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23:52Ynet
Commander who completed a minyan for rioters in Qusra removed from command
Security

Commander who completed a minyan for rioters in Qusra removed from command

The IDF has concluded its investigation into an incident where a reserve commander helped rioters complete a minyan while they besieged a Palestinian home. The officer has been removed from his command position but will remain in the army, while his soldiers will face no disciplinary action.

Returning to the office: Can the employer really cancel work from home?
Career

Returning to the office: Can the employer really cancel work from home?

A persistent refusal to return to the office without agreement may lead to dismissal. However, there is a significant difference between an employee who was initially hired for remote work or whose employment contract explicitly enshrines it.

23:36ICE
Good news for hundreds of thousands of Israelis: a grant of up to 2,500 shekels directly to the account
Personal Finance

Good news for hundreds of thousands of Israelis: a grant of up to 2,500 shekels directly to the account

The "Household Economy" grant for active reservists is paid annually, and in 2026 some eligible individuals may receive an additional amount of up to 1,250 shekels. The money is transferred directly to the bank account, with no need to submit an application.

23:30Now14
"Exit at the Induction Center", Episode 1: The IDF Elite – and the Short Path to High-Tech
Startups

"Exit at the Induction Center", Episode 1: The IDF Elite – and the Short Path to High-Tech

There is military service that ends with a discharge certificate and a grant, and there is service that can turn into a career worth millions of shekels within a few years. The new documentary series "Exit at the Induction Center", based on Riki Maman's book "The Tech Oligarchy", examines how IDF technological units have become a major entry ticket to Israeli high-tech, and asks who gets this...

23:02ICE
Asaf Granit and Moshik Roth in a cinematic reconciliation: The great chefs put an end to the conflict
Celebrities

Asaf Granit and Moshik Roth in a cinematic reconciliation: The great chefs put an end to the conflict

After weeks of rumors about a deep rift in their professional and personal relationship, the veteran chefs met at a glitzy event and left the grievances behind.

23:01ICE
Rami Levy and 14th Channel owners in dispute over millions: Vertical Field faces liquidation
Business

Rami Levy and 14th Channel owners in dispute over millions: Vertical Field faces liquidation

Former employees have petitioned the court to liquidate the agro-tech company Vertical Field, controlled by the Mirilashvili family. Simultaneously, a legal battle is ongoing regarding a $1.5 million loan, with the debt now reaching approximately 7 million shekels.

Behind the romance with Greece: "They understand that only Israel deters Turkey"
World

Behind the romance with Greece: "They understand that only Israel deters Turkey"

The "Achilles Shield" deal, revealed earlier this week, is making waves in Greek politics, and Health Minister Georgiadis defended it in parliament, arguing that the alliance with Israel protects against the "Turkish threat". Dr. Neta Bar explains that from the center-right to the far-right there is broad support for the agreement, while the Greek left is united mainly by hostility toward Israel...

22:45Ynet
73 tons of uranium: What was revealed at the secret nuclear site in Syria
World

73 tons of uranium: What was revealed at the secret nuclear site in Syria

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports that during a visit to a secret site, which Syria disclosed only in July, 73 tons of natural uranium were located, mostly in the form of fuel rods. The IAEA stated it has established control over the material, praised the Al-Sharaa regime for its transparency, and closed the investigation into Damascus.

22:40Ynet
Boycotts, protests and provocations: Israel prepares for Netanyahu's UN speech
Politics

Boycotts, protests and provocations: Israel prepares for Netanyahu's UN speech

The Prime Minister's upcoming visit to the UN General Assembly in New York is marked by concerns over protests and potential floor provocations. The short visit is unlikely to include meetings with foreign leaders.

"From Gaza to Budapest": Pro-Palestinians tried to sabotage the "Cholent Festival"
World

"From Gaza to Budapest": Pro-Palestinians tried to sabotage the "Cholent Festival"

Following public pressure and the intervention of the Mayor of Budapest, the route of a pro-Palestinian demonstration planned to take place at the entrance to the Cholent Festival was changed. Leaders of the Jewish community welcomed the move and emphasized that the Jews of Hungary will continue to live their community life openly and with pride.

22:19ICE
A 41% jump in usage: Partner's surprising move revealed
Business

A 41% jump in usage: Partner's surprising move revealed

Ahead of the International Awareness Day, the communications group reports exceptional usage data for a special service launched for hundreds of thousands of Israelis, in an intriguing technological collaboration that is creating a real change in the market.

22:19ICE
After 918 days: The family of Haimonot Kasau issues an important statement
Crime

After 918 days: The family of Haimonot Kasau issues an important statement

Haimonot's father welcomed the discovery of the child Yahali Sofer from Petah Tikva, but alongside the joy, he reiterated the pain regarding his daughter who has yet to return home. Ahead of the start of the school year, he called on the Shin Bet to take responsibility for investigating her disappearance and for the public to continue fighting for her.

22:19ICE
Liahi Griner in an intriguing job: this is the new role she has landed
Celebrities

Liahi Griner in an intriguing job: this is the new role she has landed

Liahi Griner returns to the small screen in a particularly surprising role. After undergoing professional training and becoming a certified doula, Griner will star in the new season of "Baby Boom" on Channel 12 and will accompany women in the delivery room.

Good for the economy: defense exports on the way to becoming a central source of funding
Business

Good for the economy: defense exports on the way to becoming a central source of funding

The deal with Greece may be the first step in a plan to increase Israeli defense exports. Company revenues, foreign currency inflow, and reducing the burden on the state budget are three reasons for optimism.

Following the complaint: Brigadier General Abudraham to be discharged from the police "due to his health condition"
Security

Following the complaint: Brigadier General Abudraham to be discharged from the police "due to his health condition"

Police Commissioner Dani Levy has approved the retirement of Brigadier General Lior Abudraham due to health issues. The move follows an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against a senior officer.

21:43Mako
Serious accident: six crew members injured at Ed Sheeran concert
World

Serious accident: six crew members injured at Ed Sheeran concert

The accident occurred during the dismantling of the stage at Ford Field, when equipment that went out of control hit crew members. Two were reported in serious condition and one was hospitalized overnight. Sheeran himself has not yet publicly addressed the incident.

21:38ICE
Revolution in the crypto world: Binance's dramatic move revealed
Crypto

Revolution in the crypto world: Binance's dramatic move revealed

The world's largest crypto exchange is making a dramatic move that blurs the lines with the traditional capital market, allowing users outside the US to gain exposure to thousands of new assets directly from their trading account.

21:38ICE
Osher Ad Changes Rules: New Payment Mechanism for Bags at Self-Checkouts
Consumer

Osher Ad Changes Rules: New Payment Mechanism for Bags at Self-Checkouts

The Osher Ad supermarket chain has launched a pilot project in Haifa, introducing a new technological mechanism at self-checkout counters. Customers must now scan a barcode on the bag dispenser to receive a bag, with the cost automatically added to their purchase bill.

21:29Ynet
Just before the start of the school year, the family was informed: Ofri will not be able to return to school
Education

Just before the start of the school year, the family was informed: Ofri will not be able to return to school

Ofri Rafael from Moshav Nativ HaAsara studies in a special education class in Ashkelon and is defined as 100% nursing-dependent. According to her parents, although the council knew as early as July that she needed a personal aide, no solution was found by the start of the school year. Her father stated: 'She needs company. She cried when she heard she might not go to school.' The council responded...

21:03ICE
National Insurance Institute ordered to pay benefits: A significant court ruling
Personal Finance

National Insurance Institute ordered to pay benefits: A significant court ruling

The Labor Court accepted the claim of a woman who worked in her husband's business, after the National Insurance Institute denied her unemployment benefits, claiming there was no employer-employee relationship. Judge Ravit Tzadick ruled that the evidence presented proves otherwise.

21:03ICE
May Arav returns to religion: Big Brother star reveals her journey
Celebrities

May Arav returns to religion: Big Brother star reveals her journey

One of the most prominent participants in the Big Brother house, who often faced criticism and attacks over her appearance and style of dress, reveals an exciting and surprising spiritual process she has been undergoing recently.

21:03ICE
Legendary investor returns to Nvidia: and this is the stock she sold
Markets

Legendary investor returns to Nvidia: and this is the stock she sold

The well-known investment manager, who built her name on bets on Tesla and futuristic technologies, is increasing her holdings in Nvidia at the expense of its major competitor. The purchase came immediately after impressive reports and a 70% growth forecast — and at a surprising price.

21:00N12
Jerusalem's "Cafe BaSmita" may cease Saturday operations
Local News

Jerusalem's "Cafe BaSmita" may cease Saturday operations

Following a series of violent confrontations, the management of the Jerusalem cafe will decide whether to stop operations on Saturdays. The psychological toll is weighing on the management, who desire a quiet routine. Alongside the protests, dozens of customers have arrived every Saturday to support the cafe.

20:59Now14
Netanyahu considers offering reserved spots in Likud to Winter – details of the deal
Politics

Netanyahu considers offering reserved spots in Likud to Winter – details of the deal

The Likud party continues to explore ways to unite the right-wing bloc. As reported this evening (Tuesday), Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is considering a proposal to offer the chairman of the "Amha Yisrael" party, Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter, several reserved spots on the joint electoral list.

20:55Now14
IRGC terrorists struggling to make ends meet: "There is not enough money"
Security

IRGC terrorists struggling to make ends meet: "There is not enough money"

The economic crisis in Iran is no longer confined to the streets; it is penetrating deep into the security apparatus upon which the regime relies. According to a source close to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, security personnel are receiving salaries that no longer cover basic living expenses, causing some to abandon their service.

20:50Ynet
Police Commissioner: Israel is perceived as a country of thugs due to crime in the West Bank
Security

Police Commissioner: Israel is perceived as a country of thugs due to crime in the West Bank

Police Commissioner Rav-Nitzav Dani Levy addressed the damage caused by violence from rioters in Judea and Samaria in a closed conversation, stating: "There is a handful whose entire purpose is to attack Palestinians."

20:49Mako
"We didn't want this to happen now": Snir Burgil introduces his new partner
Celebrities

"We didn't want this to happen now": Snir Burgil introduces his new partner

A few months after his divorce from Shi-Li Ofri and amidst ongoing family drama, the reality star officially introduces his new partner in a family story alongside little Alari: "She is charming and makes me feel good."

20:47Now14
In the West Bank, Gaza, and Lebanon: The "1,000 Martyrs Cup" gets underway
Security

In the West Bank, Gaza, and Lebanon: The "1,000 Martyrs Cup" gets underway

After three years of stagnation following the October 7 massacre and the Iron Swords War, Palestinian football is once again being used as a tool for incitement. This weekend, a new tournament will launch, aiming to exploit the sports arena for political purposes and support the narrative of the struggle against Israel.

20:43Walla
Feiglin and Smotrich Agree on Joint Knesset Run
Politics

Feiglin and Smotrich Agree on Joint Knesset Run

Negotiations between the two parties have concluded with a final agreement. The deal includes the formation of a technical block and allocates three spots in the top ten for Feiglin's representatives. Sources involved in the talks describe the process as "pleasant and efficient," noting that there are no significant disputes at this stage.

Because of a 'shoulder-fired missile': Netflix to reveal in documentary how Trump was smuggled in a catering truck
World

Because of a 'shoulder-fired missile': Netflix to reveal in documentary how Trump was smuggled in a catering truck

The documentary film 'The Decoy Plane', which will air on Friday, reconstructs how the president was smuggled from a catering truck to a small military plane, while 13 journalists and senior administration officials - including Rubio and Bessent - took off in a decoy plane without knowing. Photographer Alex Brandon says in the trailer: 'I've been photographing presidents for 40 years and I've...

20:34Ynet
Hard-to-watch footage: students attacked their peer on the first day of school, beat him and filmed it
Crime

Hard-to-watch footage: students attacked their peer on the first day of school, beat him and filmed it

A student in Rahat was brutally attacked by his classmates, and footage of the beating was distributed online. Residents call the incident a "warning sign for parents." The police have opened an investigation.

20:32Now14
The battle for reserved spots in Likud continues: Netanyahu keeps his cards close to his chest
Politics

The battle for reserved spots in Likud continues: Netanyahu keeps his cards close to his chest

Against the backdrop of drama within the Likud party, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu still holds five reserved spots for the party list. Party assessments suggest he will wait until the final moment and may not use all of them.

20:27Walla
Refused cash withdrawal and took revenge on the branch: client stabbed bank employee in the face
Crime

Refused cash withdrawal and took revenge on the branch: client stabbed bank employee in the face

According to the indictment, the 67-year-old arrived early in the morning at a Mizrahi bank branch in Jaffa and smeared quick-drying glue on the entrance locks and the ATM. Hours later, he returned armed with two knives and pepper spray and stabbed a 45-year-old employee in the face. He was arrested on the spot, and an indictment was filed against him this morning.

20:25Ynet
Gottlieb: "If Likud gets 19 mandates, I will find myself in Shin Bet detention facilities"
Politics

Gottlieb: "If Likud gets 19 mandates, I will find myself in Shin Bet detention facilities"

The Knesset member, who reached 20th place in the Likud primaries and is slated for a top spot in Otzma Yehudit, claimed that losing her seat in the Knesset would leave her without immunity. An indictment was filed against Gottlieb for exposing the identity of a Shin Bet agent, but the coalition decided to grant her immunity.

20:22ICE
Former NBA player sells belongings online: 14 pairs of game-worn socks for $116
Celebrities

Former NBA player sells belongings online: 14 pairs of game-worn socks for $116

Mike Muscala, who played in the NBA for 11 seasons and earned about $28 million, sparked curiosity online after putting used items from his home up for auction due to a move.

20:22ICE
Rami Levy launches massive holiday sales until September 12
Consumer

Rami Levy launches massive holiday sales until September 12

The "Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma" chain is launching an extensive wave of sales ahead of the Tishrei holidays, offering deep discounts on staple products, fish, oils, and sweets for the holiday table.

20:21ICE
Dyson enters a surprising field: this is the company's new and revolutionary product
Gadgets & Software

Dyson enters a surprising field: this is the company's new and revolutionary product

After six years of development, Dyson is launching a first-of-its-kind toothbrush that combines a macro camera and artificial intelligence, which identifies gaps between teeth and sprays a focused jet of water for thorough cleaning.

20:21ICE
To assist combatants: The surprising move by a major insurance company
Business

To assist combatants: The surprising move by a major insurance company

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, the insurance and finance company chose to give its agents hundreds of bottles of wine from the TERRA UMA association, produced by combatants dealing with PTSD as part of a unique rehabilitation program.

20:21ICE
Taylor Malkov breaks silence after breakup: "Difficult days"
Relationships

Taylor Malkov breaks silence after breakup: "Difficult days"

Taylor Malkov responds for the first time to the split from businessman Isaac Nakash. In a personal message on her Instagram page, she shares her feelings honestly and thanks her fans for their support.

19:46ICE
Giant Company Declared Bankrupt: Billions in Debt Following Termination of Recovery Process
Business

Giant Company Declared Bankrupt: Billions in Debt Following Termination of Recovery Process

The Commercial Court of Rio de Janeiro has ruled that the Mangius Group (Refit), a leading Brazilian oil refining and fuel distribution firm, will enter full bankruptcy proceedings after its judicial recovery process was terminated.

19:46ICE
Drama in the crypto market: 21 financial giants prepare for change
Crypto

Drama in the crypto market: 21 financial giants prepare for change

The world's largest banks, including Goldman Sachs and Citi, are uniting to create a joint digital currency that will threaten the dominance of leading companies in the industry, and the official date has already been revealed.

Dyson Unveils CameraJet Toothbrush with Built-in Camera
Gadgets & Software

Dyson Unveils CameraJet Toothbrush with Built-in Camera

Dyson has introduced the CameraJet, an electric toothbrush featuring a built-in camera and AI-driven processor that identifies interdental spaces to deliver precise water jets for cleaning.

The most advanced weapon of the IDF: The Dragon submarine is on its way to Israel
Security

The most advanced weapon of the IDF: The Dragon submarine is on its way to Israel

Israel's sixth submarine has left the TKMS shipyard in Germany after years of development. The INS Dragon features advanced technology and an extended operational range. A state ceremony will be held upon its arrival in Haifa.

19:14Walla
IDF uncovers and destroys Hezbollah weapon caches in southern Lebanon security zone
Security

IDF uncovers and destroys Hezbollah weapon caches in southern Lebanon security zone

Brigade combat teams 769, 4, and 55, operating under the 91st Division, are clearing southern Lebanon of terrorist infrastructure. During the operations, forces located large quantities of anti-tank missiles, RPGs, and other weaponry hidden within civilian areas.

19:14Mako
Jews in Hollywood come to the defense of Mark Ruffalo: "Stop the false use of antisemitism"
Celebrities

Jews in Hollywood come to the defense of Mark Ruffalo: "Stop the false use of antisemitism"

More than 170 Jewish figures in the entertainment industry and beyond are standing with Mark Ruffalo after he was accused of antisemitism following his remarks on the Paramount-Warner deal.

19:12Ynet
High Court issues order nisi against Minister Karhi's regional radio reform
Politics

High Court issues order nisi against Minister Karhi's regional radio reform

The judges temporarily halted the move to expand the broadcast area of several regional radio stations. The parties, including Minister Karhi, must submit their responses to the High Court by October 4.

19:07ICE
Osher Ad breaks the market: the product used every morning for only 8.90
Consumer

Osher Ad breaks the market: the product used every morning for only 8.90

The supermarket chain opens September with a series of huge discounts on favorite brands, snacks, cleaning products, and a sought-after summer item at a floor price that will appeal to many families in Israel.

19:06ICE
"Unprecedented situation": Water Authority CEO warns of malfunction at desalination plants
Local News

"Unprecedented situation": Water Authority CEO warns of malfunction at desalination plants

The CEO of the Water Authority warns of an extraordinary event not seen in 20 years, which caused an almost complete shutdown of the system. These are the steps taken to prevent damage to the supply to homes.

19:02Now14
Netanyahu confirms: Head of Hamas internal security apparatus captured in Gaza
Security

Netanyahu confirms: Head of Hamas internal security apparatus captured in Gaza

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed this evening (Tuesday) a successful operation in the heart of the Gaza Strip, during which a senior Hamas commander serving as the head of the organization's internal security apparatus was captured. Netanyahu noted that the detainee was directly involved in holding hostages and efforts to restore the organization's terrorist infrastructure.

18:59Ynet
Bank of Israel Governor: "Only one interest rate cut expected in the next nine months"
Markets

Bank of Israel Governor: "Only one interest rate cut expected in the next nine months"

Professor Amir Yaron explained the Bank of Israel's decision to lower the interest rate to 3.25%, noting it was made despite expected inflation growth. Regarding real estate, he added: "I would like to see contractors continue to lower prices." He emphasized that political pressure does not affect him: "The walls of the monetary committee room are very thick."

18:55Ynet
Now cleared for publication: Shin Bet carried out arrest in the heart of Gaza
Security

Now cleared for publication: Shin Bet carried out arrest in the heart of Gaza

Special forces conducted an arrest in the vicinity of Gaza City, capturing Muin al-Arabid, dubbed the 'head of the Shin Bet' for Hamas in the Strip. He was taken to Israel for interrogation, with IDF forces providing air cover.

18:52Now14
Stock manipulation under the protection of the law: The president recommended, and the stock jumped by 100%
Business

Stock manipulation under the protection of the law: The president recommended, and the stock jumped by 100%

Infrastructure and computing giant Dell will publish its financial reports for the second quarter of the year this evening (Tuesday), after the close of trading. Analysts estimate that the company's revenue will stand at 45 billion dollars — a growth of almost 50% compared to the same period last year. Regarding earnings per share, the estimate is that the growth will be even greater and will...

18:45N12
The new role of former Shin Bet head Ronen Bar
Startups

The new role of former Shin Bet head Ronen Bar

The former head of the Shin Bet is advising SpringAI, a Tel Aviv-based digital intelligence startup that develops tools to identify political influence attempts online. The scope of the consulting, its start date, and terms are unknown. The company is linked to the BNF technology group of Brigadier General (res.) Rami Ben-Efraim.

18:32Walla
Treatments that can save lives - and may remain outside the health basket
Health

Treatments that can save lives - and may remain outside the health basket

Oncologists have ranked the preferred treatments for the 2027 health basket, including drugs for bladder, stomach, and breast cancer, and a treatment that may eliminate the need for surgery and radiation in rectal cancer. Experts warn: the gap between treatments in public medicine and those available through private insurance is deepening.

18:32Now14
A special guest is on his way to Egypt – and he intends to save its economy
World

A special guest is on his way to Egypt – and he intends to save its economy

Chinese President Xi Jinping has moved up his visit to Cairo, which is expected to begin today (Tuesday) after a decade in which he did not visit the country. Before the visit, Xi emphasized that "China and Egypt remain reliable partners striving for win-win cooperation. Egypt is an important trade and investment partner of China in the Arab world and Africa, and was one of the first countries to...

18:27ICE
Yohananof Extends Opening Hours and Launches Holiday Discounts
Consumer

Yohananof Extends Opening Hours and Launches Holiday Discounts

Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the Yohananof supermarket chain is extending branch operating hours and introducing significant discounts on food and household goods. The promotions are valid until September 12.

18:26ICE
Record-Breaking Results for Toto: Prize Payouts Reach Unprecedented Levels
Business

Record-Breaking Results for Toto: Prize Payouts Reach Unprecedented Levels

Toto's financial reports for the second quarter of 2026 reveal record-breaking figures despite ongoing security challenges. The organization increased contributions to the state treasury, driven by significant growth in digital channels.

18:26ICE
Israeli fashion chain sold to Electra: dozens of new branches on the way
Business

Israeli fashion chain sold to Electra: dozens of new branches on the way

Electra Consumer Products has completed the acquisition of 50% of Inter Fashion for 10 million shekels. The company, which holds the exclusive franchises in Israel for Calzedonia, Intimissimi, and Tezenis, is expected to end 2026 with a turnover of more than 40 million shekels. The plan: dozens of new stores by the end of 2029.

18:25Now14
Feiglin warns: 11 doctors who studied in Nablus will be trained at Ichilov
Politics

Feiglin warns: 11 doctors who studied in Nablus will be trained at Ichilov

Chairman of the Zehut party Moshe Feiglin warned today, Tuesday, that 11 doctors and 36 nurses from the An-Najah University Hospital in Nablus are expected to enter training at the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv. According to him, the university is affiliated with the terrorist organization Hamas, and he called for the move to be cancelled.

"The Fear Agreement": Why the arms deal with Greece worries Erdogan so much
Security

"The Fear Agreement": Why the arms deal with Greece worries Erdogan so much

Israel and Greece have signed the largest defense export agreement in the history of relations between the countries, worth more than 10 billion shekels, for the establishment of a multi-layered air defense system. The Turkish media did not hide their anxiety: "The alliance of evil does not stop."

Yinon Costica and Omer Adam Invest in AIR Security: Cyber Startup Raises $50 Million
Startups

Yinon Costica and Omer Adam Invest in AIR Security: Cyber Startup Raises $50 Million

Cybersecurity firm AIR Security, which develops a safety platform for the AI agent supply chain, has raised $50 million in a Seed round. The company focuses on real-time threat prevention for AI agents.

4-year-old girl with disability certificate sent to stairs with family: El Al to pay compensation
Consumer

4-year-old girl with disability certificate sent to stairs with family: El Al to pay compensation

A family arrived at Ben Gurion Airport with four children, a stroller, and luggage, claiming they were forced to descend a long staircase to reach their plane. Judge Nurit Taviv-Mizrachi upheld the parents' account, ruling that their requests for assistance were ignored. El Al, having failed to provide staff testimony, must pay 5,000 shekels; the lawsuit against the Israel Airports Authority was...

17:48ICE
Kan 11 presenter bursts into tears at the cinema: "This doesn't usually happen to me"
TV

Kan 11 presenter bursts into tears at the cinema: "This doesn't usually happen to me"

Journalist Asaf Liberman was deeply moved by the Israeli drama "Independence". On his social media, he admitted that he could not hold back his tears during the screening and highly praised the work of director Moshe Rosenthal and actor Asi Cohen.

17:48ICE
Ofer Winter strengthens: son of legendary fighter joins
Politics

Ofer Winter strengthens: son of legendary fighter joins

In just about six days, on September 7, the lists for the Knesset will be finalized and the political system will enter the final stretch. The 'Amcha Yisrael' party, led by Brig. Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter, presents a significant boost for the settlement movement: the son of the legendary fighter joins.

17:45Mako
West Nile fever spreads: infected mosquitoes detected in additional areas
Health

West Nile fever spreads: infected mosquitoes detected in additional areas

The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Environmental Protection reported mosquitoes carrying the virus in Ramat HaSharon and the regional councils of Emek Hefer, Lev HaSharon, and Eilot, joining a series of hotspots identified in recent weeks across the country. Since the beginning of the season, 20 patients have been diagnosed, one of whom died and another remains hospitalized. The Ministry...

17:40Mako
Sonos introduces a new operating system, soundbar, and headphones with ChatGPT connectivity
Gadgets & Software

Sonos introduces a new operating system, soundbar, and headphones with ChatGPT connectivity

The veteran audio company is introducing its biggest change yet, launching Sonos 27, which expands its open platform with AI-based control and unique control from within AI agents, introduces new ways to stream sound throughout the home, and adds a new speaker and headphones to its product line.

Due to employment of illegal aliens: famous shawarma place in Tel Aviv is closing
Crime

Due to employment of illegal aliens: famous shawarma place in Tel Aviv is closing

The Tel Aviv District Commander signed an administrative closure order for 30 days for the Butra restaurant on HaArba'a Street. Police stated that two illegal aliens were found employed at the site without permits, leading to a criminal investigation.

Senior IDF officials respond to the Givati controversy: "Refusal is forbidden, but there is a crisis of trust"
Security

Senior IDF officials respond to the Givati controversy: "Refusal is forbidden, but there is a crisis of trust"

Officers in the Military Rabbinate address the letter from the Hesder Yeshivas Union following the refusal of Givati Brigade soldiers to follow orders. In closed conversations, they clarify that the soldiers' actions are unacceptable, but sharply criticize commanders who lied to religious soldiers and caused them to desecrate the Sabbath. "This did not happen in a vacuum," they explained.

17:33Ynet
"Improvised rockets" and explosion at German power plant, sabotage at Polish drone factory
World

"Improvised rockets" and explosion at German power plant, sabotage at Polish drone factory

Reports from Germany indicate damage to a substation serving a major coal-fired power plant in Brandenburg, with evidence of an explosion and improvised rocket components. Meanwhile, Polish authorities have classified a fire at a drone manufacturing facility as deliberate sabotage. Both incidents are being investigated as potential acts of "hybrid warfare" linked to Russian intelligence operations...

Crypto in the bank: The key is documentation
Crypto

Crypto in the bank: The key is documentation

New regulatory initiatives in Israel are making it easier to handle crypto, but there is no automatic approval for transferring profits to a bank account. Transparency and complete documentation remain the key requirements for banks.

17:20Ynet
Gideon Sa'ar: "If Britain imposes sanctions — we will respond. We have tools"
Politics

Gideon Sa'ar: "If Britain imposes sanctions — we will respond. We have tools"

The Foreign Minister addressed London's threats regarding construction plans in the E1 area: "If they make a mistake — there will be a response. It will work the opposite of how they dream." The full episode of the ynet political podcast "120 and One" will be released on Thursday.

17:18Mako
Tried to connect to WhatsApp from your computer and got blocked? You are not alone
Cybersecurity

Tried to connect to WhatsApp from your computer and got blocked? You are not alone

Users in Israel report that attempting to connect to WhatsApp Web leads to an immediate account ban on their mobile device, with some caught in a recurring loop of bans. An expert in the field explains what is likely behind the glitch and which actions should be avoided right now to keep your account safe.

17:14Mako
Roi Adam keeps the summit: "Avi HaTachul" in first place
Music

Roi Adam keeps the summit: "Avi HaTachul" in first place

Roi Adam's "Avi HaTachul" completes a second consecutive week in first place, while Osher Cohen's "Down" records the week's highest entry at number 13. Everything that happened this week in Israel's official music chart.

17:12Walla
"The feeling is that they are trying to fool us": Soldiers left the lights on at a post on the Lebanon border - and left
Security

"The feeling is that they are trying to fool us": Soldiers left the lights on at a post on the Lebanon border - and left

The "Magen Natua" post, established after the war to provide an immediate response to infiltration, remained empty due to a shortage of manpower - but the lights in it continue to burn. "They simply left this post empty and gave the feeling that it was full," said Yoav Cohen, chairman of the moshav committee. "It feels like a fraud. Disappointing, worrying and humiliating."

17:07N12
43 Years in Civil Service: Accidental Discovery of Rank Error
Career

43 Years in Civil Service: Accidental Discovery of Rank Error

The Regional Labor Court in Jerusalem rejected a former Government Companies Authority employee's claim for salary arrears prior to 2010 due to the statute of limitations, but awarded him 25,000 shekels for emotional distress, ruling that the state failed to protect his rights for over a decade.

17:07N12
Do you have thousands of flight points? Here is how to check what they are really worth
Personal Finance

Do you have thousands of flight points? Here is how to check what they are really worth

Points look like money, but their value varies greatly between a flight, a hotel, and an upgrade. The simple calculation: how much money is actually saved versus the number of points surrendered, and what it cost to accumulate them.

17:06ICE
Eden Harel reveals her health condition: "Again"
Celebrities

Eden Harel reveals her health condition: "Again"

The television presenter, who is accustomed to openly sharing with her followers on social media, is currently in the midst of preparations for her return to Channel 14 with a new program. However, the heavy workload is apparently taking its toll — Harel shared details about a medical issue.

17:06ICE
Mourning in the restaurant world: owner of a beloved institution passes away
Food

Mourning in the restaurant world: owner of a beloved institution passes away

Yosef (Yoshko) Mashiach, who founded "Burekas Yoshko" in Ramle four decades ago, has passed away. Beyond the business that became a landmark far beyond the city, he leaves behind a legacy of volunteering and kindness.

17:06ICE
Adar Gitzis has found a new love: this is the woman who entered his life
Celebrities

Adar Gitzis has found a new love: this is the woman who entered his life

The Channel 12 reporter and correspondent has a new partner, far from the world of show business, with whom he has been cultivating a close relationship for two months. All the details about the high-tech worker from Tel Aviv and the connection that comes just months after the high-profile breakup with his famous ex.

17:06N12
Greece for 10,000 shekels, Japan for 100 thousand: how much does a family vacation abroad cost?
Travel

Greece for 10,000 shekels, Japan for 100 thousand: how much does a family vacation abroad cost?

A short vacation for a family of four in Greece can cost less than 10,000 shekels, a week in classic Europe already climbs to 15,000-25,000 shekels, and for a two-week trip to distant destinations like Japan or the USA, the bill can approach 100,000 shekels; flights are just the beginning - hotels, food, car, insurance, and attractions are what inflate the budget.

Without a lead: Police struggle to identify the mastermind behind Yanis Yushaev's murder
Crime

Without a lead: Police struggle to identify the mastermind behind Yanis Yushaev's murder

Police will request a second extension of the detention of a 54-year-old northern resident suspected of murdering Caucasian mafia boss Yanis Yushaev in the Or Akiva and Sharon region. The suspect denies involvement and remains silent, while investigators have yet to determine who ordered the hit.

16:51Ynet
"The Best for Education": Aliza Bloch's Plan for Systemic Reform
Politics

"The Best for Education": Aliza Bloch's Plan for Systemic Reform

Former Beit Shemesh mayor Aliza Bloch, now with the "Ha-Achdut" party, has unveiled a comprehensive education reform plan. Her agenda includes empowering principals, introducing personal contracts for top teachers, and replacing the 12th grade with a "national preparatory year."

16:51Ynet
A reduction that can reach hundreds of thousands of shekels: the impact of interest rate cuts on mortgages
Personal Finance

A reduction that can reach hundreds of thousands of shekels: the impact of interest rate cuts on mortgages

Since November 2025, the Bank of Israel has lowered the interest rate five times, resulting in a significant reduction in costs for mortgage borrowers. The new interest rate cut will take effect this coming Thursday.

16:50Ynet
Netanyahu expected to give Gottlieb the green light to leave, Ben Gvir eyes her for the top five
Politics

Netanyahu expected to give Gottlieb the green light to leave, Ben Gvir eyes her for the top five

Following intensified criticism of the Prime Minister and claims that his inner circle is working to exclude her from the party, it has emerged that the Otzma Yehudit chairman has held talks with the Likud MK. Ben Gvir is earmarking a spot for her in the top five of his list—likely the fourth. Senior Likud officials claim she requested the 12th spot and was refused.

16:37Walla
"Setting a clear limit for the police": The Supreme Court issued an order nisi against the placement of roadblocks in Arab towns
Politics

"Setting a clear limit for the police": The Supreme Court issued an order nisi against the placement of roadblocks in Arab towns

The order was issued against the backdrop of the publication in Walla and following a petition by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel. The Association stated that "the fight against crime in Arab society is important - but it cannot justify mass infringement of citizens' rights". In fact, concrete blocks still stand today, in I'billin and Jisr az-Zarqa.

After 17 years: Victoria Beckham's fashion brand turns profitable for the first time
Business

After 17 years: Victoria Beckham's fashion brand turns profitable for the first time

Victoria Beckham's fashion and cosmetics company has reported profitability for the first time. The company's revenue rose in 2025 by 15% to 129.8 million pounds.

16:32ICE
Daily Crypto: Mixed Market Trend and High XRP Volatility
Crypto

Daily Crypto: Mixed Market Trend and High XRP Volatility

The digital currency market is struggling to establish a clear direction as Bitcoin maintains relative stability, while XRP records the most significant weekly decline among major assets.

About 50 Knesset members expected to be left out: The next Knesset is changing its face
Politics

About 50 Knesset members expected to be left out: The next Knesset is changing its face

Resignations, primaries, displacements, and upheavals within parties are expected to lead to an unusual turnover in the Knesset. In Likud alone, a long list of incumbent MKs could be left out. In Yesh Atid, Lapid's revolution continues, and new parties are boasting new faces.

16:23Mako
Trump's son also invested: Israeli XTEND reaches Wall Street at a valuation of $1.5 billion
Business

Trump's son also invested: Israeli XTEND reaches Wall Street at a valuation of $1.5 billion

The robotics company, which started as a gaming company and developed an operating system for drones and robotics in combat environments and dangerous missions, announced that it will begin trading on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker XTND. The move is being carried out through a reverse merger in a stock deal at a valuation of $1.5 billion. CEO Aviv Shapira: "Becoming a...

First publication: New addition to Ofer Winter's party
Politics

First publication: New addition to Ofer Winter's party

Social activist Moshe Har-Zion, son of the fighter Meir Har-Zion, is joining the "Amcha Yisrael" party led by Ofer Winter and will be on its list for the Knesset. Har-Zion, founder of the "Artzi" movement, previously supported the "Derech Eretz" party: "I intend to represent the people of the land, agriculture, and the rural space in the party."

16:11Mako
"It's a scary situation, there was panic from everyone": Skazi on the nightmare landing in Athens
World

"It's a scary situation, there was panic from everyone": Skazi on the nightmare landing in Athens

A malfunction in the wheels forced the plane carrying the 51-year-old DJ to make an emergency landing in Athens instead of Mykonos, and from there things only escalated: the Israeli passengers were forced to remain on the plane, while the pilot threatened to call the police. "People were going crazy."

16:05Ynet
Be'er Ya'akov: Plan for thousands of housing units passes another stage
Real Estate

Be'er Ya'akov: Plan for thousands of housing units passes another stage

The District Planning and Building Committee of the Central District has decided to deposit for publication a plan regarding a complex that will include residential, employment, and commercial space on the scale of thousands of housing units. This is an initial stage of the plan.

16:01Ynet
For the third consecutive time: Bank of Israel lowers interest rate by 0.25% to 3.25%
Markets

For the third consecutive time: Bank of Israel lowers interest rate by 0.25% to 3.25%

Ongoing disinflation and the strength of the shekel, despite a sharp rise in fuel prices, have led the Monetary Committee to decide on a further reduction in the base interest rate.

15:58Walla
Wrestling on horses and playing with goat bones: the sports competition you didn't know about
Culture

Wrestling on horses and playing with goat bones: the sports competition you didn't know about

With more than 2,000 participants from 104 countries: the "World Nomad Games" have begun. This year, equestrian sports will be at the center of the games. A cultural festival will also be held in parallel, with traditional art and food.

15:54Ynet
Death of a prisoner and assault on 8 others: indictment against 12 IPS officers
Crime

Death of a prisoner and assault on 8 others: indictment against 12 IPS officers

Security prisoner Tair Abu Asab asked a shift sergeant if there was a "hudna" (truce) in the war. According to the indictment, the shift commander led a force into the cell during a count, where they attacked nine prisoners with batons. Abu Asab suffered a fatal heart injury, and the officers subsequently attempted to obstruct the investigation.

15:53ICE
Harel reveals: Is the interest rate in Israel heading for a U-turn?
Markets

Harel reveals: Is the interest rate in Israel heading for a U-turn?

The market assigns a probability of about 50% to an imminent cut, but an in-depth analysis of the global economy reveals why the Bank of Israel may wait and presents a surprising forecast for the dollar exchange rate.

15:53ICE
The woman who won tens of thousands of shekels and donated it all: this is the reason
Lifestyle

The woman who won tens of thousands of shekels and donated it all: this is the reason

Advocate Shirit Sadan, who won the Mifal HaPayis religious essay competition, proved that it is possible to do otherwise and donated the entire sum to establish libraries in the young settlements.

15:52ICE
Strategic damage to Israel: Sharp warning against the sale of the shipping giant
Politics

Strategic damage to Israel: Sharp warning against the sale of the shipping giant

The Shipping and Ports Authority demands that ministers use the state's golden share to impose an immediate veto on the deal with the German company, while a number of government ministries have already expressed firm opposition.

15:52ICE
A million shekels to be distributed: The announcement from Miki Zohar
Culture

A million shekels to be distributed: The announcement from Miki Zohar

The Minister of Culture and Sport announced the opening of nominations for the prestigious award ceremony to be held this coming December, with winners in the various categories set to receive 100,000 shekels each.

15:52ICE
Right after his departure from 'Game of Chefs': Moshik Roth's new job
Business

Right after his departure from 'Game of Chefs': Moshik Roth's new job

The first Israeli chef to win Michelin stars has been chosen to lead the well-known agricultural brand 'David Moshe' from the Western Negev in a massive new campaign.

15:51Now14
Sources in Israeli basketball: EuroLeague will not return to the country in the coming year
Basketball

Sources in Israeli basketball: EuroLeague will not return to the country in the coming year

Difficult news for basketball fans in the country and for the Israeli representatives in the continent's top competition: after attempts and frantic efforts to return international games to sports arenas in Tel Aviv, senior sources in Israeli basketball told C14 that the prevailing assessment in the system is that EuroLeague games will not return to be played in Israel during 2026, and even for a...

"One message - and the account is hacked: this is how millions were stolen from dozens of elderly people"
Crime

"One message - and the account is hacked: this is how millions were stolen from dozens of elderly people"

Five residents of Haifa and Tamra were arrested on suspicion of defrauding more than 30 victims across the country. According to the police, they sent messages about alleged debts with a link, through which they took control of bank accounts and withdrew money from them. The scope of the theft is estimated at more than 3 million shekels.

15:49Mako
Doja Cat reveals: "I struggled with cocaine"
Celebrities

Doja Cat reveals: "I struggled with cocaine"

In a series of videos, American rapper Doja Cat opened up about dealing with online negativity, accusations of being "satanic," and her past battle with cocaine and alcohol addiction.

15:41Now14
Israeli Defense Industries Rank Among Global Leaders
Security

Israeli Defense Industries Rank Among Global Leaders

Israeli defense firms Elbit Systems, Israel Aerospace Industries, and Rafael have secured spots in the top 30 of the 'Defense News' global 100 list. This milestone coincides with Elbit Systems announcing $270 million in new international contracts.

Arrived uninvited to a "White Night" party in Petah Tikva - and were stabbed
Crime

Arrived uninvited to a "White Night" party in Petah Tikva - and were stabbed

Students from another school arrived uninvited to a back-to-school party organized by teenagers near the Segula industrial zone in the city. The confrontation at the scene escalated into violence and the injury of three people. The police dispersed the participants and detained two suspects.

"Open Netanya too": Gila Gamliel continues the battle over election results
Politics

"Open Netanya too": Gila Gamliel continues the battle over election results

Minister Gila Gamliel appeared before the Likud tribunal, arguing that the irregularities were not accidental but part of a "method." During the hearing, her representative highlighted suspicious discrepancies at a polling station in Netanya, where votes were recorded for a candidate who was not running. The tribunal is considering an inspection of the ballot box.

15:24Now14
Comptroller Repeatedly Warned of Deficiencies in Desalination System
Security

Comptroller Repeatedly Warned of Deficiencies in Desalination System

Against the backdrop of recent desalination plant shutdowns, reports by former State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman highlight persistent vulnerabilities in Israel's water sector regarding pollution, cyberattacks, and climate change.

15:20Walla
The massacre at the mosque was only the beginning: the teenagers planned to attack a synagogue as well
World

The massacre at the mosque was only the beginning: the teenagers planned to attack a synagogue as well

Sarah Lindsay Santiago, a resident of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, was arrested on Sunday and charged with three counts of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. Although she is 17, a grand jury decided to try her as an adult. She faces life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Forsyth County District Attorney Jim O'Neill revealed that the shooters also...

15:19Walla
Man arrested for setting fire to kindergarten after wife was denied a job
Crime

Man arrested for setting fire to kindergarten after wife was denied a job

A kindergarten in Lakiya was set on fire just before the start of the school year. A resident of Tel Sheva was arrested on suspicion of committing the act because his wife was not hired. Officials condemned the attempt to turn the education system into an arena for personal conflicts.

15:18Ynet
After the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: understandings reached to prevent disruptions during the holidays
Career

After the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: understandings reached to prevent disruptions during the holidays

About 2.5 million passengers are expected to pass through Ben Gurion Airport during September, with a forecast of about 100,000 people per day at the airport ahead of Rosh Hashanah. The Israel Airports Authority management, the workers' committee, and the Histadrut have agreed to accelerate the recruitment process for employees to avoid a repeat of the scenes seen two weeks ago.

15:16Now14
Another Knesset Member Announces Departure from Yair Lapid's Party
Politics

Another Knesset Member Announces Departure from Yair Lapid's Party

Knesset member Debbie Biton announced on Tuesday via X that she will not run on the "Yesh Atid" list in the upcoming elections. She had informed party leader Yair Lapid of her decision last Thursday.

15:15Ynet
Veteran kindergarten in Tel Aviv-Yafo closed due to threats hours before the start of the year: "Fear that children are in danger"
Crime

Veteran kindergarten in Tel Aviv-Yafo closed due to threats hours before the start of the year: "Fear that children are in danger"

Dozens of children were left without a framework, with hours of notice: Parents of a kindergarten that has been operating for 16 years received a message last night that it would not open this morning - following "pressure from a neighbor". Parents claim that the property owner's car was torched after he received death threats, allegedly from criminals who moved to live on the street: "We were...

15:13ICE
A 31-year gap and a ring: Shlomo Kramer presents a gift to Eden Ayun
Celebrities

A 31-year gap and a ring: Shlomo Kramer presents a gift to Eden Ayun

Following a high-profile breakup, a spectacular reconciliation, and a move into a 100-million-shekel duplex, a massive diamond ring on Eden Ayun's finger has reignited engagement rumors.

15:01Ynet
Exposed his wife cheating via a vacuum cleaner camera
Crime

Exposed his wife cheating via a vacuum cleaner camera

Taiwan: A man who suspected his wife was meeting a lover at their vacation apartment connected to the robotic vacuum cleaner's listening device, discovered she was not alone, activated the camera, and saved videos of her walking around naked while a stranger lay on the sofa. He sued and won $15,500, but then lost to his wife in a countersuit for invasion of privacy and was sent to prison.

The unusual meeting with Trump: The struggle against the draft law reaches the White House
Politics

The unusual meeting with Trump: The struggle against the draft law reaches the White House

The Satmar Rebbes, leaders of the anti-Zionist Haredi stream, are expected to be hosted on Thursday in the Oval Office. According to a report in the US, the Rebbe told his students that he intends to raise the plight of "tens of thousands of Jews in the Land of Israel" before him. The goal: a diplomatic "victory photo" that will allow for fundraising and strengthening control over communities in...

14:52Ynet
Son fell in Lebanon: Court allows parents to use his sperm
Health

Son fell in Lebanon: Court allows parents to use his sperm

A 24-year-old company commander from the Golani Brigade fell in battle against Hezbollah two years ago. The court heard testimonies regarding the deceased's wish for offspring and granted the parents' request.

14:51Ynet
Back to school: The insurance issue that not all parents are aware of
Personal Finance

Back to school: The insurance issue that not all parents are aware of

The coverage does not end at the school gate. Personal accident insurance for students, provided as part of parental payments, may also apply when a child is injured at home, at an extracurricular activity, or on vacation.

From AI to legal battle: how the Haredi mechanism prepares for election day
Politics

From AI to legal battle: how the Haredi mechanism prepares for election day

Shas and Degel HaTorah are dealing with a court ruling that prohibits real-time tracking of voters at polling stations. Party representatives explain how the community- and technology-based mobilization system works, and in Shas they clarify: "We have adapted the systems to the new method, every activist is equipped with an app."

Energy Minister Eli Cohen blocks appointment of Noga CEO
Business

Energy Minister Eli Cohen blocks appointment of Noga CEO

Minister of Energy Eli Cohen has opposed the appointment of Gilad Bar-Adon as CEO of Noga. The minister argues that the candidate lacks the necessary expertise in the electricity sector.

14:35Ynet
Car hit by truck and plows into store in Kiryat Gat: video
Local News

Car hit by truck and plows into store in Kiryat Gat: video

A private vehicle shattered the display window of a clothing store on Derech HaDarom. The truck driver was moderately injured, and two women inside the store sustained light injuries. MADA medics stated that the incident could have ended in a tragedy.

14:33Mako
After being spotted limping on stage: Ariana Grande shares she cut her foot
Celebrities

After being spotted limping on stage: Ariana Grande shares she cut her foot

Concerned fans watched the American star limping on stage during her London performances and ditching heels for comfortable shoes. Now, Grande addresses her condition and claims: "It's not a sprain, just a deep cut on my foot - don't worry."

14:31ICE
Apple vs. OpenAI: Hundreds of former employees at the center of a massive legal storm
AI

Apple vs. OpenAI: Hundreds of former employees at the center of a massive legal storm

The disclosure of new evidence in court is causing deep concern at Apple, which discovered that hundreds of its employees have moved to its main competitor. The company's true fear regarding the leakage of its most secret developments has now been revealed.

14:31ICE
After the gains: The Bitcoin guru has returned to buying coins - what does it mean?
Crypto

After the gains: The Bitcoin guru has returned to buying coins - what does it mean?

The world's largest corporate holder has resumed purchases after a break of about ten weeks, during which it even sold coins. Why is Michael Saylor's return considered an event that the entire market is watching, and what does it signal about the state of Bitcoin?

14:20Mako
"Everyone hates us": The Israeli who trolled the trolling host and went viral
Celebrities

"Everyone hates us": The Israeli who trolled the trolling host and went viral

Almost 3 million users have already seen 16-year-old Romi Stein successfully troll the interviewer who "tried" to figure out which country she is from. In a typical TikTok street interview in London, the Israeli was asked all sorts of leading questions that could have easily exposed her country of origin, until she realized what was going on and called him an idiot. "He tried to make a fool of me...

A deadly summer on the roads: grim data breaks a decade-long record for child fatalities
Local News

A deadly summer on the roads: grim data breaks a decade-long record for child fatalities

122 people were killed in traffic accidents between June and August—the highest figure in 22 years. Among the victims were 12 children under 14, a 50% increase compared to last year. August was the deadliest month of the year so far, with 44 fatalities.

Indictment: 19-year-old charged with five counts of raping a minor he met online
Crime

Indictment: 19-year-old charged with five counts of raping a minor he met online

According to the indictment, the two met about a week and a half after connecting on an internet site and went to an apartment the young man had rented in Jerusalem. The prosecution claims he committed a series of violent sexual offenses against the 17-year-old. The suspect is charged with five counts of rape, attempted rape, and indecent assault.

13:55N12
Israelis stuck on plane and demanding to get off, pilot threatens to call police
Travel

Israelis stuck on plane and demanding to get off, pilot threatens to call police

An Arkia plane en route to Mykonos landed in Athens due to a technical malfunction. Israelis have been stuck on board for over an hour and are demanding to leave, against crew instructions. Among the passengers is music producer Skazi.

13:54ICE
The state gave them land for free - but the fighters stayed away
Real Estate

The state gave them land for free - but the fighters stayed away

A tender in Kfar Tavor intended to provide reservists with land at affordable prices has seen low turnout. Despite the state offering land for free, high development costs pushed the total price to over 1.8 million shekels, leading to the disqualification of several bids.

13:53ICE
Libra CEO admits: "Investors were told they were better off with scratch cards"
Business

Libra CEO admits: "Investors were told they were better off with scratch cards"

Eti Elishakov recalls the difficult start in the conservative insurance industry, the dramatic step of mortgaging her home to raise capital, and the moment the call center exploded on launch day.

13:53ICE
Sami Matzlawi makes an impressive move: this is how he earned 20% from an off-exchange deal
Business

Sami Matzlawi makes an impressive move: this is how he earned 20% from an off-exchange deal

The chairman and controlling shareholder of the Matzlawi company sold 4.5% of the company's shares to repay a loan taken when purchasing the stake of Eliyahu Knapler. The transaction was carried out at a price reflecting high confidence in the company's strategy.

13:53ICE
In the shadow of mourning and coronation: Queen of Norway hospitalized in serious condition
World

In the shadow of mourning and coronation: Queen of Norway hospitalized in serious condition

Following the death of the King at the age of 89, the wife of the heir to the throne was forced to miss the swearing-in ceremony due to severe complications from a recent lung transplant.

Hagag sold 68 apartments in the second quarter; price in Sde Dov project rose
Business

Hagag sold 68 apartments in the second quarter; price in Sde Dov project rose

Hagag Real Estate concluded the second quarter of 2026 with 68 apartments sold, a 4.6% increase over the previous period. Despite varying sales volumes across projects, the company reported a 126.7% rise in net profit.

13:42N12
The initiative that may greatly worry Israel: 11 EU countries demand to cancel the veto right in foreign policy
World

The initiative that may greatly worry Israel: 11 EU countries demand to cancel the veto right in foreign policy

A letter sent to EU High Representative Kaja Kallas reveals a new and dangerous initiative for Israel. A number of countries, including major ones, are demanding to cancel the need for unanimous consent in foreign policy areas. The implication: Israel could become exposed to more sanctions and harsher measures that are currently blocked during votes.

Took a taxi for 10 euros and was charged 2,555: this is the court's decision
Personal Finance

Took a taxi for 10 euros and was charged 2,555: this is the court's decision

An Israeli tourist in France claimed that a taxi driver scammed her and charged her card 2,555 euros instead of ten. The court rejected her lawsuit against the credit card company CAL and determined that the company acted properly since the passenger entered a secret code. The judge ruled that the precautionary measures were reasonable and ordered the plaintiff to pay expenses.

13:40Mako
In short: how to make tzimmes for celebrations
Food

In short: how to make tzimmes for celebrations

A tzimmes recipe that proves this dish is much more than just carrots and sugar.

Led by Salesforce: Israeli company HiBob completes massive funding round at a $3.5 billion valuation
Business

Led by Salesforce: Israeli company HiBob completes massive funding round at a $3.5 billion valuation

Israeli HR platform developer HiBob has raised $166 million in a round led by Salesforce. The company's valuation has reached $3.5 billion, with total funding since inception exceeding $700 million.

Former senior official at the Tax Authority charged with concealing income and money laundering of 29 million shekels
Crime

Former senior official at the Tax Authority charged with concealing income and money laundering of 29 million shekels

The State Attorney's Office has indicted former senior Tax Authority official Shimon Cohen. He is charged with concealing income, tax evasion, and money laundering totaling 29 million shekels.

13:32Mako
"I didn't ask for this": Brian Austin Green's bedroom confession
Celebrities

"I didn't ask for this": Brian Austin Green's bedroom confession

Brian Austin Green, ex-husband of Megan Fox, opened up about the natural changes in his sex drive as he ages, admitting that it is an inevitable part of life.

13:22Walla
"The soul just knew": The new teachers stepping into first grade
Education

"The soul just knew": The new teachers stepping into first grade

Daniel gave up a comfortable career in high-tech, Rotem continues the path of her late father, and Paz moved to the Gaza envelope despite her illness. As the school year begins, the new educators explain why they are not willing to give up on the classroom, despite the workload and low pay.

13:19Walla
Forgot there's school tomorrow? Police raided minors' alcohol parties in the south
Crime

Forgot there's school tomorrow? Police raided minors' alcohol parties in the south

On the eve of the new school year, police officers from the Lachish district dispersed several parties for minors in the Negev region, Ashdod, and Ashkelon. Huge quantities of alcohol were confiscated, the children were questioned on the spot, and the owners of the lofts where the events were held were summoned for further investigation.

13:19Walla
Instead of dads: Police commanders accompanied the children of fallen officers on the first day of school
Local News

Instead of dads: Police commanders accompanied the children of fallen officers on the first day of school

The first day of school is usually a day for photos with a new backpack and great excitement. But for the families of police officers who fell on October 7, this morning also carries the memory of those who were supposed to be there. In the Southern District of the Israel Police, commanders decided to make accompanying these children part of their mission, personally attending school events across...

Grants of $55,000 until age 17: Singapore tries to encourage birth rates
World

Grants of $55,000 until age 17: Singapore tries to encourage birth rates

The Singaporean government has unveiled a series of financial support measures for families to combat record-low birth rates. Authorities plan to provide up to $55,000 for each child until the age of 17.

13:15Mako
Restaurant Parade: September 2026
Food

Restaurant Parade: September 2026

Avi Biton takes first place with the new Club Marine in Herzliya, Haim Cohen revives a legendary Tel Aviv address, and Asaf Granit manages to create a line even for pita. From the burger everyone is praising to a cafe in Ashkelon that is all over Instagram — these are the 20 most talked-about restaurants, bars, and cafes of the month.

13:13ICE
Aaron Frenkel makes a big move: buys stock for 32 million shekels
Business

Aaron Frenkel makes a big move: buys stock for 32 million shekels

Billionaire Aaron Frenkel, who is currently promoting the giant IPO of Uvision on NASDAQ, continues to accumulate power in the real estate arena. In a series of acquisitions spread over a month, he increased his stake in the holding company Alony Hetz. What attracts him to the company, and how close is he to full control?

13:13ICE
A benefit worth 600 shekels: El Al and Isracard in a joint economic move
Consumer

A benefit worth 600 shekels: El Al and Isracard in a joint economic move

Planning to fly soon? El Al and Isracard are taking a surprising step that could provide you with significant dollar savings, alongside a critical warning for some cardholders. Everything you need to know.

13:11Ynet
Breakthrough in Alps family murder investigation: rare pistol found in lake
World

Breakthrough in Alps family murder investigation: rare pistol found in lake

Fourteen years after the mysterious murder of a British family and a local cyclist in the French Alps, investigators may have a lead. British tourists discovered a rare Swiss pistol at the bottom of Lake Annecy, matching the type of weapon used in the 2012 attack.

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against Better Rail app developers
Business

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against Better Rail app developers

Israel Railways has threatened legal action against the operators of the Better Rail app, accusing them of unauthorized data extraction and causing system overloads.

13:03Mako
Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against developer of free train schedule app
Business

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit against developer of free train schedule app

Israel Railways has issued a pre-lawsuit warning to the developer of the "Better Rail" app, demanding its removal from app stores over alleged "unauthorized commercial use." Developer Guy Teper denies the claims, asserting that the project is non-profit and relies on public information. He has stated that he will not comply with the demand to remove the app, which provides real-time train updates...

Israeli startup DataAgent emerges from stealth with $10 million funding
Startups

Israeli startup DataAgent emerges from stealth with $10 million funding

Israeli startup DataAgent has emerged from stealth mode with $10 million in funding. The company's platform acts as an autonomous SRE, automatically resolving system failures within Kubernetes environments.

Modi'in Illit Resident Charged With Indecent Act Against a Minor
Crime

Modi'in Illit Resident Charged With Indecent Act Against a Minor

A serious indictment alleges that a resident of Modi'in Illit offered a ride to a girl who crossed the road and drove her into an isolated area. The prosecution says the accused is charged with an indecent act offense after the girl begged him to take her back home.

12:45N12
"Refusing to fly to Tel Aviv": Brussels Airlines employees protest against mandatory Israel flights
Career

"Refusing to fly to Tel Aviv": Brussels Airlines employees protest against mandatory Israel flights

A shortage of staff led Brussels Airlines management to mandate employees to fly to Israel, sparking a confrontation. In response, the Belgian labor union announced a targeted strike on the Tel Aviv route, accusing the company of violating agreements and endangering crews contrary to official travel warnings.

Led by Donald Trump Jr.'s fund: Polymarket raises capital at a valuation of $21 billion
Business

Led by Donald Trump Jr.'s fund: Polymarket raises capital at a valuation of $21 billion

An investment fund partnered by Donald Trump Jr. is investing $300 million in the prediction platform Polymarket. The investment is part of a $1 billion funding round that values the company at $21 billion.

12:35Walla
$70,000 per child: Singapore's plan to combat the birth rate crisis
World

$70,000 per child: Singapore's plan to combat the birth rate crisis

The Singaporean government will offer grants of tens of thousands of dollars to families who have children. The financial aid will begin at the child's birth and continue until they reach the age of 17. The reason: the country is expected to become a "super-aged" society in the coming year. The Prime Minister welcomed the proposal: "The future of the country will be only as strong as the families...

Ten days until the deadline for submitting lists: Nova festival security officer establishes a new party
Politics

Ten days until the deadline for submitting lists: Nova festival security officer establishes a new party

Elkana Federman, who was wounded by gunfire while providing security at the Nova festival on October 7, has completed the registration of the "Tkuma" party, which will appeal to the right-wing public. "The generation required to fight for the country must be part of the decisions about its future."

12:34Walla
The school year begins in a storm: The "Medical Nurse" pilot reaches the Supreme Court
Politics

The school year begins in a storm: The "Medical Nurse" pilot reaches the Supreme Court

Walla's exposure regarding the placement of ten medical nurses in schools across the country has reached the doors of the Supreme Court. A petition was filed on behalf of the Yahal association against the Ministry of Education, claiming that the emerging program endangers children with allergies: "The safety of helpless children is not a field for 'trial and error'."

Cities with the Highest Municipal Tax (Arnona): Updated Ranking
Consumer

Cities with the Highest Municipal Tax (Arnona): Updated Ranking

The update to the Arnona calculation per square meter corrects distortions that ignored gaps in measurement methods between different authorities. The revised ranking more accurately reflects the actual charge per resident and presents a completely different picture regarding the cost of municipal living.

"To express his joy of life": A sports field inaugurated in memory of the child murdered in his home
Local News

"To express his joy of life": A sports field inaugurated in memory of the child murdered in his home

The school year at the "Ahavat Yisrael" school began with a ceremony dedicating a soccer field to the 7-year-old boy who was murdered in his home's yard. His brother Yosef kicked the first ball into the goal. His father Amos thanked the city management and noted that the place will express his son's joy of life.

12:30Now14
The chilling meeting in the heart of Gaza: "Only at 2 AM did we realize who was standing in front of us"
Security

The chilling meeting in the heart of Gaza: "Only at 2 AM did we realize who was standing in front of us"

For four years they sat side by side in a high school classroom, teacher and student. One fought for the other's grades against all odds and conventions. One night, in the heart of the dust and darkness of Khan Yunis, they met again: one inside a rescue helicopter, and the other on the ground, loading a wounded person onto a stretcher. Only at two in the morning, in one WhatsApp message, did they...

12:29ICE
A day after her passing: Prof. Ada Yonath revealed in a touching letter
Culture

A day after her passing: Prof. Ada Yonath revealed in a touching letter

Following the scientist's death at the age of 87, high-tech entrepreneur Etgar Spivak revealed a personal correspondence from 2021, in which Yonath responded to a request for a greeting for his young daughter who dreamed of doing research: "Curiosity is the most important trait"

12:29ICE
Uri and Anna Banai Won: This Is the Amount They Will Pay in Income Tax
Personal Finance

Uri and Anna Banai Won: This Is the Amount They Will Pay in Income Tax

After winning the grand finale of Power Couple and taking home a cash prize of hundreds of thousands of shekels, the couple will have to part with a significant portion of the amount due to Israel's tax laws.

12:29ICE
Yitzhak Tshuva Invests $5 Billion in Mega Data Center Projects
Business

Yitzhak Tshuva Invests $5 Billion in Mega Data Center Projects

Delek Group, controlled by Yitzhak Tshuva, joins the AI race: the company Mehadrin has submitted requests to build giant data centers in Netanya and Ashkelon with investments of billions of dollars, amid the exceptional load on the power grid.

12:29ICE
Shufersal's Figures Drop: The Only Food Chain That Managed to Surprise
Markets

Shufersal's Figures Drop: The Only Food Chain That Managed to Surprise

Food chain reports reveal temporary weakness in the second quarter of 2026, with Shufersal and Victory recording sharp declines, yet experts point to stocks that may soar in the near future.

12:21Ynet
250 state-religious students left without a school in Ashdod: "The municipality is surrendering to Shas"
Education

250 state-religious students left without a school in Ashdod: "The municipality is surrendering to Shas"

The students were left without an educational framework, and according to their parents, the reason is the opposition of the ultra-Orthodox parties to schools that teach a full core curriculum. "Political figures in the municipality, led by a representative from Shas, are inciting against the establishment of the state-religious school," they attacked. The municipality: "The institution was...

12:19Now14
President Isaac Herzog reveals plans for after his term
Politics

President Isaac Herzog reveals plans for after his term

During a visit to the "Gvanim" elementary school in Ein HaMifratz for the start of the 5787 school year, President Isaac Herzog announced his intention to become a teacher once his term at the President's Residence concludes.

More than 250 Haredi students in Ashdod stayed home on the first day of school
Education

More than 250 Haredi students in Ashdod stayed home on the first day of school

The state-Haredi stream's Talmud Torah schools were left without a building. Parents are furious, claiming that Shas representative Avi Amsalem and municipal officials are blocking the establishment of the institutions. MK Moshe Tur-Paz, who arrived at the protest, said: "Shas blocked the move." The municipality has yet to respond.

12:13Mako
The post that sparked a storm: "The reactions were harsh and cruel"
Celebrities

The post that sparked a storm: "The reactions were harsh and cruel"

At the beginning of the year, former children's channel star Liat Ahiron published a candid post about her financial situation, in which she wrote, "I need money to live." In an interview, Sheki Ahiron, Liat's mother, said that some of the reactions that followed were harsh: "They did not understand her intention."

Farmers warn: water supply disruption could lead to crop loss
Business

Farmers warn: water supply disruption could lead to crop loss

The Israel Farmers Federation has urgently appealed to the Ministers of Finance, Agriculture, and Energy following disruptions in agricultural water supply. Hundreds of farms nearing harvest are at risk.

11:48ICE
Maccabi Haifa Acquired in Major Deal: New Owner and Coach Return
Football

Maccabi Haifa Acquired in Major Deal: New Owner and Coach Return

Revolution on the Carmel: the Maccabi Haifa senior team moves to the private ownership of businessman Shay Yochai Klausner. Coach Benny Katz returns to the sidelines with the clear goal of stabilizing the club and securing a quick return to the Super League.

11:48ICE
Israel Railways threatens lawsuit: popular app receives warning letter
Business

Israel Railways threatens lawsuit: popular app receives warning letter

The transport app "Better Rail," operated on a volunteer and non-profit basis, has received a sharp warning letter from Israel Railways alleging intellectual property infringement. The developers are not backing down: "Public information belongs to the public."

11:48ICE
After 25 years on television: Channel 12 news anchor Dany Cushmaro receives prestigious award
Celebrities

After 25 years on television: Channel 12 news anchor Dany Cushmaro receives prestigious award

The Channel 12 news anchor shared with his followers the exciting news that he has received a special certificate of appreciation from the Israel Press Council for his courageous journalistic work since October 7.

11:48ICE
Rotem Sela against Osher Cohen: "It will cost him"
Celebrities

Rotem Sela against Osher Cohen: "It will cost him"

The beloved TV host launched a new brand and discovered that her colleague on "The Next Star" dared to skip it at the last minute. Now she reveals her true reaction: "May he have a bad start on the show"

11:48ICE
Shiri Maimon on the brink: "My body could no longer take it"
Celebrities

Shiri Maimon on the brink: "My body could no longer take it"

Moments before the grand finale of Dancing with the Stars, Shiri Maimon reveals the severe physical and mental crisis she endured behind the scenes, the guilt towards her children, and the moment she almost broke.

11:48ICE
Millions in upgrades and fat bonuses: this is the new salary of Amos Luzon
Business

Millions in upgrades and fat bonuses: this is the new salary of Amos Luzon

The company's board of directors is expected to approve the new compensation policy for the controlling shareholder in October. What will his monthly salary be, how many bonuses is he expected to receive, and how is this related to the company's success?

Elections in Brazil scheduled for Simchat Torah: Rabbis' appeals and the surprising support for Lula
World

Elections in Brazil scheduled for Simchat Torah: Rabbis' appeals and the surprising support for Lula

The "Jews for Democracy" collective in Brazil published a prominent petition expressing support for Lula and Geraldo Alckmin. The move came against the backdrop of political tension surrounding potential appointments and the complex challenge of holding elections in the midst of the Simchat Torah holiday.

11:40N12
Gaza reports: Militia cooperating with Israel attempted to target senior Hamas official, IDF Air Force intervened
Security

Gaza reports: Militia cooperating with Israel attempted to target senior Hamas official, IDF Air Force intervened

Details of the incident in the Gaza Strip are still being clarified. The IDF confirmed it conducted strikes to eliminate threats to security forces; there are no casualties among Israeli troops.

Will Israel's next UAV be built in high school? The new program at a Jerusalem school
Education

Will Israel's next UAV be built in high school? The new program at a Jerusalem school

A new program that opened for the first time in the capital will train students in the design and construction of UAVs. The track combines engineering, electronics, and computer science, and grants a technological matriculation certificate of 10 study units.

Thanks to Ichilov and Nvidia: Best's order backlog grew by 902 million shekels
Business

Thanks to Ichilov and Nvidia: Best's order backlog grew by 902 million shekels

Construction and real estate group Best reported a 182% jump in Q2 2026 net profit to 34.7 million shekels. The company's order backlog expanded to 6.2 billion shekels.

11:25Ynet
Palestinian reports: Unusual strikes in Gaza City
Security

Palestinian reports: Unusual strikes in Gaza City

According to reports, 4 Palestinians were killed in more than 18 airstrikes amid ground clashes. Palestinian sources claim special forces entered the city, with intense, non-stop explosions reported. Saudi channel Al-Hadath suggests the operation aimed to foil the kidnapping of a prominent figure. The IDF confirmed strikes were conducted to neutralize threats.

Not just AI: Ernst & Young to distribute bonuses to employees who demonstrate "human skills"
Business

Not just AI: Ernst & Young to distribute bonuses to employees who demonstrate "human skills"

Ernst & Young is investing $100 million in rewards for employees who demonstrate adaptability, innovation, and critical thinking. The program aims to balance AI integration by fostering essential human traits.

"What is that in the sky"? The migration of honey buzzards over Israel has begun
Local News

"What is that in the sky"? The migration of honey buzzards over Israel has begun

The migration season opens these days with the passage of hundreds of thousands of European honey buzzards, making their way from the forests of Europe and Asia to wintering areas in Africa. The Society for the Protection of Nature explains: "They are among the first raptors to migrate, feeding mainly on raiding wasp nests." Later in the autumn, storks, pelicans, and tens of thousands of other...

11:11Walla
The terror alliance threatening Israel: Houthis and Al-Shabaab join forces
Security

The terror alliance threatening Israel: Houthis and Al-Shabaab join forces

A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals: how the Houthis in Yemen and the Al-Qaeda branch in Somalia turned from sectarian rivals into partners in arms, drones, and terrorist training. Fears of an Israeli presence in Somaliland are accelerating their cooperation, threatening one of the world's most important oil routes.

11:11Walla
Families left the city - the students stayed: A school that insists on maintaining the routine
Education

Families left the city - the students stayed: A school that insists on maintaining the routine

About 1,000 students have left Kiryat Shmona since the outbreak of the war, but at the Ort Danziger school, they recorded a full return to the classroom. Children arrive even from outside the city: "They did not give up on being students here." Yet, the total number of students in the city's educational framework has dropped from 5,500 to 4,500.

11:11Walla
"I was privileged. I was privileged. There are those who were not": The moving moment at the start of the school year
Education

"I was privileged. I was privileged. There are those who were not": The moving moment at the start of the school year

The start of the school year brings with it this year, alongside the excitement, also pain and memory. In a personal and moving post, Lishi Lavi-Miran, wife of Omri Miran who was kidnapped to Gaza and released, shared the moment she saw her children starting the year alongside their father, and remembered those who do not get to do so.

Ashtrom sells Rosh Pinna Mall for 48.5 million shekels
Business

Ashtrom sells Rosh Pinna Mall for 48.5 million shekels

Ashtrom has agreed to sell the Rosh Pinna Mall to GT Real Estate for 48.5 million shekels. The new owner aims to boost the property's annual net operating income from 3 million to 5 million shekels.

11:06ICE
Despite the wars: Tel Aviv defense index crashed by 42%
Markets

Despite the wars: Tel Aviv defense index crashed by 42%

After a massive rally and significant capital inflows, investors betting on the defense industry have suffered a painful blow. We analyze the reasons behind the rapid collapse and the potential impact of future IPOs from industry giants.

11:06ICE
The plan to break Ben Gurion Airport: This is how the biggest monopoly in Israel will be dismantled
Business

The plan to break Ben Gurion Airport: This is how the biggest monopoly in Israel will be dismantled

The severe disruptions at Israel's main entry and exit gate lead to a demand for deep structural change: these are the steps that will introduce private competition and prevent the workers' committee from holding an entire country hostage.

11:06ICE
Elbit Systems Secures $270 Million Defense Order
Business

Elbit Systems Secures $270 Million Defense Order

The major defense company has signed contracts totaling approximately $270 million to be fulfilled over six years. This order adds to a massive backlog that secures the company's revenue for years to come.

11:05ICE
Raviv Drucker in trouble with the Second Authority: "Inappropriate and offensive statement"
Politics

Raviv Drucker in trouble with the Second Authority: "Inappropriate and offensive statement"

The Public Complaints Commissioner at the Second Authority has published a sharp letter against the Reshet 13 presenter following his remarks against Yoseph Haddad, officially determining that it was a racist statement that should not have been made, but emphasizing that Raviv Drucker apologized for his words.

"Z-Library, my love": Lawsuit reveals how Claude was trained on pirated torrents
AI

"Z-Library, my love": Lawsuit reveals how Claude was trained on pirated torrents

A new lawsuit against Anthropic reveals details of systematic use of pirated data to train the Claude language model. The company's management is accused of large-scale copyright infringement.

10:53Mako
"Dozens of cases": The skin phenomenon alarming parents
Health

"Dozens of cases": The skin phenomenon alarming parents

Three siblings returned from a vacation in Greece with white spots on their faces. Their mother suspected a fungal infection, but a dermatologist explained that it is a common, non-contagious skin condition that often causes unnecessary panic among parents. The doctor noted: "We are seeing dozens of such cases."

10:52Mako
Talya Bartfeld: "I screamed so loud, the neighbors called the police"
TV

Talya Bartfeld: "I screamed so loud, the neighbors called the police"

Ahead of the new season of "Life is a Difficult Period," 25-year-old actress Talya Bartfeld shares a bizarre behind-the-scenes moment. Her performance was so convincing that neighbors called the police, fearing she was attempting suicide.

10:51Ynet
The schools that came back to life after 3 years of war - and the new families: "A symbol of revival"
Education

The schools that came back to life after 3 years of war - and the new families: "A symbol of revival"

180,000 children started first grade today, but for many, the opening of the school year is much more than a regular return to the classroom. Omri, whose home was hit by an Iranian missile in Petah Tikva, reunited with his friends; the "HaNadiv" school reopened in Metula; the early childhood system resumed operations in Holit, and new families joined the communities of the North and the Gaza...

Cars have advanced, regulation has lagged behind: Israel is not prepared for the electric vehicle era
Auto

Cars have advanced, regulation has lagged behind: Israel is not prepared for the electric vehicle era

Two recent incidents in Israel have highlighted a lack of regulatory readiness for electric vehicles. A fire in a Rishon LeZion parking lot exposed infrastructure risks, while a Tesla driver's misuse of semi-autonomous systems underscored the dangers of ignoring safety protocols.

10:51Mako
"How fast you've grown": Celebrity children head to first grade
Celebrities

"How fast you've grown": Celebrity children head to first grade

After covering their pregnancies, births, and first photos, it's hard to believe that the next generation of the local scene is already carrying a school bag on their backs. Shir Elmaliach, Eden Ben Zaken, Daniel Greenberg and Eyal Golan, Yarden Harel, and other celebrities found it hard to say goodbye: "Something new is starting for us now."

"Attempted to poison intentionally": Court makes decision in "Prinok" case
Crime

"Attempted to poison intentionally": Court makes decision in "Prinok" case

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended by six days the detention of a southern resident who was arrested last night. The police claim that the suspect intentionally introduced sedatives into the baby fruit purees of the Prinok company, and the judge determined that there is reasonable suspicion linking him to the acts while the investigation continues.

"When will the war end?": The video that could complicate things for the Russian politician
World

"When will the war end?": The video that could complicate things for the Russian politician

Bair Tsyrenov, a candidate for the Russian parliament from the Republic of Buryatia, published a video in which citizens ask politically explosive questions. He concludes the video with the slogan "Power to the people, peace in the world."

The Eisenkot recording: "Even with 52-58 mandates we will have an overwhelming Zionist majority" | Exclusive
Politics

The Eisenkot recording: "Even with 52-58 mandates we will have an overwhelming Zionist majority" | Exclusive

The chairman of the "Yashar!" party is heard in a recording from a closed meeting declaring that he would prefer 63 mandates from Zionist parties, but does not shy away from relying on Ra'am if he does not achieve this. Regarding criticism from the right against him and Yair Golan, he stated: "Netanyahu and his mouthpieces are delegitimizing an excellent military man."

Official: Thailand shortens visa-free entry for Israelis to 30 days
Travel

Official: Thailand shortens visa-free entry for Israelis to 30 days

Thailand is reducing the visa-free stay period for Israeli tourists from 60 to 30 days. The new regulations take effect on September 15 and aim to balance tourism promotion with security and entry control.

10:33Walla
"I am wheelchair-bound": How deliveries in the Shefela region turned into violent ambushes by masked robbers
Crime

"I am wheelchair-bound": How deliveries in the Shefela region turned into violent ambushes by masked robbers

She ordered deliveries under false names, sent them to pre-arranged addresses, and sometimes even claimed she was "wheelchair-bound." According to the indictment, masked men waited for the couriers, sprayed them with pepper spray, beat them with a hammer and fists, smashed windows, and robbed them of money and jewelry.

10:29ICE
Cold coffee for just one shekel: The beloved chain that is crashing the market in Israel
Consumer

Cold coffee for just one shekel: The beloved chain that is crashing the market in Israel

A major gas station chain in Israel is launching a surprising promotion ahead of the holidays, offering a beloved product for just one shekel in an attempt to compete for the Israeli consumer's wallet on the way to vacation.

10:29ICE
Dramatic move by the Thai government: what will happen to the Israeli tourist
Travel

Dramatic move by the Thai government: what will happen to the Israeli tourist

After months of rumors, the change in the East becomes official: starting September 15, visa-free tourist stays will be cut in half from 60 to only 30 days. All the details.

10:28ICE
Eyal Golan is particularly moved: the happy news about his daughter Miel
Celebrities

Eyal Golan is particularly moved: the happy news about his daughter Miel

Eyal Golan shared with his followers a moving personal moment regarding his young daughter, alongside other Israeli celebrities who celebrated this morning the return to school in the shadow of a complex period.

10:28ICE
They hid a secret safe at Bank Leumi: and made a mistake that cost them millions
Crime

They hid a secret safe at Bank Leumi: and made a mistake that cost them millions

A couple who fell into heavy debt managed to hide a treasure of jewelry and diamonds from creditors, but a bitter dispute with the wrong person led to the exposure of the safe and the loss of all the valuable contents.

10:23Mako
"It's an outdated perception, and fortunately it is changing"
Cybersecurity

"It's an outdated perception, and fortunately it is changing"

Data shows that only about 26% of workers in the cyber field are women, and only 5.1% of companies in the field are led by female CEOs. On the occasion of International Women in Cyber Day, Liron Yosifian from Check Point, Gal Cohen from MIND, and Noam Raveh from Sweet Security discuss their professional paths, the impact of the AI revolution, and explain why the image of the field must change...

"You are not to blame for antisemitism": Auschwitz survivor in a personal letter to Jewish students
Education

"You are not to blame for antisemitism": Auschwitz survivor in a personal letter to Jewish students

With the start of the academic year and against the backdrop of rising antisemitism since October 7, Jewish youth around the world are expected to receive a letter and a video message from Nate Leipciger, an educator and Holocaust survivor. The initiative, led by the "International March of the Living," is intended to strengthen the identity of students on campuses. Leipciger: "No one should...

10:17N12
"Not interested in Israelis": A travel company in Thailand refused to guide a family from Israel
Travel

"Not interested in Israelis": A travel company in Thailand refused to guide a family from Israel

The travel company GreenLeaf, which operates tours in Khao Yai National Park, refused to provide service to an Israeli family, claiming that its guides are not willing to work with tourists from Israel. The mother of the family, who was planning a holiday vacation with her three children, described a feeling of insult and helplessness in the face of the surprising message she received from the...

10:17N12
"Theft in every sense": The common and controversial phenomenon in high-rises across the country
Consumer

"Theft in every sense": The common and controversial phenomenon in high-rises across the country

It carries groceries, hauls items, and wanders between apartments, but no one really knows how it got there. Behind the jokes online lies a simple truth: supermarket carts have become an unofficial part of residential buildings in Israel, but this "tradition" costs retail chains millions of shekels a year. So how many carts disappear, who pays for it, and what are the chains doing to get them...

10:12N12
Storm in Iran: President's son claimed uranium enrichment is unnecessary - and was attacked
World

Storm in Iran: President's son claimed uranium enrichment is unnecessary - and was attacked

Yousef Pezeshkian joined a line of thought questioning the viability of the nuclear program. "Enrichment is not a religious principle, it is not our honor, and our survival does not depend on it," he wrote. Conservatives attacked him sharply, sparking a debate regarding nuclear weapons.

Caught red-handed: 3 young people charged with violent robberies in Ramle and Lod
Crime

Caught red-handed: 3 young people charged with violent robberies in Ramle and Lod

An indictment was filed at the Lod District Court against three individuals for a series of violent robberies targeting delivery workers. The group used a scheme involving fake orders to lure victims.

09:55Mako
"Please, don't bring the circus here": The warning to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following the move
Celebrities

"Please, don't bring the circus here": The warning to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle following the move

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are looking for a home in the Cotswolds, a prestigious area in England that knows celebrities up close but is not exactly excited by them, to say the least, as the locals, as reported now from overseas, are not exactly waiting for the two with open arms. "Let Harry stay silent for at least 8 months"

09:52Walla
The Sophisticated Jihadist: Syrian President Arms Himself Under the Eyes of the West
Security

The Sophisticated Jihadist: Syrian President Arms Himself Under the Eyes of the West

Alongside the Syrian president's attempts to be accepted by the leaders of the modern world, he continues to arm himself in every way. The man who turned almost overnight from a leader of an Al-Qaeda branch into a leader of a Middle Eastern state continues to raise doubts about his intentions. In Israel, they are trying to decipher where the neighbor from the Syrian border is heading.

09:46Now14
Vacation in Europe is getting more expensive: The tax you will pay in addition to the hotel price
Travel

Vacation in Europe is getting more expensive: The tax you will pay in addition to the hotel price

Hotel prices in Europe are already high, but for those planning a vacation in the coming months, there is another cost to consider: more and more cities in Europe are charging a tourist tax from visitors, and in some destinations, the amounts are rising.

09:46ICE
Avivit Bar Zohar admits: This is the reason I will not get married
Celebrities

Avivit Bar Zohar admits: This is the reason I will not get married

After causing a stir by bathing in whole milk, the social media star reveals a new relationship and explains why she has embraced 'soft feminine energy' and decided not to lift a finger at home.

09:45ICE
Cohen Properties CEO removed from post after withdrawing 24 million shekels
Business

Cohen Properties CEO removed from post after withdrawing 24 million shekels

An in-depth audit at Cohen Properties revealed that controlling shareholder Mike Cohen withdrew more funds than previously reported. Cohen is stepping down as CEO but will remain on the board. Despite the need to restate past financial reports, the company is taking active steps to stabilize its liquidity and recover the funds.

09:45ICE
Transport giant heads south: starting at 1.1 shekels per minute, 500 vehicles to be deployed
Business

Transport giant heads south: starting at 1.1 shekels per minute, 500 vehicles to be deployed

Lime is expanding its operations and will deploy about 500 electric bicycles and scooters in the capital of the Negev, in cooperation with the municipality and the municipal company "Yaadim". Mayor Danilovich: "A new chapter in urban transport"

09:45ICE
Has Hanny Nahmias lost it? The confrontation that left everyone in shock
TV

Has Hanny Nahmias lost it? The confrontation that left everyone in shock

The tense finale of 'Power Couple' on Channel 13 turned into a stormy arena for settling scores when the beloved children's star surprised viewers with her belligerence, while the season's big winners were revealed.

09:44Mako
On the way to visit her daughter in the hospital: she collapsed - and was saved
Health

On the way to visit her daughter in the hospital: she collapsed - and was saved

The 63-year-old woman collapsed near the elevators at Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital. A doctor who had finished his shift and was passing by noticed her and immediately performed CPR. After her pulse returned, she collapsed again several times, underwent a catheterization, and was connected to an ECMO machine. After a prolonged struggle for her life, the mother recovered: "I received my life as a...

"The window of opportunity for a cut may close"; dollar at 2.99 shekels, market awaits interest rate decision
Markets

"The window of opportunity for a cut may close"; dollar at 2.99 shekels, market awaits interest rate decision

The foreign exchange market shows a mixed trend as investors await the Bank of Israel's interest rate decision. Bank Hapoalim analysts warn that the window of opportunity for a rate cut may soon close.

Damaged by an Iranian missile, Odem Kindergarten reopens in a new facility
Security

Damaged by an Iranian missile, Odem Kindergarten reopens in a new facility

Children from the Beit Shemesh kindergarten, whose original building was damaged by a missile strike, began the school year in a new location. Following rapid preparations, the school year started on schedule. Mayor Shmuel Greenberg visited the site to welcome the staff and children to the new facility.

09:34Now14
"The Zionist Answer": Kindergartens opened in new Samaria settlements
Education

"The Zionist Answer": Kindergartens opened in new Samaria settlements

The Samaria Regional Council reported that over 25,000 students began the school year this Tuesday. The education system, which includes 28 elementary schools, 11 high schools, and 168 kindergartens, welcomed 1,440 first-graders. This year, the council is opening four new high schools and eight kindergartens, six of which were established in new settlements in northern Samaria.

SHEIN drops 2.5% in Hong Kong stock market debut: 'Investors still don't see it as a bargain'
Markets

SHEIN drops 2.5% in Hong Kong stock market debut: 'Investors still don't see it as a bargain'

Ultra-fast fashion giant SHEIN opened its first trading day on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange with a 10% drop, which later recovered to 2.5%. The company raised $1.7 billion at a valuation of $26.5 billion.

"Not only was the child born under fire on that terrible day, he is starting kindergarten here in Sderot"
Local News

"Not only was the child born under fire on that terrible day, he is starting kindergarten here in Sderot"

Nitzan was in labor during the terrorists' infiltration into Sderot when Avi Ezra rescued her and her family from the city under fire on October 7. Almost three years later, the man who led them out of the city then will accompany her son, who was born the following day, to his first day of kindergarten.

Phoenix to acquire 20% stake in Fattal's coworking merger at a valuation of 1.4 billion NIS
Business

Phoenix to acquire 20% stake in Fattal's coworking merger at a valuation of 1.4 billion NIS

Fattal Holdings is merging its ROOMS workspaces with SwitchUp. Following the deal, valued at 1.4 billion NIS, the Phoenix insurance group will hold a 20% stake in the combined entity.

09:13Mako
Back to School Special: All the new products worth knowing
Consumer

Back to School Special: All the new products worth knowing

The day of returning to morning sandwiches is a holiday - or a day of mourning, depending on who you ask - but both will likely be happy to discover that there are new ways to diversify the ten o'clock meal, especially in the spreads category. These are the new products that caught our eye and are perfect for September 1st.

09:12ICE
Yonit Levi on the "slow decline" of summer: How parents survive
Celebrities

Yonit Levi on the "slow decline" of summer: How parents survive

The anchor of the 12th Channel's main news edition provided a rare glimpse into her personal life, honestly admitting how parental discipline shifts as summer vacation draws to a close.

09:12ICE
OnlyFans at 85: 80s star makes a fortune on the adult platform
Celebrities

OnlyFans at 85: 80s star makes a fortune on the adult platform

Donna Mills, the legendary villain from "Knots Landing," is conquering the adult content platform at age 85. The veteran actress has already brought in hundreds of thousands of dollars in a month — and is now responding to the subscribers' strange requests.

09:12ICE
Humiliation in National Insurance Institute committees: "Find a job and just deal with it"
Personal Finance

Humiliation in National Insurance Institute committees: "Find a job and just deal with it"

Three years after the disaster, Nova survivors describe a series of humiliations in medical committees and inconceivable bureaucratic demands to receive the disability percentages they are entitled to.

09:12ICE
65% jump in Avisror sales - but the company lost 13 million shekels
Business

65% jump in Avisror sales - but the company lost 13 million shekels

The company increased its share of apartment sales in the second quarter, and revenues rose, mainly due to revenue recognition from the Sde Dov project. However, the company recorded a loss of 13 million shekels compared to a profit last year. Eli Avisror: "There are challenges, but we sold 205 apartments."

09:08N12
Vance hits back at Abdul El-Sayed: "Keep my wife's name out of your mouth"
World

Vance hits back at Abdul El-Sayed: "Keep my wife's name out of your mouth"

US Vice President J.D. Vance sharply responded to Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, condemning what he described as a chauvinistic and racist insinuation toward his wife, Usha Vance. The confrontation highlights growing political and cultural tensions in the Michigan Senate race.

"Collaborator of the Hamas financier": The storm following the protest against Amir Ohana
Politics

"Collaborator of the Hamas financier": The storm following the protest against Amir Ohana

Protest activists placed offensive posters along the route Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana's children walk to school on their first day of class. Ohana condemned the act as cruel and unacceptable.

09:03Mako
Everything on the plate: The surprising connection between food and concentration
Health

Everything on the plate: The surprising connection between food and concentration

Progress in sugar monitoring has expanded our understanding of the link between nutrition, energy, and daily functioning. Improving concentration does not start with another coffee break, but with a better understanding of how our body reacts to food.

09:00Mako
Data reveals: the most requested karaoke song in Israel
Music

Data reveals: the most requested karaoke song in Israel

Peer Tasi leads with a hit from the album "Radio Shtach 2", but a different artist tops the singers' list. Here are the latest insights into Israel's most popular karaoke tracks.

08:40Walla
AI Giant Supporting Israel Faces Boycott Threat: Legal Warning Issued
AI

AI Giant Supporting Israel Faces Boycott Threat: Legal Warning Issued

The Islington Council pension fund in London is considering divesting from Palantir shares due to its partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Defense. The organization UK Lawyers for Israel has warned the fund of potential legal repercussions.

Eight arrested on suspicion of violence in the southern Hebron Hills - wave of arrests expected to continue
Crime

Eight arrested on suspicion of violence in the southern Hebron Hills - wave of arrests expected to continue

The suspects, aged 16-20, were arrested as part of an investigation into violent incidents in At-Tuwani and Khirbet Tuba, in which structures and a vehicle were torched and graffiti was sprayed. Three vehicles were seized. Police expect further arrests.

08:35ICE
Starting from 99 shekels: Italian fashion chain opens tenth branch in Israel
Business

Starting from 99 shekels: Italian fashion chain opens tenth branch in Israel

The brand is opening its tenth branch in the country with an investment of about half a million shekels and is introducing its new holiday collection for the first time at a leading mall in the Shephelah region with attractive prices.

08:35ICE
After 917 days: The moving gesture of Israeli students for Haymanot Kasau
Local News

After 917 days: The moving gesture of Israeli students for Haymanot Kasau

Against the backdrop of the Shin Bet joining the search efforts for Haymanot Kasau, hundreds of students and teachers in Migdal HaEmek opened the school year with a powerful event that deeply moved the mayor.

08:34ICE
National Insurance Institute advances payments: up to 39,428 shekels on 3 different dates
Personal Finance

National Insurance Institute advances payments: up to 39,428 shekels on 3 different dates

The Tishrei holidays are just around the corner, and the National Insurance Institute is advancing payment dates for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. Here are all the details regarding deposit dates to bank accounts, eligibility, and benefit amounts as of 2026.

08:34ICE
Trump in shock? His deputy loses his cool: "Take my wife's name out of your mouth"
World

Trump in shock? His deputy loses his cool: "Take my wife's name out of your mouth"

The US Vice President in an unprecedented attack against the Democratic candidate for the Senate who insulted his wife. In the background of the storm: the dramatic battle for the Jewish vote and outrageous statements against Israel.

08:30N12
Father drove 140 km before realizing he had left his 10-year-old son at a gas station
World

Father drove 140 km before realizing he had left his 10-year-old son at a gas station

A 10-year-old boy was left alone at a gas station in western Spain after his father continued driving without noticing that he had not returned to the car. The boy's 7-year-old brother and a friend of the father were also in the vehicle, but none of them noticed his absence. The police launched an operation to locate the car and found it only about two and a half hours later.

08:29Ynet
Mosque torched in Nablus area, graffiti sprayed against US Ambassador: "Regards from the terrorists"
Security

Mosque torched in Nablus area, graffiti sprayed against US Ambassador: "Regards from the terrorists"

According to the Palestinians, the arson occurred in the village of Bazariya. Graffiti was sprayed on the building's walls against the US Ambassador to Israel and threats were made toward a "Kan" reporter and the security establishment: "You have been warned." Simultaneously, police arrested 8 suspects aged 16-20 for arson and assault in the southern Hebron Hills.

Stabbed a minor and fled to the airport: Holon resident arrested at Ben Gurion Airport
Crime

Stabbed a minor and fled to the airport: Holon resident arrested at Ben Gurion Airport

Following a violent incident in which a minor was wounded by a penetrating injury in Holon, police officers from the Holon station and the Ben Gurion Airport district located the suspect at the airport on his way to a flight abroad. The police are expected to request an extension of his detention for the purpose of continuing the investigation into the circumstances of the incident.

Solberg ruled: No impediment to distributing Ben Gvir's children's book
Politics

Solberg ruled: No impediment to distributing Ben Gvir's children's book

The Movement for Quality Government sought to ban the free distribution of "The Minister Who Didn't Stop," an illustrated children's book in rhyme about the Minister of National Security. Judge Noam Solberg requested a response from Itamar Ben Gvir and the Otzma Yehudit party regarding the issue of gift-giving and ultimately rejected the petition.

08:25Ynet
"It's impossible to stop them": Barcelona thrashes Rayo Vallecano
Football

"It's impossible to stop them": Barcelona thrashes Rayo Vallecano

The Spanish champions maintained their perfect record after a 5:2 victory at Camp Nou, featuring braces from Lamine Yamal and Raphinha. Despite media praise, manager Hansi Flick emphasized the need for better game control.

08:19Mako
After breakup rumors: 'Married at First Sight' stars Evyatar Kahana and Neta Menashe are inseparable
Celebrities

After breakup rumors: 'Married at First Sight' stars Evyatar Kahana and Neta Menashe are inseparable

What breakup? 'Married at First Sight' stars were caught on a particularly intimate morning in Tel Aviv. This happened after Kahana treated Menashe to flowers and a touching note, and paparazzi caught them kissing. From the footage, it seems the comeback is here to stay.

OpenAI reveals advertising revenue data, Israel still left out
AI

OpenAI reveals advertising revenue data, Israel still left out

OpenAI's advertising business has reached an annual revenue run rate of $1 billion just 200 days after launching ads in ChatGPT. The service has expanded to 47 countries, though Israel is not included.

"If the state waives taxation, apartment prices in Israel will drop by 60% to 70%"
Real Estate

"If the state waives taxation, apartment prices in Israel will drop by 60% to 70%"

Ronit Ashed Levi, CEO of Africa Israel Residences, identified the three main barriers to lowering housing costs in Israel: taxation, bureaucracy, and uncertainty.

08:12Mako
Gal Gadot on parting with Wonder Woman: "I saw how they treated others"
Celebrities

Gal Gadot on parting with Wonder Woman: "I saw how they treated others"

Almost a decade after becoming a superhero and the most successful Israeli in Hollywood, Gadot says that DC actually wanted to develop a third film with her - but the way the studio parted ways with Henry Cavill made her a bit hesitant: "The situation with Henry was not handled elegantly, to say the least." She also spoke about her fear of artificial intelligence and the boundaries she set to...

08:06Ynet
The bus driver who was attacked, sat behind the wheel: "We could have rolled over people on the street"
Crime

The bus driver who was attacked, sat behind the wheel: "We could have rolled over people on the street"

Khaled was attacked until he lost consciousness when he refused to let a passenger off in an illegal place, and acted decisively to save the lives of other passengers: "I lost consciousness in the driver's seat. At the first blow, I pulled the handbrake, a disaster could have happened." A resident of Beitar Illit was arrested. In August: an increase of more than 13% in violent incidents against...

08:03Walla
340 schools damaged - 30 completely destroyed: how the school year will begin in Lebanon
World

340 schools damaged - 30 completely destroyed: how the school year will begin in Lebanon

The school year in Lebanon is expected to begin on September 15, but about 80 schools are still serving as shelters for families displaced from their homes by the war. About 340 schools were damaged and about 30 were completely destroyed, and the Ministry of Education is preparing to return students to classrooms: "We have a solution for every shelter, and no student will be left without a place."

08:00N12
"A murky wave from Egypt": almost all desalination plants in Israel shut down again
Local News

"A murky wave from Egypt": almost all desalination plants in Israel shut down again

The malfunction that lasted for hours yesterday has resumed. Water Authority: public gardening and agricultural activity will be reduced, supply to homes will continue.

07:57ICE
Dramatic mandate poll: Netanyahu strengthens, who is crashing below the electoral threshold?
Politics

Dramatic mandate poll: Netanyahu strengthens, who is crashing below the electoral threshold?

Just one week before the closing of the lists, a new Channel 12 News poll reveals a turnaround at the top, strengthening for Netanyahu, and a total collapse of some of the most familiar names in Israeli politics below the electoral threshold.

07:57ICE
A major deal in Israeli high-tech: The veteran company was acquired for tens of millions
Business

A major deal in Israeli high-tech: The veteran company was acquired for tens of millions

The IT and integration group Malam Team announces the acquisition of one of the veteran software and information security companies in the country, which will become a subsidiary and strengthen the group's cyber arm.

07:57ICE
Revolution at Adidas Israel: Who will manage the marketing of the sports giant?
Business

Revolution at Adidas Israel: Who will manage the marketing of the sports giant?

After over a decade in senior management roles in retail and consumer goods, the person previously chosen as Israel's Marketer of the Year joins the sports giant to lead its marketing strategy.

07:57ICE
The deal of the year in the insurance industry: a massive $17 billion transaction
Business

The deal of the year in the insurance industry: a massive $17 billion transaction

One of the largest deals in the US market is underway: a leading international broker is acquiring a giant agency with over 10,000 employees. Here is how the industry's activity will be affected in the coming years.

07:16ICE
Amram stopped selling discounted apartments - and revenues were cut by 50%
Business

Amram stopped selling discounted apartments - and revenues were cut by 50%

The real estate company continues to maintain its pace regarding sales to the free market - a pace of 225 housing units in half a year, identical to last year's pace, but sales under the 'Discounted Apartment' framework plummeted from 552 apartments last year to 82 this year. How many apartments did it sell in the quarter and what is its forecast for the future?

07:16ICE
The unusual warning for parents: Do not sign this document at schools
Education

The unusual warning for parents: Do not sign this document at schools

Many parents rush to sign consent forms for educational institutions, but experts warn that this is an irreversible step that could expose children to serious digital dangers.

07:16ICE
Eyal Golan and Omer Adam in shock: The scam stealing your bank account details
Cybersecurity

Eyal Golan and Omer Adam in shock: The scam stealing your bank account details

Representatives of top cultural figures have filed complaints following aggressive phishing ads offering concert tickets in collaboration with major banks. Cyber experts warn of the new danger.

07:16ICE
The AI Trap: How a Developer's Crypto Assets Were Nearly Stolen
Cybersecurity

The AI Trap: How a Developer's Crypto Assets Were Nearly Stolen

A prominent developer followed instructions from an advanced AI model, unaware that the link led to malicious software designed to seize his funds. He narrowly escaped the attack through quick action.

07:15ICE
Rami Levy, Carrefour or Shufersal: Which chain is the most expensive for holiday shopping
Consumer

Rami Levy, Carrefour or Shufersal: Which chain is the most expensive for holiday shopping

A special price check on popular fish varieties ahead of the holidays reveals differences of tens of shekels per kilogram between major retail chains. Where is it most cost-effective to shop?

07:15ICE
Returning in a big way: Strategy acquires hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin
Crypto

Returning in a big way: Strategy acquires hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin

The company most identified with Bitcoin acquisitions is returning to the market with another purchase of thousands of coins. How much did it spend and what might this move say about its strategy in the current period?

07:14N12
Competition for flights to New York is growing: what to expect regarding prices
Consumer

Competition for flights to New York is growing: what to expect regarding prices

Two American aviation giants, Delta and United, are returning to Ben Gurion Airport in the coming days, increasing flight supply on one of the country's most popular routes. Israir is also expected to join El Al and Arkia. Analysis suggests that increased competition will not necessarily lead to an immediate price drop given the current instability.

07:01Ynet
Class action request against Babylon: "A feeling of a casino where the gamblers are children"
Consumer

Class action request against Babylon: "A feeling of a casino where the gamblers are children"

A request to approve a class action against the chain claims that payment in the complexes is made in "Babylon coins," which makes it difficult for consumers, especially minors, to understand the cost of each game, and that some machines simulate gambling. Babylon Park: "Categorically rejects the claims."

07:00Mako
Cakes for Rosh Hashanah: 8 desserts that will steal the show on the holiday eve
Food

Cakes for Rosh Hashanah: 8 desserts that will steal the show on the holiday eve

From a tall and airy honey cake by Miki Shemo, to an upside-down caramelized apple cake and a chocolate-honey mousse by Carine Goren, to a Nutella tart and a royal layer cake. We have collected for you some must-try recipes for excellent cakes for Rosh Hashanah – some are especially easy (and do not even require baking), all of them will make your meal one to remember.

06:47Walla
"Three of my children were wounded in the war, Elkana lost his legs, but I feel that I have been blessed"
Security

"Three of my children were wounded in the war, Elkana lost his legs, but I feel that I have been blessed"

Three brothers from the Levy family were wounded in the war, and Elkana lost both his legs. In an inspiring interview, he and his mother Orit talk about the inconceivable optimism in the intensive care unit, the great miracles, and the thanksgiving party that became a symbol of spiritual victory.

06:47Walla
"The Angel of the Wounded": The man who turned personal tragedy into a mission
Society

"The Angel of the Wounded": The man who turned personal tragedy into a mission

Without titles, without a uniform, and at his own private expense: Malkiel Lerner arrives at the bedsides of wounded IDF soldiers within the first 24 hours after their injury to give them hope. In a candid interview with Oded Harush, he tells of the post-trauma that led him to find his calling.

06:46Walla
7 children, including two sets of twins - in 8 years: Chani Mishulovin on the miracles in her life
Relationships

7 children, including two sets of twins - in 8 years: Chani Mishulovin on the miracles in her life

Moran Kors met with Chani Mishulovin, a mother of seven children, including two sets of twins, and heard from her how to cope with the load, why she chooses to see motherhood as a mission, and what helps her in moments when her strength runs out.

"You have blood on your hands": The confrontation between a pro-Israel broadcaster and Ms. Rachel
World

"You have blood on your hands": The confrontation between a pro-Israel broadcaster and Ms. Rachel

An American podcaster accidentally encountered the beloved YouTuber and confronted her face-to-face over her accusations against Israel. Ms. Rachel defended herself, claiming, "I am a Zionist who opposes Netanyahu," but faced sharp criticism: "You are spreading blood libels and opening open season on Jews."

06:30Now14
More than 460 km: The new weapon that is supposed to change air combat
Security

More than 460 km: The new weapon that is supposed to change air combat

The US Navy is developing a new air-to-air missile designed to allow pilots to shoot down enemy aircraft and UAVs from a distance of more than 250 nautical miles – about 463 km – before they can even get close to the launching aircraft or the force it is protecting. The weapon, the AIM-424 LRAAM, known as "MALICE", is being developed with the goal of significantly increasing the strike range and...

Who invented the traffic light, and why specifically red-yellow-green?
Lifestyle

Who invented the traffic light, and why specifically red-yellow-green?

Colors have been used to direct traffic for almost 200 years. How is the development of traffic lights related to a gas explosion and complaints of racism?

Pollutant emissions in Israel decreased amid the war
Ecology

Pollutant emissions in Israel decreased amid the war

According to a report by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, pollutant emissions in Israel declined in 2025. The primary drivers were reduced coal usage at power plants and a decrease in industrial activity due to the ongoing war.

06:23Ynet
"Awake, sluggard, from your slumber, cast away falsehood lest you add sin": How letters were taught 1,000 years ago
Culture

"Awake, sluggard, from your slumber, cast away falsehood lest you add sin": How letters were taught 1,000 years ago

Medieval teachers and students found a sophisticated way to practice the alphabet: instead of rote repetition, they used rhythmic sentences containing all 22 letters and the five final forms.

06:12Walla
Eight dead and 20 still missing: search operation continues after ferry sinking off Cyprus
World

Eight dead and 20 still missing: search operation continues after ferry sinking off Cyprus

Search efforts for the missing in the ferry disaster off the coast of Northern Cyprus continue around the clock. Authorities have confirmed eight deaths, with 20 people still missing. Turkey has dispatched a naval search and rescue vessel to the scene to assist in locating the missing and recovering the ferry's black box.

06:11Ynet
An end to antiquities forgery? The new magnetic method that exposes fake pottery
Science

An end to antiquities forgery? The new magnetic method that exposes fake pottery

Researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the Hebrew University have developed a method based on the "magnetic memory" of pottery. It can expose modern forgeries and assist museums, archaeologists, and law enforcement in the fight against the illegal antiquities trade.

06:11Walla
A day before the start of the school year: the chilling discovery in the kindergarten yard
Crime

A day before the start of the school year: the chilling discovery in the kindergarten yard

During an operation by fighters of the Sa'ar unit and the National Guard, in cooperation with detectives from the Rahat station, the forces arrived to carry out a targeted search at a complex in the city of Rahat, near a kindergarten located behind a nursery. During the activity, a report was received about suspects seen tampering with something inside the complex. Following the report, the forces...

Binyan complex in Jerusalem offered at a starting price of 420 million shekels
Real Estate

Binyan complex in Jerusalem offered at a starting price of 420 million shekels

The Binyan complex, a major development project in central Jerusalem, is being offered for sale with a starting price of 420 million shekels. The 10-dunam site is zoned for residential towers and hotels.

76% of teachers do not feel ready to use AI in the classroom
Education

76% of teachers do not feel ready to use AI in the classroom

While Education Minister Yoav Kisch promotes AI in schools, research shows that 76% of teachers lack the necessary pedagogical knowledge, and actual classroom integration remains low.

06:07ICE
Air Europa Launches 40th Anniversary Sale on Flights to the USA and South America
Travel

Air Europa Launches 40th Anniversary Sale on Flights to the USA and South America

Air Europa is celebrating its 40th anniversary by offering discounted tickets to popular overseas destinations for Israeli passengers. The promotional window is limited and closes on September 13.

06:07ICE
Hagag Brothers Sold 149 Apartments This Year, Generating One Billion Shekels
Business

Hagag Brothers Sold 149 Apartments This Year, Generating One Billion Shekels

Despite market headwinds, the company marketed apartments at an average price of 6.7 million shekels. In Sde Dov, 65 units were sold, including 46 formal sales contracts. The company reported a recovery in July-August following a slowdown in the second quarter.

06:07Ynet
The generous Israeli: in a popular destination they checked who spends the most – and we are in first place
Travel

The generous Israeli: in a popular destination they checked who spends the most – and we are in first place

The Israeli presence in Cyprus is breaking records: last July, one in five tourists on the island was Israeli. Now it turns out that we also stand out in our wallets – with an average daily expenditure of 174.27 euros per tourist, more than any other nationality included in the reliable data published.

The strong shekel is weighing on them, but Israeli hotel companies will not give up on abroad
Business

The strong shekel is weighing on them, but Israeli hotel companies will not give up on abroad

The strengthening of the shekel has negatively impacted the results of Israeli hotel chains operating abroad, yet companies maintain that this effect is temporary and will not halt their international expansion strategy.

Arieli Group reaches settlement with Phoenix, and its controlling shares in Elron will not be sold
Business

Arieli Group reaches settlement with Phoenix, and its controlling shares in Elron will not be sold

The Arieli Group has reached a framework agreement with Phoenix Investment House to settle debts, ensuring it retains control of Elron. The lender had previously demanded repayment due to a decline in the value of the pledged shares.

06:00N12
Why is school still needed in the world of ChatGPT? The answer every parent and student should read
Education

Why is school still needed in the world of ChatGPT? The answer every parent and student should read

A new study by the Taub Center explains the critical importance of basic skills in the AI era. "You can let AI write and calculate for you, but to verify the results, you must know the basics yourself," says Prof. Gil Epstein.

Not high-tech: Expert estimates - these will be the most in-demand professions in 5 years
Career

Not high-tech: Expert estimates - these will be the most in-demand professions in 5 years

The chief economist of OpenAI claims that artificial intelligence will not necessarily eliminate jobs, but may actually make caregiving professions more in-demand and valued than ever before.

05:00Ynet
Outposts, rioters, and zero enforcement: what is happening now in the territories?
Security

Outposts, rioters, and zero enforcement: what is happening now in the territories?

In the village of Qusra, located in Area B, Jewish rioters arrive on weekends and attack Palestinian residents. Despite condemnations by the Prime Minister and an increased alert level, incidents repeat without arrests. Ynet military correspondent Elisha Ben Kimon explains why Qusra has become a flashpoint.

04:17ICE
Oshers Ad slashes prices: the sought-after product for only 49.90 NIS
Consumer

Oshers Ad slashes prices: the sought-after product for only 49.90 NIS

As part of the new promotion, you can purchase an efficient and compact device for the bedroom or living room at an especially low price, alongside the option for a more powerful model for a difference of only a few dozen shekels.

Supreme Court Rules: Trump Can Continue White House Ballroom Construction
World

Supreme Court Rules: Trump Can Continue White House Ballroom Construction

A dramatic victory for the US President: by a 5-4 majority, the Supreme Court approved the continuation of the controversial $400 million project, which includes the demolition of the East Wing. The conservative Chief Justice joined the liberals in sharp criticism, while Trump celebrates: "The people will be very proud of this magnificent complex."

After 30 Years: Tupac Shakur's Killer Convicted
World

After 30 Years: Tupac Shakur's Killer Convicted

A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane "Keffe D" Davis of planning the 1996 assassination of the hip-hop icon, the first-ever conviction in the historic case. The prosecution argued that Davis provided the weapon and went on a "hunting trip" as revenge, using his own boasting in a book he published against him. He now faces a potential life sentence.

The double beer heist: cans worth $70,000 stolen - the company responded in an original way
World

The double beer heist: cans worth $70,000 stolen - the company responded in an original way

Thieves managed to make off with tens of thousands of beer cans in two sophisticated robberies on the same day in California, causing $70,000 in damages. The beer manufacturer decided to address the robbers directly: "We understand you want to show off to your friends."

03:11Walla
A floating island the size of a football field appeared unexpectedly - and then disappeared weeks later
Travel

A floating island the size of a football field appeared unexpectedly - and then disappeared weeks later

A floating island larger than a football field suddenly appeared in the Williston Reservoir in northern British Columbia, Canada - and then, within a few weeks, simply disappeared. The massive mass, covered in trees and vegetation, was spotted floating in the water and documented by a boater, before the photos and videos reached Rocky Avery, a local resident, who posted them on social media.

02:33Ynet
Panic in Times Square: Mentally ill woman stabs person to death
World

Panic in Times Square: Mentally ill woman stabs person to death

Armed with kitchen knives, near a police station: A mentally ill woman stabbed two people in the central square of New York and was shot to death by police. The death of one of the victims was confirmed later. Police: It was a robbery attempt that went wrong.

02:00Walla
Sara Netanyahu on conspiracy against Yair Golan: "He was dressed and ready early on Oct 7 - when the PM didn't know"
Politics

Sara Netanyahu on conspiracy against Yair Golan: "He was dressed and ready early on Oct 7 - when the PM didn't know"

The Prime Minister's wife questioned the conduct of the Democrats party leader on the morning of the Hamas attack, claiming he arrived in the south at a time when others were unaware. When asked about the betrayal theory, she refused to comment directly but criticized the demand for a state commission of inquiry: "They want an investigation whose results are known in advance."

4 years in prison and 74 lashes: Iran toughens punishments against female singers
World

4 years in prison and 74 lashes: Iran toughens punishments against female singers

An Iranian singer was sentenced to four years in prison after performing before a mixed audience in Tehran, and another singer was sentenced to 74 lashes after singing without a hijab. Human rights organizations warn of increasing pressure on women in the world of music and art in the country.

01:32Ynet
After Haredi protest: Police to secure secular school in Jerusalem on the first day of school
Local News

After Haredi protest: Police to secure secular school in Jerusalem on the first day of school

Dozens of Haredim arrived yesterday at the school grounds in the Kiryat HaYovel neighborhood, and the police decided to secure the students' arrival for the first day of the school year. The protesters claimed there was "immodesty" in the neighborhood, covered the windows with anti-conscription messages, and poured paint at the entrance.

Conflict in Pentagon leadership escalates: US Secretary of the Army resigns
World

Conflict in Pentagon leadership escalates: US Secretary of the Army resigns

Dan Driscoll submitted his resignation to President Trump after months of severe tension with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and a wave of dismissals of senior officers. His departure leads to an unprecedented situation where the U.S. Army is left without a single leader, civilian or military, confirmed by the Senate.

After setting a Guinness World Record: the world's youngest artist opens an exhibition before the age of 3
Culture

After setting a Guinness World Record: the world's youngest artist opens an exhibition before the age of 3

John Christian Caldeira Waibol entered the Guinness Book of Records when he was just ten months old. Now, the toddler who started painting on canvas before he even learned to walk will present his abstract works at a professional exhibition in Malmö.

00:28ICE
Serious Warning to Parents: Two Young Brothers Hospitalized in Intensive Care
Health

Serious Warning to Parents: Two Young Brothers Hospitalized in Intensive Care

The two children arrived at Shaare Zedek Medical Center suffering from dizziness and severe confusion. A quick investigation by the medical staff revealed that the severe poisoning was caused by candies containing cannabis.

00:00Ynet
"This is what we are fighting for": Golani commanders will be able to accompany their children to first grade
Security

"This is what we are fighting for": Golani commanders will be able to accompany their children to first grade

Ahead of September 1st, an unusual decision was made in the Golani Brigade: to allow commanders to accompany their children to school. "Ella knows that Dad is fighting the bad guys and is very proud," says Lt. Col. A., commander of the 12th Battalion.

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