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Sara Netanyahu addressed Yair Golan – and the Democrats launched an attack
The Democrats party harshly criticized the Prime Minister's wife, Sara Netanyahu, following her interview on Channel 14. In their statement, they accused her of spreading conspiracy theories against Yair Golan.

Green August on Wall Street: indices rose, Bitcoin exploded
With the closing of trading on Monday in the USA, August has effectively ended. The four main indices — Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq, and the small-cap Russell 2000 — finished the month with gains, with the Nasdaq recording the largest increase of 4.5%.

Indices on Wall Street retreat: The dramatic figure that is stressing investors
Trading in the US closed in a negative trend led by the Dow Jones, as the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil crossed a critical threshold and US bond yields climbed to their highest level in months.

Hello first grade, hello home: 2.6 million return to school - in hope of routine and quiet
Without threats of strikes, with a lot of hope: among the millions returning to school are 180,000 starting first grade. Some will begin in the legendary school of Metula, which stood empty until now. In the Gaza envelope, they are returning to study at home after about 3 years of wandering. The expectation: "That it will be interesting in class and fun at recess."

At 77: Lionel Richie hospitalized for the second time in two months
The legendary star arrived at the hospital after a performance he held in St. Louis, where he underwent medical tests. According to reports, Richie is exercising extreme caution following his health condition, and according to sources familiar with the details, he is expected to be discharged as early as tomorrow.

"I could eat this every day": Gal Kaspers with pasta you won't be able to resist
Are you sure canned goods can't be gourmet? You probably haven't tasted Gal Kaspers' puttanesca pasta, elevated with a unique twist of anchovy chips. "I could eat this all day," the judges raved. The full recipe is inside.

US Examines New Strike Plan in Strait of Hormuz | Behind the Scenes
The goal of these strikes is to prevent Iran from restoring its radar and missile capabilities in the strait to ensure it cannot threaten vessels, according to US officials. The plan is supported by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth but has not yet been approved by President Trump.

After a stormy season: Anna and Ori Banai won the title of Israel's Power Couple
After a series of complex physical and mental tasks in a luxurious palace, the couple that defeated Asi and Adi Buzaglo and took home the huge cash prize from Reshet 13 was announced.

It's happening again: Global outage in ChatGPT
Many users reported a malfunction in the chatbot that affects a wide range of actions, such as opening new tasks, continuing tasks that are already running, and uploading documents. OpenAI has not yet announced when the fix for the malfunction is expected.

Likud attacks Tali Gottlieb: "Absolute lie, devoid of any basis"
The Likud party published a sharp response on Monday against Knesset member Tali Gottlieb following her remarks regarding the party leadership. The party rejected her claims, stating that the allegation of a hidden plea bargain is an "absolute lie, devoid of any basis."

Moments before the first bell: hundreds of parents in Kadima-Zoran prepare for a strike
Hundreds of parents are protesting against the installation of solar systems on the roofs of educational institutions and are demanding to stop the work until safety measures and radiation tests are implemented. According to them, the response they received from the council is insufficient: "We are not against green energy - we are for our children."

"Disappointed, I saw myself in the final": This is the contestant eliminated from "MasterChef"
With six contestants remaining in the cooking competition, every dish becomes critical. Following a challenging task involving canned goods, Tair Murdoch has left the kitchen: "I finished in sixth place in the previous season as well. Apparently, there is a curse on me with this number."

Mickey Levy will not be on the 'Beyahad' list in the elections: 'There is no anger or bitterness in me'
Following Meir Cohen, MK Mickey Levy of Yesh Atid has announced he will not run for the next Knesset. He will be appointed as the head of the party's tribunal.

Two decades later: The singer Aaliyah's uncle accuses his son of responsibility for the plane crash
The father of a well-known music producer has filed a sharp lawsuit against him, accusing him of negligence that led to the fatal crash in which the famous singer and eight of her entourage were killed at the height of her success.

Once students, today teachers: educators who returned to the school where they grew up
Closing the circle: teachers who return to teach in the place where they were once students. For the student who once sat in the back row by the window, and perhaps sometimes struggled to concentrate, standing in front of the class with a dry-erase marker in hand is a personal victory and a statement of intent.

The rift in the US socialist movement deepens: "Ocasio-Cortez is an opportunist"
The growth of the movement among the American left is creating unusual tensions. One of the biggest disputes concerns the possible candidacy of the politician known for her sharp criticism of Israel. Sources in the organization criticized: "We wasted an opportunity, dealing with delusional issues like Fidel Castro and the abolition of the Senate and the police."

Haredim are punished, others are not: The petition that puts the Supreme Court to the test
The organization "Emet LeYaakov BeIsrael" filed a petition today (Monday) to the Supreme Court demanding the equal application of enforcement mechanisms and sanctions on all those who do not report for military service, rather than focusing them solely on the Haredi public. In the petition, filed through attorney Yehuda Abeles, it is claimed that the state operates economic and civil enforcement...

Surprising transition in the IDF: Shaldag commander to lead Givati Brigade
In a broad round of IDF appointments, the next commanders for the Givati, Paratroopers, Nahal, Commando, Kfir, and armored brigades were determined. Defense Minister Israel Katz also approved the appointment of Major General Dado Bar Kalifa as the next commander of the Central Command, effective in 2027.

Trump administration sues Amazon: "Charged advertisers $20 billion through manipulation"
The US Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the e-commerce giant of systematically overcharging advertisers. The regulator claims that auction manipulation generated $20 billion in illicit gains.

The driver fell asleep - the Tesla keeps driving: the disturbing footage that caused a stir
In footage circulated online, a 36-year-old Tesla driver from Migdal HaEmek is seen apparently sleeping while the vehicle continues to drive. The video caused a stir, and the driver was arrested for questioning and released afterward. The police clarify: advanced driver-assistance systems do not allow a driver to relinquish responsibility for driving, and certainly not to fall asleep. "The driver...

"He kept Israel safe": Dermer backs Vance
A close associate of Benjamin Netanyahu called for giving the US Vice President a "warm welcome". Ron Dermer revealed that J.D. Vance played a critical role in the war against Iran. Regarding Gaza, he stated: "We will not allow Hamas to remain there," and described the Iranian regime as being "on its way to the dustbin of history."

Defense deal with Greece may help solve interceptor shortage
Israel and Greece have signed the 3 billion euro "Achilles Shield" deal. Rafael and IAI will establish a multi-layered air defense system for Greece to counter a wide range of threats.

Trump: "Communities that oppose the establishment of data centers will remain poor"
US President Donald Trump has criticized groups opposing the construction of data centers for AI. Within the Republican Party, there is growing concern that voter resistance could impact the upcoming November midterm elections.

Gal Gadot Against Stereotypes About Israel: "It's Crazy What People Think"
Gal Gadot appeared on the 'Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard' podcast ahead of the release of her new film 'The Runner', where she set the record straight regarding misconceptions about Israel and shared her experiences with those who have never visited.

In his hands: Ivri will enter first grade while dad is between reserve duty rounds
For thousands of families in Israel, the start of the school year comes again this year in the shadow of prolonged reserve duty. While other parents accompany their children to kindergarten and first grade, there are those who are forced to say goodbye again and head to Gaza, Lebanon, and the West Bank. For 6.5-year-old Ivri, who will start first grade today, his father will be able to be there...

After almost 14 years: Tamir Idan resigns as head of Sdot Negev
The head of the council notified the Ministry of Interior of the end of his tenure ahead of his entry into the position of Chairman of the Board of Amidar. Idan was first elected in 2012 by a margin of only three votes. In recent years, he was one of the most prominent voices in the Gaza Envelope demanding a change in the security concept. The race for the position is already beginning.

"Everything was ready, I lost my heart and soul": Ryan killed 3 days before the start of school
Ryan Kamal Asaad from Kisra was excited to enter 12th grade and had already prepared everything required, but three days before the start of school he was killed in a fatal car accident that claimed the life of another person. "His dreams were shattered. He will no longer go to the army, will not enter 12th grade," said his father in pain, who called out to the public with a plea: "Drive...

57 days to elections: "Record demand" for special flights for Israelis from abroad
The organization for bringing Israelis from abroad to the polling stations is expanding — and comes after similar initiatives already sparked political criticism.

Founded a settlement in honor of his murdered colleague and was a critical voice: Head of Sdot Negev Regional Council announced his resignation
Tamir Idan was considered a sharp voice who often criticized the security conduct in the Gaza envelope. "The residents of the envelope do not need more promises - they need certainty," he said in response to a kite that crossed into Israel. Additionally, he established a settlement in the name of the murdered head of the Sha'ar HaNegev Regional Council, "in order to honor his memory."

US study: AI job replacement has actually increased demand for office space
In the United States, about 4% of workers may be replaced by AI, yet a JLL study reveals that this shift is fueling, rather than reducing, demand for office space in tech hubs.

Mitch Goldhar in a major deal: Maccabi Tel Aviv star sold for 16 million shekels
Young striker Sayed Abu Farchi completes a high-profile move to the MLS and will join the Colorado Rapids after agreeing to waive a portion of his future sale percentage to secure his release.

Has Noah's Ark been found? The mysterious structure causing a stir in the world
The Turkish government has granted unprecedented permission for excavation and research on a mysterious structure near Mount Ararat, as initial findings reveal an exact match to the biblical description and deep cavities in the ground.

For one million euros: Israel national team star returns to Maccabi Tel Aviv
After just one season in Europe, the senior midfielder returns to wear yellow and has agreed to a long-term contract until 2030 that will provide stability and quality to the champions' midfield.

Yuval Maatouk could not hold back the tears: The moving surprise for the winner of "Big Brother"
The "Big Brother" star celebrated her 31st birthday at a festive yacht party, where she prepared an extraordinary gesture for her twin brother Kobi that left everyone present deeply moved.

Bank of America: 4 stocks worth checking for September
Bank of America has published a list of stocks with a "buy" rating that it believes are entering September with business tailwinds - including a chip equipment manufacturer, a consumer goods company, and the stock that owns an NBA champion. But the very stock presented as the star of the list also receives a warning. What is hidden behind the recommendations?

After the proposal video: "Big Brother" stars break up
They were one of the most prominent and talked-about couples on and off screen, but shortly after causing a stir online with a promise ring, the two decided to separate.

70,000 shekels for a campaign: how much do social media influencers in Israel really earn?
How much is a campaign for an account with 100,000 followers worth, and how have opinion leaders become business partners earning commissions on every sale? The data behind the industry is revealed.

Tally Gotliv: I would consider leaving Likud if there was an offer
The Likud MK, who reached 12th place in the primaries, said: "I will not agree to be a doormat. The Prime Minister took the advice of his entourage to carry out a targeted assassination of me in the primaries. I was elected to lead to governance, and he decided to push me to a hidden corner in the back. It is his right." She clarified that for now, she has not received an offer.

Yossi Musli detained on suspicion of employing illegal aliens at his home in Savyon
Yossi Musli and his partner were detained for questioning after police found three Palestinian workers without permits performing construction work at their home in Savyon.

Another Suspected Case of Ebola in Israel: Patient Transferred to Isolation at Ichilov Hospital
A patient who recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo has been placed in isolation at Ichilov Hospital after reporting symptoms. Laboratory tests are currently underway.

"Why make it even harder?": Alma and her service dog injured on a bus
Alma Sirur, 24, who deals with a mental disability, fell along with her service dog, Mishmish, during a ride on a Dan bus in Tel Aviv, resulting in minor injuries for both. She claims the driver was speeding and driving unsafely.

A 660% jump: The product Israelis were buying in bulk before the school year
Unusual shopping data reveals exceptional demand across the country just before the first bell, as parents abandon physical stores in favor of purchasing essential items via app.

Ministry of Health issues urgent warning: four Israelis already affected
A jackal infected with rabies was discovered in the north of the country, and as a result, several people were sent for rapid preventive treatment. The ministry is now appealing to the public and asking anyone who was in the area to undergo an immediate examination.

Appointment in the IDF High Command: Colonel Efrat Kaykov to Command Brigade 282
Kaykov will become the first woman to command this brigade and the second in the history of the army to head a brigade. She began her path as a combat soldier in Brigade 282, served in a series of command positions, and is now coming full circle. During Operation Iron Swords, the brigade operated in the Gaza Strip and eliminated dozens of terrorists.

Danya Cebus wins 100 million shekel tender for M2 metro line works
Danya Cebus has secured a NTA tender for the second phase of preparatory works at the Segula depot for the M2 metro line, valued at over 100 million shekels.

"Offended? Great": Yair Netanyahu intensifies the confrontation with Britain
The Prime Minister's son does not retract his support for Argentina on the Falkland Islands issue and directly attacks the British public. In a new tweet, he accuses the Labour government of hostility and antisemitism towards Israel and compares the remote islands to Judea, Samaria, and Jerusalem.

Putin's fear: "They will hang me"
Sources told The Economist that Vladimir Putin fears that ending the war without the Donbas region would put his life in danger. Public support is eroding and the mood is gloomy, but Putin is considering mobilizing 300,000–400,000 more people. At the same time, he appeared today at a political summit and received a "reprimand" from Narendra Modi, who called on him to move "from endless war to...

End to the management deadlock at the railway? Two new candidates for the board of directors
The state has notified the Supreme Court that the appointments committee will convene to discuss two female candidates for external director positions at Israel Railways. This move aims to resolve the unprecedented management crisis within the company.

Saglovich: 'Impossible to maintain a partnership with Arab parties after 7/10? It is absurd and false'
Ra'am Chairman Mansour Abbas announced that former Deputy Minister of Public Security Yoav Saglovich will join the party's list. Saglovich, a former police commissioner, rejected claims that the move signals political weakness, asserting that political unity is essential for the country's progress.

Rami Levy, Carrefour or Shufersal: which chain is the cheapest for holiday shopping
A special check of the basket of popular fish ahead of the holidays shows differences of tens of shekels per kilogram between the major chains. Who is the most expensive and where will you find the cheapest price?

Dado Bar Kalifa Appointed Commander of the Central Command
The IDF announced the appointment of Major General Dado Bar Kalifa as Commander of the Central Command. He will replace Major General Avi Bluth in 2027.

OpenClaw 2.0 Released: A Massive Update for the AI Agent
OpenClaw has launched its most significant update to date. Version 2.0 introduces a streamlined installation process, a rebuilt browser application, and advanced features that allow the agent to learn and evolve in the background.

Reactions in Jordan and the UAE following launches from Iran: "The most dangerous thing is the collapse of the rules of restraint"
Following the renewal of the exchange of blows between Iran and the US, countries in the region are expressing concern and seeking to remain outside the conflict. The UAE has called for de-escalation, while Jordanian commentators criticized Iran for targeting Arab nations instead of its primary adversary.

Brutally attacked by classmates, hospitalized - and will be compensated with hundreds of thousands of shekels
The teenager was stripped and attacked by students who treated him with aggressive violence - while inside the school during the lunch break. After being discharged from the hospital, he suffered from severe anxiety that led to suicidal thoughts. Although the municipality and the Ministry of Education tried to distance themselves from the incident - they will compensate the student with 420...

Ministry of Health warns: Doctor whose license was suspended continues to provide consultations
The Ministry of Health announced that several reports have been received stating that Dr. Michael Yanko, whose medical license was suspended for 15 years, continues to provide mental health consultations, including opinions for children and adolescents. The Ministry clarifies: "All opinions, certificates, and diagnoses provided by him are invalid."

Vance did not rule out ammunition shortages: "It is concerning, there were years of underinvestment in the military"
Against the backdrop of the nightly exchange of blows between Washington and Tehran, the US Vice President addressed reports of weapons shortages in the US military: "The President is working to fix the underinvestment from the Biden era." Regarding the AI video of Trump showing Kharg Island being bombed, he said: "The President likes to switch it up on social media." Iran is sending mixed...

Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry, dies at 87
Prof. Ada Yonath, the 2009 Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry and Israel Prize laureate, has passed away at the age of 87. A pioneer in ribosome research, her work was instrumental in the development of new antibiotics.

Professor Ada Yonath passed away at the age of 87
Yonath was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2009 for her research on ribosomes. She worked for many years at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot and was a recipient of the Israel Prize.

3 scandals too late: Securities Authority launches a round of inspections of sitting directors
Financial failures were recently discovered in a series of new companies on the stock exchange - right under the noses of the gatekeepers. Now, the Securities Authority is launching an extensive audit focusing on the work of the board of directors and, in particular, on the way directors are classified as having "accounting and financial expertise". A market source: "When you appoint a director...

Emerging: Amikam Norkin, former Air Force commander, to manage Anduril's operations in Israel
Major General (res.) Amikam Norkin has been chosen to lead the local operations of the defense-tech giant, and is expected to deepen work with the defense establishment and Israeli industries. At the same time, Globes has learned that the company is conducting a massive fundraising round: its scope has reached about $10 billion to date, and it has not yet closed.

Two Months Later: Development in the Baby Food Poisoning Case
Police arrested a resident of the South in his 40s on suspicion of involvement in introducing sedatives into 'Prinuk' brand baby fruit purees. The case was exposed in June following the hospitalization of four toddlers, and police are investigating the potential involvement of others.

Not only in Israel: How Arab neighbors are dealing with rising fuel prices
In Egypt, a committee was established to set prices every three months. In Jordan, authorities are preventing global oil price hikes from impacting the local market. In Syria, a government attempt to lower prices resulted in massive queues and fuel stations running out of supply.

Unlicensed driver flees police at 150 km/h and crashes into an ambulance
A speed check on Highway 79 turned into a dangerous pursuit: according to the indictment, the driver weaved between vehicles, crashed into an ambulance, and caused other drivers to brake sharply. After being apprehended, it was discovered he was an illegal resident who had never obtained a driver's license.

"We will help them emigrate": Ofer Winter visited the Gaza envelope
The "Amha Yisrael" party held its first meeting at Kibbutz Be'eri. Party chairman Ofer Winter called for promoting emigration from Gaza and achieving a swift victory.

Ministry of Health issues urgent warning: A doctor you should not consult
Recent inquiries have revealed that Dr. Michael Yanko continues to provide medical opinions, including for children, even though his license was suspended for 15 years following a conviction for obtaining by deception.

Power Couple final takes place today: A summary of a crazy season
The stormy season of the couples' reality show on Reshet 13 reaches a dramatic peak tonight in a nerve-wracking mission, where only one couple will survive the close battle and claim the coveted title.

Eran Zahavi: An Economic Empire: The Net Worth of the Highest-Earning Player of All Time
Following his official retirement from football, the net worth and bank account details of the former Israel national team star have been revealed, including his latest major real estate acquisition.

At age 91: selling luxury apartment opposite the Western Wall at a discount of tens of millions
One of the most unusual properties in Jerusalem is now offered for sale on the first line to the Temple Mount, after its owner decided to compromise on the price to find a practical buyer as soon as possible and arrange a dream inheritance for his children.

Fears of STD spread: US aircraft carrier arrives in Pattaya
The crew of the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln is taking its first leave after months facing Iran. While business owners in Thailand hope for economic gain, authorities raided entertainment venues and arrested dozens on suspicion of prostitution. "I have lived here for 20 years, I have never seen such a weak year," shared a local resident.

With non-standard classrooms and fewer students: Kiryat Shmona and its surroundings return to school
In the communities of the Galilee Panhandle, the opening of the school year will be marked tomorrow. Despite a relatively stable summer, the scars of war and evacuation are still felt, and the region continues to struggle to bring back families who chose to stay in the center of the country.

From Egypt to India and the USA: China's leader has begun a world tour
From the summit and private meetings with Vladimir Putin in Kyrgyzstan to the expected visit to the White House. After a year in which he hosted over 20 leaders in China, Xi Jinping has begun a series of global visits. Where will he visit and what is he trying to achieve?

"An insolent person of a despicable level": The segment by Shahar Hasson that caused a storm - and his response
One of the segments in which he spoke about the colors of the Druze community flag and the LGBTQ+ community flag caused anger among the Druze community, with even Adv. Samer Ali, chairman of the Druze Bar Association, posting a response video in which he harshly attacked the comedian: "We will not allow a chatterbox like you to harm our religion." Shahar Hasson responded to the video and sent a...

And only Kish did not submit: contrary to his duty, the Minister of Education has not provided a capital declaration
Despite seven reminders, Minister of Education Yoav Kish remains the only minister finishing a full term without having submitted a capital declaration. The Movement for Freedom of Information has raised concerns regarding the lack of transparency and failure to comply with legal requirements.

2800% return in 15 years: Tim Cook leaves Apple
The CEO of the technology giant Apple, Tim Cook, is ending his tenure today (Monday), a position he held for the last 15 years. The person who will fill his place is the company's Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus. Even after leaving, Cook will continue to serve as the company's Chairman.

Water supply disruptions in Israel: Situation in Gush Dan
Due to severe seawater turbidity caused by weather conditions, five of Israel's six desalination plants have been shut down. Authorities have implemented water usage restrictions across several regions.

The kids are talking and you feel lost? The dictionary for the beginner boomer
"Wait, what did you just say?" If once parents had to know words like "sababa", "achi" and "keta", today the language of teenagers changes at a pace that is hard to keep up with. Glow up, rizz, cringe, pick me, simp, real, and countless other words and abbreviations enter the conversations, messages, and videos they consume daily. So if you also find yourself nodding in front of the kids and...

For the first time: Degel HaTorah considers demanding ministerial positions
Until now, representatives of Degel HaTorah have avoided sitting at the government table for principled reasons, including the ministries' responsibility for the desecration of the Sabbath. MK Moshe Gafni is expected to head the United Torah Judaism list in the elections.

Insurance tycoon Itzik Oz to become anchor investor in Pasternak-Shoham IPO
Itzik Oz, Chairman of Phoenix Agencies, plans to acquire a 7% stake in the investment house Pasternak-Shoham as part of its upcoming IPO. The offering is planned for later this month at a valuation of 280 million shekels.

The mother who fought off a 4-meter shark with her fists, lost an arm - and survived: "It was like fighting a dinosaur"
Lea Stewart, who was critically injured by a great white shark at a beach in Sydney, recounts for the first time how she fought it off. She told the Australian "60 Minutes" that she thought of her baby daughter at the time: "In my head it was like - 'You ugly f***er, you're not taking me away from her!'". Her left arm, which she sacrificed in advance to save herself, was amputated, and she is now...

The Stock Market in August: The Leading Index, Stocks That Soared, and Those That Crashed
With the closing of trading on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange this evening (Monday), the month of August has ended, with the main indices showing stagnation throughout the month. The insurance index stood out, which showed declines at the beginning of the month, but later, mainly due to the excellent reports of insurance companies, the index jumped and finished with a monthly increase of 12%.

Suspicions against the head of the Tel Sheva council and new details from the investigation
Amar Al-Aasam was arrested on suspicion of bribery, fraud, money laundering, breach of trust, and bid rigging, and his detention was extended by eight days. The investigation was conducted covertly in recent months, and in its framework, additional suspects were arrested and others were detained for questioning.

Ahead of the holidays: Busiest days at Ben Gurion Airport and popular destinations
The Israel Airports Authority has finalized preparations for an unprecedented wave of congestion. Over 2.5 million passengers are expected to pass through Ben Gurion Airport, tens of thousands will depart from Ramon and Haifa, and half a million will cross land borders. These are the busiest days and essential guidelines for travelers.

Yisrael Beiteinu threatens right-wing activist with lawsuit: "False claims"
The Yisrael Beiteinu party and its chairman, MK Avigdor Lieberman, sent a pre-litigation warning letter today (Monday) to right-wing activist Rami Ben Yehuda. The letter demands that Ben Yehuda remove a post he shared on the X network within 24 hours, cease its distribution, and publish a denial, correction, and apology.

Mia Dagan addresses the rumors: "He is in a relationship, he gave up on me"
Mia Dagan left "Dancing with the Stars" not only with a new talent, but also with a particularly close bond with her dancer, Shahar Zismanovich. After the closeness between the two sparked quite a few rumors about the nature of their relationship, the actress clarifies exactly what is going on there.

Water Authority Spokesperson: "The crisis will end within hours"
Itay Dudi explains how the unusual storm led to the proactive shutdown of five desalination plants. The spokesperson describes the situation as a stirred cup of coffee and estimates that supply will resume soon. Simultaneously, water corporations are preparing for local distribution, and Mekorot is increasing pumping from the Sea of Galilee.

Closing the circle: Name revealed for the daughter of hostage survivor Elkana Bohbot
Hostage survivor Elkana Bohbot and his wife Rivka revealed today, Monday, the name of their newborn daughter: Michel. The couple chose to share the news in a way that symbolizes a closing of the circle, recreating the sign Elkana held in the helicopter during his evacuation from the Re'im camp, now reading: "Rami, Dad, Mom and Michel are on the way!!".

The break-in and theft: How they tried to get their hands on the estate of the late journalist
The apartment of the late Davar journalist Aliza Valach on Shenkin Street was broken into, her credit card and car were stolen, and an attempt was made to take over the property. Her death does not appear in the records, and the Ministries of Health and Interior are disclaiming responsibility. The case exposes the systemic consequences of a process that opens the door for criminals.

The favorite series of Keshet 12 returns: what to expect in the new season
The television world gathered for the festive premiere of the hit based on the life of Hanoch Daum, which will air this week with a surprising lineup of stars and a tense encounter between the different worlds in his life.

$400 billion a year: The man behind the Apple empire steps down
A historic era comes to an end as Tim Cook marks his final day today as CEO of the company. The person chosen to succeed him will have to lead the tech giant in the burning AI race.

Are you becoming a robot? Scientific research reveals the effects of artificial intelligence
Scientists warn that the human attempt to streamline discourse with computerized service agents leads to the adoption of predictable response patterns, which narrows the space for expression and the uniqueness of consumers.

Winter Time 2026: When do we change the clocks?
Between Saturday and Sunday, October 24-25, 2026, at 02:00 AM, Israel will switch to winter time, moving the clocks back one hour. Learn how to verify your device settings, the impact of the time change on health, and the arguments against the transition.

Staffing increased: Ben Gurion Airport prepares for the Tishrei holidays
According to the Israel Airports Authority, about 2.5 million passengers are expected to pass through Ben Gurion Airport in the coming month. To manage the influx, staff levels have been reinforced, and four peak travel dates have been identified with an expected daily volume of 100,000 passengers.

Instagram to label AI-generated profiles and limit reach for those who do not comply
The new label will clarify that it is a character created by artificial intelligence and not a real person. Accounts that do not use it may suffer a reduction in reach.

Historical shift: Degel HaTorah to demand a ministerial position in the next government
Degel HaTorah is expected to demand ministerial positions in the next government. The decision marks a historical shift, as for decades its members refrained from demanding ministerial roles based on a minority perception.

Grim forecast: Italy's population to shrink by 4 million by 2050
A new demographic report by Italy's National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) presents a worrying picture: birth rates are at their lowest since 1861, and the working-age population is shrinking. Despite Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's pledges, the country faces an unprecedented economic challenge.

On police recommendation: Security for Central Elections Committee Chairman Noam Sohlberg has been increased
The Deputy President of the Supreme Court, who also serves as Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, has been under increased security in recent days. The Central Elections Committee stated that Sohlberg is secured in accordance with security needs. As early as June, following riots by ultra-Orthodox individuals at his home, the judge was designated as a "threatened person."

Female combat soldiers excluded from IDF driving course: "In the war they called us, now we have become unwanted"
Two days before the start of an operational driving course, female combat soldiers were informed it is now intended for "men only." One soldier whose participation was cancelled called the decision outrageous, noting that women were actively recruited during the war when their skills were needed.

Big Brother winner Gal Rubin sues ex-partner: "Commercial exploitation of images"
Gal Rubin has filed a 306,000 shekel lawsuit against her former partner, alleging the unauthorized commercial use of her personal Instagram photos despite her requests for removal. She also claims defamation regarding his public allegations that she demanded a 50,000 shekel "bribe."

Giant deal in high-tech: Nvidia invests $3.5 billion
The chip giant is deepening its ties with its Taiwanese partner through a dramatic financial move aimed at controlling the artificial intelligence market and holding back major competitors in the industry.

Emission Register: Orot Rabin remains Israel's most polluting plant
The 2025 PRTR report indicates a 12% decrease in air pollution costs in Israel, saving the economy 4.2 billion shekels. Despite improvements, environmentalists criticize the continued operation of coal-fired units at the Orot Rabin power plant, citing health risks to the public.

Tragedy in Rishon LeZion: Electric vehicle crashes into wall and ignites in parking lot
Investigators estimate that the driver of the Zeekr, who perished in the incident, reached speeds of 100 km/h before hitting a concrete wall. Fire and Rescue Services confirmed that the fire was caused by the high-impact collision, ruling out a lithium battery failure.

Institutional investors block G City CEO's golden parachute
The income-producing real estate company G City has removed the approval of a special compensation package for incoming CEO Keren Khalifa from its shareholders' meeting agenda following opposition from institutional investors. Market sources previously cited this move as a factor in the collapse of the deal to sell G City to Tzahi Abu.

Precedent in Germany since World War II: "Bad for Israel, bad for the Jews"
The "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party is expected to win Sunday's elections in Saxony-Anhalt with more than 40% of the vote. This will be the first time an extreme-right party comes to power in a state in "new Germany". On the national level, it leads with 27%, ahead of Chancellor Friedrich Merz's party. Dr. Rami Daniel from INSS: "This is not the extreme right that Israel wants."

Ministry of Communications Approved the Sale of Hot Mobile to Delek Retail and Keystone
The Ministry of Communications has approved the transfer of control over cellular provider Hot Mobile from Altice to a group led by Delek Retail and the Keystone fund. The deal is valued at 1.8 billion shekels.

"In the State of Israel, the age of purchasing the first smartphone is the lowest in the world"
In Israel, children are getting their first mobile phone as early as age 6-7, the youngest in the world, according to the "Attention Revolution" movement, which is expanding its activities this year to dozens of schools, communities, and kibbutzim, promoting parental agreements to delay the purchase. In the background: a massive settlement by Meta in the US to restrict minors on social networks...

"I placed an explosive device near Netanyahu's house": The calls that kept the police on alert all night
Mahmoud Abd al-Majid from Iksal made 14 calls to the 100 emergency center, threatening to carry out attacks and claiming he had planted an explosive device near the Prime Minister's house. Additionally, he attacked two passengers on the Metronit in Haifa. He faces 14 counts of threats and assault.

"Hypocrisy": Avi Maoz addressed the Adika controversy and the singer Odia
After it was revealed that tickets for her concerts were sold on Saturday on Ticketmaster and a wave of criticism arose, MK Avi Maoz backs the singer who caused the closure of the "Adika" website over the weekend.

Crypto Turns Red: This Is the Coin That Took the Hardest Hit
Heavy negative pressure was recorded among leading digital currencies as Bitcoin trades below a key threshold, but another well-known coin is recording the most prominent weekly crash.

The model I'm working with is 100 times smaller than yours, and my AI agent still works great
The author shares his experience building an efficient AI agent using a small local model, Qwen2.5-Coder-32B. Instead of relying on massive context windows, he employs architectural solutions: task decomposition among sub-agents, external search tools, and structured data delivery, proving that architecture is more important than model size.

The deal with Greece reveals Israel's strategic asset — and also what it must not do
The wars in Ukraine and the Middle East have made protection against missiles and UAVs a global necessity. Greece, Finland, and Germany are turning to Israel thanks to its operational experience and proven capabilities in the field. Now we must decide how much of our advantage can be sold — and when to stop.

Not just "don't waste": what have we learned from the younger generation about money and saving?
They are growing up in a world where you can order almost anything at the click of a button, they are connected and up to date with what is happening in the world, exposed to trends that change at the speed of a TikTok video - and what their friends have is constantly in front of their eyes. On the other hand, when you give them 50 shekels and ask what they will do with them, it turns out that the...

The deal is complete: Final approval received for the sale of Hot Mobile
The Ministry of Communications has given the green light for the sale of the mobile operator Hot Mobile to Delek Israel, Keystone, and Leumi Partners, after the Competition Authority approved the deal earlier this month. The deal values Hot Mobile at approximately 1.2 billion shekels.

"A child is not born at age 3": The crisis that will leave thousands of babies at home on September 1st
Just before September 1st, at the WIZO Kiryat Shalom daycare in Tel Aviv, the excitement is already felt: classrooms are being cleaned, walls are being painted, equipment is being arranged, and the staff is preparing to receive the children. However, behind the festive preparations hides a much more complex reality: a severe shortage of manpower has led to the fact that the baby class at the...

Trump threatens Iran after missile fire at US bases in Jordan: "We will hit them hard"
The US President clarified that Washington will respond to the missile launch towards forces in Jordan: "There will be a response". According to him, most of the missiles were intercepted, and another missile was not intercepted after it became clear it would not hit anything. Alongside the military threat, Trump claimed that the Iranians "want to meet so badly" – but cast doubt on the possibility...

Temu invested nearly a billion dollars in ads – but a major problem has emerged
Meet "Ya Lily," an internet star with hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram and Facebook, promoting products for the Chinese retail giant Temu. She is considered the company's leading content creator in Europe, but a new study by an independent organization reveals that she likely does not exist in reality. Lily is just the tip of the iceberg of an entire industry of fake accounts that...

The secret to incredible gefilte fish: the recipe that will conquer your next meal
Forget about the grey patties from a jar — a precise combination of fish varieties, proper kneading, and a rich stock will turn the traditional dish into the hit of your next meal. Full recipe below.

Tal Tito reveals health struggles: "In reality, I am shattered"
Big Brother star Tal Tito has opened up to her followers about the severe neck pain hindering her daily life, just months after revealing her ongoing battle with Crohn's disease.
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At 40: The touching surprise Nasreen Qadri received for her birthday
Nasreen Qadri received a touching gesture from her close friends and family members, who produced a particularly luxurious event for her at a villa with a pampering pool to mark an exciting milestone in her personal and professional life.

With an investment of millions: Rotem Sela's double celebration
The actress and presenter celebrated her birthday at a festive event in Tel Aviv, which also marked the launch of her new brand, which had been in secret development for three years.

Trump: "More than 100,000 protesters killed in Iran"
US President Donald Trump published a sharp statement today, Monday, on the Truth Social network regarding the situation in Iran, claiming that the country is in a deep collapse against the backdrop of military, economic, and internal pressure.

Serious suspicion at Glilot base: theft and sale of tens of thousands of medications
A head pharmacist and a colleague at the Glilot base have been arrested on suspicion of systematically stealing tens of thousands of medications intended for IDF soldiers and trading them on the black market. The prosecution will seek to extend their detention as the investigation continues.

Force 100 soldiers file 18 million shekel lawsuit against senior officials and Channel 12
Three Force 100 soldiers, represented by the Honenu organization, have filed an 18 million shekel civil lawsuit in the Jerusalem District Court regarding the Sde Teiman affair. The defendants include former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, State Attorney Amit Aisman, various state and military bodies, and Channel 12 reporter Guy Peleg.

52 attacks in a month: unprecedented rise in violence against bus drivers
In August 2026, an unprecedented 13% increase in violence against drivers was recorded compared to last year, marking the highest figure ever measured. Following a series of stabbings and assaults, the Drivers' Union of the National Labor Federation is demanding the immediate deployment of security units: "The time has come for immediate preventive actions."

Internet down during a power outage? The trick to stay connected
A sudden power outage is always frustrating, especially when your home internet cuts out. Many believe that an expensive Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) is necessary, but the solution is much simpler and cheaper. Your router consumes very little energy, and with a bit of resourcefulness, you can keep it running for hours using a standard portable charger.

Class action approved against HMOs: "Discriminating against men in pregnancy and childbirth services"
First publication: The Labor Court has approved a class action lawsuit against Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit, alleging that they discriminate against men regarding financial reimbursements for services related to newborn care, including sleep consulting and home nurse visits. The HMOs argue they acted according to bylaws approved by the Ministry of Health.

After a year of dating: Taylor Malkov and Isaac Nakash have broken up
For a year now, Taylor Malkov and Nakash, a member of a well-established Jewish-American family, have been maintaining a long-distance relationship between Miami and Israel. However, the two have now decided to part ways and go their separate ways. It's a pity, it actually looked promising.

Contractor license may be revoked even without an indictment
An amendment to the law has expanded the registrar's powers in the fight against crime in the industry. A court ruling clarifies how a decision based on classified information is made and what the oversight mechanisms are.

Haifa Film Festival Unveils Israeli Program
The 42nd Haifa International Film Festival will take place from September 26 to October 3, 2026. The program features documentaries on Chaim Topol and Naomi Shemer, a film about the Black Panthers, and the final work of the late director Nitzan Giladi.

Daniella Gilboa to Perform in Australia
After launching a musical career and performing on stages in Israel, Daniella Gilboa will take her music to two performances in Australia as part of a Jewish music festival.

Iranian President: "We are working to reach an agreement, the continuation of the war does not serve us"
Pezeshkian said that Tehran is still working to reach an agreement, but blamed the US for not meeting its commitments. The UAE intercepted an Iranian UAV and Iran launched missiles at American bases in Jordan. Revolutionary Guards: A tanker was damaged by mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

A tent for settling clan disputes — and an arms cache: The state of crime in Arara
Dozens of suspects have been arrested in recent days, alongside a series of police raids in which significant quantities of weaponry were seized. During one of the operations, an arms cache was found inside a 'shig' — a tent for settling clan disputes. Despite the extensive activity, the struggle against the reality of crime in the Negev is far from over.

57-year-old man seriously injured in a violent incident in Ein Qiniyye
The injured man was treated by MADA teams and evacuated by helicopter to Rambam Hospital in Haifa while suffering from injuries. A 24-year-old suspect, a resident of the village, was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attacking the victim. He was transferred for further questioning at the station, and the police are expected to request an extension of his detention in court.

Big Brother star admits: "All the lies and betrayals got into my head and heart"
Shiraz Ben Ari, who entered the "Big Brother 2025" house during the second wave of contestants, decided to put an end to the rumors and revealed why she stopped the "exposing cheaters" videos that made her famous on social media.

Shimi Tavori presents: His new business starting next week
Shimi Tavori is launching a traditional culinary venture that will go live on September 9, with his wife managing the business that will combine nostalgia with artificial intelligence.

Eyal Golan and Omer Adam with an urgent warning: the scam shaking the country
A particularly sophisticated method using artificial intelligence displays fake ads in collaboration with leading banks and performances by superstar artists; customers have already been harmed, and banks were forced to issue an unusual warning.
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Or Luzon makes a dramatic move: her decision regarding Omer Adam
Omer Adam's personal stylist announced the end of her role immediately after the intimate wedding in Italy, to which she was not invited at the last minute due to fears of leaks, sparking a huge storm in the local entertainment industry.

The stock that jumped over 20% in a day and proved to investors they were wrong
For a year, software stocks plummeted on fears that artificial intelligence would wipe them out. Second-quarter reports from Salesforce, Workday, and CrowdStrike turned the picture around, and the IGV software index returned to positive territory for the year. Is this a real turning point, or just fluctuations?

Employee forgot to use the fridge: Millions in medicine destroyed
Insurance company Harel has filed a 6.4 million shekel lawsuit against logistics firm DSV. Due to a warehouse employee's error, a shipment of high-value medicine requiring 2–8°C storage was left in improper conditions for seven days and subsequently destroyed.

Six days after the flood disaster in Nepal: Another Israeli woman is defined as missing
Another Israeli is still missing in the border area with Tibet, after contact with the group of travelers he was with was cut off following the flood.

10 complaints in one day: 22-year-old violated house arrest and continued harassment spree
A serious indictment was filed against Eliyahu Ganah from Netanya for a series of indecent acts against women. According to the indictment, after being released to house arrest, he violated the conditions, went out on his motorcycle, and attacked 10 women in a single day. The prosecution is requesting his continued detention until the end of the proceedings.

The numbers are revealed: The film that conquered the box office and became the summer hit in Israel
"Checkout" or "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse"? "The Odyssey" or "Toy Story 5"? Mako has received the ticket sales data for the most prominent films of the summer in Israel, presented here for the first time. "There was a diverse and original offering, which brought cinema back to the cultural and current agenda."

Police at the gates and illegal aliens in the crosshairs: how the police are preparing for the start of the school year
Police preparations include checkpoints, patrols, and the deployment of officers near educational institutions, alongside efforts to locate illegal aliens at construction sites and schools. Head of the Operations Department, Brigadier General Elad Klein, emphasized that preventing hostile terrorist activity is the top priority and warned of potential friction during the election year.

Ahead of the holidays: thousands of workers in the Negev may be laid off
The Rotem Amfert Negev plant, which employs thousands of workers in the south, is at a crossroads after appeals against the phosphogypsum reservoir expansion plan were referred to the National Planning and Building Council.

Herzliya gets 2 new places that bring the hot trend to the city
Three wine bars in the Sharon area and one in Kiryat Ono, new New York-style pizzerias, a cafe with a large menu of matcha drinks, additional skewer restaurants, the taco trend continues to expand, as does the 'dine and party' restaurant trend. Many new places opened this week, here is everything you need to know.

First publication | Wife of crime syndicate boss arrested with him released from custody
The wife of Eyal Nagar, who was arrested along with the head of the crime syndicate from the south, has been released from custody under restrictive conditions. She is suspected of financial crimes in a case involving racketeering and the takeover of food delivery services in Ashdod. "Her children are currently without a father and mother figure," the court stated.

Your training fund is worth much more than it seems: a calculator
75% of the deposit usually comes from the employer, profits on preferred deposits enjoy tax exemption, and the money becomes liquid after six years. Anyone who leaves the fund to work for another decade may discover that the amount received from the employer and compound interest have turned it into one of their largest assets.

Intriguing high-tech appointment: former airbase commander named Chairman of Massivit
Brigadier General (res.) Gabi Shahor has been appointed Chairman of the Board of the technology company Massivit. He will lead a strategic initiative to deepen the company's penetration into the defense and aviation sectors both in Israel and globally.

Eden Harel Returns to the Screen: A Prestigious Role on Channel 14
A year and a half after leaving her morning show, the presenter is returning to television with a new program. In a teaser posted on Instagram, she revealed behind-the-scenes preparations and introduced the first guests: singer Ofer Levi and singer Sharon Rotter.

Maya Wertheimer on the crisis at home: "Very difficult days"
Maya Wertheimer shares the family difficulties of the month of August and reveals the secret she and Asaf Zamir have for daily survival and how they divide tasks at home.

Well-known journalist received a call in the middle of the night: "Your car is being stolen right now"
Political commentator Nechama Duek received a dramatic message from the Ituran company while on vacation abroad, and realized that a frantic police chase was underway for her property just minutes before it would have disappeared.

Does the child not want to return to school? The mistake most parents make
Returning to the school framework after a vacation is accompanied for many children by crying, stomach aches, and tantrums, especially after years of war, corona, and general instability. What distress should not be dismissed with "enough with the drama," when your protection is actually harmful - and how to find the precise balance between validating the emotion and insisting on the continuity of...

Chairman of the Advisory Committee for VIP Security: Sara Netanyahu's anxiety for her family is natural
Amid the recommendation to provide security for Gadi Eisenkot, Ronen Cohen stated that there are attempts to exploit the committee for political purposes. He explained that the decision was based on a combination of circumstances rather than specific intelligence. Cohen also noted that the Prime Minister's wife is under a "severe threat level" and criticized journalist Uri Misgav.

With loans from 8 family members: Energy company eyes IPO at 700 million shekel valuation
Lanir Group plans to raise 176 million shekels despite reporting losses and an equity deficit. Proceeds from the offering will be used, among other things, to repay loans provided by 22 private individuals.

Araghchi attacks Netanyahu following Channel 14 interview: 'Dragged the US into a war — a snake'
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi shared a clip from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's interview on Channel 14. Araghchi claimed the Prime Minister boasted about influencing the US, noting that Netanyahu admits to misleading the American administration in Hebrew while praising the President's leadership in English.

Yinon Magal to compensate Guy Peleg: Court rules on defamation lawsuit
The Magistrate's Court has ordered Channel 14 host Yinon Magal to compensate Channel 12 commentator Guy Peleg for defamation regarding false claims about military service. The lawsuit against the channel was dismissed.

September is the worst month on Wall Street: Why this year might be different
The S&P 500 has lost an average of more than 1% every September since 1928 — the only month with negative returns over time. But analysts argue that the strong momentum of 2026 is changing the picture, while concerns about a Fed rate hike could spoil the party. So who should you listen to?

Before the school year: The WhatsApp move that will protect children
The school year starts tomorrow, and with it, the activity in class WhatsApp groups. Not everyone is aware that Meta launched a feature for managing children's accounts under 13, which blocks requests from strangers and restricts access to unsafe content. Here is how to activate parental control.

Half a year without a deal: Aviv sold zero apartments in January-June in the luxury Herbert Samuel project in Tel Aviv
Even luxury assets are facing demand challenges: for half a year, not a single apartment has been sold in the project of the Aviv Group and Lenny Group on Herbert Samuel Street in Tel Aviv. In the tower, which rises to a height of 18 floors on the waterfront, 50 apartments are being built with some of the highest price tags in the country.

How much does a teacher really earn? The salary is higher than the public thinks
The average salary for a 100% position reaches about 16.6 thousand shekels, and the median is about 15.1 thousand; for veteran teachers, the salary reaches more than 20 thousand shekels, and in management, it is already approaching 30 thousand. The pay slips of young teachers are indeed lower, but a large part of the gap comes from part-time positions and a salary structure that rewards seniority...

A lifeline for Israeli agriculture: an emergency increase of up to 15% in water quotas for 2026 has been approved
Following a severe drought and a dramatic cut of about 90 million cubic meters in national water allocations, the Water Authority Council unanimously approved an emergency measure to supply additional fresh water to farmers. The Director of the Water Authority stated: "A delicate balance that provides oxygen and a safety net for farmers at this time."

Shifted into high gear: The new chapter for Avivit Bar Zohar
The reality star's relationship with 36-year-old Elad Ben Simon is escalating rapidly. The couple is preparing for their first joint vacation in Dubai, leaving recent public dramas behind.

On the way to a giant deal: The Israeli 'dream stock' reaches NASDAQ
The technology company TurboGen, which developed a micro-turbine for local electricity and heat production, is becoming a dual-listed company and will also trade in the US. What is behind the move, who owns it today, and where is the gap between the story and the numbers?

Salary benefits and compensation: hundreds of employees to receive a signing bonus
Good news for hundreds of public sector employees who will receive permanent salary increases, an upgrade to their per diem and subsistence conditions, and a special retroactive compensation for the past years.

Dedi Simhi: "I do not intend to betray the voters' trust"
Brigadier General (res.) Dedi Simhi, who joined forces with Benny Gantz in the "Blue and White" party, declared on "Galey Israel" radio that he will not risk votes and will withdraw if the party hovers around the electoral threshold. "In the end, only one list will remain in the bloc," he emphasized.

Real estate company with an unusual remark: "In an election year, people buy fewer apartments"
Since the beginning of the year, YBOX has sold 36 apartments in Tel Aviv. In its report, it notes that if interest rates continue to fall, the market will recover, but explains what is causing the delay. Revenues jumped in the last quarter, one contract was cancelled.

Another departure from Yesh Atid: Veteran MK will not run in the elections
Former minister Meir Cohen, one of the party's veterans, announced that he will not run on the "Beichad" list of Bennett and Lapid for the next Knesset. He will be appointed chairman and president of the Yesh Atid conference.

Tragedy at UK festival: sign collapse leaves one dead and five injured
The Big Church Festival in West Sussex was cancelled after a large sign collapsed, killing a 41-year-old man and injuring five others.

Veteran MKs Lapid intends to leave out - and the resignation of Meir Cohen
Ahead of presenting the joint list with Naftali Bennett, the Yesh Atid chairman is carrying out a deep reorganization within the party. While some MKs will keep their spots, a series of senior figures have resigned or were pushed back, while others wait for the final decision, expected by the end of the week.

Enlight to purchase electricity from Rapac Energy for half a billion shekels
Enlight has signed a 12-year agreement to purchase green electricity from Rapac Energy. The total consideration for the deal is estimated to reach approximately 495 million shekels.

"A blatant violation of sovereignty": The UAE's sharp message to Iran
An Iranian UAV penetrated the country's airspace and the defense system was activated against it over territorial waters. In Abu Dhabi, they condemned: "A dangerous escalation and a direct threat to the safety of citizens and residents."

Rare Supreme Court decision: Artist to be evicted from his home due to massive debts
Ariel Palzig owes 24 million shekels to Meitav Mimun. He pledged the complex he owns on Mount Zion, which includes a commercial wing and a residential wing, as collateral. The Supreme Court rules: he must vacate the entire complex for its realization.

With 3 weekly flights - starting Wednesday: a new route from Ben Gurion Airport to Bologna
The Greek airline Blue Bird is expanding its flight offerings to additional destinations in Italy. Following Bologna, additional flights to Rome and Naples are expected to be added in the middle of next month. So how much will a ticket cost you, and does it shorten the way to the dream resort town that has become the hot destination of the summer?

Who will stand by the machine? The crisis paralyzing production lines in Israel
Tens of thousands of job vacancies remain unfilled, factories are left without labor, and bureaucracy is stalling the economy. Despite record demand following the war, foreign worker quotas cover only a fraction of the need, while Israelis remain unwilling to take on production line roles.

A central part of the rebuilding: The teachers who decided to leave the center for the sake of rehabilitating the northern communities
A special incentive plan is being offered to teaching staff who will begin teaching in the confrontation line communities in the north in the coming year, but for some teachers, the choice to arrive precisely in a place that suffered destruction and severe damage is first and foremost an ideological statement. "Mainly to provide a horizon and hope for the children, who did not choose anything from...

Chaim Katzman takes full control of Citycon and delists it from the stock exchange
G City reached 91% in the tender offer for Citycon shares. The company intends to initiate a squeeze-out of remaining shares and delist Citycon from the Helsinki Stock Exchange. Chaim Katzman announced plans to sell non-core assets and continue deleveraging.

While her husband and child are abroad, Anna Aronov asks for help: "I can't understand"
The "Dancing with the Stars" judge stayed in Israel due to heavy work commitments, while her husband and son flew without her. Now, just before their landing, she encountered an unusual and stressful problem at Ben Gurion Airport that prevented her from sleeping.

Lior Raz admits: "I don't forgive myself for killing him"
The creator of "Fauda" speaks in a candid interview about the dramatic decision that shocked fans, reveals what happened when the whole team watched the difficult episode, and answers the biggest question of all: will there be a sixth season for the successful series?

When summer camps close, workplaces step into the picture: The companies bringing the 'Big Vacation' to work
While the economy operated as usual in August, high-tech companies and leading organizations in Israel decided to step up and offer particularly creative solutions to deal with the gaps in children's vacation schedules.

Tomer Hemed's wife: "If it were up to me, I would return to Israel tomorrow"
After receiving direct threats that led to the assignment of personal security, Shunit Hemed shares the dramatic difficulties of living abroad, the fear of couriers arriving at the door, and the great confusion of their five daughters.

Amos Luzon Group Reports Record Figures: A Jump of Hundreds of Millions
The second-quarter financial reports of the Luzon Group reveal phenomenal growth and a significant increase in net profit, driven by a strategic move within the company's energy division.

Shein completes IPO in Hong Kong at a valuation of $26 billion
Shein has completed its initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange at a valuation of approximately $26 billion, after raising $1.7 billion. This is significantly lower than the 2022 valuation.

Where to find the best prices for school lunch ingredients?
Ahead of the new school year, family grocery expenses tend to rise. We analyzed the cost of a basket of essential school lunch items across various supermarket chains to determine where shoppers can save the most.

September 1st is here: how to get your child's sleep back on track
During summer vacation, many teenagers became accustomed to falling asleep in the early morning hours. Since adolescent biological clocks naturally shift, transitioning back to a school schedule requires a structured approach. Here are several steps to help reset your child's sleep cycle starting tonight.

Exit for Dr. Eve Biton: Maof Group acquires 50% of Sharan at a valuation of 110 million shekels
Maof Group is acquiring a 50% stake in home medical services provider Sharan at a valuation of 110 million shekels. This deal marks Maof's entry into the healthcare market.

First Grade: How Much Does It Really Cost to Send a Child to School?
The new backpack is waiting by the door, but before the child enters school for the first time, parents face a significant shopping list. A backpack, pencil case, notebooks, writing utensils, and textbooks add up to a substantial amount. How much does it really cost to prepare a child for first grade?

Following the arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Putin: The Hague court struggles for its existence
World press headlines: The US claims an Egyptian bank helped Iran bypass sanctions through transactions of about $1.8 billion via its branches in the Emirates; The International Criminal Court is facing a severe crisis of pressure from the US and other countries following the arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Putin; and the US has renewed the travel advisory for Israel to level 3, recommending...

25,000 cannabis seedlings: dozens of drug greenhouses exposed in the Negev
The greenhouses were located from the air during a police operation in the Ramat Negev area. Alongside approximately 25,000 seedlings, 15 kg of cannabis ready for distribution were seized. Additionally, dozens of rifle bullets were found.

Phones removed from schools — and the change during breaks was dramatic
74% of students participating in the initiative in Tel Aviv do not use smartphones during breaks or do so rarely. Teachers report more social activity. In the coming school year, the initiative will be expanded to all 37 secondary schools in the city.

Court reprimands insurance company for lack of sensitivity toward Sderot evacuee
Ayalon insurance refused to compensate a Sderot resident for a car accident, citing a suspended license. The court ruled against the company, noting that the suspension notice was sent to his home while he was displaced following the October 7 massacre.

Sold an apartment for 700,000 shekels – and sued: "I was scammed"
A woman claimed she was a victim of scammers who convinced her to transfer money to them. The court agreed that a fraud had taken place, but ruled that it was not proven that the actual buyers were part of it.

Pressure in Washington: New date for talks with Lebanon and Beirut's conditions
Lebanese sources reported that Washington is working to set a date for a new round of contacts with Israel as early as September. Lebanon insists on a diplomatic track and an end to strikes, calling for national interests to be placed above foreign agendas.

Attack on Anne Hathaway: "Not sexy, and she is pregnant"
After Tom Cruise announced that Anne Hathaway would star alongside him in the sequel to "Days of Thunder," Randy Quaid, who starred in the original film, criticized the casting. He labeled Hathaway a "leftist, WOKE" and claimed her selection was a "horrible choice" for the film's audience.

Woman scammed out of 30,000 shekels: "He said he was from the restaurant and there was a card issue"
Natalie Haya Tolmas ordered food from the Sushi Room restaurant in Herzliya, only to be targeted by a fraudster posing as staff who convinced her to provide her credit card details again. In an interview with "Morning News," she detailed the cunning scam and warned others to remain vigilant.

The migrant crisis in Ceuta worsens - Sanchez accuses: "Israel spread disinformation"
Pedro Sanchez accused Israel, Russia, and the far-right of attempting to "divide Spain and Europe over the issue of migration." The Prime Minister ruled out any possibility of involvement by Moroccan authorities in the breach by migrants who flooded the Spanish enclave in North Africa.

After the exit: Entitle moved its intellectual property out of Israel for 124 million shekels
Startup Entitle sold its intellectual property to its parent company BeyondTrust for 124 million shekels. The company is expected to pay approximately 29 million shekels in taxes on the transfer.

"My stomach is churning and it's hard for me. I don't sleep well at night and I'm under pressure"
"MasterChef" star Tair Murdoch, who is currently back in the hottest kitchen in the country, shared on her Instagram account the feelings that accompany her - and the desire to prepare special dishes in every episode despite the challenges: "I try to bring creative dishes from different cuisines."

Ostentatious Diplomacy: Trump's Ambassador Who Is Driving Italy Crazy
A fortune of 11 billion dollars and an eye-catching mega-yacht have landed on the shores of Italy. However, not everyone is pleased with the "billionaire diplomacy" funded out of his own pocket.

Spain accuses "Russian and Israeli networks" of spreading disinformation
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez claimed that "Russian and Israeli networks" spread false information that triggered a mass influx of migrants into Ceuta. Sanchez did not provide evidence for his claims but ruled out Moroccan involvement in the crisis.

Indictment: School security guard in the north engaged in shootout with illegal weapon
A school security guard in Yafa an-Naseriyye is suspected of engaging in a shootout at the school gate due to a personal dispute. After a suspect on a motorcycle fired at the guard post, the guard returned fire using an illegal weapon. The District Attorney's Office is filing an indictment today.

Went out to play near home and disappeared: "He kidnapped me, I was scared," said 10-year-old Yahali to Walla
Yesterday afternoon, Yahali went out to play with friends near his home in Petah Tikva and disappeared for about five hours. He was located early in the morning in Bnei Brak, alongside a 20-year-old man suspected of kidnapping him. In a conversation with Walla, he recounted: "He told me to ask people for money for him. We walked far from home." The suspect will be brought to court today.

Apartment Sales in Judea and Samaria Double Amidst Construction Boom
534 new deals were closed in the first half of 2026, surpassing the total for 2025. The region is shifting from a model of villas to high-density projects, driven by government policies aimed at transforming the area.

Renowned Meat Restaurant Closes After 25 Years: Labor Shortage and Declining Earnings
After nearly 25 years, the beloved meat institution on Yefet Street is closing its doors for the last time today. The owners shared an emotional farewell, citing a severe labor shortage, declining revenue, and accumulated fatigue as the primary reasons.
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Corinne Gideon and her husband launch a new business
Following the success of their joint delicatessen, media personality Corinne Gideon and her husband Hili Sorotskin are entering a new field, launching a lab-grown diamond jewelry brand.

Ashdod Rabbi Disgraced: Rabbinical Court Issues Public Warning
A special rabbinical court composed of Rabbis Shmuel Eliyahu, Zion Boaron, and Aharon Yarchi published a sharp letter against Rabbi Yuval Avrahami from Ashdod. The document details testimonies of exploiting women and harming young people, and calls on victims to contact the police.

Omer Miller reveals: "I don't eat in luxury restaurants, I haven't gone for a few years"
Chef Omer Miller, who left Israel with his family, revealed the dramatic change he underwent and explains why he refuses to pay for these meals: "I prefer to collect experiences"

Keren Peles reveals a dark secret: "It was torture for me"
The singer and songwriter is releasing the soundtrack for "One Night in April," her most personal and provocative work, and admits she never believed the materials would see the light of day: "A life journey that was torture for me."

The dish that will steal the show: a winning recipe for Rosh Hashanah
Just before the holiday meal, Primor reveals a winning recipe for a root vegetable stew in a rich pomegranate sauce that combines sweetness with a delicate acidity. Here is how to prepare the perfect dish step by step.
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After a 22% drop in stock: Defense company Bagira publishes reports for the first time
The military simulation systems company controlled by the Mizrahi family concluded the first half of the year with a sharp jump in profits and cash flow, but is currently trading at a valuation of about 2.6 billion shekels, lower than the valuation at the IPO just a few months ago.

95 Million Dollars for Fighting Crypto Crime: The Role of ICE
A massive US government contract has turned into a legal battle between two leading blockchain analysis firms. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) faces allegations of awarding the contract without a fair tender process.

Mattress giant in financial collapse: massive debts and revenue decline
No Bull Mattress has filed for creditor protection due to a sharp drop in revenue, inflation, and competition from online brands. An analysis of the debts and market figures behind the industry crisis.

All desalination plants south of Hadera have been shut down. Industry source: "Not a cyber incident"
Extreme weather conditions have affected seawater quality and led to the suspension of plant operations. Following the shutdown, instructions were issued to reduce the supply of fresh water for agriculture in the south. Against this backdrop, previous Iranian attempts to target water infrastructure in Israel are being recalled, but an industry source rules out a cyberattack.

Desalination plants south of Hadera shut down. Industry source: "Not a cyber incident"
Extreme weather conditions have affected the quality of seawater, leading to the suspension of plant operations. Following the shutdown, instructions were issued to reduce the supply of fresh water for agriculture in the south. Against this backdrop, previous Iranian attempts to target water infrastructure in Israel are being recalled, but an industry source rules out a cyberattack.

Mia Dagan warns Rotem Sela: "Urinary incontinence and vaginal dryness"
During Rotem Sela's 43rd birthday celebrations, Mia Dagan decided to bring up a sensitive and often silenced topic in front of the cameras, sparing no details about the dramatic changes awaiting the birthday girl.

Suspect arrested for kidnapping: 10-year-old Yaali located in another city
The boy left his home in Petah Tikva to play with friends and did not return. He was found in Bnei Brak with a 20-year-old man who, according to the child, forced him to beg for money. The suspect has been detained and will face court.

As revealed on mako: All the details on the massive show by Eden Ben Zaken and Eyal Golan
Eyal Golan and Eden Ben Zaken announce "Hysteria" - a show that will take place during Hanukkah at the Menora Arena in Tel Aviv and the Pais Arena in Jerusalem, and will include, besides them, additional stars to be revealed soon.

No budget for the campaign? There is artificial intelligence
Likud and Yashar are leading this week in the use of artificial intelligence in election propaganda, but small parties are also discovering the potential of the new tools. At the same time, two videos suspected of using AI have already reached the Central Elections Committee and were removed. "The AI behind the elections" - a new column.

Suspected of assaulting a minor: European left-wing activist to face deportation from Israel
The police announced that an evidentiary basis has been established against the activist who was arrested near the settlement of Carmel. The investigation materials were transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority, which will hold a hearing and decide whether to remove him from the country.

Suspect arrested for stabbing a man in Tel Aviv after fleeing police
A 57-year-old resident of south Tel Aviv was arrested on suspicion of stabbing another foreign worker. The suspect discarded a knife while fleeing from police, which was later recovered. Police will request an extension of his detention in court this morning.

More children than before the war: The figure that illustrates growth in the Gaza Envelope
The school year will open in the Gaza Envelope communities with about 9% more students than on the eve of October 7. The increase in the number of students is taking place in parallel with the continued return of communities to Kissufim, Holit, and Kfar Aza. In Sderot, an increase of about 16% in the number of students was recorded.

3,600 housing units in the first stage: new city project in Gush Etzion advances
An additional 370 dunams have been declared state land, bringing the total area allocated for the city of Mishmar Yehuda to 3,750 dunams. Minister Bezalel Smotrich stated that the move will provide a solution to the housing crisis for tens of thousands of young couples.

On the verge of returning to war? The "war of clocks" between Iran and the USA
Security establishment: Iran has not been enriching uranium since Operation "Am Klevia," but the material remains in underground facilities. According to estimates, in order to escape the economic crisis, the Iranians may attack the Gulf states. The Chief of Staff has ordered to maintain a high level of alert.

A 9-degree gap: the hottest neighborhoods in Gush Dan
A new study by experts from Tel Aviv University and HIT has mapped heat loads in the metropolis. The findings reveal where extreme gaps were measured and how the nature of construction affects the temperature in your neighborhood.
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Investment of 100 million shekels: Major renewal at Canyon HaZahav mall
The Canyon HaZahav mall in Rishon LeZion is launching a new 12,000-square-meter floor, as the Fox Group significantly expands its presence and introduces new brands to the complex.

National Insurance Institute to Pay Child Allowances on September 20
Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the National Insurance Institute is preparing to transfer monthly child allowances. Funds will be deposited into Israeli family accounts on September 20, 2026.

KNEECAP used their Reading Festival performance for a sharp message: "F*** Netanyahu"
The Irish rap group, known for its staunch anti-Israel views, performed at the Reading Festival in England before a massive crowd, waved Palestinian flags, criticized the British Prime Minister, and chanted: "Free Palestine, f*** Benjamin Netanyahu."

An 8-year-old boy swallowed magnets — and was saved from a complex surgery
Gilad was playing in his room when, in a moment of boredom, he put three small magnets in his mouth and swallowed them. His mother was convinced they would pass naturally, but decided to consult with their family doctor, who instructed her to go to the emergency room immediately. An X-ray revealed that the magnets had already attached to each other inside his body, and he was rushed for an urgent...

Anthropic updates Claude Code limits: users claim harm
Anthropic announced a 25% increase in the base quota for Claude Code, but the removal of a temporary 50% bonus results in a net 17% reduction in limits for users.

Dresses and jewelry as bait: how the courier robbers operated in Lod and Ramle
The suspects ordered deliveries under fake names and coordinated meetings, after which masked men waited for the couriers with hammers, knives, and pepper spray. In four recorded cases, couriers were robbed of money, jewelry, and merchandise, and in one incident, a courier was beaten with a hammer and 8,100 shekels were stolen.

Discussion on Yair Golan's security postponed to today — The Democrats attack: "Abandoning his security"
After the committee recommended providing security for Gadi Eisenkot, a decision regarding the chairman of The Democrats is expected today. The party claims political motives and threatens to petition the Supreme Court: "Responsibility for his life lies with Benjamin Netanyahu and the head of the Shin Bet"

After strike threat: Defendants in the murder case of Yamno Zalka will not return to schools
The parents' struggle succeeded: just moments before the return to school, the Petah Tikva municipality announced that the defendants in the shocking murder case will not return to the city's high schools, but rather an "alternative framework" will be found for them. One of the protest leaders: "There is a value-based and moral statement here."

Ahead of the school year: 16 illegal residents arrested near educational institutions in central Israel
In a police operation in Tel Aviv and Herzliya, three residents of Jenin were located in a school undergoing renovations and six others at a construction site near a study center. Seven additional illegal residents were arrested and two employers were detained for questioning.

Explosion in Ashdod: Oven incident causes panic in neighborhood
Police officers dispatched to a home in Ashdod following reports of gunfire were surprised to discover the true cause: a woman had turned on her oven, unaware that her partner had hidden a handgun and ammunition inside, which subsequently exploded. The Israel Police has opened an investigation.

Michal Romi appointed CEO of SAP's development center in Israel
SAP has appointed Michal Romi as the new CEO of SAP Labs Israel. She will take office on September 1, succeeding Orna Kleinmann, who is moving to a senior global leadership role within the company.

The end of reception problems? The dramatic step by the Ministry of Communications
A new and tough formula will allow for the imposition of heavy financial sanctions on cellular companies that fail reception tests on roads, with a violating company receiving only four months to rectify the situation.

The family secret revealed: The real name of Yael Shelbia
Yael Shelbia celebrates her birthday and presents a sparkling relationship with a billionaire, a surprising professional step after five years, and a secret stage name that has taken a particularly intriguing turn.

Yaki Reisner in a grand production — and Rapaport joins: "A very exciting achievement"
After the dizzying success of the first two parts, a beloved local trilogy returns to the screen with a surprising location abroad and a well-known Hollywood actor joining the cast.

Tzahi Hagag enters the data center market: investments in Romania to reach up to 67.5 million euros
Hagag Europe is entering the server farm development sector. The land acquisition deal in Romania is valued at up to 67.5 million euros.

Orly Cohen Appointed VP of Research and Strategy at Reshet 13
After three and a half years as a senior advisor to the CEO of the Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation, Orly Cohen returns to Reshet 13 to strengthen the channel's strategic management.

Starting this week: exclusive direct flights from Israel to a popular destination in Italy
Blue Bird airline is launching a direct and unique route from Ben Gurion Airport to Bologna with fares starting at 128 euros one way, with direct flights to other popular Italian destinations to be added later this month.

Israel Railways revenue rose by 9% - but net profit plummeted by 68%
Israel Railways concludes the second quarter of 2026 with a 9% revenue increase to 984.6 million shekels, while net profit dropped by 68% to 18.6 million shekels due to rising operational costs.

Most investigations closed, only two indictments: how the IDF handled the phenomenon of looting
Despite Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's statements regarding the severity of looting within the IDF, the army did not proactively publish data. Following an inquiry by the 'Movement for Freedom of Information', it was revealed that 27 Military Police investigations were opened during the war, with only two resulting in indictments. The IDF maintains that every suspicion is thoroughly investigated.

Why is Google changing the links you click on in search?
Google has begun implementing intermediate 'goto' links in search results. This change is designed to restrict automated data harvesting (scraping) by third-party tools and AI services.

"My father said it's not a profession, in his perception it doesn't count"
"MasterChef" contestant Haim Cohen is fulfilling himself in the culinary world even outside the show, but the path there was not simple. While preparing the next dish for the judges, the cook shared that in the past he did not receive support from his father, who preferred that he specialize in another field: "He is old-fashioned."

Deni Avdija: "I am not willing to have my commitment to the Israel national team and the country questioned"
Following criticism regarding his absence from the national team's games in the current window, the NBA player responded on his Instagram page: "Portland was not willing to take a risk with my health, and in the situation that arose, I simply did not have the option to go out and play."

Officiating as Rabbi: Billie Eilish married her brother Finneas and his fiancée in front of famous guests
The music producer and brother of the star married Claudia Sulewski, his partner of the last 8 years, in a sparkling daytime ceremony in California. Like other celebrities, Justin and Hailey Bieber were present — Hailey's dress sparked reactions about a second pregnancy, as well as Eilish's partner of Jewish descent.

"He has enough problems of his own": Outrage in Britain over Yair Netanyahu's remarks
The Prime Minister's son claimed that the Falkland Islands belong to Argentina, sparking a harsh reaction from the British right. Journalist Konstantin Kisin called the statement "stupid and childish."

Direct Insurance CEO Kobi Haber to leave the company after an 8-year tenure
Direct Insurance CEO Kobi Haber has informed the board of his intention to resign in the coming months. During his eight-year tenure, he led a strategic shift toward portfolio optimization and expansion into health and long-term savings.

100 Million Shekels for Dimona and Arad: 760 New Apartments to Replace Missile-Damaged Housing
The Government Authority for Urban Renewal has allocated 100 million shekels to subsidize reconstruction projects in Dimona and Arad. The funding aims to ensure the economic viability of building 760 new apartments to replace 253 units damaged by missile strikes.

Teddy Sagi celebrates: the company he invested in reports record results and jumps by 190%
Alltrade Recycling summarizes a dream half-year as a public company with a massive jump in net profit and over 120 million shekels in the coffers, which will be used to establish new production lines and factories.

Eyal Waldman with a startling warning: "I am investing much less in Israel"
The founder of Mellanox warns of the consequences of the current government's policies and reveals: "If the government is not replaced, I will regret leaving the company in the country."

Leadership change at Bituach Yashir: CEO Kobi Haver announces his departure
After eight years of successful leadership and record financial performance, Bituach Yashir CEO Kobi Haver has announced his intention to step down in the coming months.

Ratings: MasterChef leads over The Voice, which continues to decline
While Keshet 12 continues to dominate unchallenged, Reshet 13 faces a drop in performance. The channel's flagship program, The Voice, fell to third place in the daily ratings with 8.8% and 237,000 viewers.

2 Million Shekel Investment: Veteran Bakery Chain Opens New Branch
The "Maafe Neeman" chain has inaugurated its 69th branch nationwide, backed by an investment of over 2 million shekels. The CEO promises a new culinary experience and special promotions throughout the coming month.

Drama in the culinary world: Dudu Outmezgine sues his company
The well-known chef and pastry chef filed a lawsuit for hundreds of thousands of shekels against the patisserie bearing his name, following the company's refusal to fund a particularly prestigious benefit promised to him in his personal contract.

Rami Levy breaks the market: 20% discount, the promotion has launched
The well-known retail chain is offering a children's trampoline for only 119.90 shekels for credit card holders. In addition, just a few hours earlier, the chain also launched home storage and organization solutions starting from 50 shekels.

Ben Gvir Excludes "Neturei Karta" from Weapon Eligibility: "Whoever Takes Pictures with Terrorists Is an Enemy"
Beit Shemesh has been recognized as an "eligible locality" for gun licenses, but residents of specific streets in the Hefziba and Rama Bet neighborhoods, where radical "Neturei Karta" members reside, have been excluded from the decision.

"The Trojan Horse Inside": The struggle for control over the Ram-On board of directors intensifies
Maron Greenberg, a shareholder of Ram-On Investments, has defined Eldav's entry into the board as a destabilization attempt. The parties are in dispute over the company's development strategy and methods for unlocking value.

IDF Chief of Staff's wife serves as a director at a food company involved in irregularities
Orna Zamir, wife of Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, serves as an independent director at the food company Tomer Mazon, while the IDF is one of the company's largest clients. Trading in the stock was halted earlier this month due to accounting irregularities. The IDF Spokesperson's Unit stated that the Chief of Staff has no involvement in the company's affairs.

Bituach Yashir CEO to step down after eight years
Bituach Yashir CEO Kobi Haber has notified the company's board of directors of his intention to step down in the coming months. Bituach Yashir is Israel's largest company in the field of motor property insurance.

1,000 shekels per day of detention: The new initiative in the Haredi public
Against the backdrop of the issue of drafting yeshiva students and the arrests of young men who did not report for service in the IDF, the Haredi sector is promoting a new initiative designed to provide financial support to yeshiva students who will be arrested due to their non-enlistment.

Night Operation in Nablus: YAMAM Arrests "Lion's Den" Terrorist
Under Shin Bet intelligence guidance, YAMAM fighters secretly apprehended a 37-year-old suspect wanted for promoting terrorist activity and attempting to carry out attacks against Israelis. No casualties were reported among our forces.

Waking up and unable to move: what happens during sleep paralysis and how to avoid it?
You wake up in the middle of the night, fully aware of your surroundings, but unable to move your body. Sometimes you also feel like someone is in the room. So what is actually happening to us during sleep paralysis?

"The girl stopped talking": Parents of toddlers from the "nursery of horrors" left alone with the consequences
Even after the abuse of 14 toddlers was exposed and the caregivers were sent to prison, the parents still cannot breathe a sigh of relief. "The girl was beaten and suddenly there is screaming at night. She cuts off contact with her surroundings," said the father of four-year-old M., who is forced to pay for her treatment out of his own pocket: "Chabad disconnected the phone, they didn't even ask...

The young woman from Turkey who lives in Israel, defends it — and pays a heavy price
Turku Avci spoke out in defense of Israel after October 7 and was accused of "insulting President Erdogan." Now she cannot return to her homeland or communicate with her family, and is requesting legal status in Israel: "I have nowhere else to go."

"We will turn the tournament into the Disneyland of tennis": The ticket price storm for the US Open
The Grand Slam that opened this week has sparked a storm for the wrong reasons: a ticket with an official price of $65 is being resold on the secondary market for over $300, and the USTA is taking a cut from both sides. While the reputation of the "people's tournament" is eroding, everyone is already openly talking about it becoming an entertainment-commercial event on a new scale.

"I would like her to have a new bag and clothes - but it's either that or buying food at the supermarket"
15-year-old Michal works as a babysitter to buy herself shoes, while her mother is forced to forgo school equipment and clothes. Data from the Latet organization reveals: 63.2% of children in supported families lack basic school supplies, and two out of every five are forced to work due to the financial distress at home.

Djokovic cried at the end of the surprising loss: "My body just started to break down"
For the first time since 2006, the Serbian was eliminated in the first round of a Grand Slam tournament, losing in five sets to Mariano Navone at the US Open in a match where he physically collapsed: "I thought about retiring before the end, I had cramps and pain." The Argentine celebrated: "I played against the GOAT, the best feeling of my life."

A day before the start of the school year - chaos in the education system: "Children do not know who their homeroom teacher will be"
Ahead of the start of the 5787 school year, a senior ministry official claims that the data to be presented does not reflect reality. "The minister and the director general are lying through their teeth," the official said. Within the system, reports are coming in of classrooms without homeroom teachers and of ongoing recruitment of teachers for many subjects.

"Maybe she's on her period": Demand to fire referee in South Korea
South Korea national team star Ji So-yun heard the remark over the radio during a match. Players' Association: "Sexual harassment and a serious violation of rights."

The Awakening of 'Sleeping' Bitcoins: 15-Year-Old Assets Back in Motion
Hundreds of coins that have remained untouched since Bitcoin traded for just a few dollars have changed addresses in recent weeks. While some have yielded returns exceeding a million percent, experts caution against assuming a mass sell-off amidst current market volatility.

Grandmother from Rishon LeZion charged with assaulting 9-year-old for refusing to wish her grandson a happy birthday
The birthday party was interrupted by an air raid siren, but inside the safe room, the drama had only just begun. According to the indictment, the 64-year-old grandmother grabbed the 9-year-old boy by the ear, pressed his head against the wall, and threatened to hit him. As a result of the incident, he fell and sustained injuries.

Haredi protest against conscription: public disturbances outside Tel HaShomer base
Haredi protesters blocked vehicles arriving at the recruitment office in Kiryat Ono - one of them even lay down under the wheels of a truck. Police and Border Police forces diverted traffic to alternative routes and worked to disperse the demonstration and restore order, while clashing with those protesting against conscription into the IDF.

Huge funding round in Israeli high-tech: $15 million for physical games
The startup that connects classic board games like chess and the Rubik's cube to the digital world has completed a surprising investment round, on its way to establishing a sales network in the United States.

Gas price jumps to 8.25 shekels — expert warns: this is not the end
Or Poriya, Chairman of Poriya Finance, points to the combination of geopolitical tension, pressure in the bond market, and expected interest rate decisions, warning: despite optimism in the AI sector, market volatility is expected to rise sharply.

Mordechai David joins politics: this is his new party
From street provocations to a paid job: Mordechai David, known for harassing senior figures in the judicial and political system, will join Itamar Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party. These are the other activists who will receive jobs at the party headquarters | All the details

Stock down 50%: Electra Real Estate sells property at a $1 million loss
The company is divesting its residential complex in Texas after more than seven years of ownership. The outlook for investors is disappointing: the annual yield is minimal, and the accounting loss will be recorded in the third-quarter reports.
Rani Rahav attacks the decision: "The Minister of Police is sitting with a criminal"
Mordechai David, known for harassing public figures and judges, is expected to receive a paid position in the youth headquarters of the Otzma Yehudit party, sparking a major controversy.

Drama in Eilat: 10-year-old boy drowned — ER director who happened to be at the beach saved him
The boy went for an introductory dive with his family, and later entered the water with a mask connected to a snorkel. His parents noticed he was unresponsive and pulled him from the water blue, without a pulse or breathing. The director of the ER at Yoseftal Hospital, who had just finished a dive in the area, heard the calls for help and ran to the scene. He performed massive resuscitation on the...

"Not following his path": Rabbi Ovadia's daughters with sharp criticism of Shas - and backing the Attorney General
Adina Bar-Shalom and Rivka Chikotai claimed that the memorial service for their father had become an "election rally" funded by the state. The two called for the responsibility for the events to be transferred to the family: "To hold a state and worthy memorial service - and not an election."

Enforcement ahead of the school year in the center: 3 illegal residents and their employers arrested
Ahead of the start of the school year and as part of increased security preparations, police officers from the Holon station, together with municipal officials, carried out a combined enforcement operation to locate illegal residents. The activity included inspections at food establishments and construction sites, and ended with the arrest of three illegal residents from the Nablus area and their...

Bereaved families call against introducing foreign forces into Gaza: "Do not stab our children in the back"
Bereaved families from the Heroism Forum have published a video appealing to the Prime Minister and cabinet members, demanding that security control in the Gaza Strip remain solely in the hands of the IDF. The parents emphasize the goals for which their loved ones sacrificed their lives and urge leadership to reject the deployment of foreign forces.

Smotrich backs soldiers who refused to go on patrol with a female paramedic in Gaza: "I will demand answers"
The chairman of the Religious Zionism party backed 16 Givati Brigade soldiers who refused to board an Namer APC after learning she would join them: "They insisted on their right and duty to serve while maintaining their values and faith." He declared he would intervene after the IDF announced they would be sent to military prison: "I hoped the army would come to its senses."

Squishy madness: The new toy industry hit generating hundreds of millions of dollars
Squishy toys have become one of the most prominent trends in the US market in 2026. Sales of these soft, flexible products reached approximately $297 million through June, marking a fourfold increase compared to the same period last year.

Court rejects petition: Green light for 750 apartments on the site of the Dan bus depot in northern Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Administrative Court rejected a petition filed by 48 residents against the project at the intersection of Raoul Wallenberg and Pinchas Rosen streets. The court upheld the use of easements to provide public access to open spaces, ruling it a proper balance between public needs and property rights.

Djokovic: "A serious problem, my whole body just started to shut down"
After the sensational first-round exit at the US Open to Navone, the 39-year-old Serb spoke about the vomiting, cramps, and the health issue that has been accompanying him. Following the loss, he will drop out of the top 10 for the first time in eight years.

A record $640 million: Crypto companies are buying back their own coins
A desperate attempt to support prices or a smart strategy? Crypto companies are adopting a tactic known from the traditional stock market to fight the prolonged slowdown in the sector - but despite the huge investment, it is not certain that the market really cares.

No vacation, taking sick leave: The heavy price for parents stuck at home
About 54% of employees began the summer vacation without vacation days and were forced to fund 2.8 vacation days out of pocket in July — this is according to a check by "Oketz Ma'arachot" among about 10,000 pay slips. At the same time, there was a 15% jump in the use of sick days. The reason: unlike a vacation day, for the second and third day of illness, 50% of the salary is paid.

Astral Hotels loses lawsuit for rent refund during renovations and is ordered to pay 400,000 shekels
The agreement between Astral and the companies leasing the Aria Hotel in Eilat did not explicitly cancel the rent exemption during renovations. However, the court prioritized the concept of an "absolute obligation," ruling that business logic and the parties' intent override specific contract wording.

Towards the return to school: 7 recommendations for proper nutrition
What should you eat for breakfast before leaving for school, what should the sandwich in the bag include, and what type of bread should you choose? A dietitian provides a complete guide for a successful and healthy return to studies.

The union that helped Mamdani get elected is now dragging him to court
A sharp conflict is developing in New York between Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the United Federation of Teachers (UFT). The union has filed a motion to intervene in legal proceedings against the city's lawsuit, which seeks to block a law granting school support staff payments of up to $10,000.

Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's daughters: "My father would not want you to vote for Shas"
Following Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's harsh attack on the Attorney General, the daughters of the late spiritual leader have opened an unprecedented front against the Shas party and its current leadership.

Maya Wertheimer reveals a message from one of the richest people in the world: "A friend"
While sorting through boxes, influencer Maya Wertheimer discovered a touching letter sent in 2015 to her late father by one of the richest people on the planet. The head of Berkshire Hathaway expressed gratitude for a special photo album and wrote: "Brings back hundreds of memories" | All the details

Meshi Kleinstein in a huge late-night drama: "What do you do?"
The actress and singer, daughter of Rita and Rami Kleinstein and mother of two, shared with her followers a moment of maternal frustration that every parent knows well. One child is coughing, the other wakes up - and the mother? Just wants a little quiet.

Negative trend in Tel Aviv led by construction stocks, Aura falls by about 5%
The TA-35 index is down by about 0.6%. A nightly exchange of blows between the US and Iran, along with increased expectations for an interest rate hike on Wall Street, are weighing on markets. Oil prices are climbing, complicating the Bank of Israel's upcoming interest rate decision.

Ra'am to announce the addition of Yoav Seglovich: he will be placed second on the list
Mansour Abbas has been working in recent days within the party's institutions to recruit the former Deputy Minister of National Security - who will be the first Jewish candidate ever on the Ra'am list. According to estimates, Seglovich will receive the second spot on the list for the Knesset.

Smotrich backs Givati soldiers who refused to board APC with female paramedic
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich addressed the controversy surrounding Givati soldiers who refused to board an armored personnel carrier with a female paramedic, declaring his support for the soldiers. He stated that they were upholding their religious values and announced his intention to demand answers from the IDF regarding the disciplinary actions taken.

Security establishment identifies rise in terror alerts originating from abroad
Directives are primarily coming from Iran and Hamas, targeting Israelis in Judea and Samaria. A senior military official emphasizes that the IDF's role is to prevent any terror event that could ignite the region.

Oil prices surge following exchange of blows between the US and Iran
US forces attacked launchers in the Strait of Hormuz, the Revolutionary Guards fired missiles at bases in Jordan, and talks are stalled. Fears of a global energy crisis are growing: shipping companies are clearing the strait, a tanker was damaged, and the price of a barrel of oil jumped to over $90.

Now permitted for publication: incumbent head of a municipal council in the south arrested on suspicion of bribery and fraud
Following a covert investigation that lasted for months, large forces raided the local council offices. The suspicion: the council head facilitated the rigging of tenders and the employment of fictitious workers. The alleged attempts to transfer funds from the authority's coffers to their private pockets, and the concern in the police: "They are trying to turn official law enforcement authorities...

Sigal Kraunik-Atiya to German Ambassador: "Take in 100,000 Gazans yourselves"
A member of the "Amcha Yisrael" party criticized the donation of a scanning machine for the Erez crossing: "If you care so much about the Gazans, instead of investing tens of millions in magnetometers, take them in in Germany."

Rain reached the center as well, after the "disappointing" weekend: all the data
After the rare system mostly bypassed Israel, rain was documented overnight and in the early morning hours along the coastal plain and in the center. In northern Tel Aviv, 7.9 mm of rain fell. Today, temperatures will rise slightly and it will be partly cloudy.

Surprise in Carasso Real Estate reports: 76% of buyers waived financing deals
The company sold 60 apartments in the last quarter, and in its contract one can see the distribution of customer types: most pay linearly, even if they received an exemption from the index. Contractor loans account for only 6%. Does this mean that the market knows how to sell apartments without 10/90 conditions with an exemption from the index?

Yael Bar Zohar says goodbye and breaks down: "I can't bring myself to enter the house"
The long and busy summer period, alongside the growing pressure ahead of the return to the screen on Channel 16, has overwhelmed the beloved host. In a candid video from her car, Bar Zohar said goodbye to the summer vacation and broke down: "Trying to catch my breath for a moment" | All the details

Ahead of the Bank of Israel's decision: Factors influencing the interest rate
The moderation of inflation and changes in the local labor market increase the probability of a significant step on Tuesday, while in the US a completely opposite trend is being recorded. Analysts at Leader Capital Markets provide their analysis.

Netaeli Shem-Tov on Channel 12: Keren Marciano Demands Answers
Ahead of the closing of electoral lists, Netaeli Shem-Tov of the "Amcha Yisrael" party gave a tough interview on Channel 12, addressing questions about Ofer Winter's stance on Benjamin Netanyahu and the failures of October 7.

Massive raid: Negev local council head arrested on corruption charges
A new corruption case in a southern local authority was exposed today (Monday). Officers from the Lahav 433 unit arrested a sitting council head in the Negev, his family members, and other senior officials on suspicion of bribery, bid-rigging, and fraud.

49-year-old man suffers severe injuries on famous Spanish roller coaster
A 49-year-old man sustained fractures to both legs while riding the "Batman Gotham City Escape" roller coaster at Warner Madrid park in Spain. The victim was airlifted to a hospital, and the ride has been closed pending an investigation.

Woman lost the ability to speak: diagnosis revealed an unusual process in the brain
A 60-year-old woman from China gradually lost her ability to communicate with her surroundings after suffering for about two months from deteriorating thinking and behavioral changes, until she stopped speaking completely. At the Qilu Hospital in Jinan, doctors tried to understand what was behind her condition, and after a series of tests, it turned out that her immune system had begun to...

In the shadow of escalation: Donald Trump published an AI video of the destruction of Kharg Island
The US President distributed a video on social media based on artificial intelligence depicting the destruction of Iran's main oil artery. In practice, the American action tonight focused on neutralizing mines on Larak Island and triggered Iranian missile barrages, some of which were intercepted over Jordan. A look at Tehran's economic "crown jewel" at the heart of the tension.

The young women who left everything to sell jars of pickles are worth millions today
A viral video of an influencer struggling to open a pickle jar became the best advertisement "Hot Girl Pickles" could have asked for. Behind the colorful brand that is conquering Gen Z with bold branding and self-irony are two college graduates who decided to bet on a pickle — and it paid off: their company is currently valued at millions of dollars.

The Shabbat Test: Which city is the freest in Israel?
In which cities can you easily get around, buy essential goods, or enjoy leisure activities on Shabbat, and in which municipalities does everything close down on the residents' day off? 'Free Israel' (Israel Hofshit) checked 60 cities: 'The findings continue to reflect deep gaps between local authorities. And despite local attempts in some of them, the national situation still significantly limits...

Usage value: The exact same vehicle, and a gap of thousands of shekels between two employees
A company car looks like a free benefit, but in practice, it is an amount added to the payslip and taxed as income. Here is how it is calculated, how much it really costs you, and why your tax bracket is the most important variable in the deal.

Market Status: Red start to the week in Asia and on Wall Street futures
Globes presents an update on the state of global markets. Monday morning: escalation between the USA and Iran shifts sentiment after a month of relative calm. On Wall Street, bets on a near-term interest rate hike are rising, while stock exchanges in Tokyo and Seoul are losing over 1%.

Rental prices for apartments without a MAMAD are crashing: the gap reaches 35%
Apartments without protected spaces have become the default choice for tenants unable to afford higher rents. In some cities, the price gap has peaked since the start of the war. A report by the Yad2 website highlights the growing disparity in the secondary housing market.

Slight rise in the shekel at the start of the interest rate week: Dollar at 2.99 shekels
The foreign exchange market is opening the week with a slight rise in the shekel against the dollar ahead of the Bank of Israel's interest rate decision. The dollar is down 0.2%, trading around 2.99 shekels.

After a dismal campaign, the Israel national team admits: "We needed everyone with us"
The Blue and Whites closed the August window with an 85:70 loss to Latvia and a 2:6 record in the World Cup qualifiers. After a campaign missing key players, Beit-Halachmi admitted: "In this way, it is difficult to implement a style of play," Sorkin added: "We cannot look like this."

The remark that Eyal Shani did not like at all: "Tell me, have you gone crazy?"
Emotions are a basic commodity for every chef and cook, and even more so when it comes to esteemed chefs like the judges of "MasterChef". In the last episode that aired, the judges thought about what they would prepare as an inspiration for the famous herring sandwich of the Ansky family - something that triggered a remark from Chef Biton, and a response from Eyal Shani who did not really like it.

33 Chicken Recipes for Rosh Hashanah That Are Truly Worth a Place on the Holiday Table
From festive oven-roasted chicken to meatballs, stuffed dishes, sofrito, and tbit: we went through our recipes and chose the chicken dishes we would be most happy to encounter at the Rosh Hashanah dinner. There are impressive dishes for guests, comforting pots, and also some easy recipes that you cannot miss with.

The UN mourned a terrorist: How an UNRWA principal was a Hamas commander
At the UN's annual memorial ceremony, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres lit a candle for Imad Yousif El Samhouri, an UNRWA school principal killed in Gaza. However, Hamas's own footage reveals El Samhouri was a military commander who emerged from tunnels armed. This case highlights the deep infiltration of UNRWA by terror operatives.

"She started filming, and I realized they were going to beat me"
Israeli society suffers from constant pressure, the public fuse is short, and the discourse on the street has become aggressive - and the youth are the first to absorb and translate this into actions. From the cruel trap that awaited 14-year-old Emily in Ashdod, to the "scooter gangs" and the testimonies of those who were there: a journey into the virtual arena of teenagers.

Apartment sales data for the second quarter show an industry in total chaos
Apartment sales among public companies during the second quarter of 2026 reflect a volatile market. Companies are reporting sharp fluctuations in sales figures, driven primarily by aggressive promotional campaigns.

Keshet Taamim Prepares for IPO Aiming for One Billion Shekel Valuation
Keshet Taamim is preparing for an IPO in early 2027. The chain has begun preliminary consultations with financial entities, targeting a valuation of approximately one billion shekels.

Deutsche Bank: Israel is among the three economies in the world most exposed to AI disruptions
According to a recent Deutsche Bank report, Israel is one of the three economies most vulnerable to AI-driven service disruptions due to its heavy reliance on high-tech service exports.

Suari in advanced negotiations to acquire Tzamal Medical at a valuation of 300 million shekels
The holding company Allied is in advanced negotiations to acquire control of Tzamal Medical from its founder, Yehoshua Katz. The deal values the company at approximately 300 million shekels.

Terminal X's turnaround: Instead of selling other people's brands, they buy them
Terminal X has become one of the growth engines of the Fox Group, with a jump of about 20% in quarterly sales to 161 million shekels. The data proves that the strategy of acquiring independent brands, which account for almost a quarter of the company's revenue, has proven itself. What are the next goals the CEO is setting?

The senior Treasury official who responds to claims of a teacher shortage and argues: "We must cancel school on Fridays"
Ohad Elkabets, in charge of teaching staff at the Treasury's Wage Department, will lead the negotiations on the wage agreement with the teachers' unions. In an interview with Globes, he explains why canceling school on Fridays is necessary to reduce the burden on teachers, warns against a wage spiral in the economy, and expresses reservations about transferring employment to local authorities. He...

Scientists forgot about an experiment in the forest. They returned 40 years later - and were amazed
In the late 1980s, an ambitious experiment was launched in Australia to answer a seemingly simple question: what is the best way to log trees without destroying the forest in the long term? Researchers marked areas, logged trees using different methods, and began tracking what grew in their place. Over time, the project faded, but decades later, researchers from the University of Melbourne...

Harel Wiesel and Gad Proper are partners: The surprising beneficiaries of the Dan real estate merger
After selling Dan's transport operations at a profit of over 1 billion shekels, the Value-LBH fund is on its way to creating further value by merging Dan's real estate operations with Donitz. Not only will the fund benefit from the deal, which will yield a 5x return on its money, but so will a series of capital owners such as Harel Wiesel, David Fattal, and Gad Proper.

Osher Ad slashes the price of a premium brand product — only 29.90 NIS
Consumers in Israel are surprised by a discount of up to 65% on a Nike brand pack, which is now being sold at the Osher Ad chain at a price significantly lower than the market standard.

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah: Call to increase security around Jewish institutions in the US
Against the backdrop of rising antisemitism and crime against Jews, Jewish organizations are calling on US authorities to increase police presence around synagogues and Jewish schools ahead of the High Holy Days. In New York, Governor Kathy Hochul and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch have already promised to increase security.

The musician who gave up a huge contract: "I didn't really sacrifice. I did what was required of me and simply chose the truth"
Hadas Shmerling was marked as a great promise and was in negotiations for a long-term contract with the music giant "Helicon". In an interview with Hidabroot, she shares with candor the spiritual process she underwent, the choice of the world of repentance (Teshuvah), and the challenges and advantages that the new path brought with it.

"I woke up and realized I have no legs": Tehila Cohen on the terror attack that changed her life
Hani Lifshitz met with Tehila Cohen, who was severely wounded in the children's bus terror attack in Kfar Darom when she was eight years old. She tells of the loss of both her legs, the injury of her siblings, the rehabilitation, the evacuation from Gush Katif, and the life she has built since.

Deni Avdija at the center of a storm: Fans who paid for a meeting are furious
An explicit promise from Nike attracted dozens of buyers who spent hundreds of shekels to meet the Israeli star, but the event ended in disappointment and an early departure.

Noa Kirel in a dramatic confession: "It's not certain I would be with him today"
On the eve of her wedding, singer Noa Kirel reflects on a challenging period in her relationship with Daniel, when public pressure nearly led to a breakup, and reveals the brave decision that saved their union.

On the verge of escalation: Russia threatens a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure
Moscow has announced it is preparing for large-scale strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory. Meanwhile, the death toll from a strike on an ammunition depot near Kyiv has risen to 38, with four people still missing.

Hours before the flood: The last footage of two tourists missing in Nepal
The daughter of one of two British tourists missing following the flood in Nepal discovered online footage of them from the hours leading up to the disaster. The two were on their way to a pilgrimage in Tibet, and their family members continue efforts to locate them: "We have not given up."

The school custodian had no money for an apartment - the solution he found cost him his job
A middle school custodian in New York secretly lived for half a year in an abandoned room at the school and even hosted his four children there on weekends. After being exposed on security footage, he resigned, explaining that financial difficulties and heavy expenses left him unable to rent an apartment.

A blow to TV reporters: WhatsApp accounts of well-known journalists blocked
The disturbing wave of blocks on the popular application in Israel has reached two well-known journalists, one of whom was forced to move to an alternative platform to continue communicating with his sources and working continuously.

He boarded a flight to celebrate his birthday - and then saw who was waiting for him on the plane
An Indian father who boarded an Indigo flight did not suspect that his daughter was part of the flight attendant crew. When he realized this, he could not contain his excitement. Watch the moment that moved millions.

Woke up in the middle of the night - and discovered a live bat inside her mouth
Dr. Krista Edelman, an American physician, experienced a chilling moment when she felt movement in her mouth and realized it was a bat. She rushed to receive preventative treatment for rabies and breathed a sigh of relief when it turned out the animal was not infected with the deadly disease.

Teacher slapped a 6-year-old boy — shortly after, he collapsed and died
A six-year-old boy collapsed and died at a private school in India shortly after a teacher was recorded slapping him in the face. Police have opened an investigation, though a causal link between the incident and his death has not yet been established.

From a city smaller than the Yad Eliyahu neighborhood: The meteoric rise of the Bundesliga sensation
How do you say Cinderella in German? Elversberg. This is how a modest team from the regional league, representing a city of 13,000 residents whose locker room used to be in a garage basement, became a Bundesliga club that dismantles Bayer Leverkusen 3:2 with attacking and captivating football.

Erdogan Expands Role of Senior Official in Syria
The Turkish ambassador to Syria has added the title of "Special Representative of the Foreign Minister for Syrian Affairs" to his social media profiles. According to Arab media, this indicates an expansion of his role beyond standard diplomatic representation to include political, security, and military oversight.

Fearing election propaganda: will Knesset members be barred from schools?
MK Gilad Kariv claims that the Ministry of Education is preventing Knesset members from visiting schools on the first day of the school year due to fears of election propaganda, while Minister of Education Yoav Kisch is expected to visit an educational institution. Kariv appealed to the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee demanding to clarify why the ban does not also apply to the minister...

On the sting: A glimpse into the honey factory in the heart of the attack zone in Ukraine
In a shell-shocked district in Kyiv, where logistics centers are absorbing heavy bombings, the production line of honey jars continues to work against all odds to provide sweet kits for tens of thousands of Jews in the shelled country. "We are operating under complex difficulties, but the sweet tradition of Rosh Hashanah will not be stopped."

Three years after October 7: The medic who returned to the moment he chose to stay
Three years after treating a wounded person under fire while a terrorist was nearby, MADA medic and Kfir Brigade commander Yedidya Vaknin shares his sense of mission and the choice not to make excuses. This spirit of heroism is also at the center of the traditional awakening and revival conference of the Sderot Yeshiva, which will open on Tuesday.

50% of the population - but less in the Knesset: Female representation in parties ahead of the elections
After years in which the percentage of women in the Israeli legislature rose, a decline is being recorded ahead of the upcoming elections. In the next Knesset, as of now, it does not appear there will be a female leader at the head of a major party, and in the Likud there are very few female candidates in realistic spots. In the Arab parties the situation is also not bright, and the ultra-Orthodox...

In Arab society, students return to classrooms in the shadow of crime: "It is hard to expect them to study as if nothing is happening"
Crime is affecting their functioning and achievements, causing some of them not to show up at school. A document from the Center for the Advancement of Safety in Arab Society warns of severe damage to youth and educational staff in the sector, and claims there is no comprehensive policy on the issue: "Protecting the children and the staff is a condition for the system's ability to protect them."...

Public transport on Shabbat: Party positions and voter poll
The issue of public transport on Shabbat has returned to the forefront of the political agenda. Following recent bus blockades in Safed and Jerusalem, parties have clarified their stances, while a new poll indicates that a vast majority of secular and traditional voters support the implementation of weekend transit services.

Ben Gvir instructed his party members: 'Downplay the crocodile plan'
After boasting about creating moats with crocodiles to secure prisons, the chairman of Otzma Yehudit fears the move is hurting the election campaign and has ordered the party not to highlight the plan in public messaging. This was learned by Ynet. The minister's office stated: 'We do not engage in media spins.'