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The possibility of Meghan Markle's return to acting has hit a significant obstacle just hours after reports surfaced that she was in talks to join the third season of the series "The Gentlemen." According to royal biographer and journalist Tina Brown, producers decided to backtrack and cancel the planned casting following intense public backlash in the UK.

The light rail line, which opened just last Friday, has encountered its first operational failure, leading to a complete suspension of service. It is currently unknown when regular operations will resume.

Dr. Maayan Sherman, whose son Ron (of blessed memory) was recovered from Hamas captivity, issues a sharp call to boycott a well-known singer who hosted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on stage during her performance.

The militias of General Khalifa Haftar, who controls eastern Libya, have been accused for years of abuse and extortion of ransom from migrants. Despite this, the European Union intends to fund and train the general's forces to stop the flow of refugees. A "Der Spiegel" investigation reveals that Brussels is acting out of "fear of retaliation".

Benedict Cumberbatch, Mark Ruffalo, and other prominent Hollywood actors have joined a campaign calling on Israel to release Marwan Barghouti from prison, sparking a storm in the Hollywood industry.

Streets, houses, cars, and boats in Yemen are currently decorated in green in honor of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday. However, the situation in the country is far from festive: the war with Saudi Arabia is ongoing, many areas suffer from severe electricity shortages, and hospitals are collapsing. 'The atmosphere is pleasant with the green color, but my pockets are empty,' locals say.

Arie Gottlieb, 76, who was convicted of severe sex offenses against a complainant who was 11 years old at the time of the acts, died at the "Magan Nitzan" detention center. The Israel Prison Service (IPS) stated that a team has been appointed to examine the circumstances of his death.

After London, Madrid and Mykonos: The 55-year-old singer continues to make the most of the summer abroad, again with the close babysitter Maya, this time on a family vacation with his young children. Something cooking for the holidays?

A disturbing incident at the European OCR Championship: the Israeli team received notice one day before the event that they could not compete due to protests by locals. Team member Shneor Simcha described the location as "the most antisemitic place I have ever been to."

Chef Omer Miller and his wife Shiranka have moved to Thailand for a year-long relocation with their children. Miller shared details about their decision to switch to homeschooling, arguing that the experience of traveling the world offers more value than the first grade.

The Israeli brought a lot of energy to the Eagles' attack and impressed Crystal Palace fans in his debut: "A difficult game to enter, but looks promising."

Moments before the grand finale of Dancing with the Stars, the contestants are preparing for a special challenge. For singer Shiri Maimon, the performance carries extra meaning, and a supportive message from Ninet Tayeb has sparked a wave of positive reactions.

After years of hostile tension under the previous administration, the new president-elect announces the immediate cancellation of the coal export ban to Israel.

Passengers on their way to the capital encountered severe riots and stone-throwing by the ultra-Orthodox public, while a central street was completely blocked to traffic, causing severe confrontations until the arrival of security forces.

A new phishing campaign in the crypto sector has targeted approximately 885,000 phone numbers. Can an innocent message arriving on your mobile lead to access to your digital wallet?

Scientists have revealed a method that allows standard Wi-Fi networks to identify individuals with near-perfect accuracy, even without connected devices. This discovery turns common routers into potential tools for mass surveillance.

The fire broke out in the industrial zone, and firefighting teams are working on the scene to prevent it from spreading to an adjacent lot. Gas cylinders exploded and high-voltage lines were damaged, but there is no danger to residents. Station commander: "We scrambled teams from neighboring districts to prevent further damage."

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Trust invested approximately $180 million in FedEx Freight (FDXF) shares. The acquisition of 1.19 million shares occurred in the second quarter of 2026, shortly after the company spun off from its parent, FedEx.

In its first election video, the party presents a family consisting of a soldier and a yeshiva student, in an attempt to appeal to the traditional audience. The presentation of a united front draws criticism due to Shas's central role in promoting the draft exemption, and after it threatened to bring down the government against the backdrop of the crisis.

Even the wealthiest parents in the United States are currently worried about the economic future of their children. Generation Z is dealing with a slowdown in hiring for entry-level jobs, fierce competition, and the entry of artificial intelligence into roles previously performed by recent university graduates. Now, even billionaires with vast wealth are starting to ask themselves the same...

An internal report from the Israel Airports Authority workers' committee reveals a critical staffing shortage. Employees are forced to work up to 260 hours a month, threatening airport operations ahead of the holiday season.

The trade war between the United States and Canada is escalating: just hours after new American tariffs of 50% on Canadian goods went into effect today (Saturday) at midnight, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his country would impose retaliatory tariffs. The Canadian tariffs will take effect on September 8, and their full details will be published in the coming days.

The American blockade is reducing oil exports from Iran and weakening its direct influence on the market, but fears of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue to drive up oil and diesel prices.

One of the most well-known comedians in China, Guo Degang, is under investigation by authorities in the city of Wuhan after changing the lyrics of a revolutionary song during a performance. Following the incident, his performance in Xi'an was canceled, and the production company offered a full refund to ticket holders.

The Blue and Whites will hold a final test tomorrow (Sunday, 18:30) before the pair of World Cup qualifying matches. Netanel Artzi: "Georgia will give us a mirror of what we are going to face."

Residents and heads of local authorities express great concern about a return to the containment policy in the Gaza Envelope. According to them, infiltration into Israeli territory is perceived on the other side as tacit consent. A security director in one of the authorities warns: "There is a lack of ability to detect threats from the air."

MADA teams were called this morning to Beit Shemesh following a report of three sisters who, according to their family, consumed a large quantity of medication. They were evacuated in stable condition to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem. Experts remind parents to keep medications and dangerous substances out of children's reach.

Just before the end of the summer season, the Ukrainian airline SkyUp has launched an unprecedented promotion, offering flight tickets to various destinations, including Israel, starting at 35 euros.

Mike Rogers, the Republican candidate for the Senate in Michigan, has requested that AIPAC refrain from running advertisements on his behalf, fearing that public association with the lobby could prove detrimental to his campaign. This follows a high-profile $30 million effort by the organization against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, which Republicans believe backfired.

Shin Bet chief David Zini has finalized his decision not to provide state security for former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, despite ongoing threats. The 'Yashar!' party chairman's staff claims the refusal is driven by political considerations.

While Israel is receiving its second KC-46 refueling aircraft from the US, the American administration has approved Qatar's purchase of four for $4.5 billion. For the first time, the Qataris will have the capability to conduct long-range strike sorties. Is this a new threat to Israel or a move against Iran?

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded this evening (Saturday) sharply to the call by Ra'am chairman, Knesset member Mansour Abbas, for Israeli recognition of a Palestinian state. Netanyahu made it clear unequivocally that as long as he heads the government, such a move will not be carried out under any scenario. In his remarks, the Prime Minister declared: "As long as I am Prime Minister, a...

While Moderna grabbed headlines with a 177% jump, its partner Merck recorded its best day since 2009. Morgan Stanley has upgraded its recommendation, highlighting the company's potential beyond its flagship drug, despite the looming patent expiration.

In the car market, lots are cleared with 20% discounts, but in real estate, tens of thousands of apartments are unsold and the price barely moves. From the "zero report" to the fear of a "domino effect": the real reason contractors prefer to absorb huge interest rates rather than lower the price.

The new ranking of the world's wealthiest reveals an especially tight battle at the Israeli top, as billions of dollars separate the top spots and one empire threatens to lose its lead.

The Forbes ranking of the world's richest people reveals the wealth of the top five, with all of them recording declines since the last trading day and losing money throughout the week.

Weekly Crypto: Bitcoin and Ethereum show significant weekly gains, as do other leading assets. Here are the latest market data and changes from the past seven days.

Yashar party chairman Gadi Eisenkot sharply rejected Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas's call for Israeli recognition of a Palestinian state. Eisenkot pledged that such a state would not be established under any government he helps form.

Darco and Raphael were supposed to play back-to-back all night at Quest, but the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport left Darco stuck in Milan. After his flight was canceled and all attempts to find an alternative route failed, Mita Gami stepped in to replace him alongside Raphael. However, Darco decided to gamble on a flight through Athens, landed in Israel in the middle of the night, and arrived...

Shoresy, an ice hockey player with a foul, crude, and loud mouth, gets a chance to save a failing team. Not every viewer will digest this wild comedy, but those who fall in love with the character are in for an experience.

The US President lashed out sharply at the conservative media figure and Congress members Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie. Among the accusations: "low IQ", cognitive tests, and abandoning the conservative camp due to unanswered calls.

Following chairman Mansour Abbas, the list will include Walid Taha, Walid al-Huashla, Iman Khatib-Yasin, and Yasser Hujeirat. If negotiations with Seglovich reach a conclusion, he is expected to be placed in the second spot. Eisenkot responded to Abbas: "A Palestinian state will not be established."

A month after being stationed at a military base in the country, the refueling aircraft returned to the United States. The move comes against the backdrop of reports that the leadership in Tehran considered attacking the facility with missiles. The Bulgarian Minister of Defense clarified that there was no direct threat to national security and that all flights were used for training purposes only.

After US envoy to Syria Tom Burke claimed that Israel "is still occupying the Golan," Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a sharp response, asserting that Burke’s remarks do not reflect the position of President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, Ra'am party chairman Mansour Abbas called for Israeli and American recognition of a Palestinian state during the party's conference.

A terrorist was neutralized near Damascus, and the minister revealed intelligence preceding the strike in Syria. Donald Trump's envoy hinted at political motives behind Israeli actions. Kites were spotted in the Gaza envelope. The USA imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, while Russia bombed a shopping center, killing 16. Artem Dolgopyat won his third European Championship title.

Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris finished ahead of the Mercedes duo, George Russell and Kimi Antonelli, securing a third consecutive pole position for McLaren at the Dutch Grand Prix. This is also Norris's second consecutive pole, following his success in Hungary before the August break.

The protest that began several weeks ago in Safed has spread to Meron, and clashes surrounding the operation of public transportation on Shabbat have intensified. Activists arrived to facilitate the departure of the buses, facing off against a hundred Haredi protesters who tried to delay them. Police forces at the scene secured the flow of traffic and detained several protesters for questioning.

Footage circulated online shows the rocket launched from a test base deviating from its path and crashing in an unpopulated area. The country's authorities stated that the missile's self-destruct mechanism was activated according to the emergency plan after it deviated from its trajectory.

Israel has been monitoring Turkish buildup in northern Syria for some time. As it happened, the political and military clocks synchronized, but that is no reason to forgo an attack. In Israel, it is already understood: a conflict with Turkey in the coming decade is not an implausible event.

Retired Colonel Douglas Macgregor claims he recommended to Donald Trump to remove nuclear weapons from Turkey, describes Ankara's status in NATO as fragile, and makes an unusual claim: Pakistan promised Turkey nuclear weapons if needed.

Where to volunteer this week: Ahead of the upcoming school year, the "Chinuch LePsagot" association is looking for mentors for children and teenagers from the periphery in the excellence centers it operates. The "Neve Michael" boarding school in Pardes Hanna needs volunteers for academic assistance for at-risk children. The "Elifelet" association in Tel Aviv would be happy to have volunteers for...

From an Iranian threat to British bases to a Turkish ultimatum against a European electricity project: The analysis of a senior admiral reveals how Cyprus has been drawn into the heart of the regional storm.

Following several days without targeted strikes in the Gaza Strip, the IDF eliminated Sharif al-Hasanat, a Hamas company commander involved in restoring underground infrastructure and planning terror attacks. Two additional incidents were recorded near the 'yellow line' over the past 24 hours.

Following the Likud primaries, the Prime Minister has shifted his focus to a critical political task: organizing his bloc. He warns that running too many separate lists could lead to wasted votes and cause a right-wing party to fall below the electoral threshold.

Mahmoud Qamati, a member of the terrorist organization's political council, claimed that the decision on this matter will be made 'in accordance with the circumstances and appropriate interests.' He further claimed that the organization is still strong and that sanctions and economic siege will not lead it to retreat from the resistance project.

Senior regime officials in Tehran are increasing pressure on Gulf states hosting American forces: an Iranian parliament member warned Qatar, Kuwait, and the UAE, while Qalibaf called for establishing a new regional security order independent of Washington.

Bernard Arnault, owner of the luxury giant LVMH, is facing shareholder pressure amid rumors of inheritance battles and economic challenges exacerbated by the war with Iran.

Residents in the communities claim there is no response from the IDF and a lack of detection capabilities for drones and kites. "We demand to nip this phenomenon in the bud," stated a message from Kibbutz Nahal Oz.

The two giants will join forces in the mixed doubles tournament that kicks off next week, as the 23-year-old Spaniard will make his first official appearance after about four months. Other collaborations: Djokovic and Sabalenka, Rybakina and Fritz.

The District Planning and Building Committee is set to discuss the expansion of Beit Shemesh east of Highway 10. KKL (Jewish National Fund) opposes the development of sensitive green areas, arguing the city can reach 550,000 residents without environmental damage.

A father in Japan left his 7-year-old son alone at an altitude of 2,500 meters after the boy grew tired during a climb up Mount Fuji. The child was found by a mountain worker in rain and fog. Police ordered the father to return and reprimanded him for his reckless behavior.

Shooting at events and weddings in the Arab community has long been considered routine. Recently, increased enforcement and initiatives from within the community have raised awareness, and a decline has been recorded in the phenomenon, which often ended in tragedy: "It is possible to dance and enjoy without hearing gunshots." The police are operating surveillance balloons, and signs are hung at...

13 years after the stone-throwing attack in which her toddler daughter was critically injured, Dr. Adva Biton has returned to Schneider Medical Center as a quality assurance manager. She also runs the "Adele" charity project and dreams of launching a mobile therapeutic center for bereaved families: "If from our story we can manage to bring a little comfort to other families, that will be her...

A young man in his 20s was shot at a gas station near Kibbutz Magen and arrived independently at Soroka Hospital in light condition. Police estimate the background is criminal, and the Eshkol Regional Council was quick to reassure: this is not a security incident.

A dispute between an Israeli citizen and the French director of a zoo on Koh Samui, who bans Israelis, has reached the courts. After the Israeli claimed he was attacked and the zoo director complained that his mother's house was set on fire, Thai authorities are considering deporting both.

The Israel cadet national team (under 16) concluded the European Championship today (Saturday) with a 58:53 victory over Italy. The players of Daniela Reuven finished the tournament with a bittersweet result: despite taking 13th place, the team was relegated to Division B because Bulgaria will host the championship next summer.

An 18-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 17-year-old student and wounding two others in Fagersta. Investigators are examining whether he was influenced by online communities promoting violence, after a TikTok account attributed to him posted a photo of the weapon minutes before the attack.

According to the "Al-Araby" channel, the movement of the exiled senior Fatah official is set to form a list with Hamas and two other terrorist organizations. The list, if indeed formed, will run in the elections for the Palestinian Legislative Council in November.

The incident occurred on a flight from Atlanta to Dallas, when the computer's lithium battery caught fire, causing minor burn injuries. This is the 58th incident of battery ignition since the beginning of the year, and the Federal Aviation Administration clarifies that it can happen completely unexpectedly.

With five luxury assisted living complexes and growing demand, "Ad 120" CEO Tomer Rosenberg explains how the longevity model is changing the field: "I don't expect anyone to live to 120, but to live in the best way possible."

A senior Iranian military official claims the pilots are being held in unsuitable conditions on the water. Tehran has called on the Red Cross to send an air ambulance to Qatar for their evacuation.

A pro-Palestinian group is planning an anti-Israel demonstration in Basel on August 29, the anniversary of the 1897 First Zionist Congress. Organizers are using the slogan "death to Zionism" and imagery reminiscent of Hamas propaganda, though local police have yet to receive a permit request.

MacKenzie Scott returns to literature after 13 years with a dystopian novel about a divided America, a fascist takeover, and two presidents with wild and bizarre sex lives. This time, she is skipping Amazon and publishing the book for free on Substack.

It distinguishes between humans, excels at problem-solving, and even uses traffic to obtain food. What makes the hooded crow one of the most successful animals in the urban environment? Let's find out.

Three countries that are candidates for membership in the European Union did not adopt the latest round of sanctions against Tehran. In Iran, they are celebrating the crack in the front, but in Brussels, they see this as a sign of deeper political gaps.

More than a year after the Israeli attack on the South Pars gas field, Iran announces that it has completed 70% of the restoration at the Phase 14 refinery. The facility, which is vital to the Iranian energy sector, is expected, according to them, to return to full operation by the end of the year.

Berlin is promoting a system of four types of missiles, including weapons that will reach a range of thousands of kilometers. In the plan: American cruise missiles, joint developments with the UK, and the purchase of Ukrainian missiles. The goal: to strengthen deterrence against Moscow and make the Bundeswehr the strongest army in Europe.

Spanish police arrested five suspects, presumably affiliated with criminal organizations, who were working to illegally smuggle Moroccan migrants from Ceuta to the Cadiz area, while exploiting the severe migration crisis that has struck Spain.

Google is launching the Operation Blue Skies project in collaboration with the UK government. AI models will predict contrail formation zones, allowing airlines to adjust flight paths and reduce their climate footprint.

The Ra'am chairman spoke at the party's national conference where the list for the next Knesset will be determined: "We are putting Israeli democracy to the test." MK Walid Taha added: "We are not satisfied with just making demands — we are acting politically for solutions."

After months of storms that included involvement in smuggling to Gaza, allegations of sexual harassment, and the lack of a permanent commander, the IDF is trying to set the battalion on a new path. 60 young men from the community completed a dedicated preparatory program designed to bridge gaps and strengthen readiness for enlistment.

18-year-old Lily Hooper went for a hike in a national park in New South Wales and did not return. Her body was located in the forest after eight days of frantic searches. The Premier announced in parliament that she had been found alive, and her father arrived at the scene with a guitar and cookies. Half an hour later, the mistake was corrected: "It is devastating."

A new study found that employees working from home reported higher well-being and left their jobs at a lower rate than office employees. No evidence was found that remote work harms communication between staff.

The special election to replace the resigned Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell did not yield a particularly surprising result. Aisha Wahab, the first Muslim in the California Senate, defeated moderate Democrat Melissa Hernandez.

Ukraine is achieving impressive successes on the front, but the public image of President Volodymyr Zelensky continues to crack. His associates are finding themselves in interrogation rooms one after another, generals are gaining popularity at his expense against the backdrop of the war, and most polls show: the people are fed up with the government and the opposition, and want new people.

The humanoid robot Lightning from smartphone manufacturer Honor completed the 100-meter dash in 9.32 seconds, reaching a top speed of 14.5 m/s. The feat was demonstrated during a preparatory event for the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.

Before opening time, Haredim tried to place barriers at the entrance to the cafe in an attempt to disrupt its operation. In recent weeks, the cafe has become a focal point of clashes between Haredim protesting its operation on Shabbat and liberals standing up for their right to enjoy the weekend.

The champion will depart tonight for Baku ahead of the return leg against Sabah on Tuesday: "Everyone is alert and focused." Joao Victor is fit and may be included in the squad for the match.

A week after the antisemitic attack at the Central Synagogue in Manhattan, Jessica Tisch returned to the community where she grew up and promised: Jewish institutions will not be left to defend themselves alone. Before her remarks, she was called to the Torah, and at the end, she received a standing ovation from hundreds of congregants who rose in her honor as the Torah scroll was returned to the...

Zach Hickerson, brother of actress Hayden Panettiere's partner, sheds light on the hours leading up to her death at age 36, reinforcing reports that it was caused by an overdose.

According to the report, the attack took place in the village of Beit Jinn, in the Damascus countryside.

According to security sources, two additional kites were found in the area connected to strings 2–4 km long. Residents of the Gaza Envelope are concerned: "It is time to stop treating this as an isolated phenomenon."

Aron Kidane and Emmanuel Ovad were convicted of two violent incidents within 10 days, including stabbing a young man and a minor while threatening them with weapons. The court sentenced them to 24 and 40 months in prison, stating: "They created fear and panic in the public."

The Vatican is investing 100 million euros to build an 80-90 megawatt agro-electric plant. Located in the suburbs of Rome, the project aims to achieve energy independence for the Holy See within two years.

Two Olympic medals, a world gold, and three European championship titles — Artem Dolgopyat has already etched his name in the history books. From the unforgettable gold in Tokyo to the great moments on the podium, the Israeli continues to collect achievements and set a new bar. At 29, after having won almost every possible title, he is still looking forward — to the next dream, Los Angeles 2028.

Intense heat waves across the continent have reawakened a deadly danger that had been buried for decades. Shells, mines, and ammunition left on the historical battlefields of the two world wars in France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands are being exposed and detonating due to the extreme heat.

The party's 28th conference is convening in Tayibe to select the first five spots, while the executive committee of the United Arab List will select the next five positions. Former MK Yoav Segalovitz is expected to be placed in a realistic spot without running, if the intensive contacts between him and Abbas come to fruition.

Most of us are sure that it is a design choice intended to convey luxury or regulate a crowd. A new video running on the web reveals that without this door, the skyscraper simply could not function, and it is directly related to your elevator.

The name "Trump" will not appear on the ballot this time, but the midterm elections will be a referendum on his presidency. Less than 3 months before the vote, the president is facing a sharp erosion among independent voters, a distancing of Hispanics, and disappointment even within the Republican camp - in the shadow of the war in Iran and the cost of living: "He is not doing what he promised...

Seven and a half years after a nightclub assault that left a young man requiring complex jaw surgery, a court has approved a settlement agreement awarding the victim 335,050 shekels in compensation.

Ukraine is asking Elon Musk to allow the use of Starlink on drones that will attack missile launchers deep inside Russia. The request comes against the backdrop of a shortage of Patriot interceptors and the intensification of Russian missile attacks.

A new project called Your AI Slop Bores Me invites users to swap roles with AI. Instead of prompting a machine, you become the chatbot yourself, fulfilling requests from other real-world users in real-time.

The judge dissolved the jury in the trial after a single conviction was reached out of 15 charges. After more than 37 hours of deliberation, only one conviction for "criminal damage" was reached. In a separate proceeding: a Jewish left-wing activist who praised the October 7 massacre was acquitted of a charge of supporting Hamas.

The tech giant is laying off approximately 100 employees from its VR headset team, with the remainder coming from the Siri and AI divisions. Apple stated that the move is part of a reorganization focused on advancing its artificial intelligence initiatives.

The British Department for Education is investigating four schools operated by a Muslim charity after an individual identified with the organization was charged in the US with transferring funds to Hamas. The organization claims the suspect had no connection to the schools.

Ed Martin will move to focus on "legal battles" surrounding the upcoming elections in the USA. The move raises questions regarding Donald Trump's involvement in the legal and political struggles surrounding the electoral system.

The war between the US and Israel against Iran has severely hit Qatar's revenues from gas exports, leading to a cut of up to 30% in government budgets and about 85% in foreign aid. The IMF predicts that its economy will shrink by 8.6% this year.

US President Donald Trump stated that Iran is desperate for a deal, but Washington is not ready to negotiate on current terms. Trump announced the start of an "economic D-Day" against Tehran.

Authorities in the country are warning of a large-scale outbreak linked to contaminated alfalfa sprouts. Over 50 people in 15 states have been infected with Salmonella and E. coli bacteria. Four of the patients required hospitalization.

Major autonomous driving companies are preparing to deploy their robotaxis in Las Vegas after the state of Nevada approved applications from Tesla, Uber, and Waymo to provide services in Clark County.

From the provocative tennis player who attacked everyone to the entanglement that shook his career. The Australian, who sharply criticized drug scandals in the tour, found himself on the other side of the fence this time. The great talent, injuries, and personal struggles combined into a new low point in his career. Now he is forced to deal with the consequences.

The apartment spans 68 square meters and is located on the first floor out of seven. The real estate agent who represented the sellers in the deal notes: "There is currently activity in Nahariya and quite a few deals are being closed. People have gotten used to the security situation and have returned to the market." Plus more real estate deals from the last week.

The designated area is located northwest of Rafah, beyond the original yellow line. The IDF has secured and cleared this territory in recent weeks in preparation for the potential entry of forces.

The ice cream company sued food giant Unilever, claiming it tried to censor the brand's social activism. A federal court in New York dramatically reduced the lawsuit: seven out of ten counts were dismissed, and the legal proceedings continue regarding the issue of unpaid payments.

TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to the US government to settle a lawsuit claiming that the platform violated the privacy of children. This is one of the largest financial settlements ever on the subject.

After already speaking out against the massive deal to acquire Warner Bros., the actor known for his anti-Israel positions shared a video in which Safra Catz, a Paramount board member and senior executive at Oracle, talks about the technology the company made available to the IDF, linked it to the Ellison family, and claimed she is boasting about "genocide" and "apartheid." Paramount responded in...

A lawsuit against an AI company owned by Elon Musk raises a philosophical question that we will have to deal with in the AI era, with hundreds of billions of dollars at stake.

Former basketball player Kai Spears won a defamation lawsuit after being mistakenly linked to a deadly shooting. A jury awarded him $9.25 million in damages.

For three and a half years, the murder case of the Kaduri couple in Armon HaNatziv remained a mystery. But then, a completely different murder of a foreign worker changed everything: the full story of the dramatic turn, the investigator who connected the dots, and the tiny drop of blood found in a storage room that led to a cruel ISIS terrorist who had been under the state's nose all along. The...

The phenomenon that stirred the world's best women's basketball league last season has repeated itself. The game between the Chicago Sky and the Golden State Valkyries was interrupted in the third quarter while security cleared the items from the court. Chicago star Natasha Cloud was furious: "There are pathetic people."

Chen and Matan wanted to fulfill their dream of experiencing life abroad and moved to Berlin. But after October 7, they realized their life needed to be in Israel and returned to Kibbutz Afikim: "In Germany, there is a 14-month maternity leave and an apartment at a fair price. But the heart was here." She, a chef by profession, is cooking the last meals at the legendary Rotenberg restaurant, which...

The Cameri Theatre's adaptation of 'Agamemnon' moves the familiar Greek tragedy to 2026, turning it into a thriller set entirely on a plane, where the king must decide whether to sacrifice his son in exchange for the release of prisoners. Dror Keren and Michal Uziel provide powerful moments, but the overload of analogies to Israeli politics and contemporary markers weakens the drama and leaves...

When Maayan Adam started the "Mami" club with a personal investment of 700,000 shekels, many brands were skeptical of her unconventional methods. Today, two and a half years later, the club has 400,000 members, its own credit card with 20,000 customers, and comprehensive operations spanning real estate and vehicles. CEO Ofir Yosef notes: "We are not looking for an investor, but we are open to...

A vehicle crashed into a luxury home owned by the 'Yellows' coach Kenny Miller in Scotland, valued at approximately £600,000. Police have opened an investigation against the backdrop of a gang war and drug trafficking, as the property is rented to a person whose name has previously been linked to the world of organized crime.

The Israeli gymnast was crowned European champion for the third time in his career and was moved once again: 'I know that I am still at the top. I have to deal with young rivals who do things I can no longer do.'

Get in the car and drive on Highway 40 towards the Negev. You won't believe what awaits you in this perfect region: hospitality tents, hiking trails, family farms, and off-road tours that will remind you that it's worth stopping a bit on the way to Eilat.

Rotem Shefy launches her first album under her original name and talks in the "7 Boom" column about the Led Zeppelin performance that changed everything and the reason she is reaching out to colleagues: "Dudu Tassa, Berry Sakharof, Peer Tasi, Alma Gov - you are invited to contact me privately."

He smashed windows of newsrooms, left threatening letters in the style of "eventually someone will die," and claimed during interrogation that "demons and spirits" controlled him. A dive into the criminal past and motives of Avraham Hadi — the man who decided to settle scores with the media.

Tiberias is already looking towards 2030 and preparing for the possibility of a visit by the Pope and millions of pilgrims, but Mayor Yossi Nabaa knows that before the grand vision, he faces a city that is still struggling to regain its tourist status.

What do you do when the children spread their wings and the house empties? Dozens of couples in their second chapter, cancer survivors, and people who simply got tired of the routine meet at the "Couples Club" to prove that social life definitely does not end after age 50.

The climate crisis is expected to make food more expensive in Israel as well, but Dr. Michal Levy believes the country can ensure food security. In a special interview, she explains why a change in habits and nutritional education is required.

Police investigators already knew who the "authority man" was who was murdering elderly people in the Krayot, but they lacked the golden evidence to arrest him. In a nerve-wracking race against the clock, they concocted a daring psychological trap inside the police station.

Researchers from Harvard University have grown brain tissue from stem cells, maintaining its activity for six years. The findings revealed internal "biological clocks" within nerve cells, offering new avenues for studying autism and schizophrenia.

A classroom security camera captured a teacher slapping a 6-year-old boy for failing to complete his homework. Shortly after, the child collapsed and was pronounced dead at the hospital. The family claims the boy was healthy and is demanding accountability for his death.

Temperatures will drop slightly today, mainly in the mountains and inland, but heavy to extreme heat loads will still prevail in most areas. Tomorrow there will be another slight drop in temperatures.

Researchers have identified a neural circuit in the brainstem capable of stopping neuropathic pain at its source. The goal: to develop targeted drugs that will prevent the danger of severe addiction to opioid painkillers.

A 50-year-old woman died in Ongole, India, after being trapped in an elevator that suddenly began to descend while its doors were still open. While her daughter and grandson managed to exit safely, the woman sustained critical injuries and later succumbed to them in the hospital.

The 29-year-old managed to fit 150 different words by hand on one sticky note, setting a new world record. To utilize every millimeter, she chose mainly three-letter words. "Since childhood, I dreamed of being a part of this."

Jessica Fletcher from Canada tattooed a full keyboard on her forearm for her 11-year-old son Hunter, who is on the autism spectrum and is non-verbal. The idea was born after his communication device died during a meal at a restaurant. When she showed him the tattoo, he grabbed her arm and typed the word "Mama" on it.

Police officers in Norway arrested a driver in his 40s and discovered plastic license plates on his car that were purchased on the Chinese shopping site. However, that was not the only problem: the driver is also suspected of driving under the influence of drugs.

A 45-year-old man of Albanian descent was arrested in Italy on suspicion of attempted murder after investigators concluded he intentionally accelerated and drove his car into the port waters with his wife inside. The woman, who cannot swim, was trapped in the sinking vehicle and managed to escape through the rear window with the help of passersby. The husband fled the scene but was located hours...

An investigation by HonestReporting found that 120 out of 209 Palestinians listed in the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) database as journalists and media workers killed in Gaza had some affiliation with terrorist organizations. The examination includes various degrees of connection, from official obituaries by armed groups to employment in media outlets identified with Hamas.

Former employees claim in a new Netflix documentary that rejected parts were taken from scrap areas and installed on 787 Dreamliner aircraft at the Boeing plant in South Carolina. A former quality manager reports that some items could not be tracked. Boeing states that since 2024, a comprehensive program to improve safety and quality has been implemented.

The two, a woman in her 40s and her 18-year-old daughter, were moderately wounded outside their home in the Juwarish neighborhood. Police arrested a relative: "The background is a family dispute."

Police report the incident in the Juwarish neighborhood stemmed from a family dispute. The suspect, in his 40s, will appear in court for a detention hearing.

A mother and her daughter were stabbed Friday night outside their home in the Juwarish neighborhood of Ramle. Police suspect a family dispute and have arrested the father of the family. The victims were evacuated to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital for treatment.

Caroline Langford, a star of Israeli comedies in the 80s, has died of cancer. The actress was known for her roles in Yehuda Barkan's prank films and her marriage to director Assi Dayan.