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With the Israeli wonderkid on the pitch: Barcelona won the Gamper Trophy
Just before the champions open the season, the Catalans beat Egypt's Al-Ahly 1:2 in the traditional preparation match. 28 minutes for Oriane Goren, who came off the bench.

Moderna recorded the sharpest stock increase in the S&P 500 index since 2008
Breaking an 18-year record: The success of clinical trials combining mRNA technology in the fight against cancer has led to an unprecedented surge in Moderna's stock. According to The Wall Street Journal, the company recorded the sharpest daily increase of any S&P 500 firm since 2008.
Two weeks before the finale: The latest couple eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars"
The former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain, who previously made a comeback via the 'lifeline' round, has been definitively eliminated. Five couples remain to compete for the title.

"7.10, Judea and Samaria version: Studying the videos and planning the next thing"
The third and final episode of the investigative series "7.10 – Judea and Samaria version" aired on Channel 14, examining the threat posed by the Palestinian Authority. The investigation explores whether Israel remains captive to outdated concepts and how terror elements in Judea and Samaria are preparing for scenarios even larger than the October 7 massacre.

Switzerland at a Crossroads: The Battle for Eternal Neutrality
In September, a referendum will be held in the country that has sought to remain neutral since 1815. The initiative, which seeks to limit the possibility of imposing sanctions on warring states and reduce cooperation with military alliances, is opposed by most major parties. Another poll indicates a smaller gap between opponents and supporters.

USA: Arrested on suspicion of kidnapping - and then a detail from her past was revealed that stunned investigators
Two sisters, aged 4 and 11 months, were located inside a locked trailer after being kidnapped in Atlanta, and the suspect was arrested. After her arrest, it turned out she was wanted in a case where she impersonated a pregnant woman, and she was also previously accused of kidnapping a four-day-old baby.

Drones strike Russian oil: Fuel shortages and rationing return to Moscow
Russia is facing a second wave of fuel crisis following Ukrainian drone attacks on oil facilities. Major gas station chains, including Rosneft, Gazprom, and Lukoil, have imposed limits on gasoline sales. Despite government claims of market stabilization, Russia has begun importing fuel. Meanwhile, nine people were killed in ongoing hostilities, and 206 prisoners of war were returned in a mutual...

Warning to Israel: Sanctions possible even before the elections
A new tender for the construction of about 1,200 housing units in the E1 area is causing a stir in Europe, which claims that Israel committed not to build in the area beyond the Green Line. Germany, France, the UK, and Italy are discussing how to act, but fear that imposing sanctions at this time would actually strengthen Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the elections. UN Secretary-General: "An...

Fatal accidents in Haifa and Tel Aviv: 1 dead, 3 seriously injured
Two serious traffic accidents occurred almost simultaneously, resulting in the death of a 60-year-old man and leaving two others in serious condition. The injured were evacuated to Rambam Hospital.

Likud Legal Advisor to Petition Supreme Court Against Central Elections Committee Chairman
After Judge Solberg's response to Likud's request to reconsider his decision banning the 'Elector' application did not satisfy the party, attorney Ilan Bombach will file a petition with the Supreme Court tomorrow, as reported this evening (Wednesday).

Senior OpenAI executive: 'Anthropic to IPO before us? It's no cause for concern, we are in a race of our own'
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar told employees that the AI giant plans to go public by 2027, though this timeline could accelerate based on business growth. She emphasized that the potential earlier IPO of competitor Anthropic is not a cause for concern.

Oded Pozis completes the revolution at Novolog: CEO and CFO to step down
Novolog CEO Aviad Bosi and CFO Yaniv Vidavsky will leave their positions in four months. The departure follows the Pozis family's move to secure a 44% controlling stake and replace the board of directors. Oded Pozis is expected to spearhead a new strategic plan for the company.

The race for the UN Secretary-General position: The new candidate, the map of chances - and the attitude towards Israel
Ivonne A-Baki, a diplomat with 40 years of experience from Ecuador, has joined the list of candidates to replace Antonio Guterres. Now the question arises whether she will manage to challenge Rebeca Grynspan from Costa Rica, who is considered a leading candidate for the position. Here is the full list of candidates and their attitude towards Israel.

The AI race opens doors to hackers: thousands of infrastructure systems exposed
A TrendAI study identified 6,300 control and automation systems connected to the internet near data centers in the USA. The more alarming finding: in facilities built since 2021, the exposure rate is more than twice as high compared to older data centers.

Erdogan is carrying out illegal construction in Jerusalem – and the state is doing nothing
The Turkish consulate in Jerusalem, which works in close cooperation with the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, is apparently committing building violations while preventing Israeli inspectors from entering the compound. A study by the Jerusalem Center for Applied Policy exposes these violations, and former council member Yair Gabai has appealed to the municipality to intervene.

Erel Segal: "Bennett is a clown and a bullshitter. I am going crazy from the level of his charlatanism"
During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, Erel Segal harshly attacked former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, following a plan he presented regarding the future of the Gaza Strip, in which he proposed bringing Egypt into the picture instead of Turkey and Qatar.

Giant deal in the NBA: Los Angeles Lakers sold for $12.5 billion
An unprecedented deal is shaking the sports world as the Los Angeles Lakers are sold for a record $12.5 billion. The transaction brings not only astronomical financial stakes but also significant management changes amidst ongoing family turmoil.

Madness in the crypto market: Bitcoin jumped by $4,000 in 20 minutes
What caused Bitcoin to break the $69,000 mark almost instantly, and what move by the US Treasury Department reignited the appetite for risk assets?

Hadar Muchtar in first interview after primaries: "I did not receive a hug from the Likud leadership"
After more than two years of working on the ground, thousands of kilometers between party members and activists, and a campaign designed to get her on the Likud list, Hadar Muchtar found herself out of the primaries at the moment of truth. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided not to shorten her qualifying period, and she remained out of the race.
Judaism at the click of a button: The project connecting artificial intelligence with tradition
Leaders of the media world, key figures from the high-tech industry, and the rabbi of the Savyon community gathered for the launch of 'Jewit - simply being Jewish': a digital platform that combines artificial intelligence and practical guides in four languages to make tradition accessible in real time.

The voice is the voice of Al-Sharaa, and the hands are the hands of Erdogan
We are all — the Syrians, Israel, and the Turks — sitting at Trump's table. It was reported the day before yesterday that Israel attacked again in Syria, but the days when Israel enjoyed full freedom of action there have passed forever.

Police Prepare for Extreme Election Scenarios as Alert Level Raised
With 69 days until the elections, the police are preparing for extreme scenarios. While previous preparations focused on maintaining election integrity, new operational plans are now being developed to address potential security threats.

After Yair Golan's remarks on Syria, Zamri attacks: "What does he want?!"
Yair Golan addressed the recent strike in Syria, labeling it a "provocative and dangerous move" that could risk confrontation with Turkey and strain ties with the US. Panelist Yotam Zamri sharply criticized Golan during the "Patriots" program for his perceived inconsistency.

Hollywood Production Giant Collapses as Streaming Budgets Shrink
Creditors have taken control of MBS Group, a major supplier of production equipment for Hollywood studios, following its insolvency. The collapse highlights the ongoing impact of budget cuts across the entertainment industry.

Green Line to open this weekend in Jerusalem: The stations, the frequency, and the news that will disappoint fans
The new light rail route will be seven kilometers long, include 12 new stations, and intersect with the veteran Red Line. Although fans have been waiting for years, the station next to Teddy Stadium and the Arena will not operate during major events.

Wedding plans off: Michal HaKtanah and Yehuda Buchbut have broken up
Eight months after causing a stir by confirming their relationship despite a 19-year age gap, the children's star and her partner have decided to part ways. What happened?

Deni Avdija: "I didn't dream of reaching the NBA, you need luck - not just ability"
The Portland Trail Blazers star spoke at the Israel Basketball Association's festive gala: "I tell children to believe in themselves, to dream big." Oded Kattash also spoke: "Over the years I have been privileged to coach the best, and I discovered how many layers coaching has." And also: the first class of the Israeli Basketball Hall of Fame.

After the death of 96 people: Spain will transfer 500 children from Ceuta to the mainland
About 500 minors will be transferred from Ceuta to mainland Spain after at least 96 people were killed during a mass crossing from Morocco at the end of July. The move marks a shift in Madrid's position, comes against the backdrop of a humanitarian crisis in the enclave, and is expected to spark a confrontation with right-wing parties opposed to their reception.

Assisting Educators: New Program to Train Hundreds of Educational Aides
About 600 educational aides from approximately 50 municipalities are expected to join the "Ofek BeTnuah" ("Horizon in Motion") program in the 2026/27 school year. The initiative will allow them to earn a bachelor's degree in early childhood education, receive a teaching certificate, and obtain an annual scholarship of 6,000 shekels to help address the national teacher shortage.

Message to Turkey, strike in Syria, and wall-to-wall condemnation in the Arab world
On the night of August 18, 2026, Air Force fighter jets struck the Abu al-Duhur military airfield in the Idlib province of northwestern Syria. The airfield is located about 60-70 kilometers from the Turkish border and about 300 kilometers from the Israeli border. According to Syrian military sources, about eight strikes were carried out, damaging runways and storage facilities.

Despite a multi-million salary: Hapoel Tel Aviv coach demands a raise from Ofer Yanai
Dimitris Itoudis holds a massive contract until 2028 but is demanding to reopen it following achievements in Europe. How will the management respond in light of the disappointment in the local arena?
"It is very good that the lessons were learned": MK Gilad Kariv welcomes the political union
Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad are reuniting, and the Democrats are welcoming it. MK Gilad Kariv recalls the quarter of a million votes that were wasted in the previous elections and calls for increasing voter turnout, especially in the Arab society.

Vacation to play GTA 6: The offer from a US unit to its soldiers
A US Army unit is offering its soldiers an unusual incentive in exchange for extending their service: a four-day vacation in honor of the launch of the highly anticipated game. The military views the gaming population as an important pool of potential recruits.

A soldier arrived for a session with a psychologist — and fell victim to political preaching
M. (23), a reserve soldier in an elite unit who fought in the Gaza Strip, sought psychological help after returning home. However, instead of support, he encountered political preaching from psychologist Uri Levy.

Armament independence: Israel to establish production lines for smart bombs | First publication
The dispute: Benjamin Netanyahu approved a budget of 40 billion shekels, but the Ministry of Finance refuses to transfer it. The Ministry of Defense warns: we are losing a precious year of procurement.

Likud against Golan: "He is willing to allow Turkish military entrenchment in Syria"
The Likud party harshly attacked the chairman of the Democrats, Yair Golan, this evening (Wednesday) following his remarks against the Israeli strike in Syria. The party's statement claimed that Golan opposes activities aimed at preventing Turkish military entrenchment in Syrian territory. "It is not surprising that Yair Golan, who calls for the establishment of a Palestinian terrorist state in...

Sources in Likud prepare to petition against the reserved spots for Haim Katz and Israel Katz
Published this evening (Wednesday) in the main news edition: The primaries are behind us, but the battle over the Likud list is far from over. Behind the scenes, a legal move is already being organized against the reserved spots for ministers Israel Katz and Haim Katz.

First publication: Opposition members tried to black out Channel 14 in Ra'anana
Two opposition council members in the Ra'anana municipality are seeking to bring a motion to stop the broadcasting of Channel 14 in all municipal public buildings. The two are trying to disguise the political decision as a professional move, while attempting to deal in advance with the understandable claim regarding the infringement of freedom of speech, but it is difficult to ignore the very...

Noam Amir against Alma Zack: "You are the mother of all things political"
A media storm has erupted following a left-wing initiative seeking to fly Israeli citizens living abroad to Israel on election day. Our correspondent Noam Amir launched a sharp attack on Wednesday against "Eretz Nehederet" star, comedian Alma Zack, following a video she published in which she presented the move as an "a-political" initiative aimed at encouraging democratic participation.

Watch: Driver caught at 201 km/h, turned off lights to evade police
Traffic police officers were deployed on Highway 60 in the south as part of an operation against speeding. A 19-year-old new driver was caught driving at 201 km/h in a 90 km/h zone, attempted to escape by turning off his vehicle's lights, and was subsequently arrested.

Hackers breached the French tax authority and sold information on hundreds of thousands of citizens
The French tax authority's database was breached, and information on approximately 678,000 citizens is now being offered on the darknet. In addition to the harm to taxpayers, this is an embarrassing incident for a country that promised technological leadership.
Likud gains in new poll, but Gadi Eisenkot's party maintains lead
The Likud party gained 2 additional mandates in the Channel 13 poll, but Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party grew even further. Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein failed to cross the electoral threshold, and the mandates previously held by Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel were redistributed between the political blocs.

Ofer Winter's team revealed: names joining his new party
As previously reported, Brigadier General Ofer Winter intends to run independently in the 26th Knesset elections. He has already approached figures such as Lali Deri and Yosef Haddad to join his new political movement.

How Iran Plans to Pressure Donald Trump: New Strategic Details
The Iranian regime has formulated a two-stage plan marking a shift from a policy of containment to offensive operations. According to a source close to the Revolutionary Guards, Tehran recognizes the effectiveness of the American siege and is attempting to force Donald Trump to ease sanctions.

Starting the celebrations now: Daniel Amit and Emily Damari celebrate a "mini-wedding"
A week before their official ceremony, the couple hosted an intimate event with family and friends. Both dressed in white, the brides enjoyed a blessing ceremony and performances by Lee Biran and Lauren Peled.

"Adams is a fool, the USA is in a process of Islamization"
The day after his achievement in the Likud primaries, Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli was a guest on the "Game of Chairs" podcast and spoke about the fight against antisemitism and the goals for the next government. Loss of governance in the Negev? "We are changing the face of reality." A possible connection with Eizenkot? "I don't rule it out," and the confrontations with Goldknopf: "I...
Health Ministry warns: Dangerous mosquitoes detected in the Ben Gurion Airport area
According to the ministry's spokesperson, since the beginning of the West Nile fever activity season to date, 17 patients have been diagnosed, one of whom is still hospitalized and one has passed away. It is now reported that infected mosquitoes have been detected in Petah Tikva, Kafr Qasim, and Ben Gurion Airport.

Rami Levy expands market presence: 25 new branches planned
Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma has released its financial results for the first half of 2026, outlining a major growth strategy that includes the deployment of dozens of new urban branches and new business drivers.

Dangerous virus reaches central Israel: Health Ministry issues warning
Laboratory tests have confirmed that mosquitoes carrying the West Nile fever virus were captured near the airport and in other central cities. The number of confirmed cases in Israel has risen to 17.

Clal CEO Yoram Naveh: "The 'small bank' reform is currently not attractive for us - and that's a pity"
Clal has broken a record in core business profit, launched for the first time in its history a share buyback program, and crossed 456 billion shekels in assets under management. In an interview with ice, CEO Yoram Naveh explains why he remains "long on Israel," why he will not fight for market share in auto insurance at any cost, and why the "small bank" reform, which is supposed to increase...

Naor Zion under fire: "It crushes me, he is using my name"
Rami Davidian, who saved many people from the massacre area at the Nova festival, talks about dealing with trauma, his close relationship with Adva Dadon and Ofira Asayag, and the conflict with Naor Zion: "It crushes me, he is using my name. This is not my way of fighting wars."

The survival war of the small parties: the dramas and the great comebacks
September 7 is the deadline for submitting party lists to the Knesset, and until that moment, the small parties are in a race against time. They must gain an audience, strengthen their standing in the polls, add well-known names, and answer the central question: do they have enough power to pass the electoral threshold? Alongside the large parties, several smaller political frameworks have been...

After a decade together and the trauma of captivity: Elia Cohen and Ziv Avod marry
From 505 days in captivity to a long-awaited celebration: hostage survivor Elia Cohen and his partner Ziv Avod wed this evening before 1,000 guests. A powerful symbol of resilience and victory.

Two-year-old girl found injured after going missing; 11-year-old detained
A two-year-old toddler in Jerusalem was found by her parents with injuries half an hour after she went missing. She was hospitalized in light condition. An 11-year-old boy is suspected of attacking her.

Report: Mossad chief's conversation with Syrian Foreign Minister focused on Turkey
According to Reuters, Gofman and al-Shaibani spoke last week and discussed the Turkish military presence in Syria — days before the Israeli strikes on the airbase in the north of the country.

Before the attack: Mossad chief spoke with Syrian Foreign Minister regarding Turkey's presence in Syria
The unusual conversation between the Mossad chief and the Syrian Foreign Minister took place shortly before the Israeli strike. Benjamin Netanyahu stated: "We ensured they understood the message." Eyal Zamir added: "We will know how to use force where necessary."

Farewell to Shmuel Harlap: Entrepreneur, Manager, and Philanthropist
Shmuel Harlap, who controlled the car importer Colmobil, turned it into a dominant player in the local market with the Mitsubishi and Hyundai brands, as well as Chery and Omoda. He was among the early investors in Mobileye and made a successful exit upon its sale. At the same time, he was involved in extensive philanthropic activity.

Yair Golan against the strike in Syria: "A provocative and dangerous move"
The chairman of the Democrats, Major General (res.) Yair Golan, spoke out against the Israeli strike in Syria, claiming it is a "provocative and dangerous move" that could bring Israel closer to a confrontation with Turkey and deepen the rift with allies, led by the USA. In a statement he released, Golan said: "Once again, military force is being used for political considerations, and once again...

Fire in the Southern Hebron Hills: Blaze Contained
Firefighting teams reported a wide line of fire near the settlement of Afeka, which was spreading toward residential homes due to wind. Police from the Judea District are assisting with site security and traffic control, while fire crews and aerial support work to extinguish the blaze.

Reform of disabled parking permits worries patients: "I am being punished for being diagnosed 'too late'"
About 133,000 temporary permits expiring in 2026-2027 will not be renewed automatically, and a gradual cancellation of permanent permits is also expected. Patients and rights organizations warn: relying on benefits and functional tests could harm those who have difficulty walking but are not eligible for benefits.

Hazi Hinam slashes prices: essential products starting from 7.90 NIS
The supermarket chain is launching a major sale on food, personal care, and household products from leading brands. Which items are currently priced under 10 NIS and what offers await in the cleaning department?

Surprise on Channel 14: 'The Patriots' star moves to a new role
The beloved media personality and columnist is joining the permanent staff of a leading religious sector weekly, which is embarking on a dramatic expansion to over 80 pages starting this coming Sabbath.

Big Brother star reveals: "It's just a toxic relationship"
Months after leaving the Big Brother house, May Arav opens up about her secret attempt at a relationship with Erez Isakov, the intense media pressure, and why she ultimately defined the connection as toxic.

Penthouse sold for 25 million shekels: New luxury project in Tel Aviv
A luxury apartment in a flagship project overlooking Yarkon Park has been purchased by a local couple, with the transaction price reflecting a significant premium over recent market averages on the street.

From a painful loss to a huge profit: the dramatic leap that surprised the market
Despite the rise in raw material costs globally and a military operation, the company Klil presents exceptional reports with a 63% jump in revenues and an operating profit that broke last year's records.

Guy Lerner: "I am receiving death threats following my investigation"
Guy Lerner, host of the "HaTzinor" program, reported receiving threats following an investigation into the illegal takeover of burial plots at a Netanya cemetery. Despite the danger, the journalist stated he will not cease his work.

Behind the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: "There is no strike, just a lack of manpower"
While passengers at Ben Gurion Airport face long waits for luggage, employees report extreme workloads and a structural staff shortage. They claim the current employment model forces out experienced workers before they gain tenure. The Israel Airports Authority rejects these claims, citing the seasonal nature of the work and established labor agreements.

Good news: Apple cuts iPhone 17 Pro prices in Israel | First publication
Apple has instructed its Israeli importers to cut prices for the iPhone 17 Pro and 17 Pro Max by $90 (approx. 270 shekels) starting this week. The move comes as a surprise following recent price hikes for MacBooks and iPads due to the global memory chip shortage.
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Will sanctions be tightened? Document reveals true beneficiaries of state subsidies
An analysis by the Ministry of Finance, presented during discussions on the conscription of yeshiva students, reveals vast disparities in state subsidy eligibility among Israeli citizens. The ministry recommends canceling after-school program subsidies for Haredi draft dodgers starting in the upcoming school year.

Father of Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion has passed away at the age of 92
Shalom Lion was born in Thessaloniki and immigrated with his family to Jerusalem at the age of one and a half. His family members who remained in Greece perished in the Holocaust. In 2022, he participated with his son in the March of the Living and visited Auschwitz for the first time.

Inspectors requested to remove the partition: clashes during Selichot prayer in Tel Aviv
Right-wing activist Mordechai David began a series of prayers that he plans to hold twice a week until Yom Kippur. About 20 men and four women arrived at the first event. After municipal inspectors requested to remove the partition, clashes developed at the scene.

Hapoel Haifa midfielder in an interview with C14: "We opened the phone and saw darkness"
Special interview for C14: Serious injuries in sports happen at the worst possible moments, and that is exactly what happened to Ofek Biton. The midfielder, who was having an excellent season with Hapoel Haifa with three goals and five assists, was stopped at the peak of his momentum following a torn cruciate ligament last February. In a close and special conversation with C14, he recounts the...

Finally it's happening: Agam Buhbut's exciting move for Bar Brimer
The quarter-finals of "Dancing with the Stars" are here, and it seems Bar Brimer has decided to bring out the big guns and bring all his famous friends to cheer him on - including his partner.

The series of internal score-settlings shaking Gaza: "Chaos, Hamas is behind this dangerous move"
The killing of members of the Abu Warda clan has ignited anger and threats of revenge. The clan blames Hamas and demands that those responsible be exposed.

Trump Administration Announces New Tax Restrictions for Illegal Immigrants
The US Treasury Department has introduced new tax regulations aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from accessing taxpayer-funded benefits. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the move is expected to save $3 billion, with nearly one million individuals potentially losing eligibility for tax refunds.

"Earning 3 times more and not working on Saturdays": 1,500 graduates a year - so why are there not enough social workers?
Every year, about 1,500 new social workers finish their studies, but many of them do not reach the public sector, and those who do often drop out within two years. Severe burnout, a salary that does not keep up with the cost of living, and an unimaginable workload push them out. "When I started dreaming about work at night, I realized that was enough."

"Less manual work": This is what 2027 will look like in the advertising industry
An AI-based marketing platform is gaining a foothold in the Israeli advertising industry. Bank Hapoalim launches a complex offering activities for children on smart consumption and financial education. Events and appointments.
Does Iran intend to attack in Europe? Former senior Mossad official: "Spins and misinformation" | Listen
Haim Tomer, a former senior Mossad official, is not convinced that Iran will attack in Europe, calling the reports "total nonsense." He criticized decision-makers, noting that the IDF is near collapse and that a new strategy is required.
Amit Halevi tried to project business as usual - Ron Koffman didn't buy it: "Do you feel betrayed?"
Amit Halevi, pushed to the 33rd spot on the Likud list, insisted that "getting the 19th spot in Likud is not losing," but in an interview on 103fm, he got into a sharp confrontation with Ron Koffman regarding reserved spots, Gideon Sa'ar, and Benjamin Netanyahu.

Sapir Berman takes a hit: The dramatic decision that endangers the continuation of her career
For the second time: The renowned referee did not pass the association's physical fitness tests and will be absent from the pitches in the near future, marking a dramatic moment for her new international status at UEFA.

Starting at 4,660 NIS: Iconic refrigerator brand returns to Israel
After several years of absence, home appliance giant Miniline is bringing the iconic American brand Frigidaire back to the local market with a new series of refrigerators tailored for Israeli kitchens, starting at 4,660 NIS.

Rami Levy on a roll: Profit jumped by 14%, distributed dividends in the billions of shekels
The food chain concludes an exceptionally strong half-year and announces a significant dividend distribution, alongside the opening of dozens of neighborhood branches and new pharmacy and stock branches across the country.

The people you don't know: Netanyahu's campaign hive revealed
Alongside Yonatan Urich, Topaz Luk, and the mayor of Bat Yam, information that reached ynet reveals a series of figures involved in the Likud campaign - from businessman Avi Gross, who advises the PM on reserved spots and whose production complex became the headquarters, to the "digital genius" who stood behind a provocative Facebook page, and Shlomo Filber, who provides polling services.

Two arrested following a brawl in Eilat - but no one filed a complaint
Magav officers were called early this morning to the city center and arrested two suspects, who were later released under restrictive conditions. So far, none of the injured parties have filed a complaint, and the police are attempting to locate them. The incident comes days after a violent brawl at a hotel in the city.

"The VP Table" has been cancelled: This is how Chen Lichtenstein is changing the DNA in ZIM's offices
While the fate of the ZIM sale remains undecided, new CEO Chen Lichtenstein is bringing a more open management style to the shipping company, contrasting with his predecessor Eli Glickman. ZIM's second-quarter reports show a return to profitability.

Against the backdrop of Ukrainian drone attacks: Russian citizens are emptying bank accounts
Amid escalating Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian soil, cash withdrawals from banks have reached record highs. Citizens fear the Kremlin may nationalize deposits to fund the war, leading to liquidity issues across the financial sector.

An AirTag revealed what Amazon is really doing with the rare books it buys
A new investigation using an AirTag has revealed that Amazon is purchasing rare books to destroy them. The company uses the scanned content to train its AI models, as high-quality human-written text is considered a valuable resource.

First publication: Contradictions in the testimony of Eldar Dayan's friends revealed
Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, suspected of murdering their friend Eldar Dayan, claimed they fled to an open area after seeing a police car, but records show it arrived only half an hour later. Peretz's phone, which he claimed was lost, was found at his family's home, and police suspect that important data was deleted from it.

Israelis prefer local airlines, Israir in the lead
Despite being the largest carrier, El Al ranks behind Israir in the monthly index of online purchases by Israelis. In the back-to-school sector, Delta and Fox are leading the growth.

Iceland Goes to the Polls: Will Fishing Rights Decide the EU Membership Bid?
Iceland is preparing for a referendum on whether to resume EU accession talks, which were frozen in 2013. Amidst geopolitical uncertainty and threats from the US, the nation is weighing the economic benefits of membership against the risk of losing control over its vital fishing industry.

Equestrian: A great start for Mark Bluman at the World Championships in Aachen
The Israeli rider and the horse Landon de Niez are ranked seventh at the end of the first qualifying day. They finished without faults in a time of 72.50 seconds, just 0.95 seconds from first place. The Israeli team is ranked ninth at the end of the first day and is aiming for a ticket to Los Angeles 2028.

Neither Law nor Business Administration: The University That Will Teach You to Be an Internet Star
Arizona State University has launched a bachelor's degree in content creation, including studies in podcasting, studio production, and on-camera performance. Critics question the value of such a degree, while industry professionals argue that it may provide useful skills in the fields of communications and marketing.

Complained about the deputy principal — and was sent to teach at another school
Ilan Tashtash, who coached the women's sailing team for the Olympics, also taught at the School of Maritime Education. According to him, he was transferred because he exposed improper conduct. What did the Labor Court rule?

Palestinian worker claimed 438,000 shekels — court awards only a tenth
A young man employed in electrical work resigned and demanded social benefits for five years of full-time employment. However, the court determined he worked part-time and for a shorter duration.

"We will not allow hostile forces to establish themselves on our borders": The Chief of Staff with a sharp message
Against the backdrop of increasing Turkish involvement in Syria, Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir toured the south of the country and clarified that the IDF is monitoring the changes in the arena. According to him, Israel will act to prevent not only terror threats but also the formation of a significant military threat on its border: "We will know how to use our power where it is needed and when it is...

After an 800% jump in 3 years: Bet Shemesh Engines stock leaps following reports
The jet engine parts exporter doubled its profit to $16 million and grew in all parameters, even though the strengthening of the shekel reduced operating profit by about $5.6 million. The order backlog grew to $3.3 billion.

For 13,500 shekels: Dudu Faruk got a genital piercing
Dudu Faruk set a particularly bizarre goal for fans to promote his upcoming show at Reading 3, and after selling 100 tickets, he proved that he has no limits.

Netflix in trouble: major lawsuit threatens to halt new project
The streaming giant has been caught in an unusual legal dispute with a veteran metal band that claims trademark infringement and is demanding that the court impose an immediate injunction on the launch of the highly anticipated animated series.

Well-known Ashdod restaurant closed immediately due to public health threat
Following a series of serious sanitary violations and failure to meet conditions set during May hearings, the District Health Office has issued an administrative order closing the "Tatam Tavin" business in Ashdod for 60 days.

A blow to investors: tech stocks plunge, identifying the day's biggest loser
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with declines across both major indices. The TA-35 index fell by 0.2% to 4,167.91 points, while the TA-125 index dropped by 0.02% to 4,039.99 points. Shares of Damri rose by 6.65%, whereas Camtek shares plummeted by 7.27%.

Chief of Staff in Syria: "We will not allow hostile forces to establish themselves on our borders"
Eyal Zamir held a situation assessment and tour with senior Northern Command officers, clarifying that the IDF is monitoring changes on the Syrian front. "We have created a forward defense zone that serves as a buffer in front of the communities." On the multi-front war: "We must be in constant readiness."

Infrastructure works: train lines to the north to be suspended over the weekend
Train passengers from Beit She'an, Haifa, and Nahariya will face extensive disruptions from tomorrow morning until Sunday morning, with 12 stations closed. Israel Railways stated that the works are scheduled during a period of lower demand and urged the public to check updated timetables. Additionally, further disruptions are expected in the coming weeks on the line between Modi'in and Ben Gurion...

The IV infusion affair: Ironi Tiberias players reach settlement with Anti-Doping Agency
Guy Hadida, David Keltjens, and Niv Gottlieb have reached a settlement under which each will be suspended for eight months, with the possibility of a five-month reduction subject to full cooperation with the agency.

Mor Investment House revenues surged, but agent commissions impacted profits
The investment house reported a 22% revenue growth compared to the same quarter last year, though net profit declined slightly due to higher commission payments to agents. Revenue gains were driven by expansion in provident and pension fund activities.
"Meta knew and planned": The phrase that could complicate Zuckerberg's empire
Prof. Nitzan Pekin, Deputy Director of the Center for Cyber Law and Policy at the University of Haifa, explained the lawsuit against Meta, which centers on the question of whether the company used data it collected on minors to design its products and increase screen time.

Credit card companies have more cards than residents in the country, and profits are jumping accordingly
The results of the industry leaders — Isracard, Cal, and Max — for the second quarter of 2026 show that the number of their active cards is already higher than the number of residents in Israel. Who led in transactions and who in quarterly profit, and what is the chance that any of the three will advance in entering banking activity? 3 notes on the reports.

IAI subsidiary reaches final stage of major Dubai Metro tender
The Israeli company Altel has reached the final stage of a tender for the operation and maintenance of Dubai's new Blue Line metro. The project, valued at over $2 billion, is scheduled to launch in 2029.

A legend in khaki: Brig. Gen. (res.) Tzurie Sagi, who established the Kurdish rebel army, has passed away
Brig. Gen. (res.) Tzurie Sagi died today at the age of 92. During his 32 years in the IDF, he fought in the Battle of the Mitla, commanded the Paratrooper Reconnaissance Unit and the 890th Battalion, and participated in the Yom Kippur War. He will be remembered primarily for his secret mission in the 1960s: training the Kurdish underground and developing the combat doctrine that destroyed an...
Ministry of Health closed popular culinary establishment in Ashdod: "Ta'am Tavin"
The Ministry of Health ordered the immediate closure of "Ta'am Tavin" in Ashdod following inspections that found sanitary violations and production without licenses. Among the findings: a freezer at 9 degrees, lack of laboratory tests, and deficiencies in food control.

Fines up to 3,000 euros: Portugal bans face concealment in public spaces
The President of Portugal signed a law promoted by the nationalist right, dubbed the "Portuguese Burqa Law." The legislation prohibits wearing clothing intended to conceal the face, except in specific health, professional, artistic, or climatic circumstances.

The October 6th concept? Border Police (Magav) claims no need for 24/7 security in Jerusalem Envelope communities
The IDF will end the deployment of reserve soldiers who have been securing communities in the area since the war began due to threat scenarios similar to October 7th. The Border Police stated that responsibility for security systems now lies with the communities themselves. Local officials criticized the move, calling it disconnected from the reality on the ground.

Investors in the Gulf are heading for a shake-up: these are the things to pay attention to
While eyes are turned to the security tensions, the Swiss bank EFG reveals the main factor that is wiping out billions and explains why some countries in the region are in much greater danger than others.

Yael Shelbia admits after breakup with Omer Adam: 'I didn't know if I wanted to'
Yael Shelbia, who recently broke up with Omer Adam, opened up about life after the singer, the uncertainty before her relationship with Lance Stroll, and the decision that changed her life: "It is truly the most amazing thing I could have done."

Fast food giant hit with multi-million dollar lawsuit: "We found a condom in the chicken"
A couple who purchased a meal at a branch of the fast food giant Popeyes was horrified to discover a particularly disturbing foreign object in their dish and rushed to file a lawsuit for $1.5 million (about 4.9 million shekels) against the company.

The investment that teaches: Is Warren Buffett still pulling the strings?
About a year ago, Buffett revealed his first position in Alphabet stock, which has since grown into a multi-billion dollar bet. It is an unusual investment for the investment giant who recently stepped down as CEO. Is he still pulling the strings?

After the slander: 'HaKahal' chairman demands apology and compensation from Shas spokesperson
Asher Medina claimed on air that "left-wing elements" are behind new parties in the Haredi arena and that the money came "from Kaplan". Attorney Shlomo Elboim rejects the claims and demands an apology and compensation of 10,000 shekels within 12 hours.

When the Likud realizes Rabin's vision
It is urgent to connect Ma'ale Adumim to Jerusalem while the Trump administration allows it, and before a potential 'change' government halts the process. This is vital to prevent the emergence of another Gaza on Jerusalem's outskirts and to thwart the creation of a Palestinian state.

"Spreading vile lies about the children of journalists?": Rotem Sela defends Guy Peleg
The 43-year-old model and presenter expressed her outrage on Instagram regarding attacks against her close friend, legal commentator Guy Peleg. Photos of his 17-year-old daughter have been circulating on social media alongside serious, false allegations. Sela stated: "I am truly asking myself — are there no boundaries?"

Government to breach state budget for munitions procurement
Globes has learned that the government is preparing to approve an additional tens of billions of shekels for security needs as early as next week. Analysts warn that this could necessitate future tax hikes and budget cuts.

Sapir Berman fails fitness test and will miss the start of the season
The senior referee has not been assigned to the opening rounds of the Premier League and must wait for the next fitness testing session at the Wingate Institute to resume her duties.

Against the backdrop of the emerging Luzon and Mor deal: Dorad will distribute a dividend of 250 million shekels
The board of directors of Dorad unanimously approved a dividend distribution of 250 million shekels. The Luzon Group, led by Amos Luzon, is set to receive 85 million shekels amid a deal to sell a portion of its shares to the Mor investment house.

Like for an explosive, share for a hit: How criminal organizations turned the web into a terror arena
In an era where every person has a smartphone with a camera, shooting, an explosive device, or arson no longer remain at the scene of the event, but are documented and distributed rapidly with the goal of reaching audiences far wider than the direct victims, to increase terror among the public, and to recruit new activists.

No less than 162 kg: Suspect in avocado theft caught red-handed in Moshav Yesodot
During an operation by fighters of the Border Police (Magav) Central District near Moshav Yesodot, a vehicle was located containing 162 kg of avocados suspected to be stolen. The fighters identified a suspect who was near the vehicle and detained him, and a representative of the moshav who was summoned found that the avocados were of a variety grown in the agricultural fields of the settlement.

Stand-up Comedian Ordered to Pay Damages for Insulting Audience Member
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered stand-up comedian Vladimir Tamarkin to pay 10,000 shekels to a woman he publicly mocked for her weight. Judge Tzipora Ohana-Kapesh ruled that while stand-up comedy allows for rough language, it must not cross the line into personal humiliation.

Well-known non-profit at risk of closure: suspicion of fraud and prohibited distribution of funds
A liquidation request was filed against the Atid Association - Jadeidi-Makr, which was intended to eradicate violence, after serious deficiencies were discovered, including suspicion of collecting double payments from parents and transferring over 100,000 shekels in cash abroad.

Surprise in the real estate market: Soferin Group revenues jump by double digits
While the construction industry faces turmoil and many companies report losses, the second-quarter results of the Soferin real estate group reveal encouraging data and a new strategic move set to transform its business model.

Yaki Reisner on film investments: "I planned to lose a million shekels"
Yaki Reisner discusses his independent approach to Israeli film production, his refusal to adhere to public fund regulations, and the surprising success of projects that began as personal hobbies.

Earthquake at Maccabi Tel Aviv: New Appointment at the Basketball Club
After nine years at the club, Roi Gladstone is stepping down. He will be replaced by a former editor of Walla and Israel Hayom, David Rosenthal, who will lead the yellow team's digital and communications system into a new era.

"They threatened to destroy our business": The drama behind a restaurant dispute
Mothers who arrived with seven children at a restaurant claim they were expelled due to a small order of 120 shekels. The restaurant manager reveals a different side of the story, alleging serious threats were made by the customers.

Rotem Sela defends Guy Peleg: "Are there no boundaries? Abominable lies"
The TV presenter and model did not remain indifferent to the false and slanderous attacks against Guy Peleg's 17-year-old daughter, and came to his defense in a sharp story calling to stop the spread of rumors immediately.

Good news for drivers: first phase of KKL bridge rehabilitation completed ahead of schedule
Works will continue on Saturday night and will lead to the closure of the passage from east to west until Friday. Ayalon lanes will remain open, and pedestrians will be able to pass through the southern part of the bridge using a safe passage.
Mor Institute expands significantly in the north: a new large branch will open in Nesher at the beginning of 2027
The new branch will consolidate a wide range of medical and diagnostic services under one roof. The services will be provided using advanced medical equipment, with the goal of providing residents of the area with high-quality, professional, and accessible service.

Bianca Censori 'decapitates' Kanye in his new music video
Bianca Censori has directed another surreal music video for her husband, rapper Kanye West, for the track 'OK'. In the video, the musician appears as a patient with his head detached from his body.

Likud petition accepted: Bennett forced to remove segments from election video
In the video, Naftali Bennett mentions that soldiers have been fighting for months while Haredim evade service, accompanied by footage of troops. The Likud party claimed this constitutes the illegal use of IDF assets in election propaganda.

After 28 years of waiting: Two settlements in Judea and Samaria officially recognized
The Ministry of Interior has granted an official settlement code to Karmi Oz (formerly Givat Harel) and Salhav, where a city is planned on an area of about 4,500 dunams. This move completes the legalization process and allows the communities to receive direct state services.

In the midst of IPO preparations: UVision CFO has left, Eyal Rubin to replace him
UVision CFO Roni Barak has left his position amid the company's IPO preparations. He will be replaced by Eyal Rubin, the current CFO of Nasus Pharma.

Maccabi Haifa: Peter Ogbuade loaned to Hungarian champion
The 'Greens' midfielder will go on a one-year loan to the Hungarian club Győr. According to reports in Ukraine, a Ukraine national team player rejected an offer from the 'Greens'.

Preparing for the school year: fashion, mobile, and electrical appliance sales surge
Globes presents an index examining the volume of credit card purchases in Israel. Phoenix Gamma data points to increases in all major sectors and a moderation in the tourism sector.

Two months after the wedding: The next step for Dua Lipa and Callum Turner
The actor declares in a new interview, just after the highly publicized wedding in Italy with the 30-year-old star, that starting a family with her is his top priority: "I'm 36, I would like to have a family and raise children."

Free admission for the whole family: the new attraction you must not miss
Bank Hapoalim has launched a huge interactive complex for children aged 5 to 13, offering a variety of activities and a show at no cost. Participation is subject to prior registration and is open to customers of all banks.

Static faces fire and speaks about the parting: "It's easiest to say yes"
Static faced a wave of harsh criticism on social media following the replacement of a contestant on the Reshet 13 program, and this morning he posted a story clarifying his stance on the move.

After bankruptcy: Israeli restaurant hit with a multi-million lawsuit from chef
Troubles continue: An expert chef brought to Israel is suing the owners of a well-known restaurant group for ongoing exploitation, while the owners claim it is a frivolous, false lawsuit by an illegal resident, and that the restaurant is in insolvency proceedings after accumulating debts and closing.

The conflict in Givat Shmuel reaches a peak: serious accusations against the network
City council members sent a letter to the students' parents, backing the municipality's steps against the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva Center. These are the serious claims raised, and how the network is responding ahead of the start of the school year.

Crypto Market Update: Key Developments and Investor Implications
The US FASB has proposed recognizing certain stablecoins as cash equivalents, Metaplanet is launching a US Bitcoin Treasury arm in a $130M+ deal, and South Korea is blocking Polymarket.

The $12 Billion Deal: Google Changes the Rules of the Game
A new strategic move by the tech giant in the field of artificial intelligence chips is making waves in the market and boosting the stock of a surprising partner by 11%, while a major competitor is seeing declines.
A blow to Eyal Nagar and the Bakri organization: elite forces raided the cells of the largest criminal organizations in Israel
The Israel Prison Service (IPS) conducted an extensive search operation this week in the cells of prisoners identified with the Bakri and Eyal Nagar criminal organizations. Elite fighters seized shivs and drugs, aiming to disrupt the direction of criminal activity from within the prison.
Extraordinary incident at HaSharon Prison: Inmate barricaded himself and threatened suicide
An inmate at HaSharon Prison barricaded himself on a balcony in one of the wings while wounded, threatening to commit suicide. Forces from the Masada unit, prison guards, and a negotiation team took control of him, and he was transferred for medical treatment.

Persian Gulf blockade impacts Israeli cost of living via Jordanian border congestion
The Iranian blockade and Houthi threats have shifted cargo transport from sea routes to land routes through Jordan. Staffing shortages and reduced operating hours at the Jordan River Crossing are causing significant delays. Imports for companies like Sugat and ICL are being stalled, threatening consumer prices. The Israel Airports Authority attributes the congestion to current security...
Scientist claims US government is hiding bodies of four alien species
Dr. Eric Davis, an astrophysicist who worked for decades with the Pentagon's UFO program, claims that the US government is hiding the remains of no fewer than four different alien species that crashed on Earth.

And what if it really was the Military Advocate General?
The Channel 14 researcher did indeed err in identifying Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, but it is more disturbing to think what would have happened if he had not erred: the legal campaign cannot include personal physical harassment and humiliation beyond what is already mandated by the painful and necessary process of criminal trial.

"I don't know if there will be a third wedding": Danit Greenberg on the comeback to her ex
Two weeks after her surprising reunion with Meni Yona, the influencer tells mako what led her back into his arms, which friend encouraged her to reach out, and why she has adopted a new approach to sharing her private life on social media.
Teva on the path to a breakthrough: the drug that may change the treatment of Tourette syndrome
The FDA has accepted for review Teva's application for the approval of Aukopipam for the treatment of children with Tourette syndrome and has granted it an accelerated pathway. If approved, it could be the first drug in the field with a new mechanism of action in over 50 years.

Why you are celebrating her fall in particular
Israeli politics is full of men who said stupid things, did stupid things, flip-flopped, were embarrassed, and became caricatures - but something about Idit Silman evokes not just mockery, but also a desire to see her fall. There are, of course, many excellent reasons for this, but also one less comfortable one: she is a woman.

The Israeli strike that sparked a storm in Turkey: "A grave provocation"
The conversation between the US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Turkish Chief of Staff took place two days after the strike on the Abu al-Duhur base in Syria. Conversely, newspapers identified with Erdogan and the country's most widely circulated newspaper chose not to feature it on their front pages.

Harel Wizel's Foot Locker Launches New 'Back to School' Collection
Ahead of the new school year, Foot Locker has unveiled its 'Back to School' range, featuring accessories and footwear. Here is the pricing breakdown for Nike, Jordan, adidas, and Converse items.

Netanyahu, Jabotinsky and Begin: When statism is eroded, power is also eroded
Revisionism never consisted only of security and deterrence – it also included respect for state institutions, the independence of authorities, and statism. Throughout Benjamin Netanyahu's years in office, these very foundations have been eroded, a process that not only distances him from the legacy of Ze'ev Jabotinsky and Menachem Begin, but also weakens the resilience and strength of the State...

Bitcoin recovers: leading currencies record gains
After particularly tense weeks, a surprising turn is being recorded in the trading of Bitcoin and other leading currencies. These are the full data and new prices of the largest digital assets in the market.
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A 5 million shekel explosion: The conflict that entangled Max Stock
The District Court ruled on a stormy conflict that lasted eight years, rejected the chain's claims, and determined that it will compensate the franchisee with millions of shekels following the unlawful cancellation of an agreement.

A Crypto Market Revolution: US Unveils Major Regulatory Shift
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is promoting an unprecedented initiative allowing entrepreneurs to raise up to $75 million through a simplified regulatory path. This move, aimed at providing legal clarity, could have global implications, including for the Israeli market.

Osher Ad shakes up the market: popular items from 99 shekels
As part of the ongoing price war between Israeli retail chains, the "Osher Ad" chain is making a dramatic move, offering sought-after beverages and wines from leading wineries at unprecedented prices starting from 59.90 shekels.

Despite the crazy demand: why does Roi Adam refuse to perform?
Omer Adam's brother is enjoying unprecedented success with his hit, but industry sources reveal the surprising reason why he is rejecting dozens of offers for massive performances.

The change of the social media star: "Not everything needs to happen fast"
In a special video she uploaded to the web, the young woman reveals the radical step she has taken upon herself, and explains why she decided to set strict boundaries in her relationships.

At 25: Elin Cohen Responds to Questions About Her Millions
One of Israel's most influential figures reflects on over a decade of life in the spotlight, recalling her early days as a young creator and how she manages her public persona today.

Damaging the economic security of Israel Aerospace Industries is damaging the security of the state
The delay in payments by the Ministry of Finance to Israel Aerospace Industries threatens not only the company's ability to continue its work during this sensitive period, but also compromises the security of Israel's citizens.

Inflation is at a five-year low: Why is the Bank of Israel hesitant to cut rates?
In an interview with Bloomberg, Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron tempered expectations for monetary easing on September 1, despite inflation falling to a five-year low. While a strong shekel and low indices support a rate cut, the central bank remains cautious due to various economic and geopolitical risks.

Railway to Kiryat Shmona: Are there already works on the ground?
Minister of Transport Miri Regev claimed that the railway project to Kiryat Shmona is finally being implemented. It turns out that drilling rigs have indeed started operating, but what does this mean exactly? Globes fact-check.

Azrieli: Growth in data centers has slowed, and the strong shekel has hurt results
A slowdown in data center growth, the impact of a strong shekel, and Meta's departure from the Azrieli Sarona tower weighed on Azrieli Group's second-quarter results.

Almost 7% of deals cancelled: Why are apartment buyers in the south breaking first?
The south was a key region for 10/90 and 20/80 financing campaigns, allowing buyers to enter the market with low initial capital. As large payments fall due, the combination of high interest rates, repayment capacity issues, and eroding apartment prices in some projects is forcing a recalculation. In the Beersheba area, the cancellation rate for 2023 deals approached 7%, significantly higher than...

Because of one window: A new ruling determines that a property rights claim is no longer an automatic "exit ticket" in urban renewal
The Appeals Committee rejected a building permit application due to objections from residents who were forced to give up a window in their apartment because of an urban renewal project. The judge returned the case to the local committee and ruled that it must examine additional options.

Bank Jerusalem and Migdal to establish a 400 million shekel credit line for jumbo loans against apartments
Bank Jerusalem and Migdal have signed a joint financing agreement to establish a 400 million shekel credit line. The funds are intended for providing "jumbo loans" secured by residential real estate.

Drug apartment in Ashkelon exposed: "Doctor," crystal, and marijuana worth hundreds of thousands of shekels
Detectives from the Ashkelon station raided a drug apartment and seized two kilograms of various types of drugs worth hundreds of thousands of shekels. One suspect was detained for questioning. The deputy station commander stated: "We will continue to act proactively and decisively against drug offenses."

Village People lead singer's widow reveals cause of death
Last June, Victor Willis, the lead singer of Village People (YMCA), passed away. His widow has now revealed that he died following a battle with liver cancer, a disease that runs in his family.

Roy Revivo faces a pivotal decision: 400,000 euros could keep him at the club
The Israeli defender hoped to move to Europe this summer, but with no significant international offers, Maccabi Tel Aviv is prepared to offer him an upgraded contract. All the details.

Ninet Tayeb admits for the first time: her biggest regret after the divorce
Just before the revealing interview to be broadcast this weekend on Channel 12, the beloved singer opens her home and speaks candidly about the complex period that led to the divorce from Yossi Mizrahi and the regret that accompanies her.

Yohananoff Chain Launches Back-to-School Promotion
The Yohananoff supermarket chain is launching a special promotion for the back-to-school season, offering customers a chance to win a dairy gift package. Learn how to participate and stay safe from online scams.

Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife on a trip with her seven children: "A nightmare"
Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife shared details of a family nature trip that began with great enthusiasm but ended in a struggle against the intense heat. "I got caught," she admitted.

A two-year-old and a 12-year-old: two snake bite cases in two weeks
Both incidents occurred at the peak of the summer season. The 12-year-old was bitten by a viper while playing with his friends in the neighborhood, and the two-year-old was taken to the hospital with swelling in his leg. Dr. Ronen Pompe: "In the event of a bite, it is important to calm the person, immobilize the limb, and call MADA as quickly as possible."

Breakthrough for Moderna and Merck: Promising results in advanced melanoma vaccine trial
An experimental personalized cancer vaccine for melanoma from Merck and Moderna has shown positive preliminary results in its first late-stage trial. The combination therapy significantly extended the time patients lived without recurrence.

Breakthrough for Moderna and Merck: Promising Results in Advanced Melanoma Vaccine Trial
An experimental personalized cancer vaccine from Merck and Moderna has shown positive preliminary results in a Phase 3 trial. The combination therapy significantly reduced the risk of melanoma recurrence.

Crisis of confidence: What does the Arab public think of its leaders?
A new survey points to an erosion of trust in political leadership: 64% believe their trust in public figures is lower than before, and 61% believe the younger generation finds it difficult to trust office holders.

Amazon accelerates drone deliveries: service to expand to 500 cities by year-end
Amazon plans to expand its Prime Air drone delivery service to approximately 500 U.S. cities by the end of the year. This move signals a significant boost for the project initiated 13 years ago.
Eisenkot catches Likud in its own trap: Now Netanyahu is in the crosshairs
The Yashar! party with Eisenkot has filed a petition with the Central Elections Committee demanding the removal of dozens of posts from Netanyahu's account, alleging prohibited use of IDF soldiers and operational footage. The party notes: Likud itself previously demanded a ban on such use in campaign propaganda.

Dichter's reserved spot sparks Gottlieb's protest: "Netanyahu should at least be fair"
MK Tali Gottlieb, who ranked 20th in the primaries, opposes the Prime Minister's intention to reserve a spot for Minister Avi Dichter, who was pushed to an unrealistic position. "Start by giving opportunities to female MKs — don't play into the hands of the left with a campaign of excluding women in Likud."
No heretic dared to humiliate and disgrace the Torah like Moshe Gafni | Shlomo Shamir
United Torah Judaism failed the biggest test it set for itself — the draft law, but its veteran leaders are still clinging to their seats. The upcoming elections could actually be an opportunity to refresh the Haredi leadership.

After 32 years: Mystery of tourist's murder in German fortress solved as 81-year-old pleads guilty
The defendant, whose identity remains confidential, admitted at the start of his trial to the 1994 murder of 24-year-old American tourist Amy Lopez. He lured her into an isolated room at the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress in Koblenz, where he bound, sexually assaulted, and stabbed her to death. The case was solved earlier this year after modern DNA analysis linked him to the crime.

The circus artist fined in Netanya: "I'm tired of being treated like a criminal"
Circus artist Elroi Netzach Morag was fined 730 NIS by Netanya municipal inspectors for performing at traffic lights. The artist expressed frustration over the fine, citing the absurdity of the claims made against him.

ZIM Q2 Revenue Growth: Net Profit More Than Doubles
The shipping company reported $1.78 billion in revenue and a net profit of $64 million, marking a significant improvement from the $24 million recorded in the same quarter last year.

Widespread malfunction at the Ministry of Transport: online services inaccessible
A widespread malfunction occurred today, Wednesday, in the Ministry of Transport's computer systems, affecting online services and licensing offices nationwide. The ministry is working to restore operations.

KKL-JNF Announces Unprecedented Investment in Lachish and Negev Development
The KKL-JNF board of directors has approved a 190 million NIS investment package for environmental, infrastructure, and community development projects in the South. Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky emphasized that strengthening the region is a top national priority.

Strengthening: United close to signing a midfielder, Arsenal in talks for Konsa
The two giants are preparing for significant reinforcements just before the season kicks off. The Red Devils have submitted a £65 million bid for Brighton midfielder Carlos Balba, while Arsenal is nearing a deal for Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa, valued at £60 million.

Mani Mamtara Celebrates: The Big Winner of Hanukkah Children's Shows
The 2026 holiday performance season is in full swing, and Mani Mamtara, one of Israel's biggest children's stars, has signed an unprecedented contract for 50 shows, placing him at the top of the earnings chart.

Guy Meroz and Orly Vilnai drifting apart: "We talk less, conflicts arise"
Years after becoming one of the most recognizable couples on television, Guy Meroz talks about life with Orly Vilnai and the decision they made at home that naturally causes a certain distance: "We decided to take this thing out" | All the details

After the Channel 14 blunder: A case of mistaken identity on Channel 12 News
Just after they celebrated the blunder of Channel 14, comes an embarrassment with a particularly karmic scent. A photo of a fallen YASAM fighter was mistakenly inserted into a report on political appointments in the KKL.

NEOM: The City of the Future Stuck in the Middle East of the Present
On paper, it is an almost impossible fantasy: a city built in length and height rather than space, with one straight and long street that leads from end to end and reaches everywhere. But on the way to reality, economic constraints and the war with Iran have erected an perhaps insurmountable barrier to the realization of the futuristic Saudi vision.
Changing the rules of the game: Israel's message intended for Erdogan's ears | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya
Facing Ankara's attempts to establish forward bases and monitoring capabilities on our border, Israel must act decisively to reshape the balance of power and prevent a new strategic threat.

Logistics wins wars: technology alone is not enough
US President Donald Trump rebuked Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth over a shortage of interceptors. This incident highlights the critical importance of logistics in maintaining operational readiness.

When AI does the work of juniors, who will grow the experts?
While the debate on AI often focuses on job displacement, a quieter issue is emerging: if artificial intelligence performs the tasks traditionally used for training, how will beginners gain the expertise needed to become future seniors?

No one to sit at the register: the labor shortage will meet us in the supermarket line
As the Tishrei holidays approach, food chains are facing a severe labor shortage, with an estimated deficit of 3,000 cashiers. Despite efforts to increase wages and install self-service kiosks, the lack of personnel remains a systemic crisis.
Ben Gvir in court again: Delayed appointment of senior officer in Lahav 433 - and provided no reasons
Lieutenant Colonel Itzik Alfasi filed a petition to the court after the Minister of National Security refrained from approving his appointment as spokesperson for the Investigations and Intelligence Division and Lahav 433, even though he was selected in the placement process and received the recommendation of the Police Commissioner and the senior command staff.

Not just the interest rate: The contracts that are stalling real estate
The Israeli real estate market is hindered not only by macro factors but by outdated legal practices. Attorney Doron Levita argues for a shift toward flexible, adaptive contractual models.

Lessons of October 7: Attack helicopter squadron relocates to the north
The "Magic Touch" Apache helicopter squadron, which supported maneuvering forces and intercepted UAVs during the war, has moved from Ramon base to Ramat David. Major G. explained that following the lessons of October 7, the IDF decided to disperse attack helicopter forces across both ends of the country to ensure better border protection.
"Erdogan with dreams of an empire": The new warning for Israel
Professor Uzi Rabi warns that Turkey is trying to deepen its grip on Syria in a way that could limit Israel's freedom of action. According to him, Israel must prevent this now and clarify that "Syria will not become a Turkish colony."

IDF Concludes Investigations into Several Incidents in the Gaza Strip
The IDF Spokesperson has released findings from the General Staff's investigative mechanism regarding incidents involving humanitarian aid workers and civilians. These investigations aim to ensure compliance with international and Israeli law.

Desert in a glass: In the Arava, dates are turned into excellent brandy and arak
Moshav Tsofar in the Arava has become an unexpected culinary destination. At the 'Arava' distillery, dates rejected for marketing are transformed into unique, high-quality spirits, including refined arak, gin, and brandy.

The shooting at aid and medical workers - and the death of Hind Rajab: IDF investigations - and the decisions
After causing an international outcry, the IDF General Staff's fact-finding mechanism has completed its review of five significant incidents that occurred during the fighting in Gaza - and has made legal decisions. Regarding the deaths of "World Central Kitchen" workers and the shooting at "Doctors Without Borders" personnel, it was determined that there is no suspicion of a crime. The death of...
"You have lost America": Former CIA agent in a sharp attack against Israel
Former CIA agent John Kiriakou harshly criticized Israel and AIPAC, claiming that Jerusalem is trying to silence critics in the US and dragged Donald Trump into a war, warning: "You have lost the American public, you have lost the American military."

Damascus signals restraint: "The goal is to avoid escalation to protect the regime"
A source close to the regime told N12 that, in Damascus' view, the solution is to reach security understandings with Israel. The Syrian Foreign Ministry denies the existence of a formal security agreement but emphasizes the desire for stability. Against the backdrop of tensions, the IDF Chief of Staff visited Syria.

The reservist asked — Netanyahu supported: A "magical moment" on Instagram
Sometimes all you need is to throw a wish into the air – or in this case, onto Instagram. A reservist, who runs an outdoor event production business, uploaded a post in which he shared a small and not-so-expected fantasy: to receive support from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The electoral and security asset: why Likud needs Uzi Dayan on the Knesset list | Oded Tira
Ahead of the primaries, Likud needs the security and strategic experience of Major General (res.) Uzi Dayan. His reservation on the list is seen as a necessary move to fill the professional void and ensure victory.

Queen Camilla admits: "I almost revealed King Charles's illness"
Queen Camilla has opened up about the immense difficulty of keeping King Charles III's cancer diagnosis a secret. In an interview for a film marking the 30th anniversary of a cancer support organization, she admitted that she nearly broke her silence during a visit to a support center shortly after the diagnosis was confirmed.

Lapid: "Promote a peace agreement with Saudi Arabia - but prevent uranium enrichment on its soil"
Opposition leader Yair Lapid presented his party's foreign policy goals, emphasizing the need to strengthen the alliance with the USA, restore ties with Europe, and pursue regional peace agreements.

American court ruling: An attack in the name of "anti-Zionism" may be considered antisemitic
A decision by a federal judge in Washington touches on one of the burning controversies surrounding antisemitism in the US: where the line is drawn between opposition to Israel and harming Jews. The judge refused to accept the claim that attacking a Jewish woman wearing an Israeli flag was merely a protest against Israel: "An assault is not a legitimate form of protest."

Tucker Carlson's strange statement: 'In Israel, they avoid the plus sign because it resembles a cross'
Carlson made the claim on his podcast, where he criticizes Israel's attitude toward Christian symbols. Carlson called on Christians in the United States to pay attention to the American administration's policy toward Israel.

From Maggi Tabibi to Maya Kay: How much are the stars' luxury cars worth?
From a Mini Cooper to a powerful electric Cadillac, we take a look at the surprising automotive choices of Yael Shelbia, Eden Ben Zaken, and Maya Kay, and the amounts they invested in their style on the road.

Amit Segal is furious: "Obsessive dirtbag and a liar, there is a limit"
The political commentator for Channel 12 News did not hold back after a user, who claimed to be his neighbor, spoke about his personal life and revealed that he saw him "stuck" with his children at the playground. Segal did not like it and fired back a barrage of harsh insults.

Itay Levi's painful acceptance: "I realized it won't happen"
The beloved singer opened up in a Galgalatz podcast about the heavy mental burden, the complex struggle with his mother's health condition, and the shattering realization about the future he will not be able to give her.

After almost three decades: Kyoto restaurant is forced to say goodbye
The legendary sushi institution that was one of the pioneers of Japanese cuisine in Israel will close, bringing an end to a glorious chapter at 7 Shenkar Street. All the details regarding the decision by the Gav-Yam company and the date the doors will close.

A secret romantic triangle: new revelations about the tragic death of Hayden Panettiere
The violent ex-partner slept in the living room while his brother found the actress unconscious: the secret triangle of the star who passed away this week is now exposed. The Daily Mail reports that the star also had a romantic relationship with the ex's older brother, Zach Hickerson, while Brian was imprisoned for assaulting her. It turns out both brothers were in the apartment where she was...

The Houthis threaten: "We will make the Saudi oil artery pay a price"
Sources identified with the organization threaten escalation against vital targets in the south of the kingdom, including Aramco facilities, and the blocking of Saudi vessels in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The remarks come after the Houthis claimed they recently attacked an Aramco refinery in the Jizan area.

Addressing the Post-Trauma Surge: A New Center for Reservists
The events of October 7 and the Iron Swords War have led to a sharp increase in the number of people dealing with trauma and PTSD. With approximately 26,000 war-wounded, 65% of whom face mental distress, the need for professional support is critical.

Reasonable suspicion of involvement in murder: arrest of Eldar Dayan's two friends extended
Judge Ronen Peleg rejected the defense attorneys' request to release Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman. The police noted that the two were the last to be with Dayan before his death, and that an opinion from the Institute of Forensic Medicine regarding the cause of death has not yet been received.

Massive attack on academia and government: Iran's Revolutionary Guard cyber network exposed
World press headlines: The US accuses 17 hackers of a massive cyber operation, the Trump administration maintains restraint in the face of Iranian attacks, and diplomatic attempts to resolve the situation in Gaza encounter gaps on the ground.

Actor David Krumholtz quits Hollywood: "I've had enough"
The Jewish-American actor, who starred in "Oppenheimer", "Supergirl" and "The Studio" among others, announced at age 48 an indefinite break from his acting career. "I'm frustrated and burned out," he explained, "the profession has lost its luster." Later, he clarified that this is not a final retirement but "a step back, to wonder if there is a higher calling I should be pursuing."

93% Met the Standard: The Inspection That Surprised the Ministry of Agriculture
In samples of pesticide residues in fruits, vegetables, and spices across the country, it was found that most met the standard requirements, and in 41 crops, no deviations were found at all. 45.4% of the samples were found to be free of pesticide residues entirely.

Is Kyoto closing? Not exactly
Following reports that the restaurant would close its doors at the end of the month, a deeper look reveals a more complex reality. The beloved institution is indeed ending its contract at the current location, but it remains alive and kicking. Here are the details.

AI simulator reveals: What are the conditions for defeating Iran — and at what price
The simulator, developed by Avner Vilan, a former senior security official and expert on Iran, pointed to a path where Iran retreats from its demands. The decisive variable is not the extent of the damage, but who convinces their opponent that they are willing to pay a high price over time. However, the conditions for this, including a campaign without a time limit, could cost too much for the...

Berko, meet: the Haredim are also part of this people
Look at the level of low discourse, alienation, and arrogance we have reached in the studios: Eyal Berkovic sits opposite Michael Shemesh and dares to ask him on live broadcast with the utmost naturalness a question that hides all the arrogance in the world: "What do the Haredim contribute to us that we should take them into the coalition?". In response, Shemesh told Berko that it was a "somewhat...

Yuval Scharf on depression: "I had no meaning, no existence"
Actress and entrepreneur Yuval Scharf was a guest on Itay Segal's podcast and spoke about her struggle with depression during her first pregnancy. She discussed the frustration of not working as an actress and the moment she decided to stop waiting for opportunities from others: "I said to myself: I've had enough, take responsibility."

Against the backdrop of the merger with Israel Canada: Acro sold 42 apartments and net profit reached 20 million shekels
Acro ended the second quarter with 42 apartments sold, up from 34 in the previous quarter. The company reported a net profit of 20 million shekels, recovering from a 6 million shekel loss in the first quarter.
Russia and Ukraine conduct prisoner exchange: 103 soldiers released from each side
Moscow and Kyiv carried out another phase of prisoner exchange, with each side releasing 103 soldiers, mediated by the UAE. The deal joins a series of previous exchanges that have become one of the few coordination channels remaining open between the countries.

The confession that changed the Jewish journalist's life: "My grandmother turned your family in to the Nazis"
A message received by the Dutch journalist revealed to her the role of a Belgian woman's grandmother in turning in her family during the Holocaust. The search for the truth led to a struggle over documents and testimonies, between family memory and historical research. "Perhaps the time for this is not yet ripe, perhaps it will happen in the next generation."

Under a false identity behind enemy lines: the last Jewish fighter from the secret unit has passed away
Jack Mann lied about his age and joined the British Army at 17, after being exposed to the atrocities committed by the Nazis against the Jews of Europe. He operated deep behind enemy lines and participated in secret missions. At the age of 100, he passed away as the last fighter from the founding generation of the elite SAS and LRDG units.

Missing for over a month: Police request public assistance in locating Larisa Marlemeshtein from Ashdod
The police continue the search for 53-year-old Ashdod resident Larisa Marlemeshtein, who was last seen on July 15, 2026. Ashdod police officers are conducting extensive investigative and operational activities, including area scans and interviews with the missing woman's acquaintances.

The greatest mystery: Why does Roi Adam refuse to perform?
Despite the hits and industry experts' estimates that he would sell 12,000 tickets quickly, Roi Adam is not ready to take the stage with his own show. Mako has learned that the reason is much simpler, and even a bit touching: stage fright.
Not just meat and plants: The surprising food that was a central part of the diet of Carmel residents
A study by the University of Haifa reveals that members of the Natufian culture on Mount Carmel systematically ate snakes and lizards. Cut marks found on reptile vertebrae prove that this was not incidental food.

Cruise prices in Israel cut in half: only $293 for an all-inclusive vacation
The Tishrei holidays are behind us, and it is the perfect time to organize a dream vacation. MSC Cruises Israel is publishing cruise prices and offering a variety of spectacular options for the Israeli family.

Adel Bespalov's daughter in a new job at age 7: "A serious move"
Shaya Esther Abed Bespalov, the 7-year-old daughter of the social media star, has entered the recording studio and is working on her first pop song. Her circle emphasizes that this is a serious move, and that Shaya is expected to invest in a musical career with the help of her parents.

Assaf Rappaport: 'My God, this guy can probably do anything'
The prestigious American magazine Fortune publishes a comprehensive profile article on Israeli tech entrepreneur Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO and co-founder of Armis, which was recently acquired by ServiceNow for approximately $7.75 billion. Among the interviewees, Assaf Rappaport shares insights into their personal history, their first investment exchange, and the role of a Bible quiz in their early...

In complete secrecy: The touching gesture of Moshe Peretz for his wife
The beloved singer surprised his wife Yarden for her birthday with an extraordinary romantic gesture that he secretly wrote and composed for her, which was revealed for the first time at a festive event in front of family and friends.

Assuta Medical Centers Opens New Facility in Acre
A new, advanced medical center was inaugurated today in Acre, aimed at expanding access to healthcare for residents of the Western Galilee and the North. The facility offers comprehensive diagnostic services and specialist consultations, significantly reducing waiting times for local patients.

Drama in Eilat: Super-Pharm break-in exposes a crime spree
An Eilat resident in his thirties was arrested after stealing a safe from a Super-Pharm branch in the Big center. Police investigation revealed his involvement in at least twelve other criminal cases throughout the city.

During a night operation in Hebron, weapons were located in a Palestinian's home
In an intelligence-led operation by the 'Hetz Yehuda' unit of the Judea and Samaria District, a resident of Dahariya in his 50s was arrested. In his home, a Glock pistol, two magazines, and dozens of 9mm rounds were found. 'The fight against illegal weapons and combat equipment in Judea and Samaria continues continuously.'
Flying abroad for vacation soon? Israel Railways announces service disruptions
Israel Railways will suspend service at Ben Gurion Airport and Modiin stations to connect the 431 railway to the national network during the peak travel season. Here are the affected dates.
Protesters arrive at homes of senior Women of the Wall members: "I fear for my life"
Protesters arrived at the homes of Anat Hoffman and Yochi Rappeport in Haifa and Jerusalem, shouted insults using megaphones, and confronted neighbors. Women of the Wall claim that the police did not arrive at the scene.

Not just cows: drugs in commercial quantities discovered in a cowshed in Jisr az-Zarqa
During police activity, a search also uncovered 18,260 shekels in cash. The suspect, a resident of Jisr az-Zarqa, was arrested and transferred for further questioning at the police station, and the investigation into his case is ongoing.

Haifa Demands Emissions Treatment and Alternatives to BAZAN Closure
The National Planning and Building Council has set conditions for the demolition of a tank damaged during the 'Roar of the Lion' war and the construction of a new one. The Haifa Bay Association of Towns for Environmental Protection demands a binding resolution on environmental hazards at the BAZAN complex.

Official: Maccabi Tel Aviv announces the sale of Henry Addo to the Portuguese league
The 'Yellows' have reached an agreement with Tondela for the transfer of the 23-year-old Ghanaian attacker, who departs after two seasons. Meanwhile, right-back Noam Schwartz (20) has been loaned from Maccabi Tel Aviv to Hapoel Ramat Gan.
Doña Gracia takes the stage: The Jewish woman who dared to change history
Almost 500 years after becoming one of the most influential women in the Jewish world, Doña Gracia is at the center of a new musical play starring Leila Malkos, which combines Ladino, history, and a story about power, identity, and female leadership.

Serious security breach: Israeli citizen swam across the border from Eilat to Jordan
An Ashdod resident reported missing managed to cross the maritime border to Aqaba unnoticed. He was returned to Israel earlier this week. The IDF Spokesperson's Unit stated: "The incident is under investigation."

A Rare Glimpse: Sandra Bullock Shares Personal Family Photos
Three years after the tragic loss of her partner and two years after stepping back to focus on motherhood, the actress has shared rare photos of her two adopted children on Instagram.

Likud Primaries: Risers, Fallers, and New Faces Unlikely to Reach the Knesset
Tali Gottlieb gained 15,000 votes, while Avi Dichter lost 15,000: a full overview of the changes since 2022 and the district winners placed in spots considered unrealistic without the 'Norwegian Law'. The list ranges from a controversial former Bar Association head to a publicist with a criminal record.

Signed a deal? Congratulations, you just lost tens of thousands of dollars
Any gap between the signed contract and the actual billing immediately turns into a sharp operational and reputational conflict.

Nine Injured in Acid Leak at Kiryat Gat Swimming Pool
A spill of approximately 100 liters of hydrochloric acid was reported at the municipal swimming pool in Kiryat Gat, leaving nine people with minor injuries. Magen David Adom (MDA) confirmed that two victims were transported to the hospital by ambulance, while three others sought medical attention independently. An investigation into the cause of the leak is underway.

"Destroyers of democracy" in the crosshairs: Yair Golan launches election campaign
The chairman of the Democrats and the list members are launching the "Fighters for democracy against the destroyers of democracy" campaign. After four years of struggle on the streets, in reserve duty, and at the Hostages Square, the party seeks to transfer this power to the ballot box and the government. The message: replacing Benjamin Netanyahu is not enough.

Owner returns to his home in Qusra and raises US flag: "The priority is to be with my family"
After a week of watching the siege of his home from Ohio, Luay Abu Ridi has returned to Qusra and raised the American flag. He reported that family property was stolen and is in contact with the US Embassy to resolve the situation.
Dadi Simhi: "There is an option that at the last moment we will see a change"
Brigadier General (res.) Dadi Simhi calls for party unity and hopes for a broad government of 70–75 Knesset members. He confirmed talks with Ayelet Shaked and other figures, warning that without consolidation, "everyone will fall off the cliff."

88 years after Kristallnacht: The Torah scroll that survived the Nazis has arrived in Israel
On Kristallnacht, the Torah scroll was hidden in the Rossman family home in Wölfersheim while many other Torah scrolls were set on fire. Now, after nearly nine decades during which it was kept in a Jewish community in New York, new immigrants Michael and Rina Rossman have closed an emotional historical circle and brought it to their new home in Efrat: "A story that embodies the journey of the...

Bus driver in Jerusalem detained for driving under the influence of drugs
The driver, a 26-year-old from East Jerusalem, was stopped for a routine check where it was discovered he had used cocaine and cannabis. Following a hearing conducted by a police officer, his license was suspended for 30 days and the bus was impounded for the same period.

3×3: Three sets of triplets born at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in one month
Three sets of triplets were born within a single month at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, including a rare case where two girls shared a single placenta. Midwife Limor Hekster described the experience as an exciting and unique event for the medical team.

"This is one of the only issues on which there is a consensus - between right and left, religious and secular"
While the world is tightening regulation and 29 states in the US are suing Meta for harming teenagers, a rare consensus is recorded in Israel: 81.6% of the public demand legislation to regulate social networks, and about half of the citizens place child protection at the top of their priorities. Adv. Yehudit Pintov, a senior research fellow at the Brandeis Institute, tells mako: "In the world...

Forged a Dor Alon check and increased it from 268 to 47 thousand shekels: the court's verdict
A fish shop owner from Ramle received a check sent by Dor Alon to a customer as a deposit refund. After denying the charges and undergoing a trial, he was convicted of forgery and fraud.
The ally forgotten in a Brooklyn detention cell: Venezuela erases Nicolas Maduro from history
During five rounds of talks with the opposition, Delcy Rodriguez's government did not raise the demand for the release of the former president, who is imprisoned in the US and facing drug trafficking charges. The opposition claims that Maduro "simply does not exist at the negotiating table."

Ramat HaSharon: 30 apartments demolished as part of urban renewal
This involves the demolition of two buildings including 30 residential units and 14 commercial units on Ussishkin Street in the city. The old apartments will be replaced by a new project including 82 residential units and 16 shops in a 7-story building above a commercial floor.

Bennett presents his security concept: "If Hezbollah shoots at us - we shoot at Iran"
Naftali Bennett presented his "breaking concepts" platform, highlighting four erroneous security perceptions he intends to change. He called for defining Qatar as an enemy state, removing Turkey and Qatar from Gaza's post-war arrangements in favor of Egypt, and reversing the deterrence equation: any fire from Hezbollah will lead to Israeli strikes directly against Iran.
Night of raids in the West Bank: dozens arrested, including Palestinian minister
At least 30 Palestinians were arrested overnight across the West Bank, according to the Palestinian Prisoners' Club. Simultaneously, police arrested the Minister for Jerusalem Affairs, Ashraf al-Awar, in Silwan following a home search.

Behind the scenes - This is how Iran is trying to use the ceasefire to recover
A security source who spoke with N12 outlined the Iranian moves: they are focusing on producing cheap and easy-to-operate missiles - and are not afraid of entering another conflict. "Iran will try to disrupt the blockade on it - and it may move to a stage of opening fire," he said.
In Likud, they admit for the first time: "We lost 6–8 mandates because of the draft law"
MK Moshe Saada stated that Likud lost 6–8 mandates due to the draft law and expressed confidence in his ability to win them back. He also supported the party's reserved spots system, criticized the Attorney General, and praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security management.

Drama in the tennis world: Nick Kyrgios suspended after positive cocaine test
The Australian tennis player (31) was tested during the Mallorca tournament and tested positive for cocaine. Following the findings, he has been suspended from all tour activities. Kyrgios chose not to appeal and admitted: "I made a huge mistake, I take full responsibility."
Earthquake in Argentina: Federal judge removed from office due to antisemitic statements
The disciplinary court voted by a majority to remove Alfredo Lopez, who served as head of Federal Court No. 4 in the coastal city of Mar del Plata, following a series of repeated antisemitic statements and attacks.

Apple Removed AI-Powered Nude App Promoted via Paid Meta Campaign
According to WIRED, the app Kromix posed as a photo editing tool but allowed the creation of sexual videos featuring real people. Meta ran 32 ads targeted exclusively at men, one of which featured a high-ranking American female politician in a pornographic video.
Is Netanyahu on the way to save the minister who was pushed out? "He is not satisfied"
Mati Tuchfeld estimates that Netanyahu is satisfied with the primary results and the leadership elected, but remains with two central problems: David Bitan, who survived despite efforts to weaken him, and Avi Dichter, who was pushed to an unrealistic spot.

Mitch Goldhar on the way to a major deal: "Serious talks"
Mitch Goldhar is ready to invest: ahead of the 2026/2027 season, Maccabi Tel Aviv has set its sights on winger Thibaud Baeten to replace Amir Sahiti. All the details.

Ranking of the world's best airlines: who crushed the competition?
Millions of passengers have decided which is the best airline for 2026. While one giant took first place in four different categories, beloved European companies recorded a particularly surprising fall.

Rami Levy Crashes the Market: Huge Sales in Full Swing
The Rami Levy chain continues to expand its promotions beyond food products, offering special prices on designer trash cans, gas planchas, and gas grills. Here are the details.

The beloved docu-reality show returns to screens: new season starts August 23
Following a highly successful season that garnered millions of views, the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation has announced the return of "4 Weddings." The show will air weekly on Sundays at 21:30 on Kan 11 and Kan BOX, featuring a new narrator, Alma Zack.

Keren Peles Bids Farewell to Argentina: "Last Night"
Keren Peles is currently on a concert tour in South America. Between performances, she has been documenting her travels, local cuisine, and cultural experiences for her followers, as she now prepares for her next stop in Chile.
Tensions with Turkey: A Signal from Zamir and the Greek Chief of Staff
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir met with his Greek counterpart Dimitrios Houpis, who concluded an official visit to Israel. The IDF emphasized that the meeting reflects the strategic importance of military cooperation between the two nations.

“If not Uman, then Prison 10”: The Haredi plan that could strain the IDF
Dozens of deserters have already been arrested while attempting to travel to Uman. An emerging initiative suggests that hundreds of Breslov Hasidim will arrive simultaneously to force the army to choose between mass arrests and releasing them. The goal is to break the “siege” at Ben Gurion Airport.
Former Netanyahu associate estimates: Yair Netanyahu is the next reserved spot: 'Depends on Sara'
Nir Hefetz, former spokesperson for the Prime Minister, estimates that Benjamin Netanyahu may reserve a spot for his son on the Likud list. At the same time, he claims that the primary results are mainly 'damage control.' In his assessment, the list appeals primarily to those who already support Netanyahu anyway.

Maritime conflict in the Persian Gulf: Iraq and Kuwait amid regional tensions
A long-standing dispute over the strategic 'Khor Abdullah' shipping lane between Iraq and Kuwait has intensified. The situation escalated following the death of an Iraqi fisherman by Kuwaiti Coast Guard fire, triggering protests and the appearance of UAVs bearing 'revenge' slogans.

Attorney General to the Supreme Court: Allow the next government to decide on a commission of inquiry
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has suggested to the Supreme Court that the decision regarding a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 events be left to the next government. She noted that the ongoing delay, nearly three years into the war, risks compromising the effectiveness of future investigations.

Ahead of the wedding: the problem encountered by Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich
It has become known to mako celebrities that the singer and his future wife will not be in a hurry to return to Israel after the wedding. However, they are currently dealing with an unexpected issue regarding their planned Shabbat Chatan.

"Acting like he's Ronaldo at his peak": The internet has had enough of Ferran Torres
Since scoring Spain's winning goal in the World Cup final, he has been everywhere – and not everyone is thrilled with his new persona. The absurd rating he gave himself in FIFA, his surprise at his own goal tally for Barcelona, and his demand that the club "show they want him" have sparked a wave of mockery.

International incident averted: The security drama of Eden Hason in the open sea
It has come to the attention of mako celebrities that the singer arrived for a performance in Eilat and used the time for a ride on a jet ski, until he drifted too far. Naval forces were scrambled, sirens were activated, and the event even reached a police investigation.

Delek Group: 1 Billion Shekel Revenue and 78.4% Profit Surge
The company concludes a positive quarter with double-digit growth in revenue and net profit, supported primarily by increased sales of natural gas and condensate. CEO Idan Wallace stated: "We continue to strengthen and enhance the group's core assets."

The film that was almost buried alive: The crazy story of "Coyote vs. Acme"
A 70-million-dollar film was finished and ready for release, but Warner Bros. decided to shelve it for a tax write-off. The ensuing Hollywood backlash turned the movie into a symbol of the struggle between creators and corporations, leaving it in a vault for three years until a miracle brought it to the screen.

Israir to forgo dividends: Airline to receive $4-8 million in government compensation
Alongside a $32 million loss in the first half of 2026, Israir is banking on its new New York route, state compensation, and a recovery in demand to return to a growth trajectory.

Dangerous Falafel: Children Hospitalized After Trip to Egypt
Within ten days, two children who returned from Egypt developed acute anemia due to rapid red blood cell breakdown. Their families, aware of G6PD deficiency (favism), were unaware that Egyptian falafel, or 'ta'amiya,' is made entirely from fava beans, leading to an unintended medical emergency.
Gilad Erdan Responds to Miri Regev's Criticism: "I Did Not Spit in the Well I Drank From"
Unity Party chairman Gilad Erdan responded on 103FM radio to Transportation Minister Miri Regev's accusation, explaining that his departure from Likud was driven by ideological differences and a lack of choice.
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1 Million NIS Investment: Dudu Outmezgine Opens New Patisserie Branch in Rehovot
The leading patisserie chain, known for its Parisian-style desserts, has unveiled its 22nd branch in Israel. The new flagship location at the Ofer Rehovot mall promises an exceptional culinary experience.

Ichilov and 'Lemaanchem' to Establish Free Trauma Treatment Center
The new center will offer mental health treatment to reservists, security forces personnel, and their families, utilizing the professional staff of the Asif Center at Ichilov. Data indicates that since October 7, there have been approximately 26,000 war-wounded, with about 65% of them dealing with mental distress.

What is economically better: a new car, a used one, or leasing?
A used car aged 2 to 4 years usually enjoys an economic advantage because a large part of the significant depreciation has already occurred. Here is an analysis of the pros and cons of buying a new car, a used one, or opting for a lease.

Seven suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan: awaiting a report that may decide the case
The fifth suspect who was on the run has been captured and his detention extended. Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, friends of Dayan suspected of his murder, deny the allegations and claim he died following a brawl with five other men. Investigators are awaiting the findings of the Institute of Forensic Medicine regarding the cause of death.

Gitit Fisher turned "Bodeket" into a series you can't get enough of
Although Sagit completed a slightly rushed emotional journey in the final episode, at the end of which she learned to look at herself and her parents differently, the true magic of the series lies in Gitit Fisher. Thanks to the prickly character, brilliant monologues, and her unique language, even the heavy and predictable moments became funny, engaging, and touching.

Wrong direction: Robot runs faster than Bolt, but crashed on the track | Watch
A new humanoid robot stunned the world by presenting data that surpasses the fastest runner in history. However, engineering is one thing and reality is another: the advanced model could only fly forward on the track - and the result was painful.

Oded Menashe's message to Channel 12 after they spread fake news
During the program "Israel HaBoker", presenter Oded Menashe addressed the criticism directed at Channel 14 following an identification error. Menashe noted that Channel 14 apologized for the incident and pointed out a similar mistake by Channel 12, which has yet to issue an apology.

USA accuses: Iranian hackers breached universities and government agencies
According to the indictment, since 2013, the hackers have infiltrated 144 US universities, dozens of companies and government agencies, and stolen more than 31 terabytes of academic information and intellectual property.

"It's a progressive syndrome": Despite the illness, Celine Dion returns to perform
Celine Dion is preparing for a series of performances in Paris, for the first time since revealing the "stiff-person syndrome" from which she suffers. In an extensive interview, she says: "The minimum I can do for the fans is to show them that I am alive."

Dangerous falafel: Why Egyptian 'ta'amiya' can pose a health risk
Within ten days, two unrelated children were admitted to Rambam Hospital after developing acute red blood cell breakdown during a vacation in Egypt. In both cases, the families were aware of the danger of consuming fava beans but were unaware that Egyptian ta'amiya, which resembles the familiar Israeli falafel, is based on them. One child was hospitalized for several days, while the other required...

Financial Report: 147 Apartments Sold in Q2
Shoval Engineering has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting the sale of 147 apartments compared to 29 in the same quarter of 2025. CEO Ishay Rot stated that housing demand has not disappeared but has been partially postponed.

Terrorists beyond the yellow line: IDF soldiers' testimonies on their 'tied hands'
Exclusive ynet footage reveals suspicious Hamas activity in the ruins of the Gaza Strip. Commanders on the ground report that 'ceasefire politics' are restricting IDF operations, forcing soldiers into a passive defensive posture despite clear signs of enemy preparation for attacks.
Businessman Kobi Sidi initiates rapprochement between Jewish and Arab children
Sidi, associated with the Atletico Madrid football club and former CEO of Hapoel Tel Aviv football club, said: "Education must start with young children who do not have prejudices."

Azrieli Group reports: Mall revenues rise, but net profit declines
The Azrieli Group concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a net rental income (NOI) of 651 million shekels, up from 648 million shekels last year. The Data Centers sector saw a decline in NOI to 103 million shekels.

Andrew Refuses King Charles's Invitation: 'They Will Treat Him Like the Elephant in the Room'
After being stripped of his titles, the former prince declined an invitation from his brother, King Charles, to join the family vacation, fearing he would feel like an outcast. 'He feels abandoned, that he is no longer part of the family,' a source close to him shared.

Ben Gurion Airport in Crisis as Miri Regev and Ministry Officials Depart for Morocco Vacation
Arkia is launching a route to Marrakech, with Minister of Transport Miri Regev and senior ministry officials on board. The timing of the trip has sparked controversy due to the ongoing chaos at Ben Gurion Airport.

Horror in the morgue: Harvard to compensate families with $53 million
The morgue manager at Harvard Medical School spent years stealing and selling donated body parts on the black market. Following his eight-year prison sentence, the university has agreed to a $53 million settlement to resolve lawsuits from families who accused the institution of negligence.

51st Battalion soldiers report poor service conditions at Filon base
Soldiers from the 51st Golani Battalion have complained about service conditions at the Filon base, noting they must walk to the dining hall six times a day in 40-degree heat while officers use vehicles.

Antisemitic influencer Dan Bilzerian defeated by the "Hebrew Hammer" in Republican primary
Congressman Randy Fine defeated Dan Bilzerian and other candidates in Florida's 6th District after an AI-generated video targeted him with antisemitic slurs. Fine, who holds the endorsement of Donald Trump, is now the favorite for the general election.
"Criminal organization" at the top of government: investigation operation shakes Kyiv
Anti-corruption agencies in Ukraine are conducting a major operation against a "criminal organization" allegedly involving members of parliament and senior officials in the President's Office. The names of the suspects and the details of the offenses have not yet been disclosed, against the backdrop of a series of scandals affecting the circle of President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Drinking from the tap? This new study might make you think twice
We open the tap and drink without a second thought. However, a new study published in JAMA raises troubling questions about substances created during water disinfection and their potential link to uterine cancer.

You won't believe what Eyal Golan demanded fans do for his son Liam
The singer's eldest son, Liam Golan, released a new single that is generating significant interest on streaming platforms, and his excited father admits he is already listening to it on loop and asks the audience to support this independent step.

Yuval Levi in an interview about Shani's meeting with his family: "There was tension in the air"
After half a year of intensive preparations, Yuval Levi is opening a new business: "I invested half a year," reacts for the first time to rumors about a breakup with his partner Shani: "I say that you shouldn't believe every headline," and explains why he gave up on campaigns: "Don't be dependent on anyone else" - an open interview with Yuval Levi.

Castro in a strong comeback: Profits soared after a year of declines
The Israeli fashion company reports a strong quarter with record operating profit and revenue growth. After 2025 ended with a profit decline of over 52% and the first quarter of the year closed with a loss of 28 million shekels, Castro signals a full recovery: "We continue to work to maximize sales and profitability in all brands."

Suspicion: 16-year-old student hits policewoman during unlicensed 'joyride'
A 16-year-old without a driver's license is suspected of hitting a policewoman while driving two friends. The incident occurred in Tiberias when the suspect panicked at a police checkpoint and attempted to flee. He collided with a parked car and struck the officer, who sustained light injuries: "It is a miracle it did not end in a disaster."

A rare glimpse: Oscar Gloukh's partner reveals a romantic outing
Following his massive transfer to Ajax Amsterdam for millions of euros, the young Israeli star was caught in a special, intimate moment with his partner Agam Rachman-Pur during a festive dinner in the Netherlands.

Russian Ambassador's connection with Gofman — alongside support for Hamas: "We never encouraged terror"
Russian Ambassador to Israel Anatoly Viktorov stated in an interview with RTVI that Moscow does not view Hamas as a "product of Russian activity," and that ties with the organization are used for humanitarian purposes and hostage releases. He also noted that security cooperation between the two countries remains intact and confirmed his personal acquaintance with the new Mossad chief, Roman...

Amos Luzon Sells 20% Stake in Dorad to Institutional Investor for 233 Million Shekels
Amos Luzon is selling 20% of Luzon Energy shares, representing his stake in the Dorad power plant, to an institutional entity for 233 million shekels. The deal values the station at 4.4 billion shekels.

Police request help in locating Katriel Nachman Kinan, who disappeared in Tiberias: "It is not like him to disappear"
The family fears for the life of the 24-year-old who was last seen in the Guy Beach area. Police and volunteers are conducting searches in an attempt to trace the missing person's route.
The plan to topple Netanyahu from within: "We will draw in the disappointed and replace the government"
Matan Kahana claimed that at this stage, mergers in the 'change bloc' do not increase its power, and estimated that at the moment of truth, the parties will unite behind Gadi Eisenkot. Regarding the results of the Likud primaries, he said: "It is nothing like what Begin dreamed of."

The Israeli falafel chain in New York collapsed due to debts - and BDS activists tried to take credit
Branches of the "Taïm" chain in New York have closed in recent days after state tax authorities issued a series of orders against its owners due to accumulated debts totaling $1.35 million. On social media, BDS activists were quick to attribute the closure to the boycott campaign, calling it "proof" that the boycott works. In reality, it is a business and legal dispute between the previous and...

Assault in Shanghai: Humanoid manufacturer Unitree Robotics soared 550% on its first day of trading
Shares of Unitree Robotics jumped by approximately 550% during their debut on the Shanghai STAR Market. The company raised $905 million in its IPO at a $9 billion valuation, with its market cap reaching nearly $65 billion.

Is this the afterparty? Journalist Neria Kraus and her husband celebrate with colleagues in New York
Four months after the 32-year-old journalist and her 33-year-old husband Ido Gefen were married in Jaffa, Kraus's colleagues organized a very intimate "wedding afterparty" for them overseas. "We all met for a perfect historic evening in New York"

The Capital of Selichot: Four people, one hundred and twenty years, and one prayer in Nachlaot
The Persian synagogue that has been revived and attracts hundreds every night. The ancient Jerusalemite rite that made its way to Rome and returned. And the son who travels every year from Ra'anana to preserve 30 years of melody. A journey between the Selichot, traditions, and stories that fill the alleys of the capital in Elul.

"Without immediate treatment, the girl could have died": An innocent game ended in emergency surgery
The girl tripped over a taut rope while running, was thrown to the ground, and suffered a head injury. She arrived at the hospital fully conscious, but shortly thereafter began to convulse and lost consciousness. Emergency surgery performed at the Ziv Medical Center saved her life.
The next war might start from the map: Israel must have borders that nature drew | Col. (res.) Amir Noy
One of the most important goals of this war must be not only defeating the enemy, but creating sustainable borders. Borders that will not force Israel to go to war again and again to defend them.

Truth or Myth? CAR-T treatments are changing the fate of multiple myeloma patients
The treatment of multiple myeloma has changed dramatically in recent years. Following research and therapeutic breakthroughs, it is time to debunk some of the most common myths about the disease.

Worrying: Teachers believe students are not arriving ready for first grade
Only 3% of teachers believe children are properly prepared for school, while 48% estimate they arrive insufficiently or not at all prepared. And what is the price parents pay for private lessons? Back to school project.
Warning for travelers in the north: do not enter these streams
The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Environmental Protection warn against entering a number of streams in the north, after sampling found deviations in fecal coliform levels. At this stage, the source of the pollution is unknown and monitoring continues.

Negotiations halted, pressure rising: Donald Trump's new strategy regarding Iran
US President Donald Trump has ordered his administration's senior envoys to halt talks with Iran at this stage. The White House is simultaneously signaling a change in strategy toward Tehran, as reported yesterday, Tuesday, by CNN.

Maccabi Tel Aviv to begin negotiations for Kanikovski, price yet to be determined
The State Cup holder wants to bring the midfielder back to its ranks after only one year, but he will not settle for less than 600,000 euros net on a three-year contract, which is what he earns currently in Hungary. Ferencvaros is expected to demand a high sum despite the fact that he arrived without a transfer fee. Status report.

New leak reveals intriguing details about GTA 6
Gameplay videos and an image of the new map are circulating online — allegedly showing a refueling system, weapon storage in vehicles, a karma meter, and RPG mechanics.

Drama in Thailand: Arrest warrants for 20 Israelis in massive raid on Koh Samui
Thai police have launched a wide-ranging operation against companies suspected of disguising foreign ownership using local nominees. Arrest warrants have been issued for 20 Israelis. An Israeli couple is suspected of operating a school for Israeli children without a license, as well as 19 real estate and tourism business promotion companies: "We acted legally, our name will be cleared."
NATO takes note: New Elbit system set to change the rules of the game
Elbit Systems is launching the new THMS system in Denmark, a mobile battlefield networking platform that deploys in under five minutes, carries advanced sensors, and enables up to 24 hours of autonomous operation.

Exit: The amount Tom Holland is expected to rake in from "Spider-Man"
Holland's base salary for "Spider-Man: New Day" was $20 million, but bonuses from the film's revenue change the whole picture — and according to reports, they could put a huge sum of $100 million (and perhaps even more) into his pocket. An industry executive has already compared the young star to Robert Downey Jr., who also earned a fortune thanks to "Iron Man".

Ratings: Pines vs. Lehrer — the battle of the giants has been decided
Ratings: Keshet 12 maintains its lead in news, prime time showed an especially close battle, and Guy Lehrer's victory over Guy Pines in the late-night slot | All the details and numbers

The End of Tuk-Tuks in Thailand? Favorite Destination for Israelis Joins the Flying Car Trend
An advanced futuristic project offers a fast and green alternative for urban travel in the East. A huge partnership signed this week plans to replace travel on busy roads with flying cars. Here are all the details about the intriguing venture.

Yitzhak Tshuva celebrates: Delek Group's profit soared to 314 million shekels for the quarter
Delek Group, controlled by Yitzhak Tshuva, concluded the second quarter with revenues of 4.4 billion shekels and a 78% jump in net profit. The board approved a dividend of 250 million shekels, and the stock's dividend yield over the past year, about 14.5%, is among the highest in the TA-35 index. What is driving the results?

The Hidden Danger in Crypto: How You Could Face Criminal Charges
If a dollar bill can pass through thousands of hands and carry traces of criminal activity without its owner knowing, what happens in a world where every transfer can be tracked? Adv. Rami Tamam, a senior official in Lahav 433, explained to Ice how the transparency of crypto could also become a legal problem.

"Whoever doesn't bring in 150,000 shekels a month is not a business": The Tel Aviv restaurateur exposed
Tel Aviv chef and restaurateur Tal Rashevsky opens up the numbers behind his empire, explains why he is not willing to compromise for less, and reveals which of his businesses is not profitable but remains open.

Watch: Is this Ofer Winter's first hint about his political future?
A mysterious billboard in Tel Aviv reading "Soon you will have someone to vote for" alongside the date 25.08 has fueled speculation that Ofer Winter is launching an independent party. Discussions are underway regarding potential candidates for his prospective list.

Stability in Clal Insurance profits: 614 million shekels in the second quarter
Clal concludes the first half of the year with a profit of 1.05 billion shekels, similar to last year. The volume of assets under management rose to a record of 456 billion shekels. The company will distribute a dividend of 200 million shekels.

Is Scotland the biggest winner of Europe's heatwaves?
As heatwaves burden classic summer destinations in central and southern Europe, Scotland is becoming a sought-after retreat. The trend, dubbed "coolcation," is reshaping travel patterns as tourists prioritize milder weather over traditional sun-soaked getaways.
"We must congratulate them on the attack": The Jewish-British activist on trial for supporting Hamas
Tony Greenstein, one of the founders of the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" in the UK, is accused of calling for support for the "Gaza ghetto uprising" and encouraging the public to welcome the attack in three posts published on the X network on October 7, 2023.

A near-perfect score: Eliav Sasson's dish drove the judges wild
The contestants on "MasterChef: Dream Team" received a surprising challenge, and were asked to get into the head of Chef Eyal Shani and prepare a dish inspired by him. Eliav shone with an elegant execution, Bar prepared a dish that, according to the judges, was on the verge of perfection – and Eden brought a twist with a comforting soup. These are the recipes.

Yuval HaMevulbal: "At the height of the mess, I imagined they were burying me in the ground"
Children's star Yuval Shem-Tov spoke in an interview about the difficult period in his life when he was convicted of drug possession, about his childhood as an outcast which led him to address the exact same target audience as an adult, and about life with seven children. Regarding the cocaine affair, he said: "I wouldn't do it during performances, I'm not a rock star."

Negev resident charged with selling stolen cars and then stealing them back
Tarek Al-Abid (31) from Kuseife has been charged with forging documents and impersonating others to sell stolen vehicles as legal. The fraud continued after the sale, as he would arrange for the vehicles to be stolen again and transferred to the Palestinian Authority.

Menachem Oren's Oranim to go public: 600 million NIS bond issuance for flagship project
Real estate company Oranim is entering the stock exchange to raise approximately 600 million shekels through a bond issuance for its "Oranim al HaYam" project in Rishon LeZion.

"Dimitris Itoudis does not count on Tamir Blatt, he is in trouble"
The Israeli point guard is not expected to play for Hapoel Tel Aviv and is in trouble due to full rosters in the EuroLeague: "A story that did not receive attention."

"We are underdogs, but the same can be said about Hapoel Be'er Sheva"
The Sabah coach addressed the meeting in the Champions League playoffs and complimented the opponent: "Both teams like to press, want to control the game and play offensively."

YouTube tightens conditions: It will be harder for new creators to earn money
The video giant is significantly raising the entry threshold for the partner program: starting in February, new creators will be required to accumulate 8,000 watch hours or 20 million views on Shorts. At the same time, the company is expanding Premium Lite and setting a new bar for revenue from short videos.

A gallows instead of a Star of David: this is how Israel is losing its moral advantage
The start of work on an execution facility is nothing more than an election gimmick by a minister whose essence is provocation: after the pitas and the crocodiles, the gallows have arrived. It is just a pity that along the way, it contaminates us all.

"You are a clown": The stormy reception for Itamar Ben Gvir in the north | Documentation
The Minister of National Security toured Basmat Tab'un accompanied by heavy security - and absorbed curses and shouts from residents: "Everyone is laughing at you", "You are a terrorist". The documentation comes after several incidents that sparked sharp criticism in the Arab society against the minister and the police.

Super-Pharm Shakes Up the Market: Massive Sales Until September 20
Israel's largest pharmacy chain is shifting gears ahead of the holiday season, offering discounts on its website for products you wouldn't expect to find there—from freezers and ovens to garden furniture and wardrobes. Here are the details on the sales currently disrupting the market.

On the path to a coveted award: The 20-year-old star taking the music world by storm
Singer-songwriter Siena Spiro is emerging as one of the most promising names in the global music industry. Yesterday, she took a major step in her career by earning a nomination for the "Best New Artist" award.

It's just Idit Silman, right?
The outburst of joy and internet memes over Silman's fall is primarily a demonstration of the extreme thirst of the sane camp in Israel after four years of complete exhaustion and zero victories. A small victory, essentially an own goal by the opponent, triggers such a resonance that it can be heard even inside Metzudat Ze'ev.

Giant company in crisis: debt to be cut by $920 million
The Mexican company Braskem Idesa, which operates in the USA, has filed for bankruptcy (Chapter 11) and will reduce its massive debt from $2.5 billion to $1.6 billion.

Israir with a difficult quarter: loss jumped to 18.5 million dollars
In the second quarter of 2026, Israir Group recorded record revenue, but Operation "Lion's Roar", the strengthening of the shekel, and a jump in fuel prices made it a loss-making quarter. At the same time, the company received approval to sell tickets for direct flights to New York - the first entry of an Israeli competitor into one of the most profitable routes in the world.
Shikma Bressler wins libel lawsuit: Court awards 100,000 shekels
The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ruled in favor of Shikma Bressler, determining that social media posts by Panya Michaeli constituted libel. The defendant must pay compensation and remove the defamatory content.

Defense Minister fired by Volodymyr Zelensky calls for elections: "Democracy cannot be a hostage"
Former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov calls for presidential elections in Ukraine even during the war against Russia: "We are fighting precisely because we want to remain a free European country."
"Great danger of regional escalation": Warning following the strike in Syria
Major General (res.) Eliezer Marom stated that the strike in Syria was intended to prevent Turkey from establishing a foothold in the country, but deemed it unlikely that Erdogan would go to war against Israel. Regarding Iran, he warned: "Either they return to the negotiating table, or they start acting out."
Likud spokesperson: Netanyahu discussing reserved spots in party list
Likud spokesperson Guy Levy expressed confidence in the party's electoral victory, ruled out reserved spots for Gabi Ashkenazi or Yossi Cohen, and addressed concerns regarding party list composition and primary irregularities.

Experts Warn of Potential Escalation in Conflict with Iran
Middle East expert Yoni Ben-Menachem warned that ahead of the US elections in November, Iran plans to escalate its campaign against American interests in the Middle East. Tehran's goal is to destabilize the situation and undermine Donald Trump's electoral prospects.

Before Hayden Panettiere's death: "She was really lonely"
Justin Chatwin, who starred alongside Panettiere in her final film, Sleepwalker, spoke about their time working together last year and revealed what she told him about dealing with addiction and trauma. "I've been clean for 15 years, so I know this world of addiction - and I saw that she was struggling," he described. Meanwhile, the final campaign she filmed just two weeks before her death has...
Assassination operation for $435: The ridiculous online campaign against Donald Trump
Iranian TV presenter Maryam Qasemi called on viewers to donate money for a reward to anyone who assassinates the US President. According to her, 81 million tomans have been collected so far, an amount equivalent to about $435.

Football Association Disciplinary Court Temporarily Suspends Omer Dahan
The Football Association's Disciplinary Court accepted the prosecutor's demand and ordered the temporary suspension of the striker from all activities for 60 days. Dahan, who was loaned last season to Hapoel Ra'anana and was arrested as part of the case, previously denied: "I have no connection to match-fixing, the truth will come to light."

'On stage I loved him and we made out, behind the scenes we didn't speak': Limor Goldstein returns to her romance with Alon Aboutboul
After 36 years on stage, and with two plays running in which she stars at Beit Lessin, Limor Goldstein still feels like an actress who just left acting school - but she has a long road behind her: in an interview, she returns to the stormy love story with Alon Aboutboul, the sexual assault she experienced at the beginning of her career, and explains why she decided to stand publicly alongside Yair...

Lawsuit: 9 doctors failed to warn about dangerous medication during pregnancy
Parents of an 8-year-old boy with developmental delays and epilepsy claim that negligence during pregnancy monitoring caused liver failure in the mother, who gave birth at 30 weeks. They are demanding at least 2.5 million shekels.

Tel Aviv resident charged with stealing three scooters
A 35-year-old man from central Israel is suspected of committing a series of thefts over the past two months. He was caught riding a Vespa stolen minutes earlier from the Gordon Pool area. Police have requested that he remain in custody until the end of legal proceedings.

Shmuel Harlap, one of Israel's leading businessmen and philanthropists, has passed away
Dr. Shmuel Harlap, who passed away this morning at the age of 82, stood for decades at the head of Colmobil, the largest automotive group in Israel. Alongside his business activities, he and his wife Anat managed extensive philanthropic work that included donations of hundreds of millions of shekels.

Revealed: Real Madrid's offer to City for Rodri was "embarrassing"
Following the midfielder's presentation at Barcelona, new details have emerged regarding the battle between the bitter rivals. According to reports in Spain, the Blancos' offer was significantly low.

Emerging: This is the Maccabi Tel Aviv lineup against FC Lugano
After Kamara and Sissokho returned to training, Kenny Miller's doubts have been resolved. Revivo also returns in Switzerland after a suspension (Thursday, 21:30, Sport1).

Hundreds of support messages for Boris Enow, Beitar players also offered encouragement
The midfielder, who was targeted by fan abuse after the elimination from Europe, received support from all directions: "He is one of the best in the country in his position. Maybe something good will come out of this event."
"Not so up to date": The question that embarrassed Lindsey Graham's sister
Darlin Graham, who was appointed to fill her brother Lindsey Graham's seat in the Senate and enjoys the support of Donald Trump, admitted during a debate that she is "not so up to date on national security." The audience reacted with boos, and her rival used the moment to attack her lack of experience.

"Roar of the Lion" deepened Israir's losses - the forecast for the future is optimistic
The Israeli airline Israir presented its results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting a loss of 35.5 million dollars. The results were impacted by flight cancellations during Operation "Roar of the Lion," rising fuel prices, and currency fluctuations.

Fictitious invoices, AI campaigns and fears of collaborators: IDF's unusual warning to reservists
The army notified reservists that scammers are trying to convince them to "extract" aid funds through videos and images created by artificial intelligence and distributed online. According to the IDF, financial reimbursements are provided only for actual expenses and it is forbidden to submit false documents. One of the entities, with whom we spoke on Channel 12 News, requested a 25% commission...

Fictitious invoices, AI campaigns and fears of collaborators: IDF's unusual warning to reservists
The IDF has notified reservists that scammers are attempting to convince them to "extract" aid funds using videos and images created by artificial intelligence. According to the army, financial reimbursements are provided only under specific conditions, and the submission of false documents is a criminal offense. One entity, interviewed by Channel 12 News, requested a 25% commission and admitted...

Court Recognizes Soroka Hospital Employee's Injury as Work-Related
An employee of Soroka Hospital injured his back while lifting laundry bags, but the National Insurance Institute claimed it was a routine action. The Labor Court accepted his claim, recognized the injury as a work-related injury, and ordered the institution to pay him 4,000 shekels in expenses.

Eden Ben Zaken receives a luxury gift: a car worth 1.5 million shekels
Content creator Eden Ben Zaken, who has around 200,000 social media followers, shared that her partner surprised her with an incredibly luxurious gift: a new Porsche 911 Targa 4S.

Disappointment at Ben Gurion Airport: Aviation giant cancels all flights to Israel until March 2027
Thousands of Israelis were disappointed to learn of the continued cancellation of the flight route connecting Tel Aviv and Lisbon. TAP Air Portugal, which was scheduled to return in about a month, has decided to postpone its resumption of service to the country.

Five things to know ahead of the stock market opening
Tel Aviv will look for direction at the opening in light of uncertainty in global markets. Dual-listed chip stocks will weigh on the opening, Elbit will balance. Among those reporting today: Azrieli, Bet Shemesh Engines, and Clal Insurance. Declines in Asia led by chip stocks; New York futures are stable. Bank of America warns investors: 'Everything but bonds'. A trillion dollars in space: Goldman...

After 904 days: The family of Haimnot Kasau issues an important statement
Haimnot Kasau has been missing for 904 days. In an interview with "Maariv", her sister Yeros does not hold back her criticism and makes a direct appeal to the head of the Shin Bet, David Zini: "He has the ability to bring my sister back to me."

Eyal Shani on his famous romance with tomatoes: "I just needed the money"
Renowned chef Eyal Shani revealed the surprising story behind his iconic passion for tomatoes: "I had a fever of 41 degrees, I was a poor guy who needed the money."

Guy Meroz: "I discovered how terrible my camp is. It was shocking and fascist"
Guy Meroz, a panelist on "The Patriots," revealed the deep disappointment he experienced from the people who were closest to him and explains for the first time why the audience of Channel 14 surprised him in an unprecedented way: "A very warm and emotional audience that cares about people and the army."

Inflation in Israel is falling: what is happening to apartment prices?
The annual consumer price index has stabilized at 1.5%, and the real estate market is showing consistent weakness with price drops of up to 2%, but the severe shortage of skilled workers continues to be a concern.

Iran Plans Attacks in Europe: Countries in the Crosshairs
Iran is considering expanding its range of attacks to Europe if US President Donald Trump escalates the conflict, according to a report by the Financial Times. Potential targets include sites in Bulgaria and Cyprus.

Bent license plate leads to arrest: two loaded pistols found in scooter
A 19-year-old scooter rider attempted to evade police in Nazareth but was apprehended after his path was blocked. A search revealed two loaded pistols hidden under the seat. Prosecutors have filed an indictment against the suspect.

Report: Insurance giant Munich RE acquires Israeli company At Bay for hundreds of millions of dollars
Insurance giant Munich RE is acquiring the Israeli insurtech unicorn At Bay, which specializes in cyber insurance. The deal is estimated to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Florida Primaries: Victory for Trump, Defeat for Dan Bilzerian — and a Surprise in the Senate
The Florida primaries strengthened candidates identified with Donald Trump and defeated two Republican candidates who stood out for their antisemitic remarks. At the same time, a surprise was recorded on the left, as Democrat Angie Nixon won the race for the Senate.
Secrets of Donald Trump's "Human Printer" Revealed
Natalie Harp, Trump's personal aide, accompanies him almost everywhere and is considered one of the figures closest to him in the White House. Now her brother tells of a rift between them and claims that her connection with the president has become an "unhealthy obsession."

Olympiacos star announces departure: club intends to keep him by force
Thomas Walkup has unilaterally notified Olympiacos of his contract termination amid interest from Dubai. The club rejects the move and demands the player report for pre-season testing, threatening legal action.

Organization targeting IDF soldiers abroad files another complaint in India
The Hind Rajab Foundation claims an Israeli currently traveling in India was involved in the destruction of civilian property in the Khan Yunis area. Exceptionally, the organization did not release the soldier's name or unit. This is the second such complaint filed in India in less than three months.

ATVs, a motorcycle and dozens of cartons: the loot uncovered in a raid in Tarabin
Detectives from the Negev Central Unit and fighters from the Southern National Guard raided a compound and a house in the village of Tarabin. During the search, two ATVs, a motorcycle, and a trailer suspected of being stolen were seized, alongside 59 cartons of cigarettes, more than 25,000 shekels in cash, and walkie-talkies. Two local residents were arrested.

"I am on the right side of history": Far-left woman shocks in Democratic primaries
Angie Nixon, who calls Israel's actions "genocide" and was considered a fringe candidate, defeated Jewish contender Alex Windman and won the party's nomination for Florida State Senator. In California, Aisha Wahab, against whom the pro-Israel lobby invested millions in an attempt to stop her, is on her way to victory in the special election for Congress.

National Insurance Institute: Child Allowances to be Paid Tomorrow
The National Insurance Institute has announced the date for the transfer of child allowances to over one million eligible families in Israel. The updated payment amounts are provided below.

A jump on the way? Investment giant reveals surprising opportunities
A new research report by UBS bank presents the sectors that will show an abnormal growth of about 25% in profits, and explains which stocks should be examined right now despite the fear of escalation and global inflation.

Shufersal cuts prices: popular food products for 2.90 and 10 shekels
Shufersal is launching a promotion on fruits and vegetables and offering a variety of popular products from leading brands for ten shekels. Alongside this, the chain is introducing significant discounts on perfumes and cosmetic products.

Lucy Aharish: "You were thrown into the trash by Likud voters, you were terrible"
Lucy Aharish, host of the program "Sichat HaYom" on Channel 13, harshly attacked Minister Idit Silman, who suffered a heavy defeat in the primaries, and mentioned the huge debt she left behind: "She created a debt that could reach about 4 billion shekels."

Economists: Tech giants' dominance wanes, opening new opportunities for investors
The Swiss bank Julius Baer estimates that the exclusive dominance of tech giants is nearing its end, and points to new opportunities in Europe and Asia towards the end of 2026.

Personal data in danger: how a small breach exposes your crypto wallet
After the leak at Bits of Gold, the truly important question arises: not whether an organization will be hacked, but whether it will know how to minimize the damage, protect its customers, and recover. Attorney Rami Tamam explains how information that seems innocent can become a dangerous tool in the hands of attackers.

Investment expert warns: The anomalous figure threatening to bring down stocks
Yields in the USA have crossed a worrying threshold and offer a low-risk alternative. At the Poriya investment house, they analyze the impact of geopolitical tension and identify the point at which it is worth selling dollars.

Ahead of the market opening: Tel Aviv reversed - what to expect today?
Banking and insurance led a positive turnaround in Tel Aviv after indices fell by up to 1.5%. Matrix boosted the software sector, and Aran surged following the deal with Dedi Barnea's Ondas. In the background, high oil prices and yields are weighing on the world. What to expect today?

Food allergy: skin contact with the allergen did not cause a dangerous reaction
An Israeli study that examined skin exposure to allergens in children with food allergies found that the contact did not cause any severe reaction. However, it did not include children who had previously experienced a severe allergic reaction, so the need for environmental consideration and the removal of allergens from public spaces remains in effect.

Rom Braslavsky against Yair Golan: "The music of the terrorists who tortured me"
Democrats chairman Yair Golan sparked controversy after posting a video featuring an Arabic song. Yinon Magal claimed the music originates from a Syrian series with anti-Israel themes, while former hostage Rom Braslavsky noted it was the same music played by his captors in Gaza.

Sexual bribes to referees, lies and cover-ups: The scandal rocking South Korea
A major scandal has erupted in South Korea: a government report revealed that in the early 2010s, football association officials bribed foreign referees with visits to brothels. The affair, which has reignited the country's gender war, is causing widespread public outrage.

Tankers ignore Iran: control over the Strait of Hormuz is slipping from Tehran's hands
More than 80% of vessels have passed through the Omani route under US Navy protection over the last two weeks. Tehran is struggling to collect transit fees, while oil traffic approaches pre-war levels.

"We have a deal": Two hours before taking effect - Donald Trump froze tariffs on Canada
Following a second conversation this week with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the US President announced that he is suspending for three days the imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian imports so that the parties can sign a new agreement.

Profit-taking in chip stocks weighs on Asia; Nasdaq short at record high
Globes presents an update on global markets. This morning, declines in Asia led by chip stocks. Futures in New York are stable, with the Fed minutes to be published this evening. In Tel Aviv, chip stocks will weigh on the opening; a record volume of shorts on the Nasdaq, while company executives are buying at a pace not seen in 15 years.

Route bypassing Hormuz: Saudi and UAE initiative to expand oil reserves in Asia | Report
Against the backdrop of turmoil in the oil market and continued disruptions to shipping routes in the Middle East, the Gulf is no longer waiting for a solution: "You cannot rely on Donald Trump."

Dramatic footage from Turkey: Opposition member stabbed in the street
Member of Parliament for the New Turkish Party, Melih Meriç, was stabbed in broad daylight near his car. After an argument that escalated into a violent confrontation, the opposition member was taken to the hospital in serious condition, where he underwent emergency surgery. The main suspect is a member of his former party, the Republican People's Party, Saidi Ahmet Keles.

Calm in the Foreign Exchange Market: Dollar at 2.99 Shekels
The local foreign exchange market remains calm following the shekel's recent retreat. Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron stated that an interest rate cut at the September 1 meeting is not guaranteed.

The battle for the brand: Home Center lost to the Dabah chain in the dispute over the use of the word HOME
Home Center challenged the use of the word HOME by the Dabah chain for a private label of cleaning products, claiming it could mislead the public. However, the court ruled that there is no similarity between the signs that would lead to confusion and rejected the appeal.

President of the Jewish Federations of North America: "Mamdani incites attacks on Jews"
In an interview with Ynet, Eric Fingerhut warns of a sharp rise in the antisemitic threat in the USA: "The Jewish community is on the edge." According to him, alongside Iran and the global situation, American politics is also fueling the violence: "There is a very tense security environment."

"I will cover you with kisses": The women who wrote love and lust letters to Hitler
The "groupies" in Nazi Germany who adored the tyrant were not necessarily attracted to his physical appearance, but desired him because in their eyes he radiated power and control. Particularly persistent women, who obsessively sent him explicit letters, were punished and sent to a concentration camp or labor camp on the grounds that they were "distracting the Führer from his important work."

In the midst of a deep crisis: Trump's choice for FDA Commissioner
Dr. Heidi Overton, a senior health policy advisor at the White House, is expected to lead the FDA. The appointment comes about three months after the resignation of Dr. Marty Makary and in the midst of a leadership crisis at the agency, which has lost more than 3,000 employees over the past year.

A Shabbat meal tastier than at a restaurant
Fish roasted in butter and wine with cherry tomatoes and Kalamata olives, cloud challah that will soak up all its sauce, as well as a lettuce salad with a precise vinaigrette, potato gratin, and the trendiest dessert that no one in the world would refuse. After a meal like this, you can absolutely present a bill.

Documentation of PA training reveals their true plans for Israel
Moran Tal, from the research department of the "Regavim" movement, presented in episode 2 of "October 7 - Judea and Samaria Version" documentation that she claims was published on the social networks of the Palestinian Authority's security apparatus, in which a person is seen training in shooting at a range, with the message heard in the background: "This land is our land, our fathers built it and...

Bank of Israel Governor: September interest rate cut not guaranteed
Bank of Israel Governor Professor Amir Yaron told Bloomberg that rising uncertainty makes a September interest rate cut uncertain. While praising strong growth data, the Governor emphasized the need for caution.

The Google Case at the Supreme Court: Is an Attorney Entitled to Review a File to Which They Are Not a Party?
The Supreme Court ruled that the principle of open court proceedings requires broad access to class action lawsuits, and rejected Google's claim of a "fishing expedition" by an attorney who requested to review dozens of previous proceedings against it in preparation for filing additional lawsuits.
A new apartment by the sea for less than 2.5 million? We checked where it is still possible
From Achziv to Givat Olga, the northern coastline is filling up with new projects and urban renewal. We checked how much an apartment by the sea costs, what you get for the money, and where prices start at 1.9 million shekels and climb to over 5 million.
Trump bet everything on the confrontation with Iran – and now he is paying a heavy price
Six months into the war, President Trump finds that Iran's most lethal weapon is the price of fuel. With poll numbers falling and his party panicking ahead of the midterm elections, the president is desperately seeking a victory to end the conflict.
It is no coincidence: 'Gideon' arrives, Syria is attacked - and the road to Iran is paved | Avi Ashkenazi
The 60-day ceasefire between the US and Iran has ended, the strategic aircraft is landing in Israel, and a highly important airfield in northern Syria has been attacked. Simultaneously, the US is redeploying in the region, and signs of another round against Iran are accumulating rapidly.
Qusra is only the beginning: A state that backs abuse has no right to exist
The events in Qusra are not just another local incident, but an expression of a broad policy involving settlers, the army, and the government. Faced with images being distributed globally and growing international damage, the question is when Israel will stop denying the reality it faces.
Gafni in discussion with rabbis: "The question is, do we need to invest this much?" | Report
Following the July Maariv publication on the possibility of the ultra-Orthodox-right-wing bloc dissolving: an i24NEWS report reveals that Moshe Gafni discussed with rabbis the possibility of a government led by Gadi Eisenkot and wonders if the price of the alliance with the right justifies the harm to yeshiva students.
Likud chose loyalists for Netanyahu - but the elections will be decided elsewhere | Lilach Sigan
The revenge against those with independent opinions in the Likud primaries may deter potential candidates, especially those who could actually appeal to disappointed voters.
Suddenly, Ideology Awakens: The Chair Wobbles, Principles Emerge | Yoram Dori
Ahead of Knesset list preparations, members suddenly discover their party no longer represents them. It is time for them to tell the truth: they are simply worried about their political future.
Slichot Feed: TikTok rediscovers Jewish liturgical hymns
Ahead of the month of Elul, four content creators who regularly upload videos to TikTok from Slichot events in synagogues and at the Western Wall, which become viral, talk about the phenomenon, the embrace they receive from the audience, and the sense of mission and connection to tradition.
The ballot box enters the classroom: the real test of the education system begins now | Prof. Avi Levi
Whether we like it or not, the peak of the election campaign will penetrate the school. Against this backdrop, the role of the educator becomes more significant and complex than ever.
The end of the "Shiite Axis" and the beginning of the "Sunni Alliance": The new danger threatening Israel
Turkey's strengthening in Syria and strikes attributed to Israel increase fears of a direct confrontation. Experts warn: Israel must maintain deterrence – but also prevent deterioration with Ankara.
IDF veteran sues Harel insurance company over denial of nursing benefits
An 80-year-old IDF veteran, suffering from cancer and functional decline, is suing Harel for approximately 119,000 shekels. He claims his nursing claim was rejected without a home visit by a medical expert, relying instead on surveillance by a private investigator. Harel stated they will respond in court.
We waited two years for this: the incredible spring in Israel has finally reopened
After being closed for more than two years, Ein Mabua in the Nahal Prat nature reserve has reopened with a new parking lot with about 60 spaces. The rare spring, which fills and empties in cycles, awaits travelers this summer - and admission is free, with advance registration.
Tax Authority demands immediate VAT transfer, preventing expense offsetting | Yehuda Sharoni
Roi Cohen, President of the Chamber of Independent Businesses (LAHAV): "This is an action that tramples on businesses in Israel and will plunge many into a liquidity crisis." He appealed to the Minister of Finance and the Director of the Tax Authority to stop the reform immediately.

The child does not say he cannot see: The signs you need to know before first grade
How to identify myopia, which signs should raise a red flag, when is it important to get an eye exam, and what can be done to reduce the impact of screens on children's vision? Dr. Hana Rena, an ophthalmology specialist at Meuhedet, explains: "One of the challenges in identifying vision problems in children is that they do not always complain. Therefore, parents should pay attention to changes in...

No foreign apps and no currency conversion: how to book a taxi abroad via Gett
Gett is launching a service that allows booking urban and intercity trips in 25 countries directly from the app in Hebrew. The system identifies the passenger's location, displays available transport options, and provides a final price in shekels, with payment processed via the saved payment method.

Capital Market Authority Draws New Boundaries for Institutional Investors
Amit Gal, head of the Capital Market Authority, has questioned the involvement of the Meitav investment house in the company Orion. This move has sparked a debate over the limits of institutional activism and the balance between protecting savers and market structure.

Yohananof Prepares to Separate Real Estate Operations and Plans IPO
Retail chain Yohananof is planning to spin off its real estate assets into a separate subsidiary. This strategic move aims to create business focus and prepare for a future IPO, ultimately maximizing the group's asset value.

"Women and money are still something that doesn't stick"
In the documentary series "Money of Their Own" on Kan 11, successful Israeli entrepreneurs and executives discuss the barriers they faced on their path to the top.

The dollar is just a supporting actor: what is really causing the shekel's appreciation
Since the beginning of the month, the shekel has strengthened against the dollar by 3%, trading again below 3 shekels. Experts attribute this trend not to the weakness of the US dollar, but to the fundamental forces of the Israeli economy.

Fitness trainer thought he was injured in a game – and then discovered a rare cancer
A bad landing during a pickleball game led 27-year-old fitness trainer Nick Page to a life-altering diagnosis: undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer. After months of uncertainty, Page underwent complex surgery and 27 weeks of intensive chemotherapy, ultimately finding a new perspective on health and gratitude.

Gett expands its services to dozens of countries worldwide
The new platform will allow Israelis to travel abroad and pay in shekels through the familiar app, without the need to download local services. Customer service will be provided in Hebrew, and trips will be carried out by local and international transport providers.

From the US Army to longevity clinics: Testosterone is back in fashion
The US Secretary of Defense announced his intention to check the levels of the male hormone in every soldier over the age of 30. Why have testosterone supplements become popular now, and could they be dangerous? Longevity science — in our new section.

The day after the primaries: Netanyahu will look for religious candidates, reservists, and women
In the elected list, there are only two religious candidates in realistic spots, and no representative for security figures. Russian-speaking community representative Ze'ev Elkin is out. Only two women reached a realistic spot. The Prime Minister hopes to bridge the gap with reserved spots.

Gradual warming towards the weekend: heavy heat loads in most of the country | Full forecast
Today there will be a slight rise in temperatures, mainly in the mountains and inland, and it will be hotter later in the week. On Saturday, some relief will be felt.

A peek into a retail investor's portfolio: 150,000 shekels and a fondness for bank and technology stocks
Psagot, which manages 47,000 independent trading accounts, reveals the preferences of the private traders operating through it. They love the S&P 500 and TA-125 indices, technology stocks, banks, and Bitcoin funds. What other investments do they prefer in Israel and abroad?

Overnight: Two electric scooter riders seriously injured in Tel Aviv and Segev Shalom
Two young men were evacuated to hospitals overnight in serious condition: a 16-year-old teenager was injured while riding in Segev Shalom and evacuated to Soroka Hospital unconscious, and a 22-year-old man was injured after colliding with a pole in Tel Aviv and evacuated to Ichilov Hospital.

US Bond Yields Hit Two-Decade High: What It Means for Markets
US 30-year government bond yields have surged to 5.3%, offering a safe alternative to stocks. Experts analyze why this growth may signal a market storm and how it will impact Israeli borrowers.

Transgender woman sentenced to prison for attempted assassination of US Treasury Secretary
A federal court sentenced 26-year-old Riley English to six years and one month in prison for attempting to attack US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In January 2025, she arrived at the Capitol with a knife and improvised incendiary devices before surrendering to police.

Stocks plunged by 30%, sales rose slightly: Is there still room for real estate prices to fall?
Recently published CBS data heralded a certain increase in housing prices and sales after two difficult years in the industry. Real estate stocks on the stock exchange have been taking a hit in recent months, and the sector index has been cut by almost a third from its last peak. Is this an opportunity, or will prices continue to fall?

What does the Israeli public really think about the conflict?
Party platforms barely address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Israel's place in the Middle East. However, a new report by the Tama organization, based on three years of work with about 200 senior figures from eight different identity groups, reveals the opposite picture: the public is not satisfied with slogans and is looking for a new language to talk about the issue. Liat Malka, director...

Without sweating: Scientists have developed a "fitness pill" that makes the body react as if it were exercising
Will we soon be able to skip workouts and achieve their benefits with a pill? A new experimental drug attempts to mimic a molecule that the body produces following physical activity. The first human trial has concluded, and researchers are now planning to test if it can help after stopping weight-loss medications.

A massive study reveals: these are the 2 professions with the highest risk of cancer mortality
A study based on more than 12 million death certificates examined over 500 professions and identified two groups of workers with significantly higher mortality rates from cancers linked to high-altitude cosmic radiation. Does this risk apply to occasional flyers?

Tension in the Champions League playoffs: three matches ended in a draw
Everything is open between Fenerbahçe and Lyon (1:1), Dinamo Zagreb and Viking (2:2), and Levski Sofia and AEK Athens (0:0). Everything will be decided next week.

Same name, same race: The candidate shaking up the Alaska election
Two candidates named Dan Sullivan are running for a Senate seat, and one of them even had to fight in court to appear on the ballot. Republicans claim that the candidate with the identical name is intended to confuse voters and split the vote. Now, the US Department of Justice has issued subpoenas as part of an investigation into the affair.

Report: Trump pushing for a meeting with Kim Jong Un in the coming months
Since the previous meetings, Pyongyang has significantly expanded its nuclear and missile program. US officials estimate that this time it will be even harder to reach a breakthrough.

The mistake parents make when designing the children's room for the school year
Ahead of the return to school, parents invest in a desk, chair, lighting, and accessories for the children's room, but the less aesthetic details can actually be the most important. Here is how to plan a study corner that is suitable for a body that is still growing.

More than two million fans are looking for heroes: ahead of the return of the Super League
On the eve of the new season, there is a shortage of superstars in Israeli football, but fans continue to flock to stadiums for the atmosphere and sense of community.

A touch away from the dream: Miguel Vitor's last dance
Two disappointments in the playoffs in the past, being benched as the fourth center-back, and a magnificent comeback in the money time: exactly ten years since he arrived at Hapoel Be'er Sheva with the goal of taking it to the Champions League, the 37-year-old captain gets one final chance to close the circle and complete the mission.

Premier League: The burning questions ahead of the English league's return
Arsenal in its post-loser version no longer needs to prove anything, Manchester City is learning to live without Pep, Liverpool is trying to wean itself off Salah, United is dreaming as usual, and Tottenham just wants to wake up from the nightmare. From the test of Anan Khalaili's life, through the team that will shatter the predictions, to the cursed stadium: the burning questions ahead of the...

Following Supreme Court Petition: 159 Polling Stations to Open in Nursing Homes
Petitions were filed by dozens of senior citizens after the Knesset canceled the arrangement allowing polling stations in assisted living facilities. Despite this significant achievement, the struggle continues, as approximately 100 additional stations will not be opened due to political considerations.

Drama on Wall Street: Two popular Israeli companies plunged by 9%
A stormy trading day on Wall Street ended with sharp declines, with the semiconductor sector taking the hardest hit. Markets are under pressure due to rising bond yields, oil prices, and geopolitical tensions.

Channel 12 reporter harassed in the south: Wolt courier arrested following threats
Journalist Itay Gal-On encountered a frightening incident while working in the field. After the suspect followed him and made threats, a police complaint was filed, leading to an arrest and the immediate termination of the courier by Wolt.

Good news for Maccabi Tel Aviv: Kamara and Sissokho are fit
The defender who was injured last week and the midfielder who was injured earlier this week completed a full training session, and there is a good chance both will be able to start in the yellow lineup against Lugano.

Trump Shifts Strategy: Abandoning Diplomacy to 'Strangle' Iran
President Donald Trump has ordered U.S. envoys to cease all negotiations with Iran. According to a CNN report, the White House is pivoting from a strategy of immediate strikes to a policy of gradual 'strangulation' of the Iranian regime.

2 Million Players: The Israeli Behind the Viral Hit Taking the Web by Storm
In recent weeks, social media has been flooded with debates over career paths and tactical decisions. The game "Legionnaire," which allows users to build a professional football career step by step, has become an unprecedented viral phenomenon among Israeli users.

National League kicks off: Bnei Yehuda wins, Ashdod loses
The National League kicked off this evening with a full round, highlighted by a meeting between two promotion candidates: Maccabi Bnei Reineh, which hosted Bnei Yehuda and was defeated 4:1. MS Ashdod, which still hopes to replace Ironi Tiberias in the Premier League, was hosted by Hapoel Afula and disappointed with a 2:0 loss.

Following missile launches: UAE halts trade with Iran — Tehran denies involvement
The UAE has announced the suspension of all trade and financial transactions with Iran following the launch of two ballistic missiles toward its territory. Tehran has dismissed the accusations as "baseless."

Ahmad Tibi Removes Opposition to Joint List Re-establishment Plan
A breakthrough in negotiations for the re-establishment of the Joint List has occurred. According to information received by Walla, Ta'al chairman Ahmad Tibi has dropped his opposition to the plan proposed by the "Reconciliation Committee." A Maariv poll suggests that a merger of the three Arab parties would secure 8 seats for the Joint List.

They forgot what it means to be statesmen
Likud Central Committee members abandoned public consensus and broad agreements, pushing democracy to the bottom of national priorities. Otherwise, it is hard to explain how their basic 'you break it, you pay for it' mechanism became damaged.

Strategic collapse in the Galilee
As the Jewish presence is shrinking in large areas, while Arab settlements are spreading over vast territories, the security threat is already visible on the horizon.

A new-old team
So the primaries are behind us. Congratulations to those who apparently are not continuing. Congratulations to Gamliel, Milwidsky, Silman, Dichter, Vaturi. This is not schadenfreude. You were simply not good at your job.

40 students in one class: "Like sardines. This is not education - it's low-quality babysitting"
Just before the school year begins, parents in Haifa and Givatayim have been informed of class mergers, resulting in groups of nearly 40 students. Educators warn of negative impacts on individual attention and emotional well-being. The Ministry of Education promises a major reform in the next term.