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Around 20 masked Beitar Jerusalem supporters stormed the players' parking lot before training, throwing firecrackers and threatening players and coach Almog Cohen following two consecutive league defeats.

Degel HaTorah leader Moshe Gafni and MK Uri Maklev will be excluded from the upcoming Knesset list. Jacob Asher will assume leadership of United Torah Judaism, potentially becoming the faction's first-ever cabinet minister.

The story of Hadar Ohayon, who fell into severe drug addiction at Tel Aviv's central bus station at age 18, survived a coma, and has now returned to help other homeless youth.

Yemeni government troops have fully liberated the Hays district in the Hodeidah governorate from Houthi control. The strategic area connects key ports and central highland routes.

Sergeant David Hoyer Amrani, 20, was killed in a shooting incident in Netanya. The suspect, who opened fire on officers with a long weapon, was neutralized by security forces at the scene.

The ultra-Orthodox Ha-Tzibur Ha-Haredi party announced it is preparing for an independent run in the upcoming elections, despite rumors of a political alliance with Ofer Winter and talks with Harvard's Dr. Nechumi Yaffe.

Maccabi Tel Aviv BC chairman Shimon Mizrahi announced he will exercise his right of first refusal to purchase additional shares, preventing Richard Deitz from gaining majority control of the EuroLeague club.

An Egyptian court has sentenced prominent TV presenter Sara Khalifa and 11 others to death by hanging for manufacturing and trafficking synthetic drugs. Authorities seized over 750 kilograms of narcotics and uncovered two clandestine laboratories.

Degel HaTorah chairman Moshe Gafni and MK Uri Maklev will be excluded from the upcoming Knesset list following the draft exemption bill failure. Yaakov Asher is set to lead the party and the United Torah Judaism alliance.

Border Police officer David Hoyer Amrani, 20, was shot and killed by police in Netanya after opening fire on residential buildings. Authorities have ruled out a nationalist motive for the incident.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino faces intense pressure to resign, with protest billboards appearing in Times Square. The backlash follows his controversial plan to sell World Cup rights to private investors.

Knesset Member Meirav Ben Ari secured the second spot on the Yesh Atid list and fourth on the joint 'Bihad' list for the 26th Knesset elections. She thanked party leader Yair Lapid and recalled her past financial struggles outside of politics.

The European Broadcasting Union issued an official warning to Israel's Kan broadcaster after Eurovision 2026 representative Noam Batan launched a multi-language ad campaign urging viewers to use all ten votes for him.

Former IDF Brigadier General Ofer Winter held a secret meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after October 7, urging a siege of Gaza over a ground invasion and warning of massive military casualties.

Prominent Israeli PR specialist Ronen Kohali tied the knot with Ortal Moshe in front of over 1,000 guests. The lavish event became a hotspot for unexpected celebrity ex-partner reunions.

A fuel tanker exploded on a highway in western Iran, killing ten people and injuring six others. Local authorities reported that the fatal crash was caused by a technical failure in the vehicle's braking system.

Bitcoin struggles around the critical $80,000 resistance level despite a massive $730 million single-day inflow into spot ETFs. Strong US labor data has renewed rate hike fears, dampening crypto market momentum.

Ramat Gan City Council approved a new noise prevention regulation and secured funding for six acoustic monitoring cameras. Drivers honking without justification will face a 730 NIS fine.

Israel's Foreign Ministry and US Ambassador Mike Huckabee rejected UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's claims of blocked medicine in Gaza. Huckabee also visited the West Bank town of Turmus Ayya.

Southern District prosecutors have indicted Muhannad Abu Yahya, a 25-year-old contractor from Rahat, after he was caught on the Philadelphi Route in Gaza with 40 kg of hashish and 11 kg of Captagon pills.

A 45-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run accident on Route 5535 near Moshav Porat. Police tracked down and arrested a female driver in her 30s who allegedly fled the scene.

The corruption trial of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resumes in Jerusalem following the summer recess. Judges have ordered the schedule to accelerate to five hearings per week after the upcoming holidays.

Gilad Erdan's announcement of his withdrawal from the Knesset race highlights the decline of the third political bloc. The centrist alliance aimed to force a broad coalition on right and left-wing parties.

Actress Natalie Portman has reportedly given birth to her third child in Paris. The father is her partner of 1.5 years, French musician and producer Tanguy Destable.

Itay Wizel, the 25-year-old son of Fox Group mogul Harel Wizel, married Adi Greenboim. Pop star Omer Adam led the couple to the canopy with a live performance just days after his own wedding.

Israeli discount chain Max Stock launches a special sale on kitchenware, tableware, and disposable items for the High Holidays. The promotion aims to ease holiday hosting expenses with budget-friendly prices.

The digital currency industry is seeing increasingly sophisticated social engineering scams. Experts have outlined seven critical warning signs to help investors avoid heavy financial losses.

AI specialist Andrew Beard tasked an autonomous AI agent with booking him into a crowded pilates class. The bot bypassed the studio's security, booked months in advance, and canceled another client's reservation.

With four days left before Knesset lists close, Naftali Benet and Gadi Eisenkot are locked in a battle to recruit Chili Trooper. The decision will shape the leadership of the anti-Netanyahu bloc.

MK Michael Malkieli and Yaffa Deri spoke at a Jerusalem Religious Council conference, sparking allegations from Yisrael Beytenu that Shas used public funds for election campaigning.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara and State Attorney Amit Isman have decided to indict academic and anti-government activist Dr. Yolanda Yavor, pending a hearing, over social media posts referencing the violent overthrow of Nicolae Ceausescu.

Police officers neutralized a suspect armed with an M16 rifle in Netanya's Kiryat HaSharon neighborhood after he aimed the weapon at them. No security forces were injured, and an investigation is underway.

As the Master Chef semifinals approach on Keshet 12, contestant Gal Kaspers faced tough criticism from veteran chef Israel Aharoni after attempting to reinvent the classic Chinese egg roll as an arancini.

The cryptocurrency market recorded gains with Bitcoin trading at $79,934 and Binance Coin surging 7.52% daily. USDC was the only major digital asset to post a minor decline.

The US destroyed three Iranian tankers in the Gulf following a missile attack targeting an American aircraft carrier. Intelligence reports warn of further Iranian escalation.

An armed suspect was neutralized by police after opening fire on officers in Netanya's Kiryat HaSharon neighborhood. The suspect is in critical condition, with no other casualties reported in the incident.

Two people were killed and six others injured in severe traffic accidents over the weekend. Victims include a four-year-old child in critical condition and multiple motorists in serious condition.

Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid has revealed his party's Knesset list following a merger with Naftali Bennett's Bihad. The alliance has triggered a wave of high-profile retirements among veteran lawmakers.

The Nazareth Regional Labor Court ruled that a heart attack suffered by a 59-year-old factory worker in Kibbutz Beit HaShita after learning of his employer's terminal illness constitutes a recognized work injury.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki addressed reports of his 1.2 billion dollar debt. His business partner Kim Kiyosaki clarified that the liabilities are tied to joint real estate investments rather than personal debt.

The updated Forbes billionaire ranking shows Eyal Ofer retaining the top spot with $35.4 billion. Meanwhile, the Federman family suffered a $600 million drop in their net worth.

The cryptocurrency market recorded weekly gains as Bitcoin rose 1.66% to $81,179.9. A Friday surge of 4.56% led a broader market rally, boosting major altcoins including Ethereum and Ripple.

Israel's largest pharmacy chain Super-Pharm has launched a major sale with discounts of up to 50% on international brands. The promotion covers skincare, makeup, and fragrances.

The grand finale of the hit dance show on Keshet 12 secured the top spot in Israeli television ratings, drawing over 500,000 viewers and outperforming rival networks.

New York lifestyle content creators Meg Radice and Audrey Jongens had their US Open passes revoked. Tournament organizers cited improper registration by an on-site restaurant vendor.

A 30-year-old man was pulled unconscious from the water near Tel Aviv's Tel Baruch beach and rushed to the hospital. Earlier, a two-year-old girl was rescued in moderate condition from a beach in Bat Yam.

At the IFA 2026 exhibition in Berlin, TCL introduced its P80 smartphone lineup. The flagship models feature innovative NxtPaper AMOLED displays designed to mimic paper and reduce eye strain.

Lenovo has unveiled the IdeaPad Vibe, a budget-friendly laptop designed to compete with Apple's MacBook Neo. The device offers 14-inch and 15-inch options with AMD and Qualcomm processors.

DJI has launched its ROMO 2 robot vacuum series at IFA 2026, featuring drone-derived navigation, 36,000Pa suction power, and a Local Data Mode to prevent home camera footage from uploading to external servers.

Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon shared footage of a martial arts event in Orlando where a fighter performed Nazi salutes and a swastika flag was waved. The incident drew sharp condemnation from public officials and Holocaust organizations.

The US sanctioned Turkey's Golden Global bank for funding the IRGC, while CENTCOM targeted Iranian oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz amid the expiration of Donald Trump's 60-day unilateral military window.

Legendary horror actor Bruce Campbell, 68, revealed that doctors have given him a five-year prognosis following his cancer diagnosis. The Evil Dead star remains determined to live on his own terms and continue his creative work.

A record-breaking outbreak of cyclosporiasis linked to imported Mexican lettuce has sickened thousands in the US, highlighting severe staffing and funding cuts at the CDC and FDA under the Trump administration.

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow to push for an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. Both nations agreed to a temporary halt on airstrikes targeting Moscow and Kyiv during the diplomatic mission.

American rapper Macklemore used his opening performance for Ed Sheeran in New Jersey to chant pro-Palestinian slogans. The artist performed his controversial track and displayed footage from Gaza.

US Central Command (CENTCOM) disabled and destroyed three Iranian crude oil tankers in response to an unprovoked IRGC ballistic missile attack targeting US Navy vessels in the region.

Luis Barragan, leader of the De Los Reyes cartel, and his 15-year-old nephew Alberto Sandoval, who led a squad of hitmen, were killed during a shootout with security forces in Michoacan, Mexico.

Prominent public diplomacy activist Yoseph Haddad has joined Ofer Winter's new party, Amha Israel. Haddad aims to secure at least two mandates from the Arab sector and eyes the post of Public Diplomacy Minister.

US Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism Rabbi Yehuda Kaplon has strongly warned the Lithuanian government against plans to convert a derelict Soviet-era sports arena, built on a historic Vilnius Jewish cemetery, into a conference center.

A Greek Air Force F-4 Phantom fighter jet crashed in front of thousands of spectators at an air show north of Athens. No casualties have been reported on the ground, and a search and rescue operation is underway.

A Reuters investigation reveals ongoing illegal animal smuggling across the US-Mexico border, bypassing veterinary checks. Authorities fear the spread of the deadly New World screwworm parasite.

A New York Times investigation based on Middle Eastern intelligence files reveals that the Sudanese army manufactured chlorine-based munitions in 2024 to fight the Rapid Support Forces (RSF).

Thai authorities have revoked the visa of an Israeli national and ordered his deportation. The decision follows a conviction for threats against the French co-owner of an exotic zoo on Koh Samui.

Pop star Beyonce has launched a limited-edition empty wooden vinyl storage box priced at $948.01. Fans criticized the billionaire singer for the exorbitant price of the unstocked item.

With just three days left to submit candidate lists for the 26th Knesset, Israeli political parties are under immense pressure to merge or withdraw to avoid wasting thousands of votes below the 3.25% threshold.

The first week of the US Open concludes as the Round of 16 begins this Sunday. Key matchups include Carlos Alcaraz facing Tommy Paul and Aryna Sabalenka taking on Taylor Townsend.

A hands-on review of the Casdon Dyson, a licensed toy replica of the famous vacuum cleaner. Priced under 200 NIS, it weighs just 450 grams and runs on AA batteries with symbolic suction power.

Israeli developer Shahar Rosenfeld has launched "The Road to 61," a political campaign simulator for the 26th Knesset that integrates real-time polling data and AI-driven scenarios.

As the film Coyote vs. ACME hits screens, Davidson Institute scientists analyze how closely Wile E. Coyote, Road Runner, Bugs Bunny, and Taz match their real-world wild counterparts.

Following the dissolution of the SDF and its integration into the Syrian army, the future of 1,500 female fighters from the YPJ remains uncertain as Damascus refuses to enlist women into regular military ranks.

Argentine President Javier Milei announced sanctions against companies extracting oil near the Falkland Islands. The list of 45 entities includes Israel's Navitas Petroleum and its major institutional shareholders.

Hundreds of masked far-right activists blocked access roads to the Port of Dover, disrupting ferry services. The Patriot Platform group claimed responsibility for the blockade, vowing to shut down the port for three days.

Pro-Palestinian organizations and a French leftist MP filed a war crimes complaint against Israeli reserve officer Elitzur Gitler, who is currently in France competing in the Roundnet World Championship.

Following the IDF takeover of the strategic Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, local politicians and military analysts accused Hezbollah of preferring to surrender positions to Israel rather than hand them to the Lebanese army.

At a major democracy conference, Israeli political leaders clashed over plans to reform the police force and combat soaring homicide rates, with opposition figures demanding the dismissal of Itamar Ben Gvir.

The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft in a New York federal court. The publishers accuse the tech giants of using copyrighted articles to train AI models without permission.

In a dramatic turn for Maccabi Tel Aviv BC ownership, Shimon Mizrahi withdrew his decision to sell shares to Jason Levin. Mizrahi now aims to block Richard Dietz by exercising his right of first refusal to reach a 40.5% stake.

FC Barcelona is set to sign a 25-year sponsorship agreement with UAE-based luxury real estate developer Ohana. The deal will yield $10 million per season during the first three years, with the brand appearing on the team's shirts.

Hansi Flick's Barcelona aims to maintain their perfect start to the La Liga season as they visit struggling Valencia at the Mestalla Stadium on Sunday.

Advanced biochemistry and microscopy reveal that human tears function as an active detoxification system. The molecular structure and crystallization patterns of tears vary significantly depending on the emotional trigger.

Amidar, the Maof union, and the workers' committee signed a collective agreement. The deal includes retroactive compensation for 2019–2025, a 1,000 NIS signing bonus, and a shorter workweek.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee visited the Palestinian town of Turmus Ayya near Ramallah, calling for the prosecution of violent settlers. The visit follows threats directed at Huckabee by extremist groups.

At least 129 people have been killed in Yemen since Thursday during a major Houthi offensive. The Iran-backed group is targeting coastal areas near the strategic Bab al-Mandab strait.

Former SDF commander Mazloum Abdi will relocate to Damascus after being appointed as an advisor to Syria's acting President Ahmed al-Sharaa, focusing on the Kurdish minority portfolio.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee made a rare visit to the Palestinian town of Turmus Ayya near Ramallah. He met with local residents, approximately 80% of whom hold US citizenship, including families of those killed by settlers.

An Argentine court has ordered the return of the painting 'Portrait of a Woman', looted by Nazis over 80 years ago from Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, after it was spotted on a real estate website.

The US military has disabled advertising tracking identifiers on service phones and computers. The move follows reports that commercial geolocation data was being used to track American forces deployed in the Middle East.

Swedish pole vaulter Mondo Duplantis withdrew from the Diamond League final in Brussels due to a leg injury during warmups. Greece's Emmanouil Karalis seized the opportunity to win gold with a 6.12-meter jump.

Jordan has shifted its cautious stance, openly condemning Iranian missile and drone strikes on its territory. Despite economic strain, Amman reaffirms its strategic military alliance with Washington as a shield against Tehran.

US President Donald Trump announced that his Super PAC, MAGA Inc, plans to spend between $400 million and $500 million to assist Republican candidates in the upcoming November 3 midterm elections.

Col. Eliav Elbaz completes his tenure as commander of the IDF Officer School (Bahad 1), reporting a 50% surge in graduates to meet multi-arena defense challenges and underground warfare demands.

The iconic David InterContinental hotel in Tel Aviv has upgraded over 100 rooms on floors 5 to 10. The NIS 40 million renovation project introduces spacious private terraces and redesigned luxury bathrooms.

An Argentine court approved the restitution of the painting 'Portrait of a Lady' to Marei von Saher, the sole heir of Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, ending an 80-year-old mystery.

Austrian football club Austria Vienna has launched a viral campaign to present its third kit. The jersey design is inspired by Gustav Klimt's iconic painting 'The Kiss' and features kissing couples in its promo video.

Explora Journeys launches its third luxury ship, EXPLORA III, featuring a flagship Owner's Residence suite designed by Patricia Urquiola. Rates for the ultra-luxury suite reach up to $67,295 per person.

A Tel Aviv court ordered Ethiopian Airlines to compensate an Israeli couple who discovered during check-in that their flight to Vietnam included a layover in Bangladesh, a country closed to Israelis.

The IDF's 36th Division and elite units are finalizing the demolition of a major Hezbollah underground stronghold in southern Lebanon. Official footage was released to clarify the operational status and prevent further escalation.

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Fold 8 Ultra, featuring a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, a silicon-based 5,000 mAh battery, and a 200MP triple camera system. The device measures just 4.1 mm when unfolded.

US investigators subjected 50 Joint Chiefs officials to polygraph tests following leaks about ammunition shortages. Meanwhile, intelligence reports suggest Iran is determined to sustain the military confrontation through the US midterm elections.

A comprehensive data analysis reveals mosquitoes as the deadliest non-human threat, killing over 750,000 people annually. Humans rank second, while sharks cause only a handful of deaths.

Austrian football club Austria Vienna launched an artistic campaign to present its third kit. The design is inspired by Gustav Klimt's famous painting 'The Kiss' and celebrates human connection.

Sydney authorities have declared a total fire ban as an unseasonably hot heatwave, driven by El Niño, pushes temperatures 13 degrees Celsius above average, raising wildfire risks.

US CD sales revenue jumped 58% to $171.1 million in the first half of 2026, driven by Gen Z interest in physical media. Vinyl records still dominate the market, generating $554 million.

Tarek Zakarna, a 44-year-old Palestinian facing deportation from the US, has petitioned a court to block his removal, arguing that returning to the West Bank would expose him to unprecedented settler violence.

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court sentenced Liel Shamir, 26, to 250 hours of community service and ordered him to pay damages for punching a demonstrator carrying an Israeli flag in Ramat Gan.

AI giant Anthropic plans to market its historic IPO in mid-October and complete its public listing just days before the US midterm elections on November 3. The developer of Claude is seeking a valuation of up to $2 trillion.

Serena and Venus Williams made a highly anticipated return to the US Open doubles tournament, losing a dramatic three-hour first-round match to Maya Joint and Chan Hao-ching.

Thousands of Iraqi tankers transport oil daily to Syria's Baniyas port. This emergency route could evolve into a major pipeline project worth up to $15 billion to bypass regional maritime threats.

Roni and Racheli Uspensky live in a 72-sqm mobile home in the Dead Sea community of Kdem Arava. After leaving his military career, Roni launched a desert glamping business that recently hosted a major movie set.

US intelligence reports indicate Iran is determined to sustain Middle East escalation and linked to cyberattacks on US water systems. President Donald Trump warned of a potential strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain site.

The White House has explored potential replacements for Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg, sources say. Both the White House and the Pentagon denied the reports, affirming that Feinberg retains full support in his role.

As the legendary Muppet Show celebrates its 50th anniversary, we look back at Jim Henson's struggles to launch the series, the secrets of the puppeteers, and the cultural legacy of Kermit and Miss Piggy.

Real Madrid suffered their first defeat under Jose Mourinho, losing 1-0 away to Real Betis. Troy Parrott scored the late winner, while Kylian Mbappe missed a stoppage-time penalty amid VAR controversy.

Israeli television and streaming services present a diverse Saturday lineup, featuring the documentary 'The Match' on Kan 11, new 'Phineas and Ferb' episodes, and major horror sequels.

The European honey buzzard is a fascinating migratory raptor flying from Europe to Africa. Migration expert Jonathan Meyrav details the bird's unique anatomy that shields it from wasp stings and explains how to spot them this week.

US President Donald Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner plan to visit Moscow and Kyiv to present a peace proposal. Security arrangements and temporary halts to airstrikes are being negotiated.

The US Department of Defense forced about 50 Joint Staff personnel to undergo lie detector tests following media reports on depleted American ammunition stockpiles amid ongoing tensions with Iran.

A powerful explosion at a military warehouse in Viacha, western Bolivia, has left between 10 and 15 people dead. At least 58 others were injured, including six military personnel and 52 civilians.

The UN General Assembly approved the 'Correct the Map' resolution, promoting equal-area projections like Equal Earth. The United States was the sole country to vote against the non-binding initiative.

Assistant Attorney General Harmit Dhillon labeled the rise of antisemitism in the US a national crisis. The DOJ is investigating over 100 educational institutions and has reached settlements worth nearly $500 million.

Israeli TV host Tzofit Grant shared a heartwarming video dancing with her husband, singer Shuli Rand, celebrating his musical success while continuing their joint advocacy for wounded IDF soldiers.

Renowned chef Eyal Shani and activist Noa Tishby hosted an intimate Shabbat dinner in Los Angeles. The gathering featured actress Gal Gadot and was dedicated to the memory of Tishby's mother.

The upcoming Hanukkah production Top Secret Festigal has launched ticket sales and revealed its star-studded cast. The show features Noa Kirel, Ran Danker, and a musical spy parody plot.

A man climbed the cables of the Brooklyn Bridge, engaging in a nearly hour-long standoff with emergency services. Officers were forced to tether themselves to the cables, limiting their mobility. During the incident, the man claimed to have a bomb before brandishing a knife at police.

Aryna Sabalenka is known for having many skills beyond her abilities on the tennis court. The world number 1 wants to defend her title at the US Open, and this evening (Friday) she also displayed a particularly developed sense of smell. During the first set of the match against Kamilla Rakhimova in the third round, while serving in the third game, the Belarusian tennis player smelled something...

In Ezra Unger's entanglement with New York authorities, the mess in a Williamsburg real estate project was revealed, including millions in advances taken from buyers, ownership disputes, and loss of control over the building. Alongside an affidavit in which he claims he cannot pay the fine, it is alleged that in the Arkia deal, too, he is 'merely a broker who brings no money from home'.