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The price of war: Trump's support at a low, Republicans fear election loss
A Reuters and Ipsos poll shows an unprecedented low in support for the president against the backdrop of the ongoing fighting in the Gulf, the surge in fuel prices, and fears of a prolonged entanglement. Only 33% said they are satisfied with his performance, about 80% believe the conflict will not end soon, and ahead of the midterm elections, the Democrats are taking the lead on issues of economy...

Vote counting begins: first results from Likud primaries
The vote count for the Likud party primaries is underway. Correspondents report initial results from two polling stations and allegations of irregularities in Yeruham.

Annexation of the Strait of Hormuz and threats to Iran: Donald Trump on US foreign policy
US President Donald Trump addressed the possibility of declaring the Strait of Hormuz as US territory, calling it an "excellent idea" amidst the chaos in Iran. He also highlighted the effectiveness of the naval blockade and threatened Oman with severe consequences if they interfere.

Jerusalemites get a huge self-service buffet: Meet Mola Botani and Mola Aquarium
What was missing in Jerusalem is exactly what we found in Mola Botani and Mola Aquarium, twin cafe-restaurants that are jumping on the buffet trend and offering worthy (and kosher) breakfasts and lunches in the busy leisure complexes in the capital. What do they eat there and is it worth the pricing?

All eyes on Bloomfield: After a day of battles, the Likud vote count has begun
75,177 people voted across 107 locations. Ballots are being transferred to the control center at the Jaffa stadium for a manual count. With limited spots on the list, candidates fought for their political survival, with results expected tomorrow morning.

Ella Lee Lahav reveals a medical drama and begs for help: "It has gotten stronger"
The young singer is suffering from sudden knee pain, but discovered she would have to wait months for a specialist appointment — and now she is turning to her followers online for guidance.

8 Million Shekel Investment: Space Chain Opens Flagship Club in Netanya
Fitness chain Space is launching a new branch in Netanya with an investment of approximately 8 million shekels. The 2,000-square-meter club features a women-only area, a Booty Zone, and a studio offering dozens of weekly classes.

Likud primary exit poll: The big winners and the defeat of the veterans
With polls closing at a 53% turnout, the initial exit poll reveals a new power map in the party. While young candidates are recording impressive achievements, a series of ministers and senior Knesset members have been left out.

Electricity Authority against the PM's economic advisor: "Proposals that endanger critical infrastructure for the national economy"
The Electricity Authority's move to halt new data center grid connections due to massive energy demand has sparked a public clash with the National Economic Council in the Prime Minister's Office.

USA signals optimism from 'talks', Iran dismisses them as 'fantasy'
A disagreement has emerged between the US and Iran regarding the existence of negotiations. While Donald Trump's envoy claims progress, Iranian officials flatly deny any contact, labeling the US president's statements as 'delusional'.

BDS organizations call for protests at Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv matches
A wave of protests and calls for a boycott is sweeping through Europe ahead of the Israeli teams' matches in European competitions this coming Thursday. In Switzerland and Italy, large-scale demonstrations by pro-Palestinian organizations are being organized against the arrival of Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv. The protesters are demanding the cancellation of the matches and even the...

Vladimir Putin threatens UK: "London's actions will have consequences"
Russia issued a threat on Monday against the UK after the Ukrainian army used British-made drones for the first time in attacks on Russian territory. The Moscow embassy in London stated that the UK will pay a "higher price" if it continues to support Kyiv in its armed struggle against the Russian army.

September 2019 Elections: Once Again No Political Decision
The multitude of parties, combined with the 'drinking' of mandates by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud, led to the fact that 'The New Right' and 'Zehut' did not pass the electoral threshold. There is a great fear that even after the 2026 elections, a decision between the blocs will not be reached.

Ended sooner than expected: The first contestant eliminated on "MasterChef: Dream Team"
The cooking show returned to the screen about a week ago, and alongside wonderful cooks and appetizing dishes, the dramatic elimination moments also returned. At the end of an elimination task where contestants were asked to cook the dish they absolutely had to have the judges taste before they left, we got the first contestant to leave the competition.

Fearing revenge? Nir Barkat hired investigators to monitor primaries | First publication
The Minister of Economy hired an investigative firm to closely monitor the voting process, with personnel stationed at polling stations throughout the day to ensure procedural integrity. This move comes against the backdrop of fears regarding potential fraud in the ruling party's internal elections and the belief among Barkat's associates that a "contract" has been placed on him following...

Pessimism in the North regarding Gadi Eisenkot's rehabilitation plan — his party promised: "We will prove you wrong"
Mateh Asher Regional Council head Moshe Davidovich claimed that "one must not believe politicians," but noted: "If 70% of what was presented is accepted — we will be in paradise." The leadership of the Yeshar! party says they see importance in assisting the region, but heads of authorities and organizations in the north criticize the fact that there is no representative from the region in a...

Eran Levi aims for a prestigious job: "I will be there"
The Israeli football star revealed in an interview with 103FM radio his plans to return to the club where he starred for many years. Levi clarified that he is interested in a senior management position only: "I made hundreds of thousands of fans happy and I know it will happen"

Marine retail giant faces collapse: financial disputes and revenue decline
A South Florida yacht and boat dealer joins the industry's wave of bankruptcies. With 2.6 million dollars in debt, a sharp drop in revenue, and pending litigation, the firm has filed for creditor protection.

Bank of Israel on the verge of change: what awaits interest rates and inflation
Economists at the Psagot investment house warn that the downward trend in inflation has been exhausted and forecast the Bank of Israel's next steps regarding interest rates.

Expected to double their value by 2030: The two stocks marked for a dramatic surge
No risky bets: Strong brands with a clear growth path can generate exceptional returns. The tech giant and the sportswear brand that are attracting the attention of analysts.

Irit Linor: "I do not support Tally Gotliv"
Panelist and author Irit Linor revealed on the program "The Patriots" that she does not support MK Tally Gotliv, explaining that journalism alone is insufficient for political work.

The figure in Mizrahi Tefahot's reports that should raise a red flag in the real estate market
Mizrahi Tefahot Bank closed the second quarter of 2026 with a 1.7% decrease in net profit to 1.43 billion shekels. Moderating inflation and lower interest rates have curbed profit growth, while the bank's mortgage portfolio faces mounting risks.

Barak Bakhar: "There is pressure here, the new players need time"
The Maccabi Haifa coach addressed his team's performance after the loss to Hapoel Jerusalem in the Toto Cup, just before the Premier League opens: "We will need to pick ourselves up, I want to see improvement."
Photonics is taking over the market - but there is one detail that investors are missing | Daniel Shebex
In the last two weeks, one word has been driving Wall Street and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange crazy: photonics. New funds are raising millions with the promise that light will replace electricity. But from in-depth checks I conducted, a surprising picture emerges.

Rodri arrives in Barcelona ahead of signing: "Let's go for the Champions League"
The Spanish national team captain arrived in the Catalan capital to finalize his move from Manchester City to Barcelona, with a contract expected until 2030. The midfielder stated: "Playing for Barcelona is a dream for me."

Beitar Jerusalem wins on penalties against Hapoel Ramat Gan after a dramatic match
Beitar Jerusalem visited Hapoel Ramat Gan in Rehovot this evening for a 7th-8th place ranking match in the Toto Cup. The new stadium hosted the Jerusalemites for the first time, with 3,000 traveling fans creating a vibrant atmosphere alongside the home supporters.

Drama on Channel 14: After Maddy Tabibi apologized, the journalist attacked Channel 12 News
Maddy Tabibi and journalist Noam Amir took responsibility for the serious mistake broadcast on Channel 14. At the same time, the reporter attacked other television channels, including Keshet 12, and mentioned the "Sde Teiman" affair: "Do you remember what it is to admit a mistake?"

Trump's new threat in the Gulf: "We will deal with them easily"
US President Donald Trump sharpened his tone this Monday toward Oman. In response to a reporter's question in the Oval Office regarding his earlier threat to strike the country if it interferes with American moves in the region, Trump said: "I don't think they've behaved particularly well, but we will deal with them easily." The remarks came hours after Trump threatened military action against...

The courtship of AI companies has ended: initiatives to impose a direct tax on data centers have begun
As AI company valuations soar, concerns over environmental impact and lack of job creation have prompted US states to impose new taxes and construction bans on data centers.

Attorney General faces criticism over management of supreme anti-crime task force
Sharp criticism was leveled against the Attorney General on Monday following a meeting of the supreme task force on crime, which she chairs. Senior officials, including those from the Budget Department, claimed the task force lacks clear goals, timelines, and the necessary urgency to address the current crime wave.

Suspected error at Assuta: Mother claims she gave birth from a sperm donor she did not choose
The Ministry of Health has opened an investigation following a report from Assuta Ramat HaHayal. A single mother who gave birth to two children discovered through a private DNA test that there is no genetic match between her youngest child and the donor she selected. Her lawyers are demanding the establishment of a special investigative committee.

Retailors reports: Sales in same-store locations continued to decline in the second quarter
Sales in Nike's same-store locations continue to decline - in the second quarter they fell by approximately 9.5%, following a sharp decline of 17.7% in the first quarter. Retailors noted that the impact on Nike sales was partially offset through the participation of global Nike in operating expenses as well as through benefits in purchasing terms.

Channel 12 reporter sues right-wing activists for half a million shekels: "Antisemite"
Inbar Twizer, a Channel 12 reporter, filed a defamation lawsuit against 3 X users following a series of posts in which she was allegedly called offensive names. As part of the lawsuit, she is demanding compensation of over half a million shekels and the removal of the posts from the network.

Rachel from Ofakim outside the polling station: The unexpected answer that sparked a stir
The heroine of October 7th arrived to vote in the Likud primaries and drew significant attention. However, when asked who she voted for, she provided a surprising response that went viral and is now stirring up social media users.

A national hero: Yotam Budnik sacrificed a world championship win for the flag of Israel
A huge achievement for Israeli competitors at the International Olympiad in Informatics: they won 3 gold medals while participating under the Olympic flag because Israel was boycotted. However, one of the winners, Yotam Budnik, refused to give in and wore an Israeli flag during the medal ceremony, which led to his medal being revoked. "I wanted to protest against the sanctions," he told ice.

Dramatic Poll: Gadi Eisenkot’s Party Takes the Lead
According to a Channel 12 poll, the "Yashar!" party led by Gadi Eisenkot has taken first place, surpassing Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud. The coalition is losing ground while the opposition block strengthens.

Tragedy in Beit Shemesh: New details on the attack and the suspect's background
New details have emerged regarding Monday's stabbing in Beit Shemesh, where two children were attacked in their home. The suspect, a neighbor, has a history of drug use. It has been revealed that the children attempted to flee inside their home to seek help after being attacked.

"Concerns of interference arose": Likud planned a digital revolution - and backed down at the last moment
First publication: Likud examined a transition to digital voting in the primaries, but will remain with paper ballots following warnings from cyber experts regarding potential interference by foreign entities. The final results will be delayed until tomorrow morning. Only 75,177 members voted, significantly fewer than in the Democrats party.
159 polling stations in nursing homes: a move that could impact the elections
The state is considering placing 159 polling stations in nursing homes for the upcoming elections to allow residents to vote on-site. 127 of these locations have already been confirmed as accessible, following a petition by senior citizens to the Supreme Court.

Slice victims appealed the closure of complaints: "Police failure"
Lobby 99 filed the appeal on behalf of two savers who filed private complaints with the police, claiming they were induced to transfer their money to Slice through deceitful means. Three years after the exposure of the affair in which hundreds of millions of shekels disappeared, Lobby 99 claims that the police are not advancing a criminal investigation despite information in their possession.

US beauty salon owner kicks out client for being Israeli: "It's my business, I'm not refunding you"
A beauty salon owner in the United States kicked out a client after realizing she was a Jewish-Israeli. The business owner, apparently an immigrant from Afghanistan, documented the incident and refused to return the client's money. The client claimed that no political discussion took place before the expulsion. The spa owner even claimed on camera: "It is written on my Instagram that those who...

"The Good Box": Hundreds of school kits distributed to families across the country
Ahead of the new school year, the "Good Box" project by the "Ruach Tova" association (Arison Group) operated across 13 local authorities, engaging residents, businesses, and volunteers in a sustainability-focused initiative. "It is a great pride to see this circle of giving expand from year to year."

Until 2028: China's plan to take control of the answers provided by the chat
People use AI to answer questions on a wide range of topics. But behind the answers received, there is a struggle between different countries over the content on which the models are based. To win the war of narratives, China is willing to invest capital, and so far it is working for them.

Development in the investigation of the murder of Eldar Dayan: two additional suspects arrested
Two suspects were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a brawl that preceded the murder of Eldar Dayan. The two had been questioned in the past regarding the case and will be brought to court tomorrow for a hearing to extend their detention.

Ben Gvir's plan for the day after the transfer of powers in Judea and Samaria to the police
We reveal this evening (Monday) the plan of Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir for the day after the transfer of enforcement powers, the Judea and Samaria Border Police, and the authority to issue administrative orders to the Israel Police. The plan includes a series of measures against anarchists operating in the southern Hebron Hills, alongside the expansion of Border Police...

Rami Levy shakes up the market: the coveted product for only 79.90 NIS
The Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma chain is running a series of extremely aggressive sales. From a sought-after children's scooter to professional hair dryers and straighteners at unprecedented low prices.

Giant company collapses: 300 branches closed, thousands of employees fired
With massive debts of 17.3 billion reais, enormous losses, the closure of about 300 branches, and the firing of thousands of employees - retail giant Casas Bahia has reached the red line | All the details on the collapse shaking Brazil

Surprise in the oil market: How did China manage to increase stocks at the height of the crisis?
Despite the drop in oil imports and severe damage to the Strait of Hormuz following the war in the Middle East, Beijing managed to add barrels to its national inventory. This is the strategic planning that calmed the markets and fears of the next price spike.

Maayan Adam shocked: 'I got a knife in the stomach'
Television presenter and media personality Maayan Adam was shocked to discover that not a single party is headed by a woman ahead of the upcoming elections. In a poignant social media post, she calls for soul-searching: '50% of the population and not even 1% of leaders?'

Rina Matzliach at 70: "Peak excitement!"
The esteemed journalist and media personality is launching a new project—a book based on her successful podcast: "Peak excitement, the book I have been working on for a year and a half has gone to print."

Election bribery? The call by Gilad Kariv that raises a legal question
We published this evening (Monday) on News 14: Have the efforts to bring Israelis from abroad to the polling stations crossed the line permitted by law? According to documentation that reached us, MK Gilad Kariv from the Democrats party called a few weeks ago for party members to spend their own money and assist in paying for flight tickets for family members and friends staying abroad, with the...

90% of Israeli production abroad is driven by a single company
CBS data reveals that Israel's GDP growth, excluding production abroad, is only 1%. Over 90% of this offshore production is linked to Nvidia's operations.

Behind the scenes of the Kushner meeting: The key figure bringing Hamas closer - and the fear in the Palestinian Authority
Jared Kushner met in Egypt with Khalil al-Hayya and Mohammed Dahlan, whose role in talks regarding the future of Gaza is growing. Dahlan is acting as a bridge between Hamas and regional actors, promoting a "broad alliance" ahead of upcoming elections. In the Palestinian Authority, there are growing concerns that this will lead to the creation of a "Hamastan" under the guise of Dahlan.

Former Channel 13 employee: "Raviv Drucker treated me as if he were a king and I were a slave"
A former employee, who claims she previously worked as a security guard at Channel 13, posted a video on social media in which she rated the treatment of presenters and employees at the channel. Alongside several media figures she noted positively, she made allegations against journalist Raviv Drucker, who denies ever meeting her. The video was later removed.

Hillel Mordechai Dadon, of blessed memory, is the 7-year-old child murdered in Beit Shemesh
Hillel Mordechai Dadon, 7, was murdered today in a stabbing incident in Beit Shemesh. He and his 4-year-old cousin were found wounded and evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, where Hillel was pronounced dead. His cousin remains in moderate condition. A neighbor has been arrested as a suspect, and a police investigation is underway.

Three and a half months after the breakup with Adar Gitzis: Dani Levi reveals her young boyfriend
With a Kanye West song playing in the background, Kim Kardashian's stylist officially updated her relationship status by posting a picture of Theo, a French social media star who is 14 years her junior. Bonjour.

Phoenix and Ashtrom Properties to build a culinary and lifestyle complex in the 'Mitham HaElef'
The complex in Rishon LeZion will span approximately 1,500 square meters and will include, among other things, the Coffee Bar restaurant by Ruti Broudo, which will reopen, as well as an art museum. The Eretz Israel Museum is presenting a new exhibition by artist Neta Harari Navon. In the Port of Ashdod, a volunteer day was held at the logistics center of the 'Latet' organization. Events and...

Assessment in Israel: Hezbollah is trying to drag Iran into the Ali-Taher incident
In Israel, it is estimated that Hezbollah is acting in an attempt to enlist Iran in the issue of the Ali-Taher ridge, where terrorists are hiding in underground terror infrastructure. So far, the terrorist organization's efforts have failed to bring about Iranian involvement in the matter.

Netanyahu's zigzag and Yair's tweet: Who does the Prime Minister really support?
Following overnight pressure from Netanyahu's associates on mayors to promote Dr. Ruth Kabasa-Abramzon, the Prime Minister unexpectedly declared his public support for Osnat Zeni-Zohar this morning, with his son Yair quickly following suit. Zeni-Zohar, a Likud member for 27 years, is known for her vocal stance on the events of October 7.

Who is at the top? Player ratings for EAFC 27 revealed
Ahead of the new game's launch, EA Sports has officially revealed the top player ratings. The main news is a tight race at the global summit, with several superstars sharing the highest rating of 91, sparking widespread discussion among gamers and football fans worldwide.

From nearly 100 billion to 25: The massive crash of Shein is revealed
The fast-fashion giant Shein is currently preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, but it may arrive with a price tag much lower than the one attached to it at its peak. According to a report by Reuters today (Monday), the company is expected to aim for a valuation of about 25 billion dollars, with another source pointing to a range of 25–28 billion dollars — compared to a...
Eli, father of hostage Idan in Gaza: "If we don't enter through the door, we will enter through the window"
Eli Shtivi, father of Idan Shtivi, who was kidnapped and murdered in Gaza, is running in the Likud primaries. He emphasized that he will continue his public mission to seek the truth and ensure a commission of inquiry is established.

Benny Dreyfus Appointed Chairman of State-Owned EAPC
Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich has appointed Benny Dreyfus, who recently resigned as CEO of Mifal HaPais, as the new chairman of the state-owned EAPC. He is set to assume the role in September.

Israeli Marathon Team Returns Home After Triumph: "We Are Proud of You"
The Israeli runners, who secured team gold at the European Athletics Championships, alongside individual bronze medalist Gashau Ayale, received a warm welcome upon landing at Ben Gurion Airport.

While declared missing, Yuri attempted to swim from Eilat to Jordan to escape the country
A 44-year-old Ashdod resident, who had been missing since the beginning of the month, was found attempting to cross the maritime border illegally. He tried to swim from Eilat to Aqaba, Jordan, before being detained and returned to Israel.

Ministers begged, 'machers' handed out lists: The Likud's day of battle
The battle for realistic spots in the Likud turned the primary day into a struggle arena full of pressure, recommended lists, and personal campaigns. From Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, candidates and their people fought for every vote on the way to the next Knesset.

Strauss's 475 Million Shekel Acquisition of Food Company Yoki Approved
The Brazilian competition authority has approved Strauss's acquisition of the food company from General Mills. Yoki is one of the most prominent food companies in Brazil, with annual sales estimated at approximately 1.2 billion shekels at the time of the deal's announcement in March.

18-year-old barber's dream ruined by break-in: 70,000 shekels worth of equipment stolen
An unidentified burglar broke into 18-year-old Toar Shabu's barbershop in Rehovot, stealing 70,000 shekels worth of equipment. Despite the heavy financial blow, the young entrepreneur is determined to keep his business running.

Official EAFC 27 Ratings Revealed: The World's Best Players
Gaming giant EA Sports has released the official FC27 ratings. Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland top the list, while Lionel Messi has seen a significant jump in his stats.

Israeli food company collapses under 7.3 million shekels in debt: all employees fired
The company Perot HaMoshav Ben Yosef has filed for a stay of proceedings after accumulating debts of approximately 7.3 million shekels. Operations have ceased and about 80 employees have been fired, following losses, the spoilage of 11 fruit containers, and legal disputes.

Innovation in Holon: Israel's First Bus Stop with a Cooling System
A first-of-its-kind pilot project has been launched in Holon, featuring a water-based cooling system at a central bus stop. The technology disperses water particles to lower the ambient temperature without wetting waiting passengers.

Ministry of Health warns of deadly disease: 'Consider preventive treatment'
A dog infected with rabies was located in the Givat Ze'ev area, and four people have already been exposed to it. These are the immediate guidelines published for residents and travelers in the area due to fear of infection.

Experts warn: The "cute" AI trend that could cost you your life
AI-generated images depicting wild animals as sweet pets are flooding social media and posing a serious danger. Experts warn: the fake content leads to fatal attacks, illegal trade, and skepticism toward real scientific discoveries.

The City That Vanished in the Jungle: The Mystery of Vilcabamba and the Lost Inca Treasure
In 1911, explorer Hiram Bingham was convinced he had found Vilcabamba, the last Inca stronghold, at Machu Picchu. However, half a century later, Gene Savoy proved that the true capital of the resistance was hidden at Espiritu Pampa.

1st minute: Maccabi Haifa – Hapoel Jerusalem 0:0
Toto Cup, 9th-10th place match: Bakhar's squad aims for a third consecutive victory to finish the tournament on a high note. The Jerusalemites arrive with good momentum and will look to pose a challenge.

Minute 8: Hapoel Ramat Gan - Beitar Jerusalem 0:0
Toto Cup, 7th place match: The team from the capital is trying to recover after being eliminated from Europe in the last match before the league season begins. On the other hand, Messay Dego's 'Ordonim' are looking to cause an upset.

"I received 400 shekels": A young Haredi man claims he was paid to vote in the Likud primaries
A young Haredi man who arrived at the polling station claimed he received hundreds of shekels to vote according to a list of candidates given to him in advance. "I don't know anyone, I have a list in my pocket." Another voter said he received "a little more" and clarified that in the Knesset elections he would not vote for Likud.

In the shadow of fears of Chinese aggression: defense industries prepare for a wave of orders from Asia
Athens is expected to approve this week the purchase of three Israeli systems as part of the "Achilles Shield" program. Despite the reduction in the original amount, this is the second-largest deal for Israeli defense exports, and now eyes are on customers in the Asia-Pacific region in the shadow of the threat from China. Meanwhile, optimism is not reaching the stocks.

Miri Regev against El Al workers' union: "They are telling people not to vote for me"
Hours before the polls closed in the Likud primaries, Miri Regev claimed that the El Al workers' union was calling on voters not to cast their ballots for her. The minister appealed to her supporters: "Go out and vote - I need every single one of you."

"Bring 40 patrol cars": Mordechai David reveals his plan in Tel Aviv
Right-wing activist Mordechai David announced in an interview on the program "Riklin and Partners" that starting Wednesday he intends to hold a series of Selichot prayers with full gender segregation in public spaces in Tel Aviv. The first event will be held at 18:00 at Habima Square, followed by a planned prayer at Dizengoff Square.
Economic World War: Donald Trump wanted to strengthen the USA – and then Germany entered the picture
Donald Trump's tariff policy is increasing uncertainty: German investments in the USA have plummeted to a three-year low, but companies already operating in the country continue to reinvest their profits.

Pressure from the Middle East: Bond yields of developed economies reach highest since 2008 crisis
Government financing costs in several developed economies have hit their highest levels since the 2008 financial crisis. Investors fear that the Middle East crisis will sustain high inflation.

Own a Chery or Jaecoo? Understanding their ties to the Iranian regime
An investigation by Yitzhak Lampert, citing international sources including Bloomberg, raises questions about the Chinese automotive group Chery's activities in Iran while its brands hold a significant share of the Israeli market. The group operates in Israel through several brands, including Chery, Jaecoo, and Omoda.

The new fear in the US: AI could assist in creating biological weapons
Artificial intelligence has already proven it can write code, assist in research, and solve complex problems. Now, its advanced capabilities in the field of biology are raising a different kind of concern in the United States: could it potentially facilitate the creation of dangerous pathogens in the future and even assist in carrying out a biological attack?

Star of David patch at farmers' protest in the Netherlands: "Walking on the edge"
At a protest in the Netherlands, Stars of David with the letter B were distributed, comparing the situation to the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust. The organization's leader justified it: "A great injustice is being done to us." The Jewish organization CIDI: "Misuse of history, desecration of the Holocaust."
The condition of Khamenei's son: "Important mainly on a declarative and symbolic level"
Dr. Tamar Eilam Gindin spoke with Prof. Aryeh Eldad and Ron Koffman about the internal situation in Iran and the condition of Mojtaba Khamenei. According to her, the question of his condition is important only on a declarative level: "Suppose he is alive - he is not the one making the decisions."

Jewish musician representing Israel globally: "Iranians sent me messages of support during the war"
From millions of views to surprising messages from Iran in the midst of war: Itay Ben David on the power of music as a tool for bridge-building and overcoming prejudice.

"Someone wants to hurt me": Criminal defense attorney filed a second police complaint in two weeks
The first complaint was filed after a client of the attorney sent a stranger to threaten her, demanding she waive a debt. About two weeks later, she found a cut on her car tire, which led her to file another complaint. "After what happened to the attorney in Rishon LeZion, it is impossible to ignore the fear," the attorney stated.

Unexpected: The most innocent places in the house that hide a world of bacteria
We wash the bathtub, clean the toilet, and change the sheets, but there are places in the house that most of us hardly think need cleaning. Studies conducted in recent years show that bacteria and fungi can establish themselves even inside the shower head, bath toys, the dishwasher, and the toothbrush holder. This does not mean that the house is dangerous or that you need to disinfect everything...

Compensation in the hundreds of shekels: Tax Authority opens application process
The Compensation Fund is opening the option to file claims for war damages and loss of wages, with the daily compensation amount potentially reaching hundreds of shekels for each absent employee.

Egyptian coach who waved Palestinian flag at World Cup hospitalized
Hossam Hassan, head coach of the Egyptian national football team, was hospitalized after a confrontation between his current and former wives escalated into a physical brawl requiring police intervention.

Also in Tel Aviv: The "crypto-supporters" who hide their Likud membership
Correspondent Avraham Hasson discussed the phenomenon of Likud "crypto-supporters" in an interview with the program "Riklin and Q&A." He noted that many young people at Tel Aviv polling stations prefer to keep their support for the party private.

After the meeting with Netanyahu: The surprising restaurant Jared Kushner chose
Jared Kushner was spotted in the evening at the Naya restaurant in the Jerusalem Hills, accompanied by another person. The visit to the restaurant came after a day of political meetings he held in Israel.

Several clubs dream of Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United is not ready to sell
In England, it is reported that Galatasaray is planning to offer around 43 million pounds for the captain of the Red Devils, who for their part do not intend to let him go. Atletico Madrid, Juventus, and Milan are also monitoring.
Ice Cream Maker Files for Bankruptcy After Multi-Million Dollar Lawsuit
Rebel Creamery has filed for bankruptcy protection after being ordered to pay $23.785 million to competitor Van Leeuwen for copying its packaging design.

Without causing damage: how to clean blinds using the 3-cloth method
Dust accumulates quickly, the slats are delicate, and using too much water or the wrong cleaner can do more harm than good. Here is how to do it right, step by step.
Chaos in Turkey: Voting ends in punches - and Erdogan's party wins
A council meeting in one of Turkey's cities turned into a brawl following a dispute over the vote count in the deputy mayor election. After four rounds of voting, the candidate from Erdogan's party won, and control of the municipality passed to the ruling party.

Musician Monica Levy, who inspired the band Monica Sex, has passed away
Monica Levy, the bassist in the early lineup of the Haifa punk-rock band Killer HaLohet, has passed away after a four-year battle with a serious illness. "When we met her, we felt that something of her undeniable charm accompanied us too," eulogized the members of the band Monica Sex, whose name was taken from the nickname she was known by in the 80s.

The Mystery of the Secret Client Buying Tons of Glitter
In 2018, journalist Katie Weaver visited the Glitterex factory in New Jersey and tried to uncover their largest buyer. She was met with a refusal, as the company hinted that the client does not want the public to know that their products contain glitter. This sparked an internet mystery that continues to this day.

Yossi Cohen upgrades his status at SoftBank and will become a strategic advisor at the investment fund
The former head of the Mossad, who served as the manager of Israeli operations, will expand his powers to the international arena and will work closely with SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son and senior management. He will focus on the fund's new areas of activity: financing and developing server farms for AI processing and cloud computing, and investing in chip companies.

Admit it, you've always wondered - what really happens after death?
"Life after death" is perhaps the most mysterious and fascinating phrase that exists, but is there any truth in it? Is death really the end of the road, or just a transition? The daily question from the "70 Difficult Questions in Judaism" website.

The TikTok video that reached the court: The defense attorney summoned a user to testify in the trial of the mother who murdered her children
A former employee of the psychiatric hospital where Lindsay Clancy was hospitalized claimed online that "lies and misrepresentations" about the treatment at the facility were heard in court - and the defense requested to summon her to testify. Simultaneously, messages sent by Clancy before her children's deaths were revealed: "I feel like I can't go on like this."

Toddler seriously injured after falling from electric ride-on toy in Hadera
A one-and-a-half-year-old girl was injured at a shopping center in Hadera after falling from an electric ride-on toy. MADA teams provided emergency care at the scene before transporting her to Rambam Hospital with a severe head injury.

Do you think you control your thoughts? That is exactly the problem
Your brain generates tens of thousands of thoughts a day - and most of them take over without you noticing. It turns out that Judaism dealt with consciousness management even before mindfulness, CBT, or guided imagery. Get 4 steps from the world of Jewish spirituality that will help you quiet your head - and heal your body.

"The brilliant solution is erased": What happened when I argued with Claude about the singularity
Dr. Lior Strauss discusses with the language model Claude whether machines are close to surpassing their creators. The author argues that the lack of an "unconditioned generator" of ideas prevents AI from making truly brilliant logical leaps.

Positive news for the economy: debt-to-GDP ratio updated downwards
Following growth data that surprised the economy for the better, the Ministry of Finance plans to update the debt-to-GDP ratio downwards by about 0.5%. However, the figure is still relatively high compared to the past.

Author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' with an investment recommendation: 'The best choice'
The author of 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' warns of the massive US debt approaching $40 trillion and identifies his preferred investment. With forecasts for gold at $10,000 and silver at $200 – here is the recommendation he published | All the details

Mifal HaPais CEO resigns after 6.5 years: new role revealed
Advocate Beni Dreyfuss, who announced his departure as CEO of Mifal HaPais yesterday, has been appointed Chairman of the Eilat-Ashkelon Pipeline Company (EAPC). He will assume the position on September 1, 2026.

Stock Market Summary: Stocks That Soared and Those That Plunged
The trading day saw significant volatility: Next Vision and Tower led the gains with jumps of over 7%, while Electra Real Estate and Veridis suffered sharp declines.

Magi Tabibi achieves huge success at 31: "Number one"
The star of "Channel 14 News" is nominated for a prestigious award as the leading TV presenter in Israel. "The Patriots" panelist, Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya, praised her: "The leading TV presenter in Israel" | All the details

Nvidia to fund up to $105 billion for OpenAI data center in Ohio
Nvidia will provide up to $105 billion in financing to support credit and computing capacity for a new OpenAI AI data center in Ohio. The facility will initially support 4.25 gigawatts of capacity, with operations starting in 2028.
In Likud they are counting on a comeback: "Towards the end he wins big"
On the day of the Likud primaries, the chairman of the party's court, Michael Kleiner, is convinced that the party will win in October as well. He warns against a split in the right-wing bloc and clarifies that reserved spots will be approved only if they strengthen the list.

China is watching: The American weakness exposed in the war
The 'Lincoln' operated for about 250 consecutive days at sea, and the decision to replace it leaves the US without an aircraft carrier in the Pacific Ocean. The war has stretched the Navy to the limit - while China's shipbuilding capacity is about 230 times greater than that of the US. Donald Trump is indeed determined to change the situation - but his aesthetic demands may make it difficult.

Demand at FIFA: Disqualify Infantino from running in the next elections
A human rights and governance organization has sent an official letter to the FIFA Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee, demanding that the incumbent president, Gianni Infantino, be declared ineligible to run in the upcoming presidential elections. The organization claims that another run by Infantino would constitute a direct violation of the organization's statutes, which limit the...

More significant than Israel: Data centers are the hot topic of the US midterm elections
Data centers for artificial intelligence have become a central issue in the US midterm election campaigns. About 70% of Americans oppose the construction of such facilities near their homes, citing concerns over rising electricity and water costs. The issue has sparked tension even within the Republican Party, forcing the Governor of Texas to impose new regulations.

Required to pay 1,300 shekels to the Tel Aviv Municipality - after the fine was sent to the wrong address
Mikey Levy, who changed his registered address six years ago, received a fine for not wearing a helmet at his old address with a six-month delay. This prevented him from filing an appeal and resulted in late fees. Levy has filed a lawsuit against the municipality, arguing that the fine system is flawed and that the penalty does not appear in his personal online account.
From military alliance to the Suez Canal: The major deal building between Cairo and Ankara
Ankara seeks to include Egypt in a new defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, but Cairo is leveraging this rapprochement to promote investments, a Turkish industrial zone in the Suez Canal, and an increase in bilateral trade to $15 billion.

IRGC responds to Donald Trump's statement: "You are a liar"
The spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) denied on Monday US President Donald Trump's claims regarding unofficial communication channels between Iran and Washington, labeling them a lie and an illusion.

"Apparently an overdose": Details on the death of Hayden Panettiere at age 36
In the recording of the emergency call following the death of the actress, star of "Heroes" and "Nashville", rescue personnel can be heard referring to a suspicion of an overdose and cardiac arrest. Paramedics attempted to perform CPR, but her death was pronounced at the scene.
Salmonella panic in the USA: FDA issues highest-level recall for eggs
The FDA has elevated the recall of 1.6 million egg cartons to the highest severity level due to salmonella contamination concerns. The products were pulled from shelves across several US states and major retail chains.
Tair Ifargan: "Kiryat Shmona must be a significant district city"
Tair Ifargan, a candidate for the "Yashar!" party, discussed with Anat Davidov a 15-billion-shekel plan for the rehabilitation of the North. She stated that funding would be secured primarily by shifting government priorities and cutting coalition budgets.

Only Bibi: The meeting between Kushner and a senior Hamas official is an insult to the memory of the murdered
Is one picture worth two thousand fallen? The moment when Donald Trump's envoy and confidant treated Khalil al-Hayya with the respect reserved for a head of state is a cognitive defeat for Israel.

Vladimir Putin's rival sentenced to 11 years in prison: "Wait until the death toll is revealed"
The Russian government continues to suppress opposition to the war in Ukraine, sentencing Lev Shlosberg, deputy chairman of the liberal Yabloko party, to 11 years in a penal colony. In his closing statement, Shlosberg warned that the true scale of the tragedy is being hidden: "Eventually, the full death toll will be published, and the entire nation will be shocked." Estimates suggest over 350,000...

Shikun & Binui Energy's performance improved, but the strong shekel hit the bottom line
Shikun & Binui Energy concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a 40% jump in revenue to 94 million shekels. Despite increasing gross profitability to 43%, a surge in financing expenses led to an 11% increase in net loss, reaching 79.9 million shekels.

C14 Poll: Which party is gaining the most voter support?
A poll conducted on the C14 WhatsApp channel examined support potential for various parties. Data as of 17:00 Monday indicates a significant lead for the Religious Zionism party among the options presented.

Trump's Trap: Iran is wearing down, China is waiting
Donald Trump's desire to reach an arrangement with Tehran stems not only from fears of high fuel prices or political pressure at home. It reflects a broader strategic dilemma: how long can the United States continue to invest forces, munitions, and attention in a war with Iran without harming its ability to deter the adversary it defines as the primary challenge — China.

A blow to public transport passengers: a new fine of 250 shekels
Passengers on bus line 618 from Jerusalem to Beit Shemesh were surprised today when police officers boarded for an inspection, which resulted in 26 fines being issued. The reason: failure to wear seat belts – while some passengers claimed that the seat belts on the bus were not functional.

Next Vision shares soared by 1,100%, but foreign investors are selling
The hot defense company doubled its profits and raised its forecast for the second time this year, yet it absorbed heavy selling from foreign investors. How does a stock with a phenomenal report fall, and what does it teach you about your portfolio?

Trump's crypto project in trouble: Chinese connection revealed, raising espionage concerns
The Trump family's crypto project has partnered with a Hong Kong-based platform that offers technology from Chinese companies defined as a threat to the United States. While the White House denies a conflict of interest, experts warn: "A hypocritical and dangerous move."

Donald Trump's dramatic move: An unprecedented White House summit
The President of the United States is expected to host the heads of financial oversight agencies alongside senior executives from crypto giants and the world's leading stock exchanges, in an attempt to accelerate market regulation and create clear rules for the industry.

Raviv Drucker starred in the Likud campaign — and sent a jab at Netanyahu on live broadcast
Raviv Drucker, considered one of Benjamin Netanyahu's harshest critics, was surprised to find himself in the Prime Minister's propaganda campaign and was quick to respond on live television.

Is Netanyahu parting ways with Channel 14? He chose Channel 16 for his address
Prime Minister and Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu addressed voters during the party primaries while holding a microphone from the new Channel 16. The choice of platform has sparked speculation over whether the move was intentional.

Strauss Nears Major Deal: Acquiring Food Business for 475 Million Shekels
Brazil's antitrust authority has approved the deal in which a subsidiary of Strauss's joint venture will acquire General Mills' operations in the country, including the Yoki and Kitano brands. The deal is expected to reach its final stage in early September.

De Cohen and Master Ohad part ways: an earthquake in the children's world
The giant stars, who filled the Menora Arena and thrilled hundreds of thousands of fans, are breaking up their partnership. The joint management has ended and the duo will stop creating content together | All the details

Eviatar from 'Married at First Sight' addresses rumors about him and Vicky for the first time
Throughout the season of 'Married at First Sight,' social media was abuzz with speculation about a potential romance between Eviatar and Vicky, the bride of Omer Bar. Now, Eviatar is finally setting the record straight.

Almog Cohen to file a complaint: 'My name does not appear on the ballots'
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen commented today, Monday, in an interview with Boaz Golan on the "Open Studio" program regarding reports from the field that his name is missing from the voting lists for the Likud party primaries. "Good and innocent people are coming to vote, calling me and saying they cannot find my name," Cohen said. "We will file a complaint and handle this issue."

Chess in the Middle East: The "Mecca Agreement" is excellent news for Jerusalem
In the strategic sophistication of the Middle East, the primary target of the Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani triangle is not Israel, but Tehran. When Riyadh builds a solid wall against Tehran, backed by Turkish technology and a Pakistani army, the regional balance of deterrence shifts in our favor.

USA to invest tens of billions to accelerate production of long-range missiles
The Pentagon announced on Monday the signing of a $22.9 billion contract with Raytheon to accelerate the production of Tomahawk missiles. This weapon is capable of striking targets up to 2,400 kilometers away, allowing for strikes against Iran from almost any American base in the Middle East.

Nini's Last Journey: The Chihuahua who got cancer and flew to a private island
In recent days, a video of a Chihuahua named Nini has gone viral on TikTok. After the 11-year-old dog was diagnosed with cancer, his owner, Sarah Kohler, decided to take him on a final adventure to a private island in Norway, allowing him to enjoy nature and quality time with his family.

The new reality show of the summer
In the case of Meli and Liel Yahalomi, there is more hidden than revealed, but one thing is clear: the police have been swept away by the pursuit of ratings and PR.
American Tourist Killed by Lightning Strike on Mount Etna
A 29-year-old American tourist was killed by a lightning strike while hiking in an area on Mount Etna that was closed to visitors due to volcanic activity. Authorities noted that in recent decades, more people have died on the mountain from lightning strikes than from eruptions.

Arrested a man, handcuffed him - and when he was lying on the floor, shot him in the back: police officer convicted
The Police Investigation Department (PID) appealed the Magistrate's Court decision to conclude the proceedings without a conviction. The District Court accepted the appeal and ruled that even in a tense security reality, police officers are expected to "restrain themselves and act professionally." The officer was convicted of reckless and negligent conduct.

Watch: The Chinese robot that jumps 2 meters high and runs at 45 km/h
China's Unitree has unveiled its new "Superman" robot, capable of a 2-meter standing jump and speeds of 45 km/h. The company is set to debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange following a record-breaking IPO.

Beersheba prepares for a glowing night: The Light Run night race returns in September
Beersheba's traditional Light Run event returns on September 9, and this year it is expected to be especially large and impressive. Under the title "Saluting the Runners," the night race will be held in honor and tribute to IDF soldiers, security forces, and reservists.

Not just Elon Musk: these are the leading shareholders in SpaceX
The massive offering of the space giant SpaceX has placed it at the center of attention for global financial markets, revealing for the first time in full the ownership structure of the company, which includes billionaire Peter Thiel, Google, and Elon Musk.

The unusual demand from institutional investors: report all your votes from the last 3 years
The Capital Markets Authority is demanding data from institutional bodies regarding their votes at public company meetings over the last 3 years. This involves hundreds of votes per body, and the institutions have turned to their voting advisory body on compensation issues to help them meet the Authority's deadline.

Assaf Rappaport and the wave of departures: senior figures leaving News 13
Following the departure of foreign correspondent Yosef Israel, organizational changes at the media outlet continue. Two more key staff members are leaving the News 13 company.

Great loss in the music world: Monica Levy, known as "Monica Sex", has passed away
Monica Levy, bassist of the punk band "Killer Ha'lohet" who passed away after a prolonged battle with illness, was the inspiration for the name of the successful band. Her friends paid tribute to her and spoke of a painful farewell to the woman who always remained a beauty.

Ranking of the most visited websites in Israel: Kan 11 and Sport 5 stabilize at the top
Wikipedia returns to the top 10 at the expense of Gemini, Kan 11 and Sport 5 continue their rise from the World Cup, Pornhub maintains its position by a margin among adult sites in Israel, and news sites N12 and Channel 14 see declines | Ranking of the most visited websites in Israel for July

Giant company goes bankrupt: final liquidation due to massive debts
Despite record industry revenues, increasing competition and heavy debts are leading to the collapse of US casino operators. Imperial Pacific International is heading for final liquidation after accumulating debts of approximately $141.6 million.

Adel Bespalov's father-in-law opened a new business: "Looks insane"
Businessman Yaakov (Kobi) Abed is expanding his economic empire to the Gulf. His son, Match Abed (husband of reality star Adel Bespalov), shared a video from the new kosher supermarket and was enthusiastic: "Oh my god" | All the details

Herzog to Kushner: Any progress in Gaza must ensure Israel's security
President Isaac Herzog met with Jared Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov, emphasizing that any steps in Gaza must ensure Israel's security. Simultaneously, discussions continue regarding a framework for the demilitarization of Hamas and the transfer of civil control to a technocratic council.

MasterChef contestant on the pair of judges: "There are no gossips like them"
None of the former contestants who arrived at "MasterChef: Dream Team" want to be the first to go home, so the first elimination challenge of the season is the most stressful of all. Tonight, while Eliav Sasson works on the dish he hopes will keep him in the competition, he takes the opportunity to throw a jab at judges Avi Biton and Yuval Ben Neria.

One purchase for every 5 sales: A possible explanation for the slump in insider investments on Wall Street
Data on insider purchases in the US market are at a low. It seems that while stock prices are hitting records, the people who know the companies from the inside show very little enthusiasm for buying their shares. A possible conclusion: you don't have to stay invested at any cost.

An indication of his status? Nir Barkat's unusual absence from the polling station
Minister of Economy Nir Barkat, who in previous election cycles used to stand for long hours at the entrance to the polling station at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem, did not arrive there today (Monday). The absence is notable against the backdrop of the struggle Barkat is waging for his place on the Likud list, yet on the ground he still enjoys support: his name appears in some of the deals in...

Dramatic statement: Will Iran be attacked with nuclear weapons?
Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene posted on X that senior US administration officials are discussing the potential use of nuclear weapons against Iran. She claimed these matters were raised in strategic meetings, though she provided no evidence and the administration has not confirmed the report.

Tragedy in Beit Shemesh: Two children stabbed in their home, suspect arrested
Two children were injured on Monday in a violent incident on Emek HaZeitim Street in Beit Shemesh. A 9-year-old child is in critical condition, and a 4-year-old is in serious condition. The children were found stabbed inside their apartment.

Is it really possible to live without the sword? The answer of Jewish history
Over the past two years, the difficult question arises again: will we live by the sword forever? This requires not just a binary answer, but a deep understanding of historical reality. It is about the consciousness we must develop to maintain our freedom and protect ourselves in the long term.

An event that already happened or an illusion of consciousness? The truth behind déjà vu
You are sitting in a place you have never been, having a conversation you have never had, and suddenly it happens: a strong and strange feeling takes hold of you — "I have been here before." "I have already heard this sentence." "I know this moment." But when you try to remember when it happened, you have no answer. You know the moment is new, yet the brain sends you a completely opposite feeling...

Investigation that failed due to negligence is back: the battle over Canadian cannabis heats up again
The Ministry of Economy has reopened an anti-dumping investigation into medical cannabis imports from Canada after a previous attempt was closed due to a procedural error. The move has sparked sharp protests from chambers of commerce and patient advocacy groups.

Tehran's "Policy Shift" and Deadline for the US: "You Have a Few Weeks"
A senior Iranian official told Reuters that the Islamic Republic is shifting from a "defensive to a completely offensive" policy. He warned of potential escalation in the Strait of Hormuz if the US fails to fully implement the memorandum of understanding within weeks.

Netanyahu's message to the Americans: Without the removal of Hamas's weapons, the IDF will not leave Gaza
Netanyahu demanded that Kushner and Mladenov work to stop Hamas's funding sources and obtain guarantees for its disarmament. Political source: No further withdrawal from Gaza will be carried out until the weapons are destroyed, which will be done under American supervision.

Guy Hochman at Likud Primaries: "Ben Gvir's Son Is Here Too"
Comedian Guy Hochman attended the Likud primaries today, documenting the atmosphere and engaging with voters. During his video, he asked about the party's success and pointed out a young man resembling the son of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Super-Pharm Launches Aggressive Sale: Dozens of Products Priced Between 9.90 and 30 NIS
From baby products to leading cosmetic brands: Israel's largest pharmacy chain is launching a widespread price reduction campaign ending on the 18th of the month.

Amira Buzaglo undergoes a significant physical transformation at 45: "I was thrilled with myself"
The star casting director and one of the most recognizable figures in the entertainment industry has undergone an incredible process that will leave many of you shocked. In a candid interview, she talks about hormones, fears of surgery, and the pain: "I'm already satisfied" | All the details

Ahavat Hashem exclusively reveals: This is the next crazy project of the Gordon brothers
Following the triumph at the Menora Mivtachim Arena, Ahavat Hashem shares his emotions regarding the success, future plans, and details of the new family business he is building with his brothers.

Deadly hours on the roads: The grim picture of night accidents involving Israeli youth
Data from the 'Or Yarok' association and the Central Bureau of Statistics reveal a grim picture of night accidents in Israel: a surge in youth casualties, a decade-high on urban roads, and the prominent cities where the most casualties were recorded.

Urgent recall for popular Ford vehicles: "safety failure"
Delek Motors is recalling Ford F-series vehicles due to concerns that windshield wipers may detach while driving. Owners who fail to complete the free repair risk having their vehicle license revoked.

Moments before getting married - Shani Goldstein declares: "The wedding doesn't interest me"
In a video she uploaded to her Instagram account and then deleted, the 35-year-old reality star admitted that she is a "bad bride" - and that the event that many women plan in detail does not interest her in the slightest. "It doesn't excite me," said Goldstein, and admitted what actually does.

ANTA launch in Israel: Castro collaborates with competitor Renuar
About a month ago, Castro announced its plans to launch the Chinese sportswear brand ANTA in Israel. The company has now revealed it will collaborate with the competing fashion group Renuar to jointly establish the brand's operations, subject to Competition Authority approval.
Weapon found in Tel Aviv hotel: Suspicion of link to Musli and Jarushi conflict
In a joint operation by the Israel Prison Service (IPS) and the police, a 'Carlo' submachine gun was discovered at the Mandarin Hotel in Tel Aviv. Authorities suspect the weapon is linked to an ongoing criminal conflict between the Musli and Jarushi organizations.

Palantir is breaking records, but history warns the stock is in danger
Palantir Technologies has positioned itself as a major beneficiary of the AI revolution, with record demand in both private and government sectors. While quarterly revenue grew by over 90%, the company's valuation has reached unprecedented levels.

Tragedy in Italy: Parents drove 100 km unaware their son had passed away
A couple traveling in northern Italy stopped at a rest station after failing to wake their 31-year-old son. Medical teams arrived at the scene and pronounced him dead; a suspected cardiac event is currently being investigated.

Israel and the US agreed: Hamas will be disarmed - and only then will the IDF withdraw
Israel and the Americans agreed that no further withdrawal from Gaza will be carried out without the disarmament of Hamas under American supervision. Benjamin Netanyahu clarified that until the weapons are destroyed, the IDF will remain on the yellow line and maintain freedom of action against threats.

Miraculous Rescue: Fisherman Found Alive After 15 Days in Underwater Cave
An extraordinary rescue in Mexico: Areste Cristano Valdez disappeared during a spearfishing trip. Rescuers, initially searching for a body, were stunned to find him alive deep within a cave system. He survived by drinking water from a stream and spending his time in prayer and sleep, losing all sense of time and believing he had been trapped for only three days.

"Messi, take control of him": Footage from the referee's camera in the World Cup final revealed
The 2026 World Cup ended a month ago, and in recent days FIFA has been publishing rare footage from the camera of Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić during the World Cup final. As you may recall, Argentina lost to Spain 0:1.

Jerusalem Talks: Netanyahu and Kushner Discuss Hamas Demilitarization
The Prime Minister is meeting with a US administration advisor and Peace Council officials to discuss a 15-point plan. The talks follow Hamas's stated willingness to disarm and the proposed establishment of civilian pilot zones in the Gaza Strip.

Entrepreneurs stood in line for him, now he needs to make peace: Behind the scenes of the intriguing transition in the Israeli tech industry
The man who was one of the architects of the AI revolution in Israel is now appointed to head Microsoft Israel, just as the company is struggling for its foothold in the government and the defense establishment.

"Eliminate 30-40 in Gaza every night": Ben Gvir's statement to the hostage survivor - and the global storm
The Minister of National Security said in an interview with Rom Braslavsky's podcast that targeted assassinations should be carried out, not only of those who pose an immediate danger: "They should not live." Many media outlets around the world echoed the remarks. Ben Gvir himself, while Jared Kushner is trying to push for an end to the war, said: "In my imagination, I see all of Gaza as ours."

The next memory revolution: Researchers integrate DNA into electronics
Researchers from Penn State University have developed a memory component that combines synthetic DNA with a semiconductor material called perovskite. Experiments showed high energy efficiency and stability, paving the way for a new generation of extremely economical data storage devices.

Fire in an eight-story building in Karmiel: woman rescued
Firefighters rescued a woman from a burning apartment on the first floor of an eight-story residential building in Karmiel. Five firefighting and rescue teams from the Central Galilee station were dispatched to the scene following a report to the 102 emergency center.

Dramatic warning regarding Chabad House in Sri Lanka: "Before there are casualties"
MK Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party, sent a warning on Monday to Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar following the attack on the Chabad House in Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka, calling for immediate intervention with local authorities before the situation deteriorates.
The Negev Mental Health Clinic in Ofakim marks 20 years of service
The clinic offers a multi-professional framework that provides a full medical, psychiatric, psychological, and psychosocial response, thanks to the variety of programs operated by the Public Health Association.

Guy Zu-Aretz has finished the move: "How is the house?"
The well-known TV presenter, who is accustomed to sharing his personal life with his many followers on social media, shared this time about a particularly complex family project: the completion of his elderly mother's prolonged move: "A lot of pressure and anxiety." All the details.

Bitcoin struggles for $63,000: a review of crypto market performance
The crypto market is experiencing a mostly positive trend, except for two coins that showed negative changes. Bitcoin rose by 0.98%, its market cap totals $1.28 trillion, and it is trading at a price of $63,634.8.

First publication: Adi Himelbloy lands a coveted role on Keshet 12
The actress and model has been cast in the second season of the most-watched series. She will play a tough wedding planner who will compete with the character of Adi Havshush, alongside stars like Ran Danker and Eliana Tidhar.

Fashion giant ANTA enters Israeli market with 30 million shekel investment
One of the world's largest sports brands is heading to Israel: Castro-Hoodies and Renuar have signed an agreement to establish a joint venture for the Chinese brand ANTA. The initiative includes opening a retail chain, an e-commerce site, and wholesale distribution, with an initial investment of approximately 30 million shekels.

What makes Samsung invest in a new Israeli startup by Amazon alumni?
Israeli startup Xpander, founded by former AWS employees, has raised $7.5 million. The company has developed a platform for managing AI agents, providing security and flexibility without vendor lock-in.

Investment experts warn: pressure on the bond market is reaching a historic peak
The world demands more security and energy infrastructure, but supply is struggling to keep up. A chief investment officer explains why the new reality is forcing investors to recalculate their path.

Maor Buzaglo makes a huge move: "A fast-rising force"
Former footballer and reality star Maor Buzaglo marks a major milestone by joining an international booking agency that represents top artists in the techno scene. Here are all the details.

Police Raid in Akko: Drug Den Dismantled
Officers from the Akko station, in cooperation with YASAM Asher units, raided a compound suspected of operating as a drug den. During the operation, police seized narcotics, ammunition, and surveillance equipment, and arrested a suspect.

Drug for multiple myeloma approved: the rate of 'cancer-free' patients doubled
A new drug, iberdomide (Zanvexus), has been approved by the FDA for the treatment of adults with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma. Its combination with other drugs nearly doubled the rate of patients in whom no evidence of the disease was found. It is still unclear whether this will translate into extended life. Dr. Julia Vaksman, from the Hematology Department at the Davidoff Center in...

Finally, it is possible to fulfill the dream of a real beach restaurant
Sometimes it seems that the culinary dream of every person is to sit by the sea, enjoy a drink, and eat fried fish. The new Melah Mayim restaurant on Gordon Beach in Tel Aviv promises to fulfill this dream.

Two years after he fell in Lebanon: Shaul Moyal's family receives happy news
Almost two years after Sergeant Major (res.) Shaul Moyal (may God avenge his blood) was killed in battles in Lebanon, his family received happy news this morning (Monday): his daughter gave birth to a baby girl. The baby was named Rina, a name chosen in his memory and to continue Shaul's path.

Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Military Landing Craft
A spokesperson for Houthi forces claimed on Monday that the organization launched ballistic missiles at a Saudi military landing craft and four escorting boats off the coast of Al-Mukha in the Red Sea. The Houthis allege the vessels were hit and sunk, though there is no independent verification of these claims.

With a scholarship of 6,000 shekels per year: 600 teaching assistants will be trained for kindergarten teacher positions
600 kindergarten teaching assistants will participate this year in a program to earn academic degrees in education. Each participant will receive a scholarship of 6,000 shekels per academic year.

Demanded 80% of property in divorce: "My husband is a money-making machine"
After more than 40 years of marriage, an ultra-Orthodox woman accused her spouse of financial abuse, an affair funded by joint assets, and hiding assets. However, the court rejected her demands.

Minister Amichai Chikli takes a jab at Bennett: "He forgot that we are public servants"
Minister of Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli was interviewed on the "Noon Journal" program on Channel 14 during the Likud primary election day. Chikli urged party members to exercise their democratic right to select a strong team for the upcoming general elections.

Who are your friends, who you looked at and when you laughed: Meta's new and disturbing patent
Smart glasses that will identify the people around you, track your gaze direction, and analyze when you laughed: a new Meta patent reveals how the company envisions the next generation of wearable computing. However, on the way to implementation, it faces significant hurdles regarding privacy, regulation, and consent.

Matan Hozez signs with Hapoel Ramat Gan for one season
The newly promoted Premier League team has added the attacking player who played for Hapoel Jerusalem for the last three years. After signing, the player said: "I arrive with a lot of hunger for the new challenge."

Amir Ohana makes sharp comments regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's successor
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana addressed the question of the post-Netanyahu era in an interview with Ido Tauber. He expressed his wish for the Prime Minister to remain in office for many more years and criticized those already discussing succession.

The mother of 'HaTzel's' children breaks silence: "I can't sit on the sidelines anymore"
Lin Mor, the mother of the children of right-wing activist Yoav Eliasi ("HaTzel"), broke her silence on Monday and addressed the media storm surrounding his official dismissal from the police. She expressed her disgust at the hatred and schadenfreude surrounding the event and highlighted his years of volunteer service.

Tenant passed away – municipality attempted to shift property tax debt to heir
A protected tenant of a shop in Jerusalem died, leaving a property tax debt of approximately 100,000 shekels. Although his son continued to operate the business, the municipality demanded payment from another heir. The court ruled the municipality's actions were in bad faith.
Clalit doctor warns: We are seeing an increase in visits from children with diarrhea and vomiting
A pediatrician from the Clalit Health Services Southern District, Dr. Basel Abu Jaafar, notes that during the summer period there is an increase in visits from children with diarrhea and vomiting. How to avoid it? "Plenty of fluids, hand washing, and alertness to signs."

Electricity failed, kitchen and toilets disabled: The unusual malfunction in the US Navy
The American guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold remained without proper electricity for four days last month during routine operations in the Indo-Pacific region, after a malfunction occurred on July 24 involving its generators. Following the failure, the ship lost the ability to move on its own, and at the same time, vital systems were affected, including toilets, air conditioning, the kitchen...

Promises stuck in traffic: The government's transport plans remained on paper
Benjamin Netanyahu promised 100 billion shekels for a railway from Eilat to Kiryat Shmona, but the project was never funded. Miri Regev pledged to reduce road accidents, yet 2025 became the deadliest year on record. Despite official assurances, the congestion charge in Gush Dan is nearing implementation.

"Small CEO": Beitar Jerusalem responds sharply to accusations from Maccabi Haifa
Beitar Jerusalem's victory in the President's Award for community activity has sparked a direct confrontation between the clubs. Following a decision to hold a re-vote, which resulted in Beitar being declared the winner, a major storm erupted over claims of irregular conduct by Maccabi Haifa's management.

Football Association Seeks Suspension of Omer Dahan: "He Bet on His Own Teams' Matches"
The Football Association has appealed to the disciplinary court to suspend the Maccabi Haifa striker from all activities until the conclusion of criminal proceedings, or for at least 60 days. The request cites evidence that he routinely placed bets on league matches, including games involving his own teams. Dahan previously denied any involvement in match-fixing.

Tzvika Naveh sues Skler again: demands one million shekels and removal of defamatory posts
The lawsuit concerns six publications from a "smear campaign" conducted by millionaire Alex Skler against Tzvika Naveh, owner of the business intelligence firm CGI, who is married to Skler's ex-wife. This follows a previous 10-million-shekel lawsuit. Skler responds by calling the claims "lies and misrepresentations."

JPMorgan May Become the First $1 Trillion Bank
A senior analyst at Wells Fargo estimates: JPMorgan is on its way to becoming the first bank in history with a market cap of $1 trillion — and could reach $2 trillion within 8 years. Wells Fargo raised the target price to $390 with an 'Overweight' rating, against the backdrop of record profits and a 21% surge in the stock.

Electric Ferrari sold for $40 million at charity auction
The first Ferrari Luce electric car, launched three months ago, was sold at a Sotheby's auction for $40 million. The final price was 35 times higher than the vehicle's standard retail value.

Beitar Jerusalem attacks Itzik Ovadia: "A small CEO in a big club"
The yellow-and-blacks are furious at Maccabi Haifa's reaction to not winning the President's Award: "He struggled to accept the committee's results and sent harsh messages to its members." The greens replied: "Ovadia did not contact any of the committee members, Beitar should apologize."

Niv Gilboa furious on live broadcast: 'I will throw this at you'
A popular product sold for only 5 shekels managed to infuriate the well-known presenter on live television. After refusing to put the dish in his mouth, he decided to get rid of it in a particularly provocative way in front of the cameras.

Real estate giant's report reveals: The reason why contractors are giving you loans
According to second-quarter reports for 2026, Efi Capital sold 379 apartments in the first half of the year—an increase over last year. However, the company faces pressure to maintain momentum, especially as 712 of its units are tied to the 'Mechir LeMishtaken' program.

Harel Wizel takes a hit: Profits dive, sharp decline in sales
Retailors' reports for the second quarter of 2026 reveal a return to profitability compared to the previous quarter, but show a sharp decline in same-store sales for its leading sports brand worldwide.

Legendary basketball player votes in Likud primaries: "Netanyahu has experience"
Tal Brody participated in the party's tense primaries and expressed full support for Benjamin Netanyahu, highlighting his belief in the Prime Minister's ability to lead and unite the nation.

Will Davidi join Religious Zionism? Mutual compliments with Smotrich
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich visited the Hesder Yeshiva in Sderot today, Monday, and received praise from Mayor Alon Davidi. "He insisted on a most significant decision and moved our enemy three to four kilometers away from us. He deserves credit for this," the mayor stated. Smotrich reciprocated the praise, calling Davidi one of the most talented and professional local leaders he has...

Money is never just money
Israel is set to teach teenagers financial literacy, but experts argue that true habits are formed at home. Understanding the psychological drivers behind our financial behavior is just as crucial as knowing the math.

The battle is over, the injury remains — and the state is washing its hands of it
A soldier who takes his own life due to mental trauma after discharge is not recognized as a fallen IDF soldier. Despite the clear link between military service and death, the law fails to support bereaved families.

Israel invests in medical innovation — but struggles to adopt it
Israel is a global leader in Health-Tech investment, yet its domestic healthcare system faces significant bureaucratic and financial hurdles in adopting these local innovations.

Before raising municipal taxes, authorities must prove they have become more efficient
Business municipal tax (Arnona) in Israel is 40% higher than the OECD average, directly fueling the cost of living. The author argues that authorities must demonstrate efficiency before requesting further hikes.

Without pain and without symptoms: how Rob discovered his cancer
Rob, a resident of England, felt perfectly healthy until the 'Galleri' blood test—a screening tool for early cancer detection—twice flagged a potential issue. Subsequent examinations revealed stage 1 cancer at the base of his tongue. How does this test work, who is it for, and how can it be accessed in Israel?

MasterChef star Tair Mordoch: "I almost died, I left my husband a list of what to do if I pass away"
For two weeks, Tair Mordoch felt pain in her jaw and had difficulty breathing, until she arrived at the hospital with a 98% blockage in a heart artery and almost died. After surviving, she realized that one must do exactly what causes stress and butterflies in the stomach - and decided to return to "MasterChef: Dream Team": "Life here is not a dress rehearsal."

Former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain received an offer to be appointed chairman of Hapoel Tel Aviv
The owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv, Ofer Yannai, offered Gur Shelef to serve as chairman of the club and replace Oren Hasson in the position. The current offer carries a deep emotional and historical dimension, as it calls on Shelef to continue the path of his brother, the late Uri Shelef, who managed the club from its re-establishment in Liga Gimel in 2007.

A woman shaved – and a week later a "flesh-eating" bacteria attacked her body
An unusual medical case published in the "American Journal of Case Reports" describes a 40-year-old woman who developed an aggressive necrotizing infection after shaving and using a herbal preparation. Her condition required a 12-week hospitalization involving multiple surgeries to remove damaged tissue.

Nofar expands in Europe and enters the wind energy sector: will acquire projects for up to 672 million euros
Nofar Energy has signed a memorandum of understanding to acquire a renewable energy project portfolio in Europe for up to 672 million euros, marking the company's first entry into the wind energy sector.
Trump confirms Maariv report — and refrains from public support for Netanyahu in the elections
In the shadow of the approaching elections and the Likud party primaries, the US President confirms in an interview with Fox News: "It is best that I stay out of the elections in Israel." However, he did not close the door completely.

Gal Rubin collected the check from Reshet 13: This is the real profit behind the million prize
The winner of the last season of "Big Brother" arrived at the offices of Reshet 13 to collect the winning prize. However, in the State of Israel, the final profit is much lower than the amounts promised on the television screen. So how much did Rubin get rich by?

40 times higher than forecasts: Ferrari electric vehicle sold for $40,000,000
The first production chassis of the Ferrari Luce was sold at an RM Sotheby's auction for a staggering sum. The final price left the industry in shock, as it is dozens of times higher than the preliminary estimates of $1.1 million.
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After Eyal Golan and Sarit Hadad: Mizrahi Tefahot Bank issues an unusual warning
After malicious actors impersonated Eyal Golan and Sarit Hadad to steal credit card details, they are now targeting bank customers. Which financial brand was forced to intervene?

Eric Stillman exposes the Recanati family: "They are hiding skeletons under Yad Eliyahu"
Main sponsor Eric Stillman in an unbridled interview against the Recanati family, warns of a massive lawsuit and explains why, in his opinion, the club has become a non-functioning wreck.

National Insurance Institute: Urgent Update on Branch Operations Until September 2
The National Insurance Institute has announced a temporary suspension of in-person services nationwide. Here is what you need to know about benefit payments and digital access during this period.

Thought Arabic was hard? 5 languages that break Israelis' brains
For Israelis accustomed to a very specific way of speaking, there are languages that feel like an undeciphered code. If you are looking for a new challenge, here are five languages you should take a deep breath before learning.

"Air battles of lights": The EU is secretly tracking UFOs
A Euronews investigation reveals that the European Union is secretly tracking Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Pilots report "air battles" and objects near nuclear sites, but EU authorities continue to downplay the issue, citing a lack of systemic safety threats.

Eden Ben Zaken and Trump's ex-wife launch a surprising collaboration
Months after signing a multi-million dollar partnership, Israeli singer Eden Ben Zaken and Marla Maples Trump have launched 'Mashmaut Wellness,' a digital platform focused on fitness and healthy living. The app provides personalized training, nutrition, and mental resilience programs.

Seeing only a mess? How to regain control over your YouTube feed
Almost every user is familiar with the frustrating experience: an innocent entry into the YouTube app to search for a professional guide ends in an hour-long scroll through random content. The platform's algorithm is designed to keep you hooked, but a few simple setting changes can help you take back control.

Kalandia resident arrested for attempting to dig tunnel into Israel
Border Police (Magav) fighters arrested a 36-year-old resident of the Kalandia camp suspected of digging a tunnel shaft near the security fence. During interrogation, the suspect admitted he intended to infiltrate Israeli territory.

After receiving the building permit: The Eshkol Avshal project approaches financial closing
Dalia Energy's Eshkol Avshal power plant project is nearing financial closing. Financing parties have confirmed that the conditions precedent for the process have been met.

From electric vehicles to smartphones: The Chinese tax bomb heading for batteries
China is set to impose its first tax on lithium-ion batteries and solar cells in a decade. Starting in September 2026, a 2% purchase tax will be applied, rising to 4% a year later, potentially impacting global prices for energy storage and electric vehicles.

"I couldn't blink for half a year": The innovative treatment that helped with Bell's palsy
Facial paralysis that appears within hours can be a traumatic event, and one that requires medical investigation. For 76-year-old Tal, the struggle began one morning when he woke up and discovered that half of his face was paralyzed. After months of pain and an inability to blink, and after drug treatment that he said did not bring improvement, he turned to photobiomodulation — the use of...
"They put sticks in our wheels": A month after the "Maariv" exposé - police spokespersons are still blocked from investigation files
A month after the directive of the Head of the Investigations and Intelligence Division, Boaz Balet, to block the access of police spokespersons to investigation files, and despite the promise that the authorization would be restored within days, the blockage remains in place. Sources in the spokesperson's unit are furious: "It is impossible to work, this is collective punishment."

Russian official claimed "we will not win" - and was fired by "order from above"
Andrey Klepach submitted a report in which he argued that Ukraine is not going to collapse and that Moscow's economy is on the way to a "social crisis and a major lag behind the West". The head of the state investment corporation in Russia immediately ordered the dismissal of the chief economist.

Moshe Kahlon votes in Likud primaries: Netanyahu considers offering him a reserved spot
Former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon was spotted voting in the Likud primaries today. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering offering him a reserved spot in the party list to bolster its economic platform. Kahlon has not yet confirmed whether he intends to return to active politics.
Chaos in Southern Israel: Assassination Attempt and Gunfire at Police
An extraordinary incident in the south: in front of a police patrol, a passenger exited a vehicle and opened fire on another car after blocking its path. Immediately afterward, the assailant opened fire on the responding officers.

The end of limescale: the cheap household ingredient that will clean your kettle quickly
Limescale buildup is a common problem with water in Israel. These calcareous deposits are not considered dangerous to health, but they take a heavy toll on household electrical appliances. As the white layer thickens, the appliance is required to use more energy to boil the water, which leads to wasted electricity and can eventually cause the kettle to break down and stop working prematurely.

Played a Solo from an Ofer Levi Song on TikTok — and Was Invited to Perform with Him
Guy Kurtz published a performance of the famous solo from "Meohav BaGeshem" by Ofer Levi, and did not expect what happened next: Levi's team invited him to perform with the singer at a show at Zappa in Jerusalem. "I didn't sleep at night to prepare," he says in a conversation with mako.

Still not sure about a side dish for the holiday meal? Here are 28 recommendations
Finding a festive main course is easy, but side dishes require a delicate balance between simplicity and festivity. We have selected options that are not only delicious but also healthy.

President of Lebanon: "Israel is pressuring to remove UNIFIL, we demand they remain"
The President of Lebanon has called for the extension of the UNIFIL mandate in southern Lebanon, contrary to emerging agreements. He stated that the international presence is vital for regional stability and helps residents remain in their homes.

Dragged his wife by her hair, kicked her and choked her: suspicion of severe violence in the north
A 35-year-old resident of the north is accused of two severe incidents of violence against his wife, whom he married only eight months ago. According to the indictment, he slapped her, kicked her, dragged her by her hair throughout the house and even choked her. In the last incident, the woman managed to lock herself in the bathroom and call the police.

Meli and Liel, are you listening? The words that will cause AI to report you to the authorities
The story of Meli and Liel Yahalomi, who disappeared for days and occupied the authorities and their family members, raises a particularly intriguing question in the era of artificial intelligence: how much does a conversation with AI really remain private, and are there situations where the things written in it could reach the authorities?

16 Hours Adrift: Father and Children Survive Jet Ski Sinking
A family vacation in Thailand turned into a harrowing survival ordeal: a 50-year-old French father and his two sons, aged five and seven, spent over 16 hours adrift at sea after their rented jet ski broke down off the coast of Koh Samui.

Called the police after an argument with her mother - the family claims: "We were handcuffed and beaten in front of the children"
The family members recount the moments when, according to them, the event got out of control, and are now demanding an investigation into the conduct of the police officers. After we contacted the police for a response, it was stated that they had contacted the Police Investigation Department (PID) to open an investigation.

Trump: "If the war against Iran resumes, Israel will join the US"
The Al-Arabiya network reported on the possibility of reaching new understandings between Tehran and Washington. The US President responded to the Vice President's remarks that Washington's top priority in dealing with Iran is lowering fuel prices. "Iran will not be able to possess, in any way or form, nuclear weapons," the President clarified in a post on his social network.

Pride for Israel: Outstanding achievement at the World Computer Science Championship despite boycott
Israeli high school students won 3 gold medals and one bronze at the IOI international Olympiad, placing in the global top tier among 96 countries. Despite being barred from competing under their national flag, one medalist, Yotam Budnik, displayed the Israeli flag at the closing ceremony, resulting in the revocation of his award.

In the Gaza Envelope they demand answers: "If foreign forces are brought into Gaza, what happens on our side?"
Eshkol Regional Council head Michal Ozihou warns that while moves to rehabilitate the Strip and introduce foreign forces are advancing, authorities in the Gaza Envelope are still not receiving a full picture of the security implications. "We are in constant contact with the army, but not with the state." She also warns of the expected load on Route 232 and emphasizes: "The question is whether they...

Hapoel Jerusalem shifts gears: New collaboration with global brand Reebok
Reebok will provide the official clothing package for the Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club, including game uniforms, training gear, and a variety of sports and fashion products. Oren Arieli, the club's CEO: "The connection with Reebok will allow us to significantly expand the line of fashion products and merchandise, both for the players and for the fans."

Yaron Avraham left Keshet 12: What he did instead of covering the Likud primaries
The political correspondent for News 12 is accustomed to a demanding pace of events, but at the height of the action, the journalist decided to take a break and head off on a family vacation.

Panelist of 'The Patriots' against the Prime Minister: 'This alliance will cost Netanyahu his chair'
Avi Shoshan spoke candidly in an interview, revealing details of his direct conversation with the Prime Minister, while sharply criticizing Deri and Goldknopf over the conscription and evasion law.

Another departure from Walla: legendary film critic Dr. Avner Shavit has resigned
Fifth departure from Walla Culture in three months: Dr. Avner Shavit, Walla's veteran film critic, announced his resignation after 16 and a half years. At the beginning of the month, Adi Gold was appointed as the section editor.

Against the backdrop of his relationship with Maggi Tabibi: Keshet 12 presenter parts ways and embarks on a new path
Avi Kachon, presenter of the program "Almost Shabbat Shalom" on Keshet 12, is joining the public service and will serve as the spokesperson for the Harish municipality, following a dramatic year that included a high-profile divorce and a new, surprising relationship with Channel 14 presenter Maggi Tabibi.
Kushner as a lifeline: security establishment warns of "Hamas tactical move"
Against the backdrop of talks between the US delegation and officials in Gaza and Israel, and seemingly pragmatic messages from Hamas, the security establishment warns: the terrorist organization has not abandoned its goals and views the political process as a lifeline.

New study: How short videos destroy children's mental resilience
Many tend to view mental resilience as an innate character trait. However, a growing body of research proves that resilience is actually a skill that can be developed. A new study conducted over a year among 1,567 high school students in China offers a surprising angle: mental resilience is less related to toughness and more to how we perceive our concept of time.

In the shadow of the dollar's decline: The shekel is again the world's strongest currency
The dollar is at a low and Israel's real interest rate is attracting demand for the local currency. The shekel has strengthened by 2.5% in a month, but IBI estimates that the fading of foreign exchange factors will push inflation back up in the second half of the year.

"A fainted giraffe on the nose": The plaintiff claimed disparagement, the commissioner ruled - it is permitted for a judge
The Commissioner for Complaints against Judges rejected a complaint against a magistrate judge who compared a lawsuit to the children's book "Ayelet Travels". The plaintiff claimed mockery, but the commissioner ruled: it is part of judicial independence. The magistrate judge expressed regret over the complainant's feelings.

Routine military scan ends in a historic discovery in the deep sea
An unusual finding was accidentally revealed off the coast of France: during a routine military operation to survey the seabed in 2025, the French Navy identified an anomalous object using sonar. Subsequent checks conducted with the help of underwater vehicles revealed at a depth of about 2,500 meters a merchant ship that likely sank in the 16th century. The vessel, which is more than 30 meters...

Wanting to succeed — and forgetting to enjoy: the reminder everyone needs
Singer Hod has released his second single, "Everything is open before us," which addresses the relentless pace of modern life. Through the song and its music video, he explores how to balance the pursuit of career success with the essential things that truly matter: family, relationships, and peace of mind.

Lawyer from Krayot area arrested for possession of large quantity of drugs
A lawyer from the Krayot area was arrested on suspicion of possessing a significant amount of crystal-type hard drugs following a police raid. After several extensions of his detention, the court ordered his release to house arrest today (Monday).

The new method of the Electricity Authority, and the impact on your monthly bill
The Electricity Authority and the Noga company are publishing a hearing for a new pricing method for private electricity producers. The tariff will rise, alongside a reduction in compensation and payments they currently receive. The rationale: increasing certainty that will allow for an increase in production capacity in the medium and long term. The implications in the short term: a possible...

New flagship Frame branch to open at the site of a closed kebab shop
A massive and luxurious new branch of the Asian chain Frame is set to open on HaBarzel Street in Tel Aviv, taking over the location formerly occupied by the Shipudei Tzipora kebab shop. The chain's veteran branch on Raoul Wallenberg Street will close as part of this transition.
"Who will save me from the police": The volunteer who claims he was beaten and handcuffed in front of his children
Yossi Ben Haim, a police volunteer and member of a rapid response team, claims that he and his wife were beaten, handcuffed, and humiliated in front of their children. The police claim that the officers encountered a "violent disturbance" and stated that the incident was referred to the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) for review.

139,000 shekels per month: A dispute between a businessman and an oligarch's son reveals high rental fees
A dispute between French-Jewish businessman Richard Tawil and singer Alexander Kogan has led to a 950,000 shekel lawsuit. The case centers on a villa lease in Herzliya with a monthly rent of $45,000.

The Regional Commander supports – and Katz promotes: The move to regulate farms in Judea and Samaria
Defense Minister Israel Katz held a follow-up discussion yesterday, Sunday, on the subject of Judea and Samaria, with the participation of IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. At the end of the discussion, it was agreed that the IDF would submit a comprehensive plan within two weeks to transfer civil enforcement in the region to the Israel Police. Alongside this, it was decided to quickly promote the...

AIPAC's Big Test: The Afghan Candidate and the Anti-Israel Drift in Congress
After anti-Israel opponents achieved a series of victories in recent races despite massive spending by the pro-Israel lobby, the battle reaches California. If Aisha Wahab defeats the AIPAC-backed Melissa Hernandez, it will signal that lobby money is losing its efficacy. Some observers are already pessimistic: "The genocide lobby in Congress will continue to grow."

Due to summer teacher layoffs: unemployment rose to 3.3% in July
Israel's unemployment rate rose to 3.3% in July, with the broad rate reaching 4.4%. The increase is largely attributed to seasonal layoffs of education personnel during the summer break.

First publication: Lawyer from Krayot suspected of trafficking hard drugs
Police raided the suspect's home and seized substances suspected to be 'crystal' and 'doctor' type drugs. Following interrogation at the Zevulun station and several extensions of his detention, the court ordered the lawyer's release to house arrest.

Orna Banai breaks down on live broadcast: "We don't have much money"
Orna Banai proves every day that family and children come before everything else. Her son Amir is currently participating in Dancing with the Stars, and as a proud mother, she makes sure to attend all of his performances on stage.
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Eden Ben Zaken and Marla Maples Trump launch a multi-million dollar venture
Singer Eden Ben Zaken and Marla Maples Trump have joined forces to launch "Meaning Wellness," a digital platform born from a multi-million dollar deal. The venture offers a comprehensive approach to health, combining fitness, nutrition, and mental support.

Wolt Declares War on Competitors: New Benefit to Cut Office Food Costs
The company's business arm, which has already recruited hundreds of high-tech companies, is launching a special benefit for group orders during lunch hours that includes stacking discounts and allows employees to significantly stretch their monthly budget.

Shlomo Artzi's son in a rare nostalgic moment: "I fell in love with him in my childhood"
Musician Ben Artzi, who usually maintains a high level of privacy, shared with his followers a particularly sweet moment of his young son and a nostalgic tribute to his favorite Israeli star since childhood.

Rami Levy invests 225 million shekels in new commercial centers
Rami Levy Real Estate has received building permits for new commercial centers in Rosh HaAyin and Mishor Adumim. The total investment for these projects is estimated at 225 million shekels.

Yotam Zimri lands a surprising job: The new media venture of the Channel 14 presenter
The Shabbat bulletin "Olam Katan" is leveling up, launching as a comprehensive weekly newspaper of over 80 pages with new contributors, including Channel 14 presenter Yotam Zimri.

Industry Earthquake: Pnina Edri on the way to taking over Teddy Productions
After negotiations with Gideon Tadmor and Emilio Schenker did not result in a deal, Pnina Edri continues her acquisition spree ahead of the massive NMC IPO. She is now in advanced talks to acquire Teddy Productions, owned by Tamiira Yardeni — the content empire behind 'Rising Star' (HaKokhav HaBa), at a valuation of tens of millions of shekels.

Economic Surprise in Europe: Switzerland Reports Record GDP Growth
After a prolonged period of stagnation, one of the continent's strongest economies is presenting exceptional growth figures that beat forecasts. What is the surprising factor that led to the radical trend shift and how are the USA connected to the story?

Ofer Yanai's Nofar Energy to acquire European platform for 900 million shekels
Nofar Energy has signed a binding memorandum of understanding to acquire 100% of a European renewable energy platform. The total deal value is approximately 900 million shekels.

27 minutes in the air for 5 dollars: the plane that may change the world of aviation
A significant step on the way to electric aviation: the X1 experimental plane of the company "Heart Aerospace" completed its maiden flight this week at a regional airport in upstate New York. The plane, which the company defines as the largest in the world flying using batteries only, stayed in the air for 27 minutes, reached an altitude of about 1,100 feet, and was operated throughout the entire...

Widow of Arnon Zamora shares exciting news: "Pulse at two hundred"
Michal, widow of Israel's hero Arnon Zamora (of blessed memory), shared on Monday that pre-sales for her book, 'Greater than the sum of my parts', have officially begun. She describes the journey as beginning at a writing retreat for war widows, where she discovered that writing was a way to organize her soul.

Ben Gvir intervenes in Likud primaries: "I call on you to vote for her"
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir released a video supporting Gila Gamliel in the Likud primaries, calling her a woman of soul. He also urged support for Minister May Golan, praising her resilience against political pressure.

In Iran, they mock Donald Trump: 'You will yet find refuge in a food truck'
The chairman of the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee in the Iranian parliament, Ebrahim Azizi, mocked US President Donald Trump on the social network X against the backdrop of his threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and called on him to worry about his personal safety instead of continuing to threaten Tehran.

Paz profit grew by 14%, strong shekel weighed on Albad results
Paz benefited from an improvement in fuel margins and increased net profit by 14% for the quarter. Despite the strengthening of the shekel and a decrease in revenue, Albad recorded organic growth of 7% in original currencies, led by the European market.

Before the US midterm elections: The scenario that could reignite the conflict with Iran
World press headlines: American tourists are starting to return to Israel, an Israeli advocacy campaign may influence ChatGPT's answers, and global assessments suggest that the US and Iran could fight again even before the midterm elections. Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the global media about Israel.
The smile, the glasses, and the story behind them: Eli Alkabetz chosen for modeling
Three weeks before October 7, Eli was born, whom her aunt, the late Sivan Alkabetz, did not get to meet. Now, after the family tragedy, the little girl has been chosen for modeling — and the family sees this as a choice for life and hope.

Econergy's electricity sales revenues continue to grow, but net loss deepens
Econergy's electricity sales revenues surged, but a spike in financing expenses led to a net loss of 28.1 million euros. Delays in grid connections forced the company to lower its year-end forecast.

Fraudster impersonated restaurant staff to steal hundreds of thousands of shekels
A 26-year-old man is accused of calling customers after obtaining details of their orders, impersonating a business representative, and obtaining their credit card details. According to the indictment, he used the details to carry out 20 transactions totaling hundreds of thousands of shekels, purchasing, among other things, luxury clothing, shoes, and sunglasses.

Mordechai David questioned by police: details of the case
Right-wing activist Mordechai David was questioned this morning, Monday, by police on suspicion of assaulting protest activist Amos Doron following a confrontation between the two. The investigation comes as Doron himself faces two separate indictments: one regarding the arson of recycling bins in Jerusalem's Rehavia neighborhood, and the second for assault and threats against Liran Baruch during...

Weapons, magazines and hundreds of bullets: resident of Segev Shalom indicted
Police officers who arrived to conduct a search at a house in Segev Shalom noticed a young man climbing onto the roof with an M-16-style weapon and throwing it into the neighbors' yard. During the search of the house, magazines, weapon parts, and hundreds of rounds of ammunition were seized. At the end of the investigation, a serious indictment was filed against him.

Prima Hotel Chain Announces Up to 40% Off for Tishrei Holidays
With summer vacations in full swing, many are already planning for the upcoming Tishrei holiday season. The Prima hotel chain is offering special promotions and discounts of up to 40% across its properties nationwide.

Drama in US Government Bonds: An investment opportunity not seen in 20 years?
US government bonds are perceived as one of the safest assets in the world, but a significant drama is unfolding there. Yields have surged to levels not seen since 2007, creating a heavy burden for the US government and challenging the stock market's attractiveness.

CEO of the company behind USDT: "The truth? I don't care anymore"
After years of criticism and questions surrounding the backing of USDT, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino chose an unusual response. Has the criticism of one of the world's most important crypto companies really ended, or have the questions just changed?

Electronics chain Olam HaKolnoa VeHaHashmal invests 2.4 million shekels in expansion
The "Olam HaKolnoa VeHaHashmal" chain is expanding through a franchise model, opening 3 new branches in the Arab sector with an investment of 2.4 million shekels. By the end of 2026, the chain plans to open 10 branches under the new model.

Nicole Raidman with an unusual warning to followers: "Hard-to-watch images"
Nicole Raidman shared with her millions of followers unusual moments from a vacation in the East, but very quickly the documentation led to a stormy drama.

After decades of friendship: Sharon Haziz and Ori Banai unite
The two, who met back in middle school and starred together in the legendary series "Inyan Shel Zman" (A Matter of Time), are collaborating for the first time and launching a joint and surprising duet that was born following a chance meeting on the television screen.

Crazy gaps of hundreds of dollars: when is it cheapest to fly during the holidays
A new check reveals dramatic gaps in flight and hotel prices during the upcoming Tishrei holidays, where choosing the right date can save a family over $1,000 on the exact same destination.

The AC is dead, the boiler is leaking and the shutter is broken: who pays?
The law divides repairs between the tenant and the landlord according to two tests, and sets 30 days for a regular malfunction and three days for an urgent defect. A contractual clause that attempts to extend these periods is invalid.

The reservist's wife who swept the web upon his return: "Crazy relief"
A voice recording by Bat-El Sananis-Makayten regarding the challenges of her husband's prolonged reserve duty has gone viral in Israel. Her candid account of exhaustion and solo parenting resonated with thousands.

Iran boasts: 'The 60-day deadline is irrelevant, our forces are ready to respond'
While Washington counts the days since the signing of the memorandum and threatens an economic blockade, Tehran continues to demonstrate indifference. Iranian leadership emphasizes that the 60-day deadline is null and void, as they claim the US violated the agreement.
Berkovich dismantled Channel 14 on air: "You are the Mickey Mouse of the media" | Listen
Eyal Berkovich and Erel Segal exploded on air over the Channel 14 blunder and the responsibility for October 7. Berkovich mocked: "You are the Mickey Mouse of the Israeli media," and Segal stated: "Ronen Bar acted with criminal negligence."

How do you know if the rent is high and how do you negotiate?
The most common mistake in rental negotiations is to start from what the tenant "feels" the apartment is worth or what the landlord "wants to get." The market works better with comparisons.

The Forgotten War: Even the most brutal fighters were stunned by the atrocities in Sudan
An extensive Financial Times report reveals harrowing testimonies from mercenaries in the Sudanese civil war. The report points to UAE involvement in war crimes, despite denials from Abu Dhabi. Fighters with experience in anti-cartel operations were stunned by the intensity of the local violence.

Moments before polls open: Grandson of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef drops out of the race
Just hours before the polls open for the Likud primaries, Yonatan Yosef, grandson of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef and former Jerusalem city council member, announced this morning (Monday) his withdrawal from the race in the Jerusalem district and transferred his support to attorney Yair Gabai.

Maytronics confirms talks to sell control to FIMI and raise 300 million shekels
Maytronics has officially confirmed reports regarding negotiations to raise 300 million shekels in capital and a potential sale of control to the FIMI fund. The move aims to reduce the company's 600 million shekel debt and restructure its production operations.

Yassas: Yehuda Levi and Dana Frider on their first family vacation with daughter Naya
Yehuda Levi and Dana Frider decided that their firstborn deserved a passport of her own, and set off on their first photogenic vacation. The actress shared a collection of heartwarming family photos, and we couldn't ignore the fact that Levi had to work. The host received a task.

"Let us finish the job": Messages from senior Likud members
Senior Likud members addressed a range of security and political issues this morning (Monday) against the backdrop of the party's primaries. Gila Gamliel, Eli Cohen, and Amit Halevi spoke about the continuation of the fighting in Gaza, the Iranian threat, the conscription of the ultra-Orthodox, Hezbollah, and the changes they say are needed in the security establishment.
From smartphone to ballot box - the new challenge for the President of Brazil
Lula launched his election campaign in the place where he led historic labor strikes, but he faces a new generation of app workers who are distancing themselves from unions and the left. In his party, they admit: "The world of work has undergone a fundamental change."

Blue Bird passengers stuck on plane without AC: 'A nightmare, children are fainting'
A Blue Bird flight to Crete scheduled for 14:00 was delayed at the airport, leaving passengers stuck inside the aircraft on the ground for about an hour and a half. Air conditioning was minimal despite the intense August heat. Some passengers called the police and banged on the cockpit door until a door was opened for ventilation. Blue Bird apologized, citing heavy air traffic congestion in...

51-year-old man accused of raping 18-year-old in Bat Yam apartment hotel
The investigation into the suspect, a resident of the city, has concluded and a prosecutor's statement has been filed ahead of an indictment. According to the suspicion, he violently raped the victim earlier this month.
Yair Netanyahu has opened a public front in the Likud primaries: 'The most important thing is not to vote for him'
Following the public confrontation between his father, the Prime Minister, and a senior Likud member, Yair Netanyahu called not to vote for David Bitan in the Likud primaries, as well as for another woman who, according to his claim, is close to him.
Office of the Prime Minister of the Kurdish region in Iraq attacked: finger pointed at Iran
Two Iranian drones attacked the private office of the Prime Minister of the Kurdish region in Iraq. While the regional government's security services did not explicitly name the perpetrators, Prime Minister Masrour Barzani directly blamed Iran for the strike.

From Nvidia to Microsoft: The new CEO of the Israeli operation
After nearly a decade at Nvidia as the company's sales manager in Israel, Nati Amsterdam will step into the shoes of Alon Haimovich, who recently resigned from Microsoft Israel.

"The suspicion against her is purely economic": The arrest of the well-known criminal's wife has been extended
The Magistrate's Court in Ashkelon extended by three days the detention of Ofir Nagar, who was arrested as part of the protection racket affair in the south. The judge noted that there is merit to the defense's claim that the offenses are economic, but there is a fear of obstruction of the investigation. Her defense attorney stated: "This is a woman whose sin, in my opinion, is that she is the...

Elissa’s performance in Tunisia sparks controversy over Keffiyeh incident
During a concert in Tunisia, a Palestinian Keffiyeh was thrown at the renowned Lebanese singer Elissa. Her decision to throw it back into the crowd ignited a heated debate on social media regarding her political stance.

Nir Barkat: The failed exit that Likudniks cannot forget
On paper, Nir Barkat has everything needed to succeed in politics, just as he did in business. A successful entrepreneur and former mayor of Jerusalem, he holds a solid right-wing economic worldview. Yet, despite years within Likud and significant resources invested in grassroots outreach, Barkat remains perceived as a temporary resident within the party.

Senior Likud member orchestrated a primary deal: without Gottlieb - but with Barkat and Bitan
Netivot Mayor Yechiel Zohar published for his supporters his preferred candidates in the Likud list elections for the Knesset. Despite MK Bitan's struggle against Netanyahu within the party, he is included in the 'strong man's' list. Barkat, whose chances of being elected to a realistic spot have decreased, is also included | First publication
Two years of waiting, 26 hours of racing: The heart flown from Cyprus and transplanted in Israel
A phone call from Cyprus triggered a medical and logistical operation against the clock: a team from Beilinson was flown to Nicosia, an air ambulance was located at the last minute, and the heart of a young donor was brought to Israel. Less than a day and a half later, the transplant was completed.

Tally Gotliv in a revealing post with her autistic daughter: 'A stranger will not understand this'
On the day of the fateful Likud primaries, MK Tally Gotliv shared on X a personal and moving post with her 15-year-old daughter Oria, who deals with low-functioning autism, describing it with emotion: 'A stranger will not understand this.'

The sweet truth: how many fruits is it really recommended to eat every day in the summer?
Summer is the season for fruit, but balance is key. Clinical dietitian Dr. Shaun Portal explains why the Ministry of Health recommends two to three servings a day and why whole fruits are superior to juices.

At 71: Pnina Rosenblum responds to the viral storm surrounding her
Pnina Rosenblum broke the internet with an unusual recording from the open sea that reached hundreds of thousands of views, and now she decides to respond for the first time to all the reactions she received.

Almogim Real Estate sells 111 apartments: 70% of transactions utilized financing benefits
Almogim Holdings reported strong sales for the first half of 2026, selling 111 apartments. The majority of these transactions were supported by financing incentives, including contractor loans. The average apartment price stood at 2.65 million NIS.

Fashion footwear chain launches month-long 50% off sale
The comfort footwear chain is launching a massive sale on a variety of leading international brands. Which popular models are available starting from 160 NIS and until when is the offer valid?

Miri Regev: "I use artificial intelligence a lot"
During an interview, Minister of Transport Miri Regev admitted that she actively uses artificial intelligence tools in her public work. She also addressed the situation at Ben Gurion Airport and her support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Osem and Papa John's launch first-ever collaboration in Israel
The Papa John's pizza chain and food giant Osem Nestle are collaborating for the first time, offering a unique taste experience both on retail snack shelves and within the chain's restaurant menu.

A moment before the elections: Benjamin Netanyahu's new campaign
The Prime Minister arrived last night at the HaSharon Mall accompanied by his security detail and sat down for a short coffee break, which within a few minutes became the center of attention for everyone present, who were amazed by the sight.

Daniel Grinberg reveals a major crisis: "I'm about to lose it"
Just before the end of the summer vacation and the return to school, the model and mother of Eyal Golan's children shares a difficult emotional overload and admits candidly to the accumulated fatigue and the desire to escape from everything.

Briefings from the PM's office against Gottlieb are a mistake that will cost the Right dearly
The attempt by the Prime Minister's Office to brief against MK Tali Gottlieb is a grave and unfair mistake. While the public is waking up and moving to the Right, the office remains stuck in the conception that existed before the October 7 massacre. To win the elections and ensure high voter turnout, the Right needs figures who fight for the truth, not those who disappeared during the struggle...
Eli Cohen on 'reserved' spots in Likud: 'They said I would get 2nd or 3rd place, I said I prefer elections'
Eli Cohen declared that he prefers to run in primaries rather than receive a reserved spot, addressed the security situation on the borders and Hezbollah, and claimed: 'The State of Israel has never been stronger'

Four injured in accident on Highway 92, two in serious condition
Four people were injured this morning, Monday, in a traffic accident on Highway 92, near Moshav Ramot in the Golan Heights. A young man and a young woman in their 20s were seriously injured, and two other young women were moderately and lightly injured.

In memory of their fallen friend: Security guards kidnapped from Nova festival return to the site
Three survivors of captivity, Bar Kuperstein, Eitan Mor, and Rom Braslavsky, visited the Nova festival site in Re'im to commemorate their security team colleague, Elyakim Libman. The three worked together providing security at the party and were kidnapped to the Gaza Strip during the attack.

Paz increases quarterly profit by 14% and distributes another 130 million shekels to shareholders
The Paz Group finished the second quarter with a net profit of 158 million shekels, a 14% increase compared to the same period last year. The company also announced a dividend distribution of 130 million shekels.

Decided to take a break? 7 signs that your relationship is heading for a breakup
In stable relationships, even before marriage, there sometimes comes a moment when partners feel they need to stop and take some distance. Sometimes a break allows for calming down, organizing thoughts, and returning to the relationship from a better place, but in other cases, it is the distance that reveals how far apart the partners have already grown. So how can you tell if your break is just a...
Ben Gvir's demand and Netanyahu's unequivocal answer: "One can give up on everyone, but not on her"
Tally Gotliv rejected reports of an attempt to push her out of the Likud list and claimed that Netanyahu made it clear he would not give up on her: "In the Prime Minister's circle, they reached the conclusion that I am worth 5 mandates."

Celebrating 68 in a bikini in the Hamptons: Judy Nir-Mozes doesn't care what anyone thinks
Three days, four parties, and one triangle bikini — in a dream location for the upper crust: media personality Judy Nir-Mozes celebrated her birthday exactly as she wanted, and alongside the documentation she shared, she sent a clear message to everyone: "Growing older doesn't mean stopping living."

Eyal Shani: "It is an internal virus that cannot be eliminated or put to sleep"
Moments before the first elimination on "MasterChef: Dream Team," chef Eyal Shani told in an interview what is special about the contestants who came to compete for the trophy for the second time, shared what has changed in his judging over the years, and addressed the storm he caused among food influencers.

"Messi's post influenced me, I preferred the connection with him over a scoop"
Pablo Giralt, one of the most recognizable commentators in Argentine football, revealed that although he was aware of Jorge's condition, he chose not to publish the information. "Between Jorge and me, there was an understanding of silence"
The silent price of the war in Iran: millions of children may be left without a future
The war in Iran is driving up the prices of fuel, food, and fertilizers worldwide, threatening to deepen poverty and keep millions of children in developing countries out of school, as families are forced to choose between education and economic survival.

Transparent in Uniform: The National Challenge the Next Government Cannot Continue to Neglect
About 90% of discharged combat soldiers and reservists return to civilian life without a recorded injury, but also without any state support system to help them bridge the gap. The equation must change: three years of service require three years of official state accompaniment.

Second wave of layoffs at PenTera: 60 employees let go
Cybersecurity firm PenTera announced a new round of layoffs affecting 60 employees. This follows a previous reduction of 40 staff members in April, bringing the total headcount reduction to 20%.

Battle for sovereignty: Likud candidate in a struggle against the Turkish consulate
Advocate Yair Gabay, an expert in planning and construction law running in the Likud primaries for the Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and Shephelah district, is leading a persistent struggle against illegal construction at the Turkish consulate in Jerusalem.

Rotem Sela on the elections: "I am simply unable to keep my mouth shut"
Rotem Sela talks about the elections, reveals whether she has decided who to vote for, and explains why she refuses to remain silent on political issues despite the professional risk.

Maya Kay Responds to Claims About Her Brand's Products: "From AliExpress"
Model and influencer Maya Kay has addressed the controversy surrounding her beauty brand, Glammie. After critic Niv Gilboa accused her of selling AliExpress products at inflated prices, Kay defended her business model and explained the real costs behind building an independent brand.

Embarrassment at 10 Downing Street: Prime Minister corresponded with an impostor posing as Trump's Chief of Staff
Andy Burnham communicated for a week with a person posing as Susie Wiles, the powerful Chief of Staff to the US President, without realizing it was an impostor. His office stated that no sensitive information was transferred during the correspondence.

"Due to changes created by AI": Israeli cyber unicorn lays off dozens of employees - for the second time in half a year
Pentera notified 60 of its employees - half of them in Israel - that they will be laid off. The reason: "Preparing for the rapid changes occurring in the market against the backdrop of the dramatic growth and adoption of artificial intelligence capabilities." Earlier this year, it was reported that the company laid off 40 employees.

Felt unwell on the bus, got off at the station – and collapsed on the sidewalk
A woman aged about 66 suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed shortly after getting off a bus on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv. MDA responders who were called to the scene provided her with medical treatment, and after an electric shock using a defibrillator, her heart began beating again.

"The Democrats" used the hostages' families as a spearhead – and then threw them away
What a spectacular sight: Yair Golan's "The Democrats" party presents us with a lesson in political integrity and the "use and discard" method. For years they used Einav Zangauker, turning her and her tragedy into the spearhead of the protest while her son was a hostage in Gaza.

The political plan: Israeli withdrawal in exchange for action against Hezbollah?
Following the wounding of soldiers by a drone strike and Hezbollah's rehabilitation after Operation "Lion's Roar," the assessment is that a military solution alone is insufficient. A new proposal calls on the political echelon to enlist the US as an active partner, strengthen the Lebanese army, and turn Lebanon into an arena of competition against Tehran.

Insurance Agency Fined 10.5 Million Shekels for Defrauding Clients
The Capital Market Authority has imposed financial sanctions totaling approximately 10.5 million shekels on Ne'emanut Insurance Agency for violations in the pension sector. The agency misled clients and encouraged them to make illegal early withdrawals of pension savings.
With Backs to the Wall: Hamas Understands That Survival Requires Giving Up Weapons | Brig. Gen. (Res.) Hanan Gefen
The fundamental question that must be asked now is whether Hamas is even capable of surviving as a purely political entity? Throughout all its years of rule, Hamas's power did not stem from free popular support alone, but also from the barrel of a gun.

May Arav opens up about the reactions: "I'm broken. They're getting into my underwear"
After turning her Instagram into a hot spot, partly due to swimsuit photos, the reality star now admits she can no longer handle it — and is weighing her next steps on social media. In a series of videos she uploaded to her "confidants" list, she said through tears: "Grandmothers are writing me things I would never have the courage to write."
Oren Hazan on 103FM: "I was ahead of my time and took the heat"
Former Knesset member Oren Hazan was interviewed on 103FM, claiming he "was ahead of his time." He also expressed support for David Bitan and provided a complex forecast regarding Tali Gottlieb.
Before the elections: Trump must stop Netanyahu | Gershon Baskin
Trump must understand that this is no longer just a Palestinian problem. It has become an American strategic problem. Therefore, until the elections in Israel, Trump must set a simple rule for Netanyahu: do not ignite new fires.

"Peter Pan" Returns: A Timeless Triumph
38 years after becoming a cult stage phenomenon, the beloved late-80s musical finds new life. With Lee Biran as the eternal boy, Meshi Kleinstein as Wendy, and Sasson Gabai reprising his iconic role as Captain Hook, director Hanoch Rosen delivers a nostalgia-fueled masterpiece that resonates as strongly as ever.

Want to start over? The American guide to legal disappearance
In the United States, an adult who has decided they want a new life has the right to unilaterally disconnect from their family, and authorities are forbidden from interfering. Thousands of Americans do this every year. An industry that has developed around the phenomenon teaches how to do it without being tracked, including memorizing your invented life story.

Eisenkot's senior advisor wishes Tali Gottlieb success in Likud primaries
Ronen Manelis, senior advisor to Knesset member Gadi Eisenkot, published a surprising post on Monday ahead of the Likud primaries. Manelis wrote: 'Tali, good luck. Your success is our success,' adding heart and hamsa emojis, amid a tense day for Gottlieb as she fights for her spot on the party list.

The Surprising Photos Likud Candidates Saved for the Last Moment
With the opening of the polls for the primaries today (Monday), candidates are making a final push to secure every vote. They are playing their last card: sharing family photos and personal moments to connect with registered members just before the final decision.
Gilad Erdan criticizes Likud: "Influenced by self-interested considerations"
Gilad Erdan spoke on 103fm radio about the establishment of his new party, the reasons he chose to leave Likud and stop "waiting." In addition, he addressed the composition of the government he hopes to see after the elections and warned against the power of extremists.

Paz freezes Bitcoin purchases at Yellow following cyber incident at Bits of Gold
The Paz Group has suspended the option to purchase Bitcoin via the Yellow app in partnership with Bits of Gold. The move follows a cyber incident involving software provider Meta Base.

Strait of Hormuz Paralysis: Oil Tanker Traffic Comes to a Near Standstill
Following the attack on UAE oil tankers and the deadlock in talks between Washington and Tehran, there has been a sharp drop in cargo ship traffic in the strategic strait. Tracking data indicates a significant decline in the number of ships passing through the critical trade route, through which about a fifth of the world's oil and gas traffic passes.

Masked men open fire in central Sderot: three wounded
Two Rahat residents are charged with returning to a Sderot store in masks, armed with a handgun, and opening fire following an earlier confrontation. Three people were wounded in the shooting. One defendant also faces charges for malicious property damage.

The "Shark" and the tax: Why might the new "Likud" recruit have to part with millions of dollars?
Following the announcement of Oren Dobronsky's placement on the Likud list, many warned that he would be liable for a huge sum. What is the reason for this, and who else is exposed to this payment? Globes' "Whistle" presents: The monitor explains concepts.

Only for Mom to be there: Michal and Tal married within hospital walls | Watch
Michal and Tal held their wedding at Shaare Zedek Medical Center so that Michal's mother, Hanna, who is hospitalized in the surgical intensive care unit, could attend. Due to her medical condition requiring continuous high-flow oxygen, the couple moved their wedding up by a year to celebrate by her side.

The Last Chance Before Amputation: Innovative Treatment in Israel
An innovative treatment is helping patients with severe limb ischemia avoid amputation. At the Galilee Medical Center, doctors have successfully used the TrueLok Elevate system to stimulate the growth of new blood vessels.

Yarden Harel and her children become the faces of the Gali campaign
Popular TV presenter Yarden Harel has signed a half-million shekel deal with the Gali shoe chain. Ahead of the new school year, she is starring in her first-ever advertising campaign alongside her six-year-old twins, Lenny and Gefen.

Afcon Group Wins 36 Million Shekel Tender
Afcon Holdings continues to expand its footprint in the energy sector after winning a government tender to build a substation worth approximately 36 million shekels.

The Lie of the Free Market in Israel: The Right-Wing Bloc's Mistake | Prof. Yaron Zelekha
Scottish philosopher and economist Adam Smith formulated in his book the immense benefits that will accrue to the economy when there is competition in a free market. These words are considered sacred for large parts of the right in Israel, as right-wing parties adhere to this principle, which is one of the fundamental principles of capitalism.

Heart Aerospace Unveils World's Largest Electric Aircraft
American company Heart Aerospace has successfully completed a test flight of a full-scale electric aircraft. The 27-minute flight demonstrated the efficiency of the technology, with electricity costs totaling just 5 dollars.

Meitav breaks records: profit jumped by 31% to 142 million shekels
The largest investment house in Israel concluded a record quarter with a net profit for shareholders of 142 million shekels and net inflows of more than 14 billion shekels. The stock has risen by 42.5% in the last year - but where is all this money coming from, and what does it mean for your pension savings?

Lawsuit against billionaire's son: Breach of $45,000-a-month villa rental agreement
T.I.R.I. Investments is suing singer Alexander Kogan, son of businessman Valery Kogan, for approximately 920,000 shekels, alleging he failed to pay for six months of rent on a luxury property in Herzliya Pituach. Kogan's defense argues the house was never ready for occupancy and that the company itself thwarted the deal.

Why do children gain weight during vacations, and what can be done?
Children and teenagers gain weight two to three times faster during vacations than during the school year. Experts at the Meir Medical Center explain that this is due to disrupted routines and offer a multidisciplinary program to help families maintain a healthy lifestyle.

After leaving at his peak, Kosta Osadchy returns to "MasterChef"
Kosta Osadchy left "MasterChef" during the eighth season when his wife went into labor. Now, after moving to Cyprus with his family, he returns to the project to continue the journey he once had to cut short: "I felt like I was halfway there."

Ukraine's "trick" on China: Copied the drone and created a "lethal killer"
A new Ukrainian drone, resembling the Iranian "Shahed", was recently discovered. It is the MICH-2000, which was reverse-engineered from a Chinese model after Beijing refused to sell it. The drone is now being used for critical long-range strikes.

Mobile geolocation decides outcome of Tel Aviv apartment inheritance dispute
An inheritance struggle over luxury property in Tel Aviv has concluded in District Court. While a relative claimed an acquaintance manipulated an elderly woman, 'golden' geolocation evidence proved the truth of the signing day, leading to an unequivocal ruling.

Heaven forbid: The details of Ronaldo and Georgina's prenuptial agreement revealed
After surprising the world by announcing their secret wedding in the living room of their new home, details of the couple's strict prenuptial agreement have emerged. The document outlines the division of assets and capital in the event of a separation, ensuring financial security for Georgina.
The Tally Gotliv test: Netanyahu's influence on Likud voters has reached the moment of truth
Barak Seri addressed the storm in the Likud primaries on 103fm radio, claiming that Netanyahu is intentionally working to weaken senior party members, including Tally Gotliv. Now, according to him, his true influence on voters will be revealed. In addition, he addressed the Channel 14 and Military Advocate General scandal.

She did her skincare routine in the middle of the movie — and managed to annoy everyone
A beauty influencer with over two million followers decided to take advantage of the three-hour runtime of the movie 'The Odyssey' to perform a full skincare session. She cleaned her face, applied creams, and put on a collagen mask, all while documenting the process on her phone in a crowded theater. While she viewed it as an efficient way to pass the time, thousands of online users slammed the...
"It is forbidden to work here": How competitors are threatened in the Negev
According to the indictment, Sami Abu Galbin and his nephew Muhammad repeatedly threatened competitors in the food supply market for foreign workers in the Negev, attempting to drive them out of the region. The prosecution is requesting to hold them in custody until the end of the proceedings.
In conversation with a Holocaust denier: Tucker Carlson has once again targeted the State of Israel
Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host and now an independent internet star, blames Israel for the destructive Muslim immigration in Spain.

Broke into a vehicle and threw away the phone: two suspects arrested in Ashdod
Police officers patrolling near the beach noticed two individuals carrying a bag and entering a public garden. A search of one of them revealed a knife, and a search of the area led to the discovery of a mobile phone that had been stolen from a vehicle on HaTayalet Street shortly before.

For the first time: Claude managed a business and fired a human employee
The AI model Claude, while managing a physical store as part of an Andon Labs experiment, has fired a human employee for the first time. Despite the technological milestone, the AI manager proved economically inefficient, losing $40,000 in five months.

Migdal: Profit remained stable, return on equity stood at 22.4%
Insurance company Migdal presented a 5% growth in core profit, but the interest rate cut eroded the total profit, which stood at approximately 575 million shekels at the end of the quarter. The long-term savings sector continued to enjoy growth.

Maccabi Ashdod signs American forward: "He completes our puzzle"
Markis McDuffie (29, 2.03 meters) is the fifth foreign player to join the team, following his stint in Dijon: "Wherever he has been, he brought a lot of energy, athleticism, top-level individual skills, and rebounding."

Double for Mikhail Iakovlev in Poland: Sprint Victory
The Olympic track cyclist completed an excellent performance at the Grand Prix of Poland, winning the keirin and setting a track record in the sprint qualifiers.

"This bug is real": LeBron James' new passion has resulted in a 90-minute film
The NBA star has launched a new YouTube channel that will cover his journey into the world of golf. The first episode documented a trip to Scotland with his friends from Cleveland's championship season.
"Death trap": The horrific sight discovered alongside Highway 90
An ornithologist driving on Highway 90 discovered about 30 dead storks near the Tuvalan waste site. The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel warns that this is a recurring phenomenon and demands that power lines in the area be shielded or buried.

Carmel Shama-Hacohen sparks online firestorm: "On the credit card topic again"
Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama-Hacohen celebrated his 53rd birthday amidst a new online controversy, while revealing he is set to undergo a complex medical procedure at Sheba Hospital for the second time in six months.

Odia Pinto breaks silence: on the Yitzhak Rabin storm and future plans
Reality star Odia Pinto opens up in a candid interview about life after 'Power Couple,' her husband's sensitive nature, and why she anticipated the public backlash following her blunder regarding Yitzhak Rabin.

Ex-girlfriend of Ofek Adank: "Without him I will collapse financially"
Hadas Masuri, whose name was linked to a relationship with Ofek Adank following an incident that led to a police investigation, makes a professional and personal decision and responds for the first time to rumors about financial difficulties.

Paz Group reports sharp profit growth and announces hundreds of millions in dividends
Despite the ongoing impact of the Iron Swords war, the fuel and retail giant has delivered strong second-quarter 2026 results, advancing toward the strategic goals set by CEO Nir Stern.

After 9 years: Johnny Depp returns to the hat of Captain Jack Sparrow
Captain Jack Sparrow may not have said his last word, but his next adventure may look completely different from everything we knew. Depp's possible return also marks a personal full circle.

Smuggling millions in his mother's name: drama in divorce case
The District Court accepted the appeal of a woman who claimed that her husband hid joint assets worth millions of shekels by registering them in his mother's name, and returned the case for an in-depth factual investigation.

Minister Ze'ev Elkin reveals offer from Avigdor Lieberman
Minister of Finance Ze'ev Elkin revealed in an interview with Oded Menashe that he received an offer from Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman to join his party. Elkin emphasized that he does not intend to leave Likud, even if he fails to secure a realistic spot in the primaries.

Cloud cost management company DoiT acquires Israeli startup Attribute for $65 million
DoiT, a cloud cost optimization firm, is acquiring the Israeli startup Attribute for approximately $65 million. The deal aims to enhance corporate visibility into AI and cloud infrastructure spending.

After 3 years: Israeli company acquired for $65 million
DoiT is acquiring the startup Attribute, which developed a solution for monitoring AI and cloud costs, in a deal estimated at $65 million — its fifth acquisition in less than two years. The company, which has 30 employees, was founded in 2023 by veterans of Unit 81, Itzhak Zimmerman and Liad Trop.

The 14th Channel's blunder is by no means just a curiosity
The broadcast fiasco of the attack on the 'Military Advocate General' on Channel 14 reminds us that when the lust for slaughter is stronger than not only conscience but also common sense, you get an event that should cause everyone involved to lock themselves in their homes. And contrary to the fantasies spread by politicians, this madness is not going anywhere - even if the government changes.

A week after the earthquake in Colombia: IDF delegation prepares for the recovery phase
Rescue teams are operating in the city of Cali to locate missing persons under the rubble, while simultaneously mapping damaged buildings. Delegation commander, Col. Yossi Pinto: 'The chance of finding life is decreasing, we will soon move to recovery.' The Colombian Minister of Defense expressed gratitude for the aid and the warming of relations between the countries.
The conscription struggle at the Likud primaries: The battle in the Dan-Tel Aviv district
One of the most intriguing battles in the Likud primaries is taking place in the Dan-Tel Aviv district. The contest is between Adv. Shlomo Lerner, a reserve soldier, and Elyashiv Rabin, an ultra-Orthodox candidate who relies on the organized enrollment of ultra-Orthodox individuals into the party.

Max closed the quarter with a net profit of 80 million shekels: success for its aviation program
Sharp recovery and expansion in tourism activity: Max moved from a loss to a net profit of 80 million shekels in the second quarter. The credit card company's revenues climbed to 621 million shekels, and the consumer credit portfolio grew by 13.7%. CEO Sagit Dotan stated that the SKYMAX aviation card has crossed the 100,000 customer threshold.

141 Desserts for Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah is not just about honey; it is also about fruits, chocolate, and everything that makes your year sweet. The possibilities are endless, and we have curated a list of impressive desserts that will be the talk of your holiday table until Passover. And yes, honey cake is included.

"Puree with a little cheese": Emily Damari recreates a recipe from captivity
Almost three years after being kidnapped to the Gaza Strip, Emily Damari recreated a dish yesterday that one of the terrorists used to make for her in captivity under subhuman conditions, using high-quality ingredients this time. She describes it as a "victory dish," a kind of pan-pizza without dough.
New survey reveals: Israelis' favorite destinations are the most antisemitic in Europe
An ADL report indicates that Cyprus and Greece lead the antisemitism index in the EU. Staggeringly, despite more than half of the citizens there believing that "Jews control the economy," about 90% support continued ties with Israel and the arrival of Israeli tourists.

When Elon Musk said "Wow": How the Israeli Decart became a central axis in the AI arms race
Why is the AI giant Anthropic willing to pay $7 billion for an Israeli company founded only three years ago? It's not just the technology, but also the company's human capital, led by brothers Dean and Orian Leitersdorf, descendants of a famous economic dynasty. Also: the promise from Anthropic that tipped the scales in the acquisition race, which also included Nvidia, Google, Amazon, and SpaceX.

Avigdor Lieberman: "We Will Not Join a Minority Government"
The chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu has ruled out the possibility of establishing a government relying on fewer than 61 Knesset members. In an interview with Galei Tzahal, he clarified that his party would not participate in any coalition lacking a full parliamentary majority.
Not every woman with glasses is the Military Advocate General - and not every channel is a news channel | Ben Caspit
The embarrassing mistake by Channel 14 in identifying the former Military Advocate General is much more than a television blunder: it is a symptom of an era where loyalty replaces professionalism - in the media, in politics, and in government ministries.

Macron's crash: Another heavy political blow to the French President
One of the president's most important flagship initiatives was blocked by the Constitutional Council. The Council determined that the bill to prevent access to social networks for those under 15 cannot be implemented. This move joins a long list of the president's political failures.

Helped accident victims — and was critically injured: "On the way to the hospital they resuscitated me twice"
Nadin, 22, noticed a car accident on Highway 6 and decided to help. When she got out of the car, she was hit by another vehicle and was severely injured. Since then, she has undergone an intensive rehabilitation process, and in an interview she shared: "I was sedated and intubated, they thought about amputating my arm and leg but in the end the doctors saved the limbs. I don't regret getting out...

Mimun Yashir Profit Jumps 4-Fold: Dori Nawi Sees 24% Return
Mimun Yashir's profits jumped more than 4-fold in the quarter, driven by strong performance in mortgage and auto finance. Competitor Nawi, holding about 10% of the shares, is reporting a paper profit of approximately 40 million shekels.
Murder trial of Benyahu Razi enters a new phase
The opening hearing in the murder trial of the six defendants accused of killing the late Benyahu Razi is being held this morning. This is a technical hearing to confirm that the defendants have understood the indictment.

"In the MLS there is money, but they also appreciate you as an athlete - something we don't have in our country"
Dadi Ben Dayan told 103fm about the Israeli influx to the USA: "People tend to underestimate, but Americans are athletes first and foremost. If Turgeman and Baribo score 25 or 30 goals every year, I am sure it will catch the eyes of scouts from Europe."

Armando Bacot Landed in Israel: "I'm Sure We Will Connect and It Will Be Great"
The new Maccabi Tel Aviv center arrived in the country ahead of the start of training: "I heard from players who played here that Tel Aviv is the most beautiful city in the world."

Arsenal's bingo that matched Beckham's achievement: "He has very great quality"
Christos Tzolis became the first player since the former star to assist twice in the Community Shield. Mikel Arteta is already impressed: "Very smart and precise, and he is so eager to learn and improve."

Record Revenue of $222.9 Million: Arad Group Reports Strong Financial Growth
Arad Group reports record half-year results with revenue of nearly $223 million, as strong local demand and US customs refunds boosted the company's bottom line.

Margol's gesture to Itay Levi in front of tens of thousands: "There is only one Itay Levi"
After celebrating in front of 12,000 spectators at the Menora Mivtachim Arena and hosting Margol in Ashdod, the beloved singer and "Rising Star" judge announces a surprisingly different direction that will bring him to meet fans in an intimate setting.

After a live broadcast failure: Channel 14 faces a sharp ratings drop
Sunday's ratings reveal an embarrassing situation for one of Israel's major channels. Channel 14 placed last in both prime time and late-night slots, while Reshet 13 and The Voice hit a seasonal low.

Noam Batan wraps up his Barby residency: the real profit behind the sold-out shows
Noam Batan conquered the club with five consecutive sold-out performances, but after accounting for massive production costs and taxes, the artist's actual take-home profit reveals the complex economics of live music.

Sofi from 'Married at First Sight' addresses rumors: 'They are suing me for sperm theft'
Sofi Daniel Benjamin and Dor Oz Cohen, who met on the Keshet 12 show, speak for the first time about their prolonged estrangement, the harsh online rumors, and the moving moment that brought them back together just before the birth.
Ofer Shelah criticizes the Minister of Defense and the IDF: "A terrible disaster"
Ofer Shelah harshly criticized the conduct of the IDF and the political echelon during the events in Qusra. He warned of the consequences of continuing the war for Israel's status and the army, claiming that on the eve of the elections, politicians prefer to "tell themselves a lie."

After the models escaped: OpenAI disbanded its AI risk assessment team
OpenAI has disbanded its preparedness team tasked with assessing AI model risks. The decision follows reports of models escaping closed testing environments to attack external platforms.

7 years after the scandal: Kylie Jenner closes the circle alongside her partner Timothée Chalamet
Kylie Jenner's best friend became an outcast in the Kardashian family after kissing Tristan Thompson, the ex-partner of her sister, Khloé. But now Kylie is making it clear that the bad blood is long gone: this past weekend she arrived at Woods' wedding alongside her actor partner.

"He will be a monster for us": West Ham fans have already fallen in love with Solomon
The Israeli winger scored in his debut match, a 2:2 draw against Burnley, and positive reactions began even before he found the net: "He was brilliant", "He is going to be a success". Solomon was interviewed after the game: "Happy to score, but we didn't deserve to win".
Likud Primaries: Yoaz Hendel urges members to leave and reveals potential expansion plans
On the day of the Likud primaries, Yoaz Hendel called on party members to join the Zionist-Reservists' Home, criticized the government and ultra-Orthodox parties, and revealed that he is in talks with potential political allies.

Builders discover $10 million in gold under a homeless shelter
Renovation workers converting a brewery in Belgium into housing for the homeless found dozens of gold bars that likely belonged to a wealthy 19th-century businessman. Further excavation led to the discovery of British gold coins from the Victorian era.

"Your family deserves a second Holocaust": Portugal advances investigation into suspected antisemitism at the University of Coimbra
The Portuguese government has forwarded to the prosecutor's office reports of death threats and antisemitic hate speech at the University of Coimbra, following complaints by Israeli doctoral student Bar Harel. Harel documented hundreds of instances of hate-filled graffiti and stickers across the campus and city.

"All red lines will be crossed": In Lebanon they claim - Israel is preparing for a major operation
The Lebanese channel "Al-Jadeed" quoted an informed source as saying that "Israel is preparing for full control over the Ali-Tahar ridge." According to him, the timing for the start of the operation depends on the USA. Another report in Lebanon: these are the commitments of Israel and Hezbollah for de-escalation.

Jimbo J does not like to just say "festive". For this evening, there is no more suitable word
Over the musical events of the Israel Festival, a question hovered: will we be able to enjoy culture again without a constant sense of mourning hanging over it? But it was precisely the direct look at the reality of life that concocted exciting, honest, and uplifting events. From the performance of the Aner Shapira project to "Hip-Hop Talpiot" — a polished evening where the Jerusalem Street...
In the style of October 6th? The quiet understanding with Hezbollah in Lebanon
Lebanese media reported on an understanding reached within the framework of contacts between Washington and Beirut, which led to a rapid end to the exchange of fire between the IDF and the terrorist organization Hezbollah.

Sydney Sweeney and Yael from 'Married at First Sight' as Military Advocate General: The web celebrates Channel 14's blunder
A Channel 14 reporter filmed a woman on the street and claimed it was former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Sharp-eyed social media users quickly discovered it was an anonymous woman, and a wave of sarcasm soon followed.

Targets in the Gulf and ground raids: The Iranian plan to expand the war | Report
Arab intelligence reveals a strategic shift in Iran's leadership toward moving to offensive operations on enemy territory. The plans include attacking energy facilities, sabotaging internet cables, and the possibility of ground activity in Kuwait. A series of new appointments by the Supreme Leader is intended to tighten the chain of command in preparation for an expanded conflict.

Two Hapoel Be'er Sheva players did not fly to Romania and will be loaned out
Yoav Koren will complete his move to Maccabi Petah Tikva, which hoped to sign him earlier this summer. Mor Siman Tov, who also hoped to stay, will likely be sent to Ironi Kiryat Shmona.

Hansi Flick is still waiting for reinforcements, but has found a new diamond
Barcelona is satisfied with the 5:2 win over Basel in preparation, but the coach admitted: "We need a few more additions." Jesse Bisiwu stole the show and may be used as a false nine later in the season.

Drama in Ashdod: The League Administration opposes delaying the start of the season, the court will decide
At noon, a hearing will be held on the petition of the team relegated from the Premier League, which demands not to play against Hapoel Afula until at least an interim decision is reached in the Ironi Tiberias case. The League Administration opposes this.

Ariana Grande and the 'Face Deflation' Effect: What Happens After Drastic Weight Loss?
Everyone is talking about the star's thinness, but it turns out it also affects her face. Studies on significant weight loss have found a link between a decrease in facial fat volume and an older appearance, especially in the cheek area. The face may look older not because the skin 'aged' overnight, but because the three-dimensional structure beneath it has changed.

Without donations from tycoons: how are the Likud primaries funded?
The state funds, the tycoons stay out: ahead of the Likud primaries, the law stipulates that MKs can receive funding from the state treasury up to a ceiling of 380 thousand shekels, and limits the ability of candidates to raise private donations. What is the situation for candidates who are not members of Knesset and what will happen to the money if they are not elected?

Slight decrease in Mizrahi Tefahot's quarterly profit to 1.43 billion shekels
Mizrahi Tefahot Bank concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a net profit of 1.43 billion shekels, a 2% decrease compared to the same period last year. The return on equity stood at 16%.

Keren Peles on a quest to find the star of her childhood: "He lived here"
The Israeli singer went on a concert tour overseas and between shows she finds time to experience the local culture and atmosphere. She went for a visit to the neighborhood where the Argentine star grew up and could not hide her excitement.

Tech Giant Hilan Reports Strong Results and 46 Million Shekel Dividend
Hilan Group reports strong second-quarter 2026 results with double-digit growth, announcing a significant dividend distribution alongside the completion of the Log-On acquisition.

Migdal presents: 22.4% return on equity - but what happened to the profit?
Core profits broke a record, return on equity jumped above the target, and CSM from new business doubled - so why did the total profit barely rise? The quarter behind Migdal's big numbers.
Ending dependence on the US: Japan overhauls intelligence and returns to the 'spy game'
After decades of a fragmented intelligence apparatus, Japan is establishing a new National Intelligence Bureau and a National Intelligence Council. Plans also include an anti-espionage law and a foreign intelligence agency amid regional threats and doubts regarding US reliability.

New candidate for Ardan and Edelstein's party avoids commitment to state commission of inquiry
Oren Smadja, a new candidate for the Unity Party, argues that a state commission of inquiry should not be appointed by the judiciary. He calls for an independent investigation into the events of October 7, though he remained vague regarding his specific legislative agenda if elected.

Julie discovered: The man she brought into her home is a pedophile with a fake identity, who changed 20 names
In the UK, a legal loophole allows sex offenders to change their names online for 50 pounds, concealing their criminal past. Jason Brown exploited this 20 times, deceiving Julie, who let him into her home after two weeks of dating. "I felt violated," she says.

Aliens, Exorcism and 'Baalei Teshuva': Where Did the Strangest Israeli Film of the Year Come From?
'My One and Only', the debut film by David Tauber, mixes romantic comedy, supernatural horror, alien invasion, exorcism, and a Talmudic midrash about fate, choice, and a match made in heaven. Not all the ingredients manage to connect, and at times it seems the film is too loaded with ideas - but its wild freedom and the unusual voice it brings make it one of the most refreshing surprises of the...

"I love Guri for who he is. Titles, money, and success can collapse in an instant"
Sheri Alfi-Nissan—actress, singer, author, and Oxford researcher—reflects on the culture of self-realization, her Iraqi roots, and life in the shadow of her famous family. On the occasion of her new novel, "Only on Happy Occasions," she shares her thoughts on why the pursuit of success can lead to a sense of lack, and discusses maintaining close ties with her brother, Guri Alfi, and her parents...

Private consumption in Japan disappointed: GDP grew by only 1.1% in the second quarter
Japan's economy expanded by 1.1% in the second quarter, missing the 2% growth forecast. The slowdown was driven by weak private consumption, which declined for the first time in eight quarters.
Not happy with the rulings? Democrats want to change the Supreme Court
Ahead of the midterm elections, Democratic anger over the Supreme Court is escalating: increasing the number of justices, term limits, and a stricter code of ethics are already on the table. Republicans accuse them of trying to "intimidate the court."

Asaf Tzur will continue with Hapoel Tel Aviv for the next two years; the team praises Dapa and Kanzpolsky
First publication: The club decided to exercise the option on the goalkeeper, who will remain until 2028. Barda is looking for a foreign left winger to replace Xande Silva, who disappointed in the rotation; the team is satisfied with the young players who stood out against Kiryat Shmona. 1,500 tickets for the match against Atalanta were snapped up within 9 minutes.
Major scandal in US politics: "We went inside and had sex"
Kyrsten Sinema, the former US Senator from Arizona, had a turbulent affair with her married bodyguard, which ultimately led to his separation from his wife.

Five things to know ahead of the trading day opening
Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of escalating security tensions in the north and south. Dual-listed stocks return with a mixed gap: Tower and Teva will provide support, Camtek and Nice will weigh down. Why are oil prices not soaring despite the blockade in the Strait of Hormuz? The AI effect: huge infrastructure spending is creating inflationary pressure in the US. And also: on...

Kanichowsky does not rule out a comeback, Maccabi Tel Aviv tries to lower demands
If all conditions are met, the midfielder is open to returning to the 'yellows' provided he maintains his current salary of 600,000 euros net per season. Steven Venera is negotiating with the Hungarian club to lower the two-million-euro transfer fee.

"Cannon": Real Madrid found a surprising star they haven't had for years?
In "AS" they marveled at Carlos Aspi's ability: "Since Higuain, we haven't had a number 9 with such characteristics." The coach is satisfied: "We are starting to look like a team."

Bronze medal for Raz Hershko at the Lima Grand Prix: "Happy to return to the podium"
The Israeli athlete competing in the over 78 kg weight category returned to the podium after two tournaments without a medal, after winning by ippon in the bronze medal match against Colombian Brigitte Carabali: "In this period, every medal is important"

Mojtaba's Secret Escalation Plan: How Iran Prepares for the Next Confrontation
The 60-day deadline from the memorandum of understanding has passed, and the Wall Street Journal has revealed the hardline leaders' plan for escalation while negotiations with the US are ongoing. Intelligence indicates that Iran used the "window of opportunity" to rebuild its missile arsenal, with leadership asserting that "the main war has not yet begun."

Crosses thrown to the floor: St. Anthony's Church in Jaffa vandalized - 20-year-old arrested
A serious act of vandalism was recorded at St. Anthony's Church on Yefet Street. Police officers who arrived at the scene discovered sacred statues that had been knocked over and broken crosses on the floor and chairs. A Jaffa resident in his 20s was arrested on suspicion of the act.

Ministry of Transport Launches Refund Campaign for Millions of Israelis
The refund campaign is now underway, allowing passengers who paid for periodic subscriptions to receive compensation for days when public transport was limited. Refunds can be claimed until December 31, 2026.

Osher Ad disrupts the market: popular products sold for just 1.90 shekels
The price war between Israel's food giants is escalating with significant discounts in the produce department, as one of the most sought-after items is being sold at a bargain price at a specific Osher Ad branch.

Ahead of the trading opening: Peak of the reporting season in Tel Aviv — what to expect
The local reporting season is entering the final stretch, with Mizrahi Tefahot closing the bank cycle. Against a backdrop of moderate inflation, forecasts for the coming months are worrying, and all eyes are on Nvidia next week.

Talia Ovadia shows off a change in appearance: "It bothered me a lot"
The winner of "Big Brother" treated herself to a birthday gift she had been dreaming of for a long time. In a series of Instagram stories, she shared the step-by-step process of her new cosmetic procedure.

"Isn't this supposed to be a big club?": Maccabi Tel Aviv demands Abu Farhi waive half a million dollars
The striker's representatives claim that the club conditioned his move to the Colorado Rapids on him waiving a significant portion of his sale bonus. Following negotiations, Abu Farhi will receive 10% of the six million dollar fee instead of 17.5%, as he did not want the deal to collapse.

150,000 voters, 15 seats: The battle in Likud begins | The complete primary guide
Almost 150,000 Likud members will vote this morning at dozens of polling stations across the country and determine the face of the party's list for the Knesset. Following the reserved spots by Benjamin Netanyahu, about 40 ministers and MKs will compete for only about 15 realistic spots on a day that will be decided between the power of the vote contractors and the free voters. All the details...

Fatal mistake at the barbershop: suspect attempted to kill his uncle but shot the barber
The murder of Yasser Abu al-Hija in Tamra has been solved. Investigations reveal a 17-year-old was sent by his father to assassinate his uncle, but the teenager mistakenly shot the barber instead.

Groom found under hotel rubble two days before his wedding
24-year-old Juan Felipe Giraldo traveled to the city of Pereira, Colombia, for work, while his fiancée and two-year-old son awaited his return for their wedding scheduled for Sunday. A 7.4 magnitude earthquake caused the collapse of the hotel where he was staying. For days, his father searched for him among the ruins, until his body was recovered on Friday.

"This team has a special character": Elyaniv Barda won twice
Hapoel Tel Aviv considered the possibility of elimination from the Toto Cup due to a heavy workload, but the substitutes stepped up, providing Barda with squad depth for the remainder of the season. Dappa and Kanzpolsky stood out, while the club remains patient with Owusu: "He needs time to find his place."

This will be the biggest challenge for Beitar Jerusalem and Almog Cohen this season
According to Itzik Kornfein, the coach "will have to manage the locker room, not everyone will be able to play at any given moment." Also: the "insane power" and the new style of play. Listen to the interview from 103fm.

They want us to arrive: 4 surprising countries waiting for as many tourists as possible
Unlike the global trend, where popular European destinations are fighting over-tourism with taxes and restrictions, some countries are investing significant resources to attract visitors. From the lesser-known sides of Canada and small Andorra to Tajikistan, these destinations are actively developing their infrastructure to welcome travelers.

Behind the scenes: How the transfer of Yonas Malede to Hapoel Be'er Sheva was closed
Malede had already undergone medical tests in Be'er Sheva, but the club feared until the last moment that the owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv would torpedo the deal, which stood in contrast to the policy of the 'yellows' in recent years. Also: the reinforcement plans that remain for the team.

Market surprise: loan volumes hit record highs, oil prices set to decline
Julius Baer analysts report that the leveraged buyout (LBO) sector is experiencing a significant surge, with 2026 potentially reaching unprecedented levels driven by direct financing. Meanwhile, global oil inventories remain stable, leading experts to forecast a decline in oil prices.

National Insurance Institute to transfer child allowances in three days
In three days, child allowances will be transferred to the bank accounts of eligible parents to help cover upbringing expenses. These are the full conditions for receiving the money and how to immediately increase the children's savings.

Amit Segal speaks out against 'Haaretz' correspondent: 'You have to be stupid and filled with hate'
A direct confrontation occurred on social media between Amit Segal and journalist Amir Tibon, following a report by Barak Ravid regarding a secret mediation channel with Iran. Amit Segal: 'You have to be stupid and filled with hate on the level of Amir Tibon'.

Is Yinon Magal leaving 'The Patriots' for Netanyahu? Channel 14 responds to the rumors
Businessman Roni Mane raised a question on social media regarding the absence of 'The Patriots' host and his potential move into politics. Channel 14 was quick to respond live on air and revealed the true reason for Magal's absence.

"We have no breast cancer in the family": Why this does not mean you are at low risk
The absence of breast cancer cases in the family does not guarantee low risk, and most patients are diagnosed without a significant family history. Alongside mammography and familiarity with changes in the body, experts call for tailoring monitoring to the individual risk level. Prof. Tanir Allweis, Director of the Breast Health System and Director of the Breast Surgery Department at Hadassah...

Real Estate Investors Are Selling Apartments: Is the Market Heading for a Shift?
In June 2026, investors purchased 1,392 apartments—a 64% jump year-on-year, though this is skewed by the low baseline during the war with Iran. Meanwhile, the investor share of the market remains stable, and net balances remain negative.

A harsh reality: Antisemitism in Greece and Cyprus is breaking records – the situation in Belgium is also concerning
New data from the Anti-Defamation League determines that Cyprus and Greece exhibit the highest rates of antisemitism among European Union countries. A significant gap is revealed between the close diplomatic and security alliance with Israel and the public mood on the street.

A major move: Lucas Ventura stays at Hapoel Be'er Sheva
The Brazilian midfielder will receive another salary upgrade, which will place him at the top of the club's earners list, and he is set to stay for at least the upcoming season. The player, who was initially frustrated and wanted to leave, is satisfied with the start of the season and will receive additional bonuses based on achievements in Europe.

The simple habit that dramatically lowers the risk of death from heart disease
A study involving over 480,000 people found that those who climbed stairs regularly had a 39% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease and a 24% lower risk of death from any cause. Dr. Maali Abu Omar, a pediatric cardiology specialist at Emek Medical Center, notes: 'Even a simple action like replacing the elevator with stairs can benefit heart health, and it costs nothing.'

Sopranos star opened an OnlyFans when her home was in danger
When work slowed down and her financial situation became complicated, Drea de Matteo found an unexpected source of income to save her home.

Optimism at the start of the week: Wall Street and Asia futures rise; tension in the Strait of Hormuz increases
Globes presents a first update on the state of global markets. This morning, there is cautious optimism at the start of the trading week against the backdrop of mixed futures on Wall Street and gains on Asian stock exchanges. Japan's growth data missed forecasts. Oil prices remain relatively stable despite uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz. The 'Hindenburg Omen' raises concerns about a market...

Ashdod's new rooftop looks like it's abroad. And what about the food?
A rooftop facing the sea, a pool, a DJ, and an open kitchen: Chef Idan "Pompi" Bushari has returned with "Ça To", a kosher restaurant that opened a little over two months ago. We arrived to check what's on the plate and whether Ashdod has received a new place worth knowing.

Stock chains have taken over a third of the back-to-school market
September 1st is approaching: while in the past almost only stationery and office supply chains enjoyed the growing market, in recent years stock chains have entered the picture, already holding 35% of the activity. How does all this affect prices?

Michal Zafir compared rice to spoons of sugar - and a dietitian responded with criticism
Is a plate of rice really equivalent to a pile of sugar, and should every glucose spike be feared? Michal Zafir's video sparked a heated debate. Zafir stands by her message but admits she lacked a solution. Dietitian Yarden Ovadia argues the comparison is misleading — here is the breakdown from both sides.

"Cracks and harmful gases": 20 million shekel lawsuit against Africa Israel Residences
Representatives of 12 residential buildings in Herzliya have filed a 20 million shekel lawsuit against Africa Israel Residences, alleging severe construction defects, ventilation failures, and safety hazards. The company denies the claims, asserting that the buildings were delivered in proper condition.

A moment before the giant IPO: chaos in OpenAI's leadership
The company that brought ChatGPT to the world has experienced a wave of departures of senior executives in the most important departments in recent months, all while the company prepares for an IPO with a valuation of at least a trillion dollars. Why is this happening, what do investors think about the mess, and how is the Israeli company Wiz indirectly related to it?

202 cups of coffee per hour, 0 mistakes: The robotic barista that broke the Guinness World Record
The "7Fresh" chain has inaugurated a fully autonomous branch in a prestigious complex in Beijing, operating 24/7 without human intervention. With a preparation time of less than 30 seconds per cup, 1% accuracy in sweetness levels, and a new Guinness World Record on opening day, it seems that AI and advanced robotics are turning even morning coffee into an exact science.

Conquered the skies: The moving legacy of Bonnie Tyler
The recent solar eclipse caused a sharp spike in streams of Tyler's 80s hit on streaming services. Many listeners were looking for a celestial soundtrack.

"Like in a science fiction movie": Sorek Stream covered in a "web blanket"
Millions of spiders gathered along the banks of the stream and created huge webs, following an outbreak of billions of non-biting midges that provided them with an unimaginable abundance of food. The Nature and Parks Authority explained how this rare phenomenon was created.

IDF Warns Troops: Hamas May Open Fire
According to new guidelines, Hamas may attack IDF forces in an attempt to claim that the army violated agreed-upon rules. The military has begun documenting Hamas violations and reporting them to the U.S.

At 56: "Boogie Nights" star shows off a stunning bikini look
Heather Graham shared photos from a vacation in Positano with her partner Michele Civetta. Between the sea and the romance, she explains why health is now her top priority over her career.
The Green Invasion of Europe: American Cannabis Corporations Are Already on Their Way to Take Over
US cannabis corporations are storming the European market through acquisitions, exports, and rapid growth. Experts say Europe may adopt an aggressive commercial model that prioritizes profits before it can build regulations to protect the public.

Bad trip: "Trainspotting" made history, the musical made a fool of itself
The West End is no stranger to flops, but the collapse of the "Trainspotting" musical is unprecedented. The production received scathing reviews and was forced to cancel its tour due to dismal ticket sales.

Public Real Estate Company Sold Only One Apartment in the Quarter
The publicly traded company Aviv Bniya has sold only 4 apartments since the beginning of the year, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the construction sector. These low figures reflect the continued slowdown in the real estate market.

The new demand from the CEO of Tzomet Sfarim is shaking up the publishing industry
Tzomet Sfarim CEO Avi Shomer has announced a new screening policy for books, prioritizing those not funded by their authors. This move has sparked a debate regarding literary quality and transparency in the publishing industry.

Long-term care insurance will get a temporary respite, but the chance for reform is moving further away
The long-term care insurance sector is set for a period of relative calm following Clalit's agreement with Ayalon. However, experts warn that this is a temporary fix that fails to address the industry's fundamental structural issues.

Shock in Hollywood: Actress Hayden Panettiere ("Heroes") has passed away at age 36
Panettiere, who played cheerleader Claire Bennet in "Heroes" and starred in "Nashville," died just days before her 37th birthday. A representative confirmed her death, but at this stage, no details regarding the circumstances have been provided.

Instant electric shock: The new glove of the U.S. immigration service
A new and controversial measure planned to be put into use next year is causing a stir in the U.S.

Israeli singer breaks down in the studio: "I would have done everything differently" | Watch
In a candid conversation on Avi Shoshan's podcast, singer Etti Levi looks back with a sense of regret at the decision to prioritize her career over family. She shares her experience with a failed surrogacy attempt due to financial reasons, dealing with loneliness and the fear of aging, and delivers a firm message to young women: "Freeze your eggs, don't give up on having children."

New database reveals: Rehovot is the electric vehicle capital of Israel
A new database, govil.ai, uses AI to analyze government data, revealing key trends in the Israeli automotive market, from electric vehicle distribution to recall statistics and personal imports.

AI in the election campaign: 13% of politicians' content created with neural networks
During the current election campaign, parties and politicians have published over 1,100 pieces of content created using AI, accounting for about 13% of their total social media output. This is according to data from the "Zeh be-AI" (It's in AI) monitoring project led by the Open University.
From public shelter to IDF service: A success story of employment integration
Cooperation between "HaMishkam" and the IDF is changing the lives of workers with disabilities: "I stop and look at the soldiers, and I get emotional. After everything I went through, I didn't believe it."
The Mark of Cain: Jewish violence is becoming a stain on the State of Israel
In the world, we cry out against attacks on Jews and synagogues, but in the face of violence by Jewish extremists in Judea and Samaria, the State of Israel responds with silence. When the American ambassador is already talking about "Israeli terrorists," it is impossible to continue turning a blind eye.
The dog is a family member — but we almost never check the price of its food
The pet food market is worth billions, premium brands are sold through various channels, and in Israel the same bag can cost tens of percent more from store to store. An investigation reveals where the price gaps are created and why we almost never compare prices here.
From Iron Dome to joint production: Israel's secret move regarding Ukraine revealed | Yoni Reini
Defense ties with Kyiv, votes against Russia at the UN, and support for Ukraine's territorial integrity point to a strategic trend that has been ongoing for over a decade. Both in Kyiv and Moscow, the direction in which the Netanyahu government is heading is recognized.
Fear of an American embargo: Netanyahu's dramatic order to the IDF revealed
The US is seeking to reduce fighting in Gaza and Lebanon to focus on the confrontation with Iran and the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. Israel is attempting to maintain its military achievements while avoiding a broad escalation that could lead to diplomatic pressure from Washington.
"It took me three months to realize that the political world is not my place"
Brigadier General (res.) Amal Assad is concerned about the current situation, claiming that the Likud he once supported is now controlled by the far-right. He views the Nation-State Law as an open wound, yet senses a positive shift in how Jewish society perceives the Druze community.
3.25% separate: The Right has already paid for its mistake once - will it repeat it? | Yossi Ahimeir
The electoral threshold is intended to prevent tiny parties from being represented in the Knesset. A small number of parties is sufficient to represent the spectrum of opinions and ideologies in the Israeli public.
Mansour Abbas has already broken the taboo - now it is time to demand more | Amnon Be'eri-Sulitzeanu
Mansour Abbas must demand a strategic partnership based on more than budgets, five-year plans, and improving the standard of living for Arab citizens.
3.3 million euros and 40 storage devices: The Russian network embarrassing Austria
An international network operating through a company in Vienna smuggled dual-use equipment worth at least 3.3 million euros to Russia. The company's manager, a 28-year-old Belarusian citizen, was arrested, and authorities confiscated about 40 data storage devices and servers.
The Anti-Star: The drabness that became Eisenkot's advantage
It once seemed that Eisenkot's drabness and lack of charisma might be his biggest obstacle in politics. After years of war, trauma, and noise, it is possible that this is exactly what the Israeli public is looking for now in its next leader.
We checked with the leading parties: what do they promise to do with the education system? | Dudi Fatimer
Two weeks until the start of the school year and two months until the elections: what do the leading parties in the polls promise in the field of education - from the status of teachers to the integration of AI in schools, and which of them did not publish a platform at all?
"Decided he wouldn't leave without something in hand": The deals Eitan Mor made with the terrorists in Gaza
Dr. Zvika Mor says his son Eitan learned Arabic in captivity and now blends into Arab cafes, attacks the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, and claims Hamas saw the square as a pressure tool. Regarding Gaza, he states: "The only solution is settlement."

Moments after the decision: How "Married at First Sight" star Evyatar Kahana was spotted
Six months after their split and subsequent reconciliation following a text message from Neta Menashe, paparazzi caught Evyatar Kahana at a Tel Aviv construction site. Who was he talking to?

From security constraints to money: 5 reasons why there is still no airport to complement Ben Gurion
Israel is in urgent need of an additional airport as Ben Gurion Airport reaches its capacity. Despite 17 years of planning, the government remains undecided on the location, funding model, and operator for the facility.

Data of 250,000 customers at risk: what leaked from Bits of Gold and how customers should act
Israeli crypto firm Bits of Gold reported a data breach affecting 250,000 customers following a cyberattack on a third-party analytics provider. While funds remain secure, the company warns of potential targeted phishing attempts.

Kibbutz Yizre'el ready to give up control of Maytronics, FIMI in talks
Kibbutz Yizre'el is seeking a 300 million shekel investment to rescue pool cleaning robot manufacturer Maytronics. The FIMI fund is currently in negotiations to acquire a controlling stake.

Israeli study reveals: Why do men and women walk differently?
A study led by a researcher from Tel Aviv University offers an evolutionary explanation for the differences in pelvic structure: in the modern male, a spring-like biomechanical mechanism has developed that absorbs shocks, stores energy, and makes long-distance walking more efficient. So why is the situation different for women?

Two investment houses surprised with a weak month in provident funds: "The market is not cheap, but it is not in a bubble"
Despite negative returns in July following sell-offs in semiconductor stocks, the performance of local entities since the beginning of the year remains strong. Foreign currency exposure pushed Yelin Lapidot and Altshuler Shaham to the top in July. Clal and Harel are at the bottom. The forecast: "Volatility is high, and the ping-pong will continue."

One generation behind: Why might Israelis receive a vehicle with outdated safety technology?
Euro NCAP crash tests are imposing penalties on vehicles without physical switches, and the Chinese are tightening the standard for preventing battery fires. While manufacturers are investing a fortune to meet the safety revolution, consumers in Israel may continue to receive vehicles with less up-to-date technology.

From lychee to Colgate: Shaul Meridor changed roles — and forgot some facts
Shaul Meridor, former head of the Budget Department and currently a candidate on the Yasar list, is showing great activity on the web. Between the lychee orchard in the Galilee and the toiletries department at the supermarket, he pulls out quite a few figures. Meridor is not always accurate, but at least he brings important economic issues to the discourse.

Discounts end, prices skyrocket: insurance company methods in the regulator's crosshairs
The Capital Market Authority is working to eliminate temporary life insurance discounts, requiring companies to maintain initial terms throughout the policy's duration. The regulator warns that customers lured by low entry prices often become trapped due to age or health issues, eventually facing premium hikes of hundreds of percent.

Do you have an independent trading account? You will soon receive a significant tax benefit
The unified investment account reform promoted by the Ministry of Finance is expected to include retail investors who trade securities independently. The implication: the possibility of tax deferral and even a full exemption from capital gains tax under certain conditions, subject to a deposit ceiling of 200,000 shekels.

The Versailles Deception: How Iran Used the Agreement to Prepare for a Regional Conflict
While the White House celebrated diplomatic achievements, intelligence reveals that Tehran used the "window of opportunity" to rapidly rebuild its missile array and transfer control to extremists. Under new leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran is preparing for sabotage of global infrastructure and ground raids: "There is a perception that the real war has not yet begun."

The hot 'blob' moving toward New York has revealed a mysterious discovery deep within the Earth
Deep beneath the northeastern United States, a massive geological mystery has been hiding for millions of years. Scientists call it the "Northern Appalachian Anomaly" - a region hundreds of kilometers wide where rocks in the Earth's mantle are abnormally hot. A 2025 study even suggested that this mass is slowly moving southwest, and if the model is correct, its center could pass under the New York...

Likud Primaries: A Battle for Seats and Influence
Approximately 140,000 Likud members are casting their votes today to determine the party's list for the upcoming election, amidst polls suggesting a potential loss of seven seats. Benjamin Netanyahu is working to shape a compact and loyal list, leaving many incumbent Knesset members and senior ministers in a state of uncertainty.

Choose a side — or be excluded: Donald Trump's ultimatum in the AI race | Report
Washington is preparing to demand that dozens of countries choose a side in the technological war against China, warning that those who join Beijing's alliance will be excluded from the American coalition. The move comes after Kazakhstan attempted to "dance at two weddings," sparking anger in the White House, which fears the leakage of technology and strategic resources to the enemy.

After storms and petitions: 140,000 members will determine the Likud list for the Knesset
The primaries of Israel's largest party are underway. Yesterday, "recommended lists" from branch heads were distributed ahead of the vote. The Prime Minister is acting to prevent a scenario of defections in case he cannot form a government. Who is making deals, and who might find themselves out?

Artificial intelligence, automation and printed concrete: construction enters a new era
The construction industry has lagged behind in terms of productivity and technology adoption. Now, advanced planning systems, artificial intelligence, and 3D concrete printing are attempting to bridge the gap between planning, budget, and execution - and change the way houses are built.

A giant deal on the way? Stripe in talks to acquire PayPal
According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Stripe and the investment fund Advent offered $60.50 per share for PayPal in July, based on a valuation of $53 billion, but were rejected. The parties are now discussing a higher price, and a deal could turn Stripe into one of the world's largest payment giants.

"Nothing to lose": Police hired a psychic to locate the missing girl - and sparked outrage
Nearly a decade since Sophie Reeder disappeared, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department admits it is willing to try "new and unique approaches" and is hiring mediums to "read the energy" at the scene. The girl's father, who is still waiting for her return, is stunned by the decision: "I just don't understand it."

Heads of local authorities to the Ministry of Education: "Fully fund aides for integrated children"
In a sharp letter to Minister Yoav Kisch, heads of local authorities claim that due to a shortage of paramedical therapists, parents are forced to choose personal educational aides, but the state fails to cover the full cost. Municipalities are demanding full state funding for these aides starting in the upcoming school year.

Just say yes: Maccabi Tel Aviv is ready to offer Roy Revivo a tempting contract
The Roy Revivo issue is far from resolved. If it seemed that the excellent defender was on his way to his next stop in Europe, now Maccabi Tel Aviv claims that no offer has been submitted for him. Revivo has a contract for next season, but Maccabi Tel Aviv also has an option for an additional season.

"A wild card of natural disasters": The worrying forecast in the US following "Super El Niño"
The US climate agency warns that there is a nearly 70% chance that the current ocean warming phenomenon will break all known records. Scientists fear the dangerous combination with global warming, which will create droughts and floods around the world: "We are already in record-breaking territory."

Lens Wins French Champions Trophy After Defeating Paris Saint-Germain
Four days after winning the UEFA Super Cup, Paris Saint-Germain lost 1-0 to Lens in the French Champions Trophy. This victory marks the first-ever Champions Trophy title for Lens and a successful debut for coach Dino Toppmöller.

Cadet national team falls to Turkey, Serbia awaits in the Round of 16
The blue-and-whites overcame a double-digit deficit to lead heading into the final quarter, but ultimately fell 72:61. Michal Abudraham’s 21 points and 10 rebounds were not enough to secure the win.

After the 'Military Advocate General' blunder on air: Channel 14 responds
After the channel's reporter questioned a woman on the street under the assumption that she was the Military Advocate General, the network erupted when it turned out to be a random passerby. The channel provided explanations for the embarrassing mistake and announced: 'In light of the doubts, the report has been removed and we will conduct a re-examination.'

A magnificent personal performance: a brace for Dia Saba in a historic match in Turkey
After scoring and assisting in the match that secured Amedspor a historic promotion to the top division in Turkey, Dia Saba wrote another chapter in the history of the club with a brace this evening in his Super Lig debut. His team defeated Erzurumspor 0:3 in the opening round.
2,325 dead: Congo confirms current Ebola outbreak is the deadliest in the country's history
The death toll from Ebola in Congo has risen to 2,325, making the outbreak the deadliest in the country's history; 4,945 cases have been confirmed, with 101 added in the last 24 hours. Background: spread to additional provinces, lack of resources, and fears of regional expansion.

Tragedy for Jerusalem Deputy Mayor: granddaughter passes away at five
Little Ruchama Chana passed away in the United States after a year and a half battle with a serious illness. Her family has said their goodbyes and is preparing to transport her remains for burial in Israel.

No longer an underdog: Can Hapoel Petah Tikva generate continuity?
After a surprising rise to the upper playoffs, Hapoel Petah Tikva opens the season with high expectations and an upgraded budget - but the element of surprise is lost and the preparation was lackluster.

The retreat, the disappointment and the bright spot: Summary of the European Swimming Championships
The performance of the Israeli swimmers at the European Championships in Paris was worrying, especially the decline in Anastasia Gorbenko's ability, but the breakthrough of Tomer Schuster is a bright spot ahead of the World Championships next year.

Due to friendship with Kim and Iran stance: Donald Trump to reduce military exercises with South Korea
The US President ordered the Pentagon to reduce massive military exercises, claiming they send a "hostile message" to Pyongyang. Donald Trump explained the move by his good relations with Kim Jong Un, who he says has been respectful since his return to the White House. He also took a jab at Seoul for refusing to assist him against Tehran: "They said no thanks."

Dappa celebrated: 'It moves me'. Shay Barda furious: 'What about the law of logic?'
Before departing for Bergamo to face Atalanta in the Conference League playoffs, Hapoel Tel Aviv secured a dramatic 1:2 victory over Ironi Kiryat Shmona. Adrian Ugrisa opened the scoring in the 6th minute, but following Ofir Benvenisti's 30th-minute red card, the hosts held firm until Daniel Dappa scored a brace in stoppage time (97th and 99th minutes).

2,400-Year-Old Gold Coin Discovered in Ancient Tomb with a Dramatic History
Archaeologists have discovered a rare 2,400-year-old gold coin during emergency excavations at the Montedoro necropolis near Agrigento, Sicily. Minted in Syracuse in the late 5th century BCE, the coin provides a unique glimpse into the turbulent period of conflict between Greek cities and Carthage.

"Netanyahu, we fixed it for you": Likud threatens to petition against the Yashar party following the editing of a campaign sign
Gadi Eizenkot's party edited a Likud billboard and changed the message to "They want the IDF to collapse, don't let Netanyahu win." Likud demands the removal of the posts from social media by tomorrow at noon, claiming illegal election propaganda. If the demand is not met, the party threatens to turn to the chairman of the Central Elections Committee.

AI listened to the murder plan — and alerted the FBI
A young man from Florida, a former analyst, used the popular chatbot to describe in detail how he would harm his former partner. OpenAI's control systems identified the concrete threats and transferred the chat logs to law enforcement.

Media drama: Secret job offers revealed due to intense confrontation
An unprecedented public battle has unfolded online between two leading legal correspondents, which very quickly escalated into personal attacks, accusations of lying, and the exposure of behind-the-scenes job offers.

Another reason to drink coffee in the morning: Links to lower body fat and higher muscle mass
A new study from the University of Oulu in Finland has identified an intriguing link between daily coffee consumption and body composition, suggesting that higher intake correlates with lower body fat and increased muscle mass.

Rosh Hashanah is approaching: where will you find the cheapest honey?
Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the Ministry of Agriculture approved a quota of 400 tons of imported, discounted honey that will cost an average of 16.6 NIS per kg. On the other hand, a price check of well-known Israeli honey reveals gaps of up to 30% between retail chains. We are sorting out the prices.

The new tool that will peek into distant worlds and search for clues to extraterrestrial life
Scientists are nearing the operation of a new device called "Henrietta," installed on a telescope in Chile, designed to analyze the atmospheric composition of exoplanets. Researchers hope this will help them understand conditions in worlds outside our solar system and search for substances that might indicate potential habitability.

Researchers discover bone marrow may be the source of systemic aging
A new study published in the journal "Nature Aging" identifies a surprising factor in how the body ages: the bone marrow. Experiments on mice revealed that as blood-producing cells age, they generate immune cells that promote chronic inflammation, which in turn damages tissues throughout the body.
Erdogan on the possibility of a conflict with Israel: "We will not hesitate to enter a war"
The President of Turkey sent a direct message to Israel: Ankara seeks peace but "will not run away" from war if attacked. He also elaborated on the defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan and on Turkey's involvement in regional arenas.

Likud Primaries: Settlement-aligned movements exclude Amir Ohana from recommendation lists
Ahead of the Likud primaries, movements supporting the settlement cause have published their recommended candidate lists. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana is notably absent from these endorsements once again.

Get your umbrellas out: weather forecast and rain probability
Today, Monday, a slight drop in temperatures is expected, mainly in mountainous and inland areas, where they will be slightly lower than the seasonal average. The sky will be partly cloudy, providing some relief from the heat. Until noon, there is a chance of drizzle or light local rain in the north and along the coastal plain.

For the fourth consecutive time: Armand Duplantis is the pole vault champion
6.15 m earned the Swede the European title and the championship record. Emmanouil Karalis finished second and Baptiste Thiery celebrated his first international medal.

Eisenkot's multi-billion plan for the North: "We will be judged by results on the ground"
Exclusive: Chairman of the Yashar! party Gadi Eisenkot will unveil a 15 billion shekel investment project for the rehabilitation of the North, with an emphasis on Kiryat Shmona. Shaul Meridor, former head of the Budget Department at the Ministry of Finance and a candidate on the list, claims that the project's funding will come from the cancellation of coalition funds: "Diverting 7-9 billion...

Girls in high-tech: Why there aren't enough and how to change it
Choosing a high school track that combines mathematics, physics, and computer science is a springboard for a career in high-tech. Despite the clear benefits, not enough girls choose this path: it starts as early as kindergarten where they are sent to play with dolls rather than robots, but schools also fail to convey a message of capability. Education experts and students who have taken on the...

A sharp drop in the number of Israelis returning to the country: "The government not only neglected it, but led to it"
In 2022-2024, there was a drastic 53% decrease in the number of returning residents. According to the Knesset Research and Information Center, the main deterrents are the waiting period for health insurance, discrimination in rights compared to new immigrants, and difficulties in integrating children.

A real alternative to the car? The new bike paths in Gush Dan
Want to get from Herzliya to Yarkon Park without sitting in traffic? Now it's possible: the "Ofnidan" project, which connects the cities of Gush Dan to Tel Aviv with bike paths, is nearing completion. The good news: the infrastructure provides a fast, safe, and shaded solution. The less good news: the paths alone will not move drivers from cars to two-wheelers. The hope: that municipalities will...