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Tsahi Halevi says goodbye: "I took it to heart"
Moments before the grand finale of "Dancing with the Stars," the actor and his dance partner Nina were eliminated from the competition. In an emotional farewell speech, Halevi thanked his wife Lucy Aharish, complimented his dance partner, and did not forget to thank the judges: "I took it to heart, I took it to my body - it was a crazy journey."

"Preparation for Victory", Episode 4: The Fallen Brother, the Lone Soldier, and the Hope for the Future
The series "Preparation for Victory" concludes tonight with its fourth episode, offering an inspiring look at pre-military training for IDF service. Channel 14 presenter Oded Harush joins students in rigorous physical and navigation exercises that form part of a vital community security network.

Nvidia beats forecasts again: revenue jumped to $96.2 billion
Nvidia's revenue for the quarter ending in July 2026 reached $96.2 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. The company's net profit surged by 126% to $59.69 billion.

Osher Ad shakes up the market: sought-after electrical appliance for only 599 shekels
The food and discount chain "Osher Ad" is launching a series of unprecedented discounts on sought-after electrical appliances and leading alcohol brands that will make Israeli consumers come specifically. All the details about the new shopping spree.

Smuggling passengers in a trunk for 400 shekels: a tragic end
The Jerusalem District Attorney's Office has filed a severe indictment against a local resident who transported three illegal aliens in the trunk of a decommissioned vehicle. After fleeing a security checkpoint, he caused a fatal crash.

Is the 'kite terror' returning? This is the new way Hamas is using children
Behind the kite flying is an orchestrated campaign aimed at portraying Israel as paranoid and inventing threats. The goal: to restrict its actions and allow Hamas to rebuild its power ahead of another attack.

"Not logical": Eli Feldstein defends his close friend Ofer Winter
Former Netanyahu advisor Eli Feldstein dismissed a Channel 13 poll showing the Likud party at 19 seats and the new party led by Ofer Winter failing to cross the electoral threshold.

After escalation and mutual accusations: Qatari Prime Minister to visit Tehran
The Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced that Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani will arrive in Tehran tomorrow for talks with Iranian officials. The visit aims to de-escalate tensions and address regional security issues, including freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Eisenkot on Netanyahu: Shin Bet investigation will cause a public earthquake
Against the backdrop of the struggle over the state commission of inquiry, the former Chief of Staff opens a sharp front against Netanyahu, reveals the warnings he gave him before the disaster, and demands the publication of the cabinet protocols.

The mystery of the four bodies on the resort island: police officer arrested on suspicion of a cover-up
The picturesque tourist island turned into a scene of horror after four bodies of missing persons were found within 72 hours, with a local police officer suspected of closing hundreds of cases and forging official records.

Drama at the Eisenkot headquarters: Spyware and the decision not to involve the police
A serious cyber incident occurred at the election headquarters of the chairman of the Yashar party, after advanced spyware was discovered on the devices of senior officials. Despite the alarming findings, his associates made a surprising decision regarding the Israel Police.

Security guard collapsed after confrontation outside Tipex and Gali Atari concert, in serious condition
The collapse was reportedly preceded by a confrontation between the security guard and a man in his 40s whom he prevented from entering the show in Karmiel. The man has been arrested, and police are investigating whether he was intoxicated.

Tried to save his dog and was bitten: 76-year-old man shot neighbor's dog that attacked him, owner charged with negligence
A pit bull lunged at a neighbor's dog, forcing the neighbor to use his personal firearm to stop the attack. The dog's owner has been charged with negligence.

The criminals' nightmare: meet the police's operational dogs
Only six such dogs operate in Israel, and one of them is Venom, who assists in locating illegal residents, burglars, and chasing fleeing suspects. In the south, the dogs help fighters find drugs and weapons. "You tell a suspect to stop and he simply stops. If not - the dog chases him" | Special for International Dog Day

Netanyahu's aides fed the PM information about hostages 'so it would look like he cares', and sowed discord between the Defense Minister and the Chief of Staff
Correspondence between Urich, Feldstein, and Topaz Luk reveals how, as early as the morning of October 7, the PM's circle was managing his public image: 'No suit, combat mode.' Later, they discussed how to prepare him for meetings with hostage families to appear 'interested,' attempted to sow discord between Yoav Gallant and Herzi Halevi to force the Chief of Staff's resignation, and dictated...

Yael Shevach: The story of the gold bracelet that survived the fire in Samaria
A month after her home in the settlement of Havat Gilad in Judea and Samaria was destroyed in a severe fire, terror widow Yael Shevach shared the moving story of a family heirloom that survived the flames. An antique gold bracelet inherited from her grandmother remained intact despite the inferno.

Nancy Pelosi bets on the energy sector: what is known about her new investment
Nancy Pelosi, one of the most talked-about investors on Wall Street, has opened a large position in Bloom Energy. The stock surged on the report, and the market is discussing a potential upside of tens of percent. However, the stretched valuation is a reminder that even "smart money" can be wrong.

"A defining moment": The FDA has approved a new drug for the treatment of pancreatic cancer
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new drug, Rasonque, for the treatment of advanced pancreatic cancer. Experts believe this development could significantly improve outcomes for patients facing this deadly disease.

Beloved actress in complex health condition: "I was diagnosed with brain cancer"
A routine MRI scan revealed a cancerous tumor in the brain of the well-known star, who underwent two complex head surgeries following a severe complication discovered by a dermatologist that nearly cost her her life: "I am just grateful to be alive."

Gantz hints at reunion with former partner: "Past grievances will not be a consideration"
At a house meeting in Netanya, the Blue and White chairman was asked about a possible alliance with Chili Tropper. Gantz revealed that discussions are underway, alongside parallel talks with Gilad Erdan and Ayelet Shaked.

Hashmonaim Brigade fails to meet recruitment goals for next cycle
Expecting a large-scale recruitment, the Haredi brigade prepared to open two companies and assembled double command teams. However, data reaching the IDF indicated only about 100 recruits, leading to the decision to open only one company.

The education system is racing towards AI, but who will teach the students to think?
While the Ministry of Education promotes AI-based learning, more than 60% of 9th-grade students struggle with basic Hebrew. Between "cognitive laziness" and the notebook and pen: educators and students explain how to prevent technology from replacing human thought.

USA declares Palestine Action a terrorist organization: "We will eliminate the far-left"
Washington joins the UK in imposing strict sanctions on the pro-Palestinian organization that led massive protests against Israel and carried out violent acts, including storming Elbit factories and vandalizing British Air Force aircraft. Anyone doing business with them now risks sanctions. The US Treasury Secretary stated: "We will cut off their financial oxygen supply."

The judge was stunned: why did the multi-million lawsuit against AIG collapse?
A request to certify a class action lawsuit for 110 million shekels against the insurance company ended in a complete withdrawal by the plaintiff after the court revealed that the documents submitted were based on artificial intelligence hallucinations.

New study reveals: The daily habit that may lead to stomach cancer
Data collected over decades reveals that daily consumption of sugary drinks increases the risk of developing the disease by two and a half times. These are the surprising findings discovered regarding diet versions.
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Semyon Grafman makes a political comeback: he has founded a new party for the upcoming elections
Seven years after his first attempt, which yielded only a few thousand votes, the internet star and social activist is registering a new party ahead of the upcoming elections, hoping to translate his viral popularity into parliamentary seats.

Miller ahead of Lugano: "The deficit is not critical, we understand what is at stake"
The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach believes it is possible to erase the deficit against Lugano and secure a ticket to the European league stage. He is warming up for the return of the fans to the stands: "They create a home atmosphere, we appreciate their extraordinary effort."

Profit decline, rise in administrative and general expenses - but disappointing Amal continues to distribute dividends
Amal Holdings' results since its stock market debut last November are disappointing. In the second quarter, the company faced a decline in operating and net profit, as well as eroded profitability amid rising administrative and financing expenses.

Huge deficits and AI investments: what is pushing US bond yields to a peak?
The moderation of inflation and the weakening of the US labor market are lowering the probability of a rate hike there in September. However, investors are still concerned and are pricing in the risk in long-term bonds. Now also in podcast version.

With chairs and fists: severe violence between tourists and shop owners at a prestigious destination
A brawl broke out on the popular Italian island of Capri after reports stated that shop owners asked a group of tourists to move their children from the entrance to their shop. The unusual incident, which lasted several minutes, was documented by stunned passersby.

"No change in guidelines": Sderot Municipality statement amid social media discourse
Against the backdrop of reports regarding potential fire from Gaza, the city issued a clarification to residents: "We are in contact with the IDF, there are no specific warnings."

Gil Agmon takes advantage of Delek Automotive stock decline for massive purchase
CEO Gil Agmon purchased company shares for approximately 148 million shekels, increasing his stake from 49% to 56%. The stock has fallen by 67% since its last peak.

First publication: Peace Council rejects Hamas bluff
The Peace Council has refused to recognize a Hamas-prepared file alleging Israeli violations. The terrorist organization attempted to use the report to pressure the US administration via third parties, but the move was firmly rejected.

Cinderellas, giants and the new format: ahead of the Champions League draw
The Champions League is approaching the first big moment of the 2026/27 season: the league phase draw, which will be held on Thursday, August 27, in Monaco. According to UEFA, the upcoming season will be the 72nd in the history of the competition and the third in the new format, in which there is no classic group stage but a single table of 36 teams.

Itamar Ben Gvir shapes the Otzma Yehudit party list
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir has begun shaping the Otzma Yehudit party list ahead of the next Knesset elections. Several new names are being considered to join the list, aiming to build a circle of trusted allies around the minister and strengthen the faction.

Emily Damari in the hospital a day before the wedding: "We cried together"
Food blogger Daniel Amit and Emily Damari will get married tomorrow in Tel Aviv, but just before the big event, Damari shared an especially intimate and revealing moment by the bedside of her hospitalized father.

Revolution on the battlefield: The mobile kit that will change military intelligence
An Israeli company unveils a mobile tactical kit that allows frontline soldiers to extract critical information from phones and drones in real-time, without the need for a rear laboratory or network connection.

Exclusive: Behind the walls of the monastery in Portofino - the main wedding event of Omer and Sasha revealed
Under heavy security at the ancient Cervara monastery, Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich are celebrating their big wedding tonight, a little over half a year since they started dating. A mako celebrities correspondent in Portofino managed to infiltrate inside and bring the first exclusive documentation of the bride and groom from the closed event.

"Asked tough questions": The truth about the "young people" Netanyahu met at the well-known cafe
The Prime Minister arrived at Cafe Staff where he met with young men and women in their 20s and 30s: "They asked tough questions." However, at least two of them work with Likud MKs. This is the same cafe from the barista video.

Givati fighters refused a mission in the Gaza Strip due to the presence of a female paramedic
Fighters of the Rotem Battalion refused to carry out a patrol in a Namer APC due to the presence of a female paramedic in the vehicle. The IDF Spokesperson's Unit stated that the incident is under investigation and command measures will be taken.

Generational change in Lebanon and the destruction left by the IDF: "Nasrallah's life's work is falling apart"
The security establishment estimates that Hezbollah has lost thousands of operatives and commanders, and that infrastructure built over more than 20 years in southern Lebanon is gradually being destroyed. A senior security official explained the gap created by eliminated commanders and inexperienced replacements, and revealed the depth of the crisis in the Radwan Force: "They have suffered a heavy...

Hapoel Tel Aviv Sanctioned for Pyrotechnics Use
Following the use of flares during the 0:0 draw against Atalanta in Bergamo, the Reds have been fined 43,000 euros. Additionally, a ban on selling away tickets for one match has been imposed, with another suspended.

Moments away from the chuppah of Omer Adam and Sasha: reporting from the monastery in Portofino
With violins playing and 82 percent humidity, the mako Celebs correspondent arrived at the magnificent monastery in Portofino where the main chuppah of Omer Adam and Sasha will take place. Against a breathtaking backdrop and under tight security, celebrity guests have begun to fill the historic venue.

Harry and Meghan promised the King: On this day they will disappear from the headlines
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are expected to keep a low media profile on the day Prince George begins his studies at Eton this coming September. According to a report published today (Wednesday) on Fox News, a royal expert claims that the couple promised the King not to publish photos or statements on that day that could steal attention from the event. In the background is the planned return of...

Incident at Kaplan Medical Center: Ministry of Health Takes Urgent Measures
Following serious findings regarding suspected false entries in doctors' specialization logs, the Ministry of Health announced the opening of an independent and comprehensive investigation and summoned health system leaders to an urgent emergency meeting next week.

Concealed details about academic degree: The mayor of Arad convicted
Yair Maayan, mayor of Arad, has been convicted of disciplinary offenses. The tribunal ruled that he failed to disclose that his bachelor's degree was from an institution not recognized in Israel when applying for senior civil service positions. Maayan has accepted responsibility for his actions.

72-year-old teacher suspected of sexual harassment of a student
About a week ago, a complaint was filed against the teacher, and after his interrogation, he was released under conditions set by a police officer. In light of a "reasonable suspicion against him," the court ordered a 45-day extension of the conditions prohibiting him from contacting those involved and working with minors.

"It started like this and ended on October 7": The phenomenon that is once again worrying the Gaza Envelope
"Back then we trusted the army to protect us, today we have an additional role - to check that it is actually protecting us." Dozens of kites and balloons have been launched in recent months from the Gaza Strip, and some have landed in fields and inside communities. Residents warn of a return to the policy of containment: "We already know where this process can lead."

Official: Date Set for Next iPhone Announcement Event
Apple has officially announced the date for its September event. The presentation, titled "Surprise and shine," will take place on Wednesday, September 9, at the company's headquarters, Apple Park.

"Green light" for settlement: Court appoints manager for Papaya Gaming and freezes proceedings
The Tel Aviv District Court has appointed Adv. Gil Oren as the settlement manager for Papaya Gaming and granted a temporary stay of proceedings. The judge emphasized that the debt settlement plan for the $718 million liability must include owner contributions and potential investor involvement.

CEO of the "Peace Council" in Gaza: Hamas and armed factions have agreed to surrender their weapons
Nickolay Mladenov, CEO of the "Peace Council," announced that the terrorist organization has also agreed to transfer its full governing authority to an agreed-upon body. Last month, the cabinet approved the launch of the pilot phase of the plan to introduce international entities into the Gaza Strip.

Isrotel in surprising reports: Net profit jumped by 50% despite the war
Despite the impact of the 'Lion's Roar' war at the beginning of the year, the hotel chain presents exceptionally strong financial results with revenues totaling hundreds of millions of shekels.

Max Stock breaks the market: essential products starting from 1.90 shekels
The Max Stock chain is launching a variety of cheap solutions for school and offers writing kits, marker packs, backpacks, and pencil cases at rock-bottom prices, alongside a fifty percent discount on a favorite sports brand.

The Canadian 'Bad Cop' on the Front Lines of the Trade War with the US
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to take a firm line against Washington and has engaged in a heated war of words with President Donald Trump.

Eisenkot took a jab at Winter, who responded: 'I am proud that I was not under your command'
The chairman of the Amha Yisrael party responds to the former IDF Chief of Staff's statement that he is unfit to serve as Defense Minister due to a lack of General Staff experience. Winter attacked Eisenkot's containment policy and the senior appointments he led, including Herzi Halevi and Aharon Haliva, and promised to promote security concepts of rapid victory.

USA: Hackers operating under Chinese sponsorship infiltrated the systems of the Fed, NASA, and government offices
The US Department of Justice announced that federal agencies, including the Fed and NASA, were targeted by a Chinese-sponsored hacking group. The group utilized attack platforms known as QScan and QTRouter.

"It looked like a break-in - but it was actually police": Residents stunned by the state of their home after a search
Police arrived with a search warrant at the home of Ihab Mansour in the Old City of Acre. The homeowners were not present, and his 80-year-old mother was brought from a neighboring house to witness the search. The family claims significant damage was caused to the property and security cameras were ripped out. Nothing was seized during the operation.

Watch: Seven young men brutally beat an Eilat resident
The victim discovered that one of the young men had entered his car and driven it about 20 meters. When he asked him to get out, seven suspects, including three minors, attacked him, punching and kicking him. Security cameras documented the severe assault.

Actor Tim Curry ("The Rocky Horror Picture Show") has passed away at the age of 80
British actor Tim Curry, known for his iconic roles in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and "It," has passed away at the age of 80, following a career spanning decades in film, television, and theater. In 2012, he suffered a stroke.

The Eisenkot effect? Yair Golan requests state security from Noam Solberg and the Shin Bet chief
The chairman of the "Democrats" party, Yair Golan, turned today, Wednesday, to Deputy Supreme Court President Noam Solberg and Shin Bet chief David Zini with a request for personal security following an increase in threats. In his request, Golan listed several disturbing comments made on social media.

The children of reservists: an initiative providing a break from the war
This summer, about 300 additional teenagers are participating in Jewish summer camps as part of a first-of-its-kind resilience program. The format provides a unique experience for the children of reservists, including those who lost family members in the "Iron Swords" war: "This is the power of the Jewish people as a human network that crosses borders."

Celebration for Harel Wiesel: Fox shares soar, while Rimon stock plummets by nearly 15%
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with gains in the two main indices. The TA-35 index rose by 0.11% to 4,145.38 points, and the TA-125 index climbed by 0.28% to 4,042.96 points.

Investment houses demand that the regulator cut distribution fees at banks
The Association of Investment Houses has appealed to the Capital Markets Authority and the Supervisor of Banks with a demand to re-examine pension distribution fees. The association claims: while management fees have plummeted, the bank commission has been stuck for two decades at a rate of 0.25% and prevents objective advice in default funds. CEO Nimrod Sapir: "The time has come to update the...

Dolly Parton's Wikipedia page defaced with swastika: "Loves Jews"
Just hours after the announcement of the music star's death, unknown individuals defaced her page with offensive expressions, an image of a Nazi flag, and praise for a school shooter. The page was restored within a few hours.

Bill Gates warns: "There is no plan to deal with the AI shake-up"
Bill Gates warns that there is currently no plan to address the social, political, and economic disruptions caused by artificial intelligence. He argues that leaders and communities are not yet adequately prepared.

Believing in partnerships: The new move by the Av-Gad company
Barak Finance will invest about 49 million shekels and hold 49% in a new company with Av-Gad, which will take on 24 projects in the center of the country. Bank Hapoalim is investing about half a million shekels in establishing a community space, a cafe, and a workspace at Hermon Square in Kiryat Shmona. And Samsung will launch a web series in addition to a fashion campaign to promote its new...

In cooperation with the IDF: Accountant General promotes new system for monitoring the defense budget
Globes has learned that the Ministry of Finance and the defense establishment have agreed on the establishment of a new monitoring system for the defense budget. The system will allow for full and real-time reflection of the defense bodies' engagements with the Accountant General's division. However, the Budget Commissioner opposes the move, believing it is insufficient.

She said no to Elvis: The financial brain that turned Dolly Parton into a half-billion-dollar business
Dolly Parton, who passed away yesterday at the age of 80, is the definition of a self-made success. From being one of 12 children in an Appalachian cabin without running water, she built an empire worth roughly $450 million, spanning music, theme parks, and massive philanthropic efforts.

Meta got off cheap, but the settlement it reached may change the rules of the game
Meta has reached an $18 billion settlement in a massive lawsuit brought by 29 US states over claims that its platforms were designed to cause addiction among young users. The payment will be spread over 10 years.

Rare case: Judge cancels prenuptial agreement | "Wife exploited husband's dependence"
A Jerusalem court has canceled a prenuptial agreement approved 11 years ago, ruling it was signed under extreme duress. The judge found the husband was manipulated into signing the document without independent legal advice, believing it was merely a contingency measure. The couple's assets will now be divided equally.

Gantz's meeting with Erdan - and the 'matchmaker' who may join the union
It has come to the attention of 'Hayom' that behind the scenes, Ayelet Shaked, former Minister of Justice and Interior, is working on mediation and connection between the parties. Also: what did Erdan say about a connection with Blue and White just three months ago?

IDF incident: Soldiers refused to board APC due to presence of female paramedic
The incident was reported to battalion commanders, and a decision was made to court-martial the soldiers, though the IDF Spokesperson's Unit confirmed they have not yet been tried. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has previously emphasized that the integration of women into the military would be managed to respect the diverse social fabric of the country.

For only 59,900 shekels: motorcycle brand breaks the market with surprising prices
The Sherco importer is launching the 2027 models and completely eliminating the pricing gaps and bargaining common in the two-wheeled industry with a particularly surprising starting price.

Set for life: IDF officers receive 9 million shekels in pension — 20 thousand per month from age 45
The Ministry of Finance salary report reveals: an IDF officer retires with an average pension of 20,000 shekels per month and an accumulated pension of 9 million shekels, while a Major General receives about 73,000 shekels per month. The average pension in the IDF is far from the target set by law; Shin Bet and Mossad employees lead the table, women remain behind.

Meteorological Service warns of "unprecedented rain event" and flood risk in Gush Dan
A sharp change in weather over the weekend: starting Saturday night, widespread rain, thunderstorms, and hail are expected. 20–30 mm may fall on the coast within a few hours, potentially breaking the historical rainfall record for August.

Is the washing machine smelly? Why it happens – and how to solve it
We all know that disappointing moment: you collected the dirty clothes, sorted them by color, turned on the machine, and waited for the familiar, fresh scent of clean laundry. But the moment you opened the door, instead of a floral scent, you got a wave of bad odor, very reminiscent of sewage. It turns out this is a fairly common problem that bothers many of us. This smell not only harms the...

Investment from Nvidia and estimated launch date: new details on Ilya Sutskever's venture
About three years after leaving OpenAI, Ilya Sutskever is nearing the launch of his startup SSI's product. The company, which has already raised $7 billion, is designed to solve the memory limitation of existing models and allow them to adapt personally to the user in real time.

"He said: 'Dad, they are here, they broke the door'": Head of Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council recalls moments of fear
The personal tragedy that befell Uri Epstein on October 7, in which he lost his mother, son, and two brothers-in-law, led him to head the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council in its most difficult moments. In an interview, he recalls the morning he spent with his daughter in the safe room, and warns that the senior command's disregard for the collapse of trust in the IDF will lead to an existential...

Ben Zur reveals the price of success: "It's not simple to contain"
Singer Ben Zur held a Q&A session with his followers online on Tuesday, addressing his success, his trips to Uman for Rosh Hashanah, and the special friendship that formed between him and Thai boxer Ahavat Hashem Gordon. When asked what made him become a singer, he said: "You. I realized I have nothing else in life but this; I became a kind of messenger. There is nothing I love more than music and...

Pursuit, hitting police officers and shooting: drama on the streets of Beit Shemesh
An unusual incident occurred today in Beit Shemesh, after a police attempt to stop a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs developed into a pursuit and ended in gunfire. During the arrest attempt, the suspect hit two police officers, and law enforcement opened fire on his vehicle.
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Aviation giant returns to Ben Gurion Airport: prices for direct flights to the US
American airline Delta Air Lines is officially resuming flights to Israel starting September 6 following a thorough security assessment. Round-trip economy tickets start at $1,565 and include a cancellation option.

UBS issues 'Buy' recommendation for SolarEdge: "Will jump by 45%"
After the stock plummeted 30% following earnings reports and a series of investment houses lowered their target price, investment bank UBS is going against the grain and upgrading its recommendation to "Buy." Analysts see a 45% upside, linking it to regulatory changes in the US.

Israel's new hope: Will Slovenia prevent EU sanctions?
Slovenia and the Czech Republic vetoed a joint EU statement against construction in E1, forcing EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas to issue a statement on her own behalf. Simultaneously, Jerusalem identifies a dramatic shift in relations with the new administration in Ljubljana, with the first Israeli embassy in the country expected to open in September.

Golani Brigade reveals scale of threat in Lebanon: over 400 infrastructures destroyed
The IDF announced on Wednesday that the Golani Brigade Combat Team, operating under the 36th Division in southern Lebanon's security zone, has destroyed over 400 terrorist infrastructures and seized numerous weapons in recent weeks. The operation aims to neutralize threats to Israel and IDF forces in the region.

The battle over the Ashdod oil refinery reaches the court: a shareholder demands to disclose the agreements with Shapir
A shareholder of the Ashdod oil refinery has filed a request with the Tel Aviv District Court to disclose documents regarding the company's relationship with Shapir Engineering. The plaintiff is preparing a derivative lawsuit, alleging that the board of directors unlawfully granted Shapir de facto control over the refinery.

Easy recipe for a festive baked sweet potato salad
A festive sweet potato salad is exactly the side dish that is nice to place in the center of the table on Shabbat or a holiday. The sweet potato cubes are baked until soft and browned, get a sweet coating of chili and sesame, and are finished with toasted almonds that add an excellent texture.

Peace Council: Gaza 'starvation' campaign is a lie
The Peace Council stated today, Wednesday, that the latest report on Gaza provides irrefutable evidence of a significant increase in food supplies and improved health indicators.

Did not receive a realistic spot — and threatens to quit: The storm in the "Behad" party
The head of the Ethiopian immigrants' headquarters in the "Behad" party, former MK Alali Adamu, threatens to quit after being informed that the headquarters will not receive realistic representation on the list. In the background: fears of a significant decrease in the representation of the Ethiopian community in the next Knesset.

Supreme Court on the failure at the National Insurance Institute: Appoint a CEO immediately after the elections
A panel chaired by Justice Yitzhak Amit determined that the lack of a permanent CEO for nearly four years is a "sevenfold more severe" failure at this time. The state was required to submit an update notice by November 30. Movement for Quality Government: "The foot-dragging must end."

Compromise: Meta to pay up to $18 billion as part of the "addiction lawsuits" against Facebook and Instagram
Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion as part of a settlement in a massive lawsuit filed against it by 29 US states, alleging that the company violated the privacy of young users and integrated addictive features.

Trump revealed Mojtaba's condition and emphasized: "We will achieve victory in Iran soon"
US President Donald Trump provided additional details today (Wednesday) in an interview with conservative radio host Glenn Beck regarding the crown prince, Mojtaba Khamenei, and declared: "We will achieve a great victory in Iran very soon." "Mojtaba is not dead. His left arm and leg were injured, but he is alive. But if he is dead, they are doing a really good job of faking that he is alive," the...

"I will stab you, I will murder you": The sex worker brutally attacked by a client in an exclusive interview
An indictment was filed today (Wednesday) against Moshe Elimelech, 28, for aggravated robbery of L., 23, who works in sex services. According to the indictment, what began as a meeting at her apartment in the center of the country turned within minutes into an extremely violent event: Elimelech attacked her, threatened to stab and murder her, and fled the scene with two iPhones, a bag, and...

Leadership transition at Amanet: New CEO appointed amid financial results
After three and a half years at the helm, Amanet Group CEO Shmuel Alfasi is stepping down. He will be succeeded by Lior Levy Gilor, a veteran of the group who previously led its technology division.

Huge scandal at Omer Adam's wedding: "She arrived in a wedding dress"
Shay Zahavi's choice of attire for the most talked-about wedding in the country sparked an attack on social media, with users accusing her of a blatant attempt to steal the spotlight from the bride.

Eyal Golan or Omer Adam: Who is winning the battle of the millions?
The dramatic wealth comparison between Omer Adam and Eyal Golan reveals a huge gap, as for one of them music accounts for less than 2.5% of assets, while the other holds a thriving real estate empire.

Michpal Technologies continues acquisition spree: 56 million shekel deal
The Michpal Technologies group is expanding into fintech and digital payments by acquiring a 70% stake in Interspace Tranzila, a leading provider of credit card processing and cloud infrastructure services.

Anger in the 'Change Bloc' at Mansour Abbas: 'Friendly fire'
The renewed identification of the Ra'am chairman as a Palestinian has sparked anger in the 'Change Bloc', where he is accused of damaging the chances of forming a government. In the background lies the fear of the strengthening of the Joint List and the expected addition of Yoav Segalovitz to the list. Abbas is trying to balance between the voices of the sector and joining the coalition.

Revealed: Mark Zuckerberg's dramatic plan to replace thousands of employees with AI
Last January, Meta executives developed a secret initiative, Project OT, aimed at replacing thousands of employees with AI agents. The plan was ultimately abandoned due to technical limitations and internal pushback.

Crisis in Tel Aviv District: Ayalon sub-district commander resigns in protest over police officer's dismissal
Brigadier General Daniel Hadad will leave the police in the coming weeks as an "act of support" for the Holon station commander, who was recently dismissed by Tel Aviv District Commander Major General Haim Sargrof.

Moments after announcing the move: Harry and Meghan have landed in England
Only last week it was reported that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would return to the UK after six years in the United States. According to a BBC report, they have already landed in the kingdom along with their two children.

Trump reveals new details: "Mojtaba is not dead, but was very severely injured on his left side"
In a radio interview, Trump claims that Mojtaba was not eliminated but was severely injured on his left side, and attacks: "The regime is pretending." Regarding the lack of uprising in Iran, he said: "You cannot expect citizens to go out to the street when they are being shot at with machine guns."

Despite objections: The tender for the construction of the largest desalination plant in Israel is underway
The Accountant General's Department at the Ministry of Finance has published the pre-qualification documents for the international tender for the construction of the desalination plant in Emek Hefer. It is expected to be the largest in Israel and one of the largest of its kind in the world.

"Largest of its kind in the world": New desalination plant will provide 40% of drinking water
The tender committee has published the pre-qualification stage for a facility that will provide about 40% of domestic and industrial water consumption in Israel. The project in Emek Hefer will be built on 200 dunams and may include a natural gas power plant, and may also support water exports to Jordan.

"Forgery and concealment by deception": Gila Gamliel files police complaint over vote recount
Knesset member Gila Gamliel filed a police complaint on Wednesday regarding the decision to recount votes at Likud polling stations in Be'er Ya'akov. The complaint targets Likud CEO David Sharan, MK Haim Katz, and the Reshef Security firm.

Erez Isakov in a new relationship with a billionaire heiress: all the details
The glamorous and quiet relationship that took place far from the cameras' eyes has come to a surprising end, after a joint luxury vacation in Greece and just before the connection was officially revealed to the public.

The dramatic sacrifice of Israelis: what they will do for their dog
A new and unusual survey reveals surprising data on the attitude towards beloved pets in Israel, how many of us sleep with them in bed, and which is the most popular breed that has conquered the country.

Yossi Fatal Steps Down as CEO After 11 Years: Successor Announced
During a challenging time for Israel's inbound tourism industry, Guy Kelner has been appointed as the new CEO of the Chamber of Inbound Tourism Organizers, succeeding Yossi Fatal, who held the position for 11 years.

Noa Kirel should know: Roberto's big project is closed
Less than a year after its high-profile launch, which was accompanied by a docu-series, the intriguing musical project of the well-known agent is officially disbanded, and the band members are going their separate ways.

Disappointment for investors: Bitcoin is down, Ripple plummeted by more than 4%
Bitcoin and Ethereum are retreating on a volatile trading day, but Ripple stands out negatively, disappointing investors with a sharp drop of 4.78% despite a weekly surge.

Harel celebrated its achievement in the Globes brand index during an investor call
Alongside a net profit of approximately 1.02 billion shekels in the second quarter, Harel CEO Nir Cohen chose to conclude the investor call with a different achievement. Cohen took pride in the fact that Harel is the only insurance and finance company to have entered the Globes brand index. "It is not just a matter of recognition, but to what extent the customer trusts and values the brand - this...

Storm in Spain: Did the government ignore intelligence warnings before the breach in Ceuta?
Defense Minister Margarita Robles claims that the warning reached the police and immigration authority, which identified the mass call to cross the border. These remarks contradict previous government statements that there was no prior information. The storm increases pressure on Prime Minister Sanchez, whom polls predict will lose his rule in the upcoming elections.

"The closure notice was sent to the deceased": The mother who lost her son is appealing
The mother of Jazi Abu Sbitan, who was killed at the age of 22 when scaffolding collapsed at the luxury Park Bavli project, is seeking to overturn the prosecution's decision to close the case without filing indictments. In addition, the mother attacks the manner in which the closure decision was delivered to the family. The prosecution: "The family members were personally updated on the full...

Lebanese President: "There is no choice but negotiations with Israel"
According to Aoun, achieving an IDF withdrawal from Lebanon, the release of prisoners, and the reconstruction of the country "cannot be achieved through war." Contacts continue despite gaps regarding the disarmament of Hezbollah and the pressure exerted on the leadership in Beirut.

Disappointing exit for Israeli company that developed technology for testing the quality of vegetables and fruits
Israeli agritech company CropX is acquiring startup SCIO, which developed food quality testing technology. The deal is not considered a successful exit, as the acquisition price is estimated to be lower than the 64 million dollars the company raised.

"In Basel I founded the Jewish state": 129 years later, a "Death to Zionism" demonstration was planned in the city
The Basel-Stadt cantonal police announced that a demonstration planned for Saturday under the title "Death to Zionism" cannot be approved, and that security forces are preparing to take the necessary measures to deal with it.

After more than 250 days at sea: US aircraft carrier to dock in Thailand
The aircraft carrier participated in the American operation against Iran. Recently, reports emerged regarding the deterioration of the crew's mental health and a shortage of basic supplies, including food and hygiene products.

Eyal Golan reveals: What happened during the trip to Greece
Eyal Golan has returned from a family vacation with his children and his personal nanny, sparking a wave of online speculation. The singer shared his true feelings about the trip and what it meant to him.

Ninja launches a must-have product for every home: a competitor to Tami4 for only 750 NIS?
The popular electronics brand Ninja introduces HydraSense: a stylish desktop water dispenser with a smart touch screen, promising to filter 99% of contaminants from tap water and serve as a green and convenient alternative to polluting plastic bottles.

Discount of up to 50%: Israeli hotel chain in an unprecedented promotion
Ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections, the Atlas boutique hotel chain is launching a special offer for Israelis arriving from abroad to vote, as well as for residents of the country. These are the dates and full conditions for receiving the significant discount.

Dramatic mandate poll: Smotrich crashes, Winter surprises, and the right-wing bloc is at a low
A new mandate poll reveals a shake-up in the national camp, as the Religious Zionism party fails to pass the electoral threshold while the new party of a reserve brigadier general records a surprising achievement.

Following Israel Canada Hotels: Fattal also bites into the assets of the German giant that fell into difficulties
Fattal and Israel Canada Hotels have leveraged the financial distress of the German Revo Hospitality Group to expand their European footprint. The companies are acquiring rights to 15 hotels in Germany and the Netherlands for approximately 40 million euros.

"The Gaza Envelope must emerge from the crisis stronger and safer": Eisenkot establishes a rehabilitation team
The chairman of the Yashar! party announced during a tour of the south the establishment of a team that will deal with the rehabilitation and development of the Gaza Envelope and the Western Negev. On the team: Head of the Ramat HaNegev Regional Council Eran Doron, Tair Ifargan, Oshrat Gani Gonen, and representatives of the Gaza Envelope communities. "The rehabilitation of the south begins first...

Because of a glass of water: 17-year-old stabbed his cellmate
A 17-year-old appeared in court for a different matter, was released home - and then it was discovered that he had stabbed his cellmate in the face and neck with a ceramic shard. He is charged with assault under aggravating circumstances.

The class is waiting for them, the family is not yet: over 60 children need foster families
Just days before September 1st, dozens of children are still waiting for a home that can take them in. While their friends prepare for the first day with their parents, some of them will return to emergency centers at the end of the school day. "They see others who found a home and ask: what is wrong with me?"

Dolly Parton's representatives announce the passing of the beloved singer
Dolly Parton's team has confirmed that the beloved country music star has passed away following a short battle with cancer. The singer died at the age of 80, about a year and a half after the death of her husband, Carl, to whom she was married for 58 years.

Netanyahu offered condolences to the family of Yehuda Katz: "The people of Israel are deeply moved by his return"
The Prime Minister visited the home of the family of the last missing soldier from the Battle of Sultan Yacoub, whose remains were returned to Israel in a special operation by the IDF and the Mossad. Family members spoke about his character as a Torah scholar, a man of values, and a dedicated soldier.

Worth about 3 million shekels: Police confiscated trucks and forklifts in Rahat
As part of an investigation against a resident of Rahat, police and enforcement authorities raided a logistics complex suspected of being used to conceal goods. Two trucks and two forklifts worth millions of shekels were seized at the site. An illegal resident who tried to escape after getting off a forklift was detained for questioning.

Complaint of rape of a 7-year-old boy at a residential facility for children with special needs in Be'er Sheva
The child's father claims that a 17-year-old youth living at the facility, which is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Welfare, sexually abused his son on several occasions - and with the knowledge of staff members who did not report it. According to the police complaint, one of the instructors reported the incidents to the facility's social worker after she was fired - but nothing was...
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After the surge: how you can invest in Bitcoin at a 40% discount
The Israeli company published its reports for the first half of 2026, showing that it holds over 1,000 Bitcoins while its stock trades at a much lower valuation. How did such a gap emerge, and what does it mean for those considering exposure to Bitcoin through this stock?

The model that sold out in minutes returns to stores in Israel: only one pair per customer
After stocks ran out quickly in previous launches, the Nike Mind 001 flip-flop returns to Israel in new colors. Sales will begin tomorrow at 09:00, in only 5 stores, and with limited stock.

The graph does not lie: The truth about housing prices, Treasury data, and Tidhar reports
The average apartment price rose by 3.7% this year, the average mortgage continues to rise, and Tidhar reports point to a jump in revenue and profit, while the company previously spoke of a price crash and is now predicting a market recovery.

New Hanukkah show revealed: a massive 12 million shekel investment
The grand Hanukkah production, with a massive 12 million shekel investment, will unite stars like Yuval HaMevulbal, Michal HaKtana, and Tal Mussari in a magical journey to the 'Wish Factory'. Ticket sales are now open.

50 meters from the 'yellow line': IDF destroys Hamas ambush point in Jabalia
IDF forces destroyed a building in Jabalia, northern Gaza, on Tuesday, which served as a Hamas weapons depot and ambush site. Several terrorists were eliminated during the strike.

Hovering in the air? No longer science fiction: China has launched a "flying skateboard"
Chinese startup CoolFly has unveiled Urban, the world's first manned aircraft operated while standing. The platform utilizes artificial intelligence to correct balance in real time. According to the developers, users can master flight in just 10 minutes.

Ministry of Finance: Salary of young career soldiers in the IDF rose by 10% in a year
The Ministry of Finance has published the security system salary report for 2023-2024. The average salary in secret agencies stands at 32,225 NIS. The average budgetary pension for IDF officers is valued at nine million NIS. The number of civilian IDF employees reached approximately 8,000 in 2024.

Contrary to initial investigation: Palestinian police officers arrested reservist in Area C
Palestinian police officers set up a checkpoint in an area where they are prohibited from operating independently and arrested the soldier on their own initiative. The soldier was driving on the 'Ma'azim Road' — a dangerous route where travel is supposed to be coordinated with the IDF.

Knocked a nun to the ground in Jerusalem, kicked her - and was acquitted due to insanity | Documentation of the attack
The court determined that Yona Simcha Schreiber from Pedu'el committed the acts attributed to him - but acquitted him following a psychiatric opinion, which determined that he was in a psychotic state. He will be sent for psychiatric hospitalization for a period of six years.

On the 30th day since her mother's death: Woman arrested on suspicion of threatening to murder her son
The police arrested the woman after she had consumed alcohol and requested to extend her detention and send her for a psychiatric evaluation. After it became clear in court that the son does not wish to file a complaint and said he does not feel threatened, the woman was released.

Woman collapsed, was resuscitated – and received a parking fine for staying too long
A 54-year-old woman from Auckland, New Zealand, collapsed in a supermarket parking lot, suffering a cardiac arrest. While she was being rushed to the hospital, her car remained in the lot for over five hours, resulting in an automated $80 fine for exceeding the 90-minute limit.

Disaster in Pakistan: 14 infants perished in a hospital fire
15 infants were in the ward where the fire broke out, only one of them survived: "A hospital doctor rescued him." The police updated that identification of the victims will be possible only through DNA testing. The Prime Minister ordered the establishment of an investigative committee that will submit its findings within 24 hours.

Erdogan's message to Israel: "Provocations and plots will not stop us"
The President of Turkey presented Ankara as seeking to turn the region into a "home of peace, security and stability," but at the same time sharpened his tone toward Israel. In another speech, he implicitly accused the Netanyahu government of attempting to plunge the region into instability - and promised that "blood merchants" and "genocide perpetrators" will lose.

"The Israeli Drug King of Goa" has disappeared from Indian authorities again
Yaniv Benaim, nicknamed "Atala", who was at the center of a drug affair that shook Goa in 2010, did not appear for a hearing in a new case against him after being released on bail. Indian authorities have declared him a fugitive, issued an arrest warrant and a border alert - 16 years after he first disappeared from Goa and was extradited from Peru.

Locked the door, punched and pulled hair: Border Police commander charged with assaulting a policewoman and indecent assault
Itamar Karko, a squad commander in the Judea and Samaria Border Police, is accused of taking a young policewoman to a club on the Abu Dis base after a joint shift, locking the door and blocking it with a broomstick. According to the indictment, as part of a "hazing game," he repeatedly hit her, pulled her hair, and subsequently brought her face close to his genitals without her consent.
Yohananof Continues 'Dreams' Promotion: 50% Discount, Two Days Left
The retail chain is offering dramatic price cuts on dozens of leading brands ahead of the new school year. The promotion, covering staple goods and children's food, ends on August 28.

After 20 years: Ido Rosenblum says goodbye – Assi Israelof to replace him
One of the most recognizable and beloved game shows in Israel is moving to Reshet 13, with a significant change in the hosting position: Assi Israelof will replace Ido Rosenblum. The show, which first aired in Israel in 2007, will return in a new version produced by Endemol Shine Israel.

The largest of its kind in the world: a giant project gets underway in Israel
The Ministry of Finance has published an international tender for the construction of an unprecedented desalination plant in Emek Hefer that will provide about 40% of annual water consumption and will affect relations with the neighboring country.

Hundreds of travelers missing and heavy destruction in a deadly flood on the Nepal-China border: at least 17 dead
Massive water currents washed away settlements in northern Nepal and knocked multi-story buildings into the river. The water level makes it difficult for rescue helicopters to land in the area. In neighboring Tibet, casualties were also reported, and roads, electricity, and communications were cut off. Among the missing are 291 foreign citizens and 93 Nepalese citizens. 60 workers are missing at a...

"They have everything they could ask for, except this": The pain behind the Beckhams' second honeymoon
While the couple returned to the luxury hotel where they fell in love 29 years ago to rekindle their romance, the rift with their eldest son continues to take its toll. A source tells the "Daily Mirror" that David and Victoria Beckham are recovering from a painful period, but also reveals an unexpected side to the family crisis.

Hapoel Jerusalem clarifies: "We are candidates for a permanent EuroLeague license"
Hapoel Jerusalem is launching a public relations counter-offensive, clarifying that it is far from giving up the fight for a ticket to the continent's premier competition. A day after reports were published in Europe stating that the club was left out of the list of 11 leading candidates that moved to the next stage of the franchise tender, the management of the Reds published a firm clarification...

"I panicked": Jennifer Garner opens up about the financial crisis after her divorce from Ben Affleck
After putting her career on hold to raise the children she shared with Ben Affleck, the divorce changed everything for Jennifer Garner. Now, in an interview for the Aspire podcast, she talks about ageism in Hollywood, the fear of being left without a livelihood as a single mother, and how she went from someone who didn't think about money to a self-made millionaire. "Just because people know you...

Storm following Yitzhak Amit's remarks: "Insolent mockery of a huge public"
Shas party today (Wednesday) sharply attacked the President of the Supreme Court, Justice Yitzhak Amit, following his remarks about holders of "kosher phones" during a High Court of Justice hearing on a petition against the expansion of broadcasting areas for regional radio stations. The party defined his words as "insolent mockery" and claimed they express "arrogance and detachment from a huge...

"In an era where AI knows everything, students need more human intelligence"
When entering the gates of the Shaanan Academic College of Education in Haifa, it is hard to believe the institution is marking its 75th anniversary. Prof. Avi Levy, the college president, is convinced that precisely now, when machines are more sophisticated than ever, the education system must return to the most basic element: the human being.

Forer against Ben Gvir: "Why did the Shin Bet join the investigation into Eymunut only now?"
An MK from the Yisrael Beiteinu party demands to know why the agency joined the investigation only two and a half years after her disappearance. In his letter, he asks what has changed, whether new lines of inquiry are being pursued, and if all possible technological and intelligence resources have been utilized.

15-year-old caught driving a car, his relative: 'I wanted the child to learn to drive'
The teenager was stopped for inspection near the Sa'ir-Halhul junction on Highway 60. The license of the 30-year-old who sat next to him was revoked, and the vehicle was impounded for 30 days.

"Initiation ceremony" that turned into abuse: Border Police commander beat a policewoman and committed an indecent act against her
According to the indictment, the police officer locked the door of the club at the base in Abu Dis, punched a young policewoman about 20 times, and pulled her hair. Later, it is alleged, he brought her face close to his genitals, and she broke free in a panic. The Department of Internal Police Investigations (DIPI) charges him with simple assault and an indecent act.

Following the CFO's departure: Lawsuit against Tomer Mazon and the controlling shareholder
A shareholder of Tomer Mazon has filed a 2.5 million shekel lawsuit, alleging bad faith during the merger and the concealment of inventory issues, which led to the suspension of the company's shares.

Nepal: At least 17 dead in floods, fears for the lives of hundreds missing - including Israelis
Flash floods on the Tibet-Nepal border led to the erasure of entire villages. As of now: only 12 people have been rescued from the disaster zones. The President of China ordered rescue and relief forces to be sent to the border area. Officials in the country estimate: "The scale of the casualties is enormous."

Parents threaten High Court: "Immediately freeze the pilot for replacing medical assistants"
Following Walla's exposure regarding the placement of nurses in ten schools as early as the upcoming school year, the Ya'el association demands to stop the move and ensure that no child loses the existing medical response. If the Ministry of Education does not respond by August 30, the association threatens to petition the High Court.

To keep the branch open on Shabbat: Tiv Taam acquires land in Ashdod for 41 million shekels
Tiv Taam is preparing for the possibility that it will be required to leave its existing branch at the Star Center in 2029, and has purchased land in Ashdod for 40.8 million shekels to establish a new branch. The move comes against the backdrop of an eviction lawsuit filed by the property owners that ended in a compromise, and concerns regarding religion and kashrut issues. At the same time, the...

Bank Hapoalim invests over 500,000 shekels to revitalize Kiryat Shmona
Bank Hapoalim is providing a tailwind to Kiryat Shmona with a significant donation for the restoration of the city's "beating heart," the establishment of the new "Mona" complex, and the "Live Thursday at the Square" event series, which will support local businesses and encourage the return of residents.

The star of Israel's most famous audition makes a comeback: "There is no choice"
The beloved singer announces a new album that has been launched, and talks about the complexity of its creation, and what brought her into the recording studio.

National Insurance Institute News for Eligible Citizens: A Simple and Fast Path to Benefits
The National Insurance Institute is publishing digital brochures that consolidate information on rights, benefits, and perks in one place, with direct links to forms and services on their website. Targeted groups include discharged soldiers, senior citizens, victims of hostilities, and mothers.

Silent during interrogation, known to police: remand extended for suspect in murder of Yanis Yushaev
The 54-year-old suspect, originally from Beit She'an, previously served several prison terms for property crimes, drugs, and weapons offenses. The court extended his remand until September 3.

Noam Bettan to perform at a wedding in Moscow
Noam Bettan will perform at a wedding in Moscow, despite the significant security tensions in the region due to the ongoing war. Sources told mako: "Despite the concerns, he does not want to disappoint the couple."

Computers, documents and cash: Police raided a gambling house in Ashdod
Fighters of the Sa'ar Brigade and detectives of the Ashdod station raided a complex in the city as part of a search warrant. Equipment suspected of being used to operate illegal games was found at the site, and the woman in charge of the place was detained for questioning.

Groomed, training and getting infected: more young people are dealing with nail fungus
Nail fungus is no longer the domain of the elderly alone; young people who spend time in the gym, at the pool, and in beauty salons may be more exposed. Why this happens, what the risk factors are, and how to reduce the risk – without giving up your grooming and training routine.

Dalia Korkin admits: "The results are not as good as we had hoped"
The nursing and care company shows stagnation in operating profit, alongside a decline in the stock since the IPO. It reports the acquisition of a company in the home care sector for 72 million shekels, expects recent acquisitions to add 190 million shekels to revenue, and aims to expand into care for the homeless and autistic: "This is a division that will bring us to large turnovers."

Behind the rise in the number of teachers: who is actually teaching math and science?
CBS data indicates an increase in the number of math and science teachers since 2011, but also reveals gaps in professional qualifications and significant attrition rates among new teachers. In some cases, teachers continue to teach these core subjects for three years or more despite lacking the proper qualifications.

Mathematics and Sciences: Alarming Data on Teacher Qualifications in Israel
CBS data reveals that only about half of science and mathematics teachers in elementary schools are qualified to teach their subjects. Many continue to teach without proper credentials for years. With international performance at a low, nearly a quarter of new science teachers leave the profession within five years.

The surprising country whose economy survived the war with Iran with distinction
World press headlines: In the USA, billions of shekels in Israeli public diplomacy are encountering a young generation that is not being convinced; Washington's economic pressure on Iran is landing directly on the shoulders of citizens suffering from a price surge; and in Egypt, against all gloomy forecasts, the local economy is managing to surprise analysts. Globes presents a daily short review...

Kineret Barashi loses lawsuit against Yaya Fink and Yair Golan
The Central Elections Committee rejected Kineret Barashi's petition against the use of military ranks in the 'Democrats' campaign and ordered her to pay legal costs. Yaya Fink celebrated the victory on social media.

Barak Abramov and Jackie Ben-Zaken arrive at NASDAQ: The important document the company received
The company backed by Jackie Ben-Zaken, Barak Abramov, and Tzahi Abu has received preliminary approval from the NASDAQ exchange for a dual listing in the US. But the road to trading is still paved with several conditions and a very close deadline. What exactly is missing, and how much of the dream is already priced into the stock currently trading in Tel Aviv?

Capital Market Authority tightens fight against fraud: demands review of accounts opened in the last two years
The Capital Market Authority is requiring supervised financial service providers to conduct a comprehensive review of their identification systems, including a retrospective examination of accounts opened in the last two years.

Ashtrom predicts housing market recovery as stock price declines
Ashtrom Group reported second-quarter losses driven by high financing costs. The company detailed sales figures for major projects and outlined its forecast for a residential market rebound in 2027.

Smotrich: "Abbas is a dangerous enemy", Hendel: "He is not worthy of being a Knesset member"
The political system is outraged by the words of the Ra'am chairman, who wrote in a post that "the Jewishness of the state was forced upon him and he does not deny the Nakba". The chairman of the Religious Zionism party: "A wolf in sheep's clothing". Ofer Winter: "He can go to any Arab country he wants".

Storm in Belgium: Government refuses to accept students from Gaza
A group of Palestinian researchers who have already received study offers in the European country will not be able to begin their studies. The reason is the blocking of their exit from the Gaza Strip due to disagreements within the nationalist coalition regarding immigration policy.

Against the crypto empires: 3,200 banks initiate a multi-trillion dollar network
The US banking system is launching an unprecedented technological project to counter the rise of cryptocurrencies, aiming to establish a bank-owned nationwide blockchain network by 2027.

Surprising appointment at MaccabiDent: The new CEO revealed
After five years in the position and 13 years in the Maccabi group, Toni Cohen is leaving the network of clinics that serves about one million patients annually. Who is the new CEO stepping into her shoes?

Right-wing activist who lost to Shikma Bressler sued for millions: "They are silencing me"
After being ordered to pay about 150,000 shekels to Shikma Bressler, Fani Michaeli is also facing another lawsuit for 2.6 million shekels. She now claims that the legal proceedings are taking a heavy toll on her, while she is a mother of two IDF soldiers.

Beloved Tel Aviv restaurant closes: economic burden and drug addict plague take their toll
The "Para" group is parting ways with the popular "Gita" restaurant due to the security situation, municipal bureaucracy, and neglect in the Levinsky Market. Despite the pain, the group is expanding operating hours at its other restaurants and promoting new projects.

Israel Airports Authority Chairman Iftach Ron-Tal Increases Stake in AirEngi
AirEngi Chairman of the Board, Major General (res.) Iftach Ron-Tal, and CEO Tal Raz have jointly purchased 28,285 shares of the company. The move follows the publication of H1 2026 financial reports, which showed a significant strengthening of the company's equity and balance sheet.

Inspired by Erdogan? Turkish Authorities Open Investigation Against Teva
The Turkish Competition Authority has opened an investigation into the pharmaceutical company Teva on suspicion of taking steps to limit competition in the generic drug market, including through the strategic use of patent procedures and the presentation of allegedly misleading information to health authorities. The company stated: "This is a process concerning the Copaxone drug from the past, and...

OpenAI exposes Russian influence campaign that promoted a fictitious Israeli "research institute"
OpenAI has exposed a Russian influence campaign that exploited AI to promote a fictitious Israeli "research institute" called the International Burke Institute (IBI). The operation used plagiarized academic work and fabricated indices to present Russia in a positive light.

Even Carine Goren begs for recipes from friends
And it's a good thing Anat shared her recipe for apple cake

Orlando Bloom dropped out of project at the last minute — production team is furious
The Hollywood star was set to co-produce and star alongside Priyanka Chopra in the independent thriller Reset, but backed out just before filming began.

"The Great Oil Parking Lot": How Gulf States Bypass the Strait of Hormuz Blockade
Satellite imagery has revealed dozens of ship-to-ship oil transfers in the Gulf of Oman. While Iran struggles under a naval blockade, regional states are successfully adapting their supply chains, using the open sea to transit millions of barrels of crude.

Crowbar and spitting: 3 minors suspected of attacking a Hod HaSharon resident
According to the investigation, the minors spat at a man in his 60s walking down the street late at night, then attacked him using a crowbar. Two suspects were released under restrictive conditions, while the third will face court.

100,000 users in 6 days: The legendary video format returns
Nine years after the shutdown of Vine, the Divine app offers six-second looped videos. Launched on August 20, the service has already gained over 100,000 users and restored approximately 170,000 archived clips.

Not in the cards? Kylie Jenner on the future with Timothée Chalamet: "Another baby right now is crazy"
After previously hinting that she was open to expanding her family with partner Timothée Chalamet, Kylie Jenner is addressing the matter again and admits that having another child is not currently at the top of her priority list.

67-year-old man arrested for stabbing bank employee in Tel Aviv
The incident took place at a bank branch on Salame Street. Police arrested the 67-year-old suspect at the scene. The 45-year-old victim was evacuated to the hospital in moderate condition.

Want both high-tech and stability? Here are 10 new jobs you should know about
The demand for technological roles in the Israeli government and public sector is at its peak. The SQlink Group, which provides technological services and solutions for the high-tech market, is recruiting employees for new projects in government and public bodies.

At 25: Yehuda Buchbut leaves Tel Aviv and returns to his parents
A few days after Michal HaKtana and Yehuda Buchbut officially announced their breakup, the young actor is leaving the luxury apartment in central Tel Aviv and returning to an unexpected place where he will reside in the near future.

Real Estate Developer Shai-Chai Prepares for IPO
The Shai-Chai Group, a prominent participant in Israel Land Authority tenders, is planning an IPO within the next six months. Yesterday, the company won a major tender for 258 housing units in Ness Ziona.

Harel Wizel and Samsung: Merging Fashion and Technology
Samsung Israel and Terminal X are launching a joint initiative integrating foldable Galaxy devices into the fashion and beauty industry. The project culminates in an event held today in Tel Aviv.

Despite the Ministry of Health's position: The gynecologist convicted of sex offenses will return to work
The Jerusalem District Court dismissed the appeal against the decision to suspend Dr. Benny Schechter's license for only seven years, ruling that the organizations had no standing to appeal. Women's organizations announced they will petition the High Court of Justice.

Partner reports reveal: how much is each customer worth to a mobile company?
Partner's revenue fell by 1.5% to 790 million shekels, but operating profit and EBITDA continued to grow. The company crossed the one million 5G subscriber mark for the first time, alongside an increase in internet and television subscribers. The company is awaiting a court ruling on its request to distribute a special dividend.

After announcing two shows: Stadium in Russia distances itself from Kanye West
Kanye West announced two shows in St. Petersburg, but the designated stadium has now announced that no contract was signed and the event will not take place on its premises. The organizers insist: "The show has not been cancelled."

Kremlin: CIA Director's visit to Moscow intended for intelligence coordination
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov addressed today (Wednesday) the visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow and said that the visit is "related to coordination between intelligence agencies."

IKEA, BIG, and Rami Levy want in too: The list of demand for data centers has been revealed
A document from the Noga company, recently published on the government website, reveals 100 requests to connect server farms across the country, involving real estate and retail giants. In the background: the surge in the use of artificial intelligence and cloud services, which creates unprecedented demand for electricity and puts the power grid to a dramatic test.

New development: Will Trump deport the Muslim congresswoman?
US President Donald Trump shared a report this week stating that the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is refusing to disclose documents related to Muslim congresswoman Ilhan Omar, claiming that their release could interfere with "enforcement proceedings." Trump shared the report without further commentary, but the move has reignited the question of whether authorities are examining...

"We see each other less": Bar Brimer admits to the challenge he and Agam Buhbut are facing
He is one dance away from reaching the "Dancing with the Stars" final, and his packed schedule is taking a toll on his relationship with his partner, Agam Buhbut. In an interview with "Morning News" alongside Sana Sokol, he shared the difficulties of the current period and also spoke about the dream of making history with a second consecutive win for the dancer.

Has the accessible carriage become a bicycle storage? The reality of train travel for the disabled
If an ordinary passenger discovers that a station elevator is out of order, they can usually find another way. For a passenger in a wheelchair, a broken elevator or a failure in pre-arranged assistance often means the train is inaccessible. The problems continue inside the train, where designated accessible carriages are frequently blocked by bicycles and scooters.

Haven't organized a school bag yet? You're in luck because prices have dropped
Ahead of the final week before the start of the school year: chains and stores selling back-to-school equipment are forced to lower prices. The main discounts are on bags, pencil cases, and diaries. Fashion chains that sell back-to-school items on a one-time basis have also launched promotions.

Six-month-old infant suffered from shortness of breath and coughing - X-ray revealed staple pins in the esophagus
A six-month-old infant suffered from coughing, shortness of breath, and vomiting and was treated repeatedly with inhalations and medications, but his condition did not improve. Only when he arrived at the Assuta Ashdod Public Hospital did an X-ray reveal that a pack of staple pins was in his body, some of which had already pierced the esophageal wall. Teams from three units were required for a...

Following road dispute: Wolt courier arrested for stabbing bus driver
A 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak was arrested on Tuesday for stabbing a bus driver in Ramat Gan following a road dispute. The driver sustained light injuries, and the suspect fled the scene before being apprehended.

"I don't have money for McDonald's": Why do billionaires claim they are broke?
YouTube creator Jimmy Donaldson, known as "MrBeast", holds a fortune of $2.6 billion but recently claimed he lacks liquid cash. Donaldson explained that his capital is tied up in his $5 billion company, forcing him to borrow money for daily expenses.

The "Investment Account" reform: How will the new model exempt from capital gains tax work?
The Ministry of Finance plans to allow Israelis to manage an investment portfolio of up to 200,000 shekels per year without paying tax on every transition between assets. The main beneficiaries will be long-term savers, but holders of large provident funds may be harmed by the deposit limit. What should you know before the reform takes effect in 2027?

Palestinian elections are approaching — the possibility of cancellation is back on the table
Senior PA officials emphasize that elections for the Legislative Council are expected to take place at the end of November, but set a series of conditions for their holding. The opposition to Mahmoud Abbas / Abu Mazen fears: "This is a way to postpone the elections again."

Ramle murder investigation: 4 suspects arrested in connection with Asma Abu Ghanem case
Two months after the murder of 18-year-old Asma Abu Ghanem in Ramle, police have arrested four suspects, including a relative. Authorities believe the incident was rooted in a family dispute.

Kubbeh at the price of a restaurant meal: We tested the frozen kubbeh of Robi Michael
Robi Michael, a chef and culinary content creator, launched a line of frozen kubbeh together with the brand "Kuba HaBayit". The series includes beet kubbeh filled with hashweh and hamusta kubbeh filled with siska. Each package includes a soup recipe. We checked how it turns out in the pot, how much it costs relative to competitors in the market, and whether it is worth your money.

Report: New wave of rumors in Iran regarding the death of Mojtaba Khamenei
Iranian journalist and researcher Arash Azizi wrote for the digital magazine "The Atlantic" that the decrease in activity and statements from the leader is fueling a growing wave of rumors about his condition. "I believe that Khamenei is dead or in a state of brain death," a senior official in a government office told the journalist.

Report: UK Prime Minister warned of Russian retaliatory actions
Andy Burnham tightened ties with Ukraine in his first weeks in office, and experts warn that Vladimir Putin may try to make the UK pay a price for this stance.

Exit ban for combat soldiers and troop redeployment: IDF prepares for escalation
The IDF is preparing for a possible escalation in Judea and Samaria around the holidays and elections, alongside the burden on several "bubbling" fronts simultaneously - Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. The Head of the Operations Directorate, Major General Itzik Cohen, will be required to decide in the coming days on the distribution of forces between the sectors, as the security establishment is also...

Moving to a new apartment? The project that will tell you if the building is slated for demolition
AI researcher Ido Nitzan Hidkel was forced to move apartments in Tel Aviv twice in less than a year and a half due to hazards and construction work he was unaware of. Consequently, he launched a project that centralizes information scattered across municipal websites and official documents. Here is how you can check your intended address.

Hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash and luxury vehicles: police raid in Lakiya
Police and Border Police forces raided the homes of suspects in Lakiya as part of an economic enforcement operation against crime instigators. During the searches, approximately 260,000 shekels in cash, thousands of dollars, and Jordanian dinars were seized. A Range Rover and a Toyota were impounded as part of debt collection, and two residents of the town were detained for questioning.

Poland: Indictment filed against far-right leader for Holocaust denial
Polish far-right leader Grzegorz Braun, who polls at over 10% support, has been indicted for Holocaust denial after claiming that the gas chambers at Auschwitz were a "fake."

"If you don't aim high, you will always find yourself too low"
Professor Ohad Hochman, CEO of the Bnai Zion Medical Center in Haifa, is leading a strategic plan for the institution through 2050. The program focuses on leadership, innovation, humanity, and resilience, featuring the construction of a new protected clinic building and the development of centers of excellence.

Partner grows in mobile and television: net profit jumped by approximately 16.7% in the second quarter
Partner reports an increase in financial results for the second quarter: revenues rose by 2.6% to 790 million shekels, and net profit grew by 16.7% to 84 million shekels.

Nvidia's dramatic night: The report that will shake Wall Street
The chip giant reaches the moment of truth with a market valuation of 5 trillion dollars. Will the financial results justify expectations, and what is next for the world's most valuable stock?

Noa Kirel's parents were refused entry to the concert — security manager reveals why
Noa Kirel's father praised the security company for its strict adherence to procedures, and the senior security manager confirmed his account.

Mourning in the entertainment industry: writer and producer of "My Life with the Walter Boys" dies at 32
Jessica Sags, a writer and producer for the hit Netflix series "My Life with the Walter Boys", has passed away at her home following an eight-year battle with breast cancer. She was actively working on the show's fourth season at the time of her death.

Partner reveals strong reports: but why are investors worried?
The telecommunications company managed by Avi Gabay closed a strong quarter with growth in all profit lines and the highest mobile subscriber recruitment in the industry - but at the same time is trying to distribute half a billion shekels to shareholders not from its profits, a move its bondholders have already voted against. What does this mean for the company's financial resilience, and how...

Mansour Abbas: "The Jewish nature of the state was forced upon us, I do not deny the Nakba"
The Ra'am chairman addresses three issues that are causing a storm around him – the Jewish nature of the state, civil service, and the Nakba – and claims: "Our supreme interest lies in replacing this racist government, even if it means suffering difficulties and personal sacrifice."

96,000 shekels, gold, and 5 vehicles: raid on homes of terrorists released in hostage deals
Ministry of Defense and police forces confiscated property worth hundreds of thousands of shekels from those who continued to receive payments from the Palestinian Authority. Among the targets: a Hamas operative involved in planning attacks in Jerusalem in the early 2000s.

Warning: Dangerous Malware Disguised as a GTA 6 Demo
The long wait for GTA 6 is leading gamers into traps set by cybercriminals. Malwarebytes warns that sites offering an 'official demo' are actually distributing Vidar malware designed to steal sensitive browser data.

After the destruction of the monument - MK Zvi Sukkot: "I have no regrets, it is amazing that the condemnations were only in Israel"
The MK addressed the destruction of the terrorists' monument and said that "the amazing thing is that the condemnations were only in Israel": "The condemnation by Gideon Sa'ar and the IDF Spokesperson – they caused damage, they are being quoted everywhere."

Embarrassment for Turkey: Pirates hijack weapons ship near Somalia
Somali pirates have hijacked a Turkish weapons ship off the coast of Africa. The ship carried military equipment, UAVs, and satellite gear intended for Turkish forces in the region. Somali pirates have significantly expanded their operations in the area in recent months, acting with a high level of training and coordination.

"Adding fuel to the fire": The Russian threat to Britain - and the unusual advice to the Prime Minister
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been warned of a possible attack by Russia: "The Kremlin is expected to target Britain." In the United Kingdom, a campaign has been launched for citizens to prepare for national emergencies. A senior British source told the "Daily Mail": "Russia will want to send a message through actions, something big is coming."

Garmin launches the fēnix 9 series in Israel with LTE, satellite connectivity, and prices starting at 4,399 NIS
The new generation of GPS and multisport watches comes in three models, with brighter AMOLED screens, more memory, upgraded maps, and up to 124 days of battery life in solar models. The sports watch company Garmin is launching its new series.

Ashtrom paid 220 million shekels in interest - and moved from profit to loss
The company recorded a decrease in apartment sales in the second quarter of the year, but an increase in sales on a semi-annual basis. At Ashtrom, they admit that "there is a decrease in sales, but interest rate cuts will increase sales, including in high-demand areas." How many apartments did it manage to sell in the last 3 months?

From a pot of pasta to a prenuptial agreement: The love story of Daniel Amit and Emily Damari
After their moving connection began while Emily was still in captivity in Gaza, the well-known food blogger and her partner are walking down the aisle at a massive event with an unusual request for the guests.

Itamar Ben Gvir under fire: used police helicopter for private travel
The Minister of National Security was flown in the last two days by a police helicopter from his vacation in the north to events in the center. In the law enforcement system, there is sharp criticism regarding flights costing tens of thousands of shekels: "He is using the operational tool like a private taxi."

Stop overpaying: how to save on Rosh Hashanah shopping
With Rosh Hashanah approaching, Israelis are demanding better value for their money without compromising on quality. The private label of the Yohananof chain offers a cost-effective alternative to expensive brands, allowing for a rich and festive shopping basket at affordable prices.

Rami Levy takes control of a construction company: he will cover its multi-million debts and receive 80%
The businessman continues to increase his hold on the market: he is acquiring the contracting company Reshit Bniya and will cover its debts. The CEO will continue, but Levy will be able to purchase the remaining 20% from him at the end of 7 years.

After the dramatic evacuation: Ministry of Health issues new directive for Haifa beaches
Repeated water quality tests in Haifa have led to the lifting of the swimming ban at several sites, though two popular beaches remain closed due to continued pollution.

Gad Dairies: Sharp profit growth amid stock decline
The cheese manufacturer concluded the quarter with a 9.9% revenue increase, consolidated Meshek Weiler for the first time, and approved a 30 million shekel dividend. However, the entire sector is suffering from cooling investor appetite.

Report: UK to Impose Sanctions on Settlements That Could Harm Trade with Israel
The British Prime Minister is expected to announce an import ban from settlements and personal sanctions against senior figures in the settlement enterprise, while Labour officials fear broad damage to Israeli exports and economic relations between the countries.

What do our children really learn from us about money?
They see us buying, debating, saving, and sometimes giving in to temptation. At Poalim Junior City, children experienced managing money themselves, and while they worked and earned, we asked parents what financial habits they hope to pass on to the next generation.

Star called to "free Palestine" - viewers complained: "Disgusting and sick"
Five months after the Oscars ceremony, where Javier Bardem called for "no to war" on stage, TMZ revealed complaints filed with the US Federal Communications Commission. One viewer criticized the lack of censorship regarding offensive language, describing the event as "disgusting and sick."

United Returns to Israel: Resuming San Francisco to Tel Aviv Route in March 2027
United Airlines has announced the resumption of direct flights between San Francisco and Tel Aviv starting March 28, 2027. The route will operate three times weekly as part of the airline's largest international network expansion.

Gad Dairies: Profit jumped 47% and market share rose; stock is surging
The company's revenue grew by approximately 10% to 210 million shekels, while retail activity drove improved profitability. A decrease in milk prices and the weakening of the euro contributed to cost reductions alongside continued expansion into new areas.

Massacre in the USA: Man murders eight family members after being asked to leave home
Eight family members were murdered during a family gathering by a relative who had been asked to move out. The perpetrator set the house on fire and took his own life.

Tiv Taam Reports Best Quarter in Its History
The well-known supermarket chain summarized the second quarter of 2026 with revenues of 555.8 million shekels, presenting a plan to expand branches and launch advanced automation systems.

Tzofit Grant with a surprising message to Michal Rand after the divorce: "I wish you with all my heart"
Moments after the divorce proceedings of Shuli and Michal Rand were officially completed, his partner chose to share her feelings from the bottom of her heart and addressed the woman left behind directly.

WhatsApp updates its security and password mechanism
Following recent fraud cases and phishing attempts, WhatsApp is announcing several new updates that will better secure your account and ensure you won't be the next victim of scammers.

Danish Prime Minister to plastic surgeon: "I am happy with my body, I don't need your opinion"
Mette Frederiksen shared in an Instagram post that she received a message from a surgeon who offered to "fix a small flaw" in her nose. She added that over the years she has received many messages regarding her appearance.

Capital Market Authority clarifies: Penalty on Neeman Insurance Agency was not imposed on its owner
The Capital Market Authority has imposed a 10.5 million shekel fine on Neeman Insurance Agency for serious violations regarding pension fund withdrawals. The regulator clarified that the sanctions apply to the agency, not directly to its CEO, Naor Neeman.

Wolt courier arrested on suspicion of stabbing a bus driver in Ramat Gan: what was found in the delivery box
Eight days after a road dispute in Ramat Gan, police arrested a 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak suspected of stabbing a bus driver. During a search of his motorcycle, detectives found spikes and scissors inside his delivery box.

Man under supervision cut off his electronic tag and tried to reach the protected person
A man classified as high-risk violated the restrictions imposed on him within days and notified a woman of his intention to reach Jerusalem. Following concerns for her safety, he was located and arrested, and an indictment was filed against him.

Dramatic survey reveals: what are patients in Israel really afraid of?
New and worrying data from the Assuta Institute shows that an absolute majority of the public is afraid to go to hospitals, with the main concern reaching an unprecedented rate of almost 90 percent of respondents.

The Isralovich family empire: the true value of the business revealed
Following the high-profile wedding with Omer Adam, the spotlight is on the capital and assets of the Isralovich family in Italy and Israel. How much is the family real estate and finance group worth, and how is the crypto sector involved?

Concerns for patient health: Doctors at Kaplan Hospital not fully trained
An audit committee found serious deficiencies in the training of cardiology residents at Kaplan Hospital, including alleged falsified records. The Scientific Council recommended exceptional measures, including revoking the accreditation of the cardiology department and conducting an individual assessment of the doctors who completed their residency there.

Worth 3.5 million euros per week: Omer Adam's new toy revealed
The successful singer and Sasha Israelovich began their massive celebrations in Portofino, Italy, with the weekly rental cost of the luxurious vessel breaking records and leaving the entire industry in shock.

Report: Yair Netanyahu was the target of an Iranian assassination plot and was forced to return to Israel immediately
The Prime Minister's eldest son was in the Iranian crosshairs while living in Hallandale Beach, Florida. According to a report by the American network Newsmax, he was instructed to leave immediately, leaving his belongings behind. US sources claim that an Iranian cell tracked his daily routine.

Be'er Sheva supermarket stabbing: Attempted murder caught on camera
Maher Al-Gargawi (20) from Segev Shalom has been indicted for the attempted murder of a young man at a supermarket in Be'er Sheva. Alongside an accomplice who remains at large, he stabbed the victim during a violent family feud. The victim identified the defendant during the police investigation.

Jump in Harel's quarterly profit — over one billion shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels
Harel Insurance ended the second quarter with a total profit of 1.02 billion shekels, a 30% increase compared to the same period last year. Following these strong results, the company announced a dividend distribution of 400 million shekels.

Fahmi Ziadat killed in Jezreel Valley accident; car thief dies in Jerusalem crash
Fahmi Ziadat, who married just a month ago, was killed in a truck collision in the Jezreel Valley. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, a car theft suspect died after crashing into a pole while fleeing police.

The judges were stunned: the small upgrade to salmon that made it the tastiest in the world
Eyal was surprised and admitted he was enjoying it, Michal tapped on the table, and Yuval said it was the best salmon dish he had ever eaten in his life. Nissim Zalait shares a perfect salmon recipe that will make you wonder if you have been eating the fish the right way until now.

The magic lasted for one match: Serena and Alcaraz eliminated in the quarterfinals
About 15,000 spectators came to see the 23-time Grand Slam winner return to Arthur Ashe alongside the Spaniard. After an impressive debut victory, Bencic and Cobolli ended the celebration: "Playing with her is just amazing."

Rani Rahav in deep mourning: 'A giant of his generation. He will be remembered forever'
Media personality Rani Rahav says goodbye to Prof. Avi Degani, founder of "Geocartography," who passed away at the age of 88. "He made history in his lifetime," Rahav eulogized the pioneer of market research who contributed greatly to shaping the country.

National Insurance Institute demands hundreds of thousands of shekels from former national team footballer
Former football star Shimon Abuhatzira has filed a petition with the Haifa District Court, claiming that the Tax Authority had previously guaranteed he would be exempt from National Insurance contributions on income earned while playing in Greece. Despite this, the National Insurance Institute is now demanding approximately 350,000 shekels from him.

Towards trading: The important lesson for investors from the Israeli company
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed in the green led by insurance, and on Wall Street, chips recovered as Nvidia broke a streak of declines before tonight's report. Two local companies provide a lesson on inflated forecasts. What is expected today?

Profit surge and cash reserve of 813 million shekels: Isras real estate group reports record figures
An agreement for the sale of land in the south, alongside an improvement in income-generating assets, boosted the company's net profit by 30% in the first half of the year, while its cash reserves swelled to hundreds of millions of shekels.

Prashkovsky registered thousands for apartment tender - but takes a loan at 10% interest
While real estate companies suffer from financing costs that weigh on them and erode entrepreneurial profit, the company took a loan of 22 million shekels at a prime plus 5% interest rate. At the same time, the company claims that thousands registered for a tender in which it marketed 400 apartments.

A 599,000% jump in one day: the new cryptocurrency shaking up the market
A new coin launched just a few hours ago showed an inconceivable increase of hundreds of thousands of percent, but behind the crazy numbers hides a critical warning that every investor must know.

Bitcoin in a Frenzy: Economic Factors That Could Halt the Surge
The leading cryptocurrency has surged toward the 80,000 dollar mark, but analysts are warning of a potential turnaround due to US interest rate decisions and the expiration of billions of dollars in options.

Mother of 'Big Brother' star enters politics: on the way to an election surprise?
Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter launched his new party 'Amcha Yisrael', and among the surprising names on the list stands out Sigal Kraunik — mother of 'Big Brother' alumnus Chen Kraunik and widow of the late Arik Kraunik.

Five things to know ahead of the stock market opening
Trading in Tel Aviv will open this morning following yesterday's gains on Wall Street. Global markets are stable ahead of US inflation data and Nvidia's report. Discount Bank: Israel's interest rate is still too high. Harel: The Fed chair's speech expected on Friday will affect the whole world and us. Hapoalim: The Israeli chip stock that plummeted is an opportunity. Globes organizes the...

Shocking Incident: Man Kicked 7-Year-Old Nephew and Threw Him Into a Trash Can
The incident occurred in a residential yard following a family dispute. The child was hospitalized with multiple bruises. Prosecutors have filed charges against the 43-year-old northern resident, requesting he remain in custody until the end of legal proceedings.

With a drone show and full stands: the moving tribute to Federer at the US Open
The legendary tennis player received an official farewell at Arthur Ashe Stadium, seven years after his last match in New York. The Swiss held exhibition matches and reminisced: "I have amazing memories of this court, the fans here, and the city."

Harel: Investments and credit drive 30% profit jump
Insurance giant Harel reported a 30% increase in second-quarter profit, totaling 1 billion shekels. Growth was fueled by investment gains and a 68% surge in asset management and credit operations. The company is shifting to a quarterly dividend distribution policy.

Two weeks until lists close: Hili Tropper does not rule out electoral mergers
Hili Tropper's party is not yet passing the electoral threshold in polls, but he believes there is still time for change. He does not rule out last-minute mergers and urges Ofer Winter to clarify his political stance.

Meta in talks for settlement in addiction lawsuit: fine could reach $1.4 trillion
Meta is discussing a potential settlement in a major lawsuit filed by 29 US states alleging the company designed its platforms to be addictive to teens. According to Meta's own analysis, the total fines could reach $1.4 trillion.

Raheem Sterling faces potential two-year prison sentence
Former Premier League star Raheem Sterling could be sentenced to two years in prison if convicted of dangerous driving following his Lamborghini crash in late May. The former England international also faces charges of possessing laughing gas and failing to provide a sample following his arrest.

Suspect in car theft killed after night chase in Jerusalem
According to the police, the suspect fled in a vehicle stolen from Katamon and drove against the flow of traffic. Police officers fired at the vehicle's tires in an attempt to stop him, but he continued driving until he collided with a pole and a private vehicle at the At-Tur junction. A police officer and a civilian were lightly injured.

Eden Harel pleads: "Pray for my son"
The media personality arrived at the Western Wall and asked her followers to join her in prayer for her son, an IDF soldier: "Pray for my son, Uria ben Eden, that with God's help he will come home to us for Rosh Hashanah"

Favorite furniture chain goes bankrupt: heavy debts and promises of 80% discounts
Despite growth in the industry, a wave of collapses is hitting sleep retailers in the US. Now, the low-cost chain No Bull Mattress is joining Chapter 11 proceedings after accumulating debts of about $2.8 million.

How to identify: The difference between dehydration and heat stroke
The extreme heat waves hitting Israel are a significant health risk, especially among sensitive populations. An expert explains how to distinguish between dehydration and heat stroke, how to prevent them, and what treatment is required.

Studies reveal: Is the air conditioner really harmful to health?
In the Israeli summer, it is hard to imagine a day without an air conditioner. But improper use can cause dryness in the eyes and respiratory tract, worsen allergies and asthma, and even affect the quality of the air we breathe. The good news is that a few simple habits can make all the difference.

Jerusalem: Car theft suspect dies following police pursuit
The vehicle was stolen from the Katamon neighborhood. The suspect fled, drove against the flow of traffic, and died in a single-vehicle accident at the At-Tur junction. During the pursuit, police forces fired at the vehicle's tires. A police officer and a civilian were lightly injured.

"He who rules the seas - rules the world": Erdogan's naval buildup plan
Turkey is accelerating the construction of its navy and promoting the "Blue Homeland" doctrine, under which it claims rights in vast maritime areas. Ankara is building dozens of vessels and seeks to reduce its dependence on foreign countries. A former Israeli Navy commander warns: "Israel must look at this threat."

Yair Netanyahu under pressure? Twitter attack against candidates of the Ofer Winter list
The Prime Minister's son responded repeatedly on the X network to candidates of the "Amha Yisrael" party and warned that running independently without merging with Bezalel Smotrich would split the right-wing vote: "Mathematically there cannot be any other result - you will crown a government of Eisenkot, Yair Golan and Mansour Abbas."

Stop throwing away frying oil! How many times can you really use it?
Reusing frying oil saves money, but improper handling can create toxins and harm your health. We explore how many times it is safe to use the same oil, the difference between frying schnitzel and chips, a simple trick to clean residue, and when it is mandatory to discard it.

Yigal Damri invests 10% of his annual salary in purchasing company shares
After his salary terms were updated, and the chairman of I.H. Damri will earn up to 8 million shekels per year, he continues to increase his stake in the company. What is the reason for this move and what is his percentage of holdings today?

Interest rate decision in Israel: Will the governor surprise the market?
Ahead of the September 1st decision, amid geopolitical and budgetary risks, Harel experts assess the likelihood of an interest rate cut in Israel while analyzing global economic trends.

Investment giant UBS: How to navigate the stock market amid rising bond yields
The rise in US bond yields is worrying investors, but UBS bank presents a positive outlook for stocks and identifies the safest investment channels for the near term.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be transferred in two days
This week, the National Insurance Institute will finalize benefit distributions for August to hundreds of thousands of eligible Israelis. Find out which payments are expected this Friday and how the average benefit amount has changed.

Received a parking ticket from a camera? You might not have to pay it
An investigation reveals serious chaos in parking enforcement via municipal cameras and an alarming surge in their numbers. These are the mandatory conditions without which the fine you received may be immediately cancelled.

Fewer Israelis are behind on mortgage payments - this does not mean their situation has improved
Deputy Chairman of the Mortgage Consultants Association, Avi Yusufov, explains what is behind the drop in the number of delinquencies and talks about the wave of refinancing sweeping the market: "More households have consolidated existing loans."

New Forecast Revealed: Where Is the Gold Price Heading?
A dramatic review by the investment house Julius Baer presents a shake-up in global markets with updated forecasts for precious metals and a shift in the dollar-euro exchange rate outlook.

Revolution in medical cannabis: a jump of millions of shekels in profit
Despite a slight decrease in revenue in the first half of the year, the company shows a dramatic improvement in profitability indicators and reports exceptionally high liquidity of tens of millions of shekels in cash.

Playing on the computer in exchange for 2,000 pounds: the surprising scholarship of a London university
The University of Roehampton in the UK provides scholarships to students who excel in competitive video games, and has already distributed more than 100 of them. While the average graduate debt in England exceeds the 47,500 pound mark, experts warn that millions of pounds in scholarships remain unclaimed each year, partly due to students' lack of awareness of their eligibility.

The September trap: why you shouldn't buy a monthly pass for students
In September of this year, students are expected to have only 14 school days due to the Tishrei holidays. Purchasing single tickets will save 30% for students who study on Fridays and 40% for those who do not study on Fridays.

Iran: "The US must return to its commitments for the Strait of Hormuz to be opened"
Iran reports progress in talks with Oman regarding a maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has submitted a civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress.

Dollar returns to growth, trading above 2.97 shekels
A trend reversal in the foreign exchange market: after yesterday's strengthening of the shekel, the dollar is rising by 0.3%, trading above 2.97 shekels.

Portofino Wedding: How Omer and Sasha Adam's Guests Are Spending Time in Italy
Gal and Roi Adam in a calm atmosphere before the ceremony, Aviv Geffen with his wife, and other star-studded guests: an exclusive report from the Italian village hosting Omer and Sasha Adam's wedding.

A Shabbat meal that perfectly concludes the summer
In two weeks, people are already talking about honey and pomegranates, big pots, and festive tables, so this Shabbat we want a light, worry-free summer meal: fresh corn ribs, a cabbage salad with a secret, one tray of wonderful roasted chicken and potatoes, and a small, sweet dessert.

Hummers are wearing out, the budget is stuck: The gap that worries the IDF
The IDF defines the new Hummers as "force multipliers" that allow for rapid movement deep into enemy territory, but part of the jeep fleet has already crossed 30 years of service and the rate of wear is high. In the defense establishment, they warn that without opening the budget, it is impossible to renew the order of battle: "The ground forces need as many as possible, and as quickly as...

US Air Force officer arrested after calling for Donald Trump's impeachment
Major Jason Watson, who protested in uniform outside the Capitol and sharply criticized the war with Iran, has been charged with contempt of the president, disobedience of orders, and conduct unbecoming an officer. His lawyers: a rare case in the history of the US military, "Trump is not just a failure as a president, he is blatantly violating the Constitution."

Deal of the year in Jerusalem: Timberland founders bought an apartment for 48 million shekels
Timberland founders Sidney and Judith Swartz have purchased an apartment in Jerusalem's Mishkenot HaTeatron complex for 48 million shekels. This transaction marks the highest price paid for an apartment in the city this year.

Rise in temperatures, and a turn at the weekend: rain and thunderstorms on the way
Today there will be another slight rise in temperatures, which will be higher than usual, and extreme heat will be felt in large areas. On Friday some relief is expected, but on Saturday it will warm up again, and towards night local rain is expected in the north and center, alongside thunderstorms.

Amidar tenant's lawsuit to purchase house in a combination deal rejected
The Jerusalem District Court has rejected a lawsuit filed by a public housing tenant seeking to purchase his home through a combination deal with a private developer. The court upheld the Ministry of Construction and Amidar's position, citing the need to prevent the commercialization of public housing rights.

The struggle over the employment model at Ben Gurion Airport: The Treasury wants to transfer activity to franchisees
Following recent turmoil at Ben Gurion Airport, the Treasury is pushing to shift operations to a franchise model. The ministry aims to curb union influence and improve service efficiency by rejecting demands for additional permanent staff.

The Metro project excites investors, but not all contractors are benefiting
While the residential real estate sector is suffering from a slowdown, infrastructure companies are seeing growth driven by expectations of massive investments in the Metro project, estimated at 180–200 billion shekels.

16th place out of 19: Teachers in Israel at the bottom of the skills ranking - in all age groups
The global ranking is based on a new study by the Shoresh Institution for Socioeconomic Research, which compared teachers in Israel to their counterparts in OECD countries. The study's authors claim that the knowledge level of Israeli teachers in core subjects is among the lowest in the developed world. Among the countries tested, only Italy, Latvia, and Poland are ranked below Israel.

The Treasury wants to copy the "Scandinavian model" in the education system. Former senior officials are divided
A Treasury plan proposes a root-and-branch reform of the education system, transferring teacher employment and school management to local authorities. Former Ministers and Directors-General of the Ministry of Education are divided on whether this is a necessary shake-up or a recipe for inequality.

Not just Deni Avdija: The startup making sports broadcasts accessible at all levels
The Israeli company Pixellot uses artificial intelligence to film, produce, and broadcast tens of thousands of games per month at a low cost, allowing youth leagues and niche sports to reach a new audience through subscriptions, sponsorships, and personalized content for athletes.

Muscle strengthening and cell rejuvenation: The hottest longevity studies
TIME magazine's list of the world's 12 most prominent longevity researchers reveals where the science of life extension is heading. Also: who might make next year's list? The science of longevity, a new section.

Fines of tens of millions of shekels: Enforcement against blocking parallel imports steps up
In recent months, the Competition Authority has increased proactive inspections against official importers as part of a struggle to reduce harm to parallel imports. The move is based on an amendment to the law that came into effect about three years ago. At this stage, in the absence of data, it is unclear whether the enforcement is actually affecting price reductions.

Food stocks were the stock market's hit. Now they are plummeting by tens of percent
The food sector was one of the hottest on the stock market this year with a wave of IPOs and even an industry index. However, in recent months the trend seems to have faded, sector stocks are plunging by tens of percent, and Globes has learned that the IPO planned for Kiso is being delayed again. Is the decline actually an investment opportunity?

Senior US Secret Service officials suspended on suspicion of misconduct
Among the three suspended is the agency's communications director, Anthony Guglielmi. The suspensions come against the backdrop of sharp criticism of the agency in recent years.

A month and a half after brother's death: Darlene Graham on track to succeed him in the Senate
Darlene Graham, 62, defeated veteran Congressman Ralph Norman in the second round of the special primaries, securing about 52.5% of the vote.

Oshers Ad slashes prices: sought-after kitchen appliance for only 189 shekels
The discount chain surprises with an unusual promotion on a popular kitchen appliance, while at competitors and price comparison sites you would pay almost double for it. Here are the details of the deal that is drawing shoppers' attention.

The mistake we all make with the tablet: 4 things you must know about the dishwasher
Did you open the dishwasher and discover that the dishes are still dirty? Here are the mistakes we make in the kitchen - from the placement of the cleaning tablet to the biggest myth about rinsing plates.

"We made a mistake": American retail giant under fire for racist children's costume
The Target chain stopped selling the "Circus Clown" costume after social media users criticized it, claiming it resembles racist caricatures. Target stated: "We are deeply sorry. The costume is offensive and should not have been sold at all."

AI cover of Madonna topped the chart in Australia - not everyone liked it
The Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) has ruled that tracks created entirely by artificial intelligence will be disqualified from official charts. The decision comes after a cover of Madonna's "Like a Prayer" by a Brisbane DJ, which used AI-generated vocals and instruments, topped the charts and accumulated over 48 million streams.

Super-Pharm Slashes Prices: Products for Only 6.90 NIS
Israel's largest pharmacy chain is launching a series of discounts and coupons on laundry, food, and baby products, with special prices valid until mid-September or while supplies last.

A conveyor belt like at Ben Gurion Airport and a giant arena: multi-billion shekel plan revealed for Haifa
Haifa Municipality has unveiled an ambitious vision with an investment of up to 4 billion shekels, aiming to transform the city's entrance into a major tourist and economic hub, despite potential environmental and budgetary hurdles.

"I wanted to fulfill a dream": A young man from Buenos Aires stole a bus and drove passengers
Dressed in a driver's uniform, the suspect took over an empty bus and set off on the regular route. He picked up passengers who paid for the ride and was caught only after a minor accident that led to his exposure. During the investigation, he admitted: "I always wanted to be a driver."

4-0 was not enough for Celtic: LASK in the Champions League for the first time
After the disappointment of Hapoel Be'er Sheva and the historic qualification of Sabah to the Champions League, two more tickets were distributed on Tuesday to the prestigious tournament via the playoffs: the Norwegian Bodo/Glimt secured the first, while Celtic lost the second in a magnificent collapse and saw LASK make history.

Car covered in 3,400 lipstick kisses as part of a viral trend - driver fined
The girlfriend of a young man from India spent 3.5 hours imprinting thousands of lipstick kisses on his car. Traffic police tracked the vehicle via social media and fined the owner. He was allowed to drive only after the marks were removed and the car was washed.

Baby abandoned in a bag with umbilical cord still attached - saved from death thanks to a dog
A delivery driver in Thailand noticed a dog playing with a trash bag and discovered a newborn inside with the umbilical cord still attached. It turned out the dog had torn holes in the plastic, which allowed the baby to breathe and prevented suffocation. The finder: "The dog's attention is what saved him."

"She says, I do": Alcaraz and Williams thrill at the US Open
Serena Williams was world number one when Carlos Alcaraz was born. 23 years later, the two teamed up on Tuesday in the mixed doubles tournament at the US Open and won 3:5, 1:4 against Erin Routliffe and Lloyd Glasspool in the first round. 44-year-old Williams, winner of 23 Grand Slam titles, had not played at Arthur Ashe Stadium since her emotional farewell to tennis in 2022.

55-year-old man seriously wounded in shooting: police investigate link to Yushaev assassination
MADA medics evacuated the victim to Hillel Yaffe Hospital while he was conscious, suffering from penetrating wounds. Police are investigating whether the incident is connected to the assassination of Yanis Yushaev, who was shot dead on Sunday near Caesarea. Two suspects were arrested in Hadera last night in connection with the murder.

Tragedy in Montana: Man Murders Eight Relatives During Family Dinner
A spokesperson for the family in Montana, USA, stated that the man opened fire during dinner and then took his own life. A neighbor said he initially thought it was fireworks, until another neighbor warned him about gunfire.

Trump Submits Nuclear Deal with Saudi Arabia to Congress, Including "Israeli Condition"
The historic 30-year agreement grants American companies a central role in developing Saudi nuclear infrastructure while excluding foreign competitors. Trump insists the deal will only proceed if the kingdom normalizes relations with Israel—a last-minute condition. The agreement faces controversy over potential uranium enrichment on Saudi soil, with months of congressional debate expected.

Reports in Lebanon: IDF struck several locations in the south of the country
Lebanese media reported strikes in the Ad-Dabsha, Sarbin, and Al-Qantara areas. Shortly before, the Kiryat Shmona municipality announced that explosion sounds might be heard: "Planned activity by our forces."

'Run, Ofer, run': Eisenkot's campaign manager congratulated Winter — Eli Feldstein responded
Ronen Manelis, former IDF Spokesperson and current campaign manager for Eisenkot, congratulated Ofer Winter on his launch event. Feldstein, a close associate of Winter who denies being his political advisor, wrote in response: "This time there will be no one to stop his promotion."

Deficiencies in the Golan defense system: "Broken gates, residents' lives in danger"
More than 20 security coordinators in the Golan Regional Council have sent a warning letter to the defense establishment and the IDF. They warn that the lack of basic protective equipment directly endangers the lives of residents in the northern sector, amid a perceived decline in the defense establishment's commitment to reinforcing settlement security.

A "Shehakol" blessing in the heart of the Arab market: "We did the unbelievable, with inconceivable providence"
Who is behind the bustling hospitality stand on the line between the Muslim Quarter and the Jewish Quarter, and how did it become a magnet for Western Wall visitors who stop there on their way?

Only in Israel: The groom's moving gesture toward a worker who came to clean the dance floor
A moving video posted by user Daniel Messer has captured the internet. The footage shows groom Amit Alkobi lifting the hall's cleaner onto his shoulders after she came to clean a spill, choosing to share his joy with her.

Secret visit to Moscow: CIA Director arrives for talks
CIA Director John Ratcliffe arrived in Moscow on Tuesday for meetings with Russian officials. According to CNN, the US concurrently requested that Ukraine halt drone and missile strikes on Russian territory from Monday through Wednesday.

Apple Changed Its Mind: Privacy Protection Feature Saved
How many times have you been asked for your email address when signing up for a new app or website? If you are an iCloud+ subscriber, you likely use the "Hide My Email" feature. This tool generates random, dummy email addresses that route messages directly to your real inbox, maintaining your privacy.

Nationalist crime at a peak — and the IDF warns: "Judea and Samaria on the verge of escalation"
More than 800 incidents of nationalist crime have been recorded since the beginning of the year, and the security establishment estimates that the 2023 record will be broken. The IDF warns of deliberate attempts to create friction in Areas A and B, alongside the economic crisis in the PA and the succession battles. The series of "lone wolf" attacks is also worrying; 25 battalions are deployed in...