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Bus driver severely beaten after refusing to let passenger off at unauthorized stop
A bus driver on line 2 in Beit Shemesh was attacked and knocked unconscious by a passenger after refusing to open the doors at an illegal stop. The driver, who was struck with a metal object, is calling for justice as labor representatives demand urgent security reforms.

Flash Floods in Grand Canyon: At Least 20 Hikers Missing
Authorities have launched a search operation, with over 62 people evacuated from the area. The floods destroyed pedestrian bridges and triggered mudslides, leaving several trails inaccessible.

Netanyahu in the 'Patriots' studio: 'Ofer Winter could harm the right-wing bloc'
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was a guest on the 'Patriots' program on Channel 14. During the interview, he discussed security issues, the Iranian threat, judicial reform, and the need for the right-wing camp to consolidate before the elections.

Treasury rejects defense establishment claims: "Reflects negligent management regarding the budget"
After the defense establishment warned that the Budget Department is blocking the transfer of 15 billion shekels during a severe shortage of Humvees and ammunition, senior Treasury officials are launching a counterattack. According to them, the budget is currently pending in the Knesset Finance Committee, and accusations against the Treasury are baseless.

Ofer Winter to Netanyahu: I am not endangering the Right – your actions are
Ofer Winter, chairman of the Amach Yisrael party, responded to remarks made by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during an interview on the program "The Patriots." Netanyahu claimed that Winter would "burn" right-wing votes if he runs independently, prompting a rebuttal from the new party leader.

"We could have been in the news - 60 soldiers killed": Shuttle driver drove recklessly and used his phone
About 60 soldiers traveling this morning from Modiin to Ir HaBahadim on an IDF-organized transport reported dangerous driving. They claim the driver was constantly distracted by his mobile phone, ignored requests to slow down, and failed to provide functional seat belts.

Threats to the candidate: Ministers to decide on Shin Bet security for Gadi Eisenkot
Following new warnings, the Advisory Committee for the Protection of VIPs recommended providing tight security for the chairman of the "Yashar!" party until election day. The decision now moves to the Ministerial Committee on Shin Bet Affairs, which will also discuss the security of "The Democrats" chairman Yair Golan.

US source to Al Jazeera: Our forces bombed rocket launchers of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps
Against the backdrop of reports by the Iranian news agency "Fars" regarding the sounds of explosions heard near Larak Island, a US source said that their forces bombed rocket launchers of the Revolutionary Guard Corps that were apparently on alert to launch missiles equipped with mines toward the Strait of Hormuz.

Sherry Herring, did you see? 'MasterChef' contestants paid tribute to the tastiest sandwich in the country
The famous sandwich created by Sherry Ansky, cookbook author and mother of judge Michal Ansky, which became part of the family legacy, served as inspiration for the contestants. The recipes are inside, and they have a twist that will make you try them yourself: 'Your interpretation is inspiring. It is a step away from perfection.'

"I want to be part of your future": This is the contestant eliminated from "MasterChef"
The battle for a spot in the next stage of "MasterChef" has stepped up, and the contestants were required to draw inspiration from the Ansky family's famous herring sandwich. The competition was close, and this is who was eliminated at its conclusion: "I need a spa day after all this."

Poisoning terror: herd of goats poisoned in Binyamin, shepherds ambushed
A serious incident occurred today near the Alon Road when terrorists introduced a lethal substance into livestock water troughs. During rescue attempts, residents encountered a planned ambush by dozens of rioters.

Guri Alfi addresses Hadag Nahash directly in a video: "It's time to retire you"
Guri Alfi presents an audition video in which he tells the band members that they are "outdated," criticizes the instruments they have added over the years, and finally joins them on stage for a joint performance.

Yuval Butchan sends a jab to her ex: "Every girl is his sister"
The reality star is changing course and releasing her debut single titled "Monsters of Nonsense," with a line from the new song hinting at a direct jab at her former partner, Tom Brazi.

Correspondence from Netanyahu's office on October 7th revealed: "Let them burn, scumbags"
A dramatic revelation provides an unprecedented glimpse into what was happening in the Prime Minister's Office in the midst of the events of that difficult morning, as intense pressure to manage the media narrative led to an especially harsh exchange of messages.

Ministry of Education sparks a storm: "A move that could collapse the National Service"
Lack of budget and the freezing of coalition funds leave 4,000 volunteers out of kindergartens and schools. Against the backdrop of a severe shortage of teachers and principals, senior officials warn: "The system is in danger of collapse"

For the first time in a month: US forces strike launchers in Iran
A senior US official confirmed that forces struck Larak Island after identifying preparations by the Revolutionary Guards to launch naval mines. The attack follows President Donald Trump's warning of military action to thwart Iranian attempts to mine the Strait of Hormuz.

Netanyahu reveals: "I met with Winter and offered him to join the Likud"
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an interview on the "Patriots" program, expressed concern that Ofer Winter's independent run in the elections could harm the right-wing bloc. The PM revealed he had offered Winter a spot in the Likud, but the offer was declined.

Electric vehicle fire in Rishon LeZion underground parking leaves one dead
A fire broke out in the parking lot of a residential building in the Neve Hof neighborhood, engulfing several vehicles. One person was found deceased inside a vehicle after firefighters extinguished the blaze. Police report no suspicion of criminal activity, citing a preliminary assessment of a self-accident. Residents were instructed to shelter in their apartments due to heavy smoke.

A 25% jump in expenses: where do Israeli children spend the most?
The Max Summer Vacation Index reveals the spending habits of Israeli teenagers. While half of the budget goes to food and deliveries, there are significant gaps between the center of the country and the communities of the South and the Galilee.

Has the spectrum become too wide? The global debate over the definition of autism intensifies
Claims by a veteran autism researcher regarding the over-expansion of diagnostic criteria have sparked an international stir. Conversely, researchers and activists warn that questioning diagnoses harms those diagnosed and their rights.

Storm in the basketball world: Hapoel Jerusalem sues Hapoel Tel Aviv for millions
After four successful seasons in the capital, Khadeen Carrington's move to Tel Aviv reaches the arbitration institution. Jerusalem is demanding at least 2.3 million shekels as development fees, based on the Israel Basketball Association regulations.

Israeli breakthrough: A saliva test that will predict cancer and heart disease years in advance
Israeli scientists have developed an innovative saliva test that maps the human genome and is capable of detecting the risk of about 50 types of cancer, stroke, and heart disease years before they break out.

Dramatic mandate poll: Netanyahu receives two excellent pieces of news and one bad one
A Kan News poll presents a changing political picture: two important parties for the right-wing pass the electoral threshold, while Likud and Otzma Yehudit weaken. Netanyahu strengthens within his bloc and returns to lead against Bennett in suitability for Prime Minister.

Is the author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' in debt for billions? This is the truth
The author of the world's most famous finance book caused a stir when he claimed he held an astronomical debt of billions of shekels. Now it turns out: his personal debt is much smaller, it is a PR stunt - and the strategy behind the crazy number is revealed | All the details

Committee Decides: Eisenkot to Receive Shin Bet Protection; Golan's Case to Be Reviewed Later
The recommendation marks a sharp turn from the controversial decision made a week earlier, when Shin Bet head David Zini determined not to assign bodyguards to Eisenkot. At the center of the discussion regarding close protection for Golan and Eisenkot were materials submitted by both parties. The 'Yashar!' party claimed that Eisenkot is currently protected only by a private, unarmed security...

Pregnant woman suffered a miscarriage after falling on the road - court orders compensation
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court ruled that the Zemer Local Council and the telecommunications company Bezeq are liable for an incident that led to a pregnant woman's miscarriage. The court apportioned 80% of the liability to the council and 20% to Bezeq.

"What will you give me so I let you go?": The exploits of a traffic cop suspected of sexually harassing female drivers
Three cases brought to the attention of Commissioner Levy in parallel with an Internal Affairs investigation led to the officer's dismissal. After ordering one of the women to pull over, he asked her to think about how she could "meet him halfway." To another, he said: "If I say I want you, you're single, right?"

Will the mystery of the missing women be solved? The drug investigation that turned into a shocking murder case in the US
Eugene Horsh from Philadelphia was arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and possession of forged federal documents - but a police raid on his home led the police to reopen the files of missing women from Philadelphia. All the details on the investigation that is shaking the United States.

Police arrived to arrest someone else - and uncovered an illegal resident with a Glock and hundreds of bullets
Qasi Samha, 23, from Jius, worked at a paint shop in Qalansawe using a forged Israeli ID card. According to the indictment, he hid a Glock and hundreds of bullets in a paint bucket and tried to convert the pistol to automatic. When police arrived to arrest another person, he tried to escape with the bucket - and was arrested.

Tens of thousands of shekels: Cost of Haredi influencer campaign revealed
Against the backdrop of criticism regarding budget allocations, data on the Haredi influencer campaign has been published. How much did the sponsored content cost and what was the reaction of the "B'Tsalmo" organization?

Musk promises: SpaceX will reach $3.5 trillion in revenue by 2033
The CEO of SpaceX cut seven years off Morgan Stanley's forecast and claims the company will reach annual revenues of about $3.5 trillion as early as 2033. However, the stock has lost about 40% from its peak, and even the most optimistic estimate on Wall Street is still far from Musk's target. What does this mean for those thinking about investing in the stock?

Yuval Raphael and Ido Malka have separated after about a year and a half: "We understand that we need to let go"
The well-known couple, Yuval Raphael and Ido Malka, who met during their participation in the program "The Next Star for Eurovision", have announced the end of their relationship after about a year and a half.

Pest infestation in London: Sanitary storm at Heathrow Airport
An extensive survey by the British trade union Unite presents a grim picture of staff facilities at the busy London airport, with reports including severe hygiene deficiencies and health issues.

Selena Gomez without clothes: the footage from the vacation that is stirring the web
Benny Blanco documented his wife, pop star Selena Gomez, in an especially exposed moment during a couple's vacation on a yacht; the video broke the web and accumulated millions of views.

Naftali Bennett and Gadi Eisenkot make unusual request to Avigdor Lieberman
The opposition camp is stepping up its efforts: Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett have made an urgent appeal to Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman. Here are the details of this surprising move.

The price of these cars is attractive, but second-hand buyers will take the hit
Huge, well-equipped, and cheap vehicles with electric and hybrid drives are conquering the Israeli market. But behind the attractive price, which is often subsidized for competitive reasons, hide significant potential costs in spare parts and maintenance - from giant tires to expensive sensors.

Senior Shas Rabbi against Netanyahu: "We don't believe him, we will join the next government only after the exemption law"
Rabbi Moshe Maya, the eldest member of the Shas Council of Torah Sages, is heard in a recording attacking the Prime Minister: "Bibi promised a lot, I won't believe him about anything." According to him, even a commitment to pass an exemption law within 30 days will not be enough - and Shas will not join the government before it is approved.

Riots in Qusra: Police issued arrest warrants, suspects are in hiding
More than 70 rioters participated in the raid on the village. Security officials estimate that it was a planned operation involving funding and legal support.

"They were there for each other at every moment": Two years since the murder of the six hostages in the tunnel
Two years have passed since the news was cleared for publication regarding the murder in captivity of the six hostages in a tunnel in Rafah. The harrowing footage from the depths of the earth, the stories of heroism and camaraderie before the end — and the national wound that remains open. We remember Carmel Gat, Eden Yerushalmi, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Alexander Lobanov, Almog Sarusi, and Staff...

"We identified glitches inside the house": at Ackerstein they found the person responsible for the weak results
Disappointing reports sent the shares of the concrete infrastructure manufacturer to a 13% decline in two days, and CEO Amit Lang to his home. Zvika Ackerstein, one of the company's owners, will replace him: "The company now needs focused management."

The struggle over core curriculum: The Attorney General's ultimatum to the Ministry of Education
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has mandated the formulation of a unified core curriculum by the 2026/27 school year. Failure to comply will result in Haredi education networks being required to adopt the standard religious education curriculum.

Fashion giant makes a revolutionary move: a branch with robots and self-service checkouts
Lefties, the sister chain of Zara owned by the Inditex group, has opened its first store in the UK. The branch in Liverpool spans about 27,000 square feet and combines self-service checkouts and robots for sorting hangers and clothing.

Putin takes the war to Europe: "They are trying to sow panic in NATO"
Facing difficulties on the front, Moscow is increasing sabotage, cyberattacks, and espionage across the continent to sow fear and undermine support for Ukraine. In the West, they warn of further escalation attempts.

Punishment for soldiers who refused to board a Namer APC with a female paramedic: 10 days in military prison
Three Givati soldiers who refused to board a medical evacuation Namer APC where a female paramedic was present were tried today and sentenced to 10 days in military prison. The soldiers refused, according to them, in accordance with the instructions of their rabbis, and additional soldiers from the unit are expected to stand trial and be punished.

Bloc over party: Data reveals how Israelis intend to vote
A Channel 14 poll published this Sunday indicates that for the majority of Israelis, the victory of a political bloc is more important than a party's platform or its candidates.

The forecast for an "unusual rain" ended in a drizzle: Why the rare system bypassed Israel
After forecasts of heavy rainfall and flooding, the rain event ended in most areas with only a few millimeters. The Meteorological Service explains that the center of the unusual upper-level trough shifted north, directing heavy rains toward Syria and Lebanon. In Israel, unusual winds and high waves were recorded, and temperatures on Mount Hermon dropped to 8 degrees.

In a hideout apartment: suspect in assault of his partner arrested after 3 months
Shalom (Charlie) Buzaglo, who was wanted for investigation on suspicion of committing severe violent offenses against his partner, was arrested in a hideout apartment in Dimona.

A blow to Kisch: Attorney General ordered to publish national science exam data
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has ordered the National Authority for Measurement and Evaluation in Education (RAMA) to publish the results of the 'Tnufa' science exams, overriding a ban by Education Minister Yoav Kisch. Only 3% of students reached the required level.

After police complaint, Likud officially updates: Gamliel pushed to 35th place
The recount in Be'er Ya'akov officially determined: the Minister of Innovation has been pushed to an unrealistic spot, and her 25th place will be taken by MK Eti Atiya, who is close to Minister Haim Katz, who responded: "I am undergoing a series of lies and slander by Mrs. Gamliel." The minister claimed irregularities and filed a complaint with the police; her husband was filmed shouting: "They...

Omer Adam gets heat: Irit Rahamim with sharp criticism
The massive event of Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich in Italy broke all coverage records, including the drama surrounding Or Luzon who found herself off the guest list. The event planner did not hold back: "She laid on the floor for them, she should have been there."

Anger in New York: 95,000 Americans signed a petition against Mamdani
A massive petition gaining momentum in the United States demands that two senior politicians be prevented from attending the sensitive event at Ground Zero, claiming that their presence would deeply hurt the bereaved families and the honor of those who fell in the disaster.

Earthquake in the culture world: bankruptcy and final liquidation of Phil Tippett's studio
After four decades, Hollywood legend Phil Tippett is closing his California studio following a bankruptcy process. Rare collectibles were sold at a massive liquidation event, but the Oscars remain with him: "I will die with the sword in my hand."

Avi Maoz to Givati fighters: "The army is turning its back on you"
Chairman of the Noam party, MK Avi Maoz, addressed the punishment imposed on Givati fighters who, according to his party's statement, refused to board a Namer APC together with a female paramedic. Maoz attacked the conduct of the army and the government, claiming it harms soldiers who seek to uphold their faith.

Maytronics recorded a loss of 8 million shekels in the second quarter, sales hit by the strengthening of the shekel
Maytronics continues to experience a decline in sales, but excluding currency exchange rates, it seems that they have stabilized slightly. The company recorded a net loss of 8 million shekels in Q2.

After eight months: first photos of Maduro from prison
The photos were distributed on his official account and accompanied by a message to his grandchildren: "Standing firm, with hearts full of your love." His lawyers are preparing to demand the dismissal of the indictment and to challenge the legality of the operation in which he was captured. In the US, there has been no official comment yet on their publication or authenticity.

Accused in the murder case of Yamanu Zelka to return to schools: "Why should my son be afraid?"
Two days before September 1st, parents of students at a school in Petah Tikva discovered that a teenager accused in the murder case of Yamanu Zelka, who is entering 10th grade, is expected to return to the educational institution. "We will not put our children at risk," says a father of a student whose son is entering the same grade. The municipality and the Ministry of Education are looking for...

With such weak performance, it is no wonder that the Kibbutz Yizre'el company is looking for a lifeline
Maytronics ended the second quarter with a decrease in revenue alongside a transition to a loss of about 8 million shekels. While it is holding talks for investment from the FIMI fund, the company announced an additional efficiency plan that will help it meet its obligations.

Wolt, Shein and Temu at the top: The spending of Israeli children in the summer of 2026
The MAX company published expenditure data for July-August. After the delivery company and shopping giants follow Roblox and Sony. Also: how much is spent in Tel Aviv compared to the North and South?

Due to family feud: two garages closed in Rahat over fears of shooting at innocent people
The commander of the Rahat police station, Superintendent Yitzhak Yona, signed two administrative closure orders for businesses in the city of Rahat over the weekend, after it was found that the continued operation of the businesses and presence in them could pose a real danger, among other things against the backdrop of shooting incidents within the framework of a criminal conflict between...

Record results reported, yet foreigners sold: the hot sector that is starting to cool down
Companies in this sector published excellent reports, yet they suffered the largest sales by foreign investors this week. Behind the move lies a warning sign coming straight from Wall Street. What do the foreigners know about these stocks, and what does it mean for your portfolio?

Naftali Bennett on pardoning Netanyahu: "I am in favor, provided he does not return to politics"
Naftali Bennett supports a pardon and the end of the Netanyahu trial, but conditions it on his complete retirement from political life: "He is not a young man, I do not want to see him in an orange jumpsuit."

Max Stock crashes the market: clothing and footwear items for only 5.90 shekels
Max Stock announces sales in the footwear and clothing departments, offering dozens of items for only 5.90 shekels. At the same time, the chain is significantly lowering prices on stationery, paper products, bags, and pencil cases ahead of the back-to-school season.

Rami Kleinstein in deep mourning: "You will not return. I will always love you"
The world of culture continues to mourn the passing of legendary singer Dolly Parton. Israeli musician Rami Kleinstein has joined the tributes with a heartfelt farewell post.

Why you should avoid charging your phone all night
Connecting the device to electricity throughout the night accelerates battery wear and reduces its energy capacity over time. A technological review explains what happens to lithium cells during sleep and why activating a smart charging mechanism prevents unnecessary wear.

One meeting that changed everything: The teacher from Canada who converted to Judaism and came to support the Gaza envelope
The moving journey of Penny, an educator from Canada, began with a great love that developed into a deep connection to Judaism, continued with the sudden loss of her partner, the late Harvey Goldman, and culminated in a brave choice to continue his path. The visit to Israel as part of the 'Binat HaLev' delegation of UJA Canada gave her practical tools to fight antisemitism within the classroom and...

Owners took 2 million shekels from Best: Securities Authority expected to intervene
Less than three months after its IPO, real estate firm Best is forced to correct its financial reports due to the unauthorized financing of the owners' private projects. Market experts anticipate an investigation by the Securities Authority, questioning the oversight provided by auditors and underwriters.

Suspicion: The budget gas station chain that the US President praised as patriotic sold stolen fuel
The Freedom Fuel gas station chain, praised by Donald Trump for its low prices, is facing allegations of selling stolen fuel. A lawsuit by Mansfield Oil claims the company acquired $4 million worth of fuel without paying for it.

Jumped from a Moving Car and Escaped Assassination: "He Was Given a New Life, 12 Bullets Fired"
A young man returning from a wedding in northern Israel managed to open the passenger door and escape while an armed assailant on a motorcycle fired at least 12 bullets at him. Footage shows the vehicle continuing to move without a driver as the gunman pursues the victim. Two suspects have been arrested.

Investors punish Shufersal stock: Key reasons for the decline
Israel's largest supermarket chain lost 11% of its market value in two days following weak half-year reports. Despite efficiency measures implemented by owners Yossi and Shlomi Amir, the company is struggling with declining same-store sales.

Senior investor warns high-tech entrepreneurs: Do not incorporate in Israel
Senior venture capital investor Oren Zeev criticizes the trend of incorporating startups in Israel, warning that choosing the US (Delaware) over Israel can save founders millions in taxes and avoid critical regulatory risks.

At 96, Warren Buffett continues to influence Berkshire Hathaway's investment strategy
Warren Buffett celebrates his 96th birthday while remaining Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after passing the CEO role to Greg Abel. We analyzed the company's performance over the past year, portfolio changes, and the legendary investor's ongoing role in key decision-making.

After the deadly strike in Beit Shemesh - Torah scrolls were brought to burial
Months after the missile fall that claimed the lives of nine people, a burial ceremony was held for the Torah scrolls of the "Tiferet Yisrael" synagogue. Zion Revah, who lost his son in the event and is now burying the scroll he donated: "It brings me back to the blow I received." The structure is expected to open during the Tishrei holidays.

The battle for pension funds: The Insurance Agents Chamber threatens a lawsuit against FINQ
Following an advertising campaign claiming that agents' recommendations are influenced by commissions, the Chamber has filed a sharp demand to the Capital Markets Authority and the insurance agency. All the details on the conflict shaking the market.

Security secret revealed: The manipulation that brought down artificial intelligence
An American investigative journalist managed to bypass the safety mechanisms of artificial intelligence and extract highly classified information, without using hacking code but through simple psychological manipulation that left experts stunned.

Eitan Yohananoff crashes the market: massive sales until 9/12, the countdown has begun
The Yohananoff chain is launching a wide wave of sales ahead of the Tishrei holidays, with significant discounts in the meat, fish, pantry, and alcohol departments. From meat cut #8 at 29.90 shekels to pure honey at 14.80 shekels: everything you need to know about holiday prices | All the details

The number that became an antisemitic code: what is behind 271K?
In recent years, the number 271,000 has appeared more and more on social media as part of a conspiracy theory that attempts to undermine the number of Jews murdered in the Holocaust. So what is behind this number?

The British city that wants to ban the flying of the national flag: "It harms cohesion"
The Birmingham City Council has appealed to the court demanding a ban on hanging British and English flags on the city's streets. If the decision is approved, violators could face a penalty of two years in prison. Critics argue that the council had no urge to act when it came to PLO flags that have flooded the city since October 7.

The fuel tax cut proposed by Smotrich: full throttle to the ballot box
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has ordered a reduction in fuel excise tax to prevent a price hike. Experts criticize the move as election-year populism that will cost the state hundreds of millions of shekels.

"They are boycotting him because he is Russian": Storm on the web following Netanyahu's video
The new election video published by the Prime Minister compares the social boycott experienced by children to what he defines as a political boycott against the Likud. The controversial campaign video was met with sharp criticism and accusations of manipulation on social media.

Google Tightens RAM Usage Requirements for Android Apps
Google is introducing strict new RAM consumption limits for Android applications. Starting February 2027, developers who fail to optimize their apps will face penalties, including lower search rankings.

Salary increases, bonuses and benefits: Good news for thousands of workers in Israel
A new collective agreement signed today at the Israel Nature and Parks Authority includes a signing bonus, a permanent salary increase, recognition of professional seniority, and additional benefits for approximately 2,200 employees.

Daniel Grinberg reveals: "Excitement mixed with worries and fears"
The social media personality and ex-wife of Eyal Golan is counting down the minutes until the end of summer vacation, and reveals that the return to school frameworks is accompanied by quite a few maternal anxieties ahead of the significant milestone for her eldest daughter.

New security alliance: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan to discuss military cooperation
The foreign and defense ministers and chiefs of staff of the three countries will participate tomorrow in Istanbul in the first meeting of the committee established under the "Mecca Agreement". On the agenda: joint exercises, improving coordination between the armies, and joint development of weaponry. The agreement stipulates that an attack against one of the countries will be considered an...

Surprise: Young Thug sent a "shout-out to Israelis" in his new album
Young Thug released a new, massive album, in which a surprising line with a "shout-out to Israelis" was hidden. Many fans are furious at what they perceived as the rapper taking a side, and are linking it to his meeting with Rabbi Pinto last year.

Likud farce: Decision made to recount votes without informing Gila Gamliel
Advocate Hovav Damri, husband of the minister who fears for her realistic spot, testified before the party's election committee. However, it turns out that even before the hearing, it was decided to recount the votes at the polling station in Be'er Ya'akov.

Artificial intelligence may install malicious code on your computer
Do you allow your artificial intelligence tools to write and install code independently? You should think again. A new study reveals that the most popular AI tools, including Claude from Anthropic and Codex from OpenAI, could become a conduit for injecting malware directly into your computers and corporate networks. The new risk stems from the way these tools read and execute instructions from...

Judea and Samaria District Commander accuses the IDF: "Instead of arresting the rioters, they disperse them"
In an interview with 103FM radio, the Judea and Samaria District Commander claimed that the responsibility for arresting the rioters in Qusra lies with the army. According to him, "This is not the first incident where instead of arresting those rioters, they disperse them." He claims that the IDF should have, in addition to dispersing those rioters, also arrested the people on the ground.

Smotrich takes a decisive step: plans to reduce fuel prices immediately
Against the backdrop of fears regarding a sharp rise in fuel prices due to the blockade on Iran, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich will sign a special order to reduce the excise tax. The goal is to lower costs for consumers as early as this week.

Elon Musk and NASA: Who controls the future of space exploration?
A new telescope for dark energy research has been launched. While scientists anticipate a cosmic breakthrough, the growing integration between the government space agency and the private sector continues to raise questions about the boundaries of privatization in strategic projects.

Cheese recall in Israel: product removed from shelves immediately
Gad Dairies has announced a recall of its Camembert product after a test conducted by the French manufacturer detected the Listeria monocytogenes bacteria. The public is requested not to consume the product.

Idan Raichel confesses on air: "The suffering comes with me"
The sixth season of the reality show The Voice on Channel 13 reaches an especially tense peak, as a moving performance by a young contestant from Noa Kirel's team manages to touch hearts.

Feeling that something is wrong with you? Do not look for answers on Google
Do you know that feeling where you feel something is a bit strange with you lately? You are more irritable, have difficulty concentrating, think too much, or are simply going through a rough patch. Instead of letting it pass, you open Google and type: "Why do I feel this way?" A few searches later, you are already reading about one disorder or another and are convinced that the symptoms describe...

From panic to opportunity: how software company reports changed the narrative on AI
Four software companies from different fields published their financial reports last week: Salesforce, CrowdStrike, Okta, and Elastic. All four presented excellent reports but, more importantly, proved that AI is less of a threat to the software sector and more of a potential for unprecedented growth.

Arrived with a knife at his ex-partner's workplace — and was arrested hiding on a bus
A foreign resident arrived at a factory in Kadima-Zoran where his ex-partner works, refused to leave, and pulled a knife on an employee at the site. After the employee drew his personal weapon, the suspect fled and discarded the knife. Within a short time, he was located on a bus, and an indictment was filed against him.

Product Recall: Camembert Cheese Pulled Due to Listeria Concerns
Gad Dairies has announced a voluntary recall of Camembert cheese after testing by the French manufacturer identified the presence of Listeria monocytogenes. Consumers are advised not to consume products from the affected batch.

SUN RESORT: A luxurious vacation facing the Sea of Galilee, with privacy, quiet, and a view
The complex is suitable for guests who wish to pause their routine, get away from the daily hustle, and enjoy a high-quality vacation in a private and quiet environment. SUN RESORT includes 7 designed and spacious bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, and is suitable for hosting up to 18 guests.

German Government Hosted Representatives of Terrorist Organization for "Secret Visit"
Germany is shifting its migration policy by expanding deportation operations for Afghan citizens. Berlin has established direct contacts with the Taliban, despite lacking official recognition, to facilitate the removal of individuals not previously classified as security threats.

USA Strengthens Military Presence Near Iran
The United States has deployed the USS George Washington aircraft carrier to the Arabian Sea, replacing the USS Abraham Lincoln. The strike group is capable of prolonged autonomous operations and rapid response to developments in the Middle East.

The next generation of anti-aging: Is it possible to slow down hair aging?
We invest quite a bit in trying to slow down the signs of aging in the skin, but in recent years it has become clear that hair also undergoes its own complex biological aging process. Beyond the gray hair that appears with the years, hair aging can manifest as a decrease in density and thickness, a change in the quality of the hair shaft, and a gradual weakening of hair follicle function. Now a...

Arrived with a knife at the factory where his ex-partner works – and was caught on a bus
Police officers from the Sdot station in the Sharon region arrested a foreign national last week who allegedly arrived at a factory in Kadima-Zoran, where his ex-partner works, armed with a knife. After fleeing the scene, he was located shortly thereafter hiding on a bus.

45 cadets, one legacy: a new project in memory of Lt. Col. Eli Ginsberg, who fell in battle in Be'eri
The Tavor Academy will open a new branch in Kibbutz Masada that will bear the name of Lt. Col. Eli Ginsberg. Ginsberg, a former commander of the Counter-Terrorism School, went into combat at the outbreak of the war and fell the next day. This is the second branch that Tavor has opened since October 7 in memory of a fallen soldier, following the branch in Kiryat Shmona named after Lt. Yuval Yaffe.

Deadlock in the Negev: Parents join warning of school shutdown
Three days before the start of the school year, the budget crisis between the Ministry of Education and the Neve Midbar Regional Council has reached a peak. The council, which serves over 22,000 students in the diaspora while having only 12,000 registered residents, refuses to commit to expenses without full reimbursement. Parent committees have now joined the strike threat, warning that the...

Election period: Bezalel Smotrich intends to curb fuel price hikes despite opposition
The move to reduce the excise tax could cost the state treasury hundreds of millions of shekels. The Ministry of Finance is awaiting the Attorney General's decision on the feasibility of the move or whether it will be disqualified on the grounds of 'election economics'.

Is Noa Kirel on the way to a career break? "I don't want to have a child and not be with him"
Moments before returning to the Festigal stage for the sixth time, the star opens her heart about the challenging relationship with Daniel Peretz at a distance and the dream of expanding the family.

For 5,000 shekels: Dimona resident accused of attempting to smuggle drugs into Jordan
A Dimona resident was arrested at the border crossing with nearly 1.5 kg of methamphetamine. She claimed she suspected the package contained illicit goods but proceeded due to threats against her and her children.

"The Whisper Man": A film that whispers where it should scream
Starring Robert De Niro, Netflix's "The Whisper Man" is a police thriller that attempts to venture into psychological territory but falls short. While the plot is predictable, the film's refusal to chase complex twists helps it maintain a grounded sense of realism.

Difficulties and Compromise: The Project for Senior Lawyers Will Operate in a Reduced Format
Partners, a company offering office services to independent lawyers that recently encountered difficulties, received the green light from Sela Capital to be released from its lease agreement. Partners will vacate floors 34-35 in the HaArba'a Towers in Tel Aviv by tomorrow and will continue to operate in a reduced format in the Museum Towers.

The dollar eroded Rafael's profitability. CEO: "The state must intervene in the foreign exchange market"
Rafael concludes a strong quarter with a 39% jump in new orders to 6.9 billion shekels and 20% growth in sales to 5.6 billion shekels. More than 60% of orders in the first half came from exports, and against the backdrop of the strengthening shekel, CEO Yoav Turgeman warns of damage to profitability and competitiveness: "State intervention is required."

Report: Donald Trump to meet with Haredi rabbis who will raise the issue of conscription
The US President is expected to host a series of prominent Haredi leaders at the White House, including representatives of the Satmar Hasidic dynasty. The parties are expected to discuss issues regarding the independence of religious education and freedom of religion.

"Agent V-7461": Investigation reveals that a member of Adolf Eichmann's defense team was a German intelligence officer
According to a report in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, attorney Dieter Wechtenbruch, who represented the Nazi criminal in Jerusalem, was operated by West German intelligence services. His mission was to report the defense strategy to his superiors and ensure that the Nazi past of government officials was not exposed.

Rafael CEO on payment delays from the state: "We receive empathy from the Treasury, but no solutions"
Rafael CEO Yoav Turgeman is criticizing the Ministry of Finance over state payment delays to defense firms. The Ministry of Defense currently owes 15.5 billion shekels to major defense contractors.

Alcohol, threats and humiliation: the 'Zubor' tradition of high school seniors is getting out of control
Alcohol parties late into the night and brutal 'Zubor' for younger students at the school gate: ahead of September 1st, the phenomenon of bullying in high schools is reaching a new peak. Parents are demanding a firm hand and the imposition of fines.

Bus driver loses consciousness: passenger prevents disaster in Eilat
During a trip in Eilat, an Egged bus driver lost consciousness, causing the vehicle to crash into a railing and a bus stop. Attorney Tomer Bizini, who was on board, acted decisively by entering the cabin and bringing the runaway bus to a halt, saving 20 passengers.

Rafael reports record-breaking results: The largest deal in its history revealed
The defense technology company concludes the second quarter of 2026 with a double-digit jump in sales and orders, marking an unprecedented milestone with the Navy.

National Insurance Institute: Temporary election work will not affect unemployment benefits
The National Insurance Institute has clarified the rules for unemployment benefit recipients working during the 26th Knesset election period. Provided specific conditions are met, income from election-related work will not impact benefit payments.

Crypto of the day: market overview and Bitcoin performance
Bitcoin is trading at $78,342.90 with a market cap of $1.57 trillion. Ethereum, BNB, and XRP are also recording daily price increases.

Exclusive | Citizens in Iran to N12: "We are living in survival mode, if we receive support - we will return to the streets"
Huge lines at gas stations, galloping inflation, and a severe shortage of basic goods: citizens in Iran describe a daily reality of a war for survival in the face of an unprecedented economic crisis. At the same time, forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Basij are flooding the streets with strict searches, and desperate residents are making a direct appeal to the West: "Trump...

120,000 shekels a month: all the details on the new pancreatic cancer drug
Revolution's stock soared after the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved its revolutionary drug. Will the drug reach Israel, how much will it cost, what will insurance companies do, and what competing products are on the market? Here are the answers.

Production line repair cut Karur's sales — financing income boosted the bottom line
The timing of the Passover holiday and a delay in replacing a production line hurt the revenues of the Karur company, which closed the second quarter with a decrease in revenue. However, an increase in financing income allowed the company to boost its net profit by 69%.

66-year-old man robbed in Tel Aviv recounts to Walla: 'He choked me with a stick and screamed - I will murder you'
Andy Spitzer has worked for years as a security guard in a building on Yehuda Halevi Street in Tel Aviv, but says he has never encountered such an incident. In his first interview with Walla, he recounted how he heard shouting in the street, went out to check what was happening - and then the suspect lunged at him, choked him, and took his phone. 'I am afraid he will come back to look for me,' he...

Why have the repeat elections for State Comptroller not yet taken place - and who are the main beneficiaries?
Contrary to the position of the Knesset's legal advisor, the coalition avoided holding the repeat procedure, but the opposition did not push for it either. It is possible that the petitioners hope to enter the government in the upcoming elections and promote their own candidates. The Chairman of the Israel Bar Association did reach out, but in the absence of an active comptroller, his request...

Weapons on the streets: suspect fired in central Jaffa and attempted to flee with a loaded pistol
A suspect in his 30s was arrested following a shooting in central Jaffa, found with a loaded pistol, and prosecutors announced today they intend to file charges. In Tayibe, another suspect was arrested after attempting to flee and discarding a bag containing a Glock pistol, two full magazines, and gloves.

Basketball team in economic collapse: heavy debts, relegation to the third division
Just 15 months ago it played in the EuroLeague final, and last season it celebrated a championship and four titles, but now Monaco is experiencing a historic collapse: the French Basketball Federation rejected the club's appeal after it failed to provide financial guarantees, and it has been relegated to the third division.

Rami Levy shakes up the market: modular product for only 49.90 NIS
The Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma chain is expanding its home product offering with two new items at attractive prices: a modular storage solution from the MODU brand and an extra-strong shopping cart designed for carrying heavy loads. All the details.

Renowned aesthetic brand 'American Laser' to cease operations
Following debts exceeding 110 million shekels and failed rehabilitation efforts, the 'American Laser' brand will be fully absorbed by the 'Care' chain. Investments of tens of millions of shekels failed to restore public trust.

Tel Aviv parents threaten strike over enrollment policy at new school
Parents of students at the new School of the Arts in the Kfar Shalem neighborhood of Tel Aviv are threatening to strike in protest against the enrollment of children of foreign workers who do not live in the area. They claim the decision was made without transparency and without meeting entrance requirements. Parents' representative: "The neighborhood's children are being harmed by the decisions."

The star shares: "Mom gave birth to me when she was 21, it was just me and her against the whole world"
Gal Kaspers has previously shared about the children she gave birth to at a young age, and how significant they were during the difficult moments of her life. In the upcoming episode of "MasterChef", Kaspers returns to her mother who also gave birth to her at a young age - and at age five decided to move with her to the other side of the world: "She was looking for an adventure".

Labor Court: Shlomo Sixt to pay 4.7 million shekels to employees for rights violations
The car rental company Shlomo Sixt has been ordered to pay millions of shekels to employees after the court ruled it had infringed upon their pension and vacation rights. The court rejected the company's claim that sales commissions do not constitute wages. Shlomo Sixt is considering an appeal.

Before the school year: Microsoft reminds you that you can get Office for free
Ahead of the new school year, Microsoft reminds students and teachers in the Israeli education system that they are eligible for a free Microsoft 365 license. The suite includes Copilot AI and can be installed on up to five devices.

Military Grenades and Drugs in Apartment: Indictment to be Filed Against 43-Year-Old Ramat HaSharon Resident
During a police raid, four military stun grenades and various types of drugs intended for distribution were seized in an apartment. The prosecution has filed a prosecutor's statement and intends to seek an indictment and detention until the end of proceedings. The apartment has been closed by administrative order for 30 days.

Following CFO's resignation: Tomer Mazon will not publish financial report on time
Tomer Mazon announced that it will miss the August 31 deadline for publishing its second-quarter and first-half financial reports. The delay follows an ongoing audit regarding inventory discrepancies and the sudden resignation of the incoming CFO.

"I don't trust the police": Crime organization head Eyal Nagar refuses to testify
A source close to Eyal Nagar stated that he is exercising his right to remain silent and is confident in his innocence. His wife's detention is also set to be extended. Police claim they have evidence linking Nagar to extortion and the takeover of restaurant delivery services in Ashdod.

The Jewish prosecutor who did not attend the Democratic convention because of Israel: "I don't want to be harassed"
Dana Nessel boycotted the party's nominating convention: "I don't want to be harassed and yelled at." She accuses the party leadership of inaction against antisemitism. About 200 rabbis and Jewish public figures demanded increased protection for Jews. "I was a Jew before I was a member of the Democratic Party."

"The victim underwent three resuscitations": A Dimona man stabbed a person who tried to resolve a conflict
The Southern District Attorney's Office filed an indictment in the Be'er Sheva District Court against 26-year-old Lidor Kamikar, who brutally stabbed a man attempting to mediate a conflict. The victim suffered severe wounds to the heart and lung, required three resuscitations, and was placed on a ventilator, while the defendant attempted to tamper with evidence.

"Everything with Netanyahu's knowledge": Demand for investigation into Hamas ties
MK Yulia Malinovsky (Yisrael Beiteinu) is demanding that the Attorney General launch an investigation into Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and businessman Shlomi Fogel over suspicions of business dealings with the terrorist organization Hamas.

Yitzhak Tshuva reshuffles Isracard leadership: new CTO appointed
Following the acquisition of the credit company by billionaire Yitzhak Tshuva, Guy Ram has been appointed as the new CTO, bringing 20 years of experience in managing complex technological systems.

Interest rate cut in Israel at risk: forecast from Mizrahi Tefahot Bank
Chief strategist Yoni Fanning analyzes the US Fed Chair's recent stance and explains how it may impact the potential for an interest rate cut in Israel.

Rami Levy opens a huge branch in Israel tomorrow: the chain's crazy promotion returns
The second flagship branch of the stock chain is launching tomorrow in a new location, and to mark the event, the exclusive offer that allows buying an electric car for less than 100 thousand shekels only is returning.

Omer Adam makes a stunning economic move: he will earn millions after his wedding to Sasha
Omer Adam, one of the producers of the "Next" show, announces the opening of new performances after all tickets for the previous shows were sold out.

Surged 1,000% in a week: This is the stock driving Americans crazy
A tiny stock has become a trading hit on Wall Street, jumping hundreds of percent in just a few days without any business news to justify it. Behind the surge are a tiny amount of shares, abnormal trading volumes, and a real threat of delisting from Nasdaq. What is important for an investor to know before getting swept up in the trend?

Music giants sue Anthropic: It used tens of thousands of works to train Claude
Two of the world's largest music companies, Warner Music and Sony Music, are suing Anthropic. They allege that the AI company used copyrighted works to train its Claude models.

Gulf states want women in the army (but bring a note from your husband)
Against the backdrop of growing regional threats, including from Iran, Gulf kingdoms and emirates have opened service tracks for women in recent years. Female soldiers enlist voluntarily, and in Kuwait, the consent of a guardian and adherence to a dress code are required. Women's service is part of a broader policy change, including mandatory conscription, aimed at strengthening the connection...

Pro-Israel star cast - actor quits production
Gerard McCarthy announced his resignation from the play 'Right Before I Go' following the casting of Maureen Lipman, against the backdrop of her public positions regarding Israel and the Palestinians. 'I did not feel comfortable personally promoting her participation,' he wrote, 'I simply chose not to use my platform to promote someone whose political views are contrary to mine.'

No booth and no small talk: AI agent conference kicks off: "More than 100 startups have registered"
The Quantum Hub platform is holding a first-of-its-kind conference where AI agents manage the initial screening and introduction phase between corporations and startups. Instead of investing resources in dozens of "corridor conversations," the system identifies an exact match between industry needs and relevant technologies, passing the case to human interaction only when there is real...

Disturbances at Tel HaShomer recruitment center: Military police vehicle blocked by Haredim
Haredi protesters, who arrived at the recruitment center in Tel HaShomer to demonstrate against the Haredi recruitment taking place today, blocked a military police vehicle. The protesters sat on the road, preventing the vehicle and the soldiers inside from continuing their journey.

Lonely in their golden years? In China, they found an unusual solution: "Rent-a-child"
In China, an unusual phenomenon is developing to deal with one of the country's major social problems: elderly people left alone while their children live and work far away. Young people are offering themselves as "shared children" — a paid service where they come to an elderly person's home, talk to them, and help them with daily tasks.

Against the backdrop of the crisis in the right-wing bloc: Prime Minister Netanyahu arrives at the "Patriots" studio
After calling on Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to unite with Smotrich ahead of the upcoming elections due to fears of losing votes in the right-wing bloc, the Prime Minister will be a guest tonight on the TV show "The Patriots" on Channel 14.

Not just chocolate: the secret message appearing on Pesek Zman packaging
Ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the company is launching a special edition of the iconic brand that will lead consumers to a personal risk questionnaire and donate part of the proceeds to saving lives.

Global change in heart attack diagnosis: what will change in emergency rooms in Israel?
Leading cardiology organizations worldwide have published the "Fifth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction," replacing the previous numerical classification with three clear clinical categories. The goal of this update is to move beyond merely confirming a heart attack to accurately identifying its cause, thereby tailoring treatment. The document was prepared by the European Society of...

From flyer distribution to a 120 million shekel empire: The success story of David Galperin
David Galperin discovered in his childhood that keeping promises is the key to big business. The teenager who distributed flyers at night now leads the Gil Group, employing over 80 people. In an interview, he recalls his journey from yeshiva studies to building a media powerhouse with an annual turnover of 120 million shekels.

Meta's spin, following the settlement in the addiction lawsuit: calling on YouTube and TikTok to protect adolescents
Following a historic settlement, Meta is shifting the narrative by calling on YouTube and TikTok to strengthen adolescent protections. The company is positioning itself as a leader in user safety despite widespread skepticism.

Training the next generation in the Air Force: Second cycle of the historic preparatory course
The "Eagles of the North" program, which integrates Druze and Jewish recruits, has begun its second cycle. The goal is to overcome underrepresentation in the sector. Three members of the Druze community from the first cycle have already passed the initial screening for the flight course.

Former council head and officer from the Gaza envelope whose son was murdered: the new additions to Eisenkot's list
The chairman of the Yashar! party announced the addition of Tal Ohana-Hachmon, former head of the Yeruham council and project manager for the rehabilitation of northern communities, and Col. (res.) Nir Hachabi, a member of Kibbutz Kissufim who lost his son Yonatan on October 7, to the party's list. According to Eisenkot, the two have "rich experience and a deep commitment to the rehabilitation and...

The court prevented the strike at Tnufa – but the buses remained without fuel
This morning, numerous bus lines in Judea and Samaria were disrupted as Tnufa drivers found their vehicles without fuel. The incident occurred simultaneously with a court injunction against a planned strike by the drivers.

Warning to Hegseth and danger to the US: "The campaign in Iran has lasted too long"
Senior military officials warn of damage to American capabilities in other theaters, including the domestic front. More than 50,000 troops are on alert. Some forces are expected to remain in the Middle East until 2027.

1,000 times faster than Hubble: NASA launches a new telescope to explore the "hidden universe"
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, described by the agency as a "discovery machine," is set to launch from Florida. The $4.3 billion project aims to explore dark energy and dark matter.

From Kissufim and Yeruham: New additions to Gadi Eizenkot's party
The Yashar! party, led by Gadi Eizenkot, announced today (Sunday) the addition of two new names to its ranks: Tal Ohana-Hakmon, former head of the Yeruham local council, and Colonel (res.) Nir Hajbi, a member of Kibbutz Kissufim and former community manager at the kibbutz.

The Royal Family is being torn apart from within – and Queen Camilla has already chosen a side
Queen Camilla is standing by Kate Middleton amid renewed tensions surrounding the return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the UK, and is even pushing King Charles to set clear boundaries for the couple – this was claimed by royal historian and author Andrew Lownie. This comes after Harry and Meghan landed in the UK this week ahead of an extended stay in the country, with their children having...

Have you heard about the Zara second-hand store? Here is how it works
What if when you buy a new piece of clothing you are already thinking about the day you will sell it? This is exactly the trend that has been changing the fashion market in recent years: more consumers, and especially young people, look at clothes not only as something to wear, but also as an item that can be passed on and sold.

The tough race to rent an apartment in San Francisco is shifting gears
Limited housing supply clashes with high salaries in the AI industry: "Fine, we'll pay $10,000".

Nikki Goldstein's mother: "I received the shock of my life, went through a difficult upheaval and ended up in the hospital"
The comedian's mother spoke in an interview about the reaction to the dramatic change he made in his life a few years ago when he came out of the closet and began a relationship with someone who had been his best friend for years. "There was no sign of it, but of course we accepted him with great love," said Madeleine Goldstein.

Drunk man steals plane and heads toward nuclear plant: fighter jets scrambled
A young man broke into an airport in southern Hungary early in the morning and stole a light aircraft. He flew towards a nuclear power plant, prompting the military to scramble fighter jets. The flight ended with an emergency landing in a sunflower field, after which the suspect attempted to hijack a car.

Foreign investors bet on the banking sector: what they bought this week
At the peak of the reporting season, foreign investors poured hundreds of millions of shekels into the banking sector on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. We analyze what in the reports justified this rush and how it affects your long-term savings.

Soil contamination in Sde Dov: Lotteries for plots postponed, Adam Teva V'Din opposes dismissal of petition
The court ruled that at this stage, the lottery for the distribution of rights between landowners in Sde Dov should not be promoted, after some of the rights holders requested to wait until the extent of soil contamination is clarified. Meanwhile, Adam Teva V'Din opposes the dismissal of the petition regarding soil contamination in Sde Dov, despite the Supreme Court's recommendation.
Pixel 11, Google TV and Nest cameras arrive in Israel via new importer
Electra Retail has announced the import and distribution of the Pixel 11 series, Google TV, and Nest home security products in Israel. The devices will come with a two-year manufacturer's warranty.

More than 11 million displaced, overcrowding and famine: "They arrive in trauma"
More than 15,000 families have arrived in El-Obeid since mid-July. Over 200,000 people arrived in the city in the first half of the year, with the majority being women and children.

Massive delays and tens of thousands of passengers without luggage: internal investigation determines the cause of the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport
Employees leaving early, an overloaded sorting system, and a decision to halt check-in—this is how the crisis that paralyzed Ben Gurion Airport unfolded. Following the report, Workers' Committee Chairman Pinchas Idan interrupted the meeting, claiming the findings were known in advance.

Doctor from Rahat arrested after chase and attempt to hide weapons
The Northern District Attorney's Office has indicted a 29-year-old doctor from Rahat who attempted to flee from police in the Lower Galilee. During the pursuit, he collided with a patrol car and discarded a bag containing ammunition, which was later forensically matched to an M-16 rifle found on the road.

"A family man, not a mafia boss": The Yushaev family rejects police claims
The family rejects the claims that Yushaev headed a criminal organization and argues that the nickname was attached to him due to his origin. According to them, he was a legitimate businessman and may have been murdered due to a case of mistaken identity. The suspect in the assassination denies the allegations against him and his arrest was extended until Wednesday.

"If you don't give me money for drugs - I will kill you": Threatened his father with a knife hours after his release
A 24-year-old resident of Tuba-Zangariyye was released under restrictive conditions, including a restraining order from his father. A few hours later, he returned to the house, broke the door, took a knife, and threatened to kill him if he did not receive money for drugs. According to the indictment, he tried to escape from the police and even threatened an investigator in court.

Heavy disaster in Algeria: dozens perished in massive forest fires
At least 73 people were killed in one town, including 21 members of one family. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune claimed that "criminal hands" might be behind the blazes. Search efforts for additional victims continue.

Rami Levy sold 7 apartments in half a year - and explains the reason
In the company's 3 significant projects in Jerusalem, almost no apartments are being sold. The price per square meter is high, but Levy continues to increase his market share and clarifies that the company will meet the pace.

Tiv Taam Stock: Analysts Forecast 33% Upside
According to an IBI investment house report, Tiv Taam recorded 555.8 million shekels in revenue for Q2 2026 and growth in same-store sales, defying broader challenges in the food retail sector.

A full circle: Rehabilitation Division Director to lead Loewenstein Medical Center
After leading the national rehabilitation system through unprecedented challenges, the senior director is leaving the Ministry of Health to return to manage the medical center where he began his professional career.

Israel Railways Announces Schedule Changes and Increased Frequency
Israel Railways is updating its schedule starting September 4, 2026, adjusting weekend operating hours and increasing train frequency at several central stations to reduce congestion.

Israeli woman sues hotel: 'I was naked and the employee entered, despite the sign'
A guest at a Tel Aviv hotel is threatening a lawsuit following a severe invasion of her privacy: an employee entered the room while she was naked, despite a 'Do Not Disturb' sign. She is now demanding a refund and compensation.

A Blow to the Pensions of Millions of Israelis: A Jump of Hundreds of Percent in Payments
A quiet move in the pension funds of the Israeli public is leading to a jump of hundreds of percent in monthly payments. Who are the savers affected immediately, how do insurance companies exploit the law, and how can you protect yourself?

Breaking records on the stock exchange: The dramatic move by El Al
The airline, which is traded at a value of approximately 9 billion shekels, is joining a dedicated program of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with the goal of attracting foreign investors and increasing trading volumes, with the move set to begin this week.

Av-Gad's cash flow is negative. The company: "We have no liquidity problems"
After bringing Barak Finance into its structure, the company is looking for partners and may bring in institutional investors. The board of directors determined that despite the negative cash flow, there are no liquidity problems. The company published its reports for the second quarter, which show that the company sold 32 apartments in the quarter, compared to 10 in the previous quarter.

Who will Smotrich run with and who will drop out? The questions deciding the election
With ten days left until the finalization of the 2026 election lists, political parties are navigating critical decisions regarding mergers, reserved spots, and candidacy. Key uncertainties include Netanyahu's strategy, the future of Ra'am, Gantz's next move, and the potential for last-minute political 'stars'.

Ankara reacts with anger: Greece is establishing a drone base in Rhodes
World press headlines: Many accusations against Israel have flowed from Turkey since October 7, 2023, but the new news is that Israel is plotting to use Kurdish forces in northern Syria to thwart the peace process led by President Ahmad al-Shara; in the Aegean Sea, Greece is establishing a drone base, and Israel may be involved. Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the...

"Soon you won't be a mom": The criminal revenge plan of the ex-husband
According to the charges against three men, the woman's car was vandalized and a stun grenade was thrown at the building where she lives. In addition, the partner allegedly threatened to harm her father and do a "Holon 2" to her, referring to the explosion in which Lia Malka Cohen (of blessed memory) was murdered on the Ayalon highway.

In a new relationship? Shi Li Ofri: "I want it to be all mine. Without background noise"
Four months after officially divorcing the father of her son, Snir Burgil, following quite a few publicized dramas, the 23-year-old reality star is now hinting at a new chapter - one that comes with conclusions following the stormy relationship. "My previous relationship was very exposed, this time I want it differently."

Storm in Italy: How an explosion outside the home of a senior journalist led to his firing
The media and political system in Italy are in an uproar following the firing of Sigfrido Ranucci. He is considered one of the most respected and important journalists in the field of current affairs and investigations. Initially, it was thought to be the mafia, but his associate dropped a bombshell - and the entire country was stunned.

Eli Sharabi to host the ceremony at Yarkon Park on October 7: "We must not blur the memory"
Hostage survivor and bereaved family member Eli Sharabi will host the national memorial ceremony in Tel Aviv alongside actress Shani Cohen. The families have called on the public to support the event's funding, emphasizing their commitment to a unifying, all-Israeli commemoration.

Back with full force: Jackie Azulay is inseparable from her young partner
Jackie Azulay, who recently celebrated her 43rd birthday, appeared at the Tel Aviv port for her birthday party, where she showcased a reunion with her ex-partner, 36-year-old Oshri Abergil. The couple has decided to give their relationship another chance.

One of the Golan settlement veterans: Yoni Ben Ari has passed away
The father of Major Hagai Ben Ari, a Paratrooper reconnaissance unit commander who was critically wounded in Operation Iron Swords and passed away years later, has passed away and will be laid to rest in Hispin. Yoni, one of the pioneers of Moshav Nov, cared for his son at home and dedicated his life to commemorating him.

The empty lunch box sent to party leaders - and the data behind it
Ahead of the start of the school year, the organization "Nevet - A Sandwich for Every Child" sent empty lunch boxes to party leaders. According to the organization's data, about 100,000 students in Israel need a regular breakfast at school. Nevet calls for the promotion of a national program that will ensure a meal for students who arrive at school without food.

The surprising Hanukkah reunion: Michal Yannai, Hanny Nahmias and Miki Ma Nishmiki on one stage
The beloved children's stars are collaborating on a new and intriguing version of the giant brand, which will bring together stars of the past and present on one stage for a special musical adventure for the whole family.

Eyal Golan's new toy: a car worth one million shekels
Eyal Golan purchased a unique collector's car produced in a limited series of only about 600 units worldwide, but his new luxury toy caused a stir online and drew harsh reactions.

Heavy mourning in Israel: Ben-Gurion University CEO Tal Ben-Haim passes away
The CEO and Vice President of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev has passed away following a prolonged battle with illness. University President Prof. Daniel Chamovitz paid tribute to his colleague.

Eyal Golan and Daniel Greenberg show closeness: The unexpected documentation on the web
Eyal Golan returned from a vacation that caused a stir online alongside Maya Ziv, and was documented in an intimate moment with his ex-wife Daniel Greenberg, who decided to share the hot video with her hundreds of thousands of followers.

Graffiti for 150 shekels: The Iranian espionage price list
As part of the new case, one of the involved minors was arrested upon landing at Ben Gurion Airport. According to the indictment, the main defendant received a total of approximately 3,500 shekels. Also: one of the defendants sent a video of a well-known mall, deleted it, but continued contact with the agent.

"Move back!": Suspect fired a flamethrower at police | Watch
Police officers who arrived to serve an eviction notice at an apartment in Oklahoma were caught in a trap. The tenant, who refused to leave, booby-trapped the apartment with an improvised device connected to a car battery and aimed a flamethrower at the approaching officers: "Everyone out!". The suspect was arrested and there were no injuries. Watch the footage from the police body cameras.

Do not give in to your children: is a mid-morning snack enough? It turns out not
Skipping breakfast can impair concentration and lead to nutritional deficiencies. So what should be eaten before school, and what to do when children refuse? Tips that will ease the family morning rush.

"A trap by Netanyahu before the elections": An Arab state warned Hamas
Palestinian sources revealed to the newspaper "Rai al-Youm" that an Arab state delivered an unusual message to the terrorist organization Hamas, warning of an extensive military plan that Israel is planning in the Gaza Strip. According to the report, the move comes against the backdrop of Netanyahu's attempts to create an escalation ahead of the elections, and in response, Hamas demanded that the...

Because of Israel? The unusual move by the Venice Film Festival
The press conference of the jury at the Venice Film Festival has been canceled, with the official reason given by the organizers being a "scheduling conflict." However, the cancellation comes against the backdrop of a series of press conferences at major festivals where, in recent years, judges and creators have been asked repeatedly about the war in Gaza.

Grenades, SIM cards and firearms: The cell exposed in the Musli-Jarushi conflict
As part of the escalating struggle between the Musli and Jarushi criminal organizations, the police exposed a cell that the prosecution claims planned to transfer lethal weaponry in the central region. The operation was thwarted when one of the suspects was arrested on Highway 6 in possession of two fragmentation grenades, and the investigation subsequently led to the discovery of an additional...

"Thank God we're rid of them": Harry and Meghan's neighbors in the US break their silence
Last week, after six years in California, the couple packed their bags and returned to the UK. Now, their neighbors in Montecito are opening up: "I left a bottle of wine at their gate to welcome them and it was returned to me the next day."

Lil Nas X's mother, who struggled with addiction, has passed away
Lil Nas X, who recently completed a rehabilitation program following a health crisis, has announced the death of his mother, Tamika Hill. The rapper has long been open about their complex relationship, which was deeply affected by her lifelong struggle with substance abuse.

"Caused inflammation and abdominal pain": Shelly Yachimovich reveals how she discovered pancreatic cancer
Former Knesset member and journalist Shelly Yachimovich published an update on her condition and answered questions from the public. She explained how the tumor was diagnosed at an early stage and clarified that the new pancreatic cancer drug is not currently relevant for her.

This is what AI is for: The videos bringing the most beloved memes back to life
Every now and then an AI trend is born, usually it's mostly AI slop. But here we found something you can connect to. An AI content creator made a video where all the most recognizable memes from the golden age of the internet appear as characters around New York. Very quickly, copycats and sequel videos were born. How many of the memes do you recognize? It probably depends on your age and how much...

Second murder in Jaffa within 48 hours: Resident of Jaljulia shot to death, another young man seriously wounded
Jaffa ends a bloody weekend with two murders in less than two days. Muhammad Rafat Ahmad Katuan from Jaljulia was shot to death tonight and another young man was seriously wounded. At the same time, the three suspects in the murder of Ahmad Abd Shukra from Friday remain in custody. According to the data, 156 people have been murdered in the Arab sector since the beginning of the year.

Espionage Case: Minors Recruited by Iranian Agent
Minors from the Haifa and Krayot area were recruited by Iranian intelligence online. In exchange for thousands of shekels, they photographed strategic sites and engaged in incitement. The Haifa District Attorney's Office is filing an indictment today.

A surprise for employees: an addition of hundreds of shekels in the upcoming payslip
An extension order signed two weeks ago updates the value of a recuperation day for private sector employees from 418 to 481 shekels. The Histadrut clarifies to "Ha-Yom": an employer who has already paid the old rate will transfer the difference this month. Civil servants already received the update in June. The average addition per employee will be slightly more than 300 shekels gross.

Kiryat Motzkin teenagers charged with espionage for Iran
The Haifa District Attorney's Office has indicted two teenagers, aged 14 and 16, for working for an Iranian intelligence agent. The minors conducted surveillance on shopping malls and attempted to recruit others for high-risk missions, continuing their activities even after realizing they were working for a hostile foreign power.

Following Musk's acquisition: OpenAI blocks Cursor
OpenAI has announced the termination of its contract with the code-writing tool Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX. The company cites concerns over potential violations of terms of use.

Death threats against Avigdor Lieberman: "We will send you back to Russia with a bullet in the head"
A series of death threats were sent in recent days to Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman. The party has filed an official complaint with the Knesset Sergeant-at-Arms and transferred all evidence to law enforcement for investigation.

After the stock crash: tourism giant Issta sees 315% profit jump
Despite the turmoil experienced by Issta's stock over the last half year, the company's reports for the second quarter of 2026 show strong results alongside a new record in equity.

Rami Levy shakes up the market: The electric vehicle returns at an unprecedented price
The Rami Levy Stock chain and the Delhum Motors group are bringing back the consumer hit that drove the country crazy, but this time the move is limited in time and quantity and will take place in only one location.

Ranking of the strongest companies on the stock exchange: The giant on the way to a trillion shekels
The cyber giant recovered sharply from last week's sell-off, jumping over 10% and approaching a threshold that no company on the stock exchange has ever crossed. On the other side, Elbit continued its retreat, falling below 100 billion shekels and losing fourth place in the ranking. What is driving these two trends?

New fines and vehicles taken off the road: drivers in Israel are getting into huge trouble
Ayalon District police officers confiscated dozens of vehicles and took cars off the road, but one driver who was stopped at a checkpoint while completely drunk left them stunned due to the exceptional figure discovered in his test.

Starting at 4,067 shekels: New Google smartphones have landed in Israel
Electra Retail is launching the new Google Pixel 11 phone series. Concurrently, the company announces that it will also sell the Google TV streamer and Google NEST security products. These are the prices for the technology giant's mobile devices.
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Shelly Yachimovich after health update: "I will not be able to answer"
After revealing her struggle with pancreatic cancer, the journalist and former politician shares the "tsunami of empathy" she received. Now, she answers followers' questions and reveals the rare coincidence that led to the early detection of the disease.

The storage industry enters the culling phase: financial resilience will determine who remains
For the first time, over 100 gigawatts of storage capacity were added to the global market in a single year. Amid resource scarcity and a shrinking pool of suppliers, project reliability is now paramount.

A gap of hundreds of votes: The battle for survival at the top of the Likud
Stormy meetings and numerous appeals are shaking the ruling party these days, as the election committee is required to decide on a series of typo corrections and suspicions of unusual gaps in the central polling stations. Senior figures at the top of the Likud are waiting anxiously for the expected decisions that will change the candidates' positions on the list for the Knesset and determine their...

Mojtaba Khamenei in a message to Gulf states: "Know who the real enemy is"
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei urged Muslim leaders to identify their "true enemy," accusing the US and Israel of orchestrating divisions within the Islamic world.

Nitzan Alon: "There is an erosion of IDF values. Soldiers stand by in the face of illegal acts in the West Bank"
The former Central Command chief, who also served as head of the Hostages and Missing Persons Headquarters after October 7, warned in a conversation with teenagers about a significant ethical erosion among soldiers and commanders: "It is a byproduct of a prolonged war." He further claimed that "the political echelon bears responsibility for the conception regarding Hamas in Gaza."

Lebanese President's message to Hezbollah: 'The only legitimate weapon is that of the state'
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun clarified that he opposes turning southern Lebanon into a lawless zone or a bargaining chip. Meanwhile, Beirut is waiting for Washington to set the date for the next round of negotiations with Israel. Lebanese sources denied reports of an imminent operation on the Ali al-Tahir ridge.

13 meters from the roof: The unusual flypast that is stirring the aviation world
A festive flypast intended to open the rugby match between South Africa and New Zealand became the talk of the aviation world over the weekend, after two passenger planes passed at an extremely low altitude over the DHL Stadium in Cape Town, in front of tens of thousands of spectators.

Flying to Italy or Spain? The strikes that could disrupt your vacation
Those planning a vacation in Spain or Italy in the next two weeks may encounter more than just the end-of-summer rush. A series of strikes at airports, ground services, and railways is expected to make travel difficult for passengers, and in some cases, make the journey to or from the airport particularly complicated.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: A Serious Competitor to Apple in the Extreme Smartwatch Market
The extreme smartwatch category is evolving with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. The device features impressive battery life, upgraded performance, and peak brightness, though it comes with a premium price tag.

Did you get a pimple? These are the four mistakes that will only make it worse
Squeezing, using toothpaste, constant touching, or ignoring recurring pimples — attempts to make a pimple disappear quickly can actually worsen the inflammation, prolong healing time, and leave marks. These are the mistakes dermatologists recommend avoiding, and what to do instead.

American council member funded campaign with crime money
A New Jersey council member admitted to involvement in an illegal gambling ring and raked in about $900,000 from the activity. A significant portion of the money was used to fund his political campaign. He is permanently barred from holding public office and faces up to 10 years in prison.

"She cut him off from everyone": Allegations against Sandra Bullock regarding her late partner
Three years after her partner passed away from ALS, the Hollywood actress is gradually returning to public life and addressing the circumstances of his death. However, those close to the deceased are now speaking out harshly against her, claiming she lied: "It started subtly, until he stopped communicating."

Mamdani's New York: The puppet theater that turned into an antisemitic hate show
A Jewish mother living in Brooklyn took her 4-year-old son to a puppet show she thought would be family-friendly – and was horrified when it turned into an attack on Israel. The show, called "The Circus of the Cardboard Pizza Puppets," was presented as part of the International Puppet Festival in New York. According to the mother, after only 15 minutes, it shifted from humor dealing with symbols...

Observers identified in real time: 15-year-old kicked a kitten in the Old City — and was arrested
A 15-year-old teenager was documented hitting and kicking a kitten in the Lions' Gate area of the Old City in Jerusalem. The incident was identified in real time by police cameras, and forces summoned to the scene located the suspect and arrested him. At the end of his interrogation, the court ordered his release to house arrest.

Hackeriot conference returns to Tel Aviv: lectures, workshops, and mentoring for women in cyber
The Hackeriot conference returns to Tel Aviv in a one-day intensive format. The event offers training and networking opportunities for women taking their first steps in the cyber security field.

The Secret Behind Sasha Israelovich: Why She Removed Her Engagement Ring
The absence of the ring on Sasha Israelovich's finger during the wedding in Portofino sparked curiosity, but now the surprising reason is revealed, combining Jewish tradition with an ancient and particularly intriguing Italian superstition.

Eyal Shani launched a new kosher restaurant: watch the unusual performance that stirred the web
The Israeli chef opened his new prestigious branch in Beverly Hills, but viral videos from the opening event drew particularly stormy reactions from users who expressed deep aversion to his unconventional serving method.

Mounting debts and collection procedures: the new warning for millions of Israelis
About 2.8 million letters are returned to the sender every year without reaching their destination, leading to fines and legal proceedings for consumers who are unaware of this. This is the dramatic move being launched to stop the phenomenon.

Hachsharat HaYishuv's profit jumped more than two-fold
The company's revenues in the first half of 2026 increased by 10%, driven by rental income from the Nimrodi Tower in Bnei Brak and the expansion of logistics parks in Europe. Net profit surged by 118% to 141 million shekels.

Itay Levi Conquers Caesarea: Earnings Revealed for a Single Night
Despite stormy weather, 4,000 spectators filled the amphitheater for the first of two massive shows by Itay Levi. Financial details have emerged, revealing the production's gross revenue and the net profit remaining after all expenses and taxes.

"Winter Panic": EU gas reserves at 13-year low
Europe is set to enter the winter with its lowest gas reserves in 13 years. With storage levels at only 63% in late August, experts warn of increased price volatility during the heating season.

Levana Finkelstein to receive Lifetime Achievement Award
The legendary 79-year-old actress is being recognized for a career spanning more than five decades in Israeli cinema, television, and theater. The Ophir Awards ceremony will be held on September 9 at Cinema City, hosted by Shani Cohen and Adam Gabay. "When they told me about the win, I suddenly felt cold all over my body," the actress said, "truly goosebumps from the excitement."

Storm in the USA: Politician reveals footage of herself kissing the mayor during campaign
Elise Hoffsberg revealed the video on her own initiative to «get ahead of the leaks». The candidate, who is married, claimed it was a «friendly act between colleagues» and accused her rivals of blackmailing her to drop out of the race.

How much does a supermarket trip cost? We asked children about money — and the answers surprised us
August is a month when children hear the word "money" most often. Another ice cream, another outing, or a purchase before school. But what do they really know about the finances behind these things?

SentinelOne fell after forecast, eToro director cashed out millions: what is happening with Israeli companies on Wall Street?
In Globes' weekly column, we checked what happened to prominent Israeli stocks on Wall Street at the end of the week. Reports beat expectations but the forecast cut: the reason for SentinelOne's fall. The veteran director at eToro cashed out millions in shares - and the analysts who continue to believe. And also: Amdocs stock jumped 26% from the bottom: is it a "bargain" that will continue to fly?

The first AI election: 71% of the public encountered false information online
Internet Association survey ahead of the 2026 elections: 69% of the public fear increased online violence, and over half encounter impersonation accounts. Alongside exposure to abusive use of AI, the association publishes a guide for dealing with false information and emphasizes: AI tools can assist in comparing positions, but are no substitute for judgment.

Over 2 million employees to receive convalescence pay supplement
An extension order signed last week increases convalescence pay for private sector employees by 8%. Those who have already received their 2026 payment may be entitled to a retroactive adjustment.

In the 'Muslim capital' of the USA: Outrage over film screening about October 7 massacre
The Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, supported by hundreds of thousands of dollars in US taxpayer money, will host a screening of a film that presents the Hamas attack as a 'struggle for liberation from colonialism'. The event is scheduled just one day before the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

"Winter ignores": Zlitcha's circle dismisses rumors of merger talks
The Economic Party puts an end to rumors about political alliances, clarifying that as of now, no real negotiations are taking place with any party. Sources in Zlitcha's circle accuse: "Capital-government figures put a gun on the table and forbade them from joining us in exchange for jobs."

No more 30 open tabs: Google's AI will now book hotels and flights for you
Google is introducing AI Mode, a new feature that turns its search interface into a virtual travel agent. The tool allows users to track flight prices, book hotels, and pay using loyalty points directly within the chat.

Monkey found in a cage in a moshav: resident of Barhiya arrested and released under restrictive conditions
The monkey, a green monkey, was found being kept in a cage in a house in the moshav of Barhiya. It was rescued and transferred to the Israeli Primate Sanctuary, where it will undergo comprehensive medical examinations. A local resident in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of trafficking and illegal possession of a protected wild animal.

Fuel price jump: gasoline to increase by 16 agorot to 8.25 shekels per liter
Starting September 1st, the maximum price for a liter of 95-octane gasoline at self-service stations will reach 8.25 shekels. This marks a 14-year high for fuel prices in Israel.

Bank Hapoalim and TASE Launch Periphery Index: 171 Billion NIS, 146% Return
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Bank Hapoalim are launching a new index providing exposure to 58 public companies operating in the periphery with a market value of 171 billion NIS, aiming to boost growth and employment outside the country's center.

A 40% jump in a month: The reason for the surge in Sde Nadlan stock
At a time when the real estate market is stagnating, the Israeli company Sde Nadlan is recording a sharp surge due to its investments in the United States. Those who purchased the stock at the beginning of the year have recorded over 50% profit.

Urgent recall for popular electrical product in Israel: "Risk of electrocution and fire"
The Ministry of Economy and Industry warns the public this morning against using a common product found to be unsafe, and calls for an immediate halt to its use due to severe failures.

Colombia Earthquake Halts Coffee Exports
The disaster in Colombia has severely damaged the growing regions and the central port of the world's third-largest coffee producer, and the complete halt of shipments is now raising serious concerns about a price spike in the coming months.

Unusual warning ahead of the elections: "We must not rely on this with closed eyes"
A new survey by the Israel Internet Association reveals a dramatic and dangerous change in the voting habits of Israelis, alongside heavy concern by almost 70% of the public regarding an outbreak of severe violence on social networks.

Zini: "The petitioners showed contempt for the court"; President Amit: "It does not do you any good"
At a Supreme Court hearing, Shin Bet head David Zini demanded the disclosure of the names of petitioners opposing his appointment. Supreme Court President Isaac Amit urged the service head to reconsider his stance.

A guide to the 2027 car market: taxes, benefits, and prices
The Tax Authority, the Ministry of Transport, and the Ministry of Environmental Protection have released the new purchase tax formula for vehicles. Despite rumors, the implementation of a mileage tax remains unlikely in the near term due to regulatory and logistical hurdles.

Four months after being sold: BUYME changes course with a surprising acquisition
The digital gift company is entering the world of customer clubs for the first time and is acquiring an advanced technological platform for managing employee benefits and welfare budgets, which will allow it to expand into new business areas.

Moments after the chuppah: What Sharon Adam did for the newlyweds — watch
During the wedding celebrations of Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich on the Italian Riviera, the groom's mother surprised guests with a touching musical performance.

"A call from the Netanyahu family to a Channel 12 panelist - in the middle of the broadcast"
The 'Democrats' candidate Yaya Fink revealed that while the chairman of the security committee, Ronen Cohen, was denying pressure from the Netanyahu family in the studio, an incoming call from "the lady's office" appeared on his phone screen.

After the sharp jump in August: fuel price in Israel reaches an all-time high
The price of a liter of 95-octane gasoline at self-service pumps is jumping by 16 agorot and will stand at 8.25 shekels in September — identical to the record set 14 years ago. The reasons: a jump in fuel prices in the international market and an update to the excise tax.

The Battle for Europe: Iceland Nears Decision on EU Negotiations
The "no" camp leads with 52.5% in a historic referendum. Approximately 272,000 Icelanders were eligible to vote on the future of EU accession talks.

Documentation from Gaza reveals: This is how smuggling from Egypt into the Strip continues — unimpeded
In a video that arrived from Gaza, a drone is seen arriving from the Egyptian border, landing and releasing a payload. Sources in Gaza told N12: Weapons are also being smuggled using the drones, and the phenomenon has become an industry that generates huge sums.

Minister Ben Gvir confronted female terrorists in prison: "The hostages in Gaza did not have shampoo"
A tour conducted by the Minister of National Security within the walls of Damon Prison led to a tense meeting between him and security prisoners, who complained to him about the revocation of benefits and the worsening of their living conditions in recent months. Ben Gvir: "Whoever harms the citizens of Israel will not get a summer camp in prison."

Has Mitch Goldhar decided to sell Maccabi Tel Aviv? "It's a process that has begun"
Sources in Israeli football and the Canadian business community claim that the owner of the 'yellows' is considering his future, but any potential sale will not be immediate: "It's not for nothing that he hasn't been coming to Israel for a long time."

"The situation is embarrassing, it's not serious": The budget failure that is distancing the Apache and munitions deal from Israel
After the commanders of the Air Force and Navy set goals for purchasing thousands of munitions for various arenas, including Iran, Walla has learned that the deals may be delayed due to the Treasury's demand for legislation to increase the deficit. The army is embarrassed by the conduct of the government and the Treasury, as there is currently no ability to pay the US.

Broke into an apartment in Tel Aviv - and fell asleep in the living room while the tenants were sleeping at home
He entered the apartment at night, while the residents were inside, and instead of fleeing, he simply fell asleep on the sofa. In the morning, police officers found the 29-year-old Tel Aviv resident sleeping in the living room and arrested him. This was just one of seven arrests made by Yarkon District police officers over the weekend, as part of a series of break-in incidents throughout Tel Aviv.

Only 8 children, 11 million shekels: The move to save education on the northern border
23 kindergartens in northern border communities will open this year even though the number of children in them is below the standard. About 11 million shekels will be allocated for the decision, which is intended to encourage families to return and join the communities. In Margaliot, the number of children has already doubled, and ten new families have joined in Zarit.

A weekend of mutual attacks with Turkey: "Zionism is murderous. The propaganda - like Goebbels"
Erdogan said that Israel is "addicted to war" and is trying to destabilize the region. The Foreign Ministry was quick to respond: "He is like the worst antisemites in history." Ankara did not remain in debt: "The international community no longer believes the lies of the Netanyahu government."

McDonald's stock plunged by 22%: fast food giant at an unprecedented low
Fast food giant McDonald's made a dramatic change to its popular promotions and the results were devastating. With a sharp drop in stock and billions in debt, is the beloved chain on the way to a change of direction?

Shock following Adika's return: prices soared and the site will be closed on Saturday
The beloved fashion brand has returned to operations in an online-only format, but consumers were hit with a double shock following an unusual spike in prices and a surprising decision to block the site entirely during the Sabbath.

Netali Shem Tov enters politics after 13 years: "Holding back tears"
Media personality Netali Shem Tov has officially announced her move to the "Amcha Yisrael" list led by Ofer Winter. She stated that she is committed to the party's vision for strengthening the North and national security.

Man of the hour: Yehuda Poliker prevents suicide in Tel Aviv via phone call
A man threatening to jump from a building roof demanded to speak with the singer. Police woke Yehuda Poliker in the middle of the night, and he successfully convinced the man to come down. A police source described the event as highly unusual.

Trump Called Jensen Huang During a Meeting: Microphone Remained On
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang interrupted a company meeting to take an unexpected call from US President Donald Trump. Due to a technical oversight, employees heard the President's voice during the live broadcast.

Bnei Brak: 8-year-old in serious condition after 12-meter fall
The child was seriously injured and evacuated to the hospital while unconscious. According to initial reports, he was allegedly locked in his room and attempted to exit via the balcony before falling into the building's parking lot. The incident is under investigation.

"We are decision-makers, not slaves": Conflict at the top of Slovenia over support for Israel
After vetoing the condemnation of the E1 plan, Slovenian PM Janez Janša continues his pro-Israel line and has publicly spoken out against the country's president, who called for supporting the European position against the settlements. "No institution authorized under international law has determined that there is genocide," he said, and spoke out against the automatic adoption of "external...

Recruitment of young Haredim to specialized IDF tracks has begun
Avigdor Lieberman arrived at the recruitment center to support the recruits and sent a firm message against draft dodgers. At the same time, the IDF presented the range of units, from combat to technology, to which the new recruits are assigned.

The identified weak point - and the solutions: how Ben Gurion Airport will try to prevent deserters from leaving for Uman
With military police at the airport - and a dedicated detention vehicle: the plan formulated to close security loopholes exploited under the cover of heavy congestion at Ben Gurion Airport.

About 3 years after the massacre: IDF estimates that a ground operation is inevitable, and prepares for the conquest of Gaza City
Approaching three years since the October 7 massacre, the security establishment understands that Hamas is rebuilding its strength in the Gaza Strip and building terror infrastructure. According to estimates, in order to disarm the organization, another ground maneuver is inevitable, including the conquest of Gaza City - a step expected to take place after the elections.

Angered Jackie? "I won't do what he says like a robot. I have taste"
The pairing of Jackie Azulay and Eliav Sasson in the latest task on "MasterChef" ignited a fire in the kitchen even before they chose what to cook. The two struggled to reach joint decisions throughout the task, which caused a dispute. Later, after the episode aired, Sasson set things straight and calmed the situation: "It worked less well, but it doesn't mean anything."

Omer Adam the morning after the wedding: "What a nightmare"
After marrying Sasha Israelovich at a historic monastery in Italy, singer Omer Adam shared a humorous video of himself pulling his best friend in a cargo cart, joking about his unexpected post-wedding activities.

Nvidia worries investors: The unusual figure in the chip giant's reports
Despite a significant jump in revenue, the tech stock reacted with sharp declines in the latest reports. Experts reveal the investors' big fear and the new risk hovering over the AI market.

Odaya Conquered Menora: The Crazy Drama on Stage
Odaya Azulai performed a massive show at the Menora Mivtachim Arena and surprised thousands of fans with extraordinary elements, sparkling guest appearances by huge stars, and performances that left the audience in shock.

Not just sandwiches: 4 delicious ideas for a lunch box
You know the routine: the first week starts strong, but soon the kids are back to sad bread-and-cheese slices. Keep this article in mind for simple, tasty, and fun alternatives for their mid-morning snack.

One dead and several wounded at a rave party in Switzerland: "At first we thought it was fireworks"
A shooting occurred early in the morning at a rave party at the horse racing track in the city of Aarau. Police confirmed one death and several injuries among the attendees. The area remains cordoned off as authorities conduct an investigation into the circumstances of the incident.

"The anti-Israel part came out of nowhere": Puppet show in New York sparks outrage
A Jewish woman from Brooklyn arrived with her 4-year-old son to a puppet show presented as a family event, but according to her, within about 15 minutes she encountered anti-Israel messages, including accusations that it is bombing hospitals in Gaza. "They had very antisemitic views," the mother claimed, "It felt like a mob - the hair on the back of your neck stands up."

Russia Appeals to UN: "Russian Historian Arrested by Shin Bet, We Demand Explanation"
Russia is demanding information regarding the fate of historian Artem Kirpichenok, who disappeared after arriving in Israel on August 2. In an appeal to the UN, Moscow stated the cause of arrest is unknown and requested access to legal counsel and medical care: "It is reasonable to believe the arrest stems from his political views."

Beat, choked and threatened with a stick: elderly man robbed in central Tel Aviv
A resident of Kiryat Gat in his 30s was arrested near the scene, in possession of the mobile phone he allegedly robbed from the 66-year-old. The victim suffered an injury to his nose. Today, the police will request to extend his detention.

A 15 cm long hair tie almost caused the death of an 80-year-old woman
A patient suffering from dementia began to choke in the geriatric ward at the Ziv Medical Center, and her blood oxygen level dropped. An examination revealed a large hair tie at the entrance to the esophagus that was blocking more than 80% of the airway. Two doctors extracted it using an optical fiber and forceps. "If we hadn't arrived in time, the patient would have died."

"Brother, I think this is the building": A case of mistaken identity ends with a fragmentation grenade and gunfire at a balcony
The Tel Aviv District Court sentenced four defendants to prison terms ranging from 32 to 50 months after they confessed and were convicted following a dispute that led to the throwing of a fragmentation grenade at an innocent person's apartment and subsequent gunfire. The judge rejected the defense's attempts to downplay the severity of the actions.

Netanyahu invited, Ben Gvir refused: Pressure in the right-wing bloc over fears of wasted votes
Ofer Winter's entry into the arena shuffled the deck, and polls left the Religious Zionism party out of the Knesset. Netanyahu invited Smotrich and Ben Gvir to a meeting, but the latter refused to attend. Possible mergers are expected to be finalized at the last minute.

After attempting to flee: Police arrested two suspects for arson of vehicles in Akko
Officers from the Akko station opened an investigation over the weekend following a report of two vehicles that caught fire in the city. Forces identified the suspects' getaway vehicle, blocked their path, and arrested them. The detention of the two was extended at the Magistrate's Court in Haifa until tomorrow.

"Stability at risk": USA explains the unusual step
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns that the collapse of the Japanese currency threatens global markets. In an official letter, he reveals why Washington was forced to intervene in a rare move.

Phones are leaving schools - but what will replace them?
Ahead of new restrictions on phone use in middle schools, students, parents, and educators agree that screens have become a problem, but believe that a ban alone will not solve it. Dr. Rotem Eliyahu warns: "Other skills will not return on their own."

The dramatic revolution in casinos: radical changes to attract young people
After decades of gloomy and smoke-filled spaces, the world's largest casinos are completely changing their appearance, eliminating gaming machines in favor of a new concept designed for young people.

Yarden Harel reveals a touching moment: "I'm expecting a puddle of tears"
The TV presenter appeared on the set of a new holiday campaign, estimated to cost half a million shekels, and revealed the emotional preparations at home for the dramatic step of her twin children.

Warren Buffett Celebrates 96th Birthday While Maintaining Daily Office Routine
Warren Buffett, celebrating his birthday today, remains involved in investment decisions despite stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway earlier this year. Here is what has changed and how the market is responding.

Dramatic footage from Rahat: attempted murder at point-blank range
A 25-year-old man was seriously wounded in an attempted murder in Rahat. Surveillance footage shows masked gunmen opening the victim's car door and shooting at point-blank range. The incident is linked to an ongoing criminal conflict.

'Cult of Blood': A film that scares with truth, but not with horror
Director Adrian Chiarella's Australian horror film explores the trauma of conversion therapy, reframing it as a story of exorcism. While the concept is strong and original, successfully exposing the horrors of such practices, the film ultimately falls short as a horror movie because it fails to deliver genuine scares.
Weight loss drugs for adolescents: The phenomenon that is starting to worry experts
Weight loss drugs have become a central tool in treating obesity, including among adolescents, but alongside the medical success, worrying evidence of the development of eating disorders following rapid weight loss is beginning to emerge. Experts warn that precisely when the weight appears normal, dangerous medical and psychological signs may be hidden, requiring close monitoring and special...

"I am the secret mediator": An exclusive interview with the senior Shin Bet official who conducted direct negotiations with Hamas
Direct contacts to advance a hostage deal were conducted between a senior Shin Bet official and Ghazi Hamad of the Hamas leadership. Now revealed for the first time: the person who conducted the talks is the official responsible for captives and missing persons in the organization, Adi Rotem. In an interview, he tells about the secret channel, the criticism of the mediators, and clarifies...

209 billion dollars for 25 years: details on the "largest oil deal in history"
Following Donald Trump's announcement, the figures behind the deal are revealed: 19 dollars from every barrel will flow into the local treasury. Interim President Delcy Rodriguez clarified: "The sovereignty remains with us."

National Insurance Institute adjusts benefit payment schedule for September
Ahead of the autumn holidays, the National Insurance Institute announces a significant adjustment to payment dates for millions of beneficiaries, including unemployment, disability, and child benefits.

With an investment of 100,000 shekels: premium bag brand lands in an Israeli mall
After conquering the digital arena and achieving success in Europe, the knitted bag brand Boujee is entering the physical space with its first pop-up store at Ofer HaKanyon HaGadol in Petah Tikva with an investment of about 100,000 shekels.
Multi-million dollar hack: Moonwell crypto platform hit by price manipulation
Decentralized lending platform Moonwell has halted borrowing on the Base network following an attack that resulted in approximately $8.7 million in damages. An attacker exploited the low liquidity of the MAMO token to inflate collateral values and withdraw high-value assets.

Security sources: "Hamas is starting to have a governance problem in Gaza, its ability to deter has been damaged"
Heading towards a change of direction in Gaza? The Shin Bet and intelligence officials identify a growing willingness of the terrorist organization to increase friction with Israel. In the background: a deep governance crisis of the terrorist organization.

A surprise find: woman discovers her family portrait in a thrift store
Ansley Martin was surprised to discover at a second-hand store in Philadelphia a family portrait taken when she was a child, which had hung for years in the house where she grew up. Her parents have been divorced for 15 years, and she and her mother thought the picture was still stored in the basement. No one in the family knows how it reached the store.

"If they respond, there will be a third world war": Senior Russian official threatens to attack Britain
"Britain is evil number one," said Vladimir Putin's senior advisor, threatening to attack targets in the kingdom. Although since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russia has already carried out various threats against countries in Europe, not all leaders of the continent feel threatened: "If someone has a crystal ball - great, but I don't see evidence that supports the fact that Russia will...

Fighter jet based on Israeli design heads to another Muslim country
Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered preparations for a new domestic fighter jet, while overseas, major deals are being signed for Chinese aircraft conceptually derived from the Israeli Lavi project.

Fatal multi-vehicle accident on the Coastal Highway: one woman killed, 6 injured
The woman's death in the accident near Atlit was declared at the scene. A man was seriously injured and five others were evacuated to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in light condition. The paramedic and medic described a difficult scene: "One of the vehicles was crushed, another overturned." In less than 24 hours: five dead in traffic accidents.

Where was a 2.5-room apartment sold for 3.4 million shekels?
Also: how much was a 4-room apartment of 86 sqm with a balcony sold for in Jerusalem, how much was paid for a 4-room apartment in Tiberias, and where was a 5-room apartment sold for less than 1.5 million shekels?

A bubble in the heart of Eilat: the hotel that offers a "full" vacation without all the mess
In the heart of Eilat, close to everything happening but disconnected from the hustle, the "Astral Maris" hotel manages to create a calm and intimate vacation experience. With less than a hundred rooms, you will find here all the advantages of a boutique hotel, alongside the comfort of a family hotel.

What are the chances that the Bank of Israel will lower the interest rate again on Tuesday?
The decline in inflation and the strong shekel support a third consecutive reduction the day after tomorrow. On the other hand, the increase in government spending and security uncertainty raise concerns that prices will start rising again, so the Bank of Israel may leave the interest rate unchanged at 3.5%.

"I was wrong": Democratic candidate apologizes to Jewish community
Abdul El-Sayed sparked a storm after responding to an attack on a synagogue in Michigan by saying "hurt people hurt people." Now he has admitted he should have limited himself to condemnation, but refused to disavow anti-Israel internet star Hasan Piker.

"I made mistakes and I will make more, but I do not regret them"
Two years after being eliminated just before the finale, Nissim Zalait returns to the "MasterChef" kitchen with a desire to correct and prove himself. In an interview with +12, he talks about the fear of failure and the line he will not cross even on the way to victory: "I want to remember that I remained true to my values, that I did not betray myself in the name of the competition."

Workplace absenteeism: Unusual data on employees under 29
A new study published in the UK highlights a significant generational gap regarding workplace discipline. Employees under 29 are twice as likely to fake illness to miss work compared to their older counterparts.

How do you know if your honey is fake? The truth about home tests
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, a plethora of videos are popping up promising to reveal within seconds if honey is real or fake, meaning diluted with various industrial syrups. But the truth is that no such test checks what is really important. So how can you (almost) ensure you purchased pure bee honey? Only this way.

Masked men with sticks and stones: settlers attacked an NBC crew in Samaria
The network's crew was interviewing a Palestinian woman when, according to the report, at least four masked men exited a vehicle and beat them. The reporter, producer, and cameraman were injured and filming equipment was damaged. Eid: "We didn't expect them to come and attack - we were in the heart of a Palestinian area, near Palestinian homes."

After persistent service failures and a drivers' strike: Tnufa may lose routes
The Israeli Ministry of Transport is considering stripping the bus company Tnufa of its routes and revoking its operating license due to persistent service failures and a shortage of buses.

Flight of love: passengers wrote marriage advice to a bride on napkins
A young American woman on her way to her bachelorette party received a surprise from the Southwest crew, who recruited the married couples on board to share their experience ahead of the wedding.

Navitas' British partner for Falkland Islands drilling prepares for Tel Aviv listing
British firm Rockhopper Exploration, a partner in the Sea Lion project, is preparing for a Tel Aviv Stock Exchange listing. The company raised $200 million, with 40% of its shares already held by Israeli investors.

Phoenix attempts to realize controlling shares in Elron after Arieli failed to meet conditions
The Arieli Group, the controlling shareholder of Elron, has breached loan covenants related to its acquisition of the company from Phoenix Investment House. Consequently, Phoenix has begun seeking buyers for the pledged shares.

Foreigners flocked to Friday: Stock exchange trading volumes jumped by 173%
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's shift to a Monday-Friday trading week has yielded results faster than expected. Friday trading volumes surged by 173% compared to Sundays, with foreign investors accounting for 40.2% of the turnover.

Special education budget grows by 2.5 billion shekels and will only continue to climb
The special education budget in Israel has increased by 2.5 billion shekels, reaching 26.5 billion in 2026. The number of students in the system has grown by 8.8%, significantly outpacing the growth rate of the general education system.

Shapir will not acquire 5% of the Ashdod Oil Refinery from Paz
Shapir Engineering has declined its option to purchase a 4.99% stake in the Ashdod Oil Refinery from Paz. The decision follows regulatory hurdles and the company's failure to meet conditions regarding the sale of its natural gas distribution licenses.

"Here is Kod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path
Lieutenant Colonel Dor Ben-Simhon (Davash) had already planned his life after the uniform, but his wife Ariel, an outstanding officer herself, urged him to stay: "A little more, you'll be a battalion commander." He returned to command the 52nd Battalion and fell from an explosive drone strike. Now, raising two small daughters alone, Ariel does not regret it and is going to the battalion commander...

Disgust with Israelis in Thailand: Phuket residents issue a worrying demand
About 150 people participated in a protest in Patong, calling on the Thai government to limit the stay of Israeli tourists to just 15 days. This demand has gained traction in Thai media amid growing criticism regarding the behavior of some foreign tourists.

The singer who experienced clinical death: "When I regained consciousness, I knew exactly who was there"
Singer Haim Tzadik, who experienced clinical death following a severe car accident, recalls: "I saw my late grandmother, she smiled at me, and I saw the family outside the room. When I regained consciousness, I knew exactly who was there and what they were wearing."

The Sugat deal as a case study: "Data is a bonanza that can push competitors out"
In recent years, another issue has entered the picture when examining a merger deal: who holds the customer data. A prominent example is the merger between Sugat and the data provider StoreNext, which fell through due to concerns that access to the information would harm competition. Tobi Harris, head of the Markets Department at the Competition Authority, explains in an interview with Globes why...

Financial stocks soared by hundreds of percent: Can the rally continue?
Financial stocks in Tel Aviv have soared by hundreds of percent over the last three years, and now investors are facing a dilemma: has the rally exhausted itself or is this just the beginning? Globes presents the investor's guide to the financial rally: is it worth investing in a bank, insurance company, or investment house stock, and where else are there opportunities?

Far from the public eye: how municipalities shape the education system in Israel
Although it often flies under the radar, local government is one of the most important players in the education system. Municipalities spend thousands of shekels on every student, but they are less active when they need to understand exactly where the money is going. And also: how did it happen that a small and surprising city took first place in the ranking of investment in education?

Neighbors asked to block the access path. The court found an interim solution
A prenuptial agreement that left the husband without rights to two apartments was canceled after the court determined it was signed while exploiting his distress. The Civil Aviation Authority was ordered to compensate a pilot who was fired without a hearing. In a dispute over a shared access path in Safed, it was determined that the neighbors are allowed to cancel the right of passage, but must...

Ramat HaSharon: An old duplex sold for more than 5 million shekels
The highest deal in the city for a second-hand apartment since the beginning of the year: a 4-room duplex on Naomi Street in Ramat HaSharon was sold at a price reflecting about 35–36 thousand shekels per square meter. The neighborhood is characterized by a gap between old and new apartments.

The developer who prefers to build outside Tel Aviv: "We are focusing on apartments of up to 3 million shekels"
Ishai Rot, CEO of Shoval Engineering Group, explains why the company prefers projects in Yokneam, Acre, and Haifa and stays away from Tel Aviv, why they acquired a construction company, and what has happened to the stock since the IPO on the local stock exchange.

Paparazzi: Or Ben David spotted at a concert in Caesarea with a companion
The winner of "Big Brother" attended an Itay Levi concert in Caesarea. In footage obtained by our team, he is seen alongside an unidentified woman, sparking curiosity given his complex history with the performer and recent personal life developments.

Gal Gadot injured on set and finished on crutches
After months of running training for "The Runner", Gal Gadot revealed that she broke her feet and finished filming on crutches. At the same time, she also addressed the possibility of returning as Wonder Woman.

Super-Pharm slashes prices: favorite products for only 6.90 NIS
The major pharmacy chain is launching an extensive sale on food, baby products, cleaning supplies, and personal care. Discover which brands are participating and how long the discounts will last.

Orna Banai: "Thanks to her I bought a house. She has no inhibitions"
The beloved actress answered user questions and revealed the huge gap between herself and her most well-known character, who became her favorite alter ego and provided for her financially.

Odia was in shock: a fan stormed the stage — watch how the singer reacted
An unusual and unexpected moment occurred during Odia's performance when a fan managed to bypass security and reach the singer. Here is how the artist reacted to the security team's intervention.

Sailing 8,000 Years Ago: Reed Boat Reconstruction on the Carmel Coast
Researchers from the University of Haifa have reconstructed an ancient vessel to understand how the inhabitants of Neolithic Carmel coast settlements, now submerged, navigated the sea.

Iceland at a crossroads: tight race in the referendum on joining the European Union
The race in the Icelandic referendum is particularly tight; after counting about 40% of the votes, supporters of resuming negotiations for joining the European Union are leading with 51.2%. In rural areas, a majority for the opponents is emerging, while in the capital, Reykjavik, the camp supporting accession is leading.

The painful reality of rabbits in Israel and the organization fighting to save them
Behind the captivating appearance of rabbits hides a painful reality of mass abandonment, unregulated trade, and mortality on the streets. The "Beit Netaniel" organization - the only one in the country fighting for their lives without institutional support - works tirelessly to save this sensitive and delicate animal, while calling on the public to mobilize urgently to assist and support the...

They bought a villa for millions and refused to pay the real estate agent: court ruling
The buyers claimed that material details regarding building violations were knowingly hidden from them, but the court rejected their version after a surprising piece of digital evidence sent by the agent was presented.

120 dollars to feel like a cow: The unusual spa opening in the USA
The organic dairy company Stonyfield will allow visitors to a farm in Maine to indulge in mint massages, "pasture pedicures," and cow hugs, inspired by the grooming routine of the cattle it raises. The price tag of 120 dollars symbolizes the 120 days of grazing required per year for organic cows in the USA.

Drama in Pennsylvania: Mother and children locked themselves in the bathroom while a burglar broke into the house
A Pennsylvania resident called the police from the bathroom where she had locked herself with her young children while the burglar was in the kitchen. Police officers arrested the suspect as he left the house without resistance.

"My body just started shaking": The outrageous birthday greeting at a luxury restaurant
Antonia Sinibaldi celebrated her 29th birthday at a luxury restaurant in New Jersey, but the festive evening turned into a humiliating experience. Management: "It was a kitchen staff error." The singer rejects the apology: "It didn't feel sincere, my body just started shaking."

"There is no such thing as a good Zionist": Jewish candidate attacked by anti-Israel protesters
Brad Lander, a progressive Jewish candidate who called the war in Gaza a "genocide," was verbally attacked by anti-Israel protesters even though he arrived to join their protest. "There is no such thing as a good Zionist," they shouted at him, demanding he leave the place.

Oshers Ad crushes prices: popular honey for only 12.90 NIS
The retail chain Oshers Ad is breaking the market with a one-kilogram package of honey at a competitive price, while other popular brands are sold for double or more for a much lower weight.

Unexpected Guest in the Dresser: Meter-Long Snake Found in Lingerie Drawer
A resident of the German town of Schopfheim discovered a nearly meter-long snake curled up in her lingerie drawer. A reptile expert arrived at the scene, safely retrieved the animal with his bare hands, and confirmed it was a non-venomous corn snake.

"This is Cod-cod, my love, over": Battalion Commander Dor Ben-Simhon fell in Lebanon, his wife Ariel sets out on his path
Lieutenant Colonel Dor Ben-Simhon had already planned his life after the uniform, but his wife Ariel, an outstanding officer herself, urged him to stay: "A little more, you'll be a battalion commander." He returned to command the 52nd Battalion and fell from an explosive drone strike. Now, raising two small daughters alone, Ariel does not regret it and is setting out for the battalion commander...

The fake rabbis conquering the web - and spreading antisemitism with the help of AI
Dozens of "rabbi" accounts created using artificial intelligence have amassed millions of followers and, under the guise of life advice, are spreading ancient antisemitic stereotypes. The fake characters supposedly present "insider secrets" about money and power, thus turning old lies into effective propaganda in the social media era.

Severely wounded in Jabalia and returned to surfing: "I do not surrender to any disability"
Tamir Dudi was wounded in battle against terrorists, underwent 17 surgeries, and eventually had to part with his arm. Now, aiming for the podium at the World Surfing Championship, the Nahal Brigade officer tells of the moments of survival in Jabalia, the long road back to the water, and the love that began with a Facebook post: "If I had to, I would go out a thousand more times to fight for the...

The Wolf in Winter: Novak Djokovic's Last War
At 39, with 24 Grand Slam titles and a body that is starting to fail him, Novak Djokovic still refuses to leave the stage. The new documentary about him returns to his childhood under the bombings in Belgrade, to the anger that became fuel, and to the pursuit of the love that Federer and Nadal received naturally. Now, at his 20th US Open, only one question remains: is there one more title left in...

They searched for diamonds in the desert – and found a ship with thousands of gold coins
A new study brings back to the headlines one of the most unusual archaeological discoveries found in the Namibian desert: a nearly 500-year-old Portuguese merchant ship, accidentally uncovered in 2008 during diamond mining, containing thousands of gold coins, dozens of tons of metals, and ivory. The study, published this month, examined the efforts to preserve the treasures since their discovery...

"I don't miss them": Michelle Obama sparked a storm following her remarks about her daughters
Michelle Obama sparked criticism in the US over the weekend following remarks she made on the "IMO" podcast about life after her daughters, Malia and Sasha, left home. In a conversation with Jon Stewart, the former First Lady was asked if she misses the time when she raised them at home, and she replied briefly: "I'm okay." Later, she was more explicit, saying: "I don't miss them. I really don't...

"It is permitted to speak in the synagogue only with the Almighty": Who is the man behind the signs?
It all started with a personal miracle during the COVID-19 pandemic, when a relative was hospitalized in serious condition. Since then, Ron Shaharban, a security guard from Petah Tikva, has been traveling between synagogues across the country, distributing books and stickers, and leading a quiet but determined struggle for the observance of the laws of Lashon Hara (evil speech) and the sanctity of...

Meghan Markle on the way to a surprising comeback: The contacts that are bringing her back to the game
Meghan Markle may make a significant return to the acting world, nearly a decade after she parted ways with the series "Suits." The Duchess of Sussex is in talks to join the third season of "The Gentlemen," the successful crime series by Guy Ritchie.

Big Brother star admits after revealing rape: "It hasn't been easy for me lately"
Yanky Goldhaber reveals the personal difficulties he is experiencing and tells of an unusual event that occurred in his sleep, which left him with a powerful message that he cannot get out of his head.

Archaeologists Uncover 2,000-Year-Old Grave with Gold Ring and Mysterious Inscription
Archaeologists in Thailand have discovered two gold rings at a 2,000-year-old burial site in Phetchaburi province. One ring features an inscription in Brahmi script, an ancient Indian writing system. Experts believe the inscription translates to "protected by Pushya."

Donald Trump appointed honorary chairman of the PGA Presidents Cup
US President Donald Trump will serve as honorary chairman of the PGA Presidents Cup next month, the White House announced on Saturday. The tournament, held every two years and bringing together an American team with an international group, will take place between September 22 and 27 at the Medinah Country Club in the Chicago area.

"Don't call me a dwarf": An inspiring interview with Shani Israeli
Hani Lifshitz met with Shani Israeli, who was born with short stature, and heard from her about the parents who did not give up on her even during pregnancy, about the daily coping, the search for a partner, and the reactions of the environment.

"The student hits me, someone help me": The teachers left alone against the violence
Teachers' testimonies revealed: violence, threats, curses, and humiliation by students and parents have become a daily routine. The Teachers' Union warns that "there is no safety net for those who have suffered violence," while no body in the country checks how many teachers have been attacked - and the Ministry of Education claims: "Teaching staff receive a safety net."

Shas leader lashes out at Attorney General: "Crazy, the Almighty will finish her off"
Shas spiritual leader Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef launched a harsh attack against Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. The criticism follows the Attorney General's demand to postpone state memorial events for Rabbi Ovadia Yosef due to election concerns.

He recited Kaddish at the spot where his father fell in southern Lebanon: "Mom said - you have a mission to complete"
About two years have passed since the day the Moyal family's heart was broken, when Shaul, a father of 10, fell in battle in southern Lebanon. His son Yehuda was drafted a few months later, and last week he closed a circle: he recited Kaddish at the spot where his father was killed, in a video that went viral. "I am continuing his path," he says in a special interview. "He chose to be at the...

Returning to the water holes, the market and the square: The new residents of Kiryat Shmona are breathing life into the city's symbol
"Whoever wants to bash the city presents Hermon Square and says 'This city is dead, everything here is closed'". After years of standing desolate, a group of families who moved north and settled in Kiryat Shmona are inaugurating a cultural center in the square, aimed at reviving the city's symbol. A representative of the city's veterans says: "These families give us light".