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The secret was not kept: the location of Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich's wedding has been revealed
Three days before the chuppah, new details have emerged regarding the wedding of the year of Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich, including the exact location and the guests' schedule. We hope there will be no further cuts to the guest list.

New study reveals: nearly half of the ultra-Orthodox public in Israel supports tax evasion
New data from the Jewish People Policy Institute reveals a surprising figure in Israeli society, as one group shows exceptionally high support for bypassing tax reporting and paying in cash without receipts.

20 Million Shekel Investment: Netto Hisachon Opens Flagship Branch in Ashdod
Following a period of intensifying competition for the local shopping basket, the Netto Hisachon chain is returning to Ashdod with a new 2,200-square-meter branch. The opening is set for August 25, ahead of the Tishrei holidays, with the chain promising: "Soon you will pay less."

Just before the second leg: Hapoel Tel Aviv's opponent received significant news
Atalanta, which failed to score against the Reds, won 2:1 against Sassuolo in the first round of the Italian league. In the 60th minute, they received a debut appearance from their star striker, who will be available for the upcoming match in Hungary.

Fearing an Iranian attack: Greece moves Patriot batteries to Crete
A Patriot missile battery was moved from the island of Karpathos to Crete to strengthen air defense around the Souda base. According to "Kathimerini", the move comes days after Iranian threats to attack bases used by the USA in Europe.

Almogim plugs holes from the real estate crisis; sells apartments at a loss to Magurit
The slowdown in sales and rising construction costs are pressuring residential developers. Almogim has sold 54 units in its Rehovot project to the Magurit REIT fund, expecting a loss of 6–7 million shekels.

US Ambassador to Turkey clarifies: "The policy of recognizing the Golan has not changed"
After causing a stir, Tom Burke explains that his remarks about the UN were intended only to describe a historical reality. He emphasizes that the US is not negotiating with Hezbollah but only with the Lebanese government, and that the key question is how the terrorist organization will be disarmed without direct involvement from Tehran.

Israeli arrested in Cyprus: The disturbing item that forced him to pay 600 euros
A 42-year-old Israeli tourist was arrested at Paphos Airport after two rounds of ammunition were found in his backpack. Within a few hours, he appeared before a judge and was ordered to pay a 600-euro fine.

Taisia Zamolotski sues for 200,000 shekels: "A line has been crossed here"
The complainant against Eyal Golan in the "Company Games" affair has filed a defamation lawsuit against his associate, impresario Israel Bondak, following a series of statements he published against her on social media and in interviews, in which he called her, among other things, a "slanderer" and "greedy."

Neta Alchimister and her husband say goodbye to their home: "New beginnings"
Those who follow the Israeli model and businesswoman will surely not be surprised to discover the refreshing change in her life. Recently, she has shared more than once about the new step she and her husband were planning, and now it is finally coming to fruition.
Police stunned by the assassination in Caesarea: "We have not seen anything like this; suspicion of a 'red kippah'"
Investigators from the Hof District Central Unit (YAMAR) estimate that the assassination of Yanis Yeshubayev could ignite a wave of revenge in the Hadera area. Police are examining whether it was a contract killer acting on precise intelligence and are also raising the possibility of a 'red kippah' setup.

Preparing for the big day: Elad Tzafani and his fiancée celebrate their henna party
With their wedding set for October, Elad Tzafani and Romi Grossman held a traditional henna ceremony this Sunday. The event was filled with music, dance, and close friends.

The second largest army in NATO, thousands of tanks and a drone powerhouse: Turkey's military might
In the shadow of the growing tension between Israel and Turkey and the struggle for influence in Syria, the army built by Ankara has become a player that cannot be ignored. About 481,000 active-duty soldiers, more than 2,280 tanks, about 1,100 aircraft and a fleet of almost 200 vessels operating in 3 theaters: this is what Erdogan's army looks like - and its independent defense industry.

While Ben Gurion Airport faced chaos, Regev was in Morocco, where protests against her visit took place
While Ben Gurion Airport was paralyzed and flight schedules disrupted, the Minister of Transport was in Morocco. Local groups expressed opposition to her visit, labeling it a provocation.

Farmer in Galilee beaten with a baton in front of his grandson after photographing a suspicious quad bike
Efraim Halfala (65), a cattle farmer, was patrolling his lands near Moshav Sde Eliezer in the Upper Galilee with his five-year-old grandson when he spotted a suspicious quad bike. After photographing the vehicle, he was attacked by its occupants with a baton.

Drama at the moment of elimination on "MasterChef": "I cannot tell you to go"
The moment of saying goodbye to contestants in a cooking competition is never easy, but this time judge Michal Ansky found it particularly difficult. Following a challenge featuring outstanding dishes, Bar Levi was eliminated, though he received a promising offer from chef Yuval Ben Neria.

A night of terror in Thailand: dozens of explosions and arsons in the south
Less than a month after an attack that claimed the lives of five soldiers, over fifty explosions and arson incidents occurred in Thailand's Narathiwat province. Two women were injured, one seriously. A night curfew has been imposed as the government continues to pursue peace talks.

The carnival has begun: Sasha Israelovich shares footage from a luxury hotel in Portofino
After the drama over the weekend surrounding the guest list, Sasha Israelovich has officially kicked off her wedding celebrations with Omer Adam, sharing breathtaking photos from the luxury hotel where the two are staying in Portofino, perched on a mountainside.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit Payment Schedule for August and September
The fixed date for the payment of long-term benefits for August falls this year on a Friday, and following rumors about an early payment, the National Insurance Institute has clarified the schedule. Significant early payments are expected in September due to the Tishrei holidays.

Maya Wertheimer recounts moments of horror during family vacation: 'She was evacuated by ambulance'
The popular social media personality and TV host is currently spending time with her family on vacation in Thailand. Today, she shared a particularly traumatic moment she encountered while at the sea with her children.

Yael Bar Zohar reveals the reason for her social media absence: "Coming soon"
Yael Bar Zohar, one of Israel's most prominent presenters and actresses, is preparing to lead the new morning show on Channel 16. She is currently in the midst of intense preparations for the broadcast launch.

After 20 years of leniency, markets have returned to pricing the debts of major economies
For nearly two decades, developed nations have grown accustomed to markets ignoring rising sovereign debt. However, a recent sharp sell-off in long-term government bonds suggests this era of complacency may be ending.

USA back in the picture: The Chinese malfunction that reopens the race to the moon
The launch of China's 'Chang'e-7' robotic space mission, designed to scan the moon's south pole in search of frozen water, will not take place in the planned launch window this year. This was stated in an official announcement by the China Manned Space Engineering Office.

Raiten: "At the first cabinet meeting, we will decide on the establishment of a state commission of inquiry"
The chair of the Democrats faction presented at a meeting in Mikhmoret the plan for the government after the elections: "The first law we must repeal is the change to the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee."

Coming soon to Israel? New law forces tech giants to pay for news content
Australia has determined that tech giants, including Google, Meta, and TikTok, will be required to pay a levy of 2.5% of local advertising revenue unless they sign commercial agreements with local media outlets.

Frozen funds and missing CEOs: the collapse of the Zonda crypto exchange
A massive drama at one of the largest crypto exchanges after the founder was kidnapped and the CEO who replaced him also suddenly disappeared, leaving over a million clients helpless and without access to their money.

Fashion chain Urbanica slashes prices: items starting at 4.90 NIS
The fashion chain Urbanica is launching a massive end-of-season sale. Customers can enjoy discounts of up to 80% on a wide range of items for the entire family.

"I had a personal bodyguard and they thought I was stupid": Chen Tal breaks her silence
The internet star who has come a long way looks back at the stormy days, reveals the dramatic decision she made in the operating room, and explains why she decided not to have more children.

The Israeli aid delegation - and the moving meeting between the doctor and her volunteer son
A medical delegation from Israel and discharged soldiers provided medical care and assistance to children in a distressed neighborhood in Panama City. The Foreign Minister of Panama and the local Minister of Health arrived to express their gratitude: "This is diplomacy that reaches people and improves the lives of the residents."

From manual form to party website: where did the votes in the Jerusalem district disappear to?
An examination conducted by "Hayom" of a number of manual counting forms in the Likud primaries, compared to the data published on the party's website in the official Excel file, reveals, apparently, gaps in a number of polling stations in Jerusalem. The gaps concern both the voting for the list of candidates for the 26th Knesset and the candidates in the Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria and Shephelah...

Candidate reserved by Netanyahu deviates from party line: "I don't understand why Eisenkot is not under security"
Oren Dobronsky, reserved in the Likud list by the Prime Minister, questioned why the chairman of the Yashar! party is not under Shin Bet security. "It is not at all clear to me what the considerations are for not providing security to leading candidates for Prime Minister," he wrote on Facebook.

The IDF can decide the battle on the Ali-Taher ridge. This is why it is not rushing
Dozens of Hezbollah operatives and IRGC officers are trapped in a strategic underground complex, with the IDF controlling most access routes. However, their elimination could force Tehran to respond and reignite the region. Israel currently prefers a strategy of siege and patience, while secret negotiations for a solution take place behind the scenes. A battle that could influence not only the end...

Storm in Likud: Suspicions of serious irregularities in the vote count in the primaries
Our correspondent Moti Kastel reported on Sunday: increasing evidence and concerns are emerging regarding irregularities during the vote count in the Likud primaries. Several MKs arrived at Metzudat Ze'ev to review the protocols, where they discovered numerous discrepancies.
Mandate poll: Eisenkot leads - Ofer Winter passes the electoral threshold under one condition
According to the Kan News poll, Eisenkot overtakes Likud with 24 mandates, and Netanyahu loses in the suitability for prime minister question to Bennett as well. A new scenario brings Winter into the Knesset and leaves Smotrich below the electoral threshold.

Negotiations in Cairo: The meeting with Hamas leaders and Kushner's warning to Khalil al-Hayya
The US received intelligence that Hamas plans to evade disarmament. Kushner warned Khalil al-Hayya that if they attempt to cheat, the process will halt and Israel will be free to act. Hamas has committed to implementing all 20 points of the plan, including demilitarization.

On the memorial page for Eden Yerushalmi, the use of her name against Eden Ben Zaken was attacked: "Disgraceful exploitation of her death"
The storm surrounding Benjamin Netanyahu's visit is not subsiding - after a post promoting a class action lawsuit against Eden Ben Zaken featured a picture of the hostage who was murdered in captivity, those running her memorial page demanded its removal: "Eden is not a tool for political mudslinging."

Iran on the brink of the abyss: The plan to bring the Ayatollah regime to its knees
The Donald Trump administration is expected to announce an unprecedented wave of sanctions designed to isolate Iran almost completely from global trade. The move includes maximum tightening of the naval blockade, a plan for American control of the Strait of Hormuz, and sanctions on companies and countries that trade with Tehran. At the same time, the US is working to seize the assets of the...

Unusual Accusation in Eilat: "Police Beat Me and Left Me to Die in the Mountains"
A distressing video testimony from a Dimona resident is causing a stir on social media. He claims that police officers in Eilat tackled him, handcuffed him, and abandoned him in a remote area, but the police have strongly denied the allegations.

More than Moderna: The stock that soared by 423% in a week
A small US stock surged by the highest rate in the market, but behind the jump hides a technical mechanism rather than a business breakthrough. At the same time, Moderna jumped about 177% after a historic success in a personalized cancer vaccine trial. What separates speculation from revolution?

US debt crisis: Treasury Secretary and Ray Dalio offer solutions
The yield on 30-year US government bonds has reached a two-decade high. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has initiated a bond buyback program to stabilize the market, while investor Ray Dalio warns that structural reforms are essential to avoid a crisis.

Election time: The new Haredi party and contacts for the union of Erdan and Gantz
With 65 days until the elections, negotiations are underway for a new Haredi party involving Ofer Winter and Eli Yishai. Meanwhile, in the opposition bloc, a potential merger between Benny Gantz and Gilad Erdan is being discussed.

"Sperm was smuggled out of prison": Wife of prisoner involved in the murder of Minister Rehavam Ze'evi gives birth to twins
Four years after their marriage, the wife of Basel al-Asmar, who has been imprisoned since 2002 for his role in the murder of former Tourism Minister Rehavam Ze'evi, has given birth to twins. The family claims the sperm was smuggled out of prison two years ago and frozen for IVF. The photographer who documented the birth reported that the mother felt she had "defeated the prison."
Two terror attacks in one day: IDF prepares for new threats
Following two attacks within hours, the IDF reports an increase in incitement and tension in the West Bank. Security officials fear a wave of copycat attacks amid elections and the influence of Iran-backed terrorist organizations.

Identification of a suspicious object in the air triggered IDF forces in the Gaza envelope — it turned out to be a false alarm
The IDF ordered residents of Nir Yitzhak to enter protected spaces following the identification of a suspicious aerial target, later updating that it was a false alarm. Earlier, Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hamas that if launches from the Gaza Strip do not stop immediately, the IDF will increase targeted strikes against those responsible for them.

Once Erdogan had Israeli friends: how the alliance with Turkey collapsed — and the main concern now
The unusual attack in Syria further intensified the crisis, but once everything looked different: 30 years ago, Turkey and Israel signed a military cooperation agreement, and Erdogan's visit to Israel only strengthened the cooperation. The Turkish president was even considered a personal friend of the Ofer brothers and received advice from an Israeli doctor. So why did the alliance collapse? An...

Would you do it for 20,000 shekels? The 5 weirdest jobs in Israel
If this week's Zoom meeting made you rethink your career choices, we have comforting news: you are doing just fine. Before you update your LinkedIn, check out the 5 most surprising professions in the country.

Miki Berkovich is ill with a complex medical condition: The secret of the basketball legend
The basketball legend and one of the greatest symbols of Maccabi Tel Aviv has been dealing with a complex medical condition for the past two and a half years. Since then, he has rarely appeared in public, and tomorrow the full story is expected to be revealed as part of an investigation on Keshet 12.

After 14 years of development: Wireless charging startup from Rehovot shuts down
Wi-Charge, a startup specializing in over-the-air power transmission via infrared rays, is ceasing operations after 14 years. Co-founder Ori Mor announced the closure on LinkedIn.

A fatal delay in treatment: the baby was infected with a bacterium and died - Sheba will compensate his family with millions
The baby was born at 35+2 weeks and his condition was defined as good and stable, but at the age of five days he died from an infection. The court determined that the antibiotic treatment was delayed by about two to two and a half hours and that the state did not prove that it took reasonable measures to prevent the infection. Sheba: "The case is exceptional and painful, the lessons learned led to...

At 20: Ahavat HaShem Gordon marries his partner Oren Levi
In front of about 1,000 guests at a hall in the north: the boxer and his partner of the last three years are formalizing their relationship this evening and standing under the chuppah. More exciting than a victory in the ring?

"I am not dead yet," she wrote about two months ago: Journalist Orit Galili-Zucker has passed away
Former Haaretz journalist, researcher, and political consultant who worked over the years with Benjamin Netanyahu and Ehud Barak, has passed away at the age of 70. In June, she revealed that her cancer was in an advanced stage and wrote that she had begun a "process of parting."

Eight days after giving birth: Coral Huta reveals the name of her firstborn
Following a challenging summer pregnancy and a touching photo from the hospital, food blogger Coral Huta held the circumcision ceremony for her son today and revealed his name: Elia.

Turmoil in elite IPS unit: Officer warned of irregularities and was removed from his position
A senior officer in the Masada unit, with 17 years of service, has petitioned the State Comptroller for whistleblower status after reporting alleged procurement failures. He claims that following his report, he was targeted by commanders, transferred without consent, and subjected to a unit-wide boycott.
Smotrich and Strock against the move in Gaza: "Enormous pressure will be exerted on Israel"
Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Orit Strock are demanding that the cabinet prevent the entry of multinational forces into the Gaza Strip until Hamas is fully disarmed. They claim that infrastructure is already being built to accommodate thousands of foreign soldiers.

Model Barq Shamir speaks in an interview: "The amounts and budgets in the country have decreased"
Barq Shamir shares in an interview about the annual medical follow-up he must undergo: "I am in check-ups," reveals the severe economic crisis affecting the fashion industry: "People are living in the same wheel," and marks the next surprising destination overseas: "To develop sources of income."

Prime Minister's phone number revealed: This is his personal number
The Prime Minister decided to bypass the media and reached out directly to his Instagram followers with an unusual request for direct messages. These are the details behind the move that is stirring up the political system and the public.

Tax Authority clarifies tax withholding rules for temporary election workers
Those planning to work temporarily during the election period will benefit from a special tax arrangement: how much will be withheld, who is exempt, and why tax coordination is not required.

Senior Finance Ministry officials: Increasing taxes on high-tech workers is the last thing we need right now
At the beginning of the month, it was reported that the Tax Authority is examining a change in the taxation model for options for high-tech employees, and the head of the Tax Authority expressed support for the initiative. However, it now turns out that senior officials in the Ministry of Finance are strongly opposed to the initiative: "The last thing we need right now is to burden high-tech...

"Trying to cheat God": The animation video about the Eruv in Manhattan that stirred the web
A new animation video by content creator Zack D. Films explained to millions of followers how the Halachic Eruv works in Manhattan. The popular documentation sparked a huge wave of questions, mockery of Jewish law, and even explicit antisemitic responses and calls to damage the wire.

New Technological High School for Girls to Open in Samaria
The Samaria Regional Council has announced the opening of a religious technological high school for girls in Havat Yair, serving students in grades 9 through 12. Managed by the AMIT network, the school will initially operate in Ba'alei Zahav before moving to its permanent location in Havat Yair.

Concerns Over Electoral Threshold: Initial Merger Talks Between Gantz and Erdan
Against the backdrop of stagnant polling, the chairman of Blue and White and the leader of the Unity party have begun exploratory talks. Previously, Gantz held negotiations with Yuli Edelstein, who ultimately chose to join Erdan. Blue and White confirm: "We are talking to those who share the understanding that a broad Zionist government is necessary."

The phenomenon troubling Iran has returned to the streets – and the regime has no solutions
Iran has been dealing with a struggle over women's modesty for years, but the situation appears to be worsening. While the regime has been occupied with the Israeli and American air forces over the last six months, the Islamic Republic has done almost nothing about the growing number of women openly refusing to wear a hijab.
New survey: More than half of Israelis fear identifying themselves abroad
According to the "Israeli Society Barometer" survey, 52% of Israelis are afraid to identify themselves abroad, and 41% have changed their behavior since October 7. While 73% believe in the possibility of a cohesive society, trust in coexistence between Jews and Arabs remains low.

At least 93% of businesses may be excluded from the Class Action Law
The Knesset Constitution Committee will discuss an amendment to the law next week. A compromise has been reached, according to which businesses with an annual turnover of up to 9 million shekels will be excluded from the law's scope.

The surge on Wall Street, the losses of the short-sellers and the chance to prevent cancer: where are Moderna shares heading
The pharma stock that analysts bet against jumped by 177% in one day, causing billions in losses for short-sellers and forcing hedge funds to sell some of their best stocks. This happened following a successful cancer vaccine trial. But does it justify a $30 billion increase in value?

Married off her minor daughters and continues to run a school? "It is time to draw a red line"
A school principal in Yavne'el was summoned for a hearing following documentation allegedly showing her minor daughter's wedding, yet she continues in her position. MK Merav Michaeli appealed to the Minister of Education demanding his intervention: "It is your responsibility." The principal denies the claims, arguing it was only a henna ceremony.

The battle for "Ir Kinneret" heats up: Landowners threaten to sue "Av-Gad" directors personally
The conflict surrounding the "Ir Kinneret" mega-project in Tiberias is escalating. Landowners are threatening to sue Av-Gad directors personally, claiming they approved the project without financial backing.

Vegetables from Israeli agrotech startup arrive on Tiv Taam shelves
Tiv Taam has signed a cooperation agreement with the startup GreenOnyx and will exclusively market its products - vegetables with high nutritional value that stay fresh for weeks. In honor of the 25th anniversary of 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone', Dizengoff Center is hosting a special pop-up. And Arkia has for the first time in the company's history certified a female pilot as captain on...

Four wanted individuals arrested in Binyamin, including Hamas and ISIS operatives
Fighters from the Duvdevan unit arrested four wanted individuals over the weekend in the Binyamin Brigade area. According to the IDF, the detainees include two individuals linked to ISIS and one suspected of promoting Hamas terrorist activity.

Dan Hotels in dramatic recovery: massive losses almost wiped out, revenues surged
After a loss of 60.5 million shekels in the first quarter, Dan Hotels ended the second quarter with a loss of only 2.3 million shekels. The chain's revenues jumped by 10.8% compared to the same period last year to approximately 418.9 million shekels, though high financing expenses continue to weigh on the bottom line.

"Housing in a commercial refrigerator and at a waste site": This is the reality of foreign workers in Israel
While employers in Israel praise the productivity of the approximately quarter-million workers who replaced the Palestinians, severe rights violations and appalling living conditions are being exposed, threatening to lead to an unprecedented humanitarian crisis.
Netanyahu's reserved spots maneuver: how Ze'ev Elkin might jump to a realistic spot
Prime Minister Netanyahu is considering reserving a spot for Hapoel Hadera captain, reserve combat soldier, and torchbearer Menashe Zalka, in a move intended to appeal to young people and Ethiopian immigrants. At the same time, ways are being examined to promote Ze'ev Elkin on the list, as well as a possible reserved spot for Avi Dichter.
Following the 'Maariv' exposé in the Eldar Dayan affair - this is the police's direction
The full report from the Institute of Forensic Medicine states that due to the condition of the late Eldar Dayan's remains, it was impossible to determine the cause of death. Sources familiar with the details estimate that this finding may significantly complicate the substantiation of the murder suspicion.

A mysterious and powerful AI model has appeared online for free
A powerful AI model named Ox Alpha has suddenly appeared online, offering users 100 trillion tokens per day for free. The developer remains anonymous, sparking intense speculation within the tech community.

Changes at Novolog continue: After replacing the board of directors, a new CEO arrives
The Novolog healthcare group has announced the departure of CEO Aviad Busi and CFO Yaniv Vidavsky. Zeev Mansour, formerly CEO of Logisticare, will take over as the new CEO in December.

Until further notice: Supreme Court forbids Levin from appointing a new head of the PID
The Supreme Court ruled that the Minister of Justice cannot appoint a new head of the Police Investigation Department (PID) and advance the process until a further decision is made. The Attorney General joined the petitions filed against the PID law, explaining that appointing a head of the PID constitutes an immediate implementation of the law.
Three liquidations in one day: IDF steps up pace in Gaza
Three terrorists were liquidated within one day in IDF strikes in Khan Yunis, Gaza City, and the central Gaza Strip. Against the backdrop of kite terror, Israel Katz convened the security leadership and demanded to increase the strikes.

Near humanitarian aid activity: Commander in Hamas production headquarters eliminated
In a joint operation by the IDF and the Shin Bet in the Al-Maghazi area in the central Gaza Strip, terrorist Ismail Abu Foul was eliminated today, Sunday. According to security officials, he served as a commander of a weapons production site for Hamas and was involved in preparing explosive devices and anti-tank missiles.

Supreme Court blocks Levin: "He will not be able to appoint a head of the Police Investigation Department until further notice"
The Supreme Court ruled that Justice Minister Yariv Levin cannot appoint a new head of the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) until further notice.

"They wanted me to be afraid to return - and I returned": The new life of a hostage survivor in Nir Yitzhak
About two and a half years after being released from Hamas captivity, Clara Merman returned to the kibbutz. Today she is surrounded by old friends, excited about her new grandson, and engages in ceramics as part of her rehabilitation process. Alongside this, she warns against the developing security reality at the border: "We must not normalize kite terror and approaching the fence."
Days after the attack: Mossad chief and Syrian Foreign Minister met secretly
Days after the Israeli attack on a Syrian airbase and the spike in tensions between the countries, Barak Ravid reported that Mossad chief Roman Gofman met with Syrian Foreign Minister Assad al-Shibani in an attempt to prevent further escalation.

For the first time in Israel: the schnitzel kids love is changing its shape
The Zoglovek Teva brand is expanding its plant-based series and launching two new products, including a special version of the popular corn schnitzel in the shape of three animals, alongside a crunchy snack for adults.

A 24,000 Shekel Bag: Dua Lipa's Unusual Airport Accessory
International pop star Dua Lipa stunned passengers at New York's JFK Airport by ditching standard carry-on luggage for a massive accessory that sparked a viral online debate.

Heading into the week on Wall Street: All investors are waiting for this event
On Wednesday, the most important company in the world for AI trading will report, and the entire market is holding its breath. At the same time, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will appear for the first time at Jackson Hole, and the central bank's preferred inflation index will be released. Everything you need to know before a fateful week on Wall Street.

Due to a case of mistaken identity: The newspaper that lost a lawsuit will pay millions to a basketball player
A court in the United States ruled a heavy financial penalty against The New York Times, after it turned out that it had accused an innocent basketball player of being present at a deadly crime scene.

Will Eden Ben Zaken be removed from The Voice?: Static intervenes
The storm surrounding the hosting of Prime Minister Netanyahu at the singer's performance refuses to subside, and now her fellow judge at The Voice table stands by her side and condemns the attempts to harm her status on the show.

"How did we not notice?": Uriel fought in Gaza and took his own life, his friends from the Nahal Brigade speak out
After losing two friends in the battles in Gaza, the fighters of the "Retek" platoon of the 932nd Battalion are dealing with another tragedy: the death of their friend Uriel Gethon, who took his own life due to PTSD. The friends reveal their feelings of guilt, anger, and frustration with the military mental health system and warn: "The army needs to start seeing those who are alive."
Behind closed doors in New York: Kushner met with the man who could complicate things for Trump
Jared Kushner met secretly with House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, amid the possibility that Democrats will take control of the House. The two explored future cooperation, despite the sharp exchange of blows between Jeffries and Trump.

Continued flying as usual: The airline that bypassed the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport
While thousands of passengers were stuck at Ben Gurion Airport and at destinations abroad on Thursday, Air Haifa continued to operate its flights from Haifa Airport as scheduled. Cyprus and Greece, the two most popular destinations for passengers from Israel at the moment, are also the main destinations of the company, which during the crisis flew about 2,200 passengers on 32 flights.

"I want to start life over": Father of 6-year-old stabbed to death by his mother asks for help
Doron Nathaniel Hess, who lost his son Liam two years ago, told Ynet about the rehabilitation process and the high cost of training the service dog that helps him cope with PTSD. "I ask those who can and have the possibility - to help."
"He had great miracles": Brother of man wounded in Auja attack reveals details
"He is currently recovering": The brother of the man wounded in the stabbing attack in Auja spoke to 103fm about his condition and the moments leading up to the incident. Following an extensive manhunt by the IDF, the 16-year-old terrorist was captured in the Jericho area.

After criticizing the academy: Netanyahu offered Dr. Keren Assayag a reserved spot on the Likud list
The Prime Minister is looking to reserve a spot for another woman on the Likud list and met today with Dr. Keren Assayag, an academic researcher of breast cancer. Assayag expressed reluctance to enter the political system, but Netanyahu tried to persuade her. Last year, she spoke at a rally in support of the judicial reform and claimed that due to her support for it and for Netanyahu, she...

IDF launches summer of appreciation for reservists
After three years of war: The IDF says thank you to reservists and their families — with more than 70 summer events across the country for about 100,000 participants.

Following the struggle for control: Novolog appoints a new CEO
The Pozis family is reshaping Novolog: following a board shake-up and the departure of key executives, Zeev Mansour has been appointed CEO. With extensive experience in logistics management, Mansour is tasked with improving the profitability of the company's core operations.
Yaffa Ben-David warns: The education system is short about 5,000 teachers
Yaffa Ben-David warned on 103fm radio that the education system is currently short of nearly 5,000 teaching staff, and argued that without addressing the root of the problem, the situation will worsen: "Salary is important, but it alone will not solve the shortage."

Terrorist neutralized while attempting to snatch weapon from IDF soldier at Rimonim Junction
A terrorist attempted to snatch a weapon from a 94th Battalion soldier at Rimonim Junction in the Binyamin region. The soldier responded immediately, firing at the attacker and neutralizing him; the soldier remained unharmed. Commanders praised the soldier for his alertness and quick reaction.

Arkia treats Israelis: direct flights from Ben Gurion Airport for only $49
The Israeli airline has announced last-minute deals, allowing Israelis to enjoy flights to favorite destinations at rock-bottom prices. As part of the "Flight Market" campaign, flights to Greece and Europe are offered starting from $49 one-way.

Bank Leumi Extends $400 Million Credit Line to AppsFlyer
Bank Leumi has provided a $400 million credit line to AppsFlyer. This facility will allow the company to support ongoing operations without the need for further fundraising or equity dilution.

Gitit Fisher reveals the painful estrangement from her father: "The concept has collapsed"
Creator and actress Gitit Fisher shares the dramatic revelation that led to the rewriting of her new hit series, and explains how psychological therapy completely dismantled the picture of reality she had painted in her imagination.
MasterChef star with a dramatic revelation: "Relationships do not advance me"
Gal Kaspers returns to the screen on the beloved show and speaks openly about becoming a mother at a young age, her decision to stop dating, and her current relationship status.

National Insurance Institute Dramatically Increases Grants: Who Is Eligible for Reimbursement
The National Insurance Institute's expenditure on medical cannabis reimbursements for work-related injury victims and victims of hostile acts has surged in recent years. Data shows a sharp increase in the number of eligible individuals, particularly among victims of hostile acts. Here is how the reimbursement mechanism works and who may be eligible.

"A ballot for United Torah Judaism and Shas is a ballot for the thugs of the Jerusalem Faction": The "Haredi Public" party announced it will run for the Knesset
Party chairman Moti Leitner attacked the Haredi leadership: "Haredi society is facing an existential threat." The campaign will focus on issues of enlistment, mathematics and English studies, and employment. The list will include Ashkenazim, Sephardim, and Hasidim.

End of the mystery: Why do we all get tired at the end of the day?
Have you always wondered why after a long day it is simply impossible to keep your eyes open? A new study has identified groups of cells in the brain that measure the time we are awake - creating pressure - and forcing us to sleep. The researchers: "May reveal ways to provide resistance to sleep deprivation and other physiological challenges."

Senior criminal Yanis Yushbaev, head of the Caucasian mafia in the north, eliminated near Caesarea
Yanis Yushbaev, 45, from Or Akiva, was considered one of the most prominent and dangerous intelligence targets of the Hadera Police and the Central Unit of the Coastal District. In recent years, he has been arrested multiple times on suspicion of involvement in grenade attacks, shootings, and vehicle arson.

Elharrar in a sharp appeal to Solberg: What steps will be taken to ensure the arrival of voters?
Against the backdrop of the unusual congestion recorded in recent days at Ben Gurion Airport, the "Yesh Atid" faction has urgently appealed to the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee with a request to ensure the continuity of flights ahead of the elections. "Disruptions in the flight schedule constitute a severe blow to the integrity of the elections and the principle of equality."

25% or 50%: How much tax will the former CFO of Applied Materials pay on the sale of company shares?
Henry Shaul Schwarzbaum requested that profits from the sale of Applied Materials shares, received via options, be taxed at a rate of 25%. However, the District Court rejected his claim, ruling that the marginal tax rate must apply, as demanded by the tax assessor. The judge noted that Schwarzbaum benefited from the tax deferral under the agreement and cannot now disavow its terms.
Playing with fire under NATO's radar: How Russia is setting fire to arms factories in Europe
Western intelligence officials claim that Russia is using local criminals to carry out arson and sabotage at arms factories in Europe, in an attempt to disrupt supplies to Ukraine and test how far they can go without dragging NATO into a direct confrontation.

Heavy loss in the legal world: Senior attorney passed away at 56
Eran Prezenti, partner and head of the intellectual property practice at the Firon law firm, died over the weekend of cardiac arrest. For over two decades, he dealt with copyrights, patents, and trademarks, and was also involved in battles against the distribution of pirated content.

On a voluntary basis: the free solution for neighborhood package pickup
A Kfar Saba resident has launched a free social project that connects neighbors driving to pick up packages with other residents in the area, aiming to save time, fuel, and long waits.

Netflix star says goodbye after 5 seasons: "Serious health crisis"
The remarkable actor, 33-year-old Chase Stokes, announced that his departure from the teen series "Outer Banks" comes due to dealing with a health crisis that requires him to stop and take care of himself.

A Dramatic Move by the Healthcare Giant: Meet the New CEO
After leading a successful turnaround at his previous company and establishing a logistics center worth hundreds of millions of shekels, Zeev Mansour has been appointed to lead the Israeli logistics and medical group Novolog.

PayBox Eases Group Payment Restrictions: New 10,000 Shekel Monthly Limit per Card
PayBox is lowering barriers for group payments, allowing users to transfer up to 10,000 shekels per month from any card. The platform has also introduced the ability to transfer group administration to other users.

Former 'Disney Channel' star accuses Miley Cyrus: 'She was ruthless'
The singer who starred alongside her claims that Cyrus and her friend would leave her offensive voicemails when the two worked together on the Disney Channel in the early 2000s. 'They would tell me I needed to get a nose job'.

Advocate Eran Prezenti, one of the leading lawyers in the field of intellectual property, has passed away
Advocate Eran Prezenti, one of the leading lawyers in the field of intellectual property who led the fight against pirate sites for years, has passed away at the age of 56 from a heart attack. Prezenti, who headed the intellectual property department at the Piron law firm and served as the legal advisor to the Zira organization, is survived by his wife and three children. Advocate Zvi Piron...

AliExpress tracks users using inaudible sound
AliExpress uses the WebAudio API to generate digital fingerprints for user tracking. The technique was discovered after a security researcher noticed glitches in his Bluetooth headphones.
Trump's medical issue revealed: "Junk food is good and the other food is not"
Donald Trump has gained about 10 kilograms since his last campaign and currently weighs about 108 kg, less than a kilogram away from the definition of obesity. Doctors warn of the risks, while the White House emphasizes that the 80-year-old president is in "excellent health."

Ashdod refinery disaster: "I feel like they are trying to cover it up"
Six months after the death of Nitzan Goichman in a work accident at the Ashdod refinery, her family claims there is a lack of transparency in the investigation. Despite the file being transferred to the State Attorney's Office, the relatives of the victims continue to demand answers. The police state that they have maintained continuous contact with the family in accordance with the law.

Advocate Eran Pizanti, who led the fight against online piracy, has passed away
One of Israel's most influential intellectual property experts, Advocate Eran Pizanti, has passed away at 56. He was widely known for his leading role in the fight against online piracy.

Michal Ansky: "I tasted my own breast milk"
A dish served by Manal Ismail to Michal Ansky on "MasterChef" triggered a nostalgic memory, taking the judge back to the days when she was breastfeeding and tasted her own milk. Ismail was deeply moved by the shared experience, noting that it captures the essence of motherhood.

Palestinian amputee attacked with an iron bar: 'The settler wanted to hit my son'
Said al-Amour was attacked in the courtyard of his home in the Hebron Hills after, according to him, he tried to distance the attackers from his 7-year-old son. The suspects were documented in a video and arrested.

Hard-to-watch footage: Criminal Yanis Yushabaev murdered at a gas station in Hadera
Police have launched an investigation and are searching for suspects. MADA teams evacuated the victim to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in critical condition, where he was later pronounced dead.
Six against one — and kicks to the head: the severe assault in Eilat
Six suspects were arrested after a man was attacked outside a supermarket in Eilat, in an incident documented by security cameras. The police claim that everyone participated in the assault, while defense attorneys raise other versions; the detention of four of them was extended.

What will dual-listed stocks do tomorrow, and what is expected in the most important market reports?
The global risk level is rising, and in Israel, this trend is joined by renewed tension on several fronts. Government bond yields are approaching dangerous levels. The bar of expectations for Nvidia's reports is sky-high, and some wonder if it can be cleared. Another wave of reports will flood Tel Aviv, with publications from insurance companies Phoenix, Menora, and Harel. Also, a critical...

Gaps of hundreds of shekels: the cheapest food chain for online shopping
There is no need to leave the house, look for parking, or visit multiple branches to check where your grocery basket is cheaper. Comparing prices online can save you a significant amount of money, and a check conducted via the Pricez website shows a gap of more than 23% between the cheapest and most expensive chains.

"Turned us into an election broadcast": Following Netanyahu's arrival, first lawsuit filed against Eden Ben Zaken
A small claims lawsuit was filed against the production company, claiming that the Prime Minister's presence was forced upon the audience. Simultaneously, protests from hostage relatives against the singer and Netanyahu are growing, with the mother of fallen soldier Ron Sherman calling to boycott Ben Zaken, and hostage survivor Agam Goldstein-Almog defining the event as a "spit in the face."

The app that will save you money on a trip abroad
The qwic app by WorldCom Finance consolidates international transfers, a digital wallet, and services for foreign residents and migrant workers, alongside a solution for Israelis who want to transfer money abroad.

In broad daylight, at a gas station: a man was murdered at a gas station near Caesarea
A man about 45 years old was critically wounded by gunfire at a gas station near the Caesarea interchange; his death was pronounced at the hospital. A manhunt for the suspects who fled is underway; the background is believed to be criminal.

The payment revolution in Israel: The new app that competes directly with banks
A veteran Israeli fintech company, which performs hundreds of thousands of transfers a year, is launching a new digital platform designed for Israelis and foreign workers, promising to break away from outdated interfaces.

Giant deal for Gindi: selling property for 400 million shekels
The company, which has already sold 700 apartments in Sde Dov, is selling the commercial portion: REIT 1 will acquire approximately 12,400 sqm of retail and office space and about 127 parking spots.

Following the report on mako: Agam Buhbut announces a concert at Menora Mivtachim Arena
All the details about Agam Buhbut's concert at Menora Mivtachim Arena, which was first revealed here on mako. Buhbut will arrive at the beloved arena for the first time in her career at the beginning of October, and ticket sales will begin tomorrow, Monday.
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After a 50% stock jump: Israeli fintech giant Blender Technologies signs new deal
Following an exceptionally successful year on the stock exchange, Blender Technologies reports a transition from loss to net profit, presenting sharp revenue growth driven by credit solutions and new technology agreements.

Crypto Market Update: Bitcoin dips 0.85% despite strong weekly gains
The digital currency market is showing volatility in both daily and weekly segments. Most leading assets recorded a surprising decline on a daily level, though Bitcoin maintains its historical highs.

Inflation in Iran is skyrocketing - and citizens are collapsing under the economic burden: "We have given up on fruits and proteins"
In the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, they are working around the clock to bring grain and medicine into the country, but residents have no way to purchase basic products. Iranian officials continue to deny the economic crisis: "The situation is under control." At the same time, there are reports of a 150% increase in meat prices.
Zelensky warns of a "tsunami" in Ukraine: "They will destroy the country"
The President of Ukraine rejected the call to hold elections during the war and warned of internal division. The remarks come after former Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov called for returning the country to a democratic path.

Fighter critically wounded and lost his right eye: after rehabilitation, he is returning to combat
A.Sh., a fighter in the Border Police (Magav) undercover unit, was critically wounded by a grenade explosion during an operation in Tulkarm in October 2023. After a year and a half of intensive rehabilitation at the Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa, he has regained his physical functions and is preparing to return to combat duty.

From settlement and education to the Knesset: The "Noam Le-Israel" party adds two women to its list
Following the addition of Eliyahu Libman and Shimon Tobul, the party has announced the inclusion of Iska Haimov and Liora Alon, both of whom possess extensive experience in public, educational, and managerial sectors. MK Avi Maoz stated that these additions bring valuable expertise and a proven capacity for leadership to the party's platform.

Police to tech companies: Prepare for bot attacks and fake news during elections
Amid concerns over the use of bots and fake news in the upcoming Knesset elections, the Israel Police has urged tech companies to strengthen oversight of automated systems to protect the democratic process.

After Renewed Tensions with Israel, Al-Julani Resumes Harassment of the Druze
As relations between Syria and Israel escalate, the situation for the Druze community in Syria is deteriorating. On Sunday, demonstrators blocked the road connecting Damascus to the Druze region of As-Suwayda, preventing students from reaching their examination centers.

Everything you need to know: The complete guide to diagnosis before first grade
Data from the education system ahead of the 2026/27 school year reveals that every seventh student is eligible for special services. Many parents are debating which tests are required before moving to school. Experts map out the existing diagnoses and explain who to contact.

"Betting all the chips on him": Young Bota is on the way to a debut album
It has come to mako's attention that the Israeli singer who conquered TikTok with "Shachor Lavan" ("Black and White") is working on a debut album, and after a successful guest appearance at Eden Ben Zaken's show at Menora Mivtachim Arena, the music industry is "aiming as high as possible with him to be the next big thing." First publication.
Millions in the Ketubah are over: The Chief Rabbinate sets a new ceiling for grooms
A revolution in the Ketubah: The Council of the Chief Rabbinate has for the first time set a uniform threshold for amounts recorded at wedding ceremonies — between 36,000 and 360,000 shekels, addressing cases of excessive sums that grooms cannot realistically meet.

"They paid out of fear for their lives": 14-year-old arrested for TikTok extortion
Tel Aviv police have arrested a 14-year-old from central Israel suspected of extorting money and clothing from peers on TikTok in exchange for physical "protection". The case came to light after parents of one victim discovered incriminating messages and filed a police report.
IDF investigating report of 12-year-old's death and flag incident in Tulkarm
The IDF is investigating the death of a 12-year-old in the Askar refugee camp and the unauthorized raising of an Israeli flag on a mosque minaret in Tulkarm. Authorities are also searching for those responsible for an attack on machinery in Wadi Rahim.

New WhatsApp Features: Media Preview, AI Image Expansion, and Channel Post Scheduling
WhatsApp is testing several new features in its Android beta, including media previews in chat lists, animated emoji reactions, flexible polls, and post scheduling for channel admins.

Azerbaijan works to calm tensions between Israel and Turkey: "Have you gone mad?"
In Israel, there is a lack of trust in the American envoy Berk, and if there is a diplomatic actor that enjoys the trust of both countries, it is Azerbaijan, which has already initiated a direct dialogue that led to a coordination mechanism in Syria. An Azerbaijani source: "Both you and Turkey are our friends. It is important to lower the tension immediately."

An appeal to parents: a letter from a mother whose 13-year-old son was seriously injured in an electric bicycle accident
The mother, whose son is sedated and on a ventilator in the hospital following a serious accident, warned parents: "In our home, electric bicycles were strictly forbidden, but social pressure won in a single moment. There is not enough enforcement and we cannot be there every second."

Moments before a crash: 23-year-old pilot landed in the sea in front of stunned bathers
Faith Tankley took off from Florida on her way to the Bahamas to pick up her parents in the family plane, when a chain of malfunctions occurred: the landing gear broke and the right engine failed. Fearing a fire during a belly landing on a hard runway, she turned toward the sea, maneuvered between buildings and paddleboarders, and performed a smooth water landing.

Eli Feldstein reveals: The reason why Itamar Ben Gvir was kept out of the cabinet
Netanyahu's former media advisor claims that shortly after the events of October 7, sharp warnings were conveyed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the Minister of National Security - and he decided to act.

Optica Halperin expands cooperation: benefits for Meuhedet health fund members
The largest optics chain in Israel has signed an extensive cooperation agreement with the Meuhedet health fund. Under the agreement, the fund's insured members will enjoy subsidies and extensive benefits on eyeglasses, frames, and lenses for children and adults.

Avi HaTachul pushes Eden Hason to second place
Spotify streaming data for the past week has been revealed. On the local scene, Omer Adam tops the artists' list, while Avi HaTachul leads in songs, pushing Eden Hason to second place. Globally, Bad Bunny, Shakira, and Burna Boy are performing well.

Eurovision star Tali Golergant announces first concert in Israel: VIP tickets sold out
Israeli Eurovision star Tali Golergant, who represented Luxembourg at the 2024 contest, has announced her first-ever concert in Tel Aviv. Following overwhelming demand from fans, the show will take place at Reading 3 on November 28, 2026.

Galit Gutman underwent an external transformation after decades: "A reminder of who I am"
The style icon and beloved television personality decided to part ways with the look she is so identified with in favor of a radical external change, and now explains what is behind the talked-about move that stirred the web.

Eden Ben Zaken rakes in millions: concert earnings and Netanyahu's surprise visit
Ticket sales at Menora Mivtachim exceeded 7.9 million shekels. After taxes and production costs, singer Eden Ben Zaken's net profit is estimated at over one million shekels.

Just before the wedding: Omer Adam received happy news from millions of Israelis
The weekly ice chart presents a very clear picture regarding the listening preferences of Israelis. For the umpteenth week in a row, Omer Adam maintains the top spot and leaves his colleagues in the profession in the dust.

Led by insurance giants: financial reports this week in Tel Aviv
After Migdal and Clal presented a return on equity of over 22% and record core profits last week, the last three insurance companies complete the picture this week. And on the other side of the stock exchange, residential developers continue to plummet - and this is exactly the contrast that is important to know.

A month and a half later - Sasson Shaulov to be prosecuted: "Conduct causing damage"
According to the indictment, Shaulov drove recklessly while traveling on Herzl Street in Tel Aviv and entered an intersection despite a red light. As a result, he blocked the path of another vehicle, leading to an accident in which the driver of the other vehicle and a passenger with him were injured.

San Diego Resident in Darth Vader Costume Protests Surveillance Systems
A San Diego resident attended a city council meeting dressed as Darth Vader to protest the expansion of Flock's surveillance camera system, which collects personal data on citizens.

Panic in Hamas: "Throw away your phones, they are listening to you!"
The terrorist organization warned terrorists against using mobile phones: "Get rid of it to protect yourself and your brothers." At the same time, Hamas continues to carry out executions to instill fear in the population. Reports from the Strip: at least two killed in IDF strikes.

"30,000 soldiers voted for Shas": Solberg ordered Deri to remove the propaganda video
The "Yashar!" party, led by Gadi Eizenkot, filed a petition against the video published yesterday by Shas, claiming it violates the prohibition on using the IDF in election propaganda and the use of candidate list letters before the 42nd day prior to the elections. The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee determined that the chances of the petition justify issuing a temporary injunction.

"You are all that matters to me": Letters from Donald Trump's personal aide revealed
Natalie Harp's letters to the US President reveal the depth of the unusual bond between the two. Harp wrote that she is jealous of women who just "talk to you and look pretty."
Iran Announces Discovery of Major Gas Field
Iran's Oil Minister announced the discovery of a large gas reservoir in Fars province, estimated to contain over 212.4 billion cubic meters of natural gas. Authorities described the find as a strategic asset for the country.

Caught driving for the sixth time without a license - and fled from police
Police officers from the Be'er Sheva station arrested a suspect who was driving without a driver's license for the sixth time and while under a driving ban for the fifth time. The suspect fled contrary to police instructions. A severe indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings were filed against the driver.

Driving with negligence and running a red light: Indictment filed against singer Sasson Shaulov
About a month and a half after the accident in Tel Aviv, an indictment was filed against singer Sasson Shaulov. The investigation revealed that he entered the intersection on a red light and collided with a vehicle carrying three young men.

Maccabi Tel Aviv Expands Partnership with Israeli Tech Firm
Israeli technology company UBTECH has signed a seasonal sponsorship agreement for a VIP box at the Menora Mivtachim Arena to host clients and partners during Euroleague and league games.
Ex-Premier League player in medical tragedy: "He underwent amputation of part of his leg"
Aleksandr Polukarov, a former defender well-known to football fans in Israel, and especially to Maccabi Tel Aviv fans, underwent an amputation of part of his leg at the age of 66: "The reasons are unknown."

Security breach at the Knesset: stranger infiltrates building
A serious security failure at the heart of the government: an unknown individual passed through two checkpoints at night and was apprehended inside. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana has ordered an urgent investigation into the lapses.

Eyal Golan beats the competition and takes first place on the radio
Radio airplay data for the week: in the local sector, Eyal Golan stands at the top of the chart by a significant margin, with Sarit Hadad and Omer Adam close behind. In the international sector, The Beatles take first place, and Madonna is right after them.

Home Front Command rescuers at the disaster front in Colombia: "We put emotions aside in the face of chaos"
The delegation, commanded by Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Pinto, consists of about 80 rescuers and engineering experts, both active duty and reservists. Lt. Col. (res.) Ariel Lubiner, commander of the delegation's operational headquarters: "You see people trapped, alive and not alive; you have to take care of the souls that are there."

Life After Divorce: The Next Step for May Hatuel
A month after she and her husband announced their separation after an eight-year relationship, the 32-year-old reality star is ready for the next chapter of her life and is moving to Jaffa. "We signed for the new apartment," Hatuel announced on Instagram.

How to implement Gemini in your organization without wasting time
Integrating AI into business requires more than just powerful technology; it demands proper architecture, security, and data connectivity. A new webinar by Commit and Google Cloud will demonstrate how to implement Gemini Enterprise in practice.
The underworld coalition: The connection giving the Musli brothers new power
Police suspect that the struggle between the Musli and Jarushi organizations has turned into cross-sector alliances: the son of Yusef Hariri was arrested on suspicion of supplying grenades, and the Tel Aviv Central Unit claims that evidence has been gathered linking the involved parties.

Omer Adam's ex-girlfriend reports attack by cleaner: "I can't stop shaking"
Maayan Ashkenazi recounts an incident in Herzliya where a municipal worker allegedly sprayed her with water with great force. "I thought that perhaps this was intentional and hostile behavior towards me because I am Jewish," she stated.

The Eden Ben Zaken storm continues: lawsuits, calls for a boycott, and drama on "The Voice"
The arrival of the Netanyahu couple at the singer's concert sparked sharp reactions on social media, and now a demand is being organized to remove her from the TV show on Reshet 13, alongside threats of a lawsuit from protest leaders.

The businessman who went bankrupt and built a massive economic empire
Louis Wai-Hung lost all his assets during the financial crisis and declared bankruptcy in 1999. After building an agriculture and food empire in Malaysia, he presents his new complex, addresses rumors about his net worth with humor, and discusses his recovery from a stroke.

Keren Peles on tour: "I went through a mental breakdown"
The beloved singer, currently on tour abroad far from her family, shared the dramatic moments she experienced in Chile and revealed the memories that left her emotionally overwhelmed.

The figure the Treasury isn't telling you about the "wave of cancellations" in real estate deals
The Ministry of Finance reports a wave of real estate deal cancellations, but forgot to mention an important fact: in some cases, most of the cancelled deals have already "rolled over" and the apartments were sold to other customers. Kata Group, which had 7 deals cancelled in the quarter, has already sold 5 of those apartments - and at higher prices. Are the figures not dramatic?

"Our courtyard, Russia's. No need for negotiations": The unusual visit to Jerusalem - to the site Putin demands
The Russian ambassador to Israel arrived at the Alexander Courtyard in the Old City with a large delegation, days after claiming that "only legal procedures need to be completed" to transfer the historic site to Moscow. In Israel, it is emphasized that no decision has yet been made. The Ukrainian nuns who operate the place: "Russian clergy have already asked us 'when are you leaving?'"

Brother-in-law took over the inheritance: family dispute at defense equipment company Silynxcom
Two older siblings of the Silynxcom founding family have filed a 17 million shekel lawsuit against their sister and her husband, CEO Nir Klein. The plaintiffs allege that the defendants acted to illegally dilute their inheritance shares.

Violation of exclusivity agreement: Court stops sale of Tineco vacuums by importer
The Tel Aviv District Court issued a temporary injunction against an electrical appliance importer that imported Tineco brand wet-dry vacuum cleaners behind the back of the exclusive importer.

The Surprising Assassin: The Russian Citizen Who Carried Out a Deadly Assassination on Behalf of Ukraine
A powerful explosive device led to the liquidation of the senior officer who defected from Ukraine. Russia arrested a seemingly innocent citizen, who was said to have "had many plans for the future." Acquaintances revealed that she had recently begun to change - and had dramatically turned against Russia.

Israel Katz: "Act against Gaza kites, including elimination of Hamas leaders"
Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered the IDF to respond forcefully to balloon and kite launches from Gaza. He classified every such incident as an act of war and demanded real-time action from the military.

Bite epidemic in the south: three injured in two weeks
Within two weeks, a 6-year-old girl in a kindergarten yard, an Eilat resident at a horse farm, and a soldier in the field were bitten in the Eilat and Arava region; the soldier was evacuated by helicopter to receive a specific antivenom. "The hot season in the region brings with it a sharp increase in reptile activity."

Thanks to Spider-Man: Tame Impala's 'Loser' tops Spotify's global chart
Kevin Parker, the mastermind behind Tame Impala, has Peter Parker to thank: the track 'Loser' reached number one on Spotify's global chart after being featured in the 'Spider-Man: A New Day' soundtrack.

Gal Gadot, watch out: Sydney Sweeney dons a Wonder Woman costume for a getaway with her partner
The 28-year-old actress went on vacation with her partner, 45-year-old Scooter Braun, in a costume associated with Israeli star Gal Gadot, while Scooter dressed as Superman. She didn't just pose for photos, but tackled a water obstacle course with ease.
"Turkish tanks in the Golan, frigates off Caesarea": Intelligence warning
A senior Israeli intelligence source warned that without clear red lines with Ankara, Israel could face Turkish military presence in the Golan Heights and the Mediterranean. Background: Turkey's entrenchment in Syria.

New pilot project of the Ministry of Education: medical nurses to be stationed in schools across the country
Walla has learned that the "institutional nurse" model will launch this coming September, with nurses being stationed in ten elementary schools. As part of their role, they will provide medical response to students with special needs, perform first aid, and lead health promotion programs throughout the school.

Victory over neighbors: Short-term rentals on Airbnb approved
The inspector for multi-family housing in Haifa approved short-term apartment rentals on Airbnb and Booking, despite neighbors' objections. The decision joins a series of conflicting rulings on the subject, and the opponents have already appealed to the District Court.

Drama in Vietnam: Israeli tourist refused to pay for a photo at a cafe and is facing backlash online
An Israeli tourist refused to pay a nominal fee for a photo in a transparent kayak at a popular cafe in Ho Chi Minh City, demanded that staff and passersby take her picture for free, and claimed that the refusal to help her was due to her Israeli identity. The entire incident was documented and led to a sharp attack on social media: "The lack of shame, that's what always surprises me."
Maccabi Tel Aviv fans raise donations: "Doing good in yellow"
Ahead of the upcoming Rosh Hashanah, the "Ahim LaSemel" association and the Maccabi Foundation are relaunching "Doing good in yellow." Over 1,000 volunteers will pack thousands of food packages for families in need, lone soldiers, and Holocaust survivors.

Doron Miran returns to performing about a week after his mother passed away: "Do not be angry. It is my right"
The singer and media personality eulogized his mother who passed away, just two years after the heavy mourning over the death of his brother, and shared the difficult feelings between the painful memories and the desire to choose life and gather strength.

Apartment in Greece for 100,000 euros: Israeli tourism giant enters real estate market
The Kishrei Teufa group has partnered with the Palmo group to develop the HORIZA LOUTRAKI apartment complex in Greece. Located an hour from Athens, the project will feature 75 residential units designed for both vacation use and short-term rentals.

Foreign investors shift strategy: from massive selling to active buying
Amid financial reports and renewed tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, foreign investors have sharply changed their preferences on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. An energy company leads the buying, while banks and the defense sector have returned to the spotlight.

Impersonated a man and committed indecent acts against women: the suspect is a former police officer
Earlier this month, police arrested a Petah Tikva resident in her 20s on suspicion of impersonating a man, conducting romantic relationships, and committing sex offenses. According to the suspicion, she operated online under the name "Orel Hazan". Police have collected testimonies from five complainants.

Was your connecting flight cancelled? You might be entitled to compensation
The court approved a settlement in a class action lawsuit against Flydubai. Passengers who purchased a connecting ticket but failed to reach their final destination due to a segment cancellation will be eligible for additional refunds via financial vouchers.

The perfume that costs $1.3 million: what is hidden inside the giant bottle?
What if a perfume bottle cost more than an apartment, and not because of the scent? The Emirati perfume company The Spirit of Dubai created Shumukh, a luxury perfume priced at about $1.295 million for three liters, turning the bottle itself into a work of art.

Pinhas Idan will not appeal his dismissal from Likud: "The PM decided that I am the malicious factor"
In a letter to Likud party court chairman Michael Kleiner, Pinhas Idan announced he would not contest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to expel him from the party. He also denied ordering the work stoppage at the airport.

Murder in Silwan and Itamar Ben Gvir's Response
A man in his 30s was murdered during a violent family conflict in East Jerusalem, leaving another person critically injured. Following the incident, riots broke out in the village of Silwan, involving gunfire and the use of Molotov cocktails.

Resident of Kafr Aqab arrested for illegal possession of a fawn
During a raid in the village of A-Ram, Border Police forces discovered an Israeli gazelle fawn being kept in captivity. The suspect was detained, and the animal was transferred for veterinary care.

Moments after the wedding: Elia Cohen and his wife arrived for Selichot at the Western Wall
Tens of thousands participated last night in the central Selichot prayers at the Western Wall plaza, with the participation of captives survivors Noa Argamani, Itay Regev, Omer Shem-Tov, Bar Kupershtein, and the newlyweds Elia and Ziv Cohen. During the evening, the Rabbi of the Western Wall, together with the returnees and the crowd, recited a special prayer of thanksgiving for their return...

Baharav-Miara Opposes Ben Gvir's Participation in Standby Squads Conference
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara opposes National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's participation in a standby squads conference scheduled for Monday, citing concerns that his presence would constitute election propaganda. According to the minister's associates, new guidelines prohibit him from even attending to deliver greetings.

Hard to watch: minor hits elderly Palestinian with a rod while his friend records
A video circulated online shows a Jewish minor hitting an elderly disabled Palestinian, while his friend films. The two, aged 16 and 17, were arrested and interrogated. The police also confiscated the Ranger vehicle seen in the video, in which the teenagers allegedly drove without a license.

Unusual: Benny Blanco reveals what he ate to lose weight
The successful music producer and husband of Selena Gomez decided to promote his new book in an original way: documenting five days in which he ate only pizza - and still managed to lose weight. "Feeling really f*cking good."

Sam Altman's sister: "If something mysterious happens to me - you will know who it was"
After filing a lawsuit against her brother Sam last year, Annie Altman declares "I love my life" and posts a controversial statement.

An increase of 9,585 rubles to the pension: The Israelis who will be left without the benefit
A Russian word surged by 1,000% to the top of hot searches in Israel, against the backdrop of reports on pension increases in Russia starting in September. However, an examination of the agreement with Israel reveals that one of the prominent benefits — doubling the fixed component for those aged 80 and over — is not paid to pension recipients living in Israel. At the same time, thousands of...

After 12 years: Chef Ran Shmueli sells his successful restaurants for millions
The leading chef is selling his full holdings in the successful brand to his business partners in a massive deal that will transfer ownership of the branches in Tel Aviv and London to them. At the same time, Shmueli is already working on developing a new and intriguing venture.

Alona Barkat makes a huge economic move: the multi-million decision has been made
Instead of empty stands in Romania, Hapoel Be'er Sheva is opening its gates to the local public: the club will allow Romanian fans to purchase tickets for matches in Europe, which is expected to fill the stadium and bring millions into the club's coffers.

Starting tonight: Major road closures at one of Israel's busiest interchanges
Drivers take note: Construction work on the HaShalom Bridge in Tel Aviv will lead to significant traffic changes over the coming nights and throughout the weekend. Here are the details of the closures.

Hapoel Jerusalem unveils new logo, Matan Adelson: "Leading the club forward"
Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club is launching a comprehensive strategic initiative, including a rebranding and a new logo designed with fan participation. "Devotion Inspires is much more than a slogan, it is the way we choose to lead the club," stated owner Matan Adelson.

With Ukrainian money: Spyker builds its comeback car
Dutch car manufacturer Spyker has unveiled the C8 Preliator XXV, a limited-edition supercar with only 25 units to be produced. The company is now under the control of Ukrainian businessman Vladimir Nosov.
Is Iran joining a "regional NATO"? Tehran is already considering the offer
Following Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, Iran may also join the new defense alliance. A senior official in Tehran claims the invitation has already been received—and if approved, the nature of the alliance could change completely.

"I don't know who I gave it to": The mailman made a mistake - the driver was acquitted of driving while suspended
A comedy of errors in Haifa: A courier who was detained due to a license plate discovered he was being charged with driving while suspended, despite not knowing about the penalty. The main prosecution witness - the mailman - admitted that he delivered the suspension notice to a relative of another person with the same name, and the judge ruled for a full acquittal.

Minimum price of 530 million shekels: Cinerama complex tender in Tel Aviv gets underway
Following delays due to the war, the tender for the renewal of the site of the veteran concert hall has been launched. The project includes residential, commercial, and office spaces in towers, with the tallest reaching 46 floors. Out of 481 units, 127 will be allocated for municipal use.

Journalist Netali Shem Tov Expected to Join Ofer Winter's Party
If no last-minute changes occur, the media personality, who also received offers from Likud and Gilad Erdan, is set to join the new right-wing party alongside Yoseph Haddad and Lali Deri.
Facing residents' frustration: The IDF rejects claims regarding incendiary kites
The IDF claims that the incendiary kites in the Gaza envelope are not part of Hamas's organized operations. Despite the ongoing phenomenon, the security establishment is attempting to downplay the situation.

The decision that 'reset' the president's term and the fear of riots: 'A historic event'
Polling stations have opened in Kazakhstan for parliamentary elections expected to further consolidate President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's power. The ruling Amanat party is projected to win an overwhelming majority in the newly merged legislature, the Kurultai.

"Looks like AI slop": Users are loving LinkedIn's new feature
LinkedIn has introduced a new button to combat generic AI-generated content. Within weeks, over a million users have utilized the feature to clean their feeds of "AI slop."

Pinhas Idan will not appeal his expulsion from Likud following Ben Gurion Airport strike
The chairman of the Ben Gurion Airport workers' committee announced he will not contest the Prime Minister's move to expel him from Likud. On Thursday, Benjamin Netanyahu demanded his expulsion following a strike at the airport that he labeled "wild and illegal."

Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife in a new job: 'I cried. Thank you'
Hadassa Ben Ari set out this morning for the filming of a new project starring her in collaboration with Partner TV. In the production vehicle on the way to the south, she shared her excitement, said the traveler's prayer, and admitted: 'I cried with everyone on the phone' | All the details

Real estate giant's report proves: the public wants more long-term rental apartments
The public real estate company reports 100% occupancy in projects designated for long-term rental, and annual revenues of about 35 million shekels. Will its bet on Sde Dov also pay off?

With a 33% jump: This was the hottest stock of the week on the stock exchange
The battered stock of the kibbutz-owned company led the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange last week with a jump of 33.65%, after confirming initial contacts for an investment by the FIMI fund. The jump returned the company's value to about 250 million shekels - a recovery from the low recorded below 200 million, but still around an all-time low and below equity. What is behind the jump, and where can it go...

While everyone is landing in Athens: these are the most surprising cities with direct flights from Israel
Although many airlines have not yet resumed operations in Israel, there are still plenty of options for diverse and authentic destinations. From Malaga to Tashkent, here are the places worth visiting while everyone else chooses Greece and Cyprus.

The safest neighborhood in Israel vs. the most dangerous: "People don't walk around here at night"
The ynet crime index, based on police data analyzed by the Madlan company, found that the South Rothschild neighborhood in Tel Aviv has the highest number of offenses per thousand people - 460.8 - while in the 200 complex in Hod HaSharon the number is 200 times lower. "There is a sense of security for the children, everything here is invested in," said a resident of the neighborhood. In Tel Aviv...

Man aged about 70 drowns at Mikhmoret beach
The man entered the water with his partner and was pulled out unconscious minutes later; MADA teams were forced to pronounce his death at the scene.

Haim Cohen, former "MasterChef" contestant, back in the kitchen: "People were surprised. Few knew I was here"
Haim Cohen, the contestant and not the chef, has returned to "MasterChef" five years after his last time - and this time he wants to win. After studying pastry, gaining experience in professional kitchens, and getting married, he tells in an interview about his desire to correct the impression of the "weird food" he cooked in the past, admits he is very competitive - and points out the contestant...
No accessories and free: the simple habit that can extend your life
A review of nearly 1,900 studies and data analysis of more than 480,000 people showed: one simple daily activity that you can do at home, at work, and in public places can significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

The dashboard is lying to you: How to measure the real impact of AI on development?
Many companies evaluate AI tool effectiveness based on token counts or code usage percentages, which fails to capture real productivity. To measure impact, organizations must implement attribution metrics that link model output to code quality and business outcomes.

Chef Ran Shmueli is leaving the "Claro" restaurants in Tel Aviv and London
The esteemed chef is parting ways with the culinary institution he founded 12 years ago. Shmueli sold his full holdings to his partners from the Kolber family for millions of shekels. The separation was amicable and without conflict. The chef will continue to lead the "Maarava" complex and is planning a new project.

Teva at a decade high, and analysts are convinced there is more room to grow
In Globes' weekly section, we analyzed the performance of prominent Israeli stocks on Wall Street. Wix stock has doubled its value since the June low, driven by the rapid growth of its subsidiary, Base44. Teva reached a decade-high peak thanks to a debt rating upgrade and accelerated FDA approval. Meanwhile, the deal to sell LivePerson is delayed due to a lack of a majority among all shareholders.

Jonathan Pollard enters politics and backs Sharren Haskel: "You fought for me"
Former spy Jonathan Pollard has announced he is joining the "Israel First" party, founded by former deputy minister Sharren Haskel. In a statement at the Western Wall, he emphasized the need for accountability following October 7 and praised Haskel's past efforts on his behalf.

First Publication: Ministry of Defense Accelerates Construction of 6 New IDF Training Bases
Three training bases will be established for armored brigades: the 7th, 188th, and 401st, including stages for professional training and advanced exercises. Three additional bases are for the Kfir, Nahal, and Givati brigades. A senior Ministry of Defense official told Walla: The bases will be built with the lessons of October 7 in mind.

Ouch: Nicole Kidman made her ex-husband cry in front of thousands
Country star Keith Urban performed this weekend in Atlantic City. His emotional performance of a song about an ex who has moved on left the singer in tears, with many linking the moment to his recent divorce from Nicole Kidman.

Ninet Tayeb on Divorce: "The Hardest Decision I Have Ever Made"
Two years after her divorce from Yossi Mizrahi, the beloved singer speaks candidly about the lingering pain, regrets, and the dramatic shift in her life priorities.

Gun to the head and death threat: two robberies in one day at a park in Jaffa
Karim Guaba, 18, from Jaffa, robbed iPhone Pros on two consecutive evenings from a 16-year-old boy and a 42-year-old man. According to the indictment, Guaba threatened the teenager, stating that he intended to make purchases using the iPhone and that if he dared to cancel the credit card, "we will rape you and shoot you."

Idan Ofer's son in a relationship with Israeli reality star: all the details
Following a high-profile breakup with a famous model, the son of one of Israel's wealthiest businessmen has begun an intriguing relationship with a star of "The Amazing Race" who has become one of the most talked-about figures in the country.
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All the details on the connection between Eden Ben Zaken and Benjamin Netanyahu: from the duet to the performance
From a viral backstage performance, through a joint duet in the midst of a national crisis, to the surprise visit to a performance this week that sparked a huge political storm: this is what the most fascinating relationship in Israel looks like.

Israeli burger chain expands: new branch opens - and this time it's kosher
The "Chantro" chef burger chain by chef Hamada Atamna is launching its fifth, kosher branch under the supervision of the Rabbinate, featuring indulgent sauces made from vegan cheeses, glatt kosher entrecote meat, and self-service ordering kiosks.

Mordechai David against Ron Huldai: "They needed 50 police officers, a muezzin under the house"
Right-wing activist Mordechai David held a Selichot prayer with full gender segregation at Habima Square, refused the inspectors' demand to remove the partition, and caused 50 police officers to be called to the scene. Immediately afterward: he arrived to settle a score with Mayor Ron Huldai | All the details.

Mizrahi Tefahot Analysis: What to Expect from Nvidia's August 26 Report
Uzi Levi, Director of Securities Research at Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, provides a special analysis ahead of the chip giant's results. Will a strong report satisfy investors, what is the outlook for Blackwell, and how will it impact the market?

History at Arkia: New Captains and a Family Milestone
At a festive ceremony, new captains were certified for Arkia's fleet. Adar Medutzki achieved a double milestone, becoming the company's first female jet captain and the first to serve as a captain alongside her father.

Special education teacher dismissed for physically abusing 9-year-old student
A teacher physically harmed a child who refused to board the school bus. She dragged him several meters by his backpack straps, causing his clothing to slide down and resulting in injuries. Following criminal proceedings involving community service, a disciplinary tribunal has now ordered her permanent dismissal from the civil service.

Abbas rejects criticism of his position: "Whatever I say, I will remain the same Arab"
Following the stormy public criticism of his remarks at the Ra'am conference in Tayibe regarding the Palestinian issue, the party chairman responded in a radio interview and completely rejected the attacks against him. Abbas accused the political system of systematic racist treatment and claimed that there is a political glass ceiling that cannot be changed regardless of the content of his words.

McDonald's employee in Australia shouted at two Israelis: "Free Palestine"
McDonald's has suspended an employee after two Israeli customers claimed she called them "baby killers." The employee shouted "Free Palestine" at them after asking where they were originally from.
Severe accusation in the Haredi bloc: "Babchik wanted to create chaos - to weaken Shas and take revenge on Benjamin Netanyahu"
Behind the scenes of the Haredi world, the possibility of translating the opposition to the conscription of yeshiva students into a new electoral force is being examined. However, senior official Moti Babchik has already publicly clarified that Gur does not intend to give up its leadership within Agudat Yisrael.

The war with Iran has exposed the deep crisis in the US Navy
World press headlines: The mediating countries in the Gaza Strip have turned to the Trump administration, requesting that it pressure Israel to move forward with the planned ceasefire outline; 250 days at sea: how the war with Iran exposed the US Navy's readiness crisis; in the shadow of the strengthening of Islamists, Jordan is changing the rules of the game in local government. Globes presents a...

The market is already pricing in poor service — and Chinese importers will feel it in the second-hand market
The Chinese automotive market highlights that post-sale service quality is becoming a key driver of brand loyalty. As the Israeli market undergoes 'Sinization,' it faces similar challenges where poor service standards are beginning to impact brand reputation and long-term vehicle value.

A 45% jump: The currency that returned to a nearly decade-long high
For the first time since 2018: Do the growing interest in anonymous currencies and the move by Grayscale signal a deeper change in the market?

Trump Pushes for Manufacturing in the USA: Are There Investment Opportunities?
Tariff policy and the surge in AI data centers are driving the infrastructure giant to record results. One of the stocks that benefited most is Caterpillar—is it still attractive?

Stock Market Ranking: Two Giants Fall by 10%
While the top ten remains unchanged, the market saw sharp movements: Palo Alto and Tower shares dropped amid profit-taking and sector volatility, while Phoenix insurance stood out with gains ahead of upcoming quarterly reports.

Syrian Foreign Minister: Country expects to resume negotiations with Israel
The Syrian Foreign Ministry has signaled an intention to return to the negotiating table with Israel to reach a security agreement following a suspension caused by an airstrike. Minister Assad al-Shibani emphasized the need to seize a "historic opportunity," while noting the current lack of trust in Israel and prioritizing a halt to attacks.

Heavy loss in the world of culture: beloved actress passed away in her sleep
The actress who began her career only after retiring as a librarian and starred in "Gilmore Girls", "You Don't Mess with the Zohan" and "La La Land", passed away in her sleep at her home in California.
Europe is losing patience: Denmark becomes the first country to restrict Ukrainian refugees
After years of lenient policy, Denmark is changing course: 14 regions in Ukraine will be considered relatively safe, thousands of benefit recipients will be required to work, and men subject to conscription are also in the crosshairs.

"My shift is over": Ran Levi retires from "Making History" and announces a successor
Ran Levi, the founder of the popular Israeli podcast "Making History," has announced his permanent departure from the show. He will be succeeded by Eran Nitzan, while Levi plans to focus on creating visual content using AI.

Quiet and beautiful: Slovenia has reopened its arms to Israelis – and wants more tourists
After years of diplomatic tension, the opening of the first Israeli embassy in Ljubljana will mark a dramatic political turnaround in the heart of Europe. With a jump to fourth place in the 2026 Global Peace Index, about 18 million overnight stays, and massive investments in hospitality infrastructure, Slovenia offers a rare tourism model: maximum personal security, zero protests, and an official...

Shelly Yachimovich reveals: "I was diagnosed with a pancreatic tumor"
In a social media post, the former Labor Party chair updated that the tumor was removed surgically and she is undergoing chemotherapy to prevent its return: "There is a pretty good chance for this, but I am in a practical mood and at peace even with less optimistic scenarios."

"Pulled her hair and punched her": East Jerusalem resident violently robbed a spa employee
Namer Rashak, a 20-year-old resident of East Jerusalem, is accused of lying in wait for a spa employee he knew from his visits to the place, proposing marriage to her, and moments later brutally attacking her outside her car. According to the indictment, he prevented her from entering the vehicle, knocked her to the road, punched her, and fled the scene with her personal bag containing thousands...
Not just a myth: 'Black August' is in full swing — and the level of concern in Russia is rising
Alongside the cultural myth, history proves that the month of August often brings a sequence of difficult events in Russia. Against the backdrop of the ongoing war and the downplaying of crises, there is growing concern over a 'Black August'.

Attempted infiltration into Israel: two residents of Kafr Aqab arrested while breaching the separation barrier
Border Police officers operating in the seam zone identified two Palestinians attempting to create a passage into Israel using electric tools. Following a short pursuit inside Kafr Aqab, the two were arrested in a residential building and transferred for questioning, along with the seized digging equipment.

3 quick lunches for a lazy week at the end of August
Does the need to cook in the final days of summer vacation feel like an existential threat? We have collected 3 lunches that don't ask for much but give a lot: juicy chicken ready in a Ninja in 10 minutes, salmon and rice in one pot that is a complete meal, and a basic, killer shakshuka.

After more than half a year: escalators at the country's busiest train station to be replaced
Disruptions and traffic restrictions are expected at the Tel Aviv HaShalom train station in the coming week, following works to replace faulty escalators after eight months of downtime. Access from the Azrieli Mall to Platform 1 and northbound trains will be blocked starting Tuesday, and will only be possible from across the road. Further works are expected later.

Communities, hedge funds, and money management: "If you don't sleep well, it's not worth it"
Feed HaKesef is a podcast hosting leaders of Israel's largest financial communities to discuss investments, money, and current economic trends. In this episode, Noa Israeli, Merav Cohen Mor, and Oren Barsky explore the new generation of investors, professional management principles, and how to apply them to a personal portfolio.

200,000 Shekels Monthly Salary: Azorim Chairman's Compensation Terms Revealed
The board of directors of Azorim is set to extend the tenure of chairman Gershi Friedman for another year. Details regarding his monthly compensation and bonus structure have been disclosed.

Warren Buffett reveals: "My wife's inheritance will be invested in one thing only"
The legendary investor, who retired earlier this year from managing Berkshire Hathaway and passed the baton to his successor Greg Abel, instructed the trustee of his wife's funds to invest almost all the money in one thing. What does the man who beat the market for six decades recommend his wife do - and what does it mean for investors?

"It was hard for me": Yael Shelbia opens up about her health struggles
Yael Shelbia shared details about her battle with acne, the challenges of living with race car driver Lance Stroll, traveling with their dog, and the importance of financial discipline.

Apartment buyers canceled 15 deals at Azorim: The drama in Tel Aviv
The company's report for the second quarter shows a decrease in revenue from apartment sales. However, the real estate giant shows a significant increase in net profit to 54 million shekels. What happened to the sales pace, what influenced the wave of cancellations, and how much did the company sell in the last half year? The CEO: "We grew compared to the first quarter."

Supergas Power: Consumer Compensation and Half-Year Financial Results
Supergas Power reports a 26% revenue increase to 493 million shekels and the sale of its gas operations for 395 million shekels. Consumers are set to receive over 31 million shekels in compensation as part of a settlement agreement.

Channel 16 expands reach: Now available on FreeTV platform
The new news channel, anchored by Yaakov Eilon, has signed a cooperation agreement with FreeTV and is now available to the platform's subscribers.

Dozens of drivers drove without insurance: light punishment for an agent who cheated and forged documents
An insurance agent who defrauded his clients and pocketed more than 225,000 shekels was sentenced to nine months of community service, a 5,000 shekel fine, and compensation. For four years, he sold 47 clients forged compulsory insurance certificates from the "Menora" company, copying payment stamps from other policies and leaving them without insurance coverage.

NVIDIA is 'not acquiring' a startup in a $6 billion deal
NVIDIA has entered into a $6 billion deal with the startup Poolside, securing access to its AI models and a team of 109 engineers. This strategic move is aimed at strengthening the company's position in the field of 'open weights' models.

"I was brainwashed": The confession of a former Playboy Bunny
Crystal Hefner reveals the tight control she was under during her years of marriage to the Playboy founder: a 6 PM curfew, 70 employees watching her, bans on nail polish colors, and clear instructions on how she should look. "He had to die for me to leave."
Captain Hagai Mayer Elected Chairman of the Israel Airline Pilots Association
Mayer, an El Al captain and long-time council member of the Pilots Association, also serves as IFALPA Vice President for the Middle East: "We will focus on the struggle for an independent and strong Israeli aviation."

The Netherlands Returns to Eurovision
Following a boycott of the 2026 contest due to Israel's participation, the Netherlands is set to return to Eurovision 2027 in Bulgaria, with Davina Michelle reportedly chosen as the representative.

Neta Menashe from 'Married at First Sight' on the breakup: 'The disappointment was very hard'
Neta Menashe and Evyatar Kahana built a relationship in front of the cameras, but it did not survive the test of reality and they broke up. After watching themselves on screen together caused them to get back together, they now tell in a joint interview what led them to give love another chance.

Management staff to join field shifts: Israel Airports Authority's exceptional measure following congestion
The Israel Airports Authority has decided to return Ben Gurion Airport to routine operations through the temporary reinforcement of headquarters and management staff in the field. Additionally, it was noted that recruitment of employees continues ahead of the Tishrei holidays. The Ministry of Transport announced the establishment of an external review committee to examine the events that led to...

Israel Railways petitioned the Supreme Court: demanding ministers Regev and Amsalem appoint missing directors
Israel Railways has turned to the Supreme Court with a demand to complete without delay the appointment of missing directors to the company's board. The company states that the current management vacuum prevents the formation of statutory committees.
"We never fought against enlistment to the IDF": Senior Shas official responds to criticism
Against the backdrop of the enlistment law storm and the decline in polls, MK Uriel Buso clarifies who will not receive backing from Shas, defends Aryeh Deri, and claims that "left-wing elements paying a lot of money" are behind the jeers.

The Bachon Fish Restaurant Has Turned Into a Fast-Food Joint: Is There Finally Decent Fish Street Food in Tel Aviv?
Bachon, one of the most popular fish restaurants in central Tel Aviv, is updating its concept and switching to a self-service street food menu via digital kiosks. We tried their crispy fish with black caviar, tuna cheeseburger, and brioche with octopus salad to see if the new format delivers.
"Within a month - civil rebellion and war": Former Iranian Minister of Economy issues a severe warning to the regime
Former Iranian Minister of Economy Ehsan Khandouzi issued a severe warning to the regime, claiming that instability is reaching a boiling point. According to him, the internal situation in Iran will lead to a civil rebellion within the coming month, in parallel with a return to active war.

Stabbing attack in the Jordan Valley: man moderately wounded, terrorist fled
A 24-year-old man was moderately wounded this morning (Sunday) in a stabbing attack in the village of Al-Auja in the Jordan Valley. According to the information received, he apparently entered the village together with several other young people to shop at a well-known store. During their stay at the location, a terrorist attacked them, stabbed the young man, and fled.

"For me, the transition to Delek Energy Renewables is a natural return home to the kibbutzim and moshavim"
At the peak of his success as CEO of Doral Israel, at only 37 years old and managing turnovers of billions of shekels and hundreds of employees, Avital Ofek decided to leave everything to build something new. In an interview, he talks about his rise to the top of the energy world, the new management concept he brings to the Delek Energy Renewables group, and his future goals.

Yashar! party demands removal of Shas campaign video featuring a soldier: "It is outrageous, the party promotes draft evasion"
According to the Yashar! party, the propaganda video titled "A Father's Life" makes illegal use of IDF soldiers and the party's ballot slip. "It is impossible to promote draft evasion at the expense of those who serve, to take pride in those who do not serve, and then use IDF soldiers as a backdrop."

Amid rumors of a breakup: Eyal Waldman and his young partner take a surprising step
The relationship between the well-known businessman and his partner, who is 44 years his junior, hit a rough patch immediately after their return from abroad, but now a particularly rapid comeback has occurred that left everyone stunned.

Shlomo Artzi reveals: The singer's unusual move on stage
Shlomo Artzi, who does not often share private moments, surprised thousands of fans at the Romema Arena in Haifa and personally documented a rare performance moment that quickly went viral.

At 88, after dozens of awards: The acclaimed actor begins a new career
Legendary film actor Anthony Hopkins has launched his debut album, featuring works he has composed over six decades. The pieces were recorded with the Philharmonic Orchestra under the baton of conductor Gustavo Dudamel.

A deadly combination: Artificial intelligence, crypto, and cyber scammers
Artificial intelligence did not invent fraud, but according to researchers at a leading cyber investigation firm, scams have become faster, more sophisticated, and cheaper. Does the era of deepfakes and fake representatives leave crypto users defenseless?

Yohananoff Chain Announces Massive 50% Discounts on Dozens of Items
The "Yohananoff" supermarket chain is holding a massive sale until August 28, offering dozens of food, pharmacy, and cleaning products at half price.
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Israel Railways Announces Changes at Tel Aviv HaShalom Station
Starting next Tuesday, significant changes will affect passenger flow at the busy station due to comprehensive upgrade works, with access to one of the central platforms being temporarily restricted.

More than 200 infected with salmonella in the UK: Could this happen in Israel?
A salmonella outbreak in the UK has led to 207 cases of infection, dozens of hospitalizations, and one death. The primary suspicion is imported eggs served in restaurants and cafes, but the source has not yet been definitively determined. Given that eggs imported from the West Bank are sold in markets without supervision, the question arises whether a similar event could occur in Israel.

Ratings: Keshet 12 and the Eden Ben Zaken controversy
"Dancing with the Stars" dominates prime time, and Naftali Bennett's interview with Dana Weiss on Channel 12 news draws 355,000 Israeli viewers.

Katz on the Turkish threat: "It is fortunate that the critics have no influence, one must not fear Erdogan"
The Minister of Defense accuses critics of the strike on the Syrian base of flip-flopping and backs the move to prevent Turkish entrenchment in the region: "They moved from claims of a political strike to attempts to scare us with Erdogan, it is fortunate they have no influence"

Not just his wife: Georgina Rodriguez's move after marrying Ronaldo
Portuguese media report that Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have begun legal proceedings to adopt his three eldest children just a week after their wedding. This move will grant Rodriguez official legal recognition as the mother of all the children in their family.
Customs inspectors at Ashdod port open oil containers to find millions in contraband
An import company attempted to ship 12 containers from Egypt to Israel, declared as sunflower and soybean oil. However, a random inspection by customs officials at Ashdod port revealed that the containers were actually filled with large quantities of smuggled cigarettes.

Suspicion: School principal married off her minor daughters in Yavne'el - and continues to work
Following suspicions that a school principal married off her daughters while they were minors, public figures, including Knesset member Merav Cohen and the head of the local council, are demanding her immediate suspension from her educational position. The Ministry of Education is examining the findings after an inquiry conducted by the employing network, but in the meantime, the principal...

Sharks in the Heart of the Desert: The Mystery of the Abu Tartur Plateau
Researchers have discovered 14 fossilized shark teeth belonging to five extinct species on the Abu Tartur plateau in Egypt. The findings confirm that this arid desert region was once a thriving marine ecosystem.
The crack inside the stronghold: Clans in Lebanon unite against Hezbollah
Clans and large families in Baalbek-Hermel are working to establish a joint framework that will oppose Hezbollah's policy, support the concentration of weapons in the hands of the Lebanese army, and work to restore relations with other sects and the Arab world.

Education reform plan threatens long strike; Yuli Tamir: "A bad idea"
The "Aleinu" organization is promoting a plan to transfer school management to local authorities and educational networks, moving teachers to personal contracts. The proposal, included in Naftali Bennett's platform, could trigger a three-month strike. Former Education Minister Yuli Tamir warns against implementing changes against the will of educators.

Towards a union with Winter? Yoseph Haddad leaves his position: "New challenges"
The prominent advocacy activist announced that he is stepping down as CEO of "Together - Arabs for Each Other" after eight years. The timing of his departure comes ahead of the launch of Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter's party on Tuesday, which Haddad may join. Lorina Khatib will take his place at the head of the organization.

Dangerous chase in the north: suspects maneuvered through traffic and discarded weapon
Two young men from I'billin and Ibtin attempted to evade police by driving against the flow of traffic and discarded a "Glock" pistol from their vehicle. Officers fired at the car's tires and successfully arrested the suspects. A serious indictment has now been filed against them.

What is it like to be a teenager in a closed psychiatric ward? An interview that will not leave a dry eye
What does it really feel like to be a teenager in a closed ward? And how will you know if your child needs urgent mental health help? In an episode of "Open with Efrat Barzel," Hodia tells about the struggle that led her to hospitalization, and Vered Aviad explains why parents must not ignore warning signs.

"The driver hit us at 174 km/h. My wife and daughter were killed instantly": Efraim Rimmel on the turning point in his life
Efraim Rimmel tells about the accident in which he lost his wife and baby daughter, coping with paralysis and his son's severe injury, and the hope he found in the depths of the deepest heartbreak. Watch the episode from the program "My Turning Point".

Yoseph Haddad's move towards Ofer Winter's party: "End of an era"
Following the report by our correspondent Avraham Hasson on Channel 14 regarding negotiations for his joining the new party of Brig. Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter, advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad announced this morning (Sunday) that he is stepping down as CEO of the organization "Together, Arabs for Each Other," which he founded more than eight years ago.

Suspected 'price tag' attack in the Palestinian village of Ustrin: building set on fire, vehicle torched and graffiti
Buildings and vehicles were burned in the village, and graffiti was observed with the inscriptions 'Revenge 30 for Bnayahu' and 'Death to the enemy, freedom to the homeland'. A report on the matter was received by the police, an investigation has been opened, and police forces are preparing to enter the location accompanied by IDF forces.

Author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' issues sharp warning: 'Heavy losses'
Robert Kiyosaki sharply criticizes the US Treasury's decision to expand bond buybacks, calling it a hidden issuance. With the national debt crossing the $40 trillion mark for the first time, Kiyosaki warns of an inflation spike and urges investment in Bitcoin, gold, silver, and real estate.

Roman Abramovich watches from the sidelines: The empire he built is on the way to collapse
The empire created by the Russian oligarch is on the way to total chaos. New regulations in England prohibiting owners from injecting money freely, a blocked accounting trick, and a visceral conflict between billionaires are freezing an investment worth 5 billion pounds.

Belgian car salesman discovers he is a descendant of the royal family
Clement Vandenkerckhove was recognized as the son of Prince Laurent. A DNA test confirmed the connection. He will receive inheritance rights but not a royal allowance. He will have no rights to the Belgian throne.
The FBI returned looted treasures to Egypt - and exposed a market with a turnover of more than a billion dollars
Statues, amulets, and rare antiquities were returned to Egypt following an FBI investigation that determined they had been smuggled into the US. The main suspect is already dead, but the investigation continues. In the background, there is a broad international struggle to return looted antiquities worth a billion dollars.

How does summer weather affect appetite?
Are we really less hungry in the summer? A variety of physiological and mental processes during the summer season may lead to a decrease in appetite and reduced eating. What is the connection to the long daylight hours and do we actually gain fewer calories?

Unity on screen, torn orders in the toilet: The inconceivable gap in the Shas campaign
The Shas party has launched an election campaign presenting a family idyll around the Shabbat table between a yeshiva student and his soldier brother, aiming to appeal to the traditional public. However, a review of the statements by the party's spiritual leadership over the last two years, calling on draft-age youth to tear up draft orders and flush them down the toilet, and forbidding enlistment...
Mansour Abbas on political criticism: "Soon you will hear that Yoav Segalovitz is a traitor and a fifth column"
Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas fears "false accusations and conspiracy theories" against Yoav Segalovitz, who is set to join the faction. He also explains why he chose to speak about a Palestinian state: "Netanyahu did not say he does not want a Palestinian state."

Fired while her husband was on reserve duty: Court ordered compensation of tens of thousands of shekels
An employee whose partner was drafted under 'Order 8' was forced to stay home with two toddlers and was suddenly fired under the pretext of 'activity reduction'. The Labor Court ruled that the dismissal was in violation of the Law on Protection of Employees in Emergency Situations and ordered the company to pay compensation of approximately 137,000 shekels.

Kicked out of a taxi in Poland for being Jewish: "He saw a Star of David on me and started shouting Allahu Akbar"
A routine taxi ride in Warsaw turned into a nightmare when the driver noticed the Star of David on passenger Ludmila Kolominsky's neck. The driver began shouting, accused her of murder, threatened to kick her out, and pulled out a Quran.

Head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council: "Countries that join the US will be considered enemies"
Mohsen Rezai threatened regional countries with strikes on their interests if they support US policy. Iran is threatening to attack oil transport routes bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, while Trump views the strait as American territory, and France and Saudi Arabia are promoting alternative trade routes.

Following TikTok: The Chinese video platform storming the West
Bilibili is relaunching its international app, removing the requirement to identify with a passport, and recruiting employees worldwide. The goal is clear: to bring in creators and viewers from the West - and enter an arena where YouTube is already facing increasing competition.

"A terrible game, but Real found a way to win": Madrid celebrates - and crowns a new hero
The Blancos looked far from their peak, but a goal by Carlos Aspi in the 90th minute secured a 1:2 win over Espanyol in the Portuguese manager's return debut. Fans were enthusiastic about the winning mentality: "Mourinho's dark magic is back."

Beersheba resident arrested for attempted re-kidnapping of young woman
A 24-year-old Beersheba resident has been detained on suspicion of attempting to kidnap a young woman from a hostel, ten days after she was rescued from Hebron. The court extended his detention by two days, despite defense arguments regarding the release of other suspects in the case.
100,000 times faster than a passenger plane: The fastest star in the Milky Way
Astronomers have discovered S301, a star orbiting the black hole at the center of the Milky Way at a speed reaching about 25,000 km/s. Researchers hope that with its help, they will be able to test Einstein's theory and measure the rotation of the black hole.

Towards the trading week: The event that will dictate the market direction
All eyes are on the reports of the most important company in the world, the barometer of AI trading. Tel Aviv concluded a mixed week as insurance surged and chips crashed. The local reporting season is entering its final stretch, with tensions against Iran in the background.

Bitcoin crosses $80,000 - and analysts point out: this is the next target
The US government bond market is in turmoil, Bitcoin is breaking the $80,000 mark, and the earnings season reveals a weak consumer alongside the continued AI boom. Financial experts analyze the deep forces driving the markets.

Heavy mourning in the world of culture: actor Michael Wright passed away at 70
American actor Michael Wright, known for his roles in the series "Oz" and the films "Sugar Hill" and "The Five Heartbeats", has passed away in California. His family has revealed the cause of death.
Despite threats and sanctions: renewed efforts to bring the US and Iran back to the negotiating table
According to reports, the commander of the Pakistani armed forces is expected to return to Tehran in the coming days with the goal of restarting mediation between the US and Iran. Within Iran, there are those calling for an end to the conflict as well as belligerent messages.
Not what you thought: animals have been "eating plastic" for hundreds of millions of years
A new study has discovered that dozens of animal species are capable of breaking down PHA, a type of natural plastic produced by bacteria. Researchers estimate that this ability has existed for hundreds of millions of years and may change the understanding of the carbon cycle in nature.

Social media star killed in motorcycle accident — her final moments were captured on helmet camera
Ceyda Yakova, a Turkish content creator who became famous for her motorcycle videos, was killed in an accident near Istanbul. According to reports, her motorcycle wheel hit gravel during a turn, she lost control and crashed into a road sign. Yakova, who had completed a degree in psychology just a month earlier, was taken to the hospital in serious condition but died of her injuries.

Security establishment responds to concerns in the Gaza envelope following kite sightings
Residents of the Gaza envelope communities have expressed concern over a recent wave of kite launches. The IDF reassures that the situation on the ground is fundamentally different from October 7th, while maintaining maximum alertness.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be transferred early
Due to the upcoming weekend, the National Insurance Institute is adjusting the payment schedule for various benefits for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Find out exactly when the funds will reach your bank account.

Fashion chain in multi-front crisis: millions in debt, massive lawsuit against CEO
Despite the recovery of the men's fashion market since COVID, the "Peter Manning New York" fashion chain was forced to file for bankruptcy following a massive lawsuit by a supplier over unpaid invoices.
"It won't look like Iran or Lebanon, the Mediterranean will burn": The dramatic threat from Turkey to Israel
Former senior Turkish naval officer Cem Gürdeniz warns of a total conflagration reminiscent of the eve of World War II. According to him, the campaign will immediately spill over into the maritime arena, change the regional balance, and drag in another player.
Facing Putin's "Pandora's Box" - Macron responds with a dramatic step
After Ukraine increased attacks against economic targets in Russia, Putin threatened to strike its "most sensitive sectors." At the same time, Macron promised Zelensky to accelerate shipments of missiles and defense systems to Kyiv.

Due to tension with Hegseth: US Secretary of the Army expected to resign
Dan Driscoll is expected to resign from his position by the end of the year following months of tension with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, reported The Wall Street Journal. The report comes after Hegseth fired the US Army Chief of Staff in April. According to the report, Driscoll's family already left the official residence reserved for the Secretary of the Army during the summer.

The dilemma of the 300 members of Kibbutz Yizre'el and the talk in the dining hall about the fall of Maytronics
The company, owned by Kibbutz Yizre'el, which gained awareness in Israel and the world thanks to swimming pool cleaning robots, is in the biggest crisis in its history. After reaching a peak value of about 9 billion shekels, its value is now estimated at less than 300 million shekels. The FIMI fund is in talks to invest in the company. A kibbutz member told Globes: "It hurts our pride, but we knew...

In which city was a 3-room private house sold for a million shekels?
Also: how much was a 2.5-room apartment sold for in Bat Yam and how much was paid for a 4-room apartment in Kiryat Gat? Making a deal.

Paying a double price: The immense economic burden on reservist families
A new study sheds light on the heavy economic burden placed on reservists and their families: more than half report increased household expenses and career damage following their service. The situation is also troubling for the general public: 77% of parents in Israel are forced to cut back on buying clothes for their children, and 45% feel that the situation harms their ability to provide a good...
Warning or threat? Hasan Piker against US Jews: "Someone will come and act"
Hasan Piker claimed that Jewish institutions and American Jews identified with Israel are creating a dangerous situation for the community themselves - and argued that "eventually" they will be harmed: "I don't know how people don't understand how dangerous this situation is."

Drove recklessly and caused the death of his cousin. The punishment: license revocation
A 17.5-year-old performed a dangerous overtake near Isfiya, lost control, and was ejected from the vehicle along with his 16-year-old relative, who was killed. His father attacked the sentence: "Revocation is like burying him."

Mother-in-law sued to evict her daughter-in-law from the apartment - and won
For years, a couple lived in an apartment belonging to the husband's mother. After the separation, the woman remained there with the children and claimed: "I am also an owner of the property." But the court thought otherwise.

Tens of thousands at Selichot at the Western Wall: Hostage survivors participate in special thanksgiving prayer
Tens of thousands of people participated on Saturday night in the central Selichot ceremony at the Western Wall plaza, held in the presence of hostage survivors. Among those present were Noa Argamani, Itay Regev, Omer Shem-Tov, Bar Kupershtein, Elia Cohen, and his wife, Ziv Cohen.

Celebrities earning 60,000 shekels cancel deals: Dramatic data from the Ministry of Finance
Behind the wave of deal cancellations, the Ministry of Finance has identified a concerning trend: wealthy individuals, including celebrities, are purchasing apartments from contractors and canceling contracts without facing penalties. Experts point to aggressive developer financing campaigns as the primary driver.

On the way to an IPO? Oranim Group is on the way to raising 600 million shekels of debt in Tel Aviv, intended to replace bank debt
The Oranim Group, one of Israel's oldest construction firms, is looking to raise 600 million shekels on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. The funds are intended to replace 523 million shekels in bank debt.

Institutional investors on the way to the hedge fund market: why now, and why it is not certain to pay off
In recent months, Israeli investment houses have begun actively acquiring hedge funds. Experts are debating whether this is a strategic business expansion or an overpayment for assets with questionable future returns.
Wandering: They left teaching - and in the end returned to the same school
Three teachers who left the education system and returned to teaching years later, even to the same school where they worked in the past, explain what caused them to leave, what brought them back, and how much they are looking forward to the start of the upcoming school year.

The struggle in the Orion board of directors complicates: Are the Ha-Bayta representatives in a conflict of interest?
Tomorrow, the shareholders' meeting of the Orion company is expected to take place, where decisions regarding the composition of the board of directors will be made. The Meitav investment house and Ha-Bayta are seeking to appoint their own representatives, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

"You won everything with me": The incredible journey of Eliya and Ziv from captivity to the wedding canopy
Eliya Cohen was in Hamas captivity while Ziv Avod fought for him globally, using her dresses as a symbol of the struggle. After severe injury, grueling rehabilitation, and dismantling emotional barriers, they stood together under the chuppah. "The picture of us standing here is our victory over the bad guys."
"He is not on our side": Israel's unusual move against Trump's confidant
Jerusalem is furious over the positions of Ambassador Tom Burke, who condemned the strike in Syria and demanded that Turkey be included in Gaza. Now a political source admits: it was decided to stop transferring intelligence to him.
The Middle East reaches a boiling point: everyone is preparing for the next round
Iran is looking for an achievement that will return it to the negotiating table from a position of strength, Donald Trump is testing the limits of pressure, and Israel is preparing for another round. At the same time, the Houthis are signaling escalation against Saudi Arabia, and tensions in Europe are rising.
Folic acid: when can a supplement hide a dangerous vitamin deficiency? | Dr. Itay Gal
Folic acid is one of the most important supplements in preventive medicine, especially for women before and during early pregnancy, because it reduces the risk of neural tube defects. But for specific people, uncontrolled intake can hide an important deficiency.
The job that increases cancer risk? New study warns those who work in the air
A new study by Harvard researchers, which examined nearly 13 million death certificates and over 500 professions, found that pilots and flight attendants stood out in mortality rates from radiation-related cancers. The researchers emphasize: no causal link has been proven.

Concerns in the security establishment regarding escalation with Turkey
The security establishment is concerned that the "battle of threats" with Ankara could harm the IDF's freedom of action in Syria. President Donald Trump again publishes a picture of the Strait of Hormuz and "declares" it US territory. Ongoing updates.

Morris Wilner Increases Stake in Heachsharat HaYishuv to 14.13% and Explores Joint Control
Jewish-American businessman Morris Wilner has increased his stake in Heachsharat HaYishuv to 14.13%, purchasing shares at 40 NIS. He has held meetings with controlling shareholder Ofer Nimrodi regarding potential joint management.

Amazon's machine does not stop on its way to a trillion dollars in revenue (except in Israel)
According to the internet giant's reports, in 2028 it will surpass the trillion-dollar revenue threshold. Its business model, in which revenue engines feed each other, has become an industry standard for companies like Walmart and platforms like TikTok Shop, which are trying to take a bite out of it. Also in the article: why its presence in Israel is minor compared to retail giants from China.

"I felt like they were hunting him": The traders who smelled that Ashenbrenner's fund was in trouble, and rushed to act
The Situational Awareness hedge fund of Wall Street's new wunderkind went into a tailspin within a few days at the end of July. Market traders, fueled by rumors about the sale of its holdings in Anthropic and relying on unusual movements in the options market, took steps to distance themselves from the ticking bomb, and some even profited from the fall.

The transformation of the Haifa area and investment opportunities
Giant projects planned in the Haifa metropolis in the coming years are set to significantly reshape the region. We examine the timelines and the potential impact on the city and investors.

House in Katzrin sold for 6 million shekels – record price on the Golan Heights
The property in Katzrin, an 8-room house with a pool and two guest units, was purchased by a couple from the USA. The property is located in the southern part of the neighborhood, features an exceptionally large built-up area, and offers an unobstructed view of the Zavitan Stream.

Robot makes history: Usain Bolt's world record broken
A Chinese humanoid robot covered 100 meters in 9.39 seconds at a competition in Beijing, surpassing the world record set by the Jamaican sprinter in 2009. Another robot also outperformed Bolt, though both struggled to stop after crossing the finish line.

Super-Pharm slashes prices: products available for just a few shekels
The major pharmacy chain is launching a series of significant discounts on a variety of home, grooming, and hygiene products. However, some benefits are subject to specific conditions that shoppers should review before reaching the checkout.

Michal Ansky admits: This is the dramatic change happening in my home
The TV host shares the surprising decision of her 15-year-old eldest daughter who began observing Shabbat, and explains how the spiritual transformation affects the entire family and Friday night dinners.

Oshers Ad crashes prices: branded towel for only 9.90 NIS
Retail chain Oshers Ad is offering beach towels from a well-known sports brand for only 9.90 NIS, significantly undercutting market prices.

"Malkieli is a murderer": Haredi protesters attacked Shas MK
Shas MK Michael Malkieli was targeted by protesters following a weekly lesson by Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef in Jerusalem. The incident stems from his support for the draft law and the recent reconciliation between Rabbi Yosef and Shas chairman Aryeh Deri.

Proposal for a Reform in Early Childhood Education: State to Pay More, Parents Less
The "In Good Hands" partnership has introduced a program aimed at revolutionizing early childhood education. The initiative proposes reducing the educator-to-toddler ratio to one for every three children and significantly easing the financial burden on parents, who currently cover about 70% of daycare costs.

Routine surgery leads to catastrophic results due to medical error
Four patients admitted for routine joint replacement surgeries at Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown in Nashville, Tennessee, suffered severe complications after receiving the wrong medication. Instead of the local anesthetic bupivacaine, they were mistakenly injected with potassium phosphate. At least one patient has been left without sensation in most of her body.

For the 12th time: Bayern beat Dortmund 1:2 and won the Super Cup
The double-winners added another title to their trophy cabinet: Brown scored first (28th minute), Olise doubled the lead (45th), and Silva only narrowed the gap (75th). Bensebaini was sent off towards the end of the match.

An unprecedented gold treasure was discovered in the depths of the sea – and revealed a 1,300-year-old secret
More than 1,300 years after a ship sank off the coast of Croatia, the findings salvaged from it are beginning to reveal who might have been sailing on board. The Croatian Conservation Institute presented this summer the results of years of underwater excavations of a ship dating back to the late 7th or early 8th century AD. Among the remains, more than 600 grams of gold, Byzantine coins, and...

Report: Iran disabled a power station in the UK in a cyberattack
According to the British "Telegraph", this is the first time that entities identified with the regime in Tehran have managed to disable an energy facility in the UK. Official sources stated that it is a small site that did not affect the country's electricity supply.

Daniel Greenberg candidly answers questions about her personal life
During an Instagram Q&A session, Daniel Greenberg addressed topics ranging from her relationship with her ex-husband to the attention she receives from men and her criteria for a partner.

"I experienced a crisis, I asked myself if I was still worthy": Artem Dolgopyat in a special interview
After a painful fall, he captured his third European gold in the floor exercise and cemented his status as the greatest Israeli athlete of all time — Artem Dolgopyat opens up about everything. The struggle against the younger generation ("To me, they are children, today it is much harder for me"), the comparison to Deni Avdija ("He is the greatest in basketball, I am in gymnastics"), and the fears...

Two Killed in East Jerusalem Shooting Amid Family Feud
Police are investigating a shooting incident in which two men in their 40s and 50s were killed, and at least eight others sustained moderate to light injuries. Numerous gunshots were reported in the area.

"I ended up on the street with debts of 10,000 shekels a day due to drug addiction"
Outwardly, Adele Shaked looked like a normal girl, but beneath the surface, she was consumed by addiction. Today, as a mental coach and addiction therapist, she returns to her years on the streets of Tel Aviv, telling of the miracle that saved her and the power to save other young people.

Como Mayor bans cycling on city streets after being hit by e-bike
The mayor of Como, Italy, Alessandro Rapinese, has imposed a sweeping ban on cycling, including electric bicycles, on 30 central streets in the city. The decision, which takes effect next month, follows a personal incident in which the mayor was struck by an electric bicycle while leaving work.

Scientists warn of a "ghastly future": mass extinction and climate chaos
Mass extinction sounds like an event belonging to the age of the dinosaurs, but a group of 17 scientists argues that humanity is already moving in a very dangerous direction. In an article published in the journal Frontiers in Conservation Science, they warned that the loss of biodiversity, the climate crisis, and the increasing pressure exerted by humans on natural systems could lead to a...

"Judea and Samaria are spiraling out of control": IDF is stretched to the limit, and extremist Jews are marking new targets
Just as Palestinian terrorism is at a low point, the army warns that the Judea and Samaria sector is on the verge of an explosion due to the rise in nationalist crime, and the fear is, of course, a total conflagration. Sources in the system admit that the bodies are unable to channel the work between them and fight the phenomenon, which is meanwhile being watched with concern from overseas...