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Final test before Hapoel Tel Aviv: Atalanta beats Athletic Bilbao
In its final preparation match ahead of the Conference League playoff against Hapoel Tel Aviv, Atalanta secured a 1-0 victory over Athletic Bilbao. Nicola Zalewski scored the decisive goal early in the second half.

With Spanish player status: Real Madrid signs reinforcement from the NBA
Max Shulga has signed a two-year deal with Real Madrid. The 24-year-old Ukrainian guard, who developed within the Spanish basketball system, joins Pedro Martinez's squad from the Boston Celtics organization to bolster their perimeter shooting.

End to the search: Meli and Liel Yahalomi located
A week after contact with them was lost in Vienna, Meli and Liel Yahalomi were located in South America following a round-the-clock international intelligence operation. The dramatic moment of the encounter took place on a bus, when a police representative approached the two and said: "We were very worried about you, I want to ask you a few questions." Thus ended the disappearance journey that...

A week after resigning from Cambridge due to "falsifying his past": The black professor was found lifeless
About a week after the University of Cambridge announced an investigation into his academic past and the qualifications and degrees he boasted of - which led him to resign - Jason Arday was found lifeless in an apartment in London. The police have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the death, but stated that at this stage there is no suspicion of foul play.

From disappearance, to the train to Germany - and the flight to Argentina: The suspected route of the missing women
As we first reported on N12, checks in German aviation systems revealed that the names of Meli and Liel appear on the passenger list of a Lufthansa flight to South America. Austrian police announced: they left of their own volition, there is no suspicion of criminal activity. A senior police official: "The terror motive has weakened significantly." Reconstruction of the movement axis being checked...

Daniela Munits takes seventh place in the all-around final at the Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships
The Israeli gymnast achieved a great result, scoring a total of 115.650 points across four apparatuses. On Sunday, she will compete in the hoop final. Meital Somkin finished in 17th place.

Scapegoats: Washington memorial vandalized - and some link it to Israel
The suspect was allegedly documented spraying the inscription "Clean hands, dirty money" and pouring soap into the World War II Memorial fountain. Red and green paint was sprayed on the granite stones, and it is speculated that this is a protest against arms supplies to Israel. The suspect faces two charges, with a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.

"She will take over your bed": The post that sparked a wave of antisemitism
A young woman from Texas shared online that her new roommate is Israeli, and received millions of views and tens of thousands of likes. Within a short time, the comments were flooded with jokes about "occupation," deportation, and taking over territories. After facing criticism, the young woman claimed her words were taken out of context and deleted the post.

Almost two years after the murder: Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty
Mangione, who was accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson at the end of 2024, revealed in his confession to the court that he posed as an investor to confirm the location of the hotel where the investor conference was held, near which he committed the act.
Massive breach in France: data of 678,000 residents stolen from state systems
The French Ministry of Finance confirmed that a cyberattack on the tax authority led to the theft of data belonging to 678,000 users, including private individuals and business owners. Authorities are still investigating the exact nature of the exposed data.

AI designed a virus, a scientist activated it — and here the story gets complicated
Researchers from Stanford and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design the genetic code of bacteriophages — viruses that attack bacteria — and created active viruses from them in the lab. This achievement could help in developing treatments against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, but experts warn that the improving ability of AI to design biological systems raises urgent questions...

"You had a child? Be with him": The stand-up comedian who sparked a debate online
Roi Tsabari explained why he prefers not to send his son to a daycare framework in his early years. "Until he speaks - you shouldn't send him to any framework." When he called on parents to work less in order to be with their children, a debate erupted online: "This is a privilege that many cannot afford."
USA tightens the siege on Iran: 62 ships forced to change course
CENTCOM announced that 62 merchant ships changed their route as part of the enforcement of the American siege on Iran, three ships were detained, and two others were searched. Simultaneously, Washington is preparing to replace the aircraft carrier in the region.

The wage gap in the US: Musk earned an employee's annual salary every 4 seconds
In 2025, Elon Musk earned 2.5 million times more than the average Tesla employee. According to an AFL-CIO report, the income gap between top executives and workers in S&P 500 companies continues to widen significantly.
Houthis step up: Combined attack near Bab al-Mandab - including explosive boats
The Houthis launched a wide wave of attacks on the western coast of Yemen and fired 44 UAVs toward the port of Mocha, alongside ballistic missiles and explosive boats. According to the Yemeni army, an attempt was also made to hit an oil tanker near Bab al-Mandab.
Naim Qassem tries to block momentum with Israel - and raises the bar
Ahead of the eighth round between Lebanon and Israel, the Hezbollah Secretary-General has intensified his opposition to the diplomatic track and the disarmament of the organization, clarifying that as far as he is concerned, there is no change in Hezbollah's line.

Vladimir Putin's Secret War: The Plan to Topple Moldova
According to The New York Times, Russian intelligence trained young people to break through barriers and set fire to buildings. Priests were paid to preach against the European Union. An Israeli-Moldovan oligarch is working to recruit activists. Meanwhile, Russia is damaging energy infrastructure, causing power outages.
What did not happen in the past will not happen in the future: why do we continue to believe their promises? | Yoash Ben-Eliezer
A request to all those politicians who insist on selling us future ideas: since it is the work and the result that count - maybe you will just fulfill them?

"Interested in coming to Israel": The Belgian player who may strengthen Maccabi Tel Aviv
Dutch media claim that the "Yellows" have already submitted an offer to Go Ahead Eagles for Thibaud Verlinden, and although they were rejected, they continue to hold talks in order to sign him.
Netanyahu's Troubling Burden: How Likud Became an Obstacle on the Path Back to Power | Avi Benayahu
With Netanyahu's reputation as someone who uses and discards people, it is no wonder that his preferred candidates are refusing his offers of reserved spots. It is precisely Abbas and Saglovich who are fulfilling Jabotinsky's vision. And also: a prayer for the peace of the new recruits.

Report: US pressuring Netanyahu to condemn events in Qusra
Following the outpost incident near Qusra, American and Israeli sources claim the White House is demanding that the Prime Minister publicly condemn the rioters' actions.

Envoys arrive to save the Gaza plan: "What matters is that we agree on the desired outcome"
After Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the 15-point plan, Jared Kushner will arrive in the region with Tony Blair and Nickolay Mladenov to bridge the gaps. The Gaza Peace Council stated: "We will hear the concerns and discuss next steps; the US and Israel agree on the end state—a dismantled Hamas."
Do not throw away: 4 processed foods that can actually lower cholesterol
Processed foods are an affordable and convenient way to add healthy nutrients. The fact that they are processed does not necessarily mean they are unhealthy - studies even prove the opposite.

First publication: Meli and Liel Yahalomi located on passenger list of flight from Germany to Argentina
Austrian police announced that the mother and daughter left the country of their own volition and there is no suspicion of criminal activity. Behind the announcement: a check of airline systems in Germany revealed that the two boarded a Lufthansa flight to South America.

Tragedy in cycling race: former Israel-Premier Tech rider killed at age 19
British rider Finlay Tarling, who previously rode for the Israeli team that was forced to change its name and move to Switzerland, was hit by a car driving in the opposite direction of traffic and entered the course during the eighth stage of the Volta a Portugal.

Investor group including Bezos acquires about a third of Liverpool FC at a valuation of $7.1 billion
An investor group led by Jeff Bezos has become a minority shareholder in Liverpool FC. The deal values the club at $7.1 billion and includes an option for the group to become majority shareholders within 12 months.
The end of the dog soup era: South Korea says goodbye to tradition
South Korea is preparing for a total ban on the sale of dog meat, effective in 2027. For many elderly citizens, this marks a painful farewell to a long-standing culinary tradition.

Bypassing AI on TikTok: The Gen Z trend that adults can learn from
A study found that nearly half of Gen Z use TikTok and Instagram to find a job. Employers are enthusiastic about the personality and energy of candidates, and experts clarify: "The change in recruitment processes is inevitable."

Tragedy during vacation in Greece: 17-year-old electrocuted to death in the shower
A teenage Irish tourist was electrocuted to death in a vacation apartment on the Greek island of Kimolos. He suffered a fatal shock upon touching the shower handle. Authorities are now investigating whether the property's electrical system met safety standards.

"He can give us a lot": West Ham coach is enthusiastic about Manor Solomon
Nuno Espirito Santo offered compliments to the Israeli, who joined the Hammers this summer: "We brought him because of his talent. He plays in a position that we were missing in the squad."

Likud threatens to petition against Bennett: "Used a baby for election propaganda"
In a warning letter sent to the former Prime Minister, it is claimed that a video in which he holds a baby violates election law and raises concerns of child abuse. Bennett is required to remove the content by Sunday; otherwise, a petition will be filed with the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee.

Israeli Ambassador to the US on the unrest in Qusra: "A group of rioters is sowing destruction"
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter addressed the violence in Qusra during his remarks on the weekly Torah portion: "When a group of rioters sows destruction with unjustified violence and claims to be acting for the sake of the land - this is a distortion of the idea of settling the land, and even a desecration of it."

Cadet national team defeats Italy 68:37 in European Championship opener
Daniela Reuven's squad impressed in their tournament debut, anchored by a dominant second quarter where they held their opponents to just two points. Michal Abudraham led the way for the blue-and-whites with 16 points and 9 rebounds.

Information from the President for those who pay: the new lawsuit against Trump
A new service from the company that operates Truth Social offers paying customers fast access to posts by Donald Trump and other senior government officials. A lawsuit filed in New York claims that the president is effectively selling privileged access to information created in his official capacity - and may be profiting personally from it.

Beloved Israeli singer in a shocking confession: "I lived on the street and ate from trash cans"
Ron Nesher reveals a difficult period in his life: he shared that he has been dealing with financial struggles for seven years. Regarding the recent months, he stated: "I have four children at home, and it's madness." He also reflected on a time when he lived on the streets for about six months.

Spanish La Liga Opens Season Without Two Giants
The 2026/27 La Liga season kicks off tomorrow, but Real Madrid and Barcelona will miss the opening round. Both teams will begin their campaigns next week due to the heavy workload of players who participated in the final stages of the 2026 World Cup.
Hollywood mixed "Jurassic Park" with "Stranger Things" - and it almost worked
Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor lead a summer adventure that mixes "Stranger Things" and "Jurassic Park," with monsters, nostalgia, and action. It's fun as long as you don't think too much - because behind the noise hides a superficial film with a lazy ending.
It all starts in Hormuz: The scenario that could ignite a world war | Dan Perry
This is how the crisis with Iran could quickly deteriorate into a massive campaign spanning from the Red Sea, through Eastern Europe, to the Pacific Ocean.

Former Mossad Chief: "We saved many lives in the UK, it is not safe there for Jews"
In an interview with the British podcast "The General and the Journalist," Yossi Cohen harshly criticized the UK, which should "support Israel - just as we supported them when they suffered from terror." He quoted the former head of MI5, who thanked him for "disrupting a huge amount of terror," and added: "I think the British government should do exactly the same."

In Spain, they praise Oriyan Goren: "He passed Flick's test and earned his trust"
The Catalan website 'Sport' is impressed by the Israeli talent, who has already received minutes in preparation matches against Birmingham and Udinese — and the Spanish champions do not rule out a first-team debut during the season.
The world of work is changing direction, and companies that do not adapt quickly will be left behind | Amit Ostreicher
The fixed work model is giving way to a more flexible market: employees are looking for control over their time and diverse sources of income, while businesses need manpower available on demand. Technology is becoming the engine that connects the two sides.

Renters compromise on apartment quality, and the middle class is abandoning the market
An analysis of apartment indices in the second quarter of 2026 shows that the middle class currently prefers not to buy an apartment, and that renters are turning to rent cheaper and lower-quality apartments. The average price for an apartment purchased during the quarter reached 2.435 million shekels - an all-time high.

Orel Tsabari: "I woke up with pains I have never experienced in my life"
In the midst of a busy career period, Orel Tsabari was forced to head to the emergency room due to severe pain. In an interview, the actor opened up about the stressful experience and his determination to return to the stage to avoid disappointing his audience.

Russia operated a secret network to topple the pro-Western government in Moldova | Investigation
Moscow trained activists to set fire to buildings and break through police barriers, and paid hundreds of priests to influence voters. According to The New York Times, Russian military intelligence oversaw training camps ahead of the elections. Authorities thwarted the plan, but in Moldova they warn: "We won the battle, not the war."

The organization from the Gaza Strip that tried to mediate between the Houthis and forces in Yemen | Report
Sources in Yemen reported to the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Akhbar", affiliated with Hezbollah, that the "Al-Islah" party, part of the Yemeni parliament and forces, initiated mediation efforts with the Houthis, with Hamas acting as the most prominent mediator.

Women paid more: The ruling against discrimination in South Korean bathhouses
The National Human Rights Commission determined that charging women extra for towels, soap, and hair dryers, while men receive them for free, is gender discrimination. An inspection in the city of Gyeongsan found that 22 out of 27 bathhouses checked practiced this. The commission proposed a simple solution: a deposit from all customers.

President Isaac Herzog visits families of fallen soldiers in Eilat
President Isaac Herzog and his wife Michal visited the homes of the families of Sergeant Major (res.) Tamir Vaknin and Sergeant Nahorai Laiser, who fell in combat in southern Lebanon. The President expressed the nation's condolences.

Storm in London: Hitler's "Mein Kampf" in Arabic sold in new store
Several copies of the book were found in the "Afaq" store, which opened earlier this month in central London. The owners claim that the books were placed in the back next to history books and were not prominently displayed, but a city council member who documented them claims: "They chose 'Mein Kampf' as one of the first books to display."
The escort, the biologist and the explosive: how the submarine commander who betrayed Ukraine was eliminated
32-year-old Margarita Raut was arrested on suspicion of planting an explosive device and eliminating in Sevastopol a former submarine officer who defected from Ukraine to Russia. According to reports, she received payment in crypto and expressed no remorse during her interrogation.

Matan Avri missed the spot for the European Athletics Championships final by two places
The Israeli runner ranked 14th out of 24 runners in the two semi-final heats and did not make it to the 1,500-meter final. Adva Cohen finished in tenth place in the 3,000-meter steeplechase final.
Neither status nor appearance: this is Gen Z's biggest dealbreaker in the dating world
Two-thirds of Gen Z admit they are more likely to date someone with a driver's license, but there is one specific behavior that serves as a major dealbreaker.

Rubio becomes the star of a viral meme — Donald Trump joins the joke
An unusual birthday gift received by Marco Rubio in May has been revealed online: the White House prepared a framed picture for the US Secretary of State featuring 68 amusing versions of a meme created from a famous photo of him. Senior administration officials signed the gift, and President Donald Trump added the words above his signature: "You are great."
Attorney General to Supreme Court: Continued funding for Haredi education is conditional on core curriculum studies
The Attorney General responded to a petition in the Supreme Court regarding the funding of "first tier" studies in Haredi education networks: "Continued receipt of funding based on the 'all children of Israel' principle will be conditional on meeting basic obligations - including full core curriculum studies."
In front of 18 million viewers: The bride's embarrassing mistake during her wedding ceremony
A bride mistook a priest's liturgical stole for a tissue to wipe away her tears of joy. The video of this awkward moment has gone viral, garnering over 18 million views.

Searching for scrap in a field leads to discovery of ancient gold treasure worth $400,000
An extraordinary discovery in northern England: during a metal detecting event held in May near Carlisle, 48-year-old Allan Daniels and 34-year-old Andy Kermond located three gold ornaments from the Bronze Age. The items, known as "torcs," date back to around 1100 BCE and are reportedly worth a combined total of approximately $400,000.

More than two years after the severance of relations: Israel's ambassador will depart for Colombia
Vivian Aisen will begin her tenure in the country and join the Israeli aid delegation. In addition, Colombia has decided to move its embassy to Jerusalem, freeze the establishment of a Colombian embassy in Ramallah, and withdraw from the lawsuit filed by South Africa against Israel.

A historic player, but a missed opportunity: A farewell to Russell Westbrook
After 18 years and an impressive list of personal achievements, Russell Westbrook has retired. The all-time triple-double king says goodbye to the NBA with a career that could have been much greater, but was often managed more by instinct than by logic, as he never found the balance between his internal fire and the rationality that could have taken him further.

Meta to pay nearly $1 billion to address harm caused to children by social networks
A judge in New Mexico ordered the social media giant to establish a new $567 million fund, in addition to $375 million in civil penalties already imposed.

Two-month orange juice consumption linked to changes in thousands of genes
A study published in the journal "Molecular Nutrition & Food Research" found that daily consumption of 500 ml of pure pasteurized orange juice over two months affects gene activity in immune cells. After 60 days, researchers observed a decrease in the activity of genes associated with inflammation and blood pressure.

After the S&P 500 record: stability in Wall Street futures
Futures are trading with only slight changes. Frankfurt Stock Exchange jumps by about 0.8%. Seoul Stock Exchange jumped by over 2%, supported by Samsung and SK Hynix. Over 90% of S&P 500 companies have published reports for the second quarter, profit growth stands at around 50%.

After the tragedy: hundreds gathered for a memorial evening in Katzrin
Hundreds of family members and residents participated in a memorial evening for 16-year-old Yonatan (Tuni) Ephraim Klimian, who died in a rappelling accident at Keshet Cave. The event was held at the Bnei Akiva Golan Ulpana, an institution with deep ties to the Klimian family.

Survived the earthquake in Venezuela, moved to Colombia – and were saved again
At the end of June, two brothers from Venezuela went to the sea near their home. 15-year-old Winder wanted to take their 10-year-old brother, Moises, with them, but he was grounded as punishment. "I kept insisting, but my mother just wouldn't give in," he told the British media. Eventually, he and his brother Davy went without him.

Rings from space: The secret revealed in ancient elite jewelry
A new study published in the "Journal of Archaeological Science" reveals an unusual detail about jewelry used by ancient elites in Greece: an examination of 91 iron objects found that 13 rings contained significant amounts of nickel, indicating the use of meteoric iron. Researchers determined that nine of these rings are highly likely of meteoric origin.

Barcelona holds its breath: "Everything is an absolute lie"
The Barcelona star denied reports of a crisis with coach Hansi Flick, attacked the rumors surrounding him and clarified: "I have been here for seven years, it has always been my dream."
Initiative in memory of Yamanu Zalka: 90,000 shekels raised for a Torah scroll
Members of the Bnei Akiva branch in Malbes raised about 90,000 shekels to write a Torah scroll in memory of their friend Yamanu Zalka, who was murdered on the night of Independence Day. The scroll was dedicated during a moving procession near what would have been his 21st birthday.

Launch on the move: Rheinmetall completes successful breakthrough test
Rheinmetall has successfully completed a test of launching from a container launcher mounted on a moving truck. With a range of 100 km and advanced armor-piercing capability, the system is capable of launching up to 18 UAVs in succession.

A ticking bomb in the housing market: Banks have created a wave of cancellations and the state is silent
The Ministry of Finance publishes a pessimistic picture of the housing market, amidst a very positive review for contractors. Why the 90/10 promotions should be stopped and is the era over where you could win an apartment at a discount | Friday column

Doron Miran in deep mourning: 'I love you until my last day, I am shattered'
Just two years after the passing of his father, well-known singer and reality star Doron Miran shared the news of his mother's death on social media: 'Mom, I love you until my last day.'

40% Upside Potential for Nayax: Analysts Point to Exceptional Opportunity
American investment bank KBW has upgraded Nayax stock to "outperform" with a target price of $75 and a 40% upside. Analysts state that recent declines are an overreaction and represent an attractive buying opportunity.

Renowned lawyer lashes out at Etty Craif: "Let her try to sue"
Lawyer and Dr. Haim Stanger attacked Etty Craif following her interview with Omri Assenheim, commenting on her appearance and claiming he is not afraid of a lawsuit. Craif responded: "I haven't read it and don't intend to."

Stock Market Drama: Nice Shares Jump Over 6%
Following a volatile trading day that ended the week with slight index declines, shares of Nice stood out with an impressive rally, while other stocks, including several tech firms, saw significant losses.

Israeli attacked in Thailand reports attacker's release: 'He is walking free'
Paul William Berko Gober, who violently attacked an Israeli mother and her daughter, has been released from detention on 12,000 shekels bail. The mother has issued a warning to Israelis in Thailand: 'He is a scoundrel and a monster, a danger to the public - especially to Jews and Israelis.'

A study examined what is really in personal care products – and the results are troubling
A new study published in the journal "Environment & Health" raises questions regarding the information appearing on personal care and cleaning products we use daily. Researchers tested 113 products in 12 different categories and discovered that 98% of them contained at least one substance not listed on the label. In 85% of the products, at least one undeclared substance was found that is known or...

Netivei Israel to pay about a quarter of a million shekels to a scooter rider injured by potholes
The Haifa Magistrate's Court has ordered Netivei Israel to pay approximately 250,000 shekels to a scooter rider for injuries caused by poor road maintenance on Highway 70.

"Hitler" and "Free Palestine": Prayer book received by customer found defaced
A man who ordered a prayer book online for the Tishrei holidays received it defaced with hateful graffiti and an obscene drawing. The buyer contacted the bookstore owners, who are treating the incident with seriousness and intend to locate the person responsible for the vandalism.

How Bezalel turned from a school of Jewish art into a post-Zionist breeding ground
This week, the police opened an investigation against Issa Grayeb, a Bezalel graduate and lecturer at the academy, following an exposé by Ornit Poran-Swissa on Channel 14. Grayeb refers to the IDF as "the Israeli occupation forces" and presents places in Israel as part of "Palestine." In leaked screenshots, an account bearing his name is seen liking extremist content, including a post welcoming...

Bug in smart feeders leaves cats and dogs without food and water
A global technical malfunction in Petlibro devices has caused automatic feeders, waterers, and litter boxes to stop working. Pet owners currently on vacation are facing difficulties as they cannot feed their pets remotely.

Ahead of IPO: OpenAI expected to double annual revenue to over $40 billion
OpenAI is projected to reach an annual revenue run rate of over $40 billion, nearly doubling its performance from late 2025. This growth comes as the company prepares for its upcoming IPO.

Two weeks before the wedding: Omer Adam's mother makes a touching gesture
Sharon Adam shared a moving photo of a Torah scroll with a special blessing for her son Omer and his partner, Sasha Israelowicz, ahead of their wedding.

Ayala Hasson: "The terrorist's release was no accident, they knew what they were doing"
Journalist Ayala Hasson has launched a harsh attack on the conduct of the State Attorney's Office and the Military Advocate General, questioning why the terrorist was released back to the Gaza Strip before being interrogated. She claims he would have provided critical testimony if questioned properly.

Storm in the Knesset: The MKs who dropped a bombshell and resigned one after another
A stormy wave of resignations was recorded this week in the Knesset just before the closing of the lists. Ahead of the upcoming elections, the corridors of the legislature in Jerusalem are noisy and turbulent. The current upheaval is just the opening shot, and the major dramas of this election campaign are still ahead of us.

Drama in the housing market: New apartment prices rise by 0.9%
After declines earlier this year, new apartment prices are rising again, driven by interest rate cuts and high demand for units with a protected space (Mamad). Meanwhile, the secondary market remains under pressure, with sellers offering discounts of up to 15%. The average apartment price in Israel has crossed the 2.4 million shekel threshold.

Crypto job scam in Singapore costs company $11.8 million
Singapore police warn of a wave of sophisticated attacks. Malware installed during a "job test" allowed attackers to bypass two-factor authentication, infiltrate the corporate code repository, and bypass transfer limits.

Ohad Buzaglo treats himself: purchased a new toy for nearly 300,000 shekels
The star of "The Buzaglos" shared on social media that he has upgraded to a luxury Tesla for about 300,000 shekels, while also revealing a unique spiritual interpretation of the brand's name.

"I am in love with him": The forbidden relationship of the prison officer suspected of aiding the brother of the murder suspect
Exclusive: Ynet has obtained transcripts of the interrogation of the Israel Prison Service (IPS) officer who allegedly allowed the brother of the main suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi to contact him by phone while he was on the run. "By nature, he is a great person," the officer said about the prisoner with whom she had a romantic relationship. She denied the allegations against her and...

"The Israeli Bermuda Triangle": Police request help in locating a missing person between Tiberias and Safed
Katriel Nachman Kinan, 24, was last seen on Monday in the area of Guy Beach on the shores of the Sea of Galilee, on his way to Safed, and his whereabouts have been unknown since.
The name that came up in Netanyahu's closed-door conversations: This is the man who could lead the ouster move in Likud
In the Prime Minister's circle, there is fear that MKs who are pushed out in the primaries will take revenge by supporting a constructive vote of no confidence. The main name that came up in closed-door conversations as someone who might lead the ouster move from within Likud: Yuli Edelstein.
In the Oval Office: One question from Donald Trump left Benjamin Netanyahu without answers
While the US President continues to refuse to publicly support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming elections, it turns out that one question the American President asked him caused Netanyahu to hesitate.
Drug smuggling worth millions of shekels: Bags seized near Kfar Ruppin
Fighters from the Jordan Lions Battalion and trackers from the Jordan Valley and Valleys Brigade located over 50 kg of hashish worth millions of shekels near Kfar Ruppin. Police have seized the shipment and are investigating.

Annual inflation rate fell in July to 1.5% - the lowest in five years; slight increase in apartment prices
Annual inflation stands at 1.5%, higher than the forecast. Transport and culture became more expensive, clothing and vegetables became cheaper. Construction inputs: a slight retreat this month, but an annual increase of 3.5% amid rising labor costs. The apartment price index rose by only 0.1%; Jerusalem and Haifa climbed, the Center and Tel Aviv fell.

End to scary warnings: Google to simplify third-party app store installation
If you have ever tried to install a third-party app store on your Android device, you are surely familiar with the exhausting obstacle course. Google surrounded this process with alarming security warnings and hidden menus to discourage users and keep them within its official store.

Ukraine Proposed Black Sea Ceasefire, Russia Refused
Russia rejected a temporary ceasefire in the Black Sea proposed by Ukraine, stating there is "no basis" for such a move. The decision follows a recent escalation in the region, during which at least 50 cargo ships have been attacked over the past two months.

The boys will not play before us: what happened to the Maccabi Haifa youth revolution?
After the youngsters were a bright spot in a black season, Maccabi Haifa talked about a homegrown infrastructure. In practice, it quickly became clear that most of them are not expected to integrate into the lineup. "Bread and Butter", Walla's season opening project, about the decisions of Lior Refaelov and Barak Bakhar and with a message from the club: "You don't win a championship with 9 youth...

"Within an hour, guys will be at your house": Lawyer accused of extortion
At the beginning of the week, an indictment was filed against 52-year-old attorney Alon Kriti for extorting a friend. According to the prosecution, Kriti threatened the complainant and sent two people to his home to intimidate him while his nine-year-old son was present.

Following 60% Annual Growth: Next Vision Secures Major Deal
The company Next Vision announced the receipt of an order from an existing client for the supply of cameras and other products. The deal, worth approximately $5.6 million, will be fully supplied by the end of 2026.

Heavy loss in the entertainment world: MTV star Tyler Duckworth dies at 44
Tyler Duckworth, star and winner of MTV's "The Challenge," was found lifeless in his apartment. Just two weeks ago, he participated in a program event alongside other stars.

Renowned restaurant offered for sale following the owner's death
The chef restaurant Amore by Nada in the Druze local council of Hurfeish, which became a destination for meat lovers and travelers in the Galilee, is offered for sale following the founder's passing. The family is looking for someone to continue its path.

Israel mourns: Professor Arnon Sofer has passed away
Professor Arnon Sofer, a founder of the University of Haifa and the architect of the Gaza disengagement plan, has passed away at 90 following a battle with Parkinson's disease. Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav paid tribute to the renowned scholar.

Permitted for publication: Name of lawyer accused of extortion by threats
The court accepted today, Friday, the prosecution's position and permitted the publication of the name of lawyer Alon Kriti, who is accused of extortion by threats against a person who borrowed money from him. Last Sunday, the Central District Attorney's Office filed an indictment in the Rishon LeZion Magistrate's Court against the 52-year-old lawyer.
"Above the clouds": Children from the northern front line took off for a special flight in the skies of the Galilee
The "Ananim - Aviation for the Community" association gave children who were evacuated from their homes an hour of respite in the skies - a moment of hope, empowerment, and a smile.

The apartment costs 2.5 million shekels — how much will you really pay until you get the keys?
Purchase tax, lawyer fees, brokerage, appraisal, renovation, and moving add 155,000–185,000 shekels above the contract price, and for an additional apartment, the tax alone reaches 200,000 shekels.
He was shot in Cyprus and disappeared for 78 years: this is how his grave was located in Israel
Colonel Y. told Ron Koffman and Prof. Aryeh Eldad about the late Shlomo Haimson, the man who was shot by the British in Cyprus, buried as an unknown in Haifa, and finally identified through a particularly creative investigation.

Mobilization of Jews and tourists, and brother Ronen's fears: a week without a sign of life from Meli and Liel
The mother and daughter from the Yahalomi family disappeared on Saturday after checking out of the apartment hotel. Police: "So far we have not found signs that they are still in the city." Brother Ronen set up a one-man war room in the Austrian capital: "Many people are throwing all sorts of things into the air. Let's wait." President of the Jewish community in Austria, Oskar Deutsch: "I don't...
"He deserves a bullet in the head, that son of a b***h": Wave of threats against Lieberman intensifies
The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman and his family members were mentioned in a series of harsh comments online, including death wishes and calls for harm. The party claims an ongoing escalation and says that dozens of threats have been documented recently.

Success in the qualifiers: three Israelis in the European Swimming Championship semifinals
Anastasia Gorbenko took first place in the 200m individual medley, Lea Polonsky qualified in eighth place. Tom Mienis set a personal best in the 100m backstroke and also secured a spot for the evening session.

Clubs exchanged contract drafts, Songa awaits visa to Portugal
Hapoel Petah Tikva has agreed on a deal with Moreirense, under which it will receive about 750,000 euros plus a percentage of a future sale. The Zambian is waiting for approval to fly and complete the transfer.

Gorbenko, Polonsky, and Minis Advance to European Championship Semifinals
The three athletes qualified for the next stage in Paris: Gorbenko finished first overall in the 200m individual medley, Polonsky eighth, and Minis advanced from 16th place in the 100m backstroke.
A US First: California May Recognize Jews as an Ethnic Group
California is poised to become the first U.S. state to officially treat Judaism as an ethnic group rather than just a religion. A new bill would require state agencies to include a "Jewish ethnicity" checkbox on all demographic data forms.

Daily Crypto: Negative trend in the market, Bitcoin and Ethereum lose ground
Daily Crypto: Bitcoin fell by 1.32%, while Ethereum weakened by 0.69%. These are the notable changes and market capitalization of the leading coins in the crypto market.

Enforcement failure: deportation from Israel after 22 years of illegal stay
The Supreme Court rejected a foreign national's request to remain in the country after it was revealed that she had been in Israel illegally since 2004 without the authorities taking any action against her.

'HaTzel' parts ways with Meta in anger after 12 years: "They took a side"
Rapper Yoav Eliasi, who frequently shares his political views on social media, is taking an unusual step against Meta, claiming the company has taken a side in the elections. He is now boycotting their platforms and moving his activity to Telegram.

Rani Rahav explodes: 'Shame. Despicable Jewish terrorists! May their names and memories be blotted out'
The well-known PR expert launched a sharp and unprecedented attack on social media, against the backdrop of the harsh diplomatic condemnation by US Ambassador Mike Huckabee against the rioters in the village of Kusra.

Moshe Feiglin under attack: "An incorrigible megalomaniac" - Baruch Marzel intervened
Right-wing activist Berale Crombie harshly attacked Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin and explained why he opposes joining forces with him. Baruch Marzel came to Feiglin's defense.

MK Elazar Stern leaves Yesh Atid: "We have more collaborations ahead of us"
Member of Knesset Elazar Stern has announced his resignation from the Yesh Atid party and his intention to step down from the Knesset. He expressed his gratitude to party leader Yair Lapid for their years of partnership.

Jackal infestation: "I am very scared when I return home in the evening"
In the Shikun Vatikim neighborhood of Ramat Gan, jackal sightings have become frequent. Following an attack on a pet, residents are expressing serious concerns for the safety of their children.

Drying Rhine River Exposes Dangerous WWII Ammunition
The Rhine's water level has dropped to critical lows due to a prolonged drought, exposing dangerous WWII-era munitions and tons of debris. German authorities are urging the public to stay away from the riverbed.

The Latin American Pendulum: Israel's New Opportunity - and the Trap
After years of disconnection, boycotts, and hostility, the political map is turning: Colombia has recognized Israeli sovereignty on the Golan, Venezuela has opened its first channel in 17 years, and other governments are deepening ties with Jerusalem. What is driving the shift - and how is Israel trying to prevent the next blow when the pendulum swings again?

44-year-old women discovered they are sisters — after years of feeling an "inexplicable connection"
A moving end to decades of wondering: Mina and Minal were abandoned as infants in India, adopted by different families in the Netherlands, met by chance as teenagers, and then lost touch. A recent genetic test they conducted reunited them and proved what the heart had always felt.

Jerusalem Municipality Sues Husseini Family for 4.9 Million Shekels Over Orient House
The municipality claims that the prominent Palestinian family — owners of the building that served the PLO and has been closed since 2001 by government order — did not pay property tax (arnona) between 2020 and 2025.

Maya Kay receives a romantic gesture: "This perfect thing"
Model Maya Kay, who has recently proven herself as a sharp, calculated, and highly successful businesswoman, is marking another significant milestone. She is a partner and founder of the lifestyle brand Glammie, in collaboration with the Super-Pharm chain.

Assaf Rappaport on an Israeli buying spree, and Oren Dobronsky pays a high price
Bank of Jerusalem shares rise against the backdrop of a mother and daughter's absence in Vienna, Liora Ofer celebrates a new move that will bring in billions, and SanDisk in a stock buyback. These were the news of the week on ice.

Yuli Weizman: Why Michal HaKtanah's daughter chooses to work in a clothing store
Yuli Weizman, daughter of Israeli star Michal HaKtanah, opens up about her lifestyle, her investment philosophy regarding jewelry, and why she chose to work a regular retail job despite her family's wealth.

Tuna and his personal manager Lior Miller part ways
Singer and rapper Tuna and his personal manager Lior Miller have announced the end of their eight-year professional partnership. While Miller will continue to handle concert bookings, the artist's personal management will now be overseen by the office of Rotem Florentin and Ofer Navaro.
A Star of David in My Pocket: Reflections on Moldova, Safety, and the Weight of Identity | Josh Aronson
From a Star of David hidden at the Istanbul airport to a Jewish community reborn in Moldova: a personal journey about antisemitism, Zionism, belonging — and the moment when the community restored the strength to carry on.

Batshon reinvents himself: The queue for the tastiest crispy fish in Tel Aviv
Toto Batshon, owner of a popular fish restaurant in Tel Aviv, has radically changed his business model. The venue is now a self-service fast-food joint, with the crispy fish sandwich becoming the star of the menu.
While he incites against Israel — the move to "soften" Mamdani has begun
One of the central media outlets in New York has launched a move to "whitewash" Mayor Zoran Mamdani. This comes against the backdrop of harsh criticism against him from many sources in the city.
From a porn site to the arms of Jeffrey Epstein: The secret woman pulling the strings of the AI revolution
Cami Clark does not hold an official position at Anthropic, but is a key adviser to her husband, CEO Dario Amodei. Her ties to Silicon Valley elites, the venture dubbed a "revolutionary porn company," and correspondence with the late sex offender are now being revealed.

The bluff and the danger behind the new real estate benefits for reservists
The government has announced an expansion of housing benefits for reservists, including 20,000 new units and increased lottery priority. However, critics argue these measures fail to address the diverse needs of reservists and serve as a political tool that, as the Supreme Court previously noted, benefits only a select few.

Moments after house arrest: Ofeck Adanek performed and was received with love
Ofeck Adanek took the stage yesterday at a hip-hop festival held at the Jaffa Port and was received with great love by fans. "He was full of energy, the happiest person in the world to be back on stage," witnesses told mako. The investigation into him and his partner has concluded, and the prosecution will reach a decision in the coming days.
Trump revolutionizes the US Navy - and it will cost Americans billions
Trump has ordered the US Navy to return to steam-based launch systems on new aircraft carriers. Industry officials warn that the dramatic move is expected to cost billions, delay programs, and create a potential technological advantage for China.

Massive offer ready: Enzo Fernandez nears Manchester City move
Reports indicate that the Citizens are prepared to meet the Blues' strict deadline and financial demands, aiming to replace Rodri and Reijnders with the Argentine midfielder as part of a major squad overhaul.

Why do continental margins subside faster than expected? The process accelerating the cooling of the Earth's crust
The flow of water through porous basalt rocks caused accelerated heat removal from the Earth's depths, cooling the crust and causing the seabed to subside, upon which layers of sediment about 8 km thick accumulated. This process changes the way scientists understand the development of continental margins, the assessment of oil and gas resources in oceanic basins, and the reconstruction of ancient...

The King in the Field: The discovery that allows us to tame the heart anew
The greatest physicists in history discovered that it is possible to tame electricity, but at the same time, another theory was revealed that explains how one can tame the human heart during the most routine moments of the year.

Agam Rodberg returns to religion: 'Thank you to the Almighty'
The actress was documented during a night visit to the Western Wall, where she explained why she came to the place, and her companion, the 'celebrity rabbi' Mordechai Hassidim, blessed her for her actions and said: 'The Almighty loves you'.

World's Richest People Ranking: Bezos is stable, and who jumped by $143 billion?
The ranking of the world's richest people reveals upheavals among the billionaires as one of them records a crazy jump in just one week, while his major rivals experience huge losses of billions.

Drama at Forbes: Editor-in-chief fired after receiving a $6 million gift
Randall Lane, who worked at the magazine for about 16 years, was removed from his position following the discovery of a massive payment he received from the founder of a company that partners with the magazine's rankings. Lane regrets: "I made a mistake, I should have reported it."

The British Left is adopting antisemitic motifs from the far-right
34 antisemitic incidents were documented in London within a week, many of them during a demonstration against Israel, where claims were heard about "Zionist control" over the British government and economy — rhetoric that originates in far-right conspiracy theories.

An end to 'discounts' in life insurance? The new directive that changes the rules
A draft circular published by the Capital Markets, Insurance and Savings Authority is intended to put an end to discounts of tens of percent that insurance companies grant to customers for a limited period of several years, in order to encourage enrollment. "It may influence his judgment at the time of enrollment and bias him away from making an informed decision," they write at the Authority.

Half the cost, maximum performance: Google launches Gemini 3.7 Flash
Google is launching an innovative working model designed for advanced coding and autonomous agents. The upgrade arrived just three weeks after the previous version and includes a leap forward in bug fixing and complex document processing. Alongside performance improvements, the company is cutting rates by 50% to facilitate AI integration in organizations.

Main pipeline burst leaves luxury hotel and nearby homes without water
A water pipe burst near the Beresheet Hotel in Mitzpe Ramon left guests and residents in nearby homes without water for hours. 'It is impossible to brush teeth, shower, or make coffee.'

Saudi Arabia launches new defense alliance a week after the "Mecca Agreement"
Saudi Arabia announced that 13 countries have officially joined a multinational maritime defense alliance, marking its formal launch. The Saudi Ministry of Defense stated that the third planning meeting for the alliance was held in Jeddah with representatives from 39 nations in attendance.

"It's a cultural war": The data behind the radicalization of messaging in Likud revealed
Internal polls conducted by Likud ministers and MKs revealed that for 80% of registered members, the battle against the Supreme Court and the Attorney General is the most burning issue. What started as the message of an unpopular politician has become the central spine of the party's platform.

Following Revivo and Passal: Another MK withdraws from Likud primaries
Likud MK Tsega Melaku announced today (Friday) her withdrawal from the party's primaries ahead of the 26th Knesset elections. The MK's decision comes after the party's court accepted a petition against her, preventing her from running for the new immigrants' slot on the list. Melaku, who immigrated to Israel in the eighties, was blocked from running in this slot following a petition filed against...

Behind Israel Katz's directive: Yoram Halevy's plan
The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) proposed months ago to redistribute responsibilities between the IDF and the police. In a document presented by Major General Yoram Halevy, it is argued that the IDF lacks a professional advantage in civil law enforcement tasks. The proposal: a new police force, with its own staff and budget, to reduce the burden on regular and...

"The Torah does not exempt from conscription": Bezalel Smotrich attacks Haredi politicians
The Minister of Finance spoke with members of the Bnei Akiva movement and addressed the issue of conscription. Criticizing the position of the Haredi parties, he clarified that the Torah does not serve as a refuge from bearing national and military responsibility.

A malfunction in Pango caused a rush to Cello
Pango and Cello customers complained this morning about problems with parking payments. The reason for the disruption: a system upgrade at Pango caused a malfunction in the app and a mass migration to Cello, the competing app, which caused it to crash. Pango and Cello stated that the malfunctions have been fixed.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva: Unlikely to sign new players before Sabah clash
The club doubts it can add new foreign players before the Champions League playoffs begin. The squad that defeated Red Star Belgrade is expected to remain unchanged for the match against Sabah. Matan Baltaxa returns from suspension, but Pedro Amador is likely to keep his starting spot.

Jaecoo L8 (First Drive): A Familiar Recipe, Refined
Chery is launching its youngest brand in Israel, starting with the stylish L8 SUV based on the familiar Tiggo 8. We put it to the test to see how it measures up.

The question Bennett refuses to answer - and the political scenario that will change the country
Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman refuse to commit to supporting the leader of the bloc who receives the most mandates. Lieberman explicitly states that Gadi Eizenkot is "not yet ripe" for the premiership. Are they preparing the ground for a government led by them?

4 months after the death of Reut Cohen and her unborn twins: the family is still waiting for answers
The family of the late Reut Cohen, who passed away at Meir Hospital while 28 weeks pregnant, is demanding answers from the Ministry of Health as the promised investigative committee has yet to convene. The Ministry stated that the committee will begin its work next month.

3 break-ins in a week: hundreds of thousands of shekels stolen from apartments in Rishon LeZion
61-year-old Ilan Barak from Rishon LeZion and 44-year-old Aviv Vaknin from Bat Yam are accused of breaking into apartments in the city and stealing property worth hundreds of thousands of shekels.

Financial Nihilism: When Sports Betting Replaces the Gen Z Investment Portfolio
The massive success of Polymarket is just a showcase for a much broader phenomenon among Gen Z. A new survey shows that a quarter of young people perceive sports betting as part of their economic future planning. Commentators warn of "financial nihilism": a sense of despair and economic pessimism that pushes for taking extreme risks with money. Experts clarify: investing is a positive-sum game...

IDF Exercises in Tel Aviv and Rescue of Israeli Woman in Hebron
The IDF Spokesperson announced pre-planned military exercises at the Kirya base in Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, a young Israeli woman abducted by her family was located and rescued in Hebron.

Danny Kushmaro in deep mourning: "Thank you for everything"
The legendary media figure and one of the symbols of public broadcasting in Israel passed away after battling ALS. Channel 12 anchor Danny Kushmaro paid tribute to him: "The man with the passion to know."

Idan Raichel’s gift: the story behind the jewelry on "The Voice"
The singer and mentor gives every contestant who joins his team a special hamsa necklace. He now reveals the story that began at a vanished stall in Eilat when he was 22—a symbol that has become his signature.

Before the Japanika arson: what did the arsonist ask ChatGPT?
According to the indictment filed against Hanan Yaakov and Osher Bayach, the latter inquired about the charges for burning down a shop and the length of prison sentences. The accusations state that the two set fire to the branch while an employee was inside.

Ofer Cassif attempted to reach Kusra: security forces prevented the provocation
MK Ofer Cassif attempted today, Friday, to reach the village of Kusra in Judea and Samaria. Security forces, aware of the MK's intentions, blocked his path following instructions from Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Chiney on the events in Qusra: "A small group manages to disgrace an entire country"
Major General (res.) Eliezer Marom harshly criticized the rioters in Qusra and called for the handling of the matter to be transferred to the police. At the same time, he dismissed the fear of Hamas's strengthening and claimed: "There is no danger of another October 7th here at the moment."

Nofar Energy acquires Highlight from Gabi Buskila for 200 million shekels
Nofar Energy, controlled by Ofer Yanai, has signed an agreement to acquire the energy company Highlight from real estate developer Gabi Buskila for 200 million shekels. The deal covers 92.5% of the company's shares.
Eldar Dayan Murder Investigation: Suspects Hand Over Mobile Phones to Police
As part of the murder investigation that has been ongoing for about two weeks, Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, friends of the late Eldar Dayan, have taken a significant step they had avoided until now.

The Golden Ratio: The trait in the brain and nature that most of us don't know
From the arrangement of seeds in a sunflower, through the precise rhythm of the human heart, to the thermodynamic mechanism of black holes in the cosmos. The irrational number 1.618 has been considered an aesthetic curiosity for years, but scientific discoveries prove: it is a physical optimization code that allows the universe to compress information and save energy. The truth behind the language...

Because of the Israeli producer: calls for a boycott in the Arab world against "Spider-Man"
Campaigns in Lebanon and Jordan are calling to ban the new Marvel film due to the involvement of producer Avi Arad. The reason: his service in the IDF and his support for Israel. Despite the protests, demand at the box office remains at its peak.

Miri Aloni: "I was ready to execute Nukhba terrorists"
The legendary soloist of "Shir LaShalom" (Song for Peace) attacks the country's leadership, calls for an urgent political settlement, and explains why she refused to perform the peace anthem for a year and a half since October 7: "I was overwhelmed with feelings of revenge."

Miri Aloni in a financial confession: "A mistake. It was purely a financial matter"
From missing out on a contract with a giant record label at the beginning of her career, through 21 years of street performances on Nahalat Binyamin — to moving into assisted living. The esteemed singer and actress gave an interview and revealed many financial details of her life.

Ministry of Health: No Confirmed Cases of Ebola in Israel
The Ministry of Health announced today, Friday, that a person suspected of having Ebola after returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo has tested negative. The tests were conducted in accordance with professional protocols and international guidelines for high-risk infectious diseases.

Official: Khalaili signed with Crystal Palace and will be presented today
An all-time record for an Israeli footballer: the top legionnaire was sold from Union Saint-Gilloise for 25 million euros. He signed for five years with an option for an additional season, will earn about 1.5 million pounds in the first season, and will wear the number 25 shirt. He has already held his first training session in London.

IDF confirms elimination of senior Hamas operative who held hostages
Muhammad Mushtaha, a company commander in the Shati Battalion, died of wounds sustained in an IDF airstrike. The terrorist was involved in the October 7th massacre and held hostages in the Gaza Strip.

Spotify Launches New Feature to Save Podcast Clips
Spotify has introduced a new tool for creating and saving specific podcast clips. This feature allows users to easily capture favorite moments and store them in their library or share them with others.

S&P 500 Index vs. Deposit: What happens to 100,000 shekels in a decade?
An average historical return of 10.3% versus a 3% interest rate creates a huge gap, but a whole decade in history ended in the negative.

A premature announcement? Katz's statement was not coordinated with the IDF and Ben Gvir
The Minister of Defense declared that he had ordered the transfer of enforcement powers from the IDF to the Judea and Samaria Police, and the demand did indeed come from military officials. However, in practice, orderly staff work is required, and there are also legal challenges. In Judea and Samaria, they welcomed the move in any case: "Complete the process - and cancel the Oslo Accords."

Bank of Israel: Financial support program for 4,500 IDF soldiers
The Bank of Israel has launched a financial support program for 4,500 IDF soldiers facing economic hardship. The initiative is backed by a 7.2 million shekel budget.
Press Council accuses IDF of media discrimination
The Press Council has appealed to the IDF Spokesperson following reports that journalists were blocked from entering Qusra, while a Channel 14 reporter was granted access. The Council demands equal procedures for all media outlets and warns against threats to press freedom.

Envelopes Disappeared From Mailboxes — Cards Were Activated: How the Credit Card Scam Worked
A resident of Givatayim is accused of exploiting the mailing of new credit cards to customers to steal them from mailboxes and request changes to their details. The cards were used for a series of cash withdrawals and purchases. While in custody, he continued to threaten: "When I get out of here, I will scam the whole country."

Bureaucratic Deadlock: State Demands Deportation of Mother of Israeli Daughter
Thelma, who arrived from the Philippines, failed to provide a divorce document from a marriage 30 years ago, leading the state to refuse to regularize her status. Despite living in Israel for over 20 years with her Israeli partner and their 16-year-old daughter, Adi, the family faces separation as early as next week.

"You won't recognize it": New tunnels, a five-star hotel, and doubling parking spaces — this is how Ben Gurion Airport will look in 2030
A new interchange and tunnels under Highway 1 will shorten the way to the airport by 10 kilometers for every passenger. Terminal 3 will be expanded in all directions, with 90 new check-in counters and a new concourse for aircraft added. The number of parking spaces will be doubled to 40,000, and the first five-star hotel will open on the airport grounds.

Storm in the US: Immigration authority to purchase electric shock gloves for millions
The stated goal of the procurement is to "achieve compliance quickly and prevent escalation." Human rights organizations and senior officials in the United States have sharply criticized the plan, citing a death case linked to the use of such gloves: "This will lead to a severe escalation in violence."

Mauro Camoranesi fired from AEK Larnaca two weeks after elimination by Beitar
The coach, who was appointed only in June, ended his tenure even before the start of the league in Cyprus. The change on the sidelines may also affect the status of Yahav Gurfinkel.

Maccabi Tel Aviv has regained its trampled honor. Danny Dvorin's column
The 'Yellows' displayed a wonderful performance in Bulgaria, winning 3:1 against CSKA Sofia and showing the quality that was missing in the first leg, but were left with a great sense of missed opportunity.

Even before the announcement: Anan Khalaili's number at Crystal Palace revealed
Fabrizio Romano updated that the English club and Union Saint-Gilloise have completed all stages for the transfer of the Israeli for approximately 24.5 million euros.

Not only Maccabi Tel Aviv vs. Maccabi Haifa: dates for the second round have been set
Beitar Jerusalem will begin its league matches against Maccabi Netanya, Hapoel Tel Aviv will face Hapoel Haifa, and Hapoel Be'er Sheva will travel to Rehovot to play Hapoel Ramat Gan. All the details.

Trump: I will impose 100% tariffs on drone imports - including from some of our allies
According to the announcement, the move stems from concerns over national security due to "over-reliance" on foreign countries; however, it is estimated that the move is aimed specifically at the Chinese companies that dominate the market; at the same time, the White House released a report stating that more than 40 countries helped China circumvent the tariffs imposed by the US.

Israel's AI Vision: Four Plans, Flashy Appointments, and Few Results
A fourth national artificial intelligence plan was presented this week, accompanied by high-profile appointments and a flashy headquarters. However, unlike the ambitious plans of the past, this time it mainly involves minor steps without budget details. As a result, core issues such as supercomputing, the development of an independent language model, and the electricity shortage have been pushed...
Suspicion in Britain: Chinese money behind pro-Palestinian "Code Pink" protests
A British investigation and a US Congressional inquiry are examining money transfers to entities linked to "Code Pink," which led pro-Palestinian protests in Britain. The suspicion: a network linked to a businessman identified with China helped fund the activity.

The couples who bought two apartments for less than 1.2 million shekels
Those who cannot afford an apartment in the center are buying on the periphery. How much does an apartment without a protected space (MAMAD) cost, and how were two apartments in Tel Aviv purchased at such surprising prices? Real estate deals of the week.

Naftali Bennett on his financial situation: "I don't eat 5 steaks a day"
The former prime minister continues to increase his activity ahead of the elections. In an interview with Tikva Gideon and Adir Mizrahi, he spoke about his attitude toward money and his spending habits: "Lots and lots of vacations abroad."

Daniel Greenberg is in love with a new man: "I adore him"
The businesswoman and content creator often shares intimate moments from home with her two young children with her followers. Just before little Ron went to sleep, she shared their evening routine.

Ratings: Omri Asenheim manages to challenge Channel 14
Danny Kushmaro leads the news broadcasts, Master Chef takes the lead in prime time, and Yotam Zimri remains stable in second place during late-night hours.

Noa Kirel reveals new feelings 9 months after her wedding
The young singer, whose life balances between the country's biggest stages and her private family circle, shared her emotions following a recent performance in Ashdod.

Ministry of Health: The Next 21 Days Are Critical
The healthcare system continues to closely monitor the Ebola virus outbreak in Africa and is refining guidelines for those returning from risk areas.

"The screams you heard are from the TV": Man indicted for murdering his grandfather's caregiver in Jerusalem
Three weeks after 31-year-old Avior Zaken stabbed an Indian caregiver to death, an indictment has been filed against him. The victim attempted to escape but collapsed from blood loss. The defendant falsely claimed the victim had committed suicide. The prosecutor stated: "The deceased met his death in a violent manner for no known motive."

"With no known motive": Released from prison - and murdered his grandfather's foreign caregiver
The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against 31-year-old Eilat resident Aviad Zaken for the intentional murder of his grandfather's caregiver, just six days after his release from prison.
Hard testimonies from the US military: Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in a bind
Criticism continues against the US Secretary of Defense regarding the deterioration of service conditions aboard the aircraft carrier 'Abraham Lincoln'. This time, it comes from the political arena in the United States.

Following Qusra riots: Katz seeks to transfer authority over Jewish extremists to police
Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the IDF to draft a plan transferring enforcement powers regarding Israeli citizens in Judea and Samaria to the police. Katz argues that the military should focus exclusively on counter-terrorism and border defense rather than civilian law enforcement.

Gadi Eisenkot may receive Shin Bet protection amid rising security threats
The Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) is discussing the possibility of providing security for 'Yashar' party chairman Gadi Eisenkot. The move is being examined due to the election campaign and the increase in threats against senior Israeli officials.
The next alibi for the cost of living is here: Is 'heatflation' coming to Israel?
Heatwaves and drought in Europe are raising concerns about food prices, but the strengthening shekel and falling raw material costs suggest otherwise. Before climate becomes an excuse for another price hike, it is worth examining what actually impacts the Israeli consumer basket.

Slight gains for the shekel ahead of inflation data release in Israel; dollar below 2.96 shekels
The shekel is strengthening this Friday morning as investors digest US inflation data and await Israel's upcoming figures. The dollar is trading at 2.957 shekels.

Philadelphia star: This is how I convinced LeBron James to join us
Tyrese Maxey said that the first message he sent to King James was just a joke, but last summer it became realistic: "I told him we have a good chance here."

"They made me feel unwanted. In Romania, they roll out the red carpet for me everywhere"
Lisev Issat spoke on 103FM about the Israel national team: "They hurt me. Romania is the right choice." And also: the intriguing move to Bristol City. Listen to the interview.

Municipality employee to be compensated for three years of sexual relations under conditions of authority
A cleaning woman met at least once a month with a department head 24 years her senior in exchange for employment protection. At the end of a legal process, it was determined she would receive 650,000 shekels.

Buyers who cancelled an Ashkelon property deal ordered to pay 200,000 shekels
A Canadian resident selling an apartment in Ashkelon was unable to complete registration in time due to delays by the construction company. The buyers unilaterally cancelled the contract, but the court ruled they were in breach and ordered them to pay 200,000 shekels in compensation.

Assessment in the US: Warning from Israel about Iranian threat against Trump was unsubstantiated
US intelligence agencies cast doubt on information passed from Israel regarding an Iranian intention to target Air Force One. The Secret Service chose not to take risks and moved Donald Trump to an alternative plane using a catering truck.

From Netanyahu to Putin: Wave of Vandalism Hits Copenhagen Statue Exhibit
The situation in Copenhagen has spiraled out of control: following the vandalism and removal of the Benjamin Netanyahu statue, reports indicate that the statue of Vladimir Putin has been decapitated. The exhibit, intended to spark public debate, has turned into a focal point for intense hostility.

They documented the murder of Binyahu Razi on video and laughed: "I became a celebrity like Omer Adam"
Following the indictments in the murder of Binyahu Razi, chilling details have emerged regarding the suspects' behavior, characterized by smiles, complete contempt, and a total lack of remorse.

"To terrorize homeowners": The storm surrounding Mamdani's real estate tax
The Court of Appeals temporarily lifted the freeze on the "secondary apartment tax," allowing New York to continue taxing luxury properties. President Donald Trump called to stop the move immediately: "We must prevent this disaster."

Haim Hecht: 'I was a close friend of Hassan Nasrallah's top advisor'
Haim Hecht recounts a friendly relationship with a UN official in Lebanon that led to a direct warning from the Shin Bet, ending with the discovery that his source had become the right-hand man of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah.

Famous restaurant in financial collapse: controversial debts, massive lawsuits
The "Luna Rosa" restaurant in Texas has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid lawsuits and controversial debts. Despite the financial turmoil, the management clarifies: the branch will continue to operate as usual during the reorganization process.

Senior Channel 12 News correspondent cut ties with close friend - because of Netanyahu
Storm in the media world: A well-known criminal defense attorney claims that a Channel 12 News correspondent cut off a two-decade relationship with him solely because of his support for the Prime Minister. How did Guy Peleg respond to the serious accusations?

Labor market in July 2026: rise in job seekers due to seasonal factors
A new employment report reveals that the number of job seekers reached 173.5 thousand, driven by seasonal layoffs in the education sector. Meanwhile, there is an increase in the share of academics and those from high socio-economic clusters.
Defense attorney for officers with an unusual warning: "Ben Gvir is trying to become a super-commissioner"
Attorney Ofer Bartal in an interview about the struggle waged by police officers who were not promoted because of Minister Itamar Ben Gvir ("He wants to be a kind of super-commissioner"), the candidacy of Bakshi for the Supreme Court, and what advice he would give to Yonatan Urich.
The Golden Calf instead of Derech Eretz: Why does the Ministry of Education prefer real estate over values? | Adv. Ehud Peleg
With all due respect to the state's investment in financial education for teenagers – is information about stock market and real estate investments what will create a better society for us and prevent the next murder? It is time to teach a new and truly essential subject: value-based judgment.
Did you leave Israel? Do not expect the state to come to you at the ballot box
Did you leave the country to improve your quality of life or just to wait until things change to your liking? Great, it is your full right, just do us a favor and do not tell us what to do and how.
On the Knife's Edge: Salman Rushdie returns to the violent attack in which he lost his eye
The author reconstructs the 27 terrible seconds that changed his life at 75, and reflects on the past, the future, fate, and death.
History Repeats Itself | Nathan Zahavi
It is enough to read the accusations that the prophets leveled against the leaders of the Jewish people in the biblical era to understand that thousands of years later, the next generation is at the same level as some of our historical leaders.
Living to 180? The body will be replaced, organs will be printed, and the brain - it will be backed up to the cloud | Meir Uziel
If science extends our lives to 180 years, who exactly will the person we become be? Researchers from 300 universities have made an amazing discovery: there are topics other than the Palestinians. Also: the absurd parallel between Benjamin Netanyahu and Hitler, and the crisis in modern love songs.

I tested Ask in Google Maps: It's the most important update in years
Google Maps has integrated the Gemini AI model into the new Ask Maps feature, now available in Israel. After testing it, I believe it transforms the app from a passive navigator into a proactive, intelligent personal assistant.

The plane dropped, the pilot collapsed: drugs and alcohol discovered in the captain's blood
A major drama in the air: 24 people were injured on a flight from Thailand to India after an Air India captain lost consciousness and the autopilot disconnected. A disturbing testimony from a flight attendant: "He was sitting on the floor and trying to smoke." The co-pilot took control and prevented a major disaster.

Selena Gomez and her mother sued for millions in massive fraud case
While Selena Gomez tried to distance herself from her mother amid personal crises, their joint company, Wondermind Global, collapsed. Investors are now suing, accusing Mandy Teefey of mismanagement and the singer of total neglect regarding her business duties.

Concern in Lebanon: Israel prepares to capture the strategic ridge and awaits a green light from Washington
A senior security official in Beirut said that the US informed Lebanese authorities that they cannot prevent an IDF operation on the Ali al-Tahir ridge, where Hezbollah terrorists are besieged. However, the official claims that the Americans demanded a precise surgical move with minimal civilian casualties.

Iranian commander: "If the US occupies the islands - they will become their graveyards"
A commander in the Revolutionary Guards told the newspaper "Al-Akhbar" that Iran has been preparing for years for the possibility of closing the Strait of Hormuz. He further revealed that after the decision to close the strait, several Gulf states approached Iran with a request for passage approval, but in most cases were refused.

IDF to investigate events in Qusra
The IDF will examine why it took two days to evacuate the outpost and why forces were sent that did not evacuate it. Additionally, the decision to ask Palestinian families to leave their homes will be reviewed.

Maccabi Tel Aviv paid for mistakes: "We can only blame ourselves"
The Yellows are deeply disappointed after scoring three goals against CSKA Sofia, only to be eliminated from the Europa League due to a direct defensive error. They now head to the Conference League playoffs. Socler will be fit for the Lugano match, and Camara will undergo an examination.

"I expected to get more minutes at Beitar Jerusalem, it disappointed me"
Maccabi Netanya striker Dor Hugi spoke on the 103fm sports program about his decision to leave Beitar Jerusalem for Roni Levy's squad.
"An attempt to humiliate me": The warning preventing Farage from celebrating his victory
Nigel Farage has regained his seat in the British Parliament and declared a "crushing victory," but was absent from the vote count after stating he was warned by police about an organized campaign intended to disrupt and disparage the result.

The new weight on Oded Kattash's shoulders, and the biggest question mark at Maccabi Tel Aviv
The members of "Double Dribble" discussed the intriguing roster built by the yellow-and-blues, specifically the backcourt. Will Lonnie Walker be missed, and who will take the final shot?

USA threatens Iran with unprecedented measures: "Economic isolation never seen before"
The US Treasury Secretary announced that the United States plans to take economic steps against Iran next week that are unprecedented in history. These measures will combine total economic isolation with a continued blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to prevent any traffic in or out of Iranian ports.

"Stuck on the plane for two hours": Heavy congestion at Ben Gurion Airport
Passengers are waiting on the plane for luggage to be loaded, and a flight attendant even claimed to them that it was a wildcat strike: "There are lots of children here, it's insane audacity." Others are waiting for luggage after landing: "Two and a half hours on the floor." Israel Airports Authority: "There is no strike - there is a large cluster of flights."

A 500% investment and emotional closure: a candid interview with Tomer Hacohen
Actor and model Tomer Hacohen balances film sets with his career as a software developer. He shares his story of an emotional investment in an Israeli company fighting the disease that took his father's life, and reflects on his multifaceted life.

Assaf Rappaport is rebuilding Israel's media map: The details behind the acquisitions
The founder of Wiz, who brought about the $32 billion exit, is shifting his center of gravity from the cyber world to mega-deals in media, social networks, and retail that touch every home in Israel.

From a kosher phone to a multi-million empire: an interview with the former Haredi who conquered the AI world
Bar Shaltiel, who left the ultra-Orthodox community penniless, has become the manager of a massive AI community with half a million followers. In his first interview, he reveals his surprising path to the top and the common mistakes business owners make.

Swiss bank warns: Europe is losing ground to the US and China due to a strategic mistake
A dramatic analysis by Lombard Odier reveals how vast sums of public savings are flowing out of the continent, and points out the urgent steps that must be taken by 2030.

The stormy confession of a porn star: "As long as it's filmed, everything is allowed"
The adult content creator knows her audience well, and it turns out that most of her filming partners have a few common and surprising details: they are married, religious, and almost all of them experience a storm of emotions and regret the moment the cameras turn off.

Surprise at Rami Levy: Customer receives 2,000 shekel parking fine
A regular customer of the Rami Levy branch in Netanya was shocked to receive a legal demand for nearly 2,000 shekels in retroactive parking fees, despite having met the requirements for free parking.

Confused the pedals? Woman dies after driving car into a lake during practice
A 42-year-old woman in India died during a complex rescue operation after driving alone to practice for her license test. Investigators suspect she panicked and accidentally pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake.
Spoiler: Another new right-wing party will be announced here soon | Daniel Rot-Avneri
Illustration: Itzik Smucha

"They said it would ruin my career, but I didn't care": Nicole Kidman on life after the painful divorce
Behind the quick divorce from Keith Urban lay difficult months and a custody battle over the girls. Now, as the frustrated ex watches her move on, the 59-year-old star gives an interview about her fears, the brave choice to keep her heart open, and why she has absolutely no regrets about being willing in the past to "throw her career in the trash" for Tom Cruise.
Astonishment in Israel: The rapid recovery of Iran's missile arsenal
Almost six months into the war, Israel is expressing growing concern over the pace at which Iran is rebuilding its military capabilities. Intelligence reports indicate that Tehran is restoring its ballistic missile array faster than previously estimated.

Low-cost carrier Transavia accelerates its return to Israel
French airline Transavia France has announced it is moving its return to Israel forward. Instead of the previously scheduled September 8 date, the company will resume flights at the end of August.

Large-scale construction in Be'er Ya'akov, Kiryat Yam, and Haifa Bay
The Vatma'l (Committee for Planning and Construction of Priority Housing Complexes) has approved a massive urban renewal plan for the old center of Be'er Ya'akov; in Kiryat Yam, 180 apartments will be replaced by 826 apartments in buildings of up to 40 floors; and in Haifa Bay, planning is advancing for complexes with millions of square meters for employment and commerce and thousands of housing...

Five things to know ahead of the stock market opening
Trading in Tel Aviv will open this morning against the backdrop of forecasts for inflation to moderate to 1.4%. New records for the S&P 500 and Russell 2000. The dollar is correcting slightly against the shekel; oil is trading stably amid threats of a blockade on Iran. The US bond market is showing risk levels not seen since 2007. Bank of America raises the target price for a hot AI stock. Globes...
'We saw things that no human should see - and now they expect us to return to life' | Major (res.) Maya
The invisible wounds of intelligence soldiers may not have been caused by a bullet, but they are no less real. They were caused by what you saw, what you heard, what you knew, what you did, what you failed to prevent - and what you are forbidden to tell anyone.
Installing a fence for her dog's safety leads to neighbor dispute
A woman who installed a wooden fence in her garden to allow her dog to roam outside safely soon found herself in a confrontation with her neighbor. The reason: the neighbor claimed the new fence ruins her view and demanded it be moved.

The secret kept for a decade: Matti Caspi's unknown work is revealed
Not just songs and melodies: Matti Caspi left behind stories written over the years, and they are now expected to become a series of children's books. Behind the project are Hanoch Saar, publisher of "Saar" publishing house, and Raquel Caspi, who operates within the framework of "Matti Caspi Heritage."
Netanyahu has never looked weaker - and his rivals might yet save him
The lack of a clear agreement within the change bloc to unite behind the leader of the largest party is a strategic failure that could lead to the country's collapse.

"They lied to Roy, he is frustrated": Haim Revivo attacks Maccabi Tel Aviv
The former player did not spare criticism for the yellow team following the collapse of the deal to transfer the defender to Elche: "They promised that if an offer arrived from the top 5 leagues they would help him, I stopped being nice." Regarding the non-departure to Batumi storm: "They tried to sell lies to friends in the media."

"The End of Oak Street" shows the "Jurassic World" films where the dinosaur pees
The new film starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor brings the dinosaurs back from the exotic islands to the perfect American suburb of the 80s - and finds there a successful combination of fantasy, horror, and action. With a relatively modest budget, precise period design, music that manages a dialogue with John Williams, and one family forced to survive in the Mesozoic era, the result is an...

Refrigerators for humans and air-conditioned jackets: The gadgets trying to beat the heat
The climate crisis has led to more frequent heat waves worldwide. In response, the market is filling with innovative gadgets, ranging from air-conditioned clothing and portable fans to specialized cooling cabins.

The price of prolonged scrolling: Actress addicted to her smartphone ends up on the operating table
Hours of gaming and scrolling in bed ended in severe nerve damage. Indonesian actress Shakila was forced to undergo complex neck surgery. Now, immobilized in a brace, she warns: "The pain was unbearable — keep children away from screens."

Why was the International Left-Handers Day set on a 'bad luck' date?
International Left-Handers Day, observed on August 13, was intentionally set on a Friday the 13th. The day aims to celebrate the uniqueness of left-handers and highlight the challenges they face in a right-handed world.

UBS investment expert: bonds remain a key income tool
While inflation in the USA continues to occupy global markets, UBS experts point to bonds as an asset class that can serve as both a source of income and a reliable portfolio hedging tool.

We checked what happened to the Instagram accounts of 'Married at First Sight' couples, and the results will shock you
The eighth season of 'Married at First Sight' has come to an end and the numbers are revealed: the crazy surge of participants on Instagram, who reached the top, and who recorded the most meteoric growth of the season.

Dana International against Israel's beloved singer: "Froggy voice"
Musician Liad Broyde shared a special cover of an Aviv Geffen song and announced that he would be the opening act at his upcoming concert at the Tel Aviv amphitheater. However, the Eurovision winner decided to praise the young creator while sending a sharp jab at the veteran singer: "You are the real deal" | All the details

"Rules were broken": Police drama, breakups, and scandals shaking the scene
After a confrontation involving a broken car window, singer Ofek Adank was questioned by police following a complaint from his ex-partner. Amid public outcry, the Dimona municipality has canceled his scheduled performance.

Yohananoff chain launches mega-sales until August 21
The retail chain is running a promotion from August 9-21, 2026, on a wide range of food, cleaning, and household products. Customers can enjoy significant discounts and special bundle deals.

Long-standing fashion chain closes all branches: drama after 25 years
The designer fashion chain Razili is saying goodbye to its physical stores and moving to online-only operations. The last branch in the Ramat Aviv Mall will close this week.

Fashion chain launches massive summer sale: up to 50% off
Carl Studio has launched a summer sale with discounts on a variety of men's fashion items, from shirts and pants to suits and blazers. These are the prices published as part of the sale.

Ahead of the market opening: CPI in focus - here is what to expect
The S&P 500 set a new record as fears of an interest rate hike faded. Tel Aviv closed in the green led by earnings reports. Today: the Consumer Price Index, which will determine the interest rate direction. And in the background, the storm surrounding Bank Jerusalem. What do you need to know?

Matti Caspi: The stories kept secret for 10 years
Publisher Hanoch Saar and Matti Caspi's wife, Raquel, are collaborating on a new series of children's books based on the esteemed musician's stories, accompanied by illustrations by his daughter, Soyan.

Disabled and sexy: "How corsets helped me connect to my body"
Ariela was born with a disability and has used crutches for as long as she can remember. Although she knows no other reality, she only truly fell in love with herself and felt desirable and sexy on the day she visited London and tried on a corset for the first time in her life. This item of clothing showed her that she could build a different relationship with her body, a relationship where...

Huge Achievement in Tahiti: Anat Lelior Finishes Second at WSL Event
The Israeli surfer recorded an amazing tournament, stopped only in the final against Canadian Erin Brooks (17.20 vs 16.33) after drama in the final seconds. On the way to the final, she eliminated the world number 1 and cruised through the semi-final.

Bitan: "If we don't have the Haredim in the bloc - we will lose power"
Days before the Likud primaries, MK David Bitan stated that he would have refused a reserved spot if offered. He addressed the issue of Haredi conscription, emphasizing their importance to the right-wing bloc, and commented on his relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu.

Passengers in shock: World Cup MVP spotted on a Ryanair flight like any other traveler
While waiting at the gate at the airport, passengers on the flight from Madrid to Liverpool were stunned to discover that Rodri was waiting in line next to them. A BBC Radio sports broadcaster documented: "We got such a crazy end to an amazing vacation." The Manchester City midfielder returned to England, while talks regarding his move to Barcelona continue.

The Vested Dilemma: Sell Everything or Sell Slowly?
Raanan Cohen, a startup founder, urges employees and entrepreneurs to sell vested shares immediately upon maturity. He argues that waiting for "just a little more" is a dangerous illusion that often leads to significant financial loss.

The city where they decided that football should not involve headers
Headers seem to us an inseparable part of a football game, but more and more cities and countries are deciding that, at least for young ages, it is not legitimate.

"Teach me", not "solve for me": how your children should use AI
Early studies point to a risk of "cognitive debt" and potential harm to critical thinking, but also show that with proper guidance, AI can be an extremely effective learning tool. We explore how to turn a homework-doing chatbot into a private tutor.

95% recover from testicular cancer - but consequences linger for years
Preliminary findings from a first-of-its-kind Israeli study led by Beilinson Medical Center highlight long-term impacts of testicular cancer: over 60% of survivors report psychological effects, 41% report erectile dysfunction, and 66% of those who did not preserve sperm regret the decision. "It is not enough for the patient to recover; it is important to understand how to preserve his quality of...

The beauty giant visiting Israel and the house that is moving | Most viewed articles
Sephora starts selling in Israel, a historic house requiring half a million to relocate, a VAT payment revolution, market fluctuations for defense companies, and private kindergartens for high-tech employees — the most read articles of the week.

After the elimination from Europe: disappointment and accusations at Beitar Jerusalem — "A huge miss against a weak team"
The club is struggling to digest the penalty shootout loss to Austria Wien: "There is excessive insistence on ball circulation, we should have already been thinking about Braga." Criticism of Almog Cohen: "There is a gap between a sporting director and a coach." Also: the change in recruitment plans and the coach's conversation with the players.

The move that eliminates your chance of winning an apartment at a discount
The positive news for reservists is the nightmare of those in need of housing who do not serve in the reserves. The state is distributing more land in Kibbutz HaOn, Yaakov Atrakchi explains in an interview what is about to happen in the real estate market and about the truly frightening figure of the wave of deal cancellations on the way | Real Estate News of the Week

Netanyahu took a jab at Britain, Piers Morgan responded: "Idiot"
The prominent British presenter reacted sharply to Netanyahu's remark, which echoed a statement by the US Vice President from 2024. He said: "Someone said that the first Islamic republic with nuclear weapons will be the Islamic Republic of Britain."

Double-sided killer: Dornier 335, the Nazis' surprising fighter plane
The Dornier 335 'Pfeil' was a unique engineering feat of World War II. Featuring an innovative 'push-pull' configuration, this heavy fighter boasted exceptional speed and devastating firepower.

After years of waiting, the big Tesla has arrived: high-quality but expensive
Tesla has finally introduced a practical electric crossover for large families, featuring significant dimensions and energetic performance. Despite its high build quality, the vehicle retains controversial ergonomic choices and a premium price tag.

Yedidya Meir on 'The Patriots': 'Judicial reform is a matter of saving lives'
During 'The Patriots' program on Channel 14 yesterday, Thursday, a call for unity was issued regarding judicial reform. Panelist Yedidya Meir emphasized that this is a matter of supreme importance rather than a purely political issue, stating that it is a question of saving lives.

Apple warns of a cyberattack: how to protect your iPhone
Imagine opening your iPhone in the morning and finding an official notification from Apple warning you that someone is trying to hack your device. This is exactly what recently happened to many users around the world. The tech giant sent a new wave of security alerts to users in 110 different countries, warning them that they may be the target of a highly sophisticated cyberattack based on...

Depositing a million shekels into a training fund and paying tax on it: why is it still worthwhile?
A training fund (Keren Hishtalmut) offers particularly advantageous tax benefits, but they are subject to an annual deposit ceiling of about 20.5 thousand shekels. However, it sometimes has hidden advantages that make depositing even larger sums particularly worthwhile. Retirement experts answer critical questions about retirement in a new column.

Massive Fraud Exposed: China Bypassed Billions in US Tariffs
The White House released a report accusing over 40 countries of helping China bypass US tariffs. Through a practice known as "transshipping," Beijing has evaded tens of billions of dollars in duties, causing significant harm to the American economy.

105 kg lighter: The incredible transformation of a beloved reality star
The kitchen of "MasterChef: Dream Team" has opened, and among the 12 contestants returning to the show to chase the victory that previously eluded them is Kosta Osadchy. In recent years, he has undergone a radical transformation, and the 2026 version of Kosta looks completely different from what you remember. How different? See for yourself.

"My One and Only": A film that finds great pleasure in Talmudic questions
"My One and Only" is a film rooted in two traditions: mystical Talmudic legends about demons and the cinematic obsession with identity swaps. Despite a vibrant and super-rhythmic opening, the film loses some of its focus as it progresses.

"Don't Say Good Luck": Sunny Sandler proves she is a talented actress
The new Netflix film, produced by Adam Sandler, follows a girl who lands her dream role in a school production while coping with the devastating news of her mother's illness. Despite some narrative flaws, "Don't Say Good Luck" is a moving coming-of-age story.

Michal Ansky speaks honestly: "I can be intrigued but not fall in love with it"
When contestants for whom food is already their profession face them, Eyal Shani and Michal Ansky know that every critique on "MasterChef: Dream Team" requires a bit more thought. In an interview with +12, they talk about the responsibility of judging, explain why the viewers' trust is so important, and also admit that TikTok recipes might intrigue them, but they certainly don't make them fall in...

Asado in the oven - 7 recipes that will make you want to enter the kitchen
Tender, juicy and falling off the bone - there is no greater pleasure than a quality piece of asado that has spent hours in the oven or pot, even in August. We have collected for you the best recipes for asado, from the classic version to surprising shortcuts, so that you know how to turn your next meal into a real meat celebration.

4 dead in floods, thousands stranded at international airport: unprecedented rains hit Japan
At least four people have died in widespread flooding that struck Chiba Prefecture. More than 360 millimeters of rain fell within 24 hours, causing severe transport disruptions and power outages. About 7,000 passengers were stranded at Narita Airport due to blocked roads and railways.

Report: US military lost about a quarter of its MQ-9 Reaper drones in the war with Iran
The drones were used extensively in the Strait of Hormuz area. The cost of a single unit reaches tens of millions of dollars, and the total damage exceeds $1.3 billion. Due to their low speed and altitude, these drones have become relatively easy targets.

Rambam Director debunks accusations: "The staff was diverse and is very hurt" | Exclusive
At the end of a stormy week, in which Rambam Hospital was accused of inappropriate treatment of an IDF soldier by an "Arabic-speaking staff," hospital director Dr. Michal Mekel responds for the first time in an interview with Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth: "Sectoral identity is a non-issue for the hospital. The on-call doctor was a kippah-wearer, and one of the nurses from the Arab sector is an...
Yuli Edelstein joined the pajama party and fantasies of the hologram Gilad Erdan | Dror Refael
A collection of political refugees has opened a "third bloc". The internal logic of political holograms creates an illusion of a need for more and more parties. They will watch the race from below the electoral threshold. From there, in their imagination, they will be able to demand and subordinate.
Weekly Portion: Shoftim | Rabbi Yisrael Meir Zingerwitz
The portion of Shoftim explores the deep meaning of being "dead" through the lens of gratitude to the Creator. Using a parable about a flower and King David's institution of one hundred daily blessings, the author explains how failing to appreciate the Almighty's gifts disconnects a person from the source of life.
Seen a sale? Think again: it's time to calculate how much we spent, not how much we saved
Sales make us feel like we've saved, but often the sale price is higher than the price at competitors. The fight against the cost of living is not just about the price on the shelf - but also about how we make decisions and buy more than we planned.
"I was sure that Moshe Katsav would commit suicide": Zion Amir opened up about everything - and then came the questions about Netanyahu
The veteran lawyer gave Omri Assenheim a rare glimpse into the moments behind the trials of Moshe Katsav, Dudu Topaz, and Gonen Segev. When the conversation reached Netanyahu, the fascinating interview drifted into a predictable and exhausting political confrontation.
The July index, to be published today, is a prelude to the escalation in inflation | Yehuda Sharoni
After his promises regarding the cost of living were shattered, Benjamin Netanyahu is enslaving the economy for the sake of invented security needs. The banks' reports for the second quarter prove that the system has reached the glass ceiling of profitability. And also: the index to be published today.
Miri Aloni on the 27-year estrangement: "There isn't a day I don't think about my son" | Dudi Patimer
On the occasion of the new show by the soloists of the military bands, Miri Aloni returns to the beautiful and difficult moments, explains why she stopped singing "Shir LaShalom" after October 7, talks about the estrangement from her eldest son, and clarifies: "If the vocal cords work - I am here."
Urban and Sophisticated Arab Cuisine: I Found the Culinary Queen of Haifa | Nir Kipnis
The Lower City in Haifa always evokes childhood memories in me. How good it is that it has so much to offer adults as well, with an emphasis on "foodies". A short tour of several stops and a stop for a meal at a restaurant that brings peace to the stomach.
Tailwind for Hamas, Iran and Hezbollah: The gift Israel gave to terrorist organizations | Avi Ashkenazi
The anarchy of the right-wing in the West Bank is receiving full backing from the government, which does not even try to hide it. The IDF is also warning about the situation in Gaza, where Hamas is regaining strength, and believes that another major security incident is only a matter of time.
Only 21 mandates for Likud: The poll that paints a difficult picture for Netanyahu
Amid internal struggles in Likud, unrest in the West Bank, and progress on Gaza settlement plans, the coalition bloc has weakened to 48 mandates. Gadi Eisenkot has opened an 11% lead over Benjamin Netanyahu in suitability for Prime Minister.
"Busy with his coronation": Sharp criticism in the "Change Bloc" against Eisenkot
Senior officials claim that Gadi Eisenkot's pressure to establish his candidacy is harming the camp. According to them, instead of preparing for the risk of defectors and backing the Democrats party, the preoccupation with a personal campaign is paralyzing staff work.
The state knows how to reach sailors, but not the citizens who built it | Dr. Nachman Shai
The shameful decision to exclude residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities from the polling station map in the Knesset elections characterizes the state's indifferent attitude toward pensioners. I hope that the Supreme Court together with the Central Elections Committee will find a way to resolve the problem.

Exclusive | Ido Shahar wants to leave Maccabi Tel Aviv immediately
Shahar, who had his career-best season last year with 13 goals (second on the team only to Dor Peretz), is very disappointed with his current salary. Despite the significant interest he is attracting in the MLS, it appears that Maccabi Tel Aviv will not allow him to leave in the current window.

Shocking cold-bloodedness and zero remorse: Behind the solving of the Binyahu Razi murder
Investigators of the Binyahu Razi murder describe the shocking behavior of the suspects: smiles during interrogations, betting on prison sentences, and a complete lack of empathy. New details have also emerged regarding the interrogation of a policewoman who withheld information about her sister's involvement in the crime.

Everyone wants to build server farms here. So what is the problem?
Following a surge in connection requests totaling about 27,000 megawatts—several times Israel's peak summer consumption—the Electricity Authority has halted approvals for new server farms. Experts warn that electricity availability has become a strategic bottleneck for AI development. Proposed solutions include transitioning to liquid cooling, infrastructure optimization, and deploying hardened...

"Fuck! I see Tyre": The Israeli who discovers how close everything is
How far can you see from Israel on a clear day? Iftach Eitan decided to check – and discovered a whole world hiding on the horizon. On his Instagram page, he connects geography, history, and reality, taking followers from the mountains of Jordan to the peaks of Lebanon. "The moment when what you see matches the map excites me very much," he admits.

Yossi Ezra on his new partner: 'She brings me peace'
After only two months together, Yossi Ezra and his partner Michal Tal decided to fly together for a vacation in Thailand. After landing back in the country, the reality TV star shared with Avi Kahon on 'Kim'at Shabbat Shalom' about the fresh relationship and how Michal is different from the women he has dated until now.

Texas man used a live Civil War-era shell as a paperweight for years
Steve Martin from Texas kept an American Civil War-era munition on his desk for years, having received it from his son who found it while fishing. He assumed it was an antique, until a truck driver with a military background warned him it could be a live shell. A bomb squad later confirmed the suspicion.

"I was a child who understood at a very young age that she had to survive"
Content creator Yuval Tenenhouse, 31, turned a childhood without family support, social anxiety, and insecurity into a driving force that helped her rebuild herself. In a conversation with mako, she talks about being a "lone soldier," the fitness that changed her life, and the ability to take risks when you've already learned that you can get back up from any situation: "I told myself, 'In my...

Shawarma is a delight, but there is one better dish: we ate at Asaf Granit's new place
Granit and the Machneyuda group's "De Pita" honors shawarma with a respectable dish, but the meatballs in grape leaves are not to be missed. It is worth coming to Jerusalem just for them.

Robots are fighting: Israeli high-tech enters the most violent arena in the world
A flamethrower that melts steel in seconds, blades spinning at the speed of a jet plane, and artificial intelligence that makes decisions in a split second and drives an armed robot. We visited the biggest event in the world of robot combat, BattleBots, in Las Vegas and went to check how the Israeli company Bright Data turned the geekiest sport in the world into a real testing ground for the next...

Franchising at Arcaffe, a fintech company and a future film: The new life of Shimon Gershon
16 years after retiring, the former star talks about the transition from the football pitch to the business world. Today he is a franchisee of two successful Arcaffe branches, was a partner in hotel businesses that he sold for a profit of about 11 million shekels, and recently founded the fintech company "Araviyot Yashir" ("Direct Guarantees") with a large investment: "When I left football I...

The girl searched on Google and discovered she was in Carmel Mauda's daycare: "How could you send me there?"
Yossi Havra hoped to choose the moment to tell his daughter Lin about her past. However, a word dropped by a classmate led her to the web, and from there to a chilling conversation he received from the teacher. Moments before the abusive caregiver is expected to request early release from prison, he reveals the anxiety attacks, the pointed questions of the 10-year-old who was then a toddler, and...

Avihu Pinhasov: "They are always trying to get me off my craziness. People were afraid to work with me"
He loves the edges. Whether it's dancing in sequined underwear at an army base on Mount Hermon, starring in 'Happy Place' without reading the script or watching the series, or his current madness: a diet for a new and extreme performance even by his standards. Moments before Avihu Pinhasov takes the stage with 'Kakamayka', a show that will include a sword fight and Georgian ballet, he tells how...

Less alcohol, more fitness and screens: what is really happening to Gen Z's drinking habits?
The younger generation is drinking less alcohol, spending more on wellness, and changing social leisure patterns. However, beneath this trend lies a complex question: what fills the void? Prof. Shauli Lev-Ran notes that fitness can serve as a coping mechanism, while Prof. Tzipi Strauss emphasizes that cumulative alcohol exposure at a young age increases the risk of chronic diseases later in life.

The secret jacuzzi where you can still find peace
No need for an off-road vehicle, no need to walk far, and the water is not freezing: Ein HaMessil, also known as Ein Tzamad, is a small and shallow pool near the White Waterfalls. Chen Yosef arrived there at ten in the morning and discovered she was alone. "I got lucky. It was perfect."

Remember? The moment we fell in love with the contestants for the first time
An unusual compliment from Eyal Shani, surprising family connections, and auditions that became legendary: as the contestants of "MasterChef: Dream Team" shine on screen, we look back at their very first steps in the kitchen—sometimes dating back 14 years.

134 Billion Dollars: What Does the World's Richest Woman Spend Her Money On?
Alice Walton, heiress to the Walmart empire, has largely avoided the corporate world, dedicating her life to art and philanthropy. From establishing the Crystal Bridges Museum to funding a medical school, she seeks to make essential services accessible to all. Her journey, however, has been marked by personal tragedies and complex challenges.

"I deal with ADHD and anxiety. I'm not ashamed": Noa Itzpan in a candid interview
She grew up in the home of one of Israel's most well-known comedians, and now it is Noa Itzpan's turn to step into the spotlight. Ahead of her first acting role alongside her father, Eli Itzpan, in "Hill 338," she talks about her close bond with her parents, the filter-free discourse at home, and the gap between her great love for animals and the fact that she still eats chicken.

The Galei Tzahal technician who hung from a helicopter skid to save a life
Tomer Aizner, a Galei Tzahal technician, boarded the station's traffic helicopter for a routine mission. Hours later, he was hanging in the air, struggling to save a 100 kg stranger in a dramatic rescue kept secret for years. The 'Digging Journalism' podcast revisits this event from 35 years ago.

Hezbollah's economy of fear within the Shiite community
It operates not through uniform and continuous use of force, but by creating a hierarchy of costs and instilling the knowledge that they may be applied. Its goal is not only to silence existing voices, but to prevent in advance the formation of political, religious, and social centers of authority that could compete with Hezbollah for the right to speak on behalf of the Shiite community.

For men, gray hair is experience. For women? The opposite
New parties and political alliances boast, and rightly so, of the women joining them, but it is hard not to notice a common denominator: most of them are relatively young, solid, and many are presented under the title that has become the 'bon ton' of the election campaign — 'social activist'.

Don't look from the sidelines, adopt a friend | The weekly adoption section from ynet
Adoption is not just bringing a new friend into your life – it is a real opportunity to change an entire world for dogs and cats that have been waiting for it for a long time. Open your heart, because your friend for life might be waiting right here.

The Israeli component at the peak of the Mars journey: This week in space
An Israeli computer contributes to the Perseverance rover's record-breaking journey, an Israeli radiation shield proves effective, a Chinese rocket explodes, progress is made in saving the Swift space telescope, and Elon Musk shares ambitious plans for SpaceX.

When adequate representation becomes a glass ceiling
Where was the anxiety about the lack of balance during all the years when almost everyone sitting around the table was a man?

Tax benefits for border communities are not a favor
A family that chooses to build its home in a community near the border receives more than just an open view and lower rent. It also faces distance from medical services, sparse public transport, fewer education and leisure options, and a security threat that becomes part of the daily routine.

He who dares wins. Until he fails
The Mossad is one of the organizations where the ability to think differently is a strategic asset. To achieve security, intelligence personnel are needed who see things that others do not and offer scenarios that, at first hearing, sound absurd.

"xAI will win - and by a wide margin": Musk's advantage in the AI race
Shaun Maguire, a partner at the venture capital firm Sequoia who led investments in Elon Musk's companies, explains why he is convinced that xAI is on the path to victory. According to him, the key lies not only in Grok, but in the connection between artificial intelligence, computing power, energy, robotics, and space. He also admits: "I am biased."

Promising boxer passes away at 33 — a decade after tragic fight
Prichard Colon, considered one of the sport's rising talents, was severely injured in 2015 after receiving illegal blows to the back of the head and remained in a coma for 200 days.

Elon Elazar and Kevin Kuzmichev Reach Round of 16 at European Beach Volleyball Championship
The Israeli pair had a perfect day in Poland with victories over a Portuguese and a German pair. In the next stage, they face the pair ranked third in the world.

Miller: "We silenced the crowd through our football. The goal last week was critical"
Despite a great performance this evening (Thursday) on Bulgarian soil, Maccabi Tel Aviv was eliminated from the Europa League qualifiers and will continue its path in the Conference League playoffs. The Yellows won 3:1 against CSKA Sofia, but lost 4:3 on aggregate following the 3:0 defeat last week in Batumi. To ensure a hot winter in Europe, Maccabi Tel Aviv must now overcome Lugano in the...

Not at all at his peak: Almodovar's new film manages to disappoint
Pedro Almodovar's new film, "Merry Christmas," is a pleasant but unfinished work—a film within a film that needed a few more drafts before production. But that's okay, because Almodovar likely already knows we thought that; he thought of it first.

"At a Dead End": Turkey's F-35 Deal Faces Opposition in Washington
More than a month after Trump signaled he was interested in selling the stealth fighter jets to Ankara, the move is still stuck. The Russian S-400 system in Turkey's possession is at the center of the dispute. In the US Congress, they are demanding that Erdogan get rid of it completely.

In Bulgaria they know: "CSKA escaped from hell". The star complimented Maccabi Tel Aviv
Despite a 1:3 victory on Bulgarian soil, Maccabi Tel Aviv was eliminated from the Europa League qualifiers, losing 4:3 on aggregate following a 3:0 defeat in Batumi. The team will now continue its path in the Conference League playoffs against Lugano.

"No. 1: Oil. No. 2: Nuclear" | Vance's priorities and Trump's new decrees
In an interview with Fox News, the US Vice President clarified that the administration's approach focuses on economic pressure on Iran, with the ultimate goal of "keeping oil and gas cheap for Americans." Trump has imposed tariffs on drone imports deemed "sensitive to national security" and ordered a return to steam catapults on aircraft carriers, a move expected to cost the Navy billions of...

Remembering Batumi: Maccabi Tel Aviv won, but was eliminated from the Europa League
Maccabi Tel Aviv came close to a brilliant comeback in Bulgaria, but a 3:1 victory over CSKA Sofia was not enough to reach the Europa League playoff round. Following the 3:0 loss in Batumi, the Israeli club now moves to the Conference League playoffs, where they will face Swiss side Lugano.

Perfect league record and a hot striker: Maccabi Tel Aviv's next opponent
Maccabi Tel Aviv has participated in the group or league stage in each of the last three seasons. Will they do it for the fourth time in a row? After being eliminated from the Europa League by CSKA Sofia, the team standing in their way in the Conference League qualification playoff round is Switzerland's Lugano, which started the season with seven wins in eight matches across all competitions. The...

Solomon, Peretz and dreams of the Premier League: The English second division gets underway
Broadcasting rights worth hundreds of millions of pounds, scorching stands, three Israelis, one Hollywood star and no VAR. The English Championship opens the season, presenting the most immersive, romantic and authentic football there is.

Exposure: Israeli legionnaires in Europe forced to hire private security
The anti-Israel atmosphere is causing senior footballers from the Israeli national team to take steps to protect themselves. From covert surveillance on the road to security guards brought from Israel — this is how the daily routine of Israeli athletes on the continent has turned into a daily security operation.

When is the Israeli derby? The full NBA schedule for the 2026/27 season has been released
Deni Avdija and his teammates will open on October 21 against Phoenix, the two meetings against Brooklyn will take place towards the end of December. And when will Jaylen Brown return to Boston?

Jared Harper: "I'm coming in better. I believe we will have a great season"
Hapoel Jerusalem is preparing for the start of training for the new season, and this evening (Thursday) the team's star Jared Harper landed in Israel. "I feel good, I believe this season will be different from last season," said Harper. "We have a new coach, I believe we will have a new system, with many new players, so it will take us some time to connect and be together so we can make the right...

Why does Draymond Green think that "basketball fans are terrible"?
The Golden State star criticized the change in attitude towards Westbrook: "For years you said he destroys teams, and now you miss him."

Kanichowsky and Ferencvaros advanced, Salah awaits in the Europa League playoffs
Parallel to the Israeli teams' matches, Ajax secured its place in the playoff round of the Conference League qualifiers despite a 2:2 draw in Ireland against Shelbourne. Oscar Gloukh was rested due to rotation, and the Dutch side advanced thanks to their 3:1 win in the first leg.

Starting from Saturday night: Channel 14 will broadcast Selichot from the Western Wall every evening
Starting this coming Saturday night, Channel 14 will broadcast the Selichot services from the Western Wall plaza in Jerusalem every evening. The broadcasts will be available on the channel and on all C14 platforms – on the website, in the app, and on YouTube. This way, even those who cannot physically reach the Western Wall plaza will be able to join the moving event and be an integral part of the...

Deni Avdija's rating in 2K27, and the stars he is ahead of
Portland's Israeli star received an 88 rating in the new game set to be released next month, placing him 25th in the league. The full list from 100 to 21 is available below.

Dinosaurs, time travel and Anne Hathaway: Is this the summer movie we were waiting for?
Summer is drawing to a close, and movie theaters are offering their final seasonal releases. Among them is "End of Oak Street," a sci-fi horror film by director David Robert Mitchell, which attempts to brighten up the August heat with a story about a family suddenly transported to the Jurassic period.

Hadash Presents Knesset Candidate List and Calls for Re-establishing the Joint List
Hadash held an event in Tel Aviv this Thursday to present its Knesset candidate list, focusing on promoting Arab-Jewish partnership and the goal of re-establishing the Joint List ahead of the upcoming elections.

The mistake we all make with the bathroom mirror – and how to fix it?
We all know this moment: you enter the bathroom, look in the mirror, and discover a dark and annoying stain on the edges. You take a cloth, spray generously with cleaning agent, and start scrubbing vigorously, but the stain simply refuses to disappear.

Will Kiryat Shmona vote differently? "The war caused impossible damage, not the government"
After a prolonged evacuation and numerous promises, Israel's northernmost city is still in the midst of an unprecedented disaster. Likud traditionally receives an overwhelming majority, but the feeling of abandonment puts loyalty to the test: between the Betar supporters who cannot imagine another ballot, and the residents who give the government a grade of "zero". Key voices, second part of the...

The family of Arab police officers that does not apologize: "You cannot put a patrol car next to every house. A change of approach is needed"
Salim Safia joined the Mandate police in 1943, and since then the uniform has become a family tradition: his son Ahmad served for 30 years, his grandson Adham followed him, his great-granddaughter Karin is already a police officer - and her sister will follow in her footsteps. 4 generations of a Muslim family tell about the choice to serve the country, and about the way to reduce crime in the Arab...

The storm in Likud: "We helped Netanyahu with things that are not exactly according to the constitution"
The party court president, former MK Michael Kleiner, was privy to the surprising reservation of spots for Israel Katz and Haim Katz. As someone usually considered an oppositionist in the movement, he actually assisted the Prime Minister, and according to him, not for the first time: "We found all sorts of creative ways that provided a democratic veneer." To the claim that state security was used...

Dubious horror scenarios are flooding the media. One can guess who this serves
From a dramatic nuclear threat by Iran to reports on the strengthening of the Syrian Air Force, 15 alarming reports attributed to anonymous security sources have been published recently. Some turned out to be fake, and the credibility of others is in doubt, but many made their way into Benjamin Netanyahu's speeches. While there is no evidence of an organized scare campaign, the elections are...

To prevent collapse, the IDF is attempting a revolution in human resources: data, moves, and concerns
A deep transformation is underway within the IDF to bridge the gap between the multitude of operational tasks and a shortage of 12,000 soldiers. The strategy includes channeling more recruits into combat roles, expanding the reserve system, and investing in pre-military youth training. However, the IDF remains in urgent need of conscripts, including thousands of Haredim, to ease the burden and...