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Researchers from the USA and the UK discovered that an almost invisible change in the shape of graphene — an extremely thin material — can dramatically affect the way electricity passes through it. In a study published in the journal "Advanced Materials", it was found that wrinkles smaller than a billionth of a meter are capable of changing the electrical properties of the material.

Researchers at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia have developed light-activated drugs that restored visual functions in blind mice. Two of the substances tested were effective as eye drops, requiring no genetic modification or device implantation. The findings were published in the "Journal of the American Chemical Society".

A high price, an impressive bottle, and a vintage year proudly displayed on the label may create the impression that it is an exceptionally high-quality champagne, but the reality is more complex. Behind the fine drinks stands a long chain of decisions, starting with the choice of vineyards and grapes, continuing with the art of blending, and ending with the aging period in the cellar. In fact, a...

Despite initial denials, the Bnei Brak Municipality confirmed it authorized the closure of the bridge in the Soferim neighborhood on Shabbat. Police stated the proper procedures were not followed, while the opposition chairman claims the chaos is being fueled by external interests.

In Lebanon, footage was documented of "a young man risking his life to save people at sea and a child swept away in a flood at a refugee camp," in Syria solar panels "flew away" and trees fell - and here we had a little rain. In the Western Galilee, flooding is still possible; this is the forecast for the beginning of the week.

As negotiations progress, Moshe Feiglin is on his way to the second spot on a joint list with the Religious Zionism party. At the same time, Otzma Yehudit flatly rejects a merger, and Itamar Ben Gvir attacks the Prime Minister: "I should remind you, I am not Benny Gantz." Yair Netanyahu and Almog Cohen fired back: "You were about to bring down the government yourself."

Ronen Cohen, chairman of the Advisory Committee for the Protection of Personalities, which will discuss tomorrow the security of opposition leaders Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot, was appointed without experience in the field. Cohen, who previously blamed the military echelon for the failure of October 7, recently revealed that the security of "those threatened by the Iron Swords War," including...

Researchers from Australia have developed "cyborg cockroaches" equipped with cameras and tiny syringes, capable of reaching those trapped in disaster zones and providing primary medical care in real-time. Here is how the surprising technology that will change the world of search and rescue works.

Businesswoman Nicole Raidman is currently in China, where she purchased an advanced robotic dog for her son, Richie, affectionately naming it "Itzik." She has already shared footage of their morning walk, documenting her humorous attempts to get the robot to respond to its new name.

The European left-wing activist was filmed during a confrontation in the southern Hebron Hills after allegedly pressing himself against a 10-year-old child. The child's father filed a complaint, and the suspect was detained until police arrived and was arrested for questioning. At the same time, the CEO of 'Breaking the Silence' claimed it was a 'kidnapping' by settlers.

Businesswoman Nicole Raidman, currently in China, has purchased an advanced robotic dog for her son Richie, costing approximately 15,000 shekels. Shortly after the acquisition, she took her new companion, whom she named "Itzik," for a "morning walk" and documented the experience on social media.

Super-Pharm is launching a massive discount campaign in its cosmetics and skincare department, including sought-after products from brands that have been cut by tens of percent. The pharmacy chain's offer will expire on September 1.

The entire country followed with concern the dramatic disappearance of the mother and daughter, who were finally located safe and sound in South America. Now, new details reveal a carefully planned escape following heavy financial debts, and a family trying to process the new reality - including the mother's surprising external change.

Jafar Farah, number 2 in Hadash who was placed fourth on the Joint List, will not be ousted for now - despite the storm surrounding allegations that he sexually harassed women about 20 years ago. Farah denies the claims, and the party will continue to "monitor developments." In the background: criticism regarding the poor representation of women in the Joint List.

In an accident in the Galilee, teenager Rian Asad from Kasra and Hurfeish resident Srour Amar, head of the occupational safety and training department at the Fire and Rescue Authority headquarters, were killed. The driver from the fatal hit-and-run in Eshkol has not yet been located.

Deni Avdija's successful season has already been reflected in his selection for the All-Star Game, and now the Israeli star is receiving further recognition from the NBA. Today, Saturday, the top 10 of the 50 greatest assists of the season was published, and while Avdija is not among the top ten, he is included in the prestigious list, with the Israeli's assist chosen for 21st place.

Allegations of forced conversion to Islam in prisons in England and Wales are stirring up a storm in the UK again, following reports that Muslim gangs are exerting pressure and threatening other prisoners — mainly white Britons — in order to make them convert. The issue is not new: official reports from recent years have already warned of Islamist elements exerting influence.

Recruitment for Haredi tracks in the IDF begins tomorrow, offering opportunities for combat, technological, and logistical service. Units such as the Hetz company, the Hashmonaim Brigade, and the Netzah Yehuda battalion are already active in various combat zones. Service conditions are regulated by General Staff orders to ensure compatibility with the Haredi lifestyle.

13 combat engineering soldiers from the 603rd Battalion responded today (Saturday evening) to the report on Channel 14 regarding their unauthorized departure, rejecting claims that they fled from the combat zone in Lebanon after being punished for hazing. In a joint statement, the soldiers clarify that they left their base without permission, not the front, and claim the incident for which they...

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has acknowledged a sharp decline in trade due to US sanctions and a naval blockade. Meanwhile, the US continues its economic isolation campaign against Tehran.

A San Francisco couple is trying to solve the mystery of a large limestone statue, weighing about 68 kilograms, found buried in their yard. Greg Gathwood discovered the piece by chance while gardening, initially mistaking it for a block of concrete.

Lapid and Lieberman agreed to focus on responsibility for the October 7 massacre, the cost of living, the loss of governance, and Israel's international standing. The meeting took place with Bennett's knowledge, and in the background, coordination between him and Lieberman is strengthening ahead of the day after the elections. One possibility: a joint move that would require Eisenkot to waive the...

The Muslim organization CAIR removed from its website a teacher's manual claiming that relations with Israel caused the terrorist attack in which thousands of Americans were murdered. The program described the terrorists who carried out the September 11 attacks as a "group that identified as Al-Qaeda and came from the mountains of Afghanistan," but did not explicitly define them as terrorists.

The Advisory Committee for the Protection of Public Figures will convene tomorrow in Jerusalem to decide on the demand of party leaders to provide them with security until election day. The discussion is being held following findings presented by their staff to security officials, and a week after the previous and controversial decision not to provide security to the chairman of the Yashar party.

Nearly 30 years after the discovery of 10,000 human remains at Herb Baumeister's Indiana estate, the investigation continues. Baumeister, suspected of murdering at least 25 people, died by suicide in 1996. The lead coroner now suggests that he may not have acted alone.

Not for the first time: several top players have complained about a strong smell at the complex. The reason is the proximity of some of the courts at Flushing Meadows to Corona Park. "We don't need distractions."

The tearful phone call from Argentina, the birthday party that gave no hint of anything, and Meli Yahalomi's debt that accumulated to more than 200 thousand shekels. Sources familiar with the investigation tell about the weeks that preceded the disappearance and what has happened since.

Incumbent and new parties are expected to receive about 210 million shekels as advances ahead of the elections. Likud leads with about 46.8 million, alongside tens of millions flowing to the various factions - including those wavering in the polls.

Drummer Lior Shulman was questioned by police following harsh remarks against Channel 12 journalist Guy Peleg. Shulman claims the comments were made in jest, while Peleg insists on pursuing full criminal and civil charges.

Biomedical company BioXcel has filed for bankruptcy protection. Pharma giant Teva is serving as the stalking horse bidder in the auction, on the way to a potential acquisition of revolutionary AI-based drugs.

After a tense week in which the city's beaches were closed due to microbial contamination, the Ministry of Health announces that normal results have been received for Bat Galim beach. Now, all beaches in Haifa are open again to the general public.

The beloved singer shared that she and her husband are interested in expanding their family and bringing another child into the world. In her remarks, Maya Buskila made a painful confession: "I had a horrific pregnancy, it was hard for me at 35. It is highly likely that it will be hard for me now as well."

Despite the elimination from the Conference League qualifiers, the Maccabi Tel Aviv owner intends to sign a right winger in an expensive deal. Details of the contract have been revealed.

Israel operates polling stations in more than 100 missions around the world, but citizens are not allowed to use them - and ahead of the elections they take vacation days, pay, and board a plane just to vote. So why can a state envoy vote abroad but a student or an employee on relocation cannot? How does it work in other countries? And in an era when hundreds of thousands of Israelis live...

About 550 days after his release from captivity, Omer Shem-Tov speaks in an interview about life in the shadow of his trauma and his new book, "Meeting myself in hell."

In Jerusalem, it was announced that the 15-point plan is unacceptable, but in practice, steps have already been agreed upon to advance the handover of Hamas weapons and the establishment of monitoring mechanisms. Elections in Israel and the US are hindering progress, and fundamental gaps remain between Hamas and the Peace Council regarding the method of disarmament. Simultaneously, economic...

Following reports of contacts between Smotrich and Feiglin, the Minister of National Security attacked this evening, claiming that the public call for unity with him was intended to exert pressure in negotiations. This comes after he rejected the proposal for a joint run with the Religious Zionism party over the weekend.

A British Cabinet Office official is under internal investigation after sharing Instagram posts lamenting that the legendary country singer passed away instead of the Israeli Prime Minister. Other posts shared by the official included comparisons between the singer's age and that of the State of Israel.

During the World Cup, Iranian-American actress Jewel Farsad received an approach from player Ramin Rezaeian, which she says turned into a stream of harassing messages in which he asked for videos of her touching herself and asked about her sexual experiences. "It went from zero to a hundred," she described in an interview with the Daily Mail. When she posted about it, she was accused of being a...

The chairman of the Blue and White party stated on Channel 12 that he received offers for various positions outside the government and the Knesset. The former Defense Minister expressed his indignation at the attempts to persuade him to leave the political arena.

The Shin Bet has confirmed that Yair Netanyahu was the target of an Iranian assassination plot while staying in Florida. This follows remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who recently revealed that Iran had attempted to kill one of his sons.

Police conducted searches in several apartments in the neighborhood and found, alongside the weapon, dozens of bullets, 11 surveillance accessories, and recording devices indicating prior preparation. The suspects were transferred for interrogation and their detention was extended in court until tomorrow.

The crypto market showed a mixed trend, as Bitcoin grew by 0.30%, its market cap totals 1.56 trillion dollars and it is trading at a price of 78,044.3 dollars. These are the digital currencies that disappointed investors.

The legendary director of massive shows and pantomimist celebrated 50 years of creativity and revealed a picture of the Baba Sali and books of Psalms in his home. In a candid conversation with News 13, he spoke about memories from his father's house, his humanistic perception, and the spiritual search that never ends.

The fashion chain has decided to halt its website's commercial activity during the Sabbath, honoring the values of brand ambassador and singer Odia Azulay, who observes the tradition.

The security service confirmed the main points of the American report that the Prime Minister's son was urgently returned to Israel. According to "Newsmax", Iranian operatives tracked his residence and movements in the Miami area. Earlier this week, Netanyahu revealed on Channel 14: "Iran tried to murder one of my sons."

Has your expensive transparent smartphone case become yellow and gross? Instead of running to the store and wasting money on a new case, a quick home method will clean the cloudiness from the silicone and restore its original transparency in just half an hour.

Iran conveyed two conflicting messages to the US today: a willingness to return to talks alongside warnings of new military capabilities to be revealed "in due time."

According to the latest polls, both the National Unity party led by Benny Gantz and the Religious Zionism party led by Bezalel Smotrich are not passing the electoral threshold, but they will receive election funding advances in the millions of shekels.

The ranking of Israel's wealthiest has been published, bringing real drama to the top tier. Miriam Adelson takes a hard hit, losing about 3% of her personal wealth, while Idan Ofer earns over 100 million dollars. Eyal Ofer maintains the top spot despite losses, and what happened to the Federman family's money?

China is developing humanoid robots, Ukraine is already operating machines on the front lines. Should Israel, which faces threats like improvised explosive devices and drones, accelerate investment in the soldiers of the future now to save human lives?

The veteran investment house has published a bullish roadmap for the currency, against the backdrop of a 25% jump in ten days and the breaking of the $80,000 threshold. The thesis: a new era of "currency debasement" will channel money into rare assets. But are the targets realistic, or has Bernstein already been forced to push them back?

A warning letter including a request for approval of a class action, alongside a derivative lawsuit already filed in court, landed on the company's desk, claiming that the figures used to price the merger with Ciphia Vision were inflated and that the allocation ratio was skewed to the detriment of veteran shareholders. The development comes just days after the designated CFO refused to take the...

Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the National Insurance Institute will advance unemployment and income support payments to September 8. Find out who is eligible and how the funds will be deposited.

A year after they were married in a moving ceremony, actress Kim Or Azulay and her partner, basketball player Iftah Ziv, have welcomed their firstborn son into the world. Azulay announced the happy news in a post on her Instagram account: "Mom and dad were waiting for you."

The Prime Minister condemned the violent clashes that took place over the weekend in Palestinian villages and promised to bring those involved to justice. The opposition was not satisfied with this and harshly attacked the conduct of the government and security forces. Knesset members Raitten and Ben Ari called those involved "terrorists". President Isaac Herzog: "I strongly condemn the acts of...

Sharon Nir informed party chairman Avigdor Lieberman that she will not run in the elections for the 26th Knesset. "Over the past four years, it has been my privilege to work for the citizens of Israel during a period of intense war," she stated.

An unusual storm that hit Cyprus caused flight disruptions for many Israelis. Gilad Erdan and Yaron Zelekha are in talks to form a new political force. Two men were killed in a car accident in the Galilee. A soldier was arrested for extortion on TikTok while impersonating a minor. Security forces are investigating clashes in Samaria. Additionally, a deadly drone attack in Kyiv and a coup attempt...

A record gap of 27% on the question of suitability for Prime Minister, Ofer Winter's party crosses the electoral threshold for the first time. IDF: Israeli rioters threw stones and barricaded themselves in a Palestinian home in the village of Qusra. Union in the third bloc? Erdan revealed contacts with Benny Gantz about a joint run. Unusual weather: a rain system uncharacteristic for August is...

Dozens of Haredim are blocking buses at the entrance to Jerusalem to protest public transport on Shabbat. Similar demonstrations are taking place in Safed and Bnei Brak.

Following the release of the trailer for the Ali G comeback film, criticism has been directed at Sacha Baron Cohen's character, with claims that it is "racist and outdated" — and a massive campaign is demanding that cinemas not screen the film at all.

A gradual collapse in South Korea's KOSPI index wiped out $2.5 trillion in market value and left investors who bet on the AI boom with heavy losses.

The Israeli high-tech sector continues its momentum with a series of upcoming events focused on cybersecurity, the development of AI agents, and building an experimental culture within product teams.

Israel and Finland have signed an agreement extending and expanding their security cooperation. This follows reports that Helsinki is ending its funding for UNRWA.

There is probably no more burdensome task than cleaning windows at home, and salvation may have arrived: the Dreame C1 Station comes with powerful suction, a portable docking station, and technology that promises to reach even the problematic corners. It can certainly save time and effort, but it is not yet a magic solution.

The Financial Times reveals that several economic organizations of the Iranian government continue to operate freely in a country that has been attacked by the Islamic Republic. Citizens in Iran are furious over the fuel price hike: "The only thing that doesn't go up is our salary."

The US Open will kick off tomorrow (Sunday, 18:00). On the first day, the following will appear at Arthur Ashe Stadium one after another: Jessica Pegula, Daniil Medvedev, Novak Djokovic, and for dessert, Venus Williams in an American derby against Sofia Kenin.

Kevin Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole marked a shift in Fed policy: moving away from excessive market signaling and returning to full accountability for inflation without external excuses.

Omer Etzioni passed away after nearly seven years of battling cancer, which was discovered when he was only two and a half years old. His father, Hadar, shared the difficult moments, the shattered hopes, and the family memories that will always stay with him.

Just 4 kilometers from Tel Aviv, in the Sofrim complex in Bnei Brak, new apartments are offered for thousands of shekels less. Roy arrived with his partner and was told there is "no room for a couple of men," Shahar the reservist heard that his uniform would "cause problems," and Reut endured shouts of "shiksa." Three testimonies that raise the question: who is the neighborhood really intended...

The singer updated that the concert, which was supposed to take place at Ariel Sharon Park in a few hours, will not take place tonight after a safety permit was not received due to concerns over extreme weather. Alongside this, she promised disappointed fans: "We are already finding an alternative date."

According to the indictment, 39-year-old Saida Khatun attacked children, shouted curses at a mother with a baby, and hit a man. Khatun was convicted on five counts of aggravated offenses. Since the beginning of the year, 1,926 antisemitic incidents have been reported in the UK — an increase of 21% compared to the same period in 2025.

Media outlets in the country reported heavy exchanges of fire in several locations in the capital, Niamey, after officers opposing the military junta declared a rebellion. Sources in the country report that the coup attempt appears to have been suppressed and calm prevails in the capital.

The President of Syria is on the verge of ending Kurdish autonomy in the northeast of the country and unifying the state under his rule. Simultaneously, the Al-Shara regime continues to strengthen following the US decision to remove Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. Opposition activists warn: "The ideology of Al-Qaeda will be embedded in new generations of believers."

The "Islamic Health Organization" and the "Wataawunu" association, which ostensibly care for the population in the area, are affiliated with the terrorist organization and serve as a cover for its activities. Hezbollah does not even try to blur the connection, communicating the organizations' activities through its media network.

OpenAI announced it will stop providing Cursor with access to its models on November 12, citing past contract violations by Elon Musk's companies. Cursor co-founder Michael Truell stated that negotiations are ongoing and emphasized that OpenAI models account for only about 5% of the platform's usage.

Efforts continue to locate thousands missing following a massive flood on the Nepal-Tibet border. The number of missing is estimated at 3,000, with 633 bodies recovered so far.

Windows users have long enjoyed the flexibility of PowerToys. Now, a new open-source project called Vorssaint aims to bring similar customization and productivity features to the macOS environment.

Riots in the West Bank village resumed following clashes between Jewish rioters and Palestinians. IDF and Border Police forces intervened to separate the sides, confiscated the rioters' vehicles, and launched an investigation.

A family from the Netherlands located the tennis star's home in Mallorca and rang the doorbell. To their surprise, the Spaniard himself opened the door and agreed to take a picture with them - but the photos sparked criticism online.

Anan Khalaili received many compliments after his debut in the Crystal Palace starting lineup. Despite the 4:1 home defeat to Manchester City, the Israeli winger recorded an impressive 74 minutes and set a record with no less than 10 tackles during the match - the most in a Premier League debut since N'Golo Kante in August 2015. In an interview at the end of the match, Khalaili told Niv Davrat...

Efforts to convince Hezbollah to withdraw from the Ali al-Tahar ridge and hand it over to the Lebanese army have failed. Sources indicate that the lack of cooperation has increased fears of further Israeli escalation.

A resident of Ramat Gan, aged about 50, is suspected of stealing hotel room cards from guests and emptying their rooms of jewelry and money. The police claimed she was dangerous: "The method is sophisticated" — but the court decided to release her to house arrest.

US President Donald Trump plans to temporarily increase beef import quotas to lower ground beef prices. The initiative has sparked backlash from American cattle ranchers and members of his own party.

Israelis staying in Cyprus received emergency mobile alerts due to severe weather hitting the region. Meanwhile, Israel prepares for its earliest recorded first autumn rain.

Taleb Abu Ghanem is suspected of pressuring 15 and 16-year-old teenagers to provide false testimony to establish an alibi for defendants in a security case. According to police, he also harassed witnesses and attacked a woman by running her over with a bicycle. His detention has been extended by five days.

About 23 years ago, Mundar Issa murdered his teenage cousin Ruaa in Kafr Qasim in what was determined to be an 'honor killing'. After 22 years in prison, the parole board granted his request for early release under restrictive conditions, despite the opposition of the victim's family.

Walmart has agreed to pay $50 million to settle US government allegations that its pharmacies illegally filled thousands of prescriptions for opioids and other controlled substances.

The 45-year-old Swiss returned to play on the grass in Newport and delivered a performance that thrilled the crowd and went viral. On the nostalgic week: "It's nice to take a peek into the past."

According to diplomatic sources, Rome has drafted a document outlining the roles of the new international force intended to replace UNIFIL. The Italians propose supporting the Lebanese army logistically and operationally, and assisting it in demilitarization tasks. However, the Lebanese army commander expressed opposition to the latter point.

Ivan Zlozhin from Tel Aviv was filmed stealing time and again from the chain's branches in the city. His defense attorney argued that he is a homeless person and that his actions do not justify the arrest. His detention was extended until Sunday.

More than 370 residents were evacuated following the strike on a warehouse in the Bucha district, 50 residential buildings were damaged, and a large fire spread to homes and a restaurant. Volodymyr Zelensky announced the opening of an investigation into suspected negligence: "It is forbidden to store ammunition near residential areas." In Russia, reports simultaneously emerged of deaths in...

Last month, the US imposed severe restrictions on the import of robotic vacuums, citing national security risks. What are the Americans so afraid of, and what is the connection between an innocent robotic vacuum and secret intelligence operations?

They are protected by law and considered one of the symbols of wild nature in the USA, but thousands of wild horses have been sold in the last year to slaughterhouses in Canada and Mexico. The demand for horse meat outside the USA and the attempt to reduce the spreading population have led unscrupulous traders to bypass guidelines and embark on a mass liquidation operation.

Parallel to talks with Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz, the chairman of the "Ha-Achdut" party, Gilad Ardan, revealed that a joint run with Prof. Yaron Zelekha is on the table to fight the cost of living crisis. "We will accelerate the talks in the coming days."

A soldier aged about 20 is suspected of impersonating a 16-year-old boy, causing two girls aged 14 and 15 to send him revealing photos - and then blackmailing them to send him more content and even threatening to murder them and their families. His detention was extended by 4 days.

Former White House teleprompter operator Gabriel Perez has been ordered to pay over $172,000 for using inside information to bet on the speeches of US President Donald Trump.

The Pentagon is considering opposing British sovereignty over the Falkland Islands if Andy Burnham's government does not increase defense spending as required by NATO members. A senior US official who spoke to the Telegraph claimed that the option is on the table. An internal memo leaked last April first revealed the idea of using the Falklands as a diplomatic lever.

A suspicious square bulge under the US President's suit has sparked an online storm. Alongside theories about unapproved medical equipment, a senior cardiologist warns that the 80-year-old "does not look good" and demands immediate disclosure of data.

Volvo is upgrading its Connected Safety system, allowing electric vehicles to automatically detect road hazards and share alerts with other drivers in the brand's network.

Ahead of the US Open, Forbes released its 2026 earnings ranking: Jannik Sinner leads with $58 million, while Serena Williams' comeback places her in the top three. For the first time in history, women make up the majority of the top ten.

A shortage of thousands of aides, low wages, and a blind placement system have created a parallel market: affluent parents "supplement wages" out of their own pockets to ensure proper accompaniment for their children, while others are left behind. Aides speak out, experts warn: "The inclusion system in Israel is on the verge of collapse."

The 23-year-old Frenchman, leaving PSG for £123 million, will sign a five-year contract this weekend, becoming the second most expensive signing in club history. Liverpool will pay £106 million immediately. Following the deal, Cody Gakpo may leave Anfield.

Corn and wheat prices have reached three-year highs due to distinct factors. Wheat is surging amid the escalation of the war between Russia and Ukraine, while corn is rising due to lowered US yield forecasts.

Six months into the war, a hard core of generals and clerics has formed in Iran, declaring they are prepared for a prolonged conflict. The younger Khamenei, who has yet to appear in public, has surrounded himself with veteran allies and returned those who previously led the suppression of protests to senior positions. Trump promised "regime change" and got extremists: this is what the new...

The Israeli commented on the league phase draw for Ajax, identified Atalanta and Getafe as the key matches, and clarified that they are aiming high in Amsterdam: "We are really talking about winning."

According to Arab media, the office of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has received reports warning of the impact of rising prices on public sentiment in Egypt. Consequently, there are reports of a possible dismissal of the government led by Mostafa Madbouly in an attempt to appease the public.

The incident occurred at three in the afternoon in Manhattan. Rescue teams managed to reach the man, extinguish the fire, and transport him in stable condition to the hospital. The New York Police Department has opened an investigation, and at this stage, there are no findings linking the man to the company.

The opposition of Qatar, which holds 17% of Volkswagen, will not stop the project: the state of Lower Saxony is expected to replace the automaker as Rafael's partner. The German plant will produce components for the Iron Dome, preventing thousands of layoffs and potentially signaling future system purchases by Berlin.

Oil exports from the Persian Gulf have recovered to about two-thirds of pre-war levels, limiting the impact of the conflict with Iran on global prices. Total regional exports have reached 15–16 million barrels per day.

The grandmaster from the Ashdod club finished with 10 points and edged out Avital Boruchovsky and Michael Klenburg only on tie-breaks at the national blitz championship held in Afula. Noga Orian is the national women's champion, and 14-year-old Avital Shilon-Rahav finished fifth and was crowned Israeli champion under 18.

The largest Muslim-American organization in the US released a school guide justifying the 9/11 attacks due to 'US support for Israel' and recommending Osama bin Laden's antisemitic manifesto. The Jewish community was outraged: 'This is not inclusion - this is dangerous propaganda.'

A 6-room garden apartment, with a built-up area of 180 sqm and a 70 sqm yard, was sold for 4.1 million shekels. "The neighborhood is very sought-after, and while in the rest of the town there are price drops, in this neighborhood they have even risen." And more real estate deals from the last week.

The NBA legend shared how Jerry West convinced him to join the Lakers in 1996: "I set up movie deals for you." And also: the promise about Kobe that turned out to be a prophecy.

The necklace, weighing 200 carats and set with 673 diamonds, previously belonged to the Egyptian royal family and was on loan to the city's Museum of Arts. Local police investigators believe the robbers were hired by a criminal gang. At this stage, there are no leads to locate them, even though they carried out the robbery in front of witnesses.

19-year-old Xavi Espert completed 90 minutes in the two opening rounds and once again impressed the Barcelona coach, who previously compared him to the Bayern Munich legend: "I am a bit surprised by how he plays."

A sniper bullet passed centimeters from him and changed everything. Now, Lt. Col. Eli Zilberman commands the 'Tzuri' battalion, a reserve force in the IDF's 'Bazak' brigade, designed to bridge the gaps revealed on October 7. In a special interview, he tells about the raids in Judea and Samaria and how he dealt with the challenge while his child with special needs was undergoing chemotherapy.

Asaf tried to be a carpenter but realized his passion is in cooking and today he works at a pizzeria. May teaches English mainly via Zoom and simultaneously acts in children's plays. They live in Tel Aviv, and to survive the cost of living in the city, they host friends at their home instead of going out to restaurants and compare prices online. "I will fast before I go into the red." The Tzurieli...

The IDF is reinforcing forces ahead of the holidays against the backdrop of an increase in nationalist crime. An additional division has been placed on "jump alert" due to fears of escalation.

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There is no single amount that suits everyone, but there are factors that will help you find a balance between liquidity, security, and yield.

Behind closed doors, Wall Street’s fears about artificial intelligence are reaching new heights. In a camp that brings together top industry executives and financial leaders, the picture emerges: participants are skeptical about AI, yet they continue to invest in it.

"33 Days" returns to the true escape of two prisoners from a prison in Spain and the police manhunt that followed, "Four Hands, Two Sonatas" follows two young pianists who turn from rivals into partners, and also "Conan O'Brien Must Go", "Dancing with the Stars" and other content broadcast today (Saturday) on Israeli television.

About two weeks after the attack at the synagogue in Manhattan, Kathy Hochul pledged to increase security ahead of the High Holy Days. Against the backdrop of her criticism of City Council member Zohran Mamdani's anti-Israel rhetoric, she clarified: "There is no place for hate in New York. I am here for you."

A comprehensive excavation project under the floor of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem has revealed an ancient landscape of a quarry, agricultural plots, and rock-cut tombs - matching the descriptions in the New Testament amazingly well and confirming a 1,700-year-old tradition.

Judge Noel Wise ruled that the US administration cannot revoke visas or initiate deportation proceedings against foreign students based on their political speech. The ruling follows policies implemented after the arrest of activist Mahmoud Khalil.

Former Pink Floyd star Roger Waters, Nobel Prize-winning author Annie Ernaux, actor Guy Pearce, and over 200 international artists have signed a letter to the Venice Biennale and the Venice Film Festival, calling on the cultural events to take "concrete steps" against what they describe as the "Palestinian genocide."

The 43-year-old former model arrived from Miami for a visit to Israel and was seen on Rothschild Boulevard with her children. After a stellar international career, she still turns every sidewalk into a runway.

Years before the particle accelerator, Homer Simpson scribbled on a chalkboard an equation that predicted the mass of the “God Particle” with astonishing precision. Behind the scientific prophecy in the classic 1998 episode stood a writers’ guild with degrees in mathematics and physics from Harvard — who planted, in a single frame, real string-theory equations and delivered one of the most...

Oyo Nyimba was crowned King of the Kingdom of Toro in 1995 after his father's death, when he was only 3 years old. In Uganda, there are traditional kingdoms whose political power is symbolic, but their cultural and social influence is significant. Will there be an heir to the royal house?

Local rain is expected from the afternoon in the north, spreading to the center at night. Thunderstorms and minor flooding are possible along the coastal plain. By Sunday morning, the rain will reach the northern Negev before tapering off.

China's CXMT is suing the US Department of Defense, demanding to be removed from the list of companies that the US believes are assisting the Chinese military. The company claims it produces chips for civilian and commercial use only. The significance of the US list: it could lead to restrictions and damage the company's reputation.

After a 2:2 draw with Rennes in the opening round and a loss in the Super Cup, the French champions struggled once again but were saved by a late rally in stoppage time and a decisive header from Marquinhos.

The Israel national team star made his first start, showing impressive stats, but the gap in quality was evident. Erling Haaland (17, 84) and Rayan Cherki (54, 59) secured a second win for City, while Palace remains without a point.

According to NBC, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has discussed the possibility of a 2028 presidential run with associates. While no official decision has been made, his recent political activities in key states have sparked significant speculation.

The US President announced that Washington and Caracas signed an agreement that will grant Americans, according to him, control over most of the more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves in Venezuela. Trump claimed that the deal will more than double US oil reserves and lead to a significant decrease in fuel prices.

The military judge ruled that the pressure exerted by the CIA on Khalid Sheikh Mohammed continued during FBI interrogations at Guantanamo. Mohammed was captured in 2003 and interrogated in secret CIA prisons, where he underwent 163 rounds of waterboarding. The prosecution presented the confessions as the central evidence in the case, and is now considering appealing the decision.

Coach Marko Mitrović praised the Israeli striker: "He has qualities that you can see in training. He will start scoring and won't know where it's coming from."

A popular US news podcast claims that satellite imagery shows the US Navy has successfully conducted underwater dredging in Omani waters, enabling a new transit route that makes it difficult for the Iranians to target shipping. The claim aligns with reports in the Axios news agency that Washington has managed to gain superiority in the strait.

Carlos Alcaraz is ready to return to the courts. The Spaniard, who has not played a singles match for more than four months due to a right wrist injury, stated today (Friday) that he feels "100 percent" ahead of the start of the US Open, where he will try to defend his title.

The European champion salvaged another 2:2 draw, this time against Lille, thanks to two goals in stoppage time. The Bavarians continued exactly where they left off last season, with a 5:1 win over Stuttgart. Italy: victory for Milan.