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Mother of fallen YASAM fighter reacts sharply to Channel 12 News blunder
Three years after losing her son, YASAM fighter Eli Elikashvili (of blessed memory), Lea was shocked to see his face featured in a negative news report. She learned of the error not through the broadcast itself, but via a flood of messages and screenshots from concerned acquaintances.

Benjamin Netanyahu confirms IDF strike in Syria: "They were about to violate the status quo"
The Prime Minister's Office published a statement on Tuesday in which Israel claimed responsibility for the overnight strike in Syria. According to the statement, Syria violated the security status quo by allowing Turkish forces to deploy on its territory. Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he views this as a threat to national security and will not tolerate such actions.

From the stands to the field: It is time to stop antisemitism in sports
90 years after the Berlin Olympics, manifestations of antisemitism and the boycotting of Israeli athletes remind us how exclusion and hatred can become part of the sports world. International sports bodies must draw a clear line and impose real sanctions on athletes, clubs, and fans who violate the rules.

Man murdered by gunfire in Kafr Manda, another victim moderately wounded
Ibrahim Mandalawi, 30, was murdered in a shooting in Kafr Manda. Another young man was moderately wounded. Police have launched an investigation, stating the motive is criminal.

"Are you ready to die?": Young man in "Chucky" mask terrorized the streets of Philadelphia
The suspect, estimated to be 16–20 years old, was documented harassing at least six people near City Hall, likely filming his actions. One woman fled from him in panic and sustained a leg injury. Police have released his photos and are requesting public assistance in identifying him.

The 1992 and 2019 scenario may return: The danger hovering over the Right
The Right is preparing for the three weeks remaining until the submission of party lists, as several parties and organizations compete for the votes of right-wing voters who are not willing to vote for Likud or Religious Zionism. Without a significant merger, the multitude of lists could leave parties below the electoral threshold and cost the right-wing bloc many votes.

Mor Investment House shares plunge over 15% despite rising profits and dividends
Mor Investment House reported revenues of 610.1 million shekels, a 27% increase year-on-year. Net profit attributable to the parent company reached 88.2 million shekels, with management announcing a 40 million shekel dividend distribution.

Stirred up the networks: The fan who became a nightmare for an actor at Disneyland
A viral video that reached tens of millions of viewers is sparking a major storm over the behavior of an adult fan towards an actor portraying a popular character at an amusement park. The awkward moments on camera, the angry reactions, and the difficult testimonies of former employees.

Donald Trump's final move that effectively neutralized Iran
This evening (Tuesday), it can be stated that Donald Trump has won the battle against Iran for the Strait of Hormuz. According to a statement from the president, the threat of naval mines has been completely neutralized, depriving the Iranian regime of its last leverage over a critical global energy corridor.

Channel 12 used a photo of a fallen soldier in a report on a "corrupt job"
Just a day after Channel 12 attacked Channel 14 for alleged lack of professional ethics, they were caught in a severe error. In an investigation regarding KKL appointments, the channel mistakenly used a photo of fallen YASAM fighter Eli Alikashvili, identifying him as someone who received a position through Likud political maneuvering.
Mourning in the rock world: ZZ Top drummer Frank Beard has passed away
Frank Beard, the drummer for ZZ Top for over five decades, has passed away at the age of 77 at his home in Texas. Just days earlier, he had retired from the band's tour due to health issues.

Court orders 140,000 shekel payout for defamation of Shikma Bressler
The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court has ruled in favor of Prof. Shikma Bressler in a defamation lawsuit against Pany Michaeli. The defendant must pay damages, delete the defamatory posts, and publish a retraction.

"Your touch is not forgotten": This is the second contestant eliminated from "MasterChef: Dream Team"
"Dream Team" brought back some of the most beloved contestants who have ever stepped into the "MasterChef" kitchen, and it seems they have quickly gotten back into the swing of things. At the end of a tense elimination challenge where they were asked to cook inspired by Eyal Shani's fish pasta, this is who ended their journey in the competition.

A secret apartment fund in Tel Aviv and jobs for cronies: how KKL became the most powerful union in the country
The building donated to the state that became subsidized housing for cronies, the massive pressure on employees to register for Likud, and the family ties reaching the top of the Histadrut. A glimpse into the mechanism of a workers' union where loyalty to the chairman is a necessary condition for survival. "Everything is with the approval of the Histadrut," they say, while the public is left out.

For the first time in history: regular maritime route launched via the North Pole
Chinese company "Sea Legend" has launched a weekly container service through the Arctic Ocean. The route shortens shipping times between China and the UK, bypassing the troubled Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
Raviv Drucker on Likud primaries: "We can celebrate that we got rid of them"
Channel 13 journalist Raviv Drucker celebrated the Likud primary results with a sharp monologue. He criticized Avi Dichter for his shift from Shin Bet chief to political figure and mocked the ousting of other MKs, including Idit Silman and Avichai Boaron.

Professor Shaul Mishal, a veteran of the Battle of Ammunition Hill, has passed away at the age of 81
Mishal was a professor emeritus at Tel Aviv University, a leading expert on Hamas, and a lecturer at Harvard and Yale. He fought as a paratrooper in the trenches of Ammunition Hill during the Six-Day War.

"The final whistle" at Bloomfield is only the opening shot: these are Netanyahu's next challenges
Following months of tension within the ruling party, the conclusion of the primaries allows Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to focus on finalizing the electoral list. He faces the challenge of addressing low female representation and stabilizing the right-wing bloc, which has shown cracks due to friction with Haredi parties and the emergence of new political contenders.

Will the National Insurance Institute cut benefits dramatically? "Not just a scenario"
The deficit in the National Insurance Institute already stands at billions of shekels, and forecasts indicate that the institution may face a shortage of resources as early as 2029. Economic commentator Matan Hodorov warns: "If we do nothing, in the end, none of us will enjoy social security." So what steps are on the table, and who might have to pay more?

15.4% jump in GDP: The surprising figure of the Israeli economy
Psagot economists analyze the unusual growth in the second quarter of the year, explain what caused the jump in private consumption, and warn about the dramatic decision expected in the US regarding the interest rate level.

Threats against Guy Lehrer revealed: "He went silent, paralyzed to this day"
According to a report by the journalist and host of the program "HaTzinor", an investigation will be published this evening revealing the threats that have flooded the news channel over the past 24 hours following the announcement. Here is a glimpse into the chilling threats.

Two weeks after being harassed: Israel's beloved actor celebrates his 75th birthday
Moni Moshonov, one of the most recognizable and beloved figures in the Israeli entertainment world, marks his 75th birthday today. His son Michael greeted him with an emotional post, and the Beit Ariela library looked back at the key milestones of his career. This comes about two weeks after a documented confrontation that caused a stir online.

A heavy blow for Maccabi Haifa: Injury sidelines key player
Following reports published recently, an MRI scan confirmed grave concerns after an injury sustained in the match against Ironi Kiryat Shmona. The club stated: "We will stand by his side throughout the entire way."

Bus driver stabbed in Ramat Gan: "Murder is closer than ever"
A driver for the Derech Egged company was attacked while working in Gush Dan and was evacuated to the hospital with stab wounds. The Public Transport Drivers Organization warned: in the last month alone, there has been an increase of more than 12% in violence against drivers.

Gafni: "The Attorney General is insolent, corrupt, and acting against the law"
Chairman of Degel HaTorah, MK Moshe Gafni, attacked Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara on Tuesday, claiming she is acting on matters for which she has no authority. Gafni clarified that yeshiva students will continue to study Torah despite the developments.

After Asia and South America: Earthquake Strikes Spain
At least three people were lightly injured and several buildings sustained damage on Tuesday when a 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Spain. The tremor caused widespread panic among residents, many of whom fled their homes fearing further aftershocks.
Mehadrin Honey and the Revival of Jewish Life in Birobidzhan
Birobidzhan awakens to Jewish life: Chabad strengthens the community, a Torah scroll was introduced to the synagogue, Mehadrin kosher honey is produced in the region, and the community deepens its social involvement.
Only 2% of the population - and 63% of religious hate crimes: The figure that troubles US Jews
FBI data reveals that 2025 was the third-worst year for anti-Jewish hate crimes: 1,528 incidents were directed against Jews, alongside assaults, murders, and hundreds of threats - a 21.2% decrease compared to 2024, but still an abnormal level.
Confrontation with The Hague escalates: US imposes sanctions on ICC President
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions against the President of the International Criminal Court, Tomoko Akane, escalating the confrontation with the institution. The move includes asset freezes and financial restrictions against the backdrop of arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant, as well as investigations into the US military.

Maccabi Haifa star sidelined with torn ACL
Maccabi Haifa's misfortune continues: following an injury in the match against Hapoel Jerusalem, Manuel Benson underwent an MRI confirming a torn ACL and meniscus. The winger is expected to miss the entire season, facing a nine-month rehabilitation process.

Did you own an old iPhone? Check if you are owed compensation
Nine years after the iPhone throttling scandal, Apple will pay 10 million shekels as part of a settlement agreement approved in Israel, with the maximum compensation per eligible device standing at 1,890 shekels. A website has been launched where users can check their eligibility and submit an online claim form.

Exceptional and persistent scope: FBI data reveals the impact of antisemitism in the USA
FBI hate crime data for 2025 points to an exceptional and persistent scope of harm against Jews in the U.S.: despite making up only about 2% of the population, they were the target of 63% of all religion-based hate crimes. In some states, this figure reached 90% or more.

Complaint filed against MK Gilad Kariv over call to fund flights for voters
Following the exposure of a recording in which MK Gilad Kariv calls on members of the "Democrats" party to help finance flights for friends and family abroad to vote in the upcoming elections, an official police complaint has been filed.

The highest in the country: Israeli flag raised to a height of 61 meters in the heart of Lev HaSharon
The project was established after about two years of planning work near the 5th Brigade memorial in Nitzanei Oz. The ceremony was attended by the President of the State Isaac Herzog, the Chairman of KKL, the CEO of the "Otef Israel" association, and about 200 other guests, including bereaved families. The flagpole will be illuminated every night and is expected to be visible from afar from the...

Another pregnancy, but this time separately: Hadar from the twin duo Noy and Hadar is expecting
The pregnancy was revealed in a post on the shared account of the 28-year-old twins. After two amazingly overlapping pregnancies that created a stir online, this time only one of them is expecting.

A heavy blow for Maccabi Haifa: Manuel Benson suffers a torn ACL and meniscus
The midfielder, who was injured in the Toto Cup match against Hapoel Jerusalem, underwent an MRI scan, which revealed that he is suffering from a severe injury that will cause him to be absent from the pitches for a long time.

Confrontation between Iran and France escalates: Paris to expel two Iranian diplomats
In response to the attack and expulsion of two French diplomats from Tehran, the French Foreign Minister announced that two Iranian diplomats will be expelled from France in the coming days.
Primaries boost Likud, but Netanyahu's bloc remains short of majority
An i24NEWS poll conducted following the Likud primaries shows the party rising to 31 mandates. Despite the gain, the coalition bloc led by Netanyahu remains at 58 mandates.

Nebius shares soar by 220%. Now the 'Big Short' star is opening a position against it
The server farm provider, operating from Alon Towers, leases facilities and space to cloud giants and has become a market leader. The stock has surged, but Michael Burry claims that accounting calculations make it look too good.

Good until the primaries: The rise and fall of Idit Silman in Likud
When she dismantled the 'government of change', Idit Silman received a big embrace from Netanyahu's supporters, but four years later — and this time without receiving a reserved spot or public support from the Prime Minister — it was not enough in the Likud primaries. The minister, who will likely watch the next Knesset from home, understood immediately as the exhausting day ended: the situation...

Holon Municipality Restricts Access to Yamit 2000 Water Park This Weekend
Following recent violent incidents at the Yamit 2000 water park, entry this coming weekend will be restricted to Holon residents and their families. City residents will receive a 50% discount, while reservists, active-duty soldiers, and career officers will pay 40 shekels per ticket.

Iran threatens: Syria and Turkey build military power behind the back of the USA
The Revolutionary Guards have shifted their strategy in an attempt to drive up oil prices. The goal is to drag the US into a partial renewal of a war that is unpopular with the American public. Missiles were fired at the UAE for the first time in two months, with further attacks expected across the Gulf.

Bad news for Israel ahead of Eurovision 2027: Judges to influence voting from the semi-finals
The European Broadcasting Union has announced that judges will retain their voting weight during the semi-finals this year. This is expected to pose a challenge for Israel, which consistently performs well in public voting but faces lower scores from professional juries.

Great concern at Bayern: Jamal Musiala collapsed again and was forced to leave the pitch
Three days after collapsing during the German Super Cup against RB Leipzig, the midfielder fell again during a friendly match against Heidenheim. Although he quickly got back on his feet, the recurrence of the incident has raised significant concerns for the German champions. Musiala himself sought to reassure fans, stating, "I feel good."

IDF: 82,000 young ultra-Orthodox men declared draft dodgers or on the way to being so
Approximately 82,000 young ultra-Orthodox men have been declared draft dodgers or are in the final stages of that process. They account for 81% of all individuals currently evading military service.

The beautiful, the ugly, and the average Israeli go to the polls
All three came to save the country. It is one of the beautiful traditions: 10 million citizens, and each one is convinced that the country would be a paradise if only all the others would stop destroying it.

"A violent and baseless raid": Demand for an investigation against police officers who raided a wedding in Umm al-Fahm
Following the police raid on a wedding on Saturday, the organization for the rights of Arab citizens in Israel claims that the officers threw stun grenades, aimed weapons, used a Taser, and forced dozens of guests to lie on the ground, even though no weapons were found and no one was arrested: "Excessive authority and disproportionate violation of fundamental rights"

The surprising title of Maccabi Tel Aviv: Why did it win the President's Award?
The basketball club won the prestigious award for 2026 at an emotional ceremony, but not for trophies or championships, but following extensive community activity and support for bereaved families and the families of hostages.

Reservists: 'Fighter' card benefits available starting today
The IDF, the Ministry of Defense, and the Ministry of Finance have begun loading 'Fighter' cards for reservists who served in 2026. The cards will be credited with up to 5,000 shekels, with Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich emphasizing that this is a well-earned right.

Plaintiffs in Meta trial: 'Facebook and Instagram were designed to keep children on them and make them return'
A trial against Meta has begun in a California federal court, with 29 states accusing the company of designing addictive social media platforms and violating children's privacy laws.
Eurovision updates its rules: what to expect in 2027
The European Broadcasting Union has confirmed that the mixed voting system will remain for Eurovision 2027 in Burgas. New regulations also address security protocols for hosting, age requirements for contestants, and live performance standards.

Pollution incidents in Judea and Samaria: Sewage threatening the water of millions of Israelis
A report by the Binyamin Regional Council points to a series of cases where sewage and waste were dumped into open areas and stream channels, raising concerns about environmental consequences that extend beyond the region's borders. Binyamin Regional Council head and Yesha Council chairman Israel Gantz: "The State of Israel must treat this situation as a national environmental threat."

Haim Rotter, Accused of Serious Sexual Offenses, Released to House Arrest
Haim Rotter, former chairman of the "HaShomrim" organization in Bnei Brak, has been released from custody to house arrest in Jerusalem after a lengthy detention. The release follows compliance with strict conditions set by the Supreme Court, including the establishment of a formal supervision array.

American investment firm: "A 30% move in Bitcoin is expected within two months"
Volatility in the world's largest currency has dropped to one of the lowest levels in history, and the American investment firm warns that this very quiet is a harbinger of a sharp move. What is the direction - up or down?

$100,000: Researchers launch "OnlyFans" for marmots to fund critical study
Government budget cuts in the USA almost led to the closure of a critical environmental study, until the researchers decided to use unconventional methods and received unexpected support from the online community.

"Professional failures": Tel Aviv District Commander dismissed the Holon station commander
Nitzav Haim Sargrof took an unusual step against Superintendent Eliad Lankri, claiming that after an inspection, deficiencies were found in the station's work plan. Police sources: "The decision is based on professional grounds only."

10,000 shekels per trip: fines for public transport operators who hire drivers through contractors
The National Public Transport Authority is launching a crackdown on the use of contract drivers. Operators will face fines of 10,000 shekels for every trip performed by drivers not directly employed by the company.

Sephora products arrive in Israel: A price comparison
The beauty chain Glam42 is launching Sephora products in Israel under a temporary sales agreement. A Channel 12 News investigation reveals price gaps of up to 33% compared to international markets.

Chef Israel Aharoni shares a provocative post: the internet reacts
The beloved chef, who recently celebrated his 75th birthday, surprised followers with an unusual image of himself as a mythical creature, sparking a wave of online speculation.

Rotem Sela reveals details of luxury investment: "Soon there will be an apartment here"
Rotem Sela shared an Instagram story featuring a view of the Tel Aviv coastline, tagging developer Ido Hajaj with the caption: "Soon there will be an apartment here." Sela and her husband, Ariel Rotter, previously purchased a multi-million shekel unit in the Hajaj Group's INFINITY TOWER project.

Rani Rahav: 'I wish you were the shoe of Keren Marciano. You have a filthy mouth'
The news anchor presented the candidate who received support from Netanyahu, sparking a widespread discussion on social networks. A social activist sent a jab at Keren Marciano and Channel 12 journalists and got into trouble with PR expert Rani Rahav: 'You are a disgrace to Israeli society.'

Bezalel Smotrich criticizes Gadi Eisenkot's plan for the rehabilitation of the North
Minister of Finance Bezalel Smotrich uploaded a video to social media in which he launched a sharp attack against the 15 billion shekel plan for the rehabilitation of the North presented by Gadi Eisenkot, accusing his opponent of manipulating public opinion.

Maya Buskila with an unusual message to Eyal Golan's producer: "You can't do that"
Stormy rumors about the singer's new single sparked a huge drama, leading her to turn on the camera in a completely natural look and take a highly surprising step to prove the truth.

The web of hidden deals that entangled the Dodgers owner in a federal investigation
Under pressure from investigators and regulators, billionaire Mark Walter is rushing to unwind the bets he made and save his sports and finance empire.

Yaffa Ben-David: "Teachers should not be contacted via WhatsApp"; Parents: "It harms the direct connection"
Following the publication in "HaYom", the head of the Teachers' Union clarifies the Director-General's circular: the phone number of teaching staff is private, and schools must establish official communication channels. The Parent Leadership opposes: "Clear boundaries are not built through unilateral guidelines."

Murder in Beit Shemesh: Hillel’s uncle, who tried to save him, breaks down at funeral
The father of Ray, the cousin who was seriously wounded in the incident, eulogized his nephew. Amos, Hillel's father, spoke about the suspect: "I didn't know this neighbor, I never saw him." Hillel's mother shared the heartbreaking details of the tragedy.

After disappearing: burnt body of TikTok star found on a vineyard
Sonia Bellina, a French TikTok creator with over 259,000 followers, went missing, causing concern for her family. Shortly after, she was found dead by a laborer on a French vineyard. The direction of the investigation has not yet been determined.

Feiglin attacks Netanyahu: "He was scared to death of me"
Moshe Feiglin, a guest on the new episode of the C14 web program "On the Way to the Ballot Box with Dana Ron," returned to the period when he was one of the prominent figures in the Likud and claimed that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acted to block his progress in the party. Feiglin said that after his activity in the "Zo Artzeinu" movement, he worked for mass enrollment in the Likud: "I...

Remains of Sergeant Major Yehuda Katz brought to Israel
Following an operation led by Aman and the Mossad, the remains of Yehuda Katz, missing since 1982, have been recovered and returned to Israel. Identification was completed by the Military Rabbinate.

Moshe Feiglin reveals the oath he took at his fallen grandson's grave
Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin appeared on the "On the Way to the Ballot Box" program to discuss his personal loss and criticize the management of the war nearly three years after October 7.

Miracle in Nigeria: Footballer declared dead wakes up in the morgue
A chilling event has shaken African football: Nigerian defender Chinedu Ozoor collapsed during a match and was declared dead. Shortly after, viral reports claimed he had shown signs of life in the morgue, but the club has since refuted these claims.

Half an hour from Tel Aviv: The family cultivating the farm with a plow
In an area in western Binyamin, the Malet family lives alongside young people and volunteers, working together on grazing, agriculture, and guarding the farm. The place has become a tourist site, where a winery and a coffee cart operate. Adi Malet: "When you are in the field every day, you see the change happening before your eyes."

Attorney General Demands Expanded Enforcement Against Ultra-Orthodox Conscription Evaders
The Attorney General has called for an expansion of economic and personal sanctions against ultra-Orthodox individuals liable for military service. The directive follows a high-level meeting with representatives from the IDF, defense, finance, and justice ministries.

The former regulator recruited by Tzahi Nahmias to fight the Electricity Authority
Mega Or has hired former Noga CEO Sami Turgeman as a consultant, while the Electricity Authority has halted the distribution of licenses for data centers and is re-examining the criteria. At the center of the uncertainty: the company's request for a 1-gigawatt connection at the Alliance complex in Hadera.

Three days after the finale: Noy from "Married at First Sight" reveals her partner
Two days after announcing her split from Aviatar Dangur, "Married at First Sight" star Noy Ittah has shared that she has been in a relationship with a 31-year-old man named Ofir for the past eight months. The couple is already living together.

Did the Oslo Accords pass thanks to small right-wing parties?
New right-wing parties are warming up on the sidelines, but Minister Amichai Chikli claimed that such a scenario had already led to a "catastrophe" in the past. How accurate is the historical precedent that many in the Likud are waving around? The Whistle (HaMashrokit) by Globes.
"I didn't think about Ben Gvir": The deputy minister who joined Likud celebrates success
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen, who secured the eighth spot in the Likud primaries, was interviewed on "Five in the Evening" on 103fm, shared his feelings following the achievement, addressed Benjamin Netanyahu's support, and presented his views regarding the conscription of ultra-Orthodox and his political aspirations.

Tel Aviv Municipality fines: drivers discover penalties only after bank accounts are seized
Scooter riders report discovering fines only after interest has accrued and enforcement measures, such as bank account seizures, have been taken. Victims complain about a lack of initial notification and unanswered appeals. The municipality states it follows legal procedures and sends notices to official addresses.

Fourth incident: Kite with Arabic writing found in the Gaza Envelope
A kite, believed to have originated from the Gaza Strip, was discovered in the Simhoni Forest in the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council. Security forces and the IDF inspected the site, finding no explosives. The council stated: "We view any incident of this type with severity."

Government Companies Authority vs. Water Authority: Threatening Mekorot's Board of Directors, concerns over financial stability
A change in Mekorot's compensation mechanism is escalating tensions between the Water Authority, Mekorot, and the Government Companies Authority. The Government Companies Authority and Mekorot argue that the change will weaken the company's financial position, while the Water Authority claims it improves cash flow.

IDF eliminated 4 Hamas terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre
Military correspondent Hillel Biton Rosen reported that on Tuesday, IDF forces eliminated a company commander and three platoon commanders of the Hamas terrorist organization in the Beit Lahia area in the northern Gaza Strip.

7-year-old boy hospitalized after falling from a tree in Beit Shemesh
A 7-year-old boy was moderately injured on Tuesday after falling from a tree on Imrei Emet Street in Beit Shemesh. United Hatzalah medical teams provided initial treatment before evacuating him to Shaare Zedek Hospital.

USA Considers Reducing Military Presence in the Gulf
The Pentagon is analyzing whether to rebuild American bases in the Persian Gulf damaged by Iranian attacks. Alternatives include shifting forces westward, including to Israel, despite US concerns regarding potential espionage.

Data reveals: The law firms that earned millions from consulting for government companies
The Government Companies Authority publishes data on the fees of external legal advisors. The report reveals that the government bodies with the highest expenses are the Israel Electric Corporation, NTA, and Mekorot, highlighting a high degree of market concentration.

As salaries reach hundreds of thousands of shekels: The Chief Rabbinate to expand shochet training
The Council of the Chief Rabbinate has approved the immediate renewal of practical exams for shochets and a temporary certification track for team leaders. The move aims to address a manpower shortage that has driven up koshering costs for imported meat, though consumer price relief is not guaranteed.

Electra won the tender for the construction of the fast lane on Highway 5 for 2 billion shekels
Electra has won the tender for the construction and operation of the fast lane on Highway 5. The project is estimated at 2 billion shekels and is expected to be operational by 2031.
More than 320 buildings and employee benefits: An investigation into the secret apartments of KKL
Yossi Mizrahi spoke on 103fm about an investigation that examined a pool of more than 320 buildings owned by KKL. According to him, subsidized apartments are rented to employees, alongside allegations of internal benefits, appointments, and family ties within the organization.

6 killed in strike in Gaza; IDF: Senior Hamas members who planned an attack were eliminated
Palestinian media reported that six people were killed and ten wounded in an IDF drone strike in the port area of Gaza City. The strike comes a day after Jared Kushner's visit to Israel, which dealt with the implementation of the Trump plan in the Strip.

Ofer Winter and Yosef Haddad in advanced negotiations for a joint run
Brig. Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter is working to form a new right-wing party, with plans to announce it as early as next week. He has been in talks with advocacy activist Yosef Haddad and bereaved mother Lali Deri.

"Golden Parachute": Departing ministers and MKs will receive an adjustment grant of up to 312,000 shekels
The Likud primaries have resulted in 17 ministers and Knesset members leaving the legislature. All departing MKs will receive a substantial adjustment grant, reaching up to 312,000 shekels depending on their tenure.

Stock exchange closes with gains: Matrix shares jump over 11%
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange ended the session with gains in its two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.04% to 4,176.34 points, while the TA-125 index climbed 0.36% to 4,040.87 points.

"What tremor?": The non-invasive treatment that eliminated symptoms within minutes
A medical breakthrough offers new hope to those struggling with Parkinson's disease. An innovative technology based on focused sound waves manages to neutralize severe symptoms within minutes—without the need for invasive surgical intervention.
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Good news for drivers: Fast lane on Highway 5 to be built with 2 billion shekel investment
Electra has won the tender for the Highway 5 project, which includes a 25 km two-way fast lane and a transport hub with 3,200 parking spaces. The project is expected to be operational by 2031.

Drawing a line against Erdogan — and a message to Al-Shara: behind the mysterious attack in Syria
It is likely that the attack last night in northeastern Syria was intended to achieve strategic goals, similar to last April, when the IDF bombed the T4 airport: to remind Erdogan where the border lies — and to clarify to Al-Shara not to go too far. Since the fall of Assad, Ankara has been working to establish air defense systems in Syrian territory — which would limit the IDF's freedom of action.

With stricter protections: OpenAI launched a dedicated ChatGPT for teenagers
OpenAI has launched a version of ChatGPT tailored for minors, featuring parental controls and enhanced security measures to mitigate risks associated with AI-driven chatbots.

Ashkelon Resident Arrested on Suspicion of Cyberattacks on Dozens of Companies
An Ashkelon resident has been arrested on suspicion of deploying malware across dozens of Israeli companies to steal sensitive data. His detention has been extended until August 23, and the court has issued a gag order on his identity.

Judicial Precedent: Woman to Receive Rights to Company and Patent Registered in Husband's Brother's Name
The court ruled that despite the formal registration in the husband's brother's name, both brothers were equal partners in the technology company and the patent it developed, and therefore the rights will be included in the division of property between the spouses.

For the first time in a month and a half: sirens in the UAE due to a "missile threat"
Towards an escalation in the Gulf? Amid growing frustration in the region over Donald Trump's conduct, sirens were heard in the UAE - for the first time since July 12.
Likud claims AI involvement - Yeshar! party responds: "Everything is real"
Eizenkot's party rejected Likud's demand to remove the jingle video, claiming it is composed of real footage only. According to them, artificial intelligence was used to write the jingle - and its use was explicitly noted.

Right-wing party threatens lawsuit against Shas: "They copied the campaign and misled the public"
The Noam Le-Israel party sent a warning letter to Shas demanding they stop using a campaign that it claims was copied from them. The party argues that the use of the campaign could mislead voters and generate illicit benefits.

Followers of murdered rabbi took over 900 burial plots; police closed the complaint
Followers of the late Rabbi Shimon Gueta, who was murdered by a congregant, intend to build a memorial at his burial site. While the Chevra Kadisha initially allocated 24 plots, it is alleged that the followers seized 900. Police determined the matter should be resolved in civil court.

Revolution in ChatGPT: The new version that changes the rules of the game
OpenAI is launching a dedicated service aimed at a young audience, which includes unprecedented restrictions on sensitive content, advanced learning tools, and special monitoring options for concerned parents.

Haimonot Kasau's mother in tears: "Please help. It is hard for us and we are alone"
During her performance in Safed, children's star Miki Mohtar noticed the mother of the missing girl Haimonot Kasau, brought her up to the stage, and gave her the opportunity to convey a message to those present. Watch the moving documentation.

No subscription fees for two years: Isracard's new benefit for businesses
Many self-employed individuals and business owners face financial confusion between home and business expenses. A new platform offers a comprehensive management and clearing solution, with unique adaptation for the Haredi public and a significant two-year fee waiver.

The prospectus revealed: The salary record-holder at the investment house and bonuses for controlling shareholders
Pasternak Shoham is preparing for an IPO and reveals the salaries of its senior executives. Kérastase opens its first pop-up in Israel with Sydney Sweeney, and Office Depot returns to Eilat. Google, Teva, JDC, and the Clear Sky organization will distribute an innovation award to non-profits in the field of mental health.
Yisrael Beiteinu expands: Yonatan Yakubovich joins Avigdor Lieberman
Advocate Yonatan Yakubovich, who served as a member of the Herzliya City Council on behalf of the National Unity party, joins Yisrael Beiteinu and expresses support for Avigdor Lieberman: "The leader Israel needs at this time." His joining comes about two weeks after the joining of Lili Ben-Ami.

From pro-Palestinian protester to leader of an Israeli advocacy organization: "I saw the truth for myself"
Bpene Bi was a political activist who often used the slogan "From the river to the sea," but one visit to Israel changed everything he thought about it. Now he heads an Israeli advocacy organization in South Africa and brings politicians and leaders here so they can "see for themselves": "The policy against Israel is based on historical alliances."

After his party was banned: one of Russia's most prominent war opponents sentenced to 11 years in prison
"One person is imprisoned, but fear creeps into millions of hearts," said Lev Shlosberg, one of the leaders of the only party in Russia that opposes the war in Ukraine.

Absurd at Big: Property in Glilot called "most significant," but numbers remain undisclosed
The shopping center group Big closed the first half of 2026 with revenue of 1.37 billion shekels, while net profit fell by about 9% compared to last year. Rental fees in Ashdod grew significantly in the second quarter, and the fire in Petah Tikva, according to the company, will not affect the 2029 opening schedule.

This Friday: The Green Line of the Jerusalem Light Rail Launches
On Friday, the first section of the Green Line of the Jerusalem Light Rail will be launched, connecting Malha to the city entrance and including 13 stations. The new 7-kilometer section passes through Givat Ram, the Government District, and the Malha Sports Complex.
From Iron Dome to ZIM: The economic confrontation between Israel and Qatar escalates
Following the Qatari veto on the Rafael and Volkswagen deal, opposition is forming in Israel to the sale of ZIM to Hapag-Lloyd and the FIMI fund. Security agencies and government ministries fear Qatari and Saudi influence on the national logistics artery.

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the most annoying things in Windows: the menu
Microsoft has acknowledged that the context menu in Windows 11 is cluttered and slow. The company announced a major update focused on performance improvements and full user customization of the menu.

Microsoft is finally fixing one of the most annoying things in Windows: the menu
Microsoft has admitted that the Windows 11 context menu has become cluttered and slow. The company is rolling out a major update focused on performance improvements and full user customization of the menu items.

After the arrest: Ofek Adanek with 3 songs in the Hitlist top ten
Ofek Adanek has gone through weeks full of upheavals after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, but he is flourishing in the musical arena with three songs in the top ten of the Israeli chart. Everything happening in music in Israel that you must know.
Opposition attacks Likud list: "The October 7th list"
Following the results of the Likud primaries, opposition party leaders criticized the party's new list. Yair Lapid stated that "Likud needs a rest from power," Naama Lazimi called for them to step down, and Gadi Eisenkot labeled the list as "the October 7th list."
Suspicion: Bag with pistols thrown onto roof during police search in Tayibe
During a police search in Tayibe, a bag containing two Glock pistols, magazines, ammunition, and a black mask was found on the roof of a building. Two young men were arrested, and three other residents were detained for questioning.

At the baron's expense: how guests will arrive at the wedding of Omer Adam and Sasha
After we revealed the exclusive guest list that will fly to celebrate with Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich at the wedding of the year in Italy, mako celebrities learned exactly how they will reach the dream location — and most importantly, at whose expense. First publication.

Channel 12 anchor criticizes Netanyahu and Likud: Details from the live broadcast
Following the release of the Likud primary results, Nesli Barda criticized the senior party members who secured top spots on the list. Watch the anchor's pointed monologue.

New Hospital to Be Built in Israel: Ariel Selected for the Project
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the establishment of a university hospital in Ariel during his visit to the city. The announcement was made while touring the new Amirim neighborhood, part of a major westward expansion plan.

Harry Potter Arrives in Tel Aviv: A Massive Free Pop-Up Experience
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first film, an official Harry Potter pop-up will open at Dizengoff Center featuring interactive photo booths, family activities, and exclusive discounts.

After a loss of millions of shekels: Azorim Living reports 148% jump in net profit
Azorim Living, which moved from a heavy loss of millions of shekels to a net profit of tens of millions, reveals its second-quarter 2026 data and reports an occupancy rate of nearly 100% across its properties.

Erik Shtilman Files 1.28 Million Shekel Lawsuit Against Journalists and Sports Channel
Erik Shtilman has officially filed a lawsuit against the Sports Channel, Raz Zahavi, and Nadav Tsanciper, seeking 1.28 million shekels in damages. The plaintiff claims the presenters' on-air remarks were intended to humiliate him and damage his reputation.

Record Equity of 455 Million: Michlal Mimun Financial Results
The non-bank credit company Michlal Mimun reports a strong second quarter of 2026 with a net profit of 17.5 million shekels and outlines plans to expand its support portfolio by hundreds of millions of shekels.

The complex in Glilot and growth in Europe contributed to the improvement in Big's results
The second quarter of 2025 marked the first full quarter in which Big Shopping Centers benefited from the Glilot complex. Net operating income (NOI) from Israeli assets jumped by 25%.

Syria officially admits for the first time that it possesses nuclear material: "It will remain in our possession"
The Syrian Foreign Minister stated: "It is our right to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes." Overnight, Israel struck deep inside Syria, dozens of kilometers from the Turkish border.

Entered Jericho for shopping with a one-year-old baby — and were interrogated under caution
A couple from Jerusalem entered the Palestinian city accompanied by their infant son for the purpose of shopping. The police located the three and guided them out of Area A, where they were detained for questioning. The incident joins a series of cases from recent months in which citizens entered Palestinian territories and were extracted from there.

13-year-old girl spent the night in detention: suspected of trespassing in her own home
The Public Defender's Office in the Southern District claims that Eilat police frequently arrest minors unnecessarily. In one instance, a 13-year-old girl was detained for 'trespassing' in her own home after locking herself in a protected room. The court criticized the police's actions, calling them reckless.

Disney sues Trump administration: 'An unprecedented attack on free speech'
Disney has filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration's FCC, alleging a campaign of retaliation against ABC stations and a violation of First Amendment rights.

Star of "Eretz Nehederet" closes her business after four years
Tom Yaar is putting her popular cafe in Tel Aviv's Florentin neighborhood up for sale. The actress admits she is tired of the demanding restaurant industry and is ready for her next professional adventure.

Eyal Shani's secret: The moment that changed his life is revealed
The beloved chef talks about a difficult shooting day when he suffered from an extremely high fever, and explains why he did not give up on the work despite the health risk and the hallucinations he experienced.

AliExpress Hires PR Firm in Israel for the First Time: Moshe Debi to Lead Strategy
Chinese retail giant AliExpress is launching a major PR initiative in Israel. The company has tapped Debi Communications to spearhead its local strategy, starting with service upgrades including a reduced free shipping threshold of 139 shekels.

Reality star on personal loss: "When someone is dear to you, you miss them even more"
About two months before his audition for "MasterChef", Bar Levi's mother passed away after a battle with a serious illness. Now, back in the kitchen for the "Dream Team" season, Levi shares his feelings: "Mom inspired me to become a cook, and I feel that she is here with me, watching over me."

On the way to Itamar Ben Gvir? May Golan attacks after the defeat: "The PM's people decided I am 'too right-wing'"
After reaching an unrealistic spot in the Likud primaries, Minister Golan attacked, stating that "they did not want a right-wing and opinionated woman in the party." In the shadow of the investigation against her, it is possible that Golan will receive a reserved spot on the "Otzma Yehudit" list, following close work with Minister Itamar Ben Gvir throughout the term.

Back to school, with a new look: Why are more teenagers choosing plastic surgery?
The summer vacation has become a window of opportunity for teenagers to change their appearance and "refresh" themselves ahead of the next school year. A plastic surgery expert explains the influence of social media, warns against unrealistic expectations, and reveals the most popular procedures, as well as when a surgeon might say "no."

Good news for millions of Israelis: Railway section opens for the first time in 15 years
The transport revolution in the capital is stepping up: starting this coming Friday (21.8), the new L3 line will be officially launched, connecting the HaTurim station on Jaffa Street to the Malha station. The new line will provide residents and visitors with continuous access to employment, education, and leisure centers.

From Rafah to Azrieli Mall in Two Years: Severely Wounded Fighter Opens New Branch
Dreams come true: Yonatan Ben-Shabat was severely wounded during the fighting in Gaza and today moves in a wheelchair, but this week he celebrated the opening of the new branch of his jewelry brand at Azrieli.

10% Salary Increase, Bonuses, and Cibus: New Employment Terms for Kavim Drivers
A new collective agreement has been signed, significantly upgrading employment conditions for 2,000 bus drivers at Kavim. The deal includes special monthly bonuses, increased welfare budgets, and salary hikes totaling thousands of shekels.

Channel 14 presenter with a sharp statement on live broadcast: "Come out of the closet, stand in the light"
Dana Varon criticized MK Gilad Kariv on air following a video where the politician addressed the Arab sector. The presenter accused "The Democrats" party of duplicity, urging them to be transparent about their political agenda.

Professor Yuval Albashan leaves Yedioth Ahronoth for competitor
Renowned legal expert Professor Yuval Albashan is joining Israel Hayom as a senior legal commentator. His columns will be featured in both daily editions and the Israel HaShavua supplement.

Disappointment for crypto investors: major currencies record declines
While the leading currency in the market manages to maintain stability and even rise slightly, Ethereum and Binance Coin disappoint traders with a red trend and surprising prices at the end of the trading day.

Hili Tropper pledges: 'We will not sit in a Netanyahu government'
Hili Tropper, chairman of the "Zionist Home - The Reservists" party, stated that his political faction will not join a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. He emphasized his commitment to forming a broad Zionist coalition.

Infrastructure works: Israel Railways announces service disruptions this weekend
From August 20 to 22, train schedules in the Zevulun area will be adjusted due to planned maintenance. Several stations will be temporarily closed, with free shuttle bus services provided. Normal service is expected to resume on the morning of Sunday, August 23.

A new workshop will teach you how to bypass HR filters when job hunting
When one job opening receives hundreds of applications, methods must change. Yehonatan Alfasi from Ti-Space shares strategies to help candidates reach decision-makers directly.
Elections 2026: Key Dates on the Path to the 26th Knesset
With primaries concluded, the election campaign for the 26th Knesset is entering its final stretch. The schedule includes the submission of final candidate lists, the start of official propaganda, and the general election day on October 27, 2026.

After being pushed out of the list: May Golan reacts to primary results
Minister May Golan reacted to the Likud primary results, where despite receiving 19,214 votes, she was pushed to the 40th spot on the party list—a position not considered realistic according to current polls.

MasterChef star returns with a storm: "Others may come after me, but I was the first. You can't forget me"
Aviva Pivko, a veteran contestant from the first season of MasterChef, returns to the kitchen for the new "Dream Team" season. With her signature competitiveness and confidence, she aims to win while showing viewers that she is not as intimidating as she appears.

The new addition to Bennett - and Tropper's declaration: "We will not sit under Netanyahu"
The former PM added Nissan Zeevi to his party, the "man of the North" who led the struggle to rehabilitate the confrontation line and founded "Lobby 1701": "Entering politics to be the voice of the North". In the Zionist Home party, they clarified firmly that they will not sit under Netanyahu, in Religious Zionism they attacked: "A gun to the temple and a return to divisive boycotts". Shas...

Toddler's fall from third floor exposes mother's pattern of neglect
The mother is accused of locking her two daughters in their room overnight, physically abusing the toddler, and leaving them unsupervised. After the fall, the older sister carried the injured child back into the apartment. Prosecutors allege a prolonged history of neglect and violence behind the incident.

Kiryat Yam sent Rafael a bill for 1.2 billion shekels, the court ruled: "Unreasonable"
The Haifa District Court has canceled the Kiryat Yam Municipality's demand for 1.245 billion shekels in development levies from Rafael, ruling that the underlying calculations were flawed.

Towards an additional 100 million NIS investment: Activity data of the National Quantum Computing Center revealed
The Israel Innovation Authority has announced a 100 million NIS call for proposals to establish new national quantum computing R&D infrastructure. This initiative marks the next phase in Israel's strategy to secure technological independence.

Ronen Tzur recordings exposed: How billionaire Alex Skler's 'hive' operates
A 'Kan 11' investigation reveals the sophisticated ruse of media consultant Julian Levinson, who offered services worth one million shekels to map out the network operating behind the aggressive campaign against Zvika Nave.

Benjamin Netanyahu Announces Establishment of Hospital at Ariel University
During a tour of Ariel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to establish a regional university hospital, nine years after laying the cornerstone for the institution's medical faculty.

Lucy Ayoub reflects on the past 9 years: "A lot of water has passed under the bridge"
One of Israel's most recognizable television hosts, Lucy Ayoub, is preparing for the finale of her current show. To mark the occasion, she shared a nostalgic moment reflecting on her career journey.

The town where you will find a new garden apartment for 1.3 million shekels
Apartment prices in the periphery are relatively low, but vary from city to city. What is happening in Arad and Yeruham, and are off-plan apartments still a good deal?
The liquidation plan hatched at the Dan Hotel in Herzliya: plea bargain for members of the "Al-Asmar" gang
Nine members of the "Al-Asmar" gang were convicted as part of a plea bargain for conspiracy to commit murder. According to the amended indictment, they planned a series of liquidations as part of a conflict with the "Sabichat" gang; the agreed sentences reach up to three years in prison.

Soldiers marked Palestinian detainees with a number on their forehead and hand, IDF: 'Lessons have been learned'
A resident of Qabatiya was interviewed by a Qatari channel with the number '44' written on his forehead, claiming: 'This is my fourth arrest, and the first time they have marked me like this. They are humiliating us in every possible way.' The IDF stated: 'Commanders clarified the severity of the act to the forces, lessons have been learned.'

Amsalem after the primaries: "There were complex periods, but the path has not changed"
Minister Dudi Amsalem, who secured the 17th spot on the Likud list, addressed the primary results on Tuesday via the social network X, thanking party members for their support. Alongside his gratitude, Amsalem reflected on his last term, admitting that he did not manage to accomplish everything he had planned.

Planned a terror attack and stabbed a 74-year-old: Heavy sentence for a cleaner who tried to murder an elderly woman in Jerusalem
The Jerusalem District Court sentenced Nabil Shaabani to 22.5 years in prison for the attempted murder of a 74-year-old woman for whom he had worked for years. Shaabani strangled the elderly woman, robbed her, and when he returned to the scene and discovered she was alive, he stabbed her in the neck and chest. The judges: "He damaged the fragile fabric of life in Jerusalem; the events of October...

"They want to crush the Right": Eddie Cohen exposes the campaign in the Arab world
Commentator on the Arab world, Dr. Eddie Cohen, addressed today, Tuesday, the campaign that, according to him, is being conducted in the Arab world against the Likud party and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In an interview on the "Noon Journal" program, he claimed: "They want to bring down the Right."

Matchbox Twenty frontman accidentally injures bandmate with microphone stand
Rob Thomas, lead singer of Matchbox Twenty, accidentally struck guitarist Paul Doucette with a microphone stand during a show in Ohio. The impact shattered Doucette's in-ear monitor, leaving fragments in his ear canal that required professional removal.

Trump Declares Strait of Hormuz 'New American Territory'
US President Donald Trump shared a map of the Persian Gulf labeling the Strait of Hormuz as 'new American territory.' Iran continues to threaten that the strait will remain closed until US conditions are met.
Environmental failure is a governance failure — and the next government must change the system | Prof. Marcelo Sternberg
Pollution has no passport. What starts beyond the fence can reach our tap. Streams, aquifers, air, and the sea connect Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.

"Turkey is looting Somalia": Somali MP in an extraordinary attack on Erdogan's takeover of the country
In a conversation with N12, Somali MP Abdullahi Hashi Abib tells about the immense influence of Turkey in Somalia, which has become a scene of friction between Israel and Turkey.

The bride who proved it's never too late to get married – and stunned the web
For years, Ayelet Shaul from Rishon LeZion heard the question "How are you still single?" at every family event. Now, at 41, she finally stood under the chuppah, and a video from her wedding went viral. Behind the moment that moved thousands of users lies a story of years of waiting, societal pressure, and a stubborn choice not to compromise just to check a box.

Mekorot considers halting projects amid conflict with Water Authority
Water company Mekorot reported a 291% surge in net profit to 243 million shekels for Q2 2026. However, the company warns it may halt new development projects due to an ongoing dispute with the Water Authority.

After being nearly sucked out of the plane: The multi-million lawsuit against Ryanair and new suspicions
A 61-year-old passenger was partially sucked out of a plane at an altitude of about 5 km and was saved thanks to his seatbelt and the help of other passengers. Now he and 35 others are preparing a massive lawsuit against the airline. Their lawyer stated: "If he hadn't been wearing a seatbelt, he wouldn't have survived."
Supreme Court petition filed against Attorney General over claims Netanyahu exploited Shin Bet powers
The Movement for Quality Government has petitioned the Supreme Court against the Attorney General, the State Attorney, and the Police Commissioner, demanding they explain why the Prime Minister will not be investigated for "using the sensitive powers of the Shin Bet."

The player Beitar Jerusalem is interested in for next season
After yesterday's match against Hapoel Ramat Gan, the professional staff of Beitar Jerusalem set their sights on the opponent's left winger, David Asanka. The young player is showing impressive ability at the start of the season and capped off his performance with a goal against Yonatan Ozer following a successful one-two with Maxim Plakuschenko.

Suspect in gluing the lock of 'Cafe BaSmita' distanced from the business
The suspect was arrested on suspicion of involvement in graffiti, littering, and damaging the lock of the cafe, which has been a focal point for protests between ultra-Orthodox and secular individuals over its operation on Saturdays.

Following N12 report: Temporary injunction issued to prevent deportation of Telma Kasau — she will be able to stay with her partner and daughters
The court issued an order preventing the removal from Israel of Telma, a mother of an Israeli daughter and the common-law partner of an Israeli citizen. The legal battle will continue to be managed by her lawyers, but she will be able to remain by her family's side during the process. Her 16-year-old daughter Adi said last week: "I didn't think a day would come when they would decide that my mom...

Chaos on a European island: soldiers sent to the streets to deal with crowds of tourists
Army and police forces have taken to the streets in Malta in an unprecedented enforcement operation against tourists, including passport confiscation and deportation. Residents of the popular Sliema neighborhood clarify that even a military presence will not stop the anarchy as long as party boats, illegal alcohol, and pirate vacation apartments continue to take over the neighborhoods.

After the stars' deaths: The Disney movie blowing up on TikTok
The death of Hayden Panettiere at age 36, just a year and a half after the passing of Michelle Trachtenberg at 39, has sparked a wave of nostalgia for the 2005 film "Ice Princess." Fans are sharing clips from the movie, mourning the loss of both stars.

Google is acquiring data from a bankrupt airline, and it has a good reason
Google has won a tender to acquire the internal data of the American airline Spirit for $10 million. The tech giant intends to use this massive dataset to train its AI models.

Urbanica reports record quarterly profit, yet shares remain 31% below IPO price
The fashion chain from the Castro-Hoodies group recorded a 70% jump in net profit to 30.6 million shekels and approved a 30 million shekel dividend. Despite improved margins, the stock, with a market cap of 1.03 billion shekels, has fallen by 15% year-to-date.
The campaign that didn't ask to vote for David Amsalem - until he asked himself | Nimrod Eliran Sabach
In David Amsalem's campaign, they chose to almost completely forgo the direct request to the voter and present him through the people, the struggles, and the moments that shaped him. Only at the last moment did he ask for the members' trust himself.

Just about a month after the breakup: Avivit Bar Zohar reveals a new relationship
The star who burst into our lives on "Big Brother" and has been proving day after day that she is not giving up on the spotlight, has revealed a new relationship. The couple has been dating for only two weeks but has already made their first public appearance.

HaSolelim project boosts Mivne's financial performance
The occupancy of the HaSolelim project drove a 10% increase in Mivne's Net Operating Income (NOI) to 239 million shekels in Q2 2026. Adjusted Funds From Operations (AFFO) rose by 15% to 178 million shekels.
Escalation in the Middle East: Houthis issue new threat to strategic port
The Iranian-backed militia in Yemen threatens to shut down operations in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait area, a critical transit point for global maritime trade.

Bypassing the Ministry of Heritage: KKL to fund Gaza Envelope memorials without veto power
The KKL board of directors approved a 110 million shekel aid package for rehabilitation and commemoration in the south. Against the backdrop of Minister Amichai Eliyahu's demand for involvement in the nature of the commemoration in Kfar Aza, the fund will allocate 15 million shekels to the kibbutz and anchor full freedom of choice for the community in the agreement. KKL Chairman: "Wherever the...

Defense establishment remains silent, senior US official publicly blames Israel for overnight strike in Syria
Tom Barrack, the US envoy to Syria, claims that Israel bombed the runway at the Abu al-Duhur base last night, located just 70 km from Turkey. Israel maintains silence and claims it is not involved in the event. The Syrian Foreign Minister stated that nuclear material will remain under Syrian control, subject to IAEA guarantees. An Israeli source told Fox News that sensitive intelligence was shared...

From Wealthy Mansion to Abandoned Mall: The Story of Migdal HaNeviim
Twisting corridors, elevators that only stop on odd-numbered floors, and a supermarket with obscure brands. The Prophets Tower (Migdal HaNeviim) in Haifa was intended to be the city's mall of the future, but it has become a confusing and underutilized labyrinth.

Tragedy in Eilat: Man aged about 50 drowns near Coral Beach
A man aged about 50 was pulled from the water unconscious this afternoon near the Coral Beach in Eilat. Bystanders began basic resuscitation efforts, and MADA teams summoned to the scene continued with advanced medical treatment. Unfortunately, despite intensive efforts, paramedics were forced to pronounce his death at the scene.
Hatzor HaGlilit resident attacks foreign worker with glass bottle over 'touching his hand'
A 41-year-old resident of Hatzor HaGlilit has been indicted for attacking a foreign worker during an argument. The defendant allegedly smashed a glass bottle on the victim's head, claiming it was a reaction to the victim 'touching his hand'. Prosecutors have requested he remain in custody until the end of the trial.

Moving to the next level: the pair of dancers from "Dancing with the Stars" are moving in together
After their sweet relationship behind the scenes of the dance reality show was revealed, Ivan Denisov and Nicole Rogovin, who danced alongside Avishag Semberg and Guy Hochman, are moving in together. Although they were eliminated from the competition with their stars, they simultaneously made time for what really matters.

The economy is waiting for the storm to pass. That is the mistake
The Israeli economy must abandon the habit of waiting for stability after every crisis. Uncertainty has become the new norm, requiring a shift in management strategies and state policy.

Shipping prices have plummeted, but the consumer is still paying dearly
International airlines are gradually returning to Israel, increasing air cargo capacity and driving down transport costs. However, despite these lower logistics expenses, consumer prices remain high, failing to reflect the market stabilization.

Antisemitic display in Washington: 'Israel murders children' and a figure of Netanyahu dancing on blood
Blood libel in the heart of the US capital: extremists turned the street opposite the Israeli embassy into a scene of incitement, including signs accusing Israel of murdering children and 'Israeli control over Washington'.
The Failure of Greece's 'Brain Gain' Program: A Crisis of Academic Trust
Greece has failed in its attempt to lure leading scientists back to their homeland following the trauma of the economic crisis. This comes after about half a million people left the country during the economic crisis that broke out in Greece in 2008.

Wall Street raises S&P 500 forecasts - while the European Central Bank warns of a correction
In the central bank's blog, economists warned that a significant pullback in tech stocks is a plausible scenario that could threaten financial stability on the continent. Meanwhile, analysts are only raising their forecasts for the US stock market, in light of the strong second-quarter earnings season.

"The budget hole" in the IDF and mounting pressure: The government may cause sensitive deals to collapse
After about three years of intense fighting, the IDF and Ministry of Defense's "budget hole" is estimated at 40 billion shekels, primarily due to reserve duty expenses. Amid this, there is internal criticism of the Manpower Directorate for inefficient management of reserve quotas, with calls for sharper cuts.

Why airlines leave passengers on the plane for hours before takeoff
In addition to congestion at Ben Gurion Airport, passengers are now facing long waits inside aircraft before departure. Airlines, fearing the loss of their takeoff slots, often begin boarding on schedule even when delays are anticipated.

Israel's dramatic move: ban on all defense exports to Qatar
Israel has imposed a total ban on all defense exports to Qatar. The decision affects not only future deals but also contracts signed years ago. According to foreign reports, defense exports to Qatar are estimated at hundreds of millions of dollars.

Couple killed on honeymoon: Helicopter crashes on Greek island after 'mysterious radio silence'
Alexander Kromy and Marie Ebert, newlyweds from London, were killed on their honeymoon when the private helicopter transporting them to the island of Sifnos crashed meters from the landing pad. The pilot also died; reports indicate he had announced his intention to land before a 'mysterious radio silence' occurred.

Xiaomi shakes up the market: new smartphone arrives in Israel — from $350
The tech giant introduces the Redmi Note 17 Pro Max, featuring a 10,000mAh battery and exceptional durability. The international launch has begun, with an official event scheduled for August 27, followed by an Israeli market release.

Traffic Disruption in Jerusalem: Major Artery to Close for a Month
One of the busiest thoroughfares in Jerusalem is set to close for 30 days due to infrastructure works. Drivers are advised to follow the instructions of traffic controllers and use navigation apps.

Starting today: Main traffic artery blocked for two years
Starting at midnight, new and extensive traffic arrangements have come into effect in the area of Liberty Bell Park (Gan HaPaamon) and Derech Beit Lehem Street in Jerusalem. This is a significant change in the city's traffic map. Drivers and public transport passengers are asked to stay updated on alternative routes.

A 12 Million Shekel Budget: A Moving Gesture of Support for Kibbutz Nir Oz Families
The KKL board of directors has approved a 12 million shekel budget to facilitate the relocation of approximately 40 families from Kibbutz Nir Oz to Kibbutz Beit Nir. The project, aimed at rebuilding the community, is now entering its practical phase.

Why does everyone see little people? The mushroom that intrigues brain researchers
What is the connection between a Lilliputian mushroom, brain syndromes, and the dish served to former US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen? Is the promising company Karyopharm, which develops cancer treatments, heading toward insolvency? And what will the Israeli company Remepy do with the 36 million dollars it raised? This week in biomed.

Competition on the New York route: Israir opens ticket sales
Israir has announced that it will begin selling tickets for its new New York route next Tuesday. The first flights are scheduled for October 19, 2026, pending final approval from U.S. aviation authorities.

Elderly woman in the south celebrates 106: "What makes me happiest is that the soldiers are coming home"
Hasia Misulovin from Omer celebrated her 106th birthday this week. She is the oldest woman in the south and one of the oldest women in Israel. A Holocaust survivor born in Lithuania, she immigrated to Israel and dedicated about 30 years to volunteering for IDF soldiers. She shares what still makes her happiest: "That the family is healthy and that the soldiers are coming home." And what is the...
Live broadcast: Court in Damascus sentences Assad's cousin to death
Waseem Badia al-Assad, cousin of former Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, received a death sentence for murder, torture, and crimes committed during the civil war. He is in custody in Syria and was present in the courtroom during the sentencing, which was broadcast live.

Maya Wertheimer responds for the first time to criticism from the Left
After sharing that she prays and sparking negative criticism in the left-wing camp, actress Maya Wertheimer responded this morning (Tuesday) for the first time to the storm that erupted on social media: "I saw that there are people who find it strange that I post prayers. That is really their business and not mine, everyone is driven by their own place."

Report: The Closed Sea That Became Iran's Military Oxygen Pipe
The military alliance between Moscow and Tehran is taking a new form: Russia is transferring drone components to Iran via the Caspian Sea, helping it restore capabilities damaged during the war against the U.S. and Israel. This route, previously used by Iran to supply Russia, is now operating in the opposite direction.
No women, no security experts, no leaders. The main thing is that Netanyahu is satisfied | Ben Caspit
The primaries have ended and Netanyahu has once again proven who is the "landlord," but behind the victory lies the truth. From a party of leaders and ideology, the Likud has become an "army of trembling dwarfs."

"I am a BRCA carrier - the shortage of hormonal therapy endangers my life"
After choosing to undergo an oophorectomy to reduce the risk of cancer, I discovered that the hormonal therapy I need has become an ongoing struggle to obtain medication. Phone calls to pharmacies, searches in online groups, and recurring shortages that harm thousands of women. This is not how treatment recommended by the healthcare system should look.

Arrived with weakness and fever - and was diagnosed with Mediterranean spotted fever
4-year-old N. arrived at the hospital with a fever, weakness, and a rash, but blood tests raised suspicion of Mediterranean spotted fever. Although her parents did not notice a tick bite and she had not been hiking in nature, it turned out she had been in contact with the family dog. After antibiotic treatment, her condition improved and she was discharged home. Her father: "We were very surprised...

Russia: Soon We Will Receive Ownership of Alexander’s Courtyard in Jerusalem
The Russian Embassy in Israel said that the process of re-registering Russian ownership rights over the compound in the Old City of Jerusalem is in its final stages. Meanwhile, in Israel it is said that it is not possible to set an exact timetable for completing the process—which has been ongoing for about a decade.

Violent robbery in Be'er Sheva: Negev resident attacked a woman in a wheelchair
An 18-year-old is charged with aggravated robbery and the fraudulent use of a payment instrument. According to the indictment, the suspect stopped a woman in a wheelchair at night, punched her, and forcibly stole her bag before attempting to use her stolen credit card in Rahat.

Gidi Gov's legal battle following the car accident
The legal struggle surrounding the multi-vehicle accident involving singer Gidi Gov on the Ayalon Highway continues, even after the insurance company Phoenix paid compensation to the driver whose vehicle was damaged in the accident. Documents submitted to the court show that although the driver was compensated with approximately 30,000 shekels, the insurance company still seeks to determine who...

Data reveals: erosion in the number of public transport trip validations
The Central Bureau of Statistics has published data on public transport trip validations for 2024–2025. The figures indicate an erosion and a decline in validated trips across most transport lines.

Kosta Osadchy from "MasterChef": "I accept their opinion, but I don't have to agree"
After capturing the hearts of viewers in the eighth season, Kosta Osadchy received another chance to fulfill his dream and win "MasterChef". Following a tense evening, he ended his journey in the competition, and in an interview with "Morning News" he summarized the experience and shared his thoughts on the judges' critiques.

Tali Gottlieb in a sharp attack against Netanyahu: "He made an effort to thwart and weaken me"
Despite the victory in the primaries and securing a realistic spot, the Knesset member does not spare criticism, accusing the Prime Minister's advisors of deliberate sabotage attempts while issuing a dramatic political warning for the future.

Empire in crisis: Nike stock down 78% from its peak — is this an opportunity?
Nike remains one of the world's most prominent corporations, but a 78% drop from its all-time high prompts investors to examine whether the current price presents a genuine investment opportunity.

Gidi Gov in a fierce legal battle: New complications following accident compensation
After paying tens of thousands of shekels to a driver injured in an accident, the insurance company "Phoenix" has launched a separate legal proceeding against its famous client, Gidi Gov, claiming he was driving under an active medical disqualification.
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Post-war recovery: A 900 million shekel project in Ramat Gan
The District Committee has approved an urban renewal (pinui-binui) plan for a complex significantly damaged during the war. Details on the cooperation between the Tidhar Group and the Ramat Gan Municipality.

History in Israel: First-ever orangutan infant born at the Biblical Zoo
In honor of International Orangutan Day, which will be held tomorrow, the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem marks 4 months since the birth of Chaya - the first-ever orangutan infant born at the zoo. The zoo staff invites the public to come and experience magical moments.

Rebecca agreed to AI transcription - and was labeled a drug user: "I was in shock"
Rebecca Green agreed to have her medical appointment recorded by AI to save time, only to be stunned when a letter to her family doctor falsely claimed she used hallucinogenic mushrooms.
The President Who Cried 'Wolf': Trump's Threats Yield Diminishing Returns | Dan Perry
Trump threatens to bomb Oman, but his inflammatory rhetoric only weakens the US. Instead of losing an important ally, he should speak quietly, exert real pressure, and stop crying 'wolf'.
The "Economic Deep State" in Israel? The real problem lies in the government | Professor Yossi Spiegel
Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya blames the "economic deep state" for the cost of living, but the address is elsewhere: the government is the one that holds the power to change reality – and it is the one that must be held accountable.

Homebuyer wins compensation after discovering dozens of construction defects
Missing shutters, uninsulated piping, cracks, and dampness—a court in Kfar Saba has ordered a contractor to pay compensation to an apartment buyer. The judge ruled that by ignoring the buyer's requests, the company forfeited its right to repair the defects itself.

Nasdaq presents: trading 23 hours a day, five days a week
The Nasdaq stock exchange intends to extend trading hours in the US to nearly 23 hours, five days a week. The move is designed to meet the growing global demand for US stocks.

"I was reborn": Kelly Osbourne takes a break after breakup and loss
Two weeks after sharply criticizing her ex on Instagram, and about a year after her father's death, the star is taking a break to recharge: "This vacation reminded me that taking a break is not a waste of time - it is exactly what is needed to return to yourself."

Filber hit back at Channel 12 News: "Did I do it right?"
Pollster Shlomo Filber responded to an attack by Channel 12 News correspondent Ilan Lukatch, after the latter harshly criticized Channel 14 polls over the weekend and even used the results of the Bar Association elections to claim a "history of failures."

Safety concerns: Amazon removes popular squishy toys from its platform
Popular squishy toys have come under scrutiny by U.S. authorities due to the risk of containing hazardous materials. Amazon has begun removing counterfeit products that fail to meet safety standards and may pose health risks to children.

Listen very carefully to what the "Democrats" are saying in Arabic
Say a big congratulations to Knesset member Gilad Kariv and the Democrats party. He is currently celebrating one hundred thousand followers on his Facebook page in Arabic. What an impressive achievement, right?

3 years of the Red Line: travel time reduced and extension work begins
The Ministry of Transport and NTA report 76 million trips since the light rail's launch and the start of construction to connect to Rishon LeZion. Total travel time has been reduced to 63 minutes. The NTA chair noted that the company will continue to improve service, particularly on the Bat Yam-Tel Aviv section.

Abuse: Monkey kept illegally in a house in Jericho – suspect arrested
A green monkey was located and rescued overnight from a cage in a house in Jericho after suspicions arose that it was being kept there illegally. The monkey was transferred to the custody of the Nature and Parks Authority and subsequently to the Israeli Monkey Sanctuary.

World Press on Israel: Diplomatic Deadlock, Maritime Piracy, and Oil Crisis
World press headlines: The meeting between Jared Kushner and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem ended with little progress, the war in the Strait of Hormuz has triggered a rise in piracy off the coast of Somalia, and experts are assessing the long-term consequences of high oil prices through 2027.

The suspicion - kicked in the head to death: new details from the Eldar Dayan murder case
The police suspect that four young residents of Petah Tikva kicked Dayan in the head during the fight and caused the brain hemorrhage that led to his death. The four will be brought today for a remand hearing on suspicion of murder by a group. The fifth suspect is on the run, and the police are conducting a manhunt for him.

The end of the scam: how to identify SMS fraud using artificial intelligence
SMS fraud has become a major threat in Israel. AI expert Dalia Baida has introduced a technological solution using the Gemini system's Gems feature to help users identify phishing attempts in real time.

The city in the center that is breaking records – and not the kind you would want to be proud of
New data from the Partner group, released on Tuesday, reveals the electricity consumption habits of households in Israel: how much we consume each month, when usage spikes, which cities lead the list, and how much it all costs us.
Threatened him to say it happened "by mistake": Indictment against the son who shot his father with a speargun
The prosecution filed an indictment against Moshe Levi, who shot his father with a speargun arrow and seriously wounded him, following a series of confrontations over his drug addiction. During the investigation, he claimed the shooting was accidental, but police say security cameras contradict his claim.
Putin Touches Japan's Most Sensitive Point: Moscow and Tokyo in Collision
The Russian president's visit to Iturup, one of the four islands Tokyo demands be returned, sparked an exchange of protests between the countries. Japan criticized the move, Moscow summoned the ambassador, and Sergey Lavrov accused Tokyo of having "crossed the line of good taste."
Great Britain and Turkey involved: Northern Cyprus fertility scandal
A fraud and medical malpractice case is shaking the fertility industry in Northern Cyprus. The case involves at least 30 children born from mismatched donor material.
The Air Force's concept proved to be a mistake: corrective measures are underway
The October 7 massacre taught the Air Force that it was greatly mistaken — and the combat helicopter squadrons will be split, with some Apache helicopters moving from Ramon Airbase to Ramat David Airbase. Meanwhile, the purchase of new helicopters continues to be delayed.

Baruch Marzel on Ben Gvir: 'We protested together against the "parade of beasts" - and he supports Ohana'
Veteran right-wing activist Baruch Marzel criticized Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for his call to support Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana during the recent Likud primaries. Marzel argued that the minister has strayed from his original ideological path.

Two checks of 400 shekels turned into a debt of 13 thousand - until the registrar intervened
The debtor claimed that the debt was paid back in 2003 and that the creditor had been "sleeping on their rights" for almost a decade before initiating the procedure. The registrar at the Haifa Execution Office rejected the repayment claim but significantly reduced the interest on arrears in both cases.

Heroin, crystal, and ecstasy: drugs worth millions seized in Lod
Approximately 2.5 kilograms of drugs were seized during searches in several compounds in the HaRakevet neighborhood and its surroundings. Alongside the drugs, hundreds of test tubes, scales, and equipment suspected of being used for distribution were found. Two residents of the city in their 20s were arrested for questioning.

You have 500,000 shekels: an investment apartment or a stock portfolio?
An investment apartment can provide rent and appreciation, but requires high capital, maintenance, and taxation. Investing in a stock portfolio provides liquidity and good returns over time, but taxation on profits is higher.

Maya Wertheimer and Asaf Zamir: A Pet Drama During Vacation
The popular TV host, currently vacationing in Thailand with her family, experienced a distressing incident that nearly ruined her trip. She almost lost a pet that has become an integral part of her life.

"Pasta Nazi" attacks diners at the restaurant: "A crazy economic loss"
While the restaurant industry struggles for every shekel, the owner of the restaurant in question on Nachalat Binyamin breaks the rules and explains why he lets his customers "beat the system" knowingly.

Small contractors are collapsing due to high leverage and 'on paper' sales
An analysis reveals that contractors receive only 16% of the money due to 'on paper' sales. Ministry of Finance data explains why large contractors survive while small ones collapse.

Big Shopping Centers publishes reports: all the numbers
The FFO of the company, managed by Hay Galis, rose by 6.8% in the half-year to approximately 532 million shekels, occupancy rates in Israel are touching 100%, and the company is pushing forward a series of new "Big Fashion" complexes. What is hidden behind the numbers and why is it important for your pension?

Rani Rahav criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu: 'Recalculate your route'
The results of the Likud primaries have been published, and the outlook for the 2026 elections is becoming clearer. A prominent public relations expert addressed the results and called on Netanyahu to implement revolutionary changes in the country, stating that the people demand change.

Leiki from 'Married at First Sight' teases Tomer: "I asked for no nerd"
After a short breakup and a surprising reunion, the reality stars faced an awkward moment in front of the cameras that drew an unexpected reaction from the bride.

Rami Levy breaks the market: a must-have home item for only 199 shekels
The "Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma" chain is stepping up its efforts in the battle for the consumer's wallet by lowering prices on dozens of popular products, including a key home item.
Erdan against Likud: "It is no longer the original Likud I grew up on"
Unity Party Chairman Gilad Erdan criticized the ruling party: "A situation has been created where Likud makes promises and then acts against the public interest due to its alliance with ultra-Orthodox parties."
"Targeted elimination of Netanyahu": The drama behind Tally Gotliv's fall in the primaries
Political correspondent Anna Barsky reveals the behind-the-scenes of the Likud: the messages the Prime Minister conveyed to Gotliv's "groupies" that caused them to abandon her, David Bitan's survival against all odds, and the secret of the charm that kept Eli Cohen at the top.

Kanye West expected to perform in Russia in October
After a series of concert cancellations in Europe and contacts with Israel, Kanye West is expected to arrive for two shows in St. Petersburg, Russia. He will be the first major Western artist to perform in the country since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Smiled in his direction — and ended up with broken teeth: a teenager was brutally attacked on a bus
A 29-year-old resident of Afula is accused of threatening a 16-year-old during a trip from Haifa to Tiberias. Later, he boarded another bus after him, threw a phone at him, and attacked him. The defendant was arrested, and following the investigation, an indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings were filed against him.

Is Marvel erasing the Jewish superhero? The rumor stirring up fans
A rumor online claims that Magneto will not be a Holocaust survivor in Marvel's new X-Men, and fans are already accusing the studios of erasing the character's Jewish identity. However, Magneto has not even been announced as part of the cast, and the entire storm is currently based on an unverified report. So who is Magneto, and how did a Holocaust survivor become one of the most important...

Russia supplies Iran with TNT and drone components via the Caspian Sea
NBC reports that the "backdoor smuggling route" between Russia and Iran in the Caspian Sea continues to be a vital lifeline for the Iranian regime. Moscow is transporting not only drone components but also ammunition, including TNT, allowing Tehran to rebuild its arsenal. Amid Iranian threats against the U.S., a ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in at least one casualty.

Do not buy the Israeli kiwi currently sold in stores: The unusual warning to consumers
The Plant Council warns against the Hayward variety of kiwi that reached shelves too early, after being picked while unripe. The Council calls to wait until October, when the Israeli fruit is expected to reach proper ripeness. "A handful of growers is harming consumers and the entire industry."
Behind Aviad's new song lies a complex family story
Aviad Daraf reveals in the song "Spread Wings" the struggle of his 15.5-year-old son, Tov-Ro'i, with the rare "Morquio" syndrome. The song also features "Ha-Yenuka," Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Bari.

Chilling incident in Jaffa: Construction worker arrested for assaulting woman in her apartment
A 26-year-old woman woke up in her apartment to find a construction worker from her building committing indecent acts against her. The suspect, a 32-year-old illegal resident, fled the scene after the victim screamed. Jaffa police detectives located him hiding at a construction site, and he will appear in court today for a remand hearing.

For the first time: Google Cloud brings the global Build With Gemini to Tel Aviv
Google Cloud is bringing the Build With Gemini event to Tel Aviv as part of its 2026 global tour. Participants will spend half a day building a functional AI agent ready for immediate deployment.

In Givatayim, grants were awarded to 22 business owners who served in the reserves
The grants are intended to express appreciation to reservists who, alongside prolonged and significant service, had to deal with the challenges involved in running a business during the war. Those eligible for the grant are business owners who served as combat soldiers in the reserves for at least 100 days from the end of 2023 until the end of 2025.

KKL-JNF to Grant Tender Preference to Businesses from Gaza Envelope and Northern Front
The KKL-JNF Board of Directors approved granting preference to businesses from the Western Negev and the northern confrontation line settlements in all of the organization's tenders. Suppliers with at least 60% of their operations in the eligible areas will enjoy a 15% preference in the price component. The decision will be in effect for three years and will apply to contracts worth hundreds of...

Hezbollah struggles to survive: Money is running out, compensation is delayed, and residents are furious
New testimonies reveal the dire situation within the terrorist organization: Lebanese residents report that Hezbollah is struggling to survive as funds run dry and promised compensation for damaged homes remains unpaid. Lina, a resident of the Bekaa region, stated that she has given up on receiving the promised funds and will have to cover repair costs herself.

Horror in Tel Aviv: Woman wakes up to find an illegal alien committing an indecent act in her apartment
The suspect is a 32-year-old resident of the territories employed as a construction worker at the victim's residence. According to her, he occasionally entered her home to fix electrical issues. Police detectives located the suspect hiding at a construction site.
For only 339 euros: Airline adds flights to the most sought-after destination
Following the latest Ben Gurion Airport report that revealed a surge in demand for the family destination, the Greek airline is adding special flights for the end of August and offering vacation packages starting at only 339 euros.

From Omer Adam to Ben Zini: How much are celebrity luxury cars worth?
From Omer Adam to Ben Zini, Israel's biggest stars spare no expense on their dream cars. Who owns the most expensive vehicle, and who has opted for a more modest ride? Here are the details.

Shir Elmaliach against critics online: "I do what I think is right"
Shir Elmaliach speaks openly about the controversial parenting decision she made for her young daughter, reveals the father's reaction, and clarifies why the criticism from other mothers online does not interest her.

Anna Zak presents a dramatic transformation at just 25: "It's an arrow to the heart"
The pop star, actress, and model presented a surprising change, and stars of the Israeli entertainment industry could not remain indifferent to the dramatic makeover. In a post on her Instagram page, she shared the transformation process and the final result.

Ninja slashes prices in Israel: 15% discount on all products for a month
In celebration of the brand's decade of activity in the country, the official importer is launching a major promotion, lowering prices on dozens of sought-after kitchen and home appliances.

185 Million Shekel Investment: New Arts School Opens in Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv municipality is launching a modern educational institution in the south of the city named after the late actress and director Ronit Elkabetz. The project aims to foster creativity and ensure equal educational opportunities for local students.

We tested the new Davo mixer: is it really necessary to pay 3,500 shekels?
The new Davo Pro DSM5455 is relatively compact, less powerful, and significantly cheaper than the model we have used for years. We kneaded dough from a kilo of flour, whipped, mixed, and tested it — can a 1,890 shekel mixer really give the home baker everything they need? The answer surprised us.

Druze riots in the Golan thwarted a wind farm project and pushed Alony Hetz into a loss
The Druze riots occurred at the Aran project last May. The heavy economic loss caused to Energix led the parent company, Alony Hetz, to record a loss attributable to shareholders of 178 million shekels. In addition, in the second quarter, Alony Hetz recorded an impairment of 188 million shekels due to a reduction in the value of land for development in England held by Brockton Everlast.

Likud Primary Surprises: The Surge of the Coalition Chairman and the Deputy Minister
MK Ofir Katz recorded one of the biggest jumps in the Likud primaries, moving from 31st place in the previous race into the party's top five. The success of Deputy Minister Almog Cohen, who received a seniority waiver to run just last week, was also a major surprise. Amichai Chikli entered the top ten, while Idit Silman remained off the list.

Yellow cheese at half price at local grocery stores: a new government initiative
The Ministry of Economy has completed the allocation of quotas for the duty-free import of 880 tons of yellow cheese, to be sold at 540 locations nationwide. For the first time, discounted cheese will reach neighborhood grocery stores and mini-markets at a price of up to 4.5 shekels per 100 grams.
Conflict with Iran may be inevitable: "The only way for them to get out of the deadlock"
Dr. Raz Zimmt, head of the Iran program at the INSS Institute, identifies a deliberate radicalization in Tehran's positions and assesses that another conflict with the USA is possible. According to him, one of the paths for escalation may pass through Hezbollah and Lebanon, and not necessarily through a direct attack on Israel.

Participated in the October 7th raid on Be'eri — and was eliminated from the air this week
Tarek Anwar Khamis Ra'i, a company commander in the terrorist organization, was killed in a strike in Khan Yunis. The army claims he had recently been planning attacks against Israelis. The operation follows another elimination of a senior Hamas official who raided Israel, against the backdrop of the continued deployment of forces in the south in accordance with the agreement.

Michael Bobrov sold 18% of Petrochemicals shares at a 20% discount on the market price
Three years after an unsuccessful attempt to take control of Petrochemicals, businessman Michael Bobrov sold his 18% stake in the company for 107 million shekels. The transaction was executed at a discount of over 20% to the market price.

The Key to Peace at Home: Don't Be Right, Be Wise
Peace at home is not built on winning arguments, but on the ability to stop, think, and choose correctly. Rabbi Zamir Cohen explains why it is sometimes worth giving in even when we are right, how one phrasing can build a bridge or a wall, and what can be learned from the wife of On ben Pelet about wisdom in marriage.

Good news for the academic community: Jerusalem Municipality has granted an occupancy permit for the new dormitory complex
The complex represents a significant step in strengthening the community of students and researchers in the capital, and will provide new and advanced housing solutions in the heart of the campus alongside a learning and community environment and a variety of services. The complex, designed by Schwartz-Besnosoff Architects, enjoys exceptional transport accessibility, including a connection to the...

"Are we second-class teachers?": The "talent" program causing a stir in the Ministry of Education
A program promoted by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education, offering improved salary conditions to new recruits, has sparked anger among veteran teachers. Educators are protesting the state's willingness to pay significantly more to outside hires while neglecting those who have been in the system for years.

"Keep the destination safe": Following the increase in violence against Israelis - an urgent appeal to Thai authorities
Following a series of incidents involving reports of violence, hostility, and refusal to provide service to Israeli tourists, an official appeal is being formulated by "Sawadi Club," a community of Thailand lovers in Israel, to tourism and government officials in Thailand. "In any case of inappropriate behavior, it must be handled fairly and firmly, according to the circumstances. However, this...

Cleared for publication: Bedouin from the Negev suspected of planning a bombing at the "Forum" club with a car bomb
The Southern District Attorney's Office has indicted 20-year-old Abdallah Gargawi from Segev Shalom for planning a terror attack in Be'er Sheva. The suspect intended to detonate a car bomb at the Forum club.

Despite the dollar's impact: Israeli tech giant shows a dramatic leap
An exceptionally strong financial report reveals how the company managed to beat preliminary forecasts, record a net profit of millions, and earn a warm recommendation from a Bank Hapoalim analyst.

The fight against protection rackets in Israel: massive raid and multi-million shekel seizure
Youth detectives and the Zevulun station simultaneously raided three addresses linked to a money laundering suspect, seizing large sums of foreign currency and checks worth millions of shekels.

Ministry of Economy Expands Cooperation with Lockheed Martin
Minister of Economy Nir Barkat met with the leadership of Lockheed Martin's aviation division to discuss new avenues for collaboration with Israeli technology and cyber companies.

Following Rami Levy and Osher Ad: Carrefour to sell staple products at reduced prices
The Ministry of Economy has finalized the allocation of duty-free yellow cheese import quotas, ensuring availability at low prices across hundreds of Carrefour locations and neighborhood stores.

Green Light for Rami Levy and Israir: Flights to the US Are Taking Off
After a long period of anticipation for federal approvals, the Israeli airline Israir has secured the right to sell tickets to the US. The company has officially opened bookings for flights starting October 19, 2026.

Did you waive an inheritance? You may not be able to change your mind
A recent court ruling clarifies the significance of renouncing an inheritance and the difficulty of reversing it. Would it be correct to allow conditional renunciation in certain cases?

Need money? King Charles opens the royal estate for vacation
If you have ever wondered what it feels like to live like the British nobility, now you have a chance to do it — sort of. The Sandringham Estate, which King Charles inherited from his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, is opening its doors for private vacationing.

Dalia Energy: Electricity Authority approved financial closing for the Eshkol Avshal project in Ashdod
Dalia Energy has secured approval from the Electricity Authority for the financial closing of the Eshkol Avshal project in Ashdod. Bank Hapoalim will serve as the senior debt arranger for the 5.2 billion shekel project.

Damages of up to $1.4 trillion: The mega-lawsuit threatening Meta
The largest trial in the series of "addiction lawsuits" against social media platforms begins today in California. 29 US states are suing Meta, alleging that Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict young users, with potential penalties reaching $1.4 trillion.

District Court Overturns Decision: Yossi Musli's Arrest Extended by 3 Days
The judge determined that new materials strengthen the suspicion that Musli is connected to the assault outside his home in Savyon and accepted the police appeal. His defense attorneys argued that no bloodstains were found on him and that he only went out to offer water to the injured man. Musli himself added during the hearing: "I called a paramedic to come and treat him."

Manal Ismail, successful restaurant owner and 'MasterChef' alumna, returns to the competition: 'No one intimidates me'
Manal Ismail was one of the standouts of 'MasterChef', and she managed to realize her talent in a successful pop-up that became a restaurant in central Tel Aviv. Now she returns to the kitchen where it all began, and in an interview with +12 she talks about the desire to close a circle, the path she has taken, and the approach that guides her: 'In any situation, I feel I have won'.

Michael Jordan jersey from the "Last Dance" season to be auctioned for $10 million
The jersey from Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is heading to auction and may surpass the $10.1 million record set by a jersey worn by the star in the first game of that same series. The high valuation is partly due to the fact that during Jordan's era, there was no regulated procedure for releasing game-worn items to the market, making this jersey exceptionally rare.

Irregular founder: 'We continue to work with AI companies - despite the model breakout'
Irregular founder Omer Nevo addressed the incident where AI models mistakenly attacked real-world websites during a simulation. The company is investigating the event and focusing on strengthening defensive AI capabilities.
Avigdor Lieberman: "One-hit wonder parties are the main reason for our defeat"
The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman gave an interview to 103FM, sharply criticizing the emergence of new political parties and stating that this trend caused the loss of votes in the last elections.

"Mom, someone is smoking here": Passengers at Ben Gurion Airport complain about the smell of cigarettes
Passengers at Ben Gurion Airport claim that smoke and the smell of cigarettes from the smoking room are penetrating the waiting area due to the frequent opening of the door. "It is impossible to ignore the smell here," says a passenger who quit smoking a few years ago. Another passenger: "Whoever wants to smoke should smoke, but why should I have to suffer from it?"

US Department of Justice investigating Andreessen Horowitz fund
Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), one of Silicon Valley's largest venture capital firms, is under investigation by the US Department of Justice. The probe focuses on potential antitrust violations regarding the presence of fund partners on the boards of competing companies.

Bank Leumi vs. Meta: 26.6 million NIS lawsuit over fraudulent ads
Bank Leumi has filed a 26.6 million NIS lawsuit against Meta in the Tel Aviv District Court, alleging the systematic distribution of fraudulent ads on Facebook and Instagram that impersonate the bank.

Less time wasting, more football: The League Administration's demand to the Referees Association
At the board of directors meeting, it was clarified that one of the main goals for the upcoming season is to significantly increase net playing time. The Administration is also considering placing balls along the sidelines to reduce delays.

"One foot on the plane": "Tzion 3" on Barda and the reinforcement missing for Hapoel Tel Aviv
After passing Ludogorets and Katowice, the panel members discussed the difficult draw in the Conference League playoffs, analyzed the coach's decisions, and identified the reinforcement still needed for the squad.

The day Trump shuts the valve: The quiet economic blow heading for Israel
The American public is no longer afraid of Iran, blames Benjamin Netanyahu for rising fuel prices, and believes their taxes are funding Israeli healthcare. Dr. Eli Cook, a lecturer at the Eretz Israel Museum, warns: when Washington removes the 'flak jacket,' the Israeli economy will be left completely exposed.

"Fake Jews": Attacker at New York synagogue wanted to convert
Larry Montes, 46, who burst into a Friday night service at a Reform synagogue in Manhattan and struck a congregant, called those present "fake Jews" after his arrest. The "Forward" found posts on his Facebook page supporting Israel, and his aunt said he wanted to convert. Police had previously classified him as an "emotionally disturbed person."

Following the achievement in the primaries, Yariv Levin clarifies: "We will complete the reform"
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin is emerging in third place on the Likud list after the counting of 99% of the votes, which provides him with a significant achievement in the party's primaries. While the results are still coming in, Levin published a post on social media and thanked the members of the movement for the trust they placed in him, saying that it is an...

Strong earthquake hits off the coast of Mexico: The third in the last month
Earthquakes have become almost routine as natural disasters strike different regions around the world every day. This time it was in Mexico, where a 5.7 magnitude tremor was felt.

Social media star delays wedding: 'I didn't really stop to think'
Content creator Lior Mars and her partner Dan got engaged last October, but no date has been set since. Now she honestly admits what is holding up the step and why the pressure of planning is affecting her.

Luxury exotic vacations for just $2,000
An Israeli tourism company is offering special luxury packages for the end of August to popular exotic destinations, including direct flights with Israeli airlines and top-tier five-star hotels.

Noa Mozes after the show aired: "I came to the place that scares me the most"
After leaving the show without a partner, Noa Mozes shares the difficult feelings and fears that accompany her, and surprises users with an especially colorful and unusual date with Avivit Bar Zohar.

Israeli High-Tech: Far From Being a 'Start-Up Nation'
Israeli high-tech is undergoing a transformation as entrepreneurs increasingly launch companies in the U.S. and reliance on foreign capital grows. Noam Kanty of EY notes that the industry has become a complex ecosystem facing new challenges.

Without triggering the alarm: The masterpiece heist that is shaking Italy
A daring art heist is shaking Italy: four works by Renaissance artist Antonello da Messina were stolen over the weekend from the Regional Museum in Messina, Sicily. Italian police have opened an investigation, with authorities exploring potential mafia involvement, as reported by Reuters.

Gaza – The Washing Machine That Broke Down
Past experience teaches that reconstruction funds are essentially 'protection' money to keep the population quiet, and most of it will be used for terror. The solution is long-term, and it must start from the foundation.

Tens of thousands of disabled parking permits to be revoked: Plan to curb the phenomenon that has spiraled out of control
The inter-ministerial team examining eligibility for disabled parking permits recommends shifting the mechanism to rely primarily on National Insurance Institute determinations. Hundreds of thousands of existing permits will be re-examined, with many expected to be revoked. Over the past decade, the number of vehicles associated with disabled permits has surged by 322%.

Netanyahu lost a few battles – but won the campaign
The Likud primaries have once again proven that the largest movement in the Israeli right is a living, vibrant, and complex creature, one that does not always obey the conductor's instructions. The final results paint a picture of constant tension between Benjamin Netanyahu's desire to shape a list that would be a "copy-paste" of his political vision, and the power of field mechanisms and...
A personal front on the way to 2028: Senior Democratic senator attacks Trump and his close aide
Senator Jon Ossoff from Georgia has opened a front against Donald Trump and his close personal aide, Natalie Harp. According to him, the US President "does not want to do the job; he only wants to build his ballroom and travel."

While married: he wed a 15-year-old, assaulted her — and injured the baby
An indictment was filed against a resident of the Tel Arad area who married a minor illegally, beat her during her pregnancy, and broke her phone when she tried to call for help. Her father is accused of facilitating the marriage. In a separate case, a Rahat resident is accused of bigamy.
A new and disturbing threat facing Israel: the real goal of Bin Salman and Saudi Arabia
An investigation published in the British 'Telegraph' deals with one of the central goals of the Islamic defense alliance, of which Saudi Arabia is a key member.

"After 12 years together": Sarai Givaty and Or Luboshitz announce their divorce
A year and a half after the birth of her third child at age 43, actress and model Sarai Givaty and her husband, businessman Or Luboshitz, have decided to separate after 12 years together. Givaty stated that the decision was made with love and mutual respect.

Social media star decided to enter a midrasha in honor of the month of Elul
Social media star Sivan Toledano, who shares her process of returning to religion, revealed yesterday (Monday) that in honor of the month of Elul, she decided to move into a midrasha: "I wanted a spiritual leap in Elul, I had a dream to enter a midrasha." According to her, the thought of changing her daily routine significantly was not simple. "It was very challenging to think about it, I am...

M16, ammunition and over 100,000 shekels seized near Nablus
An M16 rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, 11 magazines, and over 100,000 shekels in cash were seized during a search conducted in recent days at a house in the village of Qaryut, near Nablus. Two local residents were arrested and transferred for questioning at the Ariel station.

Who knows Moshe Yair? The journalist invented by the Hezbollah Secretary-General - and the mockery in Lebanon
In his speech marking 20 years since the Second Lebanon War, Naim Qassem quoted an article allegedly written by a "Yedioth Ahronoth columnist named Moshe Yair." It turns out the person does not exist, and the text is a fake that has been circulating online for months. The incident has sparked widespread mockery and criticism of the Hezbollah leader in Lebanon.

After Israel's top clubs: Sallalich's new challenge
The 35-year-old winger who previously played for Maccabi Haifa, Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Hapoel Tel Aviv and Beitar Jerusalem joins Ironi Beit Shemesh from Liga Alef.

Almost like old times: The Williams sisters returned - and lost in a cruel way
Serena and Venus teamed up for the first time since the 2022 US Open, recovered from a weak start and forced a decisive tie-break, but succumbed due to a double fault.

Tel Aviv is no longer in first place: this is the city in Europe where it is hardest to buy an apartment
375 salaries and more than 31 years of work: Lisbon has reached the top, leaving Tel Aviv behind. Where in Europe can you get an apartment in just 8 years of work, and why is a rare window of opportunity opening for buyers in Israel right now?

Mother of a hostage survivor: "We kept fighting without knowing when or how, but with complete faith"
Viki Cohen reveals what happened behind the scenes of the struggle to bring her son Nimrod back from Hamas captivity - from the initial shock, through the drawings, to the anxiety she felt moments before the deal was executed. "I always believed there was a higher power that would help me."

Populism or Statism? The Struggle for the Character of the Likud
The results of the Likud primaries did not resolve the struggle between the two major currents in the movement. On the contrary, they revealed a near political tie between the "statist right" and the populist right. It is evident that the Likud has not yet decided between its two political cultures.

First Likud MK admits defeat: "Democracy is democracy"
Finance Committee Chairman, MK Hanoch Milwidsky, admitted defeat in the Likud primaries this morning (Tuesday) after failing to secure a realistic spot on the party's list. He stated that he accepts the members' decision and wished the elected candidates success.
Pressure on Netanyahu grows: The unusual move that could save Avi Dichter
The day after the Likud primaries opens a new struggle at the top of the party: one result is particularly troubling to senior officials, and now pressure is being applied on Netanyahu to use a clause that sparked a storm even before the vote.
A new low in Florida: Antisemitic campaign in the primaries
Internet personality Dan Bilzerian launched an antisemitic campaign against Congressman Randy Fine, using slurs and Nazi-era rhetoric. The video included a provocative question: "Should we re-examine the views of the Austrian painter?"

At 18: Noam Gershon, son of Meli Levi and Shimon Gershon, lands a prestigious campaign
Young footballer and model Noam Gershon has been chosen as the face of the international lifestyle brand BALR. The Fall-Winter 2026 collection is tailored to the gradual weather shifts in Israel.

"HaPshuta" defeated the competitors again, Channel 14 continues to crash
The rating data from last night reveals a clear picture: "HaPshuta" by Bar Almaliach has once again captured the viewers and ranked first in the late-night table. In the other segments, Keshet 12 continues to lead.

Local authorities are not branches: stop managing the country from Jerusalem
The State of Israel cannot operate in a centralized manner and treat local authorities as an executive arm of government ministries. Whoever is closest to the resident must receive more freedom of action, more tools, and more authority.

"Suffered from 'really severe' health issues": The difficult months leading up to Hayden Panettiere's death
An opioid antagonist was discovered in the apartment of the 36-year-old star, who was seen earlier this year using crutches at LAX alongside her former partner. The investigation into her death is ongoing.

Alony Hetz stock at a 30% discount: Analysis of the report
The holding company's quarterly loss was primarily driven by accounting write-downs in the British Brockton Everlast and Energix, while operational results of held companies rose by 14%. The stock trades at 30 shekels against a Net Asset Value (NAV) of 42.5 shekels. Is the discount justified?

Rami Levy shakes up the market: the most sought-after product in Israel for only 4.90 shekels
The "Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma" chain is taking a dramatic step and lowering prices on dozens of popular food, beverage, and cleaning products. Here are the details of the promotions that will last until mid-September.

Giant deals in Jerusalem: Foreign residents purchased apartments for 87 million shekels
The luxury market in Jerusalem is not stalling: foreign residents are purchasing luxury apartments for tens of millions of shekels, at an average price of nearly 15 million shekels per unit.

Shlomo Artzi with a new announcement for his fans: for the first time in his career
The official autumn concert season is revealed with extraordinary collaborations and massive events at the familiar amphitheater, which will host the biggest names in Israel starting next month.

Assi Azar left Israel with his family and was devastated: "A nightmare"
The TV presenter shared a difficult moment he had to deal with immediately upon landing in Greece. He said that one of the items he packed for the trip, which was supposed to make the vacation perfect, turned into a continuous nightmare in an instant.

Super-Pharm surprises the market: Kérastase opens its first pop-up in Israel
The premium hair care brand Kérastase is launching a collaboration with Super-Pharm, opening an experiential space at the Ofer Ramat Aviv Mall featuring styling stations, games, and personalized gifts.

Ever After Foods Acquires Belgian Fishway and Raises $2 Million
Foodtech company Ever After Foods, controlled by Israeli biotech giant Pluri, is acquiring the Belgian firm Fishway and securing a $2 million strategic investment to scale its cultivated protein production platform.
Who rules the country after the elections? The struggle tearing Likud from within | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya
The results of the primaries are not just a list of names, but a fault line between two cultures. On one side, elites and jurists convinced that only they understand the public interest — and on the other, a huge public that felt the state stopped speaking its language.
The Star of David pendant protest: "For the children who don't dare"
Liberal Party chair Simona Mohamsson arrived at a studio in Sweden wearing a Star of David pendant. She later shared the moving reason behind it.

"I heard him choking": 8-year-old boy survives severe allergic reaction thanks to his cousin
A 17-year-old MADA volunteer saved her 8-year-old cousin's life after he suffered a severe allergic reaction while playing in a pool. Guided by a MADA dispatcher, she administered an EpiPen and provided oxygen until professional medical help arrived.

The sixth acquisition: Ondas buys Aran's defense operations at a valuation of 100 million shekels
American defense tech firm Ondas continues its Israeli expansion by acquiring Aran Defense for 100 million shekels. The deal will be settled through Ondas shares.

Police raid at kindergarten: two pistols and magazines seized
During an arrest operation in the town of Sha'ab against those involved in shooting incidents, police found weapons and ammunition hidden on a tin shed in a children's playground. Since the beginning of the year, the police have seized more than 580 weapons in the northern region.
75 million songs and 130,000 channels deleted: The great internet cleanup begins
From YouTube and Spotify to X and Apple Music, low-quality AI content is flooding the web on a massive scale. Now, tech giants are deleting millions of items, attempting to curb a phenomenon they themselves helped create.

Zoglobyk expands outside Israel for the first time: acquires 70% of a meat substitute plant in Thailand
The Zoglobyk Group has signed a deal to acquire 70% of the Plant & Bean factory in Thailand, which produces meat substitutes and plant-based products; the deal amount was not disclosed. Meanwhile, Eli Zoglobyk will be appointed President of International Operations and will move to Thailand; Zion Balas will replace him as active Chairman.

Apple accidentally reveals video of AirPods with a camera
A video discovered in a new macOS version confirms Apple is developing AirPods with cameras. The device will utilize Visual Intelligence to analyze the user's surroundings.
Primaries reshuffled the cards in Likud: "The only security expert in the party is apparently out"
Aviv Bushinsky, former advisor to Benjamin Netanyahu, analyzes the results of the Likud primaries: according to him, Netanyahu strengthened his control but received a "pale" list. At the same time, he identifies the new and significant axis forming of Bitan-Barkat.

Proper nutrition: what is most recommended to eat in the summer?
It is clear to everyone that in winter one needs to strengthen the immune system, but summer also weakens our body — even though we often ignore this. So what is recommended to eat in order to be healthy during the hot season?

The deadlock on the way to a solution: Agba is close to leaving Maccabi Haifa
The Greens are optimistic about the midfielder's loan, a move that will solve the registration problem for Novakovich. In Haifa, they are demanding 150,000 euros — and what will the purchase option amount be?

The Guardiola you never saw: The documentary that revealed his true face
Shouting in the locker room, a sharp confrontation with Walker, threats to leave, and moments where he almost broke down in front of his players. The new series reveals the burnout behind the glorious decade at City. And what about the Spaniard's future as a coach?

A movement fleeing from the truth: this is what a list designed by draft-dodgers looks like
Only two women in realistic spots and a dull list devoid of new faces. This is what a movement looks like that rushed to purge the 'New Likudniks' from its ranks, only to fall into the hands of Haredi vote contractors.

Over 2,500 servings of falafel: A moving initiative by Migdal's management
A few days after the insurance giant reported massive profits of hundreds of millions of shekels, CEO Ronen Agassi and senior management left their offices to participate in a field initiative alongside a star from the series 'Checkout' (Kupa Rashit).

Israeli war correspondent declines to cover water park incidents: 'I have boundaries'
Journalist Itai Anghel, accustomed to reporting from the world's most dangerous conflict zones, has responded to the recent violence at the Yamit 2000 water park. After an AI-generated image circulated showing him arriving at the scene, the reporter stated he has no intention of getting involved.

Mother of Channel 12 reporter makes a dramatic decision: "I'm tired, it's time"
The dramatic decision of Irena Shalmor, mother of Channel 12 reporter Gilad Shalmor, comes shortly after the moving blessing she dedicated to her former daughter-in-law Adva Dadon and is causing many ripples in the industry.

Yael Shelbia and Lance Stroll part ways: "Heading home"
Yael Shelbia shared on social media about the end of her romantic and luxurious vacation abroad, while her partner, Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll, remained for the upcoming races.
Pete Hegseth on the way to the US presidency? The "personal" visit that is sparking rumors
A military plane, a "personal" visit, and unusual involvement in campaigns: Pete Hegseth's recent moves are raising one question in the US – what exactly is he planning for the day after Trump?

Donald Trump and White House's unusual attack on CNN journalist: 'You're loud, be quiet'
The President launched another attack against a journalist who asked him a question, and the official White House account added its own venomous comment.

Kanichowsky to Maccabi Tel Aviv? "It doesn't look like the deal will go through"
Representatives of the Ferencváros midfielder clarify: "There isn't even the beginning of negotiations". The Yellows will have to invest huge sums to bring back the midfielder, who earns 600,000 euros per season and is under contract in Hungary.

Bezos and Zuckerberg on the outside: The US billionaires' country club doesn't accept just anyone
Two of the world's wealthiest people, the Qatari royal family, and the daughter and son-in-law of the US President all find themselves on the wrong side of the club door, as the old guard fortifies the last stronghold under their control — the Indian Creek Country Club in Miami. The prestigious club has become the most polite battleground in Florida between old money and new money.

Four days until the season opener: The coaching saga at Ironi Tiberias has concluded
Alon Ziv joins the northern club and will lead the professional staff together with Moti Krispil. The two will replace Eliran Hudeda, who parted ways with the club following the IV drip affair.

Criticism of the emerging Likud list: "Only two women, they have become an ultra-Orthodox party"
The political system is reacting to the party's emerging list after the counting of most votes. Yair Golan described it as a "list of convicted criminals", while Merav Ben-Ari noted that those suspected of criminal offenses are losing their standing.

First publication: Dramatic development in the case of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub
A finding has been brought to Israel and is currently being examined; it is assessed to belong to the late Yehuda Katz, the last missing soldier from the battle during the First Lebanon War.

Eldar Dayan Death Investigation: Number of Suspects Rises to Six
Police arrested two additional suspects this morning for involvement in the brawl preceding Eldar Dayan's death, following two arrests made yesterday. Investigators are determining if the suspects inflicted the injuries that caused a fatal brain hemorrhage. Two of Dayan's friends also remain in custody.

Anthropic Overtakes OpenAI: Annual Revenue Run Rate Hits $65 Billion
Anthropic continues its rapid growth ahead of a planned IPO, with its annual revenue run rate reaching $65 billion, surpassing OpenAI. The company's success is driven by a strategic focus on enterprise-grade AI tools.
"Her crazy flattery didn't help": Silman fell – and Netanyahu won big
The Likud primaries have shaken up the party leadership: Netanyahu has strengthened his position, Nir Barkat is in a difficult spot, and Tali Gotliv has been pushed aside. Experts analyze who truly paid the political price.

The battle for the Lakers complicates: Jeanie Buss tries to block the sale
Following reports that the Buss family will sell the remaining 17.8% of the club, Jeanie opposes the move, claiming it violates a court order. Her lawyers are demanding to halt the deal and keep her as the controlling owner.

Disturbing images: Is NASA hiding aliens on the moon?
Did NASA delete objects from moon photos that it did not want the public to see? Physicist Manley Drahshani claims that examining different copies of the same photographs from the Apollo missions reveals differences that are hard to ignore: blue spheres, points of light, and metallic objects appear in some versions but disappear in others. In an interview with the "American Alchemy" podcast...

Chemi Peres is building a safety net for civil society
Chemi Peres, co-founder of the Pitango fund, presented a concept for Israel's development based on innovation and mutual responsibility. He emphasized the importance of preparing for future crises by strengthening civil society institutions.

Following the plea: The high-profile murder trial is postponed
The trial of Luigi Mangione in the case of the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has been postponed without a new date being set. The decision was made following the defense's claim that his conviction in the federal proceeding could lead to double jeopardy. The judge granted the prosecution several weeks to respond to the claims.

"Lanterns" wants to be the "True Detective" of superheroes. But wanting is not enough
After years of development, DC's beloved superhero returns in a new series that attempts to trade cosmic spectacle for mystery and murder investigation. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre lead the cast, but the opening episode struggles to generate tension. Fortunately, the talent behind the scenes suggests that the show may be worth sticking with.

Ahead of trading: The giant that soared by 38% and oil returning to worry investors
Tel Aviv closed in the red as Mizrahi Tefahot disappointed and dragged the banks down, but Maytronics surged on reports of talks for FIMI to enter. On Wall Street, oil jumped and yields are at a 19-year high. What is expected today?

Bitcoin at a million dollars? "It is mathematically impossible"
A senior researcher claims that forecasts of Bitcoin reaching a value of one million dollars by 2030 ignore one critical metric: the amount of capital that must enter the market. Is one of the most popular forecasts in the crypto world further from reality than investors think?

Donations, Binance, and an arrest in Russia: Policy or law enforcement?
A new report reveals that Binance transferred information to Russian authorities about a user who donated crypto to Ukrainian organizations. Is this legal cooperation with law enforcement or a move that adds to a long line of questions surrounding the exchange's conduct with countries under sanctions?

President Donald Trump International Airport Begins Operations with Multi-Million Dollar Investment
The US President has received a significant honor as Palm Beach International Airport in Florida officially adopts his name. Digital systems and the airport identifier have been fully updated.

Osher Ad breaks the market: sought-after products are sold for only 69 shekels
New massive promotions at the popular retail chain feature huge discounts on sought-after pots, alongside dramatic price drops on coffee machines, Ninja appliances, and vacuum cleaners from leading brands.

"Your Neighbor Is a Killer": the father of two children who murdered a whole family
In his new book, the content creator Moti Kenen returns to the stories of the most brutal serial killers—those who maintained double lives while committing horrific crimes. Read the first chapter from "Your Neighbor Is a Killer".
One thing Donald Trump said to Erdogan tonight should worry Israel
The presidents of Turkey and the United States spoke tonight. Erdogan returned to attacking Israel, while Donald Trump provided support for a move that raises particular concerns on the Israeli side.

Two seriously wounded by explosion of unexploded ordnance near Metula, reports of unusual attack in Syria
Six Thai workers were wounded by the explosion of an old unexploded ordnance in a nectarine orchard near Metula, two are in serious condition. Reports of attacks in the Idlib area of Syria, the IDF refused to comment.

Great concern at Maccabi Haifa: "The performance is far from expectations"
After three losses in five Toto Cup matches, pressure is mounting at the Carmel club ahead of the league opener. Coach Barak Bakhar admits there is much work to be done, while Manuel Benson's injury adds further concern.

Five things to know before the stock market opens
The trading day is expected to open with declines. The escalation between the USA and Iran is dragging Asian stock markets down, while oil prices continue to climb. Wall Street closed in the red yesterday, with chip stocks being a bright spot. Government bond yields worldwide are climbing to new highs, which is triggering a new wave of concerns. Also: a research firm predicts an upside of over 16%...

Top tennis player Alexander Bublik's wife: "Hey, you jerk, don't you dare lose in the first round"
Alexander Bublik, the tennis player ranked 13th in the world, spoke about the separation between his personal life and his career, and also shared how he usually travels to tournaments together with his wife.

Girona star publishes internal correspondence and promises: "One day I will speak"
Following the events surrounding the match against Leganes and Viktor Tsygankov's refusal to come on as a substitute, the player posted screenshots of internal club communications on social media. The player hinted at a conflict, captioning the posts with: "One day I will speak."

A woman aged about 40 died in a fire in Holon
A fire broke out on HaOrgim Street in Holon. Magen David Adom (MDA) paramedics arriving at the scene found a woman aged about 40 with no signs of life and were forced to declare her death.

Ahavat Hashem Gordon: On the Boxing Empire, Wedding, and Business
Ahead of his wedding, boxing star Ahavat Hashem Gordon opens up about love, launching his jewelry brand, and his dreams of reaching the global top. "I'm just trying to calm myself down," he admits, reflecting on his challenging path to success.

After sharp market fluctuations: The new forecast for interest rates and your pocket
The strengthening of the shekel against the dollar may lead to an immediate interest rate cut in September, but economists warn that the move is nearing exhaustion and that inflation is expected to climb again towards the end of the current year.

National Insurance Institute benefits: payment schedule and deposit amounts
The monthly allowance from the government agency will soon be deposited into the bank accounts of eligible parents, with amounts determined by the child's birth order, alongside the option to increase monthly savings.

Barak Abramov Preparing Major Deal: "For a High Sum"
Barak Abramov is digging deep into his pockets: following their European elimination, Beitar Jerusalem is shifting focus and allocating a significant budget for a top-tier attacking midfielder. All the details.

Shake-up at Polymarket: World's largest bank cuts direct ties
The American banking giant JPMorgan Chase has ceased direct banking services for the prediction platform Polymarket amid regulatory concerns. All the details.

Einav Booblil posted revealing photos and faced backlash: "Your husband is a righteous man, show respect"
Reality star Einav Booblil found herself at the center of a sharp attack from followers who were outraged by photos she posted on Instagram, in which she is wearing a swimsuit: "You have a righteous husband, respect him"

With an investment of 50 million shekels: A huge extreme park opens in Israel
A 200-meter suspended electric go-kart track, a 16-meter drop tower that exits through the building's roof, a roller coaster, a zip line, and a multi-sensory VR complex: "Gravity Park 7 STARS" has opened at the Seven Stars Mall in Herzliya.

"Said in anger": to whom did Odaya Pinto from "Power Couple" apologize
A huge drama in the couples' reality show on Reshet 13: after a stormy argument between Odaya Pinto and the contestants led to offensive remarks, Odaya took full responsibility and published a public and painful apology online.

Arkia Extends Suspension of Dubai Flights: What Passengers Need to Know
At the peak of the summer and holiday season, Israeli airline Arkia announced it will not resume flights to Dubai, which were suspended by Shin Bet orders, until at least September 23.
Not far from the Turkish border: unusual airstrikes shook Syria
Several airstrikes were carried out overnight in northwestern Syria, about 70 kilometers from the Turkish border, according to several reports.

Traveling for food: The 8 tastiest cities in Europe
A team of leading chefs and culinary experts selected eight European cities with exceptional food scenes for Travel + Leisure, providing recommendations for restaurants and markets.

After another penalty shootout, Beitar admits: "There is still room for improvement"
The victory in the Toto Cup against Hapoel Ramat Gan was received in the capital with mixed feelings, as the club is interested in strengthening the midfield. Allison Tavares will be released for free to one of the Premier League teams.

Six injured by explosion of unexploded ordnance near Metula
The incident occurred this morning near the northern town. Medical teams provided treatment to the victims, and two were evacuated by helicopter to the hospital. Police sappers are investigating, with suspicions that the item was a remnant of a cluster munition.

40-year-old woman died in a fire in a residential building in Holon
The deceased was rescued by fire and rescue forces at the scene in critical condition, and shortly after, her death was pronounced on the spot. The circumstances of the fire are being investigated. Firefighting teams continue to operate at the scene.

Tragedy in Holon: 24-year-old woman dies in fire
Firefighters rescued the young woman from the burning building while she was unconscious. MADA teams were forced to declare her death at the scene due to severe burns and smoke inhalation.

Market status: Asian stock exchanges fall, and the rise in US bond yields sparks a wave of concerns
Globes presents the first update on the state of markets around the world. This morning: the escalation between the US and Iran is dragging down Asian stock exchanges. The yield on 30-year US government bonds climbed yesterday to a high of nearly two decades. Oil prices continue to climb, with Brent crude trading above $90 a barrel.

Hippopotamus Wanders Near School in Colombia: Authorities Warn of Danger
An adult hippopotamus was spotted over the weekend roaming through the city of Barrancabermeja. The animal was documented on August 10 near the General Córdoba school, as well as in the El Limonar and Cincuentenario neighborhoods. Local authorities have warned that this first-ever urban sighting poses an immediate threat to public safety.

"Suddenly I was in the fire": A sauna disaster in Australia
41-year-old Katya Grossa entered a home sauna in Australia, unaware the space had filled with gas. When she attempted to relight the stove, a massive explosion occurred, leaving her engulfed in flames. Despite severe burns, she managed to crawl to safety.

The new leader of Atletico Madrid's defense
After it seemed he wouldn't be a significant player, the coach changed Marc Pubill's position and created a star. This season he arrives to show he is the leading center-back in Atletico's defense. Do you have something to say too? Send us columns to the address: kick@ynet.co.il

The neighborhood in Tel Aviv where you will pay less than 5,000 shekels in rent
New data reveals which neighborhoods are seeing a decline in rental prices for 3-room apartments. Where can you find apartments below the average price, and how is it that apartments with a rent of 2,600 shekels are being rented out for even lower amounts?

Teddy Neguse: "I miss the fire of protest that was in me"
Rapper Teddy Neguse opens up about his life in Lod, his search for identity, his creative projects, and how music helps him navigate his inner world and embrace his true self.

Super-investor warns of a crash: "These are the three most dangerous words in the world of investing"
Leon Cooperman is considered one of the most pessimistic investors on Wall Street, and he has returned with a new warning. According to him, the US is in danger of a recession, and inflation could return the economy to the crisis of the 70s.

Iran's clock is ticking: Revenues are collapsing – and the hardest blow is yet to come
The naval blockade imposed by the United States on Iran is beginning to hit one of the regime's main vulnerabilities. According to a report published on Tuesday in the New York Post, Iran's oil exports have plummeted to near zero, and recent satellite imagery indicates little to no activity around the main oil terminal on Kharg Island. Miad Malki, a former senior official at the U.S. Treasury...

The hidden price of war: the careers of young people are stalling
Employment data from the Central Bureau of Statistics and the Employment Service indicate that the country has returned to a 'war routine.' This hinders growth and the entry of young people into the labor market, causing long-term economic damage.

Oprah Winfrey distances herself from stars she helped make famous: "I have no connection"
American television host Oprah Winfrey addressed in a recent interview with "Emmy Magazine" two of the biggest stars who got their break on her show – Dr. Phil McGraw and Dr. Mehmet Oz – and clarified that she should not be held responsible for their positions and political path today. "Everyone has their own path in life, and it has nothing to do with me, and I have nothing to do with them," said...

Will the bus be delayed? Taxi drivers demand free travel on express lanes
The National Taxi Drivers Union is demanding that the Ministry of Transport allow taxis to travel for free on new express lanes and remove restrictions on using all public transport lanes.
At a crossroads: The new Likud may push Netanyahu to a dramatic decision | Efraim Ganor
Even before the results are published, the Likud primaries may already shake up the political map. A list that is not to Netanyahu's liking, alongside worrying polls, could put the question of his future in the party back on the table.
Credit points for antisemitism: A report revealing what is happening inside US universities
A new study by the ADL's Center for Combating Antisemitism reveals that an organized network of lecturers at leading US universities has turned classrooms into a scene of antisemitic abuse.
460 million shekels in the eye of the storm: Supreme Court reviews coalition fund dispute
The Hiddush association and MK Naama Lazimi filed a petition regarding the convening of the Finance Committee during election recess and the transfer of approximately 460 million shekels in coalition funds. The Knesset and the Ministry of Finance maintain that the procedure was legal.
State education must return to the center of the agenda, not as an election platform add-on
Decent wages for educators are a basic condition, but they are not enough. It is necessary to rebuild the status of the teaching profession, create a professional horizon and opportunities for development, and restore trust and authority to educational teams.
"This should be a policy: to see the teaching profession as a challenge, a vision, and a national role"
Low attractiveness of the profession, disappointing personal level of applicants, high dropout rates, fear of the system and parents, insufficient salary, and lack of support — three college of education presidents outline the situation and offer solutions.
This is not how you change a government: the opposition is falling apart just before the elections
Not only is the opposition failing to fulfill its role in the parliamentary arena, its conduct makes it a laughingstock.
"Armed militias in the streets": Police nightmare scenario for election night revealed
Refusal to accept results, a TV channel fostering a "stolen election narrative," and tens of thousands of citizens with weapons. The security establishment is preparing for an extreme scenario that could deteriorate into civil war immediately upon the publication of exit polls.
Americans spoke with a senior Hamas official - and Netanyahu received a new card | Avi Ashkenazi
The American negotiating team sought to advance a Gaza agreement, but in practice provided Benjamin Netanyahu with new room for maneuver. The security establishment notes the pressure on Hamas and is preparing for the next stage of operations.
Europe is weakening and preaching to Israel: The continent that lost its direction
Perhaps one must reach the conclusion that today's Europe, despite the Second World War, the Holocaust, and the Cold War, is not so different from the Europe of yesterday, and not only regarding the Jewish issue.
Objects fall from the hand and blood pressure spikes: symptoms that require quick investigation | Prof. Rafi Carasso
What causes leg edema, how to relax tense neck muscles, and are the various symptoms related to each other? Prof. Rafi Carasso answers listeners' questions.

Trump's Peace Council member brings Fisher Brothers to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Fisher Brothers, co-owned by American attorney Martin Edelman, a close associate of the US President, will attempt to raise $100 million in a bond issuance, despite recent failures of foreign real estate companies in Tel Aviv.

Working past 70: Insights into employment in the third age
The cost of living, life expectancy, and pension gaps are driving many Israelis to remain in the labor market beyond age 65. Analysis of Hilan's data reveals significant gender gaps favoring men, strong loyalty to existing employers, and distinct sectoral trends for older workers.

The Iranian missile accelerated the TAMA: The unusual story of the building in Tel Aviv
After a missile strike damaged a Tel Aviv building, residents faced bureaucratic chaos. Lawyers successfully resolved the conflict between renovation compensation and the TAMA 38/2 demolition plans.

Eyal Shani: "It has seductive and mysterious flavors, it's a dream"
The contestants of "MasterChef - Dream Team" have reached the moment when the competition truly begins: the first elimination challenge of the season. They were asked to prepare the dish for which they came to the competition. Eliav Sasson prepared a basbousa that garnered praise, and Haim Cohen surprised with a seductive Crepe Suzette. Here are the recipes.

Sky fund explores sale of control in iDigital
The Sky investment fund is exploring options to exit its stake in Icon Group, the parent company of the iDigital chain. Management has held meetings with potential buyers, valuing the company at over 500 million shekels.

Katzman found a way to reduce G City's debt: transfer it to the shareholders
G City CEO Chaim Katzman plans to spin off assets into a new subsidiary, 'Naga Commercial Properties,' distributing shares to existing investors. While intended to reduce debt, market analysts warn of significant risks and high leverage.

The average wage is soaring, and it is not certain that it is happening for the right reasons
Demand for juniors in high-tech has shrunk, many young people remain outside the labor market, and about a quarter of a million workers have simply "disappeared". The average wage in the economy has indeed risen by 7%, but in practice, it is barely felt in the pocket. Why is this happening, and how much has the war affected the data?

The fourth child for free: The health funds' benefit reaches the court
The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court has approved a class action lawsuit against Israel's four health funds. The plaintiffs argue that the exemption from supplementary health insurance (SHABAN) premiums for large families violates the principle of equality.

Chicken prices jumped 30% in five years; state blocks cheap imports
The Ministry of Agriculture has reversed its decision to allow Baladi to import chicken from Brazil just six months after approval. This is a major financial blow to the company and leaves consumers facing persistently high prices, which have risen by 30% over the last five years.

"Very attractive": Investment manager identifies opportunity in stocks that have fallen by about 40%
Eyal Shina, VP of Investments at Pasternak-Shaham, identifies unique optimistic prospects in the Israeli market. He recommends maximum exposure to the shekel and flags the defense sector as an attractive opportunity following recent price declines.

The five largest banks launch a legal battle against being declared a concentrated group
The banks filed an appeal to the Competition Tribunal against the Commissioner's decision to declare them a concentrated group, as well as against the directives set in the field of deposits. Industry experts estimate that the legal process could last up to two years. What will happen in the interim period until a decision is reached, and what are the chances of the decision being overturned?

Ukraine reveals a weak point: The weapon exists – the ammunition is almost gone
One of the most sought-after air defense systems in the world stands almost idle in Ukraine just when it is needed more than ever. In a report published today (Tuesday) by CNN, a Patriot system was revealed for the first time on Ukrainian soil, with its 16 launch canisters empty of interceptors. Crew members said the shortage has reached a point where Russian ballistic missiles fly over them, and...

More prayers and tefillin — but not more faith: the change among teenagers
A survey by the Jewish People Policy Institute found that 22% of non-religious teenagers pray more and 14% read more Psalms. 46% testify that their friends observe more Jewish customs. Among the "completely secular," the opposite trend is recorded.

Two Tragedies in India: Motorcyclists Killed by Kite Strings
Two young men were fatally injured in the neck while riding motorcycles in the Delhi area during Independence Day celebrations. The incidents involved 'Manjha,' a sharp kite string, the synthetic versions of which are prohibited. Police have launched a crackdown, seizing hundreds of spools and arresting suspects.

Egypt seeks to return to center stage | Smadar Perry
This week, Donald Trump's envoy, Jared Kushner, met with Egyptian President Sisi and senior Hamas officials in El Alamein — the first such meeting since the ceasefire agreement. Egypt appears to be reclaiming its central role in mediation with Hamas, amidst tension and hidden competition with Qatar. Yedioth Ahronoth's Arab world analyst, Smadar Perry, explains the current state of Israel-Egypt...

"Sometimes it looks like a yeshiva": Secular teenagers who are getting closer to religion
Strengthening faith: weekly Torah lessons, separating challah, and tzitzit under school shirts — in recent years, there has been a trend of teenagers from secular or traditional homes moving closer to religion. Principals and teachers in state "secular" schools have found themselves dealing with issues they had not encountered before. Is this related to October 7, and how much have social networks...

The Battle for the Ministry of Justice: The Crossroads of the Judicial System
An examination of the Supreme Court's power, the continuation of moves regarding the role of the Attorney General, the issue of the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, and the importance of establishing a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre. The Ministry of Justice portfolio, considered particularly desirable, will take on a different meaning after the elections.

89 years after she disappeared: The finding that may reveal what happened to Amelia Earhart
An expedition of 16 researchers will set out in October to Nikumaroro Island following an object seen in satellite imagery on the edge of a lagoon. The researchers will try to determine if these are the remains of the Lockheed Electra in which the pilot and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in 1937.

Wizz Air Compensation for Israelis: Eligible Customers to Receive Benefits
Following a class action lawsuit against Wizz Air over flight cancellations to Israel, 277 customers will receive a three-month membership extension. The court ruled that the proceedings provided tangible benefits to the affected group.

Oshers Ad slashes prices: home cleaning appliances from 199 shekels
The chain is offering two deals on home cleaning appliances with a price difference of hundreds of shekels, prompting consumers to carefully consider their specific needs before purchasing.

After the drop in temperatures: The reversal that will hit Israel as early as tomorrow
The relief from heat stress will be short-lived, and we will soon feel an extreme shift in the trend. Find out when the heat will peak, which areas will experience intensification, and what to expect by the weekend.

Coronavirus has passed, viruses have awakened: The new finding that intrigues researchers
Researchers monitored over 1,100 hospitalized patients for a year and identified 11 viruses that returned to activity. One of the findings may help in the future to identify patients suffering from long-term symptoms of long COVID.

FIFA sacks senior official who publicly criticised Gianni Infantino
FIFA announced on Monday that its Chief Operating Officer, Kevin Lamour, has ended his tenure at the organization, weeks after he publicly criticised President Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a stake in the commercial operations of tournaments, including the World Cup.

TJ Leaf is optimistic: "The progress is good, I missed playing basketball"
Maccabi Tel Aviv players continue to arrive in Israel, with Will Rayman and TJ Leaf returning on Monday. Leaf, who is recovering from a long-term injury, remains cautious about his return timeline but is eager to get back on the court.

Jeanie Buss is out: The dramatic decision at the Los Angeles Lakers
The Buss family has decided to sell the remaining 17.8% of its ownership shares in the Los Angeles Lakers to the new controlling owners, Josh Kushner and Bob Iger, according to a report by Shams Charania on ESPN this evening (Monday). As recalled, the two executed one of the most surprising deals in the history of American sports.

Drama during filming: Suspect arrested for attacking Israeli TV crew
During the filming of a documentary series on antisemitism in Europe, a local resident noticed the Israeli crew and began acting violently. The incident ended with one crew member injured and a dramatic arrest.

Mourning in the media world: The mother of a senior journalist has passed away
Pnina Shulman, wife of the manager of the United Torah Judaism faction in the Knesset and an editor at the Hamodia newspaper, has passed away at the age of 72 after battling a severe illness, leaving behind a large family of leading media figures.
Liberty 5 Pro Max: The next generation of headphones
The ANKER brand is expanding its wireless headphone series with an advanced combination of artificial intelligence, excellent quality, and innovative capabilities such as real-time transcription.

Dego on Juta's sending off: "It's frustrating, we need him against Maccabi Haifa"
The Hapoel Ramat Gan coach addressed the sending off of the defender who will miss the opening round, and spoke about a summer in which he added 20 new players. Watch: Was the team deprived twice?

A Leap to Promotion: The National League Returns — And Here Is Everything You Need to Know
Ashdod and Reine aim for an immediate return to the Premier League, Bnei Yehuda is eager to end its drought, and observers expect the usual unpredictable chaos that defines the National League.

The next star of Israeli swimming: "I am aiming as high as possible"
Tomer Shuster, who gave up on college for sports and overcame a serious injury before the World Championships, has become a breakout star at the European Championships. The swimmer shares how a fateful competition saved his career and how the events of October 7 shaped his path.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is not a development club? The gap between income and expenses suggests otherwise
Jack Anglidis claimed that Mitch Goldhar continues to invest and is willing to absorb financial losses, but the numbers present a different picture: in the last three years, Maccabi Tel Aviv has brought in 41.7 million euros from selling players and spent only 21.6 million on acquisitions. And this summer? A record low.

Nike stock crashes to a low: nearly 39% loss year-to-date
The beloved sports brand is trading at its lowest level since 2014 amid fierce competition and sharp criticism from J.P. Morgan, while Wall Street remains in the red.
Have you been sunburned again and again? The risk of skin cancer could jump by 69%
A review of 17 studies involving more than 321,000 people found that severe sunburns can significantly increase the risk of skin cancer. The risk was particularly high in those who suffered from severe burns in childhood.

Al-Hayya and Dahlan met in Cairo and discussed "ending the monopoly" in Palestinian leadership
The two discussed "formulating a comprehensive strategy for the Palestinian issue" and advancing the second phase of the ceasefire. In addition, the meeting discussed increasing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip against the backdrop of talks with mediators.

Aubameyang scored a great goal, Deportivo La Coruña settled for a point
Like Racing Santander, Deportivo La Coruña failed to celebrate its return to La Liga after an eight-year absence with a home victory. The 2000 Spanish champion, which dissolved after relegation in 2018 and was still playing in the third division in 2024, led at Riazor against Elche, but ultimately settled for a point after a 1:1 draw in the opening round.

11-year-old boy finds prehistoric megalodon tooth in rock crevice
11-year-old Bo Bowers and his father Michael discovered a fossilized megalodon tooth while exploring a beach in New Jersey. After the father found the object in a narrow crevice but couldn't reach it, his son successfully retrieved the 10-centimeter tooth.

The chefs' secret: how to keep parsley and cilantro for 12 months
Tired of throwing away bunches of parsley and cilantro that wilted in the fridge right after you bought them? Meet the simple trick that will save you money and change your entire kitchen routine.

Kushner on the meeting with senior Hamas officials: "We had a very cordial meeting"
Trey Yingst, Fox News correspondent in Israel, spoke with President Donald Trump's advisor Jared Kushner during his visit to Israel. The discussion focused on the Peace Council, the Gaza Strip, and Kushner's recent meeting with Hamas representatives.

Rat in the freezer: footage from an Indian supermarket sparks outrage
Young customers at a Blinkit branch in Kalyan filmed a rodent near packaged products. The incident follows a series of sanitary inspections at quick-delivery facilities that resulted in license suspensions and corrective orders.

YouTube is changing its view count — and the numbers are about to skyrocket
Starting August 24, a view on YouTube will be counted from the moment the video starts playing — similar to TikTok, Instagram, and Shorts. YouTube admits the change is expected to boost view counts, but emphasizes: creator earnings will not change.

Disaster at the Ashdod Oil Refinery: Police Transfer Case to State Attorney's Office
Six months after the deaths of engineers Irina Radchuk and Nitzan Goichman, police have transferred the case to the State Attorney's Office. The refinery is preparing to resume operations in the testing room where the tragedy occurred, despite internal warnings regarding systemic safety failures. The company states it is prioritizing a safe work environment.

The Demographic Demon
Anxiety over declining birth rates and changing population composition is increasingly shaping politics, but history teaches that demographic processes are far more complex than apocalyptic forecasts.

A Kahanist virus in the Likud
Benjamin Netanyahu is now eating exactly the porridge he cooked, and it is a porridge that is not to the taste of many Likud voters. They are right-wingers, they are not Kahanists. Menachem Begin built a wall between them and the Likud, Benjamin Netanyahu destroyed it.

The Internationalization Combo
The looming internationalization of the war in Lebanon is also a tool for it. Therefore, this is exactly the time to ensure that we are not creating again, with our own hands, a multinational mechanism that will allow its survival.