; the investigation is ongoing.

Milwidsky to Protesters: "They Are Worse Than Nukhba"
During a Finance Committee meeting, Chairman Hanoch Milwidsky clashed with activists protesting the transfer of 360 million shekels to settlements, calling them "worse than Nukhba."

Second Time in a Week: Israeli Flag Vandalized at IDF Soldier's Grave
An outrageous incident occurred in northern Israel near the Banias stream, where vandals tore down an Israeli flag at the grave of Staff Sergeant Regev Amar, who fell on October 7. This is the second such incident in one week.

Feed HaKesef: A podcast on current economic trends with Israel's leading influencers
'Feed HaKesef' is a podcast produced by the ice website in collaboration with IBI. Hosted by Oren Barsky, it features heads of major financial communities and leading Israeli influencers discussing investments, trading, and the latest economic news.

Arbel Mizrahi on her physical transformation: "At the beginning of my imprisonment, I started emotional eating"
A year after her release from prison, Arbel Mizrahi shares the physical and mental changes she has undergone, her decision to distance herself from the past, and the exact number of days she has been drug-free.

Universe chain continues expansion: new branch opened with multi-million shekel investment
The well-known discount chain, which has resumed operations in Israel, is reaching the Sharon area with a modernized branch offering deep discounts on dozens of popular products.

A New Chapter: Itay Shalev Appointed Executive Chef at Mamilla Hotel
Renowned chef Itay Shalev has been appointed to the prestigious position at Jerusalem's Mamilla Hotel. He will lead the hotel's culinary operations, bringing his expertise to refresh the menus of its iconic restaurants.

Michael Burry Bet Against the AI Revolution — Palantir Taught Him a Painful Lesson
Michael Burry built a large bearish position against an AI leader, but Palantir continues to deliver strong results, defying the pessimists. How much did this bet cost him, and what is Alex Karp's take?

Without Haredim and Arabs: Avigdor Lieberman's political vision
Following a rise in recent polls, Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman has unveiled his plan for a new government, which includes a mandatory conscription law for all citizens and a two-term limit for the Prime Minister.
Symbol of the North Erased After 70 Years: "A Piece of History That Disappeared"
The "Elite Instant Coffee" factory in Safed, a local landmark and source of livelihood for many families, has been demolished 70 years after its founding to make way for a new residential project.

Retailers love Tu B'Av - except in one sector
Globes presents an index examining the volume of credit card purchases in Israel. Phoenix Gamma data points to increases in most consumer sectors thanks to the holiday of love, except for the food sector.

Democratic Primaries: Israel at the Center of Ideological Confrontation
Democratic primaries in Michigan and Missouri highlight a growing divide over Israel. Pro-Israel candidates are facing off against challengers who have adopted radical anti-Israel positions.

The Courage to Break the Silence: Why False 'Domestic Peace' Is a Danger to Family Business
In family businesses, the most dangerous moments are often the quiet ones. When silence stems from the fear of raising explosive topics, it becomes a ticking time bomb that erodes the foundation of the company.

Dispute with Securities Authority: Nofar Faces Potential Early Debt Repayment
Renewable energy firm Nofar, led by Ofer Yanai, is in a dispute with the Securities Authority over the interpretation of its financial liabilities. This conflict could allow bondholders to demand immediate repayment of 2.2 billion shekels in debt.
Shouting, 4 bullets, and an escape: New details from the murder of a lawyer in Rishon LeZion
An argument that lasted for several minutes in a busy law firm ended, according to police, with four shots and a murder. The client fled the scene with a gun in his possession and later surrendered to the police.

82 parliamentary queries submitted to Netanyahu in the 25th Knesset: How many went unanswered?
During the 44 months of the 25th Knesset, the Prime Minister's Office responded to only 22% of queries from Knesset members — averaging one response every two and a half months. Many "uncomfortable" topics were ignored entirely.

Government Report Proposes Creating a 'Social Service Operator Team'
An inter-ministerial team recommends establishing a 'social service operator team' to streamline tender procedures. This is part of an effort to address severe bureaucratic failures in a 17-billion-shekel procurement sector.
Naftali Bennett: 'Hamas Has Rehabilitated Before Nir Oz'
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett visited the Gaza envelope, accusing the Netanyahu government of abandonment and allowing Hamas to grow stronger. He called for designating Qatar as an enemy state.

Partnership with Abbas? Bennett: 'RAAM does not define itself as a Zionist party'
After a long period of ambiguity, 'Beitad' party chairman Naftali Bennett has indicated that he would find it difficult to join a coalition with Mansour Abbas. At the same time, he criticized the Prime Minister for his policy regarding Qatar. Despite the emerging distance, the RAAM chairman has declared his readiness to 'lend a shoulder' to the opposition to replace the government.

OpenAI's "Summer Camp" for Influencers Sparks User Backlash
The company hosted content creators at a luxury New York resort costing over $2,000 per night, featuring training, merchandise, and outdoor activities. Social media users quickly accused the creators of greenwashing, leading to a wave of criticism. OpenAI has offered no apologies for the controversial event.

Eli Lilly Expands Access to Retatrutide Weight-Loss Drug
Eli Lilly is launching an early access program for Retatrutide, a promising weight-loss drug that has shown record-breaking results in clinical trials. The move follows concerns over a black market for counterfeits.

Ireland boycotts Elbit, and its PM's plane cannot land in fog
An executive jet purchased by the Irish government for 53 million euros cannot land safely in difficult weather conditions because Dublin insisted on removing systems with Israeli technology produced by Elbit, as part of the boycott of Israel.

Tax Authority Announces New Tax Reliefs for High-Tech Companies
A new policy from the Tax Authority and the Ministry of Finance regulates the taxation of marketing assets, introducing a significant relief that protects companies' tax benefits if income from such assets does not exceed 10% of total technological income.

First: The Psychometric Test to be Developed and Graded Using AI
The National Center for Examinations and Evaluation is integrating artificial intelligence tools into the development and writing of exam materials, including test translation and adaptation. The writing section of the 'Amirant' English exam is already being tested using AI, with plans to expand this to the 'Yaelant' exam and computerized psychometric testing in the future. The center emphasizes...

Arkia CEO celebrates in style: Launch of a new luxury aircraft
The Israeli airline took off last night for New York using a new Boeing 787-900 Dreamliner. The fleet expansion comes in response to growing demand at the peak of the summer season.

Cryptocurrency Market: Bitcoin and Major Currencies Show Strong Gains
The digital asset market is showing positive momentum, with all leading cryptocurrencies recording significant gains over the past 24 hours. Bitcoin rose by 1.58%, while Ethereum climbed by 1.16%.

Is Elon Musk's empire in danger? The report that is stirring the market
Tesla may take an extreme move of selling or separating its giant factory in China, against the backdrop of a potential merger with the billionaire's defense space company.

"The Local Committee": A real estate podcast covering the hottest topics, developments, and innovations in the industry
"The Local Committee" is a podcast from the ice website, hosting leading industry figures for discussions on current hot topics, developments, and innovations.

Lebanese Prime Minister against Hezbollah: "The greatest collaborator with Israel"
Nawaf Salam responded to the Hezbollah Secretary-General's accusation regarding assistance to Israel: "They dragged Lebanon alone into the adventures of the 'support' wars, and provided excuses for aggression against our country."

New findings shift search efforts for missing person in the Sea of Galilee
Testimonies received by the police indicate that the man was seen walking on the shore. His mother confirmed he visited her in Katzrin after the search had already begun. However, his current whereabouts remain unknown.

Maya Kay on her relationship: 'We live like a married couple, we don't need definitions'
After a year of dating, Maya Kay shares her thoughts on her relationship status and future plans. She also addresses the recent anti-Zionist incident she encountered in Madrid.

Senior Trump administration official: "A deal with Iran on Hormuz possible as early as tomorrow"
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said in an interview with CNBC that President Donald Trump's threat of military action is what brought about the breakthrough in the talks.

The startup QuantHealth raised $45 million for AI technology for clinical trial planning
QuantHealth, a company developing AI-based simulations for clinical trials, has raised $45 million in a Series B funding round. The total amount raised by the company has now reached $75 million.

Mi Bat-Yam Demands 46,000 Shekels for Debt Accumulated by New Apartment Owners
A family that sold their apartment eight years ago is facing asset seizures due to water debts accumulated by the new owners. Despite providing proof of sale, the water corporation continues to pursue the former owners for payment.
How did Netanyahu react to the statue of Yoni in Entebbe? The artist reveals details
Artist Itay Zalait, who created the memorial to Yoni Netanyahu in Entebbe, discusses the project's origins, messages from the Netanyahu family, and the controversy over credit.

Ben Gurion Airport: Round-trip flights for up to 199 euros
A Greek airline is launching a special promotion on popular European routes. Seat availability is limited, and prices fluctuate based on demand and booking dates.

Adi Ohana: "I Kept My Relationship with Eli Secret to Avoid Being Judged"
Adi Ohana, wife of former footballer Eli Ohana, opened up about the early days of their relationship. She admitted that she kept their romance hidden to avoid professional scrutiny as a sports reporter.

Jackpot up to 80 million shekels: The massive lottery draw taking place today
This evening, one of the largest lottery draws in history will take place, with a first prize that could reach 80 million shekels.

3 Million Shekel Investment: Sapir Avisror's New Project
The lingerie group Femina is expanding and launching a new lifestyle and homewear chain with an investment of approximately 3 million shekels.

Ilanit Levi and Eliraz Sade: "I'm not built for this"
Ilanit Levi and Eliraz Sade set off for a family vacation, but the journey to the airport was filled with stress. The couple documented their travel mishaps, luggage issues, and emotional tension: "I'm not built for a group," Eliraz admitted.

Strauss Plant Workers in the North Secure 4% Pay Rise and Signing Bonus
A new four-year collective agreement has been signed for approximately 300 employees at the Strauss dairy plant in the Bar-Lev industrial park. The deal includes a 4% annual salary increase, a 1,000 NIS signing bonus, subsidized couple vacations, and individual pay adjustments.

After 18 years: Veteran social network Myspace announces a comeback
The social network that paved the way for the industry but faded due to competition is preparing for a relaunch. Myspace owners have unveiled a new vision focused on returning control to users.

Avatars Gain 'Emotional Intelligence': Recognizing Tone Beyond Words
Israeli company Kaltura has launched AI-powered avatars capable of analyzing speech tone, intent, and emotional context in real time. The technology aims to make corporate training simulations more natural and effective.

Plan to Transform Heritage Sites in Judea and Samaria into Tourist Hubs Revealed
A budget of approximately 113 million shekels will be invested in over 70 archaeological sites across Judea and Samaria. The initiative focuses on conservation, digitization, and infrastructure development.

"On the way to a stroke or heart attack": Liahi Griner evacuated by ambulance
After a productive morning, as shared in her stories, the 41-year-old reality star posted worrying footage of herself in an ambulance. What happened to Liahi Griner?

Bought a clock for $6 – and found a huge pile of cash inside
A man who purchased an old wooden clock at a second-hand store for six dollars was surprised when some strangers followed him to his car and offered him $100 for it. He refused the offer and opened the back compartment of the item to understand what had sparked their interest. Inside the clock, a large pile of bills awaited him – which he claims amounted to more than $2,000.

Colombian Senator Sworn In Wearing a White Elephant Costume
Luis Carlos Roa, known in Colombia as the anonymous anti-corruption activist "Elefante Blanco," has been elected to the Senate. He arrived at his swearing-in ceremony wearing his signature white elephant costume to highlight his commitment to fighting the misuse of public funds.

"Reconnection Plan": Settlement evacuated during disengagement is being re-established
Two years after the repeal of the Disengagement Law, the Kadim settlement in northern Samaria is being rebuilt. Infrastructure for the initial settlement phase is complete, and a core group of families from Tel Aviv and Gush Dan is expected to move in within the coming weeks.

Rode 5,200 km for charity — and passed away a day later
Bob Montgomery completed a ride across the Australian continent to raise funds for those suffering from Motor Neurone Disease. He passed away just one day after finishing the journey, having raised over 104,965 Australian dollars for the cause.

"The fire is advancing rapidly": Fire near Ben Shemen, Highways 1 and 6 blocked
14 teams and 4 firefighting aircraft are operating at the scene to contain the fire spreading rapidly due to the winds. Highway 6 has been blocked in both directions near the Daniel Interchange and Highway 1 has been closed eastbound. The Fire and Rescue Services called on the public to avoid arriving in the area.

Report: US used most of its precision missiles in war with Iran
The US military has used most of its inventory of long-range precision missiles during five months of fighting against Iran. This was stated to Reuters by three sources familiar with the details.
Security breach: eSIMs used by soldiers could reveal their location
Fighters operating in southern Lebanon used eSIMs, inadvertently connecting to local Lebanese networks. The IDF fears geolocation risks and information leaks, and has ordered soldiers to delete the apps and tighten security protocols.

Large fire in Ben Shemen Forest: firefighting aircraft dispatched, major roads closed
Twenty-one firefighting teams, supported by four aircraft, are working to contain a blaze in the Ben Shemen Forest. Highway 6 is closed at the Daniel Interchange in both directions, and Highway 1 is blocked eastbound. Fire authorities urge the public to avoid the area.

Houthis claim strike on 'sensitive target' at Najran airport
According to the Houthis, the attack at Najran airport was carried out in response to the activity of Saudi UAVs in Yemeni territory, against the backdrop of renewed escalation between the parties in the last month.

The Bedouin businessman who got into trouble and lost millions: "They took everything"
Businessman Yaqub Abu al-Qian, once considered the wealthiest Bedouin in Israel, opens up about the collapse of his business empire. He accuses state institutions of targeted persecution that led to the loss of his assets.

Anat Waxman opens a new business after the crisis: "Reach out to me"
The respected actress, who bravely revealed her struggle with severe depression and her withdrawal from the spotlight, returns to work and launches a new business: "It will be fun" | All the details

Great news for Israeli vacation planners: Up to 20% discount in Tel Aviv
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot, the Africa Israel hotel chain is launching a series of profitable promotions, offering up to 20% discount at a variety of destinations across the country. AFI club members will enjoy an additional 10% discount.

Bus hits pedestrians in Ashkelon; several injured at the scene
A bus struck pedestrians this afternoon on David Remez Street in Ashkelon. According to MADA, two people were seriously injured and one remains trapped at the scene.

The fighter who left Gaza to donate bone marrow — and met the man he saved: “Because of him, I’m already on my feet”
Sgt. A. left the battlefield in Gaza to donate bone marrow to a stranger. A year later, he met the man he saved, Shmuel Shapira, who used the occasion to urge the public to support bone marrow donation.

Profit doubled: Tower beat forecasts and raised expectations for the rest of the year
Chip manufacturer Tower Semiconductor finished the second quarter with a 24% revenue growth to $460 million. The company expects growth to accelerate to 31% in the current quarter.

Bar Brimer on Embracing Religion: "It Made Me a Better Partner"
Bar Brimer, partner of singer Agam Buhbut, shares his five-year journey of spiritual growth. He explains how integrating religious traditions has enriched his relationship and shifted his perspective on partnership.

Yael Shelbia revealed her secret — and went viral
American content creator David Kermi, known for his street interviews about self-confidence, recently encountered Israeli model Yael Shelbia on the streets of New York. Their conversation quickly gained momentum with millions of views online. When asked how she maintains such confidence, the model replied: "To be honest, just life experience."

Fatal accident in Ashkelon: One woman killed, two injured
The incident involved three buses on David Remez Street in Ashkelon. The bus driver and passengers were unharmed. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the event.

Likud primaries: Call for Netanyahu to reserve a spot for Almog Cohen
Cohen's move comes against the backdrop of the Likud tribunal's decision to prevent incumbent Knesset members and ministers from running in districts designated for new candidates. Meanwhile, the approval of eight reserved spots available to Netanyahu has intensified the struggle for realistic positions on the list.

Will These Votes Be Decisive? New Immigrants in the Upcoming Elections
The State of Israel has entered a pivotal election period following the dissolution of the Knesset. Approximately 66,000 new immigrants are eligible to vote for the first time, seeking to shape the future of their new home.

Finance Committee Approves Quarter-Billion Shekel Allocation for Ultra-Orthodox Education
The Knesset Finance Committee has approved budget transfers totaling approximately 250 million shekels for the ultra-Orthodox education system, according to the office of Degel HaTorah chairman Moshe Gafni. The funding includes seniority-based pay adjustments for kindergarten teachers, transportation for students in the Independent Education and Bnei Yosef networks, and support for at-risk youth...
Opposition Claims 'Election Bribery' in Finance Committee, but Faces Past Precedents
During a Finance Committee meeting, the opposition labeled the transfer of funds to the ultra-Orthodox sector as 'election bribery.' However, MK Yinon Azoulay (Shas) produced records showing the opposition utilized the exact same procedure before previous elections.

Minister Gila Gamliel: "Voluntary Emigration from Gaza Will Happen"
Minister Gila Gamliel addressed the Likud court's decision regarding district candidates and reaffirmed her plan for the voluntary emigration of Gaza residents, citing recent survey data.

On stage: Ariana Grande addresses her decision to take a break
After her representatives confirmed over the weekend that she is "taking a step back" from the stage upon the conclusion of her tour, the star explained the decision to her fans: "It is something I decided. A plan I quietly formulated a long time ago."

The Chief Rabbi's call following the disasters: "The responsibility lies with everyone"
Following a series of disasters that have recently struck the ultra-Orthodox public, the Chief Rabbinate recalls the call of the Chief Rabbi of Israel, Gaon Rabbi Kalman Meir Bar, to strengthen awareness of safety rules and to exercise extra caution in every home and institution. The Rabbinate emphasizes that maintaining safety rules is an integral part of the value of the sanctity of life, and...

Celebrity Psychic Issues Grim Forecast: "War Will Return, Including in Lebanon"
Against the backdrop of rising security tensions, celebrity psychic Eden Hodaya Cohen has shared a forecast regarding the resumption of hostilities, including on the Lebanese front.

Omer Adam Unveils the New Lineup for the "NEXT" Show
The artists lineup for the Hanukkah show is revealed with changes to the lineup, the fighter’s emotional return to the stages, and major names making way for the new ensemble.

Shirel Hogeg Steps Down as CEO of AM:PM
AM:PM CEO Shirel Hogeg is stepping down from his role at the Dor Alon company. A prominent activist since the October 7 massacre, Hogeg has been a vocal critic of the government and a co-founder of the "Kumu" movement.

Dudu Zar attacks Channel 13 host: "He hasn't decided if he is a broadcaster or a stand-up comedian"
A post published by the veteran children's star about Omer Yardeni led to an amusing response from the host of "HaOlam HaBoker," who chose to reply in a particularly original way.

The beloved chain expands: 3 new branches in the center, one million shekels invested
To mark 20 years of operation, the Mexicana group is expanding its presence in Israel and opening branches in Rishon LeZion, Kfar Saba, and Netanya. The move includes a kosher branch at the Azrieli Rishonim mall, a designed food truck, and a flight promotion to Mexico.

Naftali Bennett: "We Will Cancel 12th Grade and Fix the Country"
"One Thing" is an "Hayom Plus" questionnaire for politicians seeking the youth vote in the upcoming elections, inviting them to share one measure they intend to implement in each area concerning new voters.
Regev: "Netanyahu Embarrasses the Prosecution and the Judicial System"
Minister of Transport Miri Regev discussed Likud's election preparations and primaries. She praised the party's democratic institutions, criticized the opposition, and asserted that Netanyahu is successfully exposing the fabrication of cases against him.
69,500 Migrants Returned to Morocco as Europe Turns on Spain
The migration crisis in Ceuta is escalating, with 69,500 migrants returned to Morocco. Spain is facing severe criticism from EU partners and accusations of failing to secure its borders.

Noa from 'Married at First Sight': 'It is not fun to be one of the most hated people right now'
Noa Moses, a bride from 'Married at First Sight', held an Instagram Q&A to address viewer concerns. She spoke candidly about her experience on the show and how she is navigating the public scrutiny.

Barcelona star following the tribute to Trump: "I don't understand politics"
Ferran Torres, star of Barcelona and the Spanish national team, sparked great interest when he celebrated his team's World Cup victory wearing a red cap with the inscription "Make Spain Great Again". Torres, who scored the winning goal in the final, clarified that his choice did not stem from political motives, but from a desire to see Spain at its peak.

The lie published globally about the IDF after the terror attack in the West Bank – and the truth
A report published by Sky News claimed that IDF soldiers delayed a Palestinian ambulance carrying a woman in advanced pregnancy for more than 30 minutes at a checkpoint near the village of Awarta, following a terror attack that occurred in the area. According to the report, the forces even ordered the ambulance engine and the medical equipment inside to be turned off.
Suspicion of murder near HaZahav Mall in Rishon LeZion: 50-year-old lawyer shot dead
A senior lawyer, aged about 50, was shot to death in Rishon LeZion. Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene, and police have launched an investigation.

Court Recognizes Unit 8200 Soldier's Illness as Service-Related
A Unit 8200 soldier has successfully had her Graves' disease recognized as a service-related disability. The court ruled that the extreme stress and operational pressure of her role acted as a catalyst for the autoimmune condition.

Hid the loot in a stroller: The family vacation in Eilat that turned into a crime spree
A couple of parents, residents of Haifa, are accused of stealing property worth over 100,000 NIS. Among other things, the parents involved their children - aged 8 and 9 - in committing the offenses. The indictment filed includes 15 counts, the father of the family remains in custody until the end of the proceedings.

Christopher Nolan’s «Odyssey» Pushes Imax Stock to Record High
Shares of the Imax cinema chain climbed this week to an all-time high following the success of the film «Odyssey» directed by Christopher Nolan. CEO Rich Gelfond reported that «Odyssey» revenue is double that of Nolan’s 2023 film «Oppenheimer», with shares rising 6% on Monday after three consecutive weekends of ticket sales exceeding $50 million.

Global Review: Iran's Strategy, Life in Dubai, and the Rabbi in Tehran
Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the global media about Israel. This edition: Iran's bet on a war of attrition, the new reality for bankers in Dubai, and a profile of the Chief Rabbi of Iran.

Moving the center to the north: It is time to change consciousness
There is an optical illusion that occurs the moment we head north. We carry the 'center' of urgency and efficiency with us, viewing the Galilee as a periphery. But it is time to shift our consciousness.
Failed grade: Most Israelis are not satisfied with the performance of the education system
Only 42% of the public rate the performance of the education system positively. 13% of parents of students in Jewish schools reported that remote learning was not effective.

When the plane door opened, everyone understood the true source of Israel's strength
This week, I accompanied a flight from Paris to Israel carrying 34 families and 80 children. At thousands of feet in the air, you realize that courage is not just about the battlefield, but about the determination of parents to build their future in the only country we call home.
Ending the Rumors: The Truth About Breastfeeding, Coffee, and Weight Loss
About 92% of women in Israel start breastfeeding, but only a small fraction continue exclusively after six months. We debunk common myths about the process with a Maccabi expert.

Holiday madness: Israir cuts prices and offers a vacation abroad from 389 dollars
The airline is launching a major promotion for the Tishrei holiday period and the pre-holiday season, featuring vacation packages to popular European destinations. Additionally, the company offers a "cancellation shield" that allows travelers to cancel their vacation up to a week before departure.

Inon Megel under attack: "Take your hands off"
A heated clash in the 103FM studio: the dispute between the morning show hosts Ben Caspit and Inon Megel escalated into unusual physical actions, when one of the hosts stood up, went to the sound station, and turned off the other host’s microphone.

Eyal Berkovic against the ratings: "This week I caught them, it's nonsense"
The senior television and radio host launched a sharp and unusual attack against the daily data that determines the fate of the industry, and explains how he discovered what he calls a serious contradiction in the numbers.

Only 10 shekels: The new project coming to cinemas
A new cultural project called "Opera in Suspenders" will be launched on August 11, screening leading international opera productions every Tuesday in cinemas across the country, allowing senior citizens to enjoy world-class performances for just 10 shekels.

Eyal Shani in a Surprising New Role: From Fine Dining to the Bezalel Runway
Renowned chef Eyal Shani will be a special guest at the annual Bezalel Academy fashion show in Jerusalem. The final event will take place on the campus rooftop, showcasing graduate designs that explore pressing social issues.

July food retail stock ranking: The giant chain that fell to the bottom
After June's drop, almost all sectors on the stock exchange recovered strongly in July. But food chains were left behind: even the winners rose only a few percent, and many remained in the red. How did the defensive advantage that protected them turn into a disadvantage?

Divorcing on screen: Orel Tsabari and his wife in a surprising move
The beloved couple arrived at a festive launch and revealed an unusual professional collaboration, in which they play a divorced couple, in complete contrast to their happy reality.

The racist doctor from Ramle apologizes? 'I hurt many, my grandchildren are mixed'
Dr. Dubi Laxman, who compared Likud voters to monkeys, was suspended from Assuta and Maccabi. In a new post, he apologizes for his remarks while refusing to retract his underlying political assessments.

Average High-Tech Salary Jumps to Over 35,000 Shekels, Amidst Stagnant Hiring
The average high-tech salary reached 35,760 shekels per month in May 2026, a 13.7% increase from May of last year. However, the number of positions remained virtually unchanged, signaling a shift in industry dynamics.

Will Hamas Disarm? Gaza Militia Leaders: "The People Will Kill Them, Not Us"
The reality in the Gaza Strip is shaped by three power centers: the IDF, Hamas, and local militias. The struggle over weapons and security mechanisms remains the primary obstacle to any future settlement.

Iran Dismisses Parliamentarians Who Opposed Negotiations with the US
The Iranian parliament has dismissed Ebrahim Rezai and Mahmoud Nabavian from their senior positions in the National Security Committee. Both officials were known for their vocal opposition to talks with Washington.
Arrived on a donkey, threatened a family, and attacked a dog: Serious indictment against a minor
The prosecution has filed an indictment against a 16-year-old from Beitar Illit, who allegedly threatened Arab residents in the southern Hebron Hills, assaulted a woman, and attempted to beat a dog with a pipe due to racist and nationalist motives.

"Supposedly Moroccan – where are your children?": Yinon Magal attacks Gadi Eisenkot
The host of "The Patriots" and 103 FM broadcaster launched a personal attack against the former IDF Chief of Staff. Magal harshly criticized the fact that Eisenkot's daughter married in a secular ceremony on Friday night, questioning his family values. Eisenkot is a bereaved father whose son, Staff Sergeant (res.) Gal Meir Eisenkot, fell in battle in the Gaza Strip.

Supreme Court to Levin: Clarify if you intend to promote appointments to Mahash during the election period
The Supreme Court has ordered Justice Minister Yariv Levin to clarify whether he intends to proceed with appointments to the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) during the election period. The order follows the extension of the application deadline.

The most Israeli name: Nitzan Schick reveals her firstborn's name
Two weeks after giving birth to her firstborn son, reality star Nitzan Schick has shared the name she chose for him, marking a meaningful milestone in her journey to motherhood.

Katz sought to appease the right - and discovered that the move against Bluth backfired on him
After months of a political battle waged against him by MK Tali Gottlieb, the Defense Minister tried to create an achievement for himself in the eyes of the right-wing camp. However, the attack on Central Command Chief Avi Bluth, considered a darling of the settlement movement, quickly turned into a trap - and Katz was forced to retreat, exposing the price of political intervention in the security...

"Media-obsessed clown": Bedouins attack Itamar Ben Gvir
While the Ministry of National Security promotes tree planting in the Negev to prevent illegal construction through official state presence, the Council for Unrecognized Villages in the Negev criticizes the minister's actions: "After even the crocodiles bit his rear, he is left only with the illusion of 'governance' in the Negev."

Execution from the sky: A Russian drone chases and attacks a Ukrainian citizen
Footage published on social media shows a Russian drone striking a merchant at a roadside market in Kherson. The man was seriously wounded but survived the attack. Russia is systematically targeting the city, which was liberated by Ukraine, in an attempt to force its abandonment.

Report: Ship attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, one crew member missing
A commercial vessel was attacked today, Tuesday, near the Strait of Hormuz; reports indicate the crew abandoned the ship and one sailor is missing. Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran defends its borders but does not seek to expand the war. Donald Trump criticized Iran’s leadership, noting that talks are ongoing and that nothing will happen to Iran unless the United States...

Buying an Apple device? The new benefit worth 999 shekels
The iDigital chain is launching a special consumer campaign, granting a package of accessories and an extended warranty worth up to 999 shekels at no extra charge for those purchasing at the chain's branches and on the website.

Reshet 13 in the spotlight: Elad Turgeman's body language sparks rumors
An explosive moment on the reality show Power Couple has triggered a wave of online speculation, with users focusing intently on the non-verbal cues of Elad Turgeman.

Manor Solomon on his way out of Tottenham: May remain in England
After recording only six appearances for his current team, the Israeli is expected to move to a new destination in the coming days as two clubs are in advanced talks to sign him.

Giant company files for bankruptcy after 134 years: liquidation request due to massive debts
Uniroyal Holding has filed for bankruptcy in the US to settle massive claims and close operations after 134 years. The company cited an unmanageable volume of legal proceedings.

Political Shift: Orly Harel Leaves Likud for Naftali Bennett's Party
A surprising development on the right in the shadow of political tension: An attorney who led significant efforts within the Likud in Jerusalem has decided to move her activity to the "Bechad" party and will be integrated into its list for the next Knesset.

Baranu Taganya Steals the Show: Inside Adva Dadon's Wedding
Journalist Adva Dadon and actor Yadin Gelman were married in an intimate and meaningful ceremony on the Golan Heights, but the one who drew the most attention on the dance floor was the beloved reporter by her side.

Israelis Forgo Refunds: One Billion Shekels Left Abroad
New data from PassportCard shows a 100% increase in VAT refund registrations. Despite this, Israeli travelers continue to leave over one billion shekels in unclaimed VAT refunds abroad annually.

Maor Melikson in deep mourning: "Just this week we talked, may his memory be blessed"
Maor Melikson in deep mourning: The former footballer paid tribute to his friend the late Ran Marciano, who was killed in a scooter accident in Yavne: "Just this week we talked about life and families" | All the details

Demand for Ministry of Interior to Review Oversight Committee for Public Funds
The Lobby 99 organization has urged Ministry of Interior Director General Israel Ozan to overhaul the personal surcharge mechanism in local authorities to improve transparency and collection rates. The appeal follows a "Ha-Yom" investigation revealing that nearly half of all surcharges imposed in recent years remain uncollected.

“I Will Not Tolerate Your Shit Anymore”: Kelly Osbourne Lashes Out at Ex-Fiancé
Kelly Osbourne has launched a series of angry Instagram stories targeting her ex-fiancé, Sid Wilson. She demanded accountability, the return of her belongings, and child support for their three-year-old son.
Puppet Masters: The Dark Side of the Hamas Agreement Revealed
The attempt to introduce a 'technocratic committee' in the Gaza Strip is a strategic conspiracy by regional powers to sabotage the U.S. vision for a new order and preserve Hamas's influence.

Conflict Over Ramat Gan TAMA 38 Project: Ayalon and Platinum Seek Receiver Appointment
Ayalon Insurance and Platinum Capital have filed a court motion to appoint a receiver for a completed TAMA 38 project in Ramat Gan, citing 48.9 million shekels in outstanding debts and liabilities.
Widow of Be'eri security officer: "Start saying no to the Americans and yes to the Jews"
Sigal Kraunik, widow of the Be'eri security officer, spoke out on 103FM against the plan to transfer Gaza's management to a national committee. She called for promoting the emigration of Gazans and warned that another arrangement could allow the return of terror.

British Man Sentenced for Keeping Mother’s Body in Freezer for Three Years
A British court has sentenced 60-year-old Christopher Phillips to two years and four months in prison. He kept his mother's body in a freezer for nearly three years while continuing to collect her benefits.

'The Missing Part' deals with melodrama without becoming one
At its best, 'The Missing Part' dwells on the hero's attempt to create a renewed emotional connection with a girl who last saw him when she was 3. These are the few moments where it manages to touch, but it is simply unmemorable.

"Infinite Potential": The Acquisition Path of an American Defense Giant in Israel
American company Ondas, which has been acquiring Israeli defense startups, aims to create a unified autonomous system for the US military. Former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea has been appointed to lead the company.

Hezbollah attacks the Lebanese government: "They are helping Israel"
The head of the terrorist organization Naim Qassem attacked the direct negotiations: "It brought only political gains to Israel, but we will repel it on the ground." In Lebanon, it is reported that these issues will be discussed in the round of talks in Rome.

Delta Brands Reports Sales Growth and 27% Jump in Net Profit for Q2
Following a weak first quarter, Delta Brands, led by Anat Bogner, reported a strong second quarter with an 18% revenue increase to 310 million shekels and a 27% jump in net profit.

Trump Criticizes Oil Giants Over War-Driven Profits
US President Donald Trump has criticized Exxon Mobil and Chevron for reporting massive profits amid the oil price surge caused by the war with Iran, demanding they lower prices for consumers.

Attorney and 4 others arrested: Suspected of suborning minors to give false testimony
According to the police, the attorney claimed to investigators from the Central District's YAMAR that she possessed evidence that could exonerate a defendant charged with serious security offenses in Ramle. Suspicion arose in the State Attorney's Office regarding the source of the materials, leading to an investigation.

Moving the center to the north: It is time to change consciousness
The next time you head north, don't ask yourself "when are we arriving?" Look outside, breathe the air, and realize you have arrived. The center has moved. Now it is your turn to be truly present in it.

Court Extends Detention of Suspects in Binyahu Razi Murder
The court has extended the detention of seven suspects in the murder of Binyahu Razi until Friday, when the prosecution is expected to file indictments. Police identified two women as the "brains" behind the operation.

Apple Faces $32.5 Billion Lawsuit Over Biometric Data in Photos App
A class-action lawsuit in Illinois alleges that the iPhone's Photos app creates 'faceprints' without user consent. Apple's attempt to dismiss the case was rejected by an appeals court, allowing the litigation to proceed.

Horror in Athens: Afghan migrant killed aid worker and dragged her body in a suitcase
Sharif Ahmadzai, a boxing champion who immigrated to Greece from Afghanistan, is suspected of killing Elizabeth Ross, stuffing her remains into a suitcase, and dumping them in an abandoned house in the Greek capital. The refugee claims he found the Scottish volunteer, who helped refugees, already dead and only disposed of her body to steal her money.
In the heart of Tehran: How the Jewish community earned the Iranian regime's respect
The Jewish community in Iran lives in constant tension. The intensifying war between Iran, Israel, and the United States only complicates an already delicate situation.

Serious affair exposed: Lawyer and 4 suspects arrested for inducing minors to give false testimony
A covert investigation has uncovered an alleged attempt to influence a trial involving serious security-related crimes through bribery and threats against minors.

How Much Will Dadi Barnea Earn at ONDS? Estimate: A Package of $4 Million or More
Former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea has been appointed chairman of the American company ONDS. Experts estimate his compensation package to be worth at least $4 million.

Mourning in Australia: The mysterious death of the 21-year-old athlete
The Australian athletics world is mourning the death of Natasha Ward, an up-and-coming middle-distance runner. Ward passed away over the weekend at just 21 years old. Athletics New South Wales and the Sutherland District Athletics Club announced the sad news in a joint statement, but the cause of death has not been made public.

Hezbollah Secretary-General: "Iran Won, Memorandum Will Accelerate IDF Withdrawal"
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem stated that the memorandum of understanding will accelerate the Israeli withdrawal. He declared Iran the victor and criticized direct negotiations between Jerusalem and Beirut.

Lieberman on Yair Golan: "I would be happy to praise him, just let him be quiet"
The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman said he would not agree to a government in which the Democrats would receive the defense, internal security, or justice portfolios. And why is he attacking him? "Let him be quiet - that is his greatest contribution to our victory."

Walla to pay employee 53,000 shekels: "Unrealistic performance demands"
Walla dismissed an editor evacuated from Miflasim after setting "unrealistic" performance targets. Despite a 150% increase in traffic, she was fired. The court ordered the news site to pay 53,000 shekels in compensation.

Harel paid the benefit - and regretted it: The 71-year-old demands 16,930 shekels
A 71-year-old insured person is suing the insurance company Harel, after it recognized him as a nursing care patient based on its own doctor's examination, but shortly thereafter canceled his eligibility following a covert investigation.

"A huge noise, I thought it was a terror attack": The violence against bus drivers continues
A driver for the Electra Afikim company was attacked last night in Bat Ayin when teenagers from the settlement threw stones at him. The incident is part of a wave of violent attacks against drivers - earlier this week, a driver was attacked in Jerusalem until he lost consciousness and his teeth were broken. The bus drivers' union claims: "A red line has been crossed in the threats against bus...

Wix Reports Growth, But Shares Remain Under Pressure
Wix shares are trading 83% below their 2021 peak, with the market fundamentally questioning the company's valuation. Despite positive second-quarter 2026 results, the platform's organic growth remains a concern.

Lior Berkovic on His Religious Journey: "I Took Responsibility"
Lior Berkovic, son of media personality Eyal Berkovic, has opened up about his personal religious journey. Since retiring from football, he has been sharing his experiences with tradition on his podcasts.

What happened to the Doc channel? Israel’s health channel shuts down
A dedicated floor at Assuta Hospital in Ramat HaHayal was home to RGE’s health channel initiative. After two years of operation, the channel has ceased broadcasting and the facilities have been vacated. What lies behind the closure?

Assaf Granit opens a shawarma spot: "De Pita"
The Michelin-starred chef and the Machneyuda group are launching a new shawarma spot - "De Pita". What will be on the menu, how will they roast the meat, and where is it going to open? | All the details

Einav Boblil Admits: "I Had a Mental Breakdown, I Was Close to Giving Up Everything"
Einav Boblil has opened up about the difficult personal crisis she and her family endured while her father, Yossi Boblil, was a contestant on "Big Brother" a year ago.

Botox Injections: A Medical Breakthrough for Millions
A new study reveals that Botox injections can help prevent abnormal scarring after surgeries and injuries. The Israeli Association of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgeons confirms the method is ready for clinical application.

Yehuda Buchbut on Intimate Scenes: 'It's Hard for Michal to Watch'
Actor Yehuda Buchbut shares behind-the-scenes insights from his new web series and opens up about how his partner, Michal HaKtana, reacts to romantic scenes on screen.

Israel Katz: The False Image of a Bully
Defense Minister Israel Katz did not dismiss Major General Avi Bluth live on air, despite the impression he sought to create. An analysis of his appearance on Channel 14 reveals a minister manipulated by a studio format.

Senior Hamas Official Responds to October 7 Massacre Questions: 'Maybe Some Mistakes Happened'
Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad denied crimes against humanity during an interview with Piers Morgan, cynically dismissing the October 7 massacre as a series of 'mistakes'.

Green light for Israel Canada's giant project in Ramat HaSharon: Court rejected the municipality's petition
The Tel Aviv District Court has rejected a petition by the Ramat HaSharon municipality against the "Elco Complex" project by Israel Canada. The ruling allows the developer to proceed with licensing and construction of the new urban district.

Despite court order: Minister Silman advances "crocodile prison" project
The Minister of Environmental Protection is demanding that the Nature and Parks Authority establish conditions for housing crocodiles within the Prison Service, despite a District Court injunction freezing the program. The pilot, promoted alongside National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, is slated to begin near the Ketsiot prison for security detainees in the coming days. Ben Gvir criticized...

Tied to a chair and a cake in the face: The regular humiliation ceremony at the US giant company
A former Comcast employee is suing the company, claiming that at the branch where he worked in Connecticut, there was a monthly ritual where the employee with the lowest sales figures was tied to a chair in the back office and had a whipped cream cake thrown in their face by colleagues. After sending a message to the regional manager about the matter and receiving no response, he resigned for fear...
Bar Asraf's sister-in-law: "No one noticed that something was going on with him"
Bar Asraf took his own life next to the grave of his friend Liron Barda, who was murdered at the Nova festival. His sister-in-law told 103fm that days earlier he had celebrated his brother's wedding and seemed happy, but had carried deep pain since the murder.
"Go get Dad some perfume": Haifa parents used their young children for a series of thefts in Eilat
A couple from Haifa, Eliran and Sivan Buhbut, are accused of a series of thefts from Eilat stores totaling over 100,000 NIS. They used their young children in their criminal schemes to distract staff.

Divorce rates among reservists: National Insurance Institute data
New data from the National Insurance Institute refutes rumors regarding divorce rates among reservists. The separation rate remains consistent with the national average, standing at only three percent.
Thousands of patients were left without critical medication for almost a year - now the news arrives
The HMOs received a British alternative to the drug "Slow-Derlin" in an 80 mg dosage, after Maariv exposed months of shortage. The drug is intended, among other things, for migraines, blood pressure, and tremors; availability should be checked and treatment should not be changed without consultation.

For the first time since the earthquakes: USA resumed deportation flights to Venezuela
The United States resumed deportation flights to Venezuela on Monday for the first time since the deadly earthquakes that struck the South American country in late June. On the first flight since the disaster, 147 Venezuelan migrants were deported from Miami to the state of Anzoátegui. The Trump administration had previously deported hundreds of Venezuelans weekly, but the operation was halted...

Under the Guise of 'Human Rights': How $250 Million Flowed to Organizations Inciting Against Israel
The Ministry of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism has revealed that 20 US-based organizations, operating under the guise of human rights, have raised $250 million to fuel anti-Israel incitement.

Egypt pushes to reopen Rafah crossing - and IDF warns of a return to October 7
While Israel strongly opposes the move, Cairo continues to exert pressure to open the crossing for goods without Israeli inspection. A security source told Walla that the issue of smuggling is one of the main lessons of October 7 and emphasized that the IDF will not compromise: "There will be no transfer of goods except through the Kerem Shalom crossing."

Same destination – a gap of hundreds of dollars: how to save on holiday flights
Many Israelis are already starting to book their Rosh Hashanah vacations, but a price check shows that even for the same destination and dates, costs can vary significantly. Choosing one airline over another can save a family tens or even hundreds of dollars. A check conducted by C14 on Tuesday revealed gaps of tens of percent for identical routes.

A new teammate for Oscar Gloukh: Ter Stegen signs with Ajax
After 11 seasons and 21 titles at Barcelona, the 34-year-old goalkeeper joins the Dutch club for one season.

Government Priorities Perpetuate Poverty in Arab Local Authorities
In November 2025, the National Planning and Building Council canceled an employment zone project intended for the cities of Baqa al-Gharbiyye and Jatt. A State Comptroller report confirms this is part of a systemic policy.

Devastating wildfires in Washington state: Suspect arrested for arson
US authorities have arrested a 37-year-old man on suspicion of igniting one of the destructive wildfires currently raging in Washington state. Aaron F. Prinachi is being held on a $1 million bond.

Israeli businessman on meeting Ronaldinho: "I am losing money"
Israeli businessman Naor Baruch, known as the "Crypto King," shared an emotional series of videos about an extraordinary meeting in Ibiza that fulfilled an old childhood dream for him.
Hazi Hinam brings back 'FestiAugust': Discounts of up to 47% on alcohol
The Hazi Hinam chain is celebrating the peak of summer with a massive alcohol festival. Customers can expect special prices on dozens of brands, tasting stations, and a tavern-like atmosphere with live music.

The country changing its name after 58 years: Here is what it will be called from now on
Against the backdrop of plans to open an embassy in Jerusalem, the world's third-smallest country has announced a name change. This move aims to align the state's official name with its local language and heritage, resulting in updates to international codes and national branding.

A 33,000 Shekel Vacation: The Family Trip That Turned Into a Theft Spree
Parents who arrived with their three young children for a vacation in Eilat were filmed using a baby stroller and special magnets to steal valuable items from dozens of different stores.

Orna Banai breaks down from grief: "I just cried from the inside"
Orna Banai made a sharp emotional U-turn for a new and intriguing project, and shares the personal fear that accompanies her as a mother.

Barak Rosen joins forces with super-producer: "A meeting between people, ideas, and creation"
After last year's success, the flagship event of the local fashion industry returns. Tel Aviv Fashion Week will take place in November at the Israel Canada complex, featuring 28 shows under the theme "Trailblazing Women".
Pedophilia epidemic in the Negev: Severe indictments against two residents of the south
Severe indictments were filed at the District Court in Beersheba against a 23-year-old man from Rahat and a 17-year-old teenager from the Negev, for committing severe sexual offenses against minors from their family and environment.
Ofer Shelah: Israel has lost its influence on Middle East security architecture
Former Knesset member Ofer Shelah criticized the government's Gaza policy in an interview with 103FM and attacked Defense Minister Israel Katz over his conduct.

Marking 50 Years Since Operation Entebbe: Israel Postal Company Issues Commemorative Stamp
The Philatelic Service, in collaboration with the Intelligence Heritage and Commemoration Center, has launched a stamp dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the heroic operation in Uganda. The stamp features Sayeret Matkal soldiers returning from the rescue mission against the backdrop of Air Force planes and planning maps. The Israel Postal Company stated: "Proud to add this stamp to the mosaic of...

Youth accused of assaulting his mother over pocket money and broken internet
An indictment was filed against an 18-year-old from the Jezreel Valley who repeatedly attacked his mother. The violent outbursts were triggered by domestic issues, including internet outages and refusals to provide pocket money.

Rami Levy or Yohananoff: Which chain is cheapest for top-up shopping?
Mid-week is when many families restock on dairy, produce, and pantry staples. We used the Pricez website to compare prices across leading retail chains to determine where these additional purchases are most cost-effective.

Grab the Popcorn: OpenAI Reveals Embarrassing Evidence Against Apple
OpenAI has published a sharp response to Apple's lawsuit, accusing the company of negligence and presenting false information. To support its position, the ChatGPT developer released internal correspondence.

Israir Ordered to Compensate Family Stranded Abroad During War
The Tel Aviv Small Claims Court has ordered Israir to pay 5,750 shekels to a family stranded in Austria for two weeks following a flight cancellation during Operation 'Am Kelavi'.

What are the odds? After winning $100,000, he raked in another million
Oscar Mendoza, a resident of Sanford, North Carolina, experienced an incredibly rare winning streak, claiming a $1 million grand prize just two months after winning $100,000 in another lottery game.

Compensation for Families of Former Soviet Immigrants Buried in Separate Plots in Petah Tikva
Families of immigrants from the former Soviet Union who were buried in separate plots in Petah Tikva between 2009 and 2017 are eligible for compensation. The Supreme Court ruled that the local Chevra Kadisha engaged in discriminatory burial practices.

Givati Mutiny: Four More Soldiers Jailed and Dismissed from Combat Duty
The trials of the Tzabar Battalion soldiers who abandoned the Sde Teiman base in protest have concluded. Four additional soldiers were sentenced to prison and removed from combat roles.

Israel Records Historic Opening for 'Spider-Man: A New Day'
Following a global haul of nearly a billion dollars, 'Spider-Man: A New Day' has shattered all-time records in Israel with over 250,000 tickets sold, surpassing the previous benchmark set by 'Avengers: Endgame'.

The mutiny in Givati: The sentences of the last 4 soldiers were handed down; one was tried during his pre-discharge leave
The IDF has completed the disciplinary handling of the affair, after dozens of soldiers left the Sde Teiman base in protest of the battalion commander's decision.

Is That All? Reasons Why Hapoel Be'er Sheva Fails to Attract More Fans in Europe
Fewer than 200 Hapoel Be'er Sheva fans are expected at the stadium in Szombathely, Hungary, tonight. Experts point to the team's recent performance slump and logistical challenges as the primary reasons for the low turnout.

Ukrainian UAVs Strike Russian Regions: Casualties Reported
On Tuesday morning, Ukrainian drones hit targets in the Moscow and Tver regions and near St. Petersburg. At least six people were killed in strikes on Wildberries warehouses and other facilities.

Tel Aviv: One of the Most Expensive Cities for Employers and Less Profitable for Employees
A new study by Payoneer Workforce Management reveals that Tel Aviv is among the most expensive global cities for hiring, while offering employees one of the lowest net salaries.

Grenade attack on a residential complex: How family feuds are settled
According to the indictment, a Rahat resident and three accomplices threw a grenade into a residential complex while family members were inside. The suspect's defense attorney claims the police have identified the wrong person.

Profit Surge and Giant Google Contract: Enlight Shares Jump 8% as 2026 Forecasts Are Raised
Enlight, a leading Israeli renewable energy company, is surging on the stock exchange following a successful second-quarter report. The company reported a five-fold increase in net profit and a significant rise in revenue, prompting an upward revision of its 2026 financial guidance.

Newton, Spinoza, and Maimonides Reveal the Secrets of Existence at the National Library
The National Library of Israel has launched "The Question of Questions," an exhibition exploring the mysteries of the universe through the works of great thinkers from Newton to Maimonides.

Roni Maane lashes out at Yinon Magal: "You are as guilty of what happened as the army"
The former confidant of the Netanyahu couple encountered a past interview of Magal and Yariv Oppenheimer and launched a frontal attack on social media: "A Bibist without any ability for independent thinking. 2,700 people were murdered, you are as guilty of what happened as the army."

Yoav Limor shocked by Galit Gutman's transformation: "Stop for a second"
Television presenter Yoav Limor was completely surprised during a live broadcast, unable to hide his reaction after discovering the radical transformation of his co-host of 13 years, Galit Gutman: "This is the first time I'm seeing this."

Jewish settlement in Gaza: This is how we strengthen Israel's security
One can disagree with policy, but it is hard to argue with the historical lesson: wherever there was significant Jewish presence, the State of Israel had a better ability to control the space and defend itself. The war in Gaza must end not only with the defeat of Hamas, but also with the shaping of a new strategic-security reality.

Michal Amdursky on the pain of loss: "Still in crazy denial"
Nearly a decade after the tragic disaster at sea, singer Michal Amdursky opens up about the difficulty of speaking about Amir Fryszer Guttman in the past tense, the haunting nightly thoughts, and the deep void that remains in her heart.

Jerusalem Approves 30-Story 'Agron Tower'
The District Committee rejected objections and approved the Inbal company's plan for a mixed-use project to replace 'Beit Amir'. Located on the light rail line, the tower will feature 110 apartments, 114 hotel rooms, and commercial and public spaces.

After a 200% Stock Surge: Largest Energy Company on the Exchange Releases Reports
Enlight, the largest renewable energy company on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, reported its results for the second quarter of 2026. Revenue for the quarter grew by 55% to approximately 210 million dollars.

For the first time in Israel: The first TikTok album
The rules of the game are changing. A young singer is releasing a unique concept album and handing the power directly to the users, who will decide which of the tracks will receive a full version based on the virality of the sound online.

Rami Levy on the way to a multi-million deal: The next step revealed
On Thursday, shareholders will meet to approve the deal; the airline controlled by Rami Levy and Shalom Haim will pay 15 million shekels to acquire 10% of the shares of the Rami Levy club company.

“Daylight Robbery”: Petition Filed to Block Finance Committee from Approving 360 Million Shekel Budget Transfers
MK Naama Lazimi and Hiddush legal advisor Dr. Ifat Solel have petitioned the Supreme Court to block a Finance Committee meeting. They argue that the proposed 360 million shekel budget transfers during the election recess violate Knesset regulations.

“I Never Imagined a Playground Could Cause Such a Burn”
Recent heatwaves in Israel have turned playgrounds into hazards for toddlers. Doctors warn that scorching surfaces can cause severe burns, urging parents to be vigilant and check temperatures before letting children crawl.

New Ministry of Transport Digital Service Protects Vehicles from Fraudulent Ownership Transfer
The Ministry of Transport has launched a digital service allowing vehicle owners to pre-block ownership transfers at Israel Post branches to protect against identity theft and document forgery.

Iranian President: "Defending the border, but not seeking to expand the war"
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is defending its borders but does not seek to expand the war. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump called the Iranian leadership hypocritical and emphasized that negotiations are ongoing.

Full nudity and a glass of wine in hand: Emily Ratajkowski leaves nothing to the imagination
Model Emily Ratajkowski shared photos from her vacation in Greece, appearing completely naked. These images follow her candid revelations about her personal life after her divorce.

4 Pasta Recipes That Take Longer to Eat Than to Prepare
Looking for a quick and delicious dinner? Here are four pasta recipes that require only 10 minutes of prep time but deliver restaurant-quality flavors and ultimate comfort.
What has changed? The situation of Mohammed bin Salman and Saudi Arabia in the Middle East
Growing understanding regarding Mohammed bin Salman's influence on Donald Trump to cancel the intensification of US military strikes in Iran. The situation for Saudi Arabia remains complex, and Iran shows no genuine interest in diplomacy.

The backing for Silva and Beitar's demands ahead of Austria Vienna
The goalkeeper received support alongside professional criticism of his mistakes, and the other players were required to stop showing indifference following the second goal they conceded against Larnaca. Optimism in the club ahead of Thursday (20:30, Sport 2).

Apple is getting closer to launching AirPods with built-in cameras
According to a report, Apple is simultaneously advancing two new AirPods models with cameras, one of which is nearing production and may arrive sooner than expected. The cameras are not intended for photography, but to provide Siri with real-time visual information as part of the company's AI expansion.

A year after the Iranian missile hit: Bank Jerusalem will donate hundreds of thousands of shekels to Soroka
A year after the direct hit of an Iranian missile disabled large parts of the hospital, a partnership was signed that will double the rehabilitation response in the south and, for the first time, provide inpatient rehabilitation for children as well.

"An unbearable stench of carcasses": Sanitary crisis at Tznobar base
IDF soldiers serving at the Tznobar base in the Golan Heights are reporting severe sanitary failures in the kitchen complex. Following numerous complaints, the IDF has decided to send an inspection team to the site.

Apple briefly removed Telegram from the App Store due to child sexual abuse material
The app disappeared briefly from the app store for some users. Apple stated that prohibited materials were found, and after Telegram addressed them and the distributor, it was returned to the app store.

Hendel at home meetings: "Katz is a political operator who dismissed Bluth"
The "Zionist Home - The Reservists" party, led by Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel, has begun a series of home meetings in religious Zionist communities, including Kfar HaRoeh and Kibbutz Lavi. In a recording obtained by our editorial team, Hendel is heard attacking Defense Minister Israel Katz, backing Major General Avi Bluth, and addressing the "hilltop youth."

Delta Israel Brands shares profits: strong growth and dividend distribution
Delta Israel Brands continues its expansion strategy, reporting significant growth in revenue and net profit for the second quarter of 2026. CEO Anat Bogner stated that the results reflect the company's ability to execute its clear strategic vision.

Asaf Liberman lost his temper: "I came to see a movie!"
Radio host Asaf Liberman expressed his frustration with audience behavior during a screening of Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey." He was particularly bothered by latecomers who caused disturbances half an hour into the film.

Israeli Company Sofwave Reports Record Financial Results
Sofwave reveals strong financial reports with revenues of approximately 30 million dollars in the second quarter of 2026, alongside a 66% jump in net profit despite one-time expenses.

With a 1.5 Million Shekel Investment: Ilanit Levi Unveils New Collection
The beloved TV presenter led a prestigious launch event in Tel Aviv, attended by hundreds of high-profile guests and celebrities who adhered to a strictly enforced black-and-white dress code.

Rating: Keren Marciano with a sharp message to the racist doctor, Yonit Levi with a message to Maggi Tabibi
Yonit Levi leaves Maggi Tabibi no chance in the battle for the main edition, and "HaPshutah" from Kan 11 with a surprising figure.

Asi and Adi Buzaglo under attack: "The production will do everything for this couple to win"
After the broadcast of the 11th episode of "Power Couple," it turns out that despite the moving reconciliation in front of the cameras and sincere apologies, the couple is no longer speaking and has even unfollowed each other on social media.

G City Control Sale Deal Collapses: Chaim Katzman Explains Why
A month after it was signed, the deal to sell control of G City to Ari Nadlan and Ispro has fallen through. Chaim Katzman cited concerns over the new partners' financial profile and deviations from the original agreement.

17 women on the list: Naftali Bennett introduces new Yahad candidates
Yahad Chairman Naftali Bennett announced the addition of Bruria Naim, Esti Kubo, Adv. Orly Harel, and Olesya Kantor to the party's list. There are now 17 women represented on the ticket.

Ad Banned in Israel to Air in the US and UK
The Vegan Friendly organization has faced a ban on its latest commercial across Israeli television and cinemas. Regulators deemed the content 'controversial,' leading the group to shift its campaign to the US and UK markets.

South Korea: State of Emergency Declared Amid Extreme Heatwave in Seoul
Authorities in the South Korean capital have deployed a fleet of 200 trucks to cool roads across the metropolis following record-breaking temperatures. At least 16 people have died due to the intense heat.

Married in secret? Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid spark wedding rumors
After nearly three years of dating, the 51-year-old actor and the supermodel, 20 years his junior, are sparking rumors of a secret wedding. The couple was spotted walking hand in hand through Paris wearing rings on their ring fingers. Congratulations?
Chaos in southern Israel: "Bring 10,000 shekels or you are finished"
Ran Amkays, a Be'er Sheva resident, extorted a man from the Negev for a year, escalating to kidnapping and assault. Despite attempts to obstruct justice, all three suspects were indicted.
Palestinian Reports: Vehicles Set on Fire in Jalud — IDF Investigating
Palestinian sources reported that vehicles were set on fire in the Jalud area south of Nablus overnight. The IDF stated that it is investigating the incident.

Violence in the West Bank: Vehicles set on fire, "revenge" graffiti sprayed
Jews set fire to several vehicles between the villages of Jalud and Talfit in Binyamin. A Star of David and the inscriptions "revenge" and "Avi, go home"—directed at the Central Command Chief Avi Bluth—were sprayed at the scene. The event follows a series of recent violent acts in the West Bank.

"We will try to narrow the gaps, we will not settle for qualifying for the Conference League"
Kozuch's talks with the players about faith, the surprising practice of Kanaan, and those who will earn the coach's trust. Hapoel Be'er Sheva expects a good result tonight (20:30, Sport 3), which will leave it a chance to qualify ahead of the return leg against Red Star next week in Belgrade.

Negotiations with Real: "Manchester City is waiting for an offer from Barcelona for Rodri"
Real Madrid continues its attempts to sign Rodri, but according to journalist Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City is choosing not to rush the deal. Despite official talks with the Spanish giants, City has slowed down negotiations, anticipating potential interest from other clubs, including Barcelona.

"It's a record": 52-year-old former footballer and 22-year-old influencer divorce after one month
Daniel Nannskog, a former Swedish national team striker and current commentator, has become the subject of intense media interest following a whirlwind romance. The 52-year-old confirmed this week that he has separated from 22-year-old Norwegian influencer Melina Sophie Zamri just one month after their marriage announcement.

"This is a really cruel punishment. They took away the advantage we had"
Players at Maccabi Tel Aviv are dejected before the match against CSKA Sofia, as they will again play in front of empty stands. Tyrese Asante may start for the first time this season (Thursday, 19:00, Sport1).

Hapoel Tel Aviv Cautious Regarding Douglas Owusu Deal
Hapoel Tel Aviv has agreed on terms to acquire Douglas Owusu from Red Star Belgrade, but the club is waiting for the results of comprehensive medical examinations scheduled for Tuesday before finalizing the transfer.

"Take your medication": Chris Bosh's warning to Wembanyama
The former NBA champion, who was forced to retire at 32 due to blood clots, revealed that he almost died in January and warned the San Antonio star: "It happened to me twice, and then I couldn't play anymore."

Report: A group of settlers set fire to vehicles near Nablus and harassed residents
According to Palestinian reports, settlers terrorized the village of Jalud, going between houses and knocking on doors; police have opened an investigation. This follows a series of incidents between the warring parties in the West Bank, leading the IDF to reinforce troops to prevent friction.
Zohran Mamdani stirs controversy in New York: Public backlash and clarifications
The New York City Council member's plan to establish a municipal grocery chain has encountered significant political obstacles. Critics have focused on perceived double standards regarding identification requirements.

A Living Laboratory Against Terror: Proof That Israel Is the Solution, Not the Problem
In a special column, the editor of the Italian newspaper 'Il Tempo' describes the deepening rift on the continent: media and elites cultivating hostility toward Israel are being challenged by citizens who see it as the front line in the fight against radical Islam. "Israel is not just an ally, but a living laboratory of culture resisting the threat." The article also discusses how the migration...

Revenue Surged 93% as Palantir Raised Full-Year Guidance
American defense-tech company Palantir reported second-quarter results that exceeded analysts' forecasts. Consequently, the company raised its full-year guidance, and its stock climbed 12% following the announcement.

The 2026 crypto revolution: A decisive presidential move
Following years of regulatory ambiguity, the President of Nigeria has signed a decree to regulate the digital assets market and establish a special oversight body within the central bank.

Or Spitz Ties the Knot: A Pink Dress Code and a Romantic Tale
Beloved pastry chef and social media star Or Spitz married Omri Mastavuym at a grand event in Rishon LeZion. The wedding featured a strict pink-and-white dress code, three stunning bridal looks, and the story of a trash can that sparked their romance.

Cottage Cheese Shortage Hits Peak: Prices Reach 50 Shekels per Cup
A logistical failure at Tnuva has caused a chronic shortage of cottage cheese in major retail chains. While the company promises to restore supply levels, private sellers have begun listing the product online at inflated prices.

Lottery Winner of 12.5 Million Shekels Admits: "I Mismanaged My Money, I'm Back to Work"
Reuven Shemesh, a painter from Hadera who won 12.5 million shekels in the lottery, reflects on his financial mistakes. After a period of lavish spending, he has returned to his original trade.
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Old video of Odia Pinto revealed: "This is not the same girl"
Curious users who reached the first videos of Odia Pinto were amazed to discover a character completely different from the one known today, which sparked a heated debate online about the credibility of the web star.

National Insurance Institute approves allowances: Details of the decision
Attorney Yair Tribish revealed details of decisions made for his clients regarding the National Insurance Institute, including determinations for receiving monthly allowances based on established eligibility.

Buying or Renting an Apartment? How to Avoid Trouble with Real Estate Agents
Summer is the peak season for Israeli real estate. To avoid disputes and financial losses when working with agents, it is crucial to understand the 'Real Estate Brokers Law' and properly document all agreements.

"At the end, this is the most decisive corps on land": Our correspondent with the new recruits to the armored corps
While in the past many asked "why armored corps?", today the new fighters declare with pride that they chose to join the corps intentionally. "At the end of the day we want to exist here, this is our country," one of them said. Among the recruits, Natan, an ultra-Orthodox young man, stood out, stating there was no hesitation regarding his decision.

Wix Continues to Pay Dearly for Base44 Acquisition: Quarterly Loss Jumps to $76 Million
Wix reported a net loss of $76.4 million for the second quarter of 2026, driven by high operational and marketing costs associated with the integration of the Base44 startup.

Community Service for Father Who Attacked Man with Down Syndrome
A court sentenced a father of a child with autism to nine months of community service for assaulting a man with Down syndrome. The judge noted that while the defendant acted after his son was harmed, he resorted to vigilantism, causing severe mental trauma to the victim.
Ayman Odeh: "The Entire Arab and Islamic World Offered Israel Peace, Recognition, and Normalization"
MK Ayman Odeh, chairman of Hadash-Ta'al, has announced that this will be his final term in the Knesset. In an interview, he called for Arab party unity and discussed the prospects for regional peace.
98% for victory: The candidate shaking up the Democratic Party
A forecast presented on CNN gives Abdul El-Sayed a 98% chance of winning the Senate primary in Michigan. The progressive candidate's surge signals a deep rebellion against the Democratic establishment.
Turkey's Strategic Dilemma: The Path to Sixth-Generation Fighters
Turkey faces a critical strategic decision: whether to join an international sixth-generation fighter jet program or pursue an independent development path.

The Tree (HaEtz) Brings a Culinary Breakthrough to Ashkelon
Ashkelon, a city known for its culinary institutions, is undergoing a transformation. The new restaurant 'HaEtz' (The Tree) offers a modern dining experience, blending a Tel Aviv-style atmosphere with a diverse, high-quality menu.

Five Things to Know Before the Market Opens
The trading day on Wall Street is expected to open with a positive trend following yesterday's gains in tech giants. Asian markets are seeing declines, while investors await reports from AMD and SpaceX.

Film on Zidane Reveals: "French Government Ordered Cancellation of Doping Tests"
Marie-George Buffet, France's former Minister of Sports, admitted that her office suspended surprise doping tests for Zinedine Zidane and his teammates ahead of the 1998 World Cup. This admission contradicts her 2013 testimony before a Senate committee, where she denied that any such instructions were ever issued.

Arik Shtilman: Yam Madar is a Key Player for Maccabi
In a special episode of Double Dribble, Arik Shtilman discussed the details of Yam Madar's transfer to Maccabi Tel Aviv. The club sponsor revealed the behind-the-scenes negotiations and the player's personal commitment to the deal.

Ferran Torres with a message to Barcelona and PSG: "The club needs to show that it wants me"
Ferran Torres continues to maintain ambiguity regarding his future at Barcelona, but is sending a clear message to the club's management. In an interview during the team's pre-season tour in the USA, the 26-year-old striker clarified that contract extension progress depends on how he is treated by the board. He also addressed reports regarding potential interest from Paris Saint-Germain.

"You can always count on the Americans to do the right thing, after they have tried every other possibility"
The tension in the Persian Gulf brings to mind Churchill's famous observation about Americans. Donald Trump now finds himself deep in a cycle of frustration, struggling to navigate Middle Eastern realities.

Mary Rivera, known for "Spider-Man: No Way Home," passes away at 82
Mary Rivera, remembered for her role as Ned Leeds' grandmother in the 2021 film "Spider-Man: No Way Home," has passed away at 82. Her family reported that after she suffered a stroke, doctors indicated her condition would not improve, leading to the decision to remove her from life support.

Rafi Reshef and Rabbi Motke Blau: A Heated Debate on Ultra-Orthodox Conscription
A stormy confrontation took place in Rafi Reshef's studio between the host and Rabbi Motke Blau, a leader of the ultra-Orthodox anti-conscription protest. They discussed reports regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's private remarks on drafting ultra-Orthodox individuals. Blau stated: "We have no trust in Netanyahu; we will not join any coalition without a law regulating the status of Torah students."

Gal Rubin Under Fire: "Comparing Daughter's Bullying to Reality TV Is Unnecessary"
Big Brother winner Gal Rubin revealed that her daughter is facing a severe social boycott. However, her attempt to draw parallels between her daughter's trauma and her own experience on the reality show has sparked backlash.

The wife of Yarden Shua reveals: "I went through an eating disorder"
A photo of the model on Instagram sparked a heated debate about the boundaries of discourse and body image. Or Zuaretz, the wife of Yarden Shua, came to the defense of Eden Pines with an emotional personal confession: "As someone who went through an eating disorder, this touched me."
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Hamashbir expands into a 600 million shekel market: chain to market new brands
The Hamashbir chain is expanding its beauty department and entering the dermo-cosmetics field for the first time. The chain will offer leading brands on its online site and later in branches, with the aim of meeting the growing demand for advanced skincare products.

Delicious, Romantic, and Kid-Friendly: 10 Summer Recommendations for Jerusalem
Jerusalem offers a wealth of summer activities, from magical quests at the Botanical Garden and historical walks through Hezekiah's Tunnel to culinary discoveries and cozy cafes.

TurboGen Fined 1.1 Million Shekels: The Reason Behind the Penalty
TurboGen, a prominent 'dream stock' on the exchange, has been fined 550,000 shekels by the Israel Securities Authority for misleading investors regarding its order backlog.

Assi Azar after a difficult night: "I can't sleep"
The beloved television presenter went out to have fun and got drunk the night before an especially early shooting day, but he did not imagine who would surprise him in the bedroom early in the morning with a particularly strange question.
Anime, missiles, and economy: Japan refreshes the branding of its military buildup
Japan is presenting its military buildup as an engine for economic growth, calling for investment in the arms industry and new technologies. The government warns that the Chinese threat to Taiwan remains its greatest strategic challenge.

Hundreds of millions at the center: Finance Committee convenes during recess contrary to practice
The Finance Committee is expected to convene this morning for an unusual discussion during the election period, aiming to approve a series of controversial budget transfers. At the center are hundreds of millions of shekels intended for the Ministry of Settlement and yeshivas. Knesset members Orit Farkash-Hacohen and Naama Lazimi have appealed to the legal counsel demanding to stop the discussion...

Four "Lions of the Jordan" female soldiers denied access to mental health officer
Amidst a wave of recent suicides in the IDF, it has emerged that four female soldiers in the "Lions of the Jordan" battalion waited over two and a half months for a mental health consultation. One soldier reported threats from her commander regarding the request. The IDF Spokesperson has launched an investigation into the commanders' conduct.

Court Rejects Woman's Claim to Neighbor's Estate Based on Oral Will
A woman claimed that her late neighbor had orally bequeathed his property to her in gratitude for her care. The court ruled that the deceased was not mentally competent and that the requirements for a 'deathbed will' were not met.

93-year-old woman withdrew from selling an apartment and was sued for 620,000 shekels
Hours before signing the contract for the sale of the property in Jerusalem, the elderly woman experienced a panic attack and informed the interested parties of the cancellation of the deal. The court dismissed the subsequent lawsuit.

Lawsuit: 'Gatekeepers' Allowed Registration of Fictitious Mortgage on Netanya Apartment
A brother and sister living in Germany claim that a network of impostors mortgaged their Netanya apartment to a non-bank lender by forging their IDs. They are now seeking to annul the lien.
Iran Claims US Operational Plan to Control Strait of Hormuz Has Collapsed
Mohsen Rezaei, military advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran, claimed that the US planned a large-scale operation to seize the Strait of Hormuz but failed due to flawed assessments and Iranian counterattacks.

When National 'Pressure Cooker' Stress Enters the Home: How to Preserve Your Marriage
Life in Israel is putting citizens' mental resilience to an unprecedented test. Public pressure seeps into homes, taking a toll on couples. Psychologist Dr. Maayan Boyman-Meshita offers a toolkit to protect the home fortress.

Heatwave in Tokyo: Three lionesses died at the zoo
The zoo spokesperson stated, "According to our veterinarian, the suspected cause of death is heatstroke." She explained that the local heat is accompanied by high humidity, unlike the climate in Africa.

$14 million: The CEOs who fired 600 employees and are asking for double the salary
Roy Mann and Eran Zinman, the founders and CEOs of Monday, are asking the company's general meeting for a tiered salary increase that will bring them to a level of $14 million each. The company recently announced the layoff of 600 employees.
More people are saying what they were afraid to think: he is unfit for office
The flood of contradictory statements from Donald Trump proves he lacks the skills and experience required for the US presidency. Experts and diplomats are increasingly voicing concerns about his fitness for the role.

From 6,000-year-old shoes to Lady Gaga: What our shoes tell us about ourselves
A nailed sandal from Masada, high-heeled shoes for horsemen from Bukhara, and the Israeli design that reached the clip of one of the world's biggest pop singers. The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum takes the whole family on a journey following the footsteps of humanity.

Among the winners of the Minister of Defense Shield Award: A yeshiva in Shomron
The “Birkat Yosef” Hesder yeshiva in Alon More has been named a recipient of the 2026 Minister of Defense Shield Award. This honor recognizes employers, academic institutions, and local authorities for their significant and ongoing support of reservists and their families. Following a rigorous selection process from over 1,000 nominations, 99 finalists were chosen.

Ben Gurion Airport: How to Avoid Queues and Save Time
Planning a flight? Learn how to track real-time congestion at Ben Gurion Airport, how much time to allow for your arrival, and which hacks will help you breeze through the check-in process.

"No negotiations. Hapoel Be'er Sheva could lose Eliel Peretz"
Gilad Katzav, the agent of Niv Eliasi, spoke on the 103fm sports program about the goalkeeper's signing with the Greek club Levadiakos and later discussed several other footballers he represents.

Fast before the summer ends: All the reasons to eat papaya
It is colorful and beautiful, but also full of essential components that will improve your health. Among other things, papaya will do good for your eyes, your digestive system, and it will also reduce your chance of suffering from serious diseases, including heart disease and cancer. Does that sound like a good enough reason to start your lunch with a colorful papaya salad?

After the bestseller: Sheri Alfie-Nissan returns with a new book
20 years have passed since Sheri Alfie-Nissan's role in the telenovela 'The Champion', and now the creator and musician - who is also a PhD in sociology - is publishing her second book. Read the first chapter from the coming-of-age novel 'Only in Joy'.

"Destroys your life": At just 13, a social media star fights cigarettes
The Israel Cancer Association has recruited Avigail Wiseman for a special awareness campaign against the rise of smoking and vaping among teenagers, which is now reaching younger ages than ever before.

Bill Gates warns: These are the professions that will undergo a dramatic revolution
The Microsoft founder reveals a dramatic forecast for the next decade and explains how the new technology will perform a crucial part of the work in two of the most essential fields in society, on the way to a fundamental change.

Omri Kanda: "There are players in the Premier League who gamble, I support some of them"
Star of "Power Couple", Omri Kanda, who revealed his gambling past on the show, spoke about how top players approach him for advice: "Go to rehabilitation and pay the money, one way or another you will lose it."

Towards the Opening Bell: The Chip Giant Set to Move the Market
Following a difficult month for the sector, the largest chip company on the stock exchange will publish its earnings report today. Tel Aviv fell yesterday despite records on Wall Street, while de-escalation with Iran provides support. What investors need to know.

1,204 shekels on August 11: Who is eligible for the grant and how to receive it
With the new school year approaching, many parents are eligible for a grant of 1,204 shekels. Find out who qualifies for this National Insurance Institute benefit, when the funds will be deposited, and what steps you may need to take.

End to the nightmare in Tel Aviv: The man who harassed women and children has been indicted
After more than a year of complaints about harassment, assaults, and indecent acts, a serious indictment was filed against a 51-year-old man who terrorized the residents of the Shapira neighborhood in Tel Aviv. According to the indictment, he used to expose himself in public, threatened an elderly woman he tried to extort, and even grabbed a four-year-old child firmly. Although he was removed from...

The end of Infantino? The secret alliance trying to topple the FIFA president
Pressure on Gianni Infantino is reaching a new peak: according to a report in 'The Times', UEFA, CONCACAF, and the Asian Football Confederation have joined forces to secure his removal. If he refuses to resign, a series of dramatic steps are being considered, from boycotting FIFA institutions to establishing competing international tournaments.
The last opportunity for the president is revealed: Behind the scenes of Mojtaba Khamenei's final days
Drama in Iran: A close associate of Mojtaba Khamenei revealed the ongoing confrontation between him and the Iranian president. The desire to resign and the backing down - new details from the last few days about the Supreme Leader of Iran, who has not yet been seen alive.

UK: Cargo ship hit by missile in the Strait of Hormuz
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) reported that a cargo ship was struck by an unidentified missile in the Strait of Hormuz. The vessel was located 37 kilometers northeast of Al-Khasab.

North Korea launches an attack against Donald Trump: "Trying to harm us"
North Korea attacked the Donald Trump administration and US allies on Tuesday following recent warnings regarding Pyongyang's cyber activity. The North Korean government dismissed the claims as "baseless accusations" intended to damage the country's image and justify further pressure.

Short Conversations: The Destructive Impact of Vessel Noise on Sperm Whale Communication
A study from the University of Haifa reveals that sperm whales alter their 'coda' click sequences when near vessels. Researchers found that these sounds become shorter and change in acoustic structure, providing the first systematic proof that ship noise directly impacts whale behavior.

Even at the peak of the season: We found the cheapest flights left in August
Despite the congestion and high costs, it is not too late to purchase flight tickets for the peak of August, even at reasonable prices. We checked which worthwhile flights and vacation packages are still available. "Changes in the availability of flights and hotels sometimes create attractive deals, especially for those who can make a quick decision and be flexible with dates," experts note.

Tsahi Nahmias's Mega Or stock drops 17% in a month: the reasons
Tsahi Nahmias and Mega Or lost ground throughout July. We examine the reasons for this decline, whether uncertainty regarding land use in Hadera will continue to weigh on the stock, and how other real estate giants are performing.

The wealthy are buying 2 times more: Bank of Israel's record data revealed
Alongside the market slowdown, Bank of Israel data reveals that the volume of mortgages for apartments worth over 5 million shekels is soaring — this figure is critical for the housing market. The surprise: how many of the wealthy are taking a mortgage of over 60% of the property value.

One slice, 10 minutes: The toast that became a crème brûlée
Without professional equipment or hours in the kitchen, just a few simple ingredients and one toast that will upgrade your next dessert. A cracking caramel layer, velvety vanilla cream, and buttery bread – here is how to make the new viral trend at home in just 10 minutes.

Keren Marciano: "I am of Moroccan descent. You are a small and racist man, be ashamed"
Keren Marciano launched a sharp attack against the doctor who sparked a racist storm, sending him a pointed personal message. She also criticized the government and right-wing journalists, stating: "If you are shocked by racism, then be shocked at every opportunity, not just when it serves a political goal."

UFC Fighter Allan Nascimento Dies at 34
Brazilian fighter Allan Nascimento was found unconscious at his home, apparently after suffering a cardiac arrest in his sleep. The UFC confirmed the tragic news, stating that despite the efforts of medical personnel, he was pronounced dead at the scene. Nascimento, who recorded 22 wins in 29 professional fights, last competed in June.

The dollar is stable, above 3.04 shekels; "Fed rate hike forecasts are exaggerated"
Foreign exchange markets remain calm, with the dollar trading above 3.04 shekels and the euro above 3.50 shekels. Alex Zabezhinsky, chief economist at Meitav, argues that market forecasts for a Fed rate hike are exaggerated.

Wok meal in 30 minutes: The beef noodles you will make again and again
If you love Asian food, this recipe combines everything you are looking for. Tender steak strips, udon noodles, colorful vegetables, and a rich, umami-packed sauce – here is how to prepare a balanced wok meal at home with 50 grams of protein per serving.

Deni Avdija, for your information: "Portland is among the 10 most disappointing teams of the summer in the NBA"
Despite the addition of Ja Morant and high hopes for the new season, The Athletic was not impressed by the Trail Blazers' summer moves and ranked them only 24th out of 30 teams in their annual ranking. Doubts about the combination with Damian Lillard, the appointment of the new coach, and the owner's conduct left the Israeli star's team among the biggest disappointments of the offseason.

Deal between Chaim Katzman and Tzahi Abu collapses one month after signing
Over the past two weeks, the relationship between businessman Tzahi Abu and the company's controlling shareholder Chaim Katzman has hit a dead end.

Yuval Havkin: "I have a way of hearing colors"
Musician Yuval Havkin, known by his stage name Rejoicer, possesses a rare ability—synesthesia, which allows him to "hear" colors in music. Ahead of his Sonic Blue show, he discusses his creative process, the influence of the sea, and his father's personal journey.

From the Chief of Staff’s headquarters to the minister’s home: the route of an American Satmar Hasid for Iran
An investigation has been revealed involving an American Satmar Hasid who became a central figure in one of the most serious wartime espionage cases. Maintaining contact with Iranian handlers, he documented sensitive sites, including the home of the former Chief of Staff and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

90 years since Jesse Owens' victory over Nazi propaganda | User content
Jesse Owens stunned the world with four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, but the moment etched in memory from those games was actually the friendship with his German rival Lutz Long – a story that proved the victory of the spirit is greater than any propaganda. Do you also have something to say? Send us columns to the address: kick@ynet.co.il

Earthquake in the Likud: The court disqualified Knesset members from running in the districts
Drama in the Likud: The movement's Supreme Court accepted tonight (between Monday and Tuesday) by a majority of votes the petitions against opening the districts to Knesset members and ministers, and ruled that Knesset members, ministers, and deputy ministers, both incumbent and those who served in the past, will not be able to run in the districts in the upcoming primaries.

Instead of buying a new smartphone: Germany mandates manufacturer repairs
A new regulation in Germany grants consumers the right to demand repairs for electronic devices even after the original warranty expires. Manufacturers are now required to provide repair instructions and spare parts, in some cases for up to a decade after production ends.

True Japanese Quality: Nissan Qashqai E-Power on Israeli Roads
The Nissan Qashqai E-Power features a unique hybrid system where the gasoline engine acts as a generator. Despite its premium price, it stands out for its build quality and driving comfort.

Asian Markets Decline Amid Partial Oil Price Recovery
Asian indices are trading lower: the Nikkei is down 0.7%, while the Hang Seng and KOSPI have fallen by 0.5%. Following yesterday's sharp decline, oil prices are showing a partial recovery, with Brent crude rising 1.3% to $84.9 per barrel.

Flying in August? These are the days when Ben Gurion Airport is particularly busy
Ahead of the peak summer season, the Israel Airports Authority has released data and recommendations for passengers. Up to 2.6 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport every Thursday until the end of the month, with an average of 100,000 people daily. Ben Gurion Airport reiterated its call for passengers to arrive three hours before their flight and to use public transport due...

The Turkey-Qatar Plot: Behind the Scenes of the Hamas-Israel Agreement
Middle East expert Yoni Ben-Menachem described in an interview with Tal Meir how Qatar and Turkey are working behind the scenes to promote an agreement with Hamas, aiming to shift pressure onto Israel via the US administration.

Apartments Without Protected Spaces Have Seen Faster Price Growth Than Protected Ones
A study by BYNDbiz reveals that since October 2023, the price per square meter for older apartments without a Mamad rose by 11.2%, compared to only 2.6% for protected apartments.

Those Outside the Workforce to Pay More: Finance Ministry’s Plan to Cover National Insurance Deficit
The Finance Ministry has released a concerning forecast indicating that by 2029, the National Insurance Institute will be unable to meet its financial obligations. The ministry attributes this to an expansion of benefit eligibility and extensive discounts for non-working population groups. Proposed measures include tightening eligibility criteria and increasing contribution fees specifically for...

Authorities Warn of Consequences of Cutting Solar Roof Electricity Tariffs
The Public Utility Authority (PUA) is considering a significant tariff cut for solar roof owners, threatening the economic viability of thousands of projects. Local authorities and energy experts warn this could halt Israel's progress toward clean energy goals.

SpaceX Faces 'Time Bomb' as Lock-Up Period Ends
SpaceX is set to release its first financial reports as a public company this week, followed by the initial unlocking of restricted shares. While the influx of supply may trigger volatility, analysts remain largely bullish, with many projecting significant long-term upside.

Flights to New York: Four Airlines Return to the Route, But Prices Remain High
Delta, United, and Israir are set to resume flights to New York, significantly increasing seat availability. Despite the improved supply, ticket prices remain volatile, starting from $1,400.

Interest Rate Cuts 'Stuck' on the Way, Failing to Fully Reach Mortgage Borrowers
While the Bank of Israel interest rate is falling, mortgage rates are not adjusting accordingly. Banks are increasing interest margins, offsetting a significant portion of the economic rate cuts.

Investment Manager Recommends Stocks 'Like Buying a Bunker'
Eitan Etzioni, founder of the Etzioni investment house, shares his value investing philosophy. He focuses on stable companies with low P/E ratios, avoiding macroeconomic predictions.

Trump's 'Taco' Tweets Drive Israeli Security Costs Up by Billions of Shekels
The IDF was on the brink of renewed regional war with Iran due to US President Donald Trump's threats. Constant readiness for combat has already cost Israel 51 billion shekels.
For the first time: Educational approach to the phenomenon of violence in Arab society — through animals
The Ministry of Agriculture is launching an educational program in schools to raise awareness of animal welfare in the Arab, Druze, and Bedouin communities. The lessons will be taught in about 500 4th-6th grade classes and in some educational institutions also in 7th-8th grades.
Father of Fallen Golani Soldier Enlists in Reserves to Complete Son's Path
Itay Barak, father of Staff Sergeant Tomer Barak who fell on October 7, 2023, is enlisting for reserve service. He will serve as a headquarters sergeant major to honor his son's legacy and contribute to the IDF.
What happened to the Netherlands? The new law reveals a deep and dangerous change | Zalman Shoval
The Dutch law, which boycotts Israeli goods produced in the settlements and on the Golan Heights, is stricter than the laws of other countries on the continent. Perhaps this is not surprising.
Benjamin Netanyahu's dream team collapses: The list of those who refused Likud
From senior security officials to heroes of October 7, Likud is offering reserved spots in desirable positions, only to be met with absolute refusal. The star-recruitment project is stalled, and all eyes are now on the general marked as Netanyahu's potential savior.
The fine print of the Trump plan: The clause that will allow Hamas to keep its weapons | Dr. Eitan Lasri
The next stage in the negotiations reveals the fine print of the emerging agreement. Can international oversight mechanisms ensure true demilitarization, and what are the main risks that could turn the truce into the next confrontation?
“Incubator Arc”: US Redeploys Forces in the Middle East Amid Iran Threat
The US Department of Defense has begun implementing a secret plan, dubbed “Incubator Arc,” to withdraw strategic air assets from forward bases near Iran to protect them from potential preemptive strikes.
The Reconciliation Cabinet: It is time to establish a state-public body whose role is to heal the rifts | Liora Minka
National reconciliation requires an institutionalized body with authority and resources, one that acts continuously and not reactively. In order for the Israeli reconciliation cabinet not to be a symbolic decorative committee, it must be built correctly.
Neither a total war nor an agreement: The real scenario between Trump and Iran | Yair Marton
Iran understands that a regional war could endanger the survival of the regime. The United States, after two decades of wars, is not looking for another conquest.
Everyone talks about partnership - but what happens at the moment of truth? | Dr. Moshe Elad
Will Mansour Abbas and Yoav Segalovitz succeed in turning a Jewish-Arab partnership from an exceptional idea into an influential political reality?
Not Worth the Paper: When the US Fails to Understand the Language of Hamas and the Middle East
Senior US administration officials have announced an emerging agreement with Hamas, yet the document once again exposes the deep gap between Western perceptions of legal commitments and Middle Eastern reality, where a signature is merely a tactical maneuver.
Facing Erdogan: An earthquake in the Turkish political system
Political turmoil in Turkey: The "New Party," established only recently, garners almost a fifth of the votes in a new poll. The ruling party remains first, while the veteran opposition suffers a historic defeat.

526 shekels for a trip from Tel Aviv to Ben Gurion Airport: The new option to reach the airport
Gett, which dominates the local taxi market, is expanding its operations to include vehicles with up to 55 seats in collaboration with the Rideeazy platform. Bookings must be made at least 12 hours in advance, with prices determined upfront based on distance, duration, and the number of stops.

Investment House Mor and HaBaita Living Join Forces Against Chaim Katzman for Orion Board Control
Investment house Mor and the HaBaita Living group have formed a coalition holding 25.1% of Orion's shares to challenge Chaim Katzman's influence. They are demanding the appointment of their own candidates to the board.

Carrefour after Shufersal and Rami Levy: Acquires control of Free Market and enters wholesale sales
Global Retail, which operates Carrefour in Israel, has signed an agreement to acquire a 70% stake in the distributor Free Market at a valuation of 19 million shekels. The deal allows the retailer to enter the wholesale market for small businesses.

Water Authority Disqualifies Bnei Brak Water Corporation CEO Appointment Over Inaccurate Data
The Water Authority has disqualified Meir Pinchas from the position of CEO of the Bnei Brak water corporation, Mei Barak, after finding he did not meet the mandatory professional experience requirements.

Following Bullying Allegations, Erez Nahum Launches Competitor to Apax Israel
Former Apax Israel partner Erez Nahum is raising 500 million shekels for his new Leox Opportunity Fund. The fund will focus on mid-market investments, directly competing with his former employer.

Arrived for a dental consultation – and claims her face was deformed
A 24-year-old Chinese woman claims she went to a hospital for a dental consultation regarding a slight protrusion of her lower jaw. However, she alleges that a specialist convinced her to undergo a complex surgery. According to her, the plan to move the jaw back by two millimeters turned into a procedure where it was moved more than 13 millimeters in the opposite direction.

3,393rd place in the Harish lottery: sometimes the free market beats discounted apartments
An 'Apartment at a Discount' project in Harish, featuring 115 units, reached a winner who placed 3,393rd in the lottery. Amidst housing market stagnation, are better deals available on the free market?

Man critically injured in apartment fire in Ashdod
A fire broke out in a first-floor apartment on Palmach Street in Ashdod, leaving a man in his 70s in critical condition. The victim, who suffered from smoke inhalation, was evacuated to Assuta Hospital while undergoing resuscitation efforts.

Inside 6,000-year-old burial mounds: mysterious "stone bodies" revealed
Without digging a single centimeter: innovative technology has revealed giant human-shaped stones in the depths of ancient burial mounds in the Brittany region. Now, all that separates science from final answers is a special excavation permit.

Weather forecast: Relief in heat stress, which remains high
Temperatures have dropped slightly but remain higher than usual for the season, with heavy to extreme heat stress expected in most parts of the country. Temperatures are expected to return to seasonal norms by Thursday.

Investors under pressure: A worrying scenario for tech giants
The tech giant reporting season is causing a stir in the markets, as Deutsche Bank executives highlight the rigorous scrutiny of company profits and concerns over massive capital expenditures.

Bank of Israel to Cut Interest Rates: Psagot Economists' Forecast
Economists at Psagot Investment House analyzed the impact of the US-Iran escalation on the shekel and energy prices. Experts project two interest rate cuts by the Bank of Israel over the next 12 months.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange at Historic High: Market Capitalization Crosses Unprecedented Threshold
The research unit of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange summarizes July, which closed with gains led by the banking sector, while market capitalization reached a record high of over 3 trillion shekels.

Can election polls be trusted?
Ahead of the upcoming elections, we are flooded with mandate polls, and every media outlet presents a different forecast. Behind the numbers hide unrepresentative samples, biased questions, and entire audiences that are barely sampled. Dr. Nimrod Nir from the Hebrew University explains how to read a poll correctly, who creates the gaps between the polls and the actual results, and why it is...

Petition Against Insurance Companies: Elderly Stripped of Benefits Due to Covert Filming
The stories of elderly individuals who lost long-term care benefits following short recordings made outside their homes have reached the Supreme Court. The petition alleges the use of private investigators and deceptive tactics by insurance companies to avoid payments.

At 53: Galit Gutman reveals a dramatic makeover — "The most natural"
After decades of being identified with her famous look, the beloved model and presenter decided to take a dramatic and particularly surprising step on the set of the photoshoot that made her feel excited again.

Antisemitism in New York: 70% of Hate Crimes Targeted Jews
New York police data indicate a 53.3% increase in antisemitic incidents in July compared to last year. Although Jews make up only 10% of the city's population, they were the target of nearly 70% of all verified hate crimes last month.

Sharon Gal reveals disappointment from Netanyahu interview: "I blew a fuse"
TV host Sharon Gal shared behind-the-scenes details of his interview with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, admitted to using a ruse to invite guests, and explained why he avoids giving interviews himself.

Price Gaps Exposed: Retail Chains Selling Fruits and Vegetables at 58% Markup
A new price comparison survey by the Retail Research Institute reveals price discrepancies of tens of shekels on a single shopping trip. The report highlights which retail chains are the most expensive and where consumers can save significantly.

Three young men rescued from the Sea of Galilee after drifting offshore
Three individuals were rescued after their rubber boat drifted into the middle of the Sea of Galilee near HaShikmim Beach in Tiberias. A United Hatzalah patrol boat located them suffering from mild dehydration and brought them safely to shore.

A new serum that promises to fight pigmentation even in summer
The new serum from Keren Bartov Advanced Skincare combines active acids and advanced ingredients to treat pigmentation spots and uneven skin tone, delivering impressive clinical results without compromising the skin's natural barrier.

Taylor Fritz won in Washington, Alexandra Eala made history
Taylor Fritz won the Washington tournament this evening (Monday), after defeating Rafael Jodar 6:7 (2), 4:6 in the final match. This is the 11th title in the career of the American tennis player (ranked 9th in the world), but the first above the ATP 250 level since Tokyo 2022.

More than 100 cats and dogs rescued: 77-year-old Florida woman arrested after prolonged animal abuse
Police found a temperature of 43 degrees in the house, piles of feces dozens of centimeters high, and a pungent smell of waste. Some of the animals have already reunited with their owners after months of searching.

The storm following Eidan Reichl’s tears: “This week there were four suicides”
The moving performance on the “The Voice” program, which brought the beloved judge to tears, led to an unusual response from a Knesset member, who decided to highlight the severe mental distress of young people and soldiers in Israel.

Channel 14 commentator Noam Amir mourns a painful loss
Noam Amir shared the difficult news of the passing of someone close to his heart, posting a heartfelt message that drew an outpouring of condolences from his followers.

Osher Ad lowers prices: Karaoke system for 149.90 NIS
Shoppers at the Osher Ad chain have discovered a popular karaoke kit at an exceptionally low price. The device, suitable for home events, includes both a speaker and a microphone.

Bernardo Silva: "It's impossible to refuse Real Madrid". Gonzalo García sold
Bernardo Silva is settling into life as a Real Madrid player. The Portuguese international, who parted ways with Manchester City after nine years to sign a two-year deal with José Mourinho's side, completed his first training session and spoke to the club's official TV channel.

The Footballer Who Returned to Religion — and Brought Tennis to the Haredi Sector
Amidst public tensions, the "Goal for God" project is fostering harmony. Former footballer Ziv Oson has successfully introduced tennis to the Haredi community by respecting their strict religious requirements.

Moving meeting at Hapoel Tel Aviv training: "They fell so that we could live"
Members of the "Yad LeBanim" organization presented Hapoel Tel Aviv with a certificate of appreciation for commemorating IDF soldiers and security forces. The organization's chairman, Eli Tahar, who lost two sons and a brother in Israel's wars, visited the team's training session to share his story with the players and staff.

Two years of friendship and a shocking discovery: they are siblings
Two employees at Manchester Airport maintained a close relationship without knowing they were family members – until small details from the past connected into one surprising story: "It's not something that happens in everyday life."

State Comptroller's Chair Remains Empty: Who Benefits from the Oversight Paralysis?
A month after the Supreme Court disqualified the State Comptroller's appointment, Israel is operating without one of its key democratic gatekeepers. The vacancy paralyzes whistleblower protection, the review of ministers' financial declarations, and oversight of party funding.

Maccabi Herzliya Wins 3-5 Thriller; Ashdod and Bnei Yehuda Remain Perfect
The second round of the National League Toto Cup concluded with M.S. Ashdod, Bnei Yehuda, and Maccabi Herzliya maintaining perfect records. These teams are now closing in on the semi-finals.

Father misreads son's name at circumcision and breaks the internet: "I had a panic attack"
A video of a father accidentally calling out the wrong name for his newborn son during a circumcision ceremony went viral this past weekend. "It's a good thing I shouted quickly before the mohel could repeat the wrong name, and that way, according to Halacha, the name he shouted does not count," says Laim Abava in an interview with C14.

Despite the Peace Council’s demand: reports of strikes in Gaza City
This comes despite a request by Nikolay Mladenov on behalf of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt strikes in the Strip to allow for the implementation of a ceasefire and the subsequent agreement with Hamas. Following the strikes, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey issued a joint statement calling on Israel to "meet its obligations as part of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip."

Disaster in Peru: Tourist plane crash kills 13
A small tourist plane crashed while flying over the Nazca Lines archaeological site in southern Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 passengers and crew members on board.

Christian Blitz Successfully Operated: Expected Recovery Timeline
Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Christian Blitz underwent surgery on Monday to repair a foot fracture. The club confirmed the procedure was successful, with his recovery period estimated at three to four months.

Between Peretz and Kanaan: Who will take Kangwa's spot?
Even after Hapoel Be'er Sheva's final training session in Hungary, coach Ran Kozuch has still not decided who will start in place of Kings Kangwa in the first match tomorrow (Tuesday, 20:30, Sport 3) against Red Star Belgrade in the third qualifying round of the Champions League. Similar to yesterday's training, this evening the coach is deliberating between Eliel Peretz and Hamudi Kanaan. Peretz...

Israeli Activist Reaches Barghouti: 'I Started Bombarding Them with Facts'
Dave Azulay, an Israeli activist, is fighting anti-Israel propaganda online by refuting false claims with historical facts and international law in video chats with people worldwide.

A narrow government is a narrow necessity
Party leaders warn about “influence networks” of foreign actors trying to break society from within. But, they say, unfortunately, we don’t need enemies from outside—we have enough of them at home. Almost no party contributes to social cohesion.

A Minister Detrimental to Security
Instead of focusing on external threats, the current Israeli government is actively seeking enemies from within. Defense Minister Israel Katz's recent attempt to replace Central Command Chief Avi Bluth highlights this dangerous trend.

Primaries in the Central Command
How does a respected general associated with advancing dozens of outposts, security stability, determined counterterrorism, and upholding the rule of law become a target for political attacks? The author says the answer is not professional — it is political.

Fueling the Conception
Commentators attach overriding importance to the question of rising fuel prices in Donald Trump’s considerations. However, the data do not support this thesis, nor does the president’s conduct.

From Chaos to Data: How the 'Agamim' Unit Saves Lives on the Home Front
When a residential building is hit by a missile, the Home Front Command's 'Agamim' unit turns the chaos into operational data. By creating real-time 'target files,' they enable rescue forces to locate survivors with precision.

Apartments in Piraeus: Israeli Real Estate Investors Find a New Target in Greece
After Athens, investors are discovering the neighboring port city of Piraeus. Convenient location, development pace, cruise ships, demand from students and tourists, and housing prices starting from 90,000 euros are attracting investors. Is this the next big hit? It is too early to say. Experts emphasize: potential exists in Piraeus, but moving from the familiar center of Athens requires careful...