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Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina clashed in a thrilling US Open final in New York, featuring intense rallies and early breaks in the first set.

Team USA defeated Spain 76-66 in Berlin to reach the women's world championship final, extending their winning streak to 35 games. They will face France in a rematch of the Paris 2024 Olympic final.

A Border Police officer was filmed smashing the window of a resident's parked car in Musmus without provocation. The vehicle's owner demanded accountability.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth pushed for F-15 crew members rescued in Iran to appear on '60 Minutes', sparking military security and political concerns.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva's upcoming Europa League opponent, Dinamo Zagreb, suffered a stunning 4:2 defeat to Osijek in the Croatian league, raising defensive concerns ahead of Wednesday's clash.

Céline Dion has made an emotional return to the stage in Paris after a six-year hiatus caused by stiff-person syndrome, marking her first full concert series since diagnosis.

The IDF maintains high alert across northern and southern fronts following the destruction of a major Hezbollah underground complex and the elimination of a top Hamas commander in Khan Yunis.

The Reserve Bank of India rejected Tata Sons' request to avoid an IPO, bringing the Indian conglomerate closer to a historic public market listing valued over $120 billion.

Nine female recruits at the Nitzanim base suffered severe abdominal pain, prompting medical checks and raising concerns among parents over kitchen hygiene and troop health.

The Israeli water ski delegation won three medals at the World Championship in the Netherlands, highlighted by Yam Lev's silver and Moshiko Zadka's bronze in senior slalom.

Two men were seriously and lightly injured in a shooting in Umm al-Fahm on Saturday evening. MDA medics evacuated them to HaEmek Hospital as police opened a criminal investigation.

A comprehensive legal guide regarding employers' and employees' rights during the Israeli Tishrei holiday season, detailing holiday pay, overtime, collective leave, and holiday gifts.

A massive tire fire near the BIG Fashion complex in Yarka prompted evacuations and road closures. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze, with no injuries reported.

Chen Driks, star of Married at First Sight and The Amazing Race, introduced her new partner Nir Liran on Instagram during Rosh Hashanah, months after her ex Yossi Ezra also moved on.

Aviv Geffen and Sharon Kaufman shared their first complete family photo, featuring the grandmother Nurit Geffen and their expanding family, celebrating the new year together.

Oracle founder Larry Ellison canceled a plan to sell 50 million shares worth $7.5 billion. The move comes as the software giant aggressively expands its AI infrastructure.

Tensions surge in the Gulf as explosions rattle Iran's Qeshm Island and Saudi Arabia issues an emergency alert. Houthi forces have reportedly seized strategic Perim Island, prompting urgent CENTCOM talks.

The IDF denies retreating from the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon after completing operations against Hezbollah infrastructure, warning that it will act if the Lebanese army fails to enforce security agreements.

Five rehabilitated sea turtles were released back into the Mediterranean Sea at Beit Yanai National Park following successful treatment at the national rescue center.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has urged AI companies to slow down development to manage risks, proposing a three-phase framework with permanent external auditors.

The IDF concluded a large-scale multi-domain military exercise in the southern region and Eilat, simulating potential border infiltrations and maritime threats following lessons learned from October 7.

US President Donald Trump called for Irish unification during a meeting with the Irish Prime Minister, drawing sharp rebukes from London and unionist leaders.

A 54-year-old Greek woman gave birth to a baby girl using an embryo frozen for 22 years, months after losing her 21-year-old son in a tragic car accident.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the repeal of a 2020 law that effectively banned same-sex adoptions, marking a major policy shift following April's elections.

Fears of human extinction from artificial intelligence have spread from Silicon Valley to mainstream American society following a researcher's stark warning, sparking widespread public debate and industry scrutiny.

Renowned British independent film producer Jeremy Thomas has died at 77. He produced over 80 films, including the Oscar-winning The Last Emperor and Eo.

Declassified Swiss files reveal a 1964 Israeli intelligence attempt to locate Nazi war criminal Josef Mengele by questioning his teenage stepson at a Swiss boarding school.

Dr. Maayan Sherman, mother of fallen soldier Ron Sherman, published the final birthday message sent by her son one month before he was abducted by Hamas on October 7.

Kelly Marcocci, 38, was arrested after running onto the Yankee Stadium field with a Palestinian flag on the anniversary of 9/11, following antisemitic conspiracy posts.

Israel's ultra-luxury real estate market set a record in 2025 with 635 transactions exceeding 10 million shekels, driven by high-end projects like Rothschild 10 and massive buying in Sde Dov.

Berry Sakharov’s first album in 15 years, 'Ladder of Love,' highlights his unique status in Israeli music. By combining deep-rooted cultural language, raw vocal restraint, and seamless electronic-Eastern fusions, Sakharov anchors grand pathos without falling into cliché.

Warren Buffett's 2016 acquisition of Precision Castparts for $37.2 billion is now valued at approximately $100 billion amid surging demand for aerospace and AI data center power components.

Israeli forward Anan Khalaili scored his debut Premier League goal for Crystal Palace against Ipswich Town, cementing his impressive start in England.

A 14-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting in Kafr Kanna on Saturday, while escalating violence across Arab society pushes the annual death toll to 170 amid growing security concerns.

Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced a 64% salary increase, raising his annual pay to 2.9 million US dollars, while pledging to donate the raise to charity for five years.

Cocktail watches are making a major fashion comeback, blending horology and fine jewelry. Discover how these delicate, bracelet-like timepieces elevate any wardrobe.

Retail is shifting toward Agentic Commerce as autonomous AI agents handle product discovery and purchasing. With AI-driven searches surging, brands must adopt Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) to win machine preference.

Sweden faces a knife-edge general election as Jimmie Åkesson's right-wing bloc challenges the incumbent centre-left, threatening to bring the populist party into government.

Staff Sergeant Major Itai Parson, a Yamam fighter from Haifa, was found dead on a Haifa beach after disappearing on Thursday afternoon, prompting a massive multi-agency search.

Discover ten family-friendly holiday activities across Israel for Rosh Hashanah, combining apiary tours, desert adventures, science exhibits, and historical heritage sites from north to south.

A 23-year-old motorcyclist in Netivot was arrested after severely injuring a female police officer during a confrontation. The officer underwent surgery at Soroka Medical Center, and a Beersheba court extended the suspect's detention by four days.

Israel Aerospace Industries Chairman Boaz Levy warned of persistent interceptor shortages amid ongoing warfare, urging increased defense budgets to sustain round-the-clock production lines.

Israeli windsurfers Tamar Steinberg and Sharon Kantor won gold and silver respectively at the IQFoil women's competition, highlighting a dominant team performance.

U.S. 10-year Treasury yields nearing 5% threaten global stock markets, raising financing costs for AI infrastructure and testing growth stock valuations amid inflation fears.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators vandalized a 9/11 memorial featuring 2,977 flags on a California university campus, sparking outrage and police investigation.

Historic Clementon Park in New Jersey closes permanently after 119 years, with owners putting the property up for sale following a period of managerial instability.

Regional concerns grow over a potential multi-front military escalation involving Iran, prompting intense diplomatic efforts by Gulf nations to avert a broader crisis.

US Homeland Security official Markwayne Mullin alleges that Representative Ilhan Omar married her brother in an immigration fraud scheme and could face deportation.

The BRICS summit opened in New Delhi on Saturday, highlighting India's diplomatic balancing act between the West, Russia, China, and Iran amid ongoing global conflicts.

A 78-year-old Israeli software engineer has developed an Android app called Parking Control to help drivers avoid unnecessary parking fees by tracking movement via AI.

An overview of volunteering opportunities across Israel highlights diverse initiatives, from 4x4 jeep trips for special education students to mentoring the blind and supporting elderly Alzheimer's patients.

Nine inmates died and 17 were injured during a major fire at the central prison in Kobani, northern Syria, which broke out amid a prison riot and local tribal tensions.

An Australian tourist was deported from Bali and banned from Indonesia for ten years after security footage of him engaging in a sexual act on private property went viral.

Heavy clashes erupted in Saravan, southeastern Iran, between security forces and armed militants, resulting in a prolonged battle lasting several hours.

Taiwanese celebrities Joe Wu-jeh and Michelle Chen faced severe backlash from health experts after revealing extreme one-meal-a-day diets.

Renowned Israeli actor and director Yossi Pollak passed away at 81. He left an indelible mark on theater, cinema, and television, starring in numerous landmark productions.

An IDF soldier shot and wounded a Palestinian near Jenin after a shepherd reported feeling threatened. Meanwhile, U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee visited Turmus Ayya.

A hardline Iranian lawmaker's bid to impeach President Masoud Pezeshkian has sparked a fierce internal conflict within Tehran's conservative camp, drawing sharp pushback from Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf.

Anthropic is reportedly in talks with Nvidia to secure up to $10 billion as an anchor investor for its upcoming IPO, which could value the AI firm at nearly $2 trillion.

German authorities have linked a failed drone attack on an Antonov aircraft at Leipzig Airport to Russian military intelligence, identifying two key suspects involved in the foiled sabotage plot.

Russia may step in to support the Houthis in Yemen if Iran's resources decline, utilizing a model of proxy backing that avoids a direct conflict with the US.

A Paris court sentenced Ilias Kharbouche to nine years in prison for orchestrating the violent 2023 robbery at the home of footballer Gianluigi Donnarumma and his pregnant partner.

Thousands of North American Jews are moving to Israel through Nefesh B'Nefesh, driven by rising antisemitism and a deep sense of Zionist commitment following the events of October 7.

Saudi Arabia faces severe security threats to its oil exports from the Houthis, Iran, and regional militias, while the U.S. declines direct military intervention.

Lenovo's new ThinkPad X13 Gen 7 delivers robust business performance and an ultralight carbon fiber build under 1 kg, priced at 8,400 NIS for top-tier configurations.

A California security firm discovered an AI tool capable of breaking into millions of WeChat accounts within hours, raising severe national security concerns ahead of US-China talks.

A 56-year-old man was arrested for setting fire to an electric car near Assuta Medical Center in Ashdod, claiming inadequate medical treatment as his motive.

Iranian analyst Trita Parsi argues that the collapse of US-Iran understandings highlights the need for a regional ceasefire, amid Houthi advances and a warning from Israel Katz.

A Tel Aviv court convicted a drug dealer caught with heroin and cocaine, but severely criticized police for using municipal cameras for real-time surveillance without legal authorization.

A Tel Aviv court acquitted a 60-year-old man of threatening his wife, citing severe flaws in the police investigation and a lack of reliable evidence.

The Central District Court in Lod convicted a man of sexually abusing his wife's niece over three years, while acquitting him of severe charges due to police investigation flaws.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaidi dismissed a regional military commander after drones targeting Saudi Arabia's strategic oil pipeline were launched from Maysan province.

Ben Shelton reaches his first Grand Slam final at the US Open, where he will face Alexander Zverev in pursuit of America's first major title since 2003.

Discover tonight's top television picks, featuring Shalom Hanoch celebrating 40 years of his classic album, the return of Mark Rober's CrunchLabs, and Conan O'Brien's finale.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun visited the southern city of Nabatieh to assert state sovereignty in a "Hezbollah" stronghold, emphasizing national security and military deployment.

Crypto billionaire Ben Delo has pledged 36 million pounds to Nigel Farage's Reform UK party, aiming to challenge Britain's major political parties amidst ongoing funding controversies.

Manor Solomon shines for West Ham ahead of Israel's Nations League opener against Austria. Coach Ran Ben Shimon faces severe defensive injury crises and logistical travel hurdles.

Igor Chaika, son of Russia's former Prosecutor General, became a viral sensation on social media, drawing widespread ridicule over his weight and sparking severe online backlash. Despite past corruption investigations and Western sanctions, Putin appointed him to head a major state agency.

A major fire following an explosion erupted at a Bulgarian arms depot belonging to dealer Emilian Gebrev's EMCO company, marking the second such blast in weeks amid past links to Russian sabotage.

US President Donald Trump dismissed existential threats from artificial intelligence, prioritizing the technological race against China over doomsday warnings from researchers at firms like OpenAI and Anthropic.

Israeli entrepreneur Idit Raz, founder of the startup Joonko, pleaded guilty in Manhattan to securities fraud after raising $27 million through false representations.

Tel Aviv's iconic Tzavta club celebrates 70 years as a cultural beacon, nurturing generations of Israeli musicians, poets, and groundbreaking theatrical artists.

The US has asked oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz to navigate during specific night hours for military protection amid rising Iranian threats and Houthi pipeline attacks in Saudi Arabia.

Manor Solomon shined with a goal and an assist as West Ham crushed Wrexham 6-0 to temporarily claim the top spot in the Championship, earning high praise from manager Nuno Espírito Santo.

Israel's coastline serves as a vital nursery for endangered guitarfish. Marine experts highlight their unique biology, reproduction habits, and conservation needs.

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta revealed he intentionally disrupts his players' routines and creates unexpected challenges to prevent panic when real disruptions occur.

Workplace boundary issues, toxic management tactics, and the Israeli "we are family" culture are examined by HR experts Sivan David and Noa Leibowitz, alongside challenges faced by IDF reservists.

A comparative experiment reveals that wrapping banana stems in aluminum foil is the best way to keep them fresh, firm, and yellow for days.

A look back at how the music industry reacted to September 11, 2001, tracing the evolution from country grief and patriotic anthems to protest music and trauma processing.

Israel's real estate market faces a severe three-year slump, with second-hand transactions plunging and brokers warning of a silent economic collapse across related industries.

The Greek island of Nisyros has approved a one-time grant of 3,000 euros for every newborn in resident families to combat severe demographic decline and retain young populations.

Omer Shem Tov, freed after 505 days in Hamas captivity, releases his memoir "Meeting Myself in Hell," reflecting on survival, trauma, and resilience.

Discover the hidden purpose behind the two indentations inside a standard clothespin, designed to separate the clothesline from the fabric and improve grip stability.

IDF drones have become a vital operational tool on the Syrian, Gazan, and Lebanese fronts, transforming offensive and defensive combat while overcoming initial electronic warfare challenges.

US officials revealed that Iran obtained high-resolution satellite imagery from Chinese entities before a July attack in Jordan that killed three American service members, potentially straining upcoming diplomatic talks between Washington and Beijing.

The New Mexico Supreme Court fined a defense attorney $5,000 for submitting a legal appeal containing fabricated police testimony and witnesses generated by ChatGPT.

Lieutenant A., injured in a West Bank car-ramming attack, returned to IDF service, completed officer training, and now manages operational deployments in the Gilad Formation.

Israeli political parties are finalizing surplus vote agreements ahead of the upcoming elections, with the Joint List and Ra'am signing a pact, alongside alliances formed within the change bloc.

The inaugural Ultimate World Athletics Championship kicked off in Budapest with a record $10 million prize pool. Mondo Duplantis, Jakob Ingebrigtsen, and Yaroslava Mahuchikh secured victories on the opening night.

The Hebrew New Year 5787 brought a wave of emotional births across Israel's hospitals, from Rambam in the north to Ichilov and Wolfson in the central region, bringing hope for a peaceful year.