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Shas leader Aryeh Deri condemned the film "Neza" and criticized Yair Golan's past remarks regarding IDF soldiers, urging Gadi Eisenkot to cancel any electoral surplus agreements with Golan.

A 19-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing incident on Shlomo Ben Yosef Street in Ashdod. Police launched an investigation with a suspected criminal background.

Oasis has announced their Live '27 world tour following their 2025 reunion, featuring 38 shows across Europe and the US with a new pre-registration ticket system.

The U.S. Treasury has imposed new sanctions on Russia's VTB Bank for helping Iran evade financial restrictions, expanding the risks for foreign institutions maintaining ties with the bank.

OpenAI has secretly acquired smartphone camera AI startup Glass Imaging in a deal valued at over $300 million. Founded by former Apple engineers, the company develops neural technology to elevate mobile photography to DSLR quality.

Discover the 9 true longevity principles of Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara, a legendary Japanese physician who lived to 105, offering timeless wisdom for a vibrant life.

Legendary American fashion and costume designer Bob Mackie has died at 87. Known for his iconic work with Cher, Broadway, and Hollywood stars, his career spanned over six decades.

Hostage survivor Rom Braslavski released a powerful video condemning government silence over the suicide of over 120 IDF combat veterans with PTSD since October 7.

The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that Clalit Health Services compromised patient privacy by using only ID numbers for phone verification, prompting security upgrades and compensation awards.

The Beersheba District Court will sentence Suriya Abu Arar for the reckless homicide of engaged couple Shahaf Danino and Eliav Abukasis in a fatal crash.

An oil tanker exploded in the Strait of Hormuz after allegedly striking a naval mine, as regional diplomatic talks aimed at reopening the strategic waterway were abruptly postponed.

France is reportedly pushing the EU to lift sanctions on oligarch Alisher Usmanov in exchange for French citizens detained in Azerbaijan, complicating EU sanctions renewal.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces a major foreign and economic policy dilemma as Saudi Arabia requests military support against Houthi attacks, driving up global oil prices and inflation fears.

The Argentine hit series Casi Ángeles is back in the spotlight after a massive cheating scandal involving its former stars, leading to a painful divorce and deep rifts.

The Israel Securities Authority concluded its criminal probe into Daniel Zaritsky over the unlawful marketing of the Pocket Option platform to Israeli investors, transferring the case to prosecutors.

American lifestyle icon Martha Stewart has sparked a social media frenzy by hinting she may share private nude photos, continuing to challenge age norms at 85.

Einav Zangauker, mother of captive Matan Zangauker, revealed details about her intelligence cooperation, a Shin Bet video request, and sharp criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court ruled that the National Insurance Institute must cancel old debts and refund deductions after a seven-year lapse in collection activity.

Volkswagen and Porsche have completed the sale of their remaining Bugatti-Rimac stakes for €1 billion, ending a 28-year German ownership of the French hypercar maker to focus on EV development.

Florida authorities successfully completed Operation Statewide Shield, rescuing 163 missing minors from abuse and trafficking in a historic state-led effort.

Data from the Schechter Institute reveals a growing interest in Jewish studies among tech and management professionals, alongside a younger average student age and geographic expansion.

Families in the northern community of Granot HaGalil face severe delays in expanding their neighborhood, highlighting bureaucratic hurdles amid ambitious state goals for regional population growth.

Authorities are investigating whether actress Hayden Panettiere died from an oxycodone pill laced with fentanyl. The 36-year-old star was found unresponsive in August.

Sweden's center-left opposition bloc led by Magdalena Andersson holds a narrow lead in the general election, securing 176 seats against Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's 173 seats.

An Electra Afikim bus driver on line 350 was suspended after passengers filmed him watching TikTok videos while driving from Bnei Brak to Ashdod and yelling at them.

The Ministry of Tourism announced "Israeli Tourism Month" for November 2026, featuring subsidized 18-shekel artist performances and regional tourism campaigns across four nationwide zones to support local businesses.

Global digital forensics firm Cellebrite has announced plans to reincorporate as a US entity by 2027, aiming to boost investor appeal and market growth.

Google has launched its native Gemini application for Windows 10 and 11, featuring screen awareness, keyboard shortcuts, and deep integration with Google services.

The documentary "NZA" exposes the IDF's use of AI in Gaza, sparking severe internal backlash and a rare intervention by Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir to protect Unit 8200.

Senior police officers warned Commissioner Dani Levy that hundreds of patrol vehicles exceed manufacturer limits, risking operational readiness amid a budget dispute with Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Shikun & Binui shareholders overwhelmingly approved selling Shikun Energy to the Generation Fund for NIS 4.45 billion. The deal requires further regulatory approvals and includes a NIS 300 million penalty clause.

Cybersecurity stocks surged on Wall Street as AI risks and warnings from tech leaders fueled demand for security solutions, with CrowdStrike and Zscaler jumping over 15%.

Keshet Teamim chain launches broad food discounts on meat, fish, dairy, and snacks. Frozen salmon is priced at 49.90 NIS per kg and Tnuva cheese at 14.90 NIS.

Deutsche Bank analysts highlight a critical global week for central banks, as rising oil prices and inflation pressures challenge the Federal Reserve, BoE, and Bank of Japan.

Channel 12 journalist Adva Dadon warned the public that scammers created a fake Facebook group using her name to lure users into fraudulent financial advice schemes.

A budget dispute between National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and police leadership has frozen funds meant for elite counterterrorism units, including Yamam and the Gideonim, sparking severe criticism over deteriorating operational conditions.

The Israeli food retail market is booming as Keshet Teamim, Stop Market, and Carrefour Israel pursue massive valuations and IPOs, shifting focus toward data and Retail Media.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed higher on Monday, led by a 1.11% gain in the TA-125 index. Arit Industries surged 12.70%, while Electra Real Estate led the market decliners.

A Kansas man was arrested in Florida for allegedly posting antisemitic death threats against conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, featuring a countdown to Yom Kippur.

A 19-year-old Christian permanent resident of East Jerusalem was arrested at Ben Gurion Airport by the Military Police on suspicion of being an IDF deserter, shocking her family.

A Qalansawe resident was arrested for allegedly inciting violence against MK Mansour Abbas on social media. Meanwhile, police continue cracking down on online threats targeting Israeli public figures.

The Association for Civil Rights in Israel demanded an investigation into the Israel Police after snipers were photographed pointing weapons at civilians in Haifa.

The Civil Administration in the West Bank imposed 200,000 shekels in fines for illegal water drilling near Jenin, utilizing new administrative enforcement powers for the first time.

Yemeni officials warn that Houthi control over the Bab el-Mandeb Strait backed by Iran poses a severe threat to global trade, regional security, and international maritime routes.

Oracle has initiated a new round of layoffs starting Monday as part of organizational restructuring to cut payroll expenses and fund AI infrastructure investments.

Haifa District Court approved a rehabilitation plan for infrastructure firm A.M.C. Shemesh despite 1.25 billion shekels in debt claims, prioritizing key public transit projects over liquidation.

Bank Leumi faces a leadership change as Amir Rosen steps down from his role at the AI Center. His departure coincides with the exit of real estate head Tzachi Artzi.

Saudi Arabia and Israel reportedly held U.S.-mediated talks on intelligence sharing to counter Houthi threats. Meanwhile, U.S. plans for Saudi civilian nuclear development spark discussions on regional security and normalization.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the launch of 'Operation Economic Outcast' to sever Iran's global funding channels, calling on international whistleblowers for actionable intelligence.

A new documentary by the Campaign Against Antisemitism exposes alleged antisemitic abuse and systemic failures within Britain's NHS, detailing harrowing accounts from Jewish patients and staff.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the destruction of major Hezbollah terror strongholds at the Beaufort and Ali Taher Ridges in southern Lebanon, warning of heavier blows if attacked.

A woman in India suffered severe scalp injuries after her hair got caught in a Ferris wheel mechanism at a local fair, sparking renewed safety concerns following a separate fatal accident.

The deputy mayor of Rishon LeZion was questioned again by police regarding serious allegations including rape and threats. Prosecutors will soon review the case.

American defense-tech firm Ondas has acquired Israeli company GATE Technologies and European partner Bron Technologies in a deal valued at up to $390 million, expanding its precision-strike and electronic fuze capabilities.

The High Court heard a petition from the Castleman family demanding a criminal probe into police handling of the scene where Yuval Castleman was killed in 2023.

Mexican authorities raided a hidden cryptocurrency mining farm in Puebla state, seizing hundreds of computers and investigating potential power theft and money laundering.

Four former senior Israeli security officials warned in a new protest video that a deliberate security escalation could be used to delay or cancel the upcoming Knesset elections.

Epitomee Medical shares surged 15% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, exceeding a 110% gain over three days following the appointment of new CEO Dolev Rafaeli. The company aims to revitalize its innovative weight-loss pill through direct-to-consumer digital channels.

Neo-Nazis disrupted New York's 25th anniversary of 9/11 with antisemitic protests near Ground Zero, drawing widespread outrage during official memorial events.

Sabotage at an Israel Electric Corporation facility caused overnight power outages in Meitar, Lakiya, and surrounding areas. Crews restored service, and a police complaint will be filed.

Rapper Macklemore has been removed from Ed Sheeran's US stadium tour after multiple venues threatened cancellations over his anti-Israel political remarks during previous performances.

The official memorial hillula for late Shas founder Rabbi Ovadia Yosef at Binyanei HaUma has been canceled due to legal delays and an Attorney General election ban.

Prominent Israeli journalist Haim Levinson is launching a new daily solo political podcast titled Levinson on the Morning on the All In network.

Yohanan Elishuv, the last surviving participant of the historic ink flag hoisting at Um Rashrash in 1949, passed away at 95. A legendary Palmach veteran of the 1948 generation, he fought in fierce battles and later worked in road development.

The family of missing girl Haimnot Kasau met with Lahav 433 police officers, expressing deep frustration and demanding the case be transferred to the Shin Bet.

Israel Police and Border Police commanders awarded certificates of appreciation to officers who neutralized a stabbing terrorist in the Old City of Jerusalem over the weekend.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned of a severe existential threat if the ultra-Orthodox integration and military service crisis is left unresolved, calling the upcoming vote emergency rescue elections.

Israel's desalination plants have resumed operations after a two-week crisis caused by an algal bloom in the Mediterranean. The national water system is now fully stable.

MK Tally Gotliv appeared at the Lod District Court for a defamation lawsuit filed by Shikma Bressler. Gotliv attacked Defense Minister Israel Katz and announced her move to Otzma Yehudit.

Magen David Adom operates on high alert ahead of Yom Kippur with 39,000 staff and volunteers. MDA urges the public to follow safety guidelines, prepare protected spaces, and stay hydrated.

Pop stars Static and Adi Biton were spotted holding hands in Tokyo during a holiday trip, sparking fresh dating rumors and reigniting discussions about their relationship.

The Ministry of Health urges high-risk populations to get vaccinated early for the winter season, as hospitals and HMOs prepare for a respiratory illness surge.

The Victory supermarket chain has announced new discounts on fish, poultry, wines, and sweets, valid until October 3. Customers can find special prices across various popular food categories.

Similarweb data for August shows ChatGPT reaching a record sixth place in Israel, outpacing major news sites, while traditional media face a post-World Cup decline.

A Netivot factory safe containing millions in checks was stolen during the holiday despite a triggered security alert, while a separate moshav home was burglarized of gold, jewelry, and a firearm.

The artificial intelligence industry is shifting from conversational assistants to autonomous digital workers capable of executing multi-step workflows. As advanced models like Astra and Claude Fable 5.1 push technical boundaries, intense price competition is reshaping enterprise adoption strategies.

A new report highlights global destinations where tourists report cold or impatient treatment, including Paris, Italy, and Germany. While local fatigue grows, tourism remains a vital economic pillar.

The Israel Electric Corporation connected a new 217 million shekel underground substation in Tel Aviv to bolster power reliability for Ramat Aviv and northern Tel Aviv.

A convicted weapons smuggler from Kuseife has been ordered to pay the state 105,000 shekels to cover his emergency military helicopter evacuation following a border chase.

The Democrats leader Yair Golan filed a 2.5 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Sara Netanyahu after she suggested he had prior knowledge of the October 7 massacre.

Kan's Makan network launches a new weekly radio program titled "Sound of Copper," hosted by Wassim Kayouf, exploring the challenges, successes, and regional ties of Israel's Druze community.

The hit series HaPshuta concludes its first season tonight on Kan BOX and Kan 11 with a special cameo by Gal Gadot, having already surpassed 10 million total views.

Tom Holland has officially become the highest-grossing actor in history at age 30, with his films surpassing 15.5 billion dollars worldwide driven by blockbusters like Spider-Man and Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey.

A Petah Tikva court extended the remand of Yigal Boskila, suspect in the abduction of a 10-year-old boy, as police investigate additional complaints.

Villagers in India's Uttar Pradesh tied a cellular technician to a communications tower to protest two years of poor network service, prompting a police investigation.

Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball club announced it is dropping all legal proceedings against fans and canceling warning letters under new leadership, aiming for reconciliation ahead of the season.

A Tel Aviv court annulled a verdict ordering a former PM residence housekeeper to pay 100,000 shekels to Sara Netanyahu, as legal proceedings over defamation continue.

Tel Aviv faces major traffic disruptions on September 16-17 due to Sarit Hadad's 30th-anniversary concerts at Yarkon Park. Authorities advise using public transit and designated park-and-ride lots.

Israel has purchased eight armored Audi A8 Security limousines for the prime minister at 3 million shekels each, featuring VR9 ballistic protection and advanced survival systems.

Actor Andres Gil has finally broken his silence, confirming rumors that he was the mystery man behind the dramatic divorce of Argentine stars Gimena Accardi and Nicolás Vázquez.

Saudi Arabia announced the discovery of 110 million tons of uranium ore in the Medina region amid its efforts to develop a civilian nuclear energy program.

Discover which fruits, from berries to citrus and avocados, are backed by science to help boost memory, reduce brain inflammation, and support cognitive health.

A new JPPI report warns that internal polarization poses a greater threat to Israel's survival than external enemies, highlighting deep social fractures and rising antisemitism.

Behind official reports, the Jewish community in Netherlands faces growing hostility and polarization since Oct 7. Rising antisemitism, public tensions, and security challenges drive deep concerns about future life in Europe.

Three brothers and their father have been charged with kidnapping a man over a drug debt, extorting his family, and shooting near his legs before a Yamam rescue operation.

Cellebrite is moving its incorporation from Israel to the U.S. in a multi-billion dollar strategic shift aimed at securing major American defense contracts and broadening investor appeal.

Wall Street faces a high-stakes week of US macroeconomic data, Federal Reserve rate decisions, and mounting fiscal deficit concerns driven by proposed economic stimulus plans.

Julius Baer analysts examine global market trends focusing on US inflation, oil price shifts following the Saudi pipeline attack, rising bond yields, and ongoing AI infrastructure investments.

Meet 82-year-old Ruth de Jong, a Dutch-born physician who converted to Judaism and now lives alone in the ancient Druze village of Peki'in, dedicated to maintaining the holy cave of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai.

Intelligence assessments indicate that Mojtaba Khamenei is making independent decisions and seeking revenge while Iran faces severe economic collapse and growing domestic unrest.

Ugandan news anchor Edward Rukiidi Kijjanguma has been named the new king of the Toro Kingdom following the death of King Oyo. The appointment has triggered a fierce succession dispute within the royal family.

The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against a 55-year-old central Israel resident for allegedly raping and abusing his daughter for six years starting at age eight.

A Tel Aviv enforcement registrar ruled that an elderly woman who received a debt discharge must surrender part of her 320,000-shekel inheritance to creditors, while keeping the majority.

A violent clash occurred outside the Petah Tikva Family Court during a custody hearing for the daughter of Lia Malka, who was murdered in June. Her ex-husband, once a murder suspect, faced angry relatives.

The Jerusalem District Court weighs house arrest for Linor Sasson, a suspect in Beniahu Razi's murder. The victim's mother and legal representatives strongly oppose the release, citing her criminal history and alleged role in orchestrating the violent attack.

Oscar winner Cillian Murphy's 19-year-old son Aran stunned fans on the red carpet with his striking resemblance to his father, while advancing his own acting career with major upcoming HBO roles.

Mohammad Eslami, Iran's Vice President for Nuclear Affairs, was blocked from entering Austria after the US opposed a UN travel exemption, forcing him to miss the IAEA conference in Vienna.

The partner of the prime suspect in the Jaffa murder of Muhammad Rafat Ahmad Katuwan was arrested at Ben Gurion Airport trying to flee Israel. Police are appealing a court decision to release her as the probe into organized crime ties continues.

IDF and Shin Bet intensified strikes across the Gaza Strip on Monday, carrying out four targeted liquidations that killed at least four Hamas commanders and operatives.

Coca-Cola Israel faces a 1.56 million NIS fine by the Competition Authority for interfering with consumer prices, following an earlier 18 million NIS penalty for food law violations.

Ronen Ganon, owner of Zol Stock, has received antitrust approval to acquire a 70% stake in Multi Retail Group for 168 million shekels, paving the way for a merger into a 155-store retail group.

Israeli startup Buildots has raised $130 million at a valuation approaching $1 billion, driven by surging demand for its AI-powered construction monitoring platform in data center projects.

Channel 12 News has appointed Adar Gitzis as its new technology correspondent, shifting from northern and crime reporting to cover Israel's booming high-tech and AI sectors.

Cryptocurrency market shows positive trends on Monday as Bitcoin rises 1.44% to $77,885.4 and Ethereum gains 1.31%, while Tether records a slight dip.

Meitav's weekly review highlights Israel's moderate inflation, complex budget deficit, and dormant housing market, while warning of U.S. monetary tightening risks and high household equity exposure.

Psagot Investment House highlights US inflation pressures, rising Fed rate hike expectations, European monetary tightening, and a cautious recovery in Israel's housing market.

Shimon Weisfeld, indicted on Friday for assaulting his elderly mother, died hours later at Tzalmon Prison on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, prompting an official investigation by the Israel Prison Service.

Dr. Galia Shalev, a veterinarian from Moshav Ein HaBesor, has been awarded the prestigious 2026 WSAVA Animal Welfare Award for her extraordinary bravery in rescuing and treating abandoned pets during the Gaza war.

Protests erupted across Syria after the government raised fuel prices by up to 40 percent, citing temporary adjustments due to global supply costs and refinery maintenance.

Jerusalem prosecutors filed an indictment against a Beersheba man for spiking baby food jars with psychiatric drugs, poisoning five toddlers who required emergency hospitalization.

Three Kiryat Gat residents overcame major personal and professional hurdles to secure advanced technical roles at Intel. Their success highlights an expanding regional training model aiming to integrate hundreds of locals into high-tech manufacturing.

US President Donald Trump surprised reporters aboard Air Force One by sharing his eclectic personal playlist, featuring tracks from Dolly Parton, ABBA, and Luciano Pavarotti.

The Democrats party sent a legal warning to the Im Tirtzu movement and Likud, demanding clarification on whether the NGO constitutes an undeclared election body or a faction-linked entity for Likud ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections.

Fox CEO Harel Wiesel sold shares worth 1.04 million shekels, retaining a 6.47% stake valued at 304 million shekels. Meanwhile, Golf CEO Eyal Greenberg made a minor purchase of 54 shares.

The National Insurance Institute is expanding digital and advisory services for senior citizens, utilizing 4,500 volunteers and a dedicated hotline to ensure full rights realization.

Israeli mortgage volumes hit a record 11.5 billion shekels in July, driven by falling interest rates and a wave of refinancing activity across the housing market.

LG has responded to a security investigation alleging that its smart TVs record audio during standby mode and transmit local network data for advertising purposes.

Police in Kafr Kanna indicted a 34-year-old resident for burglary after he surprisingly returned stolen items with a note, only to be caught following a second break-in.

Israeli police arrested a 60-year-old driver on Route 65 traveling at 170 km/h with an astronomical alcohol level of 1,720 micrograms and positive drug tests.

A Lod court sentenced Suhail Bashir to four years in prison for smuggling cash from Israel to the West Bank to fund Hamas, concluding a major terror-financing case.

An Eilat party led to a drug raid and the seizure of thousands of gold and silver coins. Although money laundering suspicions were dropped, tax authorities refuse to return the valuable treasure.

Kim Or Azulay and Yiftach Ziv have named their newborn son Dilan Ziv, celebrating a private brit milah ceremony in Tel Aviv sixteen days after his birth.

Discover Ha-Homa Ha-Sinit in Tel Aviv, a nostalgic neighborhood Chinese restaurant operating for nearly 30 years, offering classic, comforting unpretentious meals.

The State Attorney's Office indicted four individuals, including a minor, for attempting to smuggle 17 kg of hashish across the Jordanian border, facing charges of drug export and violating sovereignty.

The world's largest mobile Israeli flag, standing 40 meters tall, was raised at the Port of Haifa to boost national unity and pride following a relocation from Kfar Shmaryahu.

Aspen Group is investing over 3 million NIS to upgrade the commercial center at Tel Aviv's HaPil Junction, set to reopen in October with a refreshed culinary and wellness concept.

Bar Refaeli enters her fifth year as Femina's face, starring in the 'Midnight Muse' Fall-Winter campaign while advancing her business ventures with med-tech firm FACTOR X.

Arkia has cancelled its planned direct flights from Ben Gurion Airport to Ho Chi Minh City due to low demand, while doubling Hanoi flights and launching a new Manila route.

FedEx Express has appointed Avishay Gazit as Managing Director for Israel, Greece, and Cyprus, succeeding Miriam Tzur after a distinguished career.

Office Depot launches holiday and back-to-campus promotions on tech gadgets, power banks, and office furniture, featuring VAT-exempt deals at its Eilat branches.

An indictment was filed against a Kiryat Motzkin resident for violently assaulting and threatening to kill his elderly mother, following a police investigation.

Israel marks Sukkot with dozens of nationwide family events, from heritage treasure hunts and science workshops to theatrical performances and desert tours.

Altshuler Shaham, managing 160 billion shekels, is being acquired by Wobi and Yair Lewinstein. The iconic brand will disappear, but savers' funds remain secure.

Sara Netanyahu faced public backlash after appearing in a New Year video with Border Police officers, drawing criticism over the alleged use of security forces for political campaign purposes.

An Assuta Ramat HaHayil patient facing a potential sperm donor genetic mismatch refuses further testing. The medical center seeks Ministry of Health guidance.

Israel is launching a global public diplomacy campaign against the controversial film Collateral Damage, which won a prize at the Venice Film Festival. Officials and politicians condemn the movie as a distorted distortion of IDF operations in Gaza.

Samsung has launched a aggressive social media campaign targeting Apple over the new iPhone Duo, using TikTok and X to mock Cupertino for entering the foldable market late.

Two suspects were arrested following an international investigation into human trafficking and pimping, operating between foreign countries and Israel.

Italian mechanic Andrea Marzi converted a 1993 Fiat Panda into an ultra-narrow electric vehicle measuring just 50.20 cm wide, officially setting a Guinness World Record.

The Fattal Hotel Group has expanded its presence in Athens by rebranding the former Great Athens Hotel into the Leonardo Hotel Athens City Center, offering 117 rooms and a rooftop pool.

A bereaved father who was violently arrested after filming a traffic stop filed a formal complaint with the Police Internal Investigations Department, citing disproportionate police force and humiliation.

The National Economic Council has proposed halting mandatory employee pension contributions until age 40 to boost young workers' disposable income, sparking debate over long-term savings versus immediate financial relief.

The humanitarian crisis in occupied Oleshky worsens as a Russian drone strike targets areas near the Polish border, prompting international concern and US calls to halt energy strikes.

France has officially apologized to the United States after a diplomatic crisis sparked by a controversial UN mission post questioning American human rights commitments.

Switzerland prepares for a September 27 referendum on a constitutional amendment to strictly enforce neutrality, sparking a heated debate led by billionaire Christoph Blocher.

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with CENTCOM chief Admiral Brad Cooper in Riyadh to discuss regional security, Houthi threats, and defense coordination.

The IDF has officially rejected the narrative of the Venice-winning Israeli film "Collateral Damage", calling its claims about Gaza operations unfounded, anonymous, and reliant on misused legal terms.

US President Donald Trump urged Ukraine to halt drone strikes on Russian refineries, citing soaring diesel prices and inflation concerns ahead of the US midterm elections.

Israeli businessman Amos Luzon invested about 440,000 NIS in open-market shares across Luzon Group, Luzon-Ronson, and Luzon Credit ahead of a shareholder vote on compensation.

Airoergy has signed a proposal to acquire 100% of the 7.84 MW FLUX wind farm in Poland for approximately 13.5 million euros, marking its expansion into wind energy.

A Waymo autonomous robotaxi in San Francisco alerted police after internal cameras detected underage passengers carrying a loaded ghost gun, marijuana, and pepper spray.

Ukrainian Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko filed charges against anti-corruption chief Semen Kryvonos before stepping down, prompting President Volodymyr Zelensky to call for his immediate dismissal.

An indictment was filed in Beersheba against 25-year-old Walid Al-Ataika Danfiri for flying a drone into Egypt and drug smuggling, highlighting a surge in border security breaches.

Police in Rahat raided a major criminal weapons cache, seizing a shotgun, Glock 17 pistols, ammunition, and arresting five suspects in a series of targeted operations.

Israel Railways announced schedule changes for Yom Kippur 2026, featuring reinforced train service on the holiday eve and full resumption on Tuesday.

A heated clash occurred at the Jerusalem District Court between the mother of murdered Banyahu Razi and relatives of defendant Shilat Chuta, amid ongoing trials over the Nachlaot murder.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for an emergency slowdown in AI development following internal safety breaches, triggering sharp market drops across global tech stocks and prompting OpenAI to delay its mega-IPO.

The Jewish National Fund approved a 33 million shekel budget for 2026-2027 to fund detailed urban planning in Israel's northern periphery, tackling seismic risks and market failures.

The National Library of Israel announces the exhibition "7.10 | Bound in Memory" featuring memorial books, calling on families to deposit publications to preserve national heritage.

The Supreme Court ruled that real estate developers in Target Price housing programs are not automatically entitled to construction fee exemptions, saving local authorities hundreds of millions of shekels.

AI researcher Andrew Tulloch is leaving Meta for rival Anthropic less than a year after securing a massive compensation package, highlighting tech talent retention challenges.

Asian street food chain Asiatico is investing 2 million NIS in rebranding and plans to open 6 new franchise branches, aiming for 10 locations nationwide by 2027.

Likud leadership is weighing its electoral strategy regarding Ofer Winter's lagging party as internal polls show him struggling below the threshold, risking right-wing votes.

Iran denied involvement in a Saudi oil pipeline attack and rejected claims of interference with Yemen's Houthis, dismissing U.S. allegations as psychological warfare.

Recent political party changes ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections have brought several new temporary lawmakers into the Israeli parliament, granting them full salaries and benefits despite the brief term.

My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way hinted at a potential new album during a Texas concert, more than 15 years after their last studio release.

Nahariya’s mayor and senior municipal officials filed a police complaint against resident Noam Debi over a defamatory video containing suspected threats and extortion.

The Lod District Court sentenced kindergarten assistant Shelly Sheinker to seven years in prison for abusing 12 toddlers over a one-month period in Netanya.

A contact lens recall in New Zealand and Australia triggered a 10% drop in SHEIN shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange amid mounting financial losses and regulatory hurdles.

Ari Real Estate, controlled by Tzachi Abu, moves to secure full control of a massive commercial complex in Ashdod through an option to buy out Iron Real Estate's stake for 137 million shekels.

Author and content creator Hadassah Ben Ari urged her Instagram followers to pray for a young boy in critical condition after contracting the rare brain-eating amoeba.

Strauss Group's Elite brand announced the return of its nostalgic Jelly Berachot candies to shelves in Israel, alongside a limited edition of Tov Ta'am chocolate wafers.

Blue Bird Airways and HaDaka HaTish'im launch discounted vacation packages to Greece and Cyprus for the long weekend before Yom Kippur, offering prices 25% lower than peak Sukkot rates.

Police closed a club near Gedera for 15 days after the owner concealed a violent brawl that occurred over the weekend, violating licensing terms.

A PISA report reveals an unprecedented academic drop in Israeli schools alongside high student life satisfaction, ranking Israel third globally despite ongoing conflict.

The Ministry of Education has opened nominations for the Israel Prize with a 75,000 shekel award, highlighting strict rules prohibiting self-nominations amid past political controversies.

An Ashkelon resident was indicted for hacking hundreds of computers across companies and private homes, stealing data, and committing severe privacy offenses.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar inaugurated Israel's first embassy in Ljubljana on Wednesday following a dramatic shift in Slovenian foreign policy, establishing a key EU ally.

A recent Daily Mail report highlights Paris, Italy, Germany, South Korea, New York, and Montenegro as destinations perceived as unwelcoming, though experts note cultural differences and overtourism play a major role.

Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kobergs fired Welfare Minister Reinis Ozolnieks after he was caught driving with an extremely high level of alcohol.

Israeli music star Sarit Hadad is celebrating 30 years of career with two massive shows at Yarkon Park, joined by special guests Sharif and Subliminal.

Explore Israel's newest culinary hotspots, from artisan sourdough bakeries in Haifa and Tel Aviv's wild ice cream shops to innovative bistros and upcoming foodie openings.

Apple has released iOS 27, featuring conversational Siri powered by Google Gemini, advanced Apple Intelligence tools, and deep system-wide performance enhancements.

Yisrael Beytenu's Rafi Ben Shitrit discussed potential coalition terms with Ofer Winter, ruling out cooperation if Winter recommends Netanyahu and opposes a state inquiry.

The IDF is intensifying military operations around Al-Mansouri in southern Lebanon, aiming to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure within the yellow line and prevent hostile reinfiltration.

Security forces arrested an unarmed terrorist in Hebron after intelligence identified social media posts detailing his plans for an imminent shooting attack against Israelis.

A new land tender in the Bedouin town of Hura offers plots for semi-detached homes at a total cost of around 100,000 shekels, presenting rare sub-2 million shekel private housing opportunities.

Or Blorian, Israel national team defender and Sporting Kansas City player, underwent emergency heart catheterization after experiencing chest pains, sidelining him for the rest of the season.

Hatzi Hinam supermarket chain launched a new chef-driven prepared food market at its Rehovot branch, featuring daily dishes by chefs Moshe Badishi and Shahaf Shabtai.

Yael Bar Zohar shared an emotional clip from her documentary journey to Boston, opening up about the murder of her nephew Ilai Baram at the Nova festival and urging Jewish youth abroad to keep breathing.

The Regional Labor Court ordered Clal Insurance to pay 50,000 shekels for discriminating against a blind job applicant by refusing to accommodate screen-reader software.

Air Baltic has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New York due to soaring jet fuel prices driven by the Iran conflict, securing a 350 million euro financing deal while flights continue as scheduled.

Iconic Hasidic singer Avraham Fried reflects on his 40-year career, the profound impact of music during wartime, and keeping the Jewish spirit alive.

The Israel Defense Forces warned that rising West Bank friction threatens major escalation, prompting troop reinforcements and heightened security across the Central Command.

Keren Hayesod Chairman Eli Vered Hazan has announced his resignation amid a political uproar over alleged pressure to appoint former MK Osant Mark.

Puerto Rican athlete Melanie Valdés Reyes suffered an epileptic seizure during a live TV broadcast. Known for marathon racing in a wheelchair, she shared the footage to raise awareness about epilepsy.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has invited Deputy Chief of Staff Amir Yadai to a security briefing with Opposition Leader Yair Lapid to seek support for defense budget adjustments.

Music manager Scooter Braun is reportedly planning to propose to actress Sydney Sweeney within six months. The couple recently celebrated Rosh Hashanah together in Connecticut and shared romantic moments in Italy.

Health experts in Israel report an early seasonal rise in viral and bacterial sore throats, linked to the return to schools. Doctors recommend early flu vaccination and proper treatment.

Prostate cancer cases in Israel are rising, with over 3,700 diagnoses projected for 2026. Experts emphasize lifestyle changes and early detection.

Discover three fast and delicious weeknight recipes, including quick chicken arayes in a toaster, perfectly cooked Ninja grill chicken thighs, and easy homemade Turkish doner.

A video from the BRICS summit in New Delhi showing India's Foreign Ministry spokesperson snacking during Iran's presidential address has gone viral on social media.

Dr. David Silverstein, a pioneering American Jewish cardiologist and personal physician to former Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi, has passed away at 82.

Polymarket data shows former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot leading Israel's next prime ministerial race with 53% probability, ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at 30%.

Yaakov Ben Ezra, the legendary founder of Atlit's iconic "Ezra HaDayag" restaurant and a former Hula Lake skipper, passed away at 90, leaving a rich culinary legacy.

The Fattal Hotel Group has launched its second hotel in Athens, the Leonardo Hotel Athens City Center, bringing its active properties in Greece to five as part of a broader European expansion.

Satellite imagery shows severe damage to Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack, threatening global energy supplies as export reserves dwindle.

Voters in the autonomous Muslim region of the Philippines began voting for their first parliament on Monday, amid deadly shooting violence that left three dead near polling stations.

An amateur archaeologist in Finland discovered nearly five kilograms of silver from the Viking Age using a metal detector, marking the largest coin hoard ever found in the country.

A 70-year-old hiker missing for a week in Michigan's Isle Royale National Park was rescued alive by fellow backpackers and the U.S. Coast Guard.

Iraq has begun reopening its land borders with Iran under Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi, defying new US sanctions from President Donald Trump amid regional tensions.

Yisrael Beytenu MK Oded Forer petitioned the Central Elections Committee to disqualify MK Ofer Cassif from the 26th Knesset over alleged support for armed struggle.

A 15-year-old boy survived for over 62 hours clinging to an overturned boat in the Bering Sea after a fishing trip turned tragic, losing his brother and cousin.

An ancient possum-like marsupial thought extinct for 5,000 years has been rediscovered in Indonesian Papua, prompting strict secrecy to protect the rare Lazarus species from poachers.

North Korea conducted a large-scale combined live-fire drill involving missiles and artillery, aiming to showcase its ability to overwhelm US and South Korean air defenses.

Tamira Yardeni, founder of Teddy Productions, transfers control of the iconic 55-year-old content firm to long-time executives Yoav Tzafir and Meital Cohen, opting against external sale offers.

Keshet 12 dominated television ratings last night with a special interview hosted by Rotem Sela and comedian Yisrael Katorza, capturing 15 percent of the prime-time audience.

Bituach Yashir is offering a 200 shekels gift card to customers joining comprehensive car insurance via AI engines like ChatGPT and Gemini, following a successful Q2 2026 with 117 million shekels in profit.

The Tex-Mex chain Rapidos, part of the BBB Group, opened its first Eilat branch with a 1 million NIS investment, expanding its nationwide footprint to 7 locations.

The labor dispute at AIG Israel escalated as the service department joined a full strike, halting all company operations amid a deadlock in collective agreement negotiations.

Hapoel Tel Aviv won the Cagliari tournament by beating Bayern Munich and will return to Israel ahead of the Super Cup derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Iran denied IRGC casualties at Lebanon's Ali Taher ridge as the IDF consolidates control along the Yellow Line. Defense Minister Israel Katz affirmed that troops will not withdraw until Hezbollah is fully disarmed.

Holiday feasts often trigger uncomfortable heartburn and acid reflux. Experts share essential tips on meal timing, dietary triggers, and medical management to survive the season.

Discover effective post-holiday dietary strategies focusing on protein-rich meals and smart carbohydrate management to shed extra weight healthily.

The Carlton Tel Aviv was named Israel's Leading Hotel for 2026 at the World Travel Awards in Dubai, while the David InterContinental Tel Aviv won leading conference hotel.

Ran Danker returns to the Festigal stage as the main villain, joking about his massive salary and wanting a yacht wedding in Portofino.

Israeli entrepreneur Liran Weitzman sold a stake in his Sircle hotel management company to India's PRISM for 150 million euro, valuing his European operations at up to 300 million euro.

Maccabi Tel Aviv returned from Cyprus following pre-season matches, preparing for Thursday's Supercup against Hapoel Tel Aviv amid minor injury updates on Yam Madar and Daniel Theis.

Israeli basketball guard Gal Raviv has been ranked 32nd in the 2028 WNBA mock draft by W Bound, following stellar performances for Miami and the national team.

A Petah Tikva court ordered a seller to pay 125,000 NIS in broker fees and compensation, ruling the agent was the effective cause of a Ra'anana home sale.

Silvia Cunio from Kibbutz Nir Oz reflects on the 738-day Hamas captivity of her sons David and Ariel, sharing the immense psychological toll of the October 7 attacks and their eventual release.

A Jerusalem court granted a rare financial rehabilitation to a 65-year-old widow with 1 million NIS in debts, allowing her to clear them for 21,600 NIS while keeping her savings.

Police arrested a Netanya resident suspected of involvement in the theft of assault rifles from the Shayetet 13 naval commando base in Atlit, bringing the total number of suspects in custody to four.

A 19-year-old from Segev Shalom was arrested at the Yokneam Tunnels carrying over 6 kg of hashish hidden in his spare tire on the eve of Rosh Hashanah.

A 22-year-old woman was seriously injured in a shooting in Umm Batin in the Negev, amid a surge of violent crime and shootings across Israel over the past week.

Eighteen-year-old Maltese dancer Kelly Caruana died following a severe car crash in Qormi after her condition deteriorated days after the August collision.

The IDF firmly rejected allegations made in the Venice-winning documentary 'The Zone', calling its anonymous testimonies unverifiable. Minister Miki Zohar called the film treasonous, while co-creator Yuval Abraham urged critics to watch it.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Vladimir Putin has failed to restore Russia's superpower status, warning that Moscow stands no chance against NATO.

China exported 7.3 million vehicles in eight months, disrupting global and Israeli markets with high-tech luxury models at aggressive prices, threatening European brands despite recent massive safety recalls.

Yohananoff supermarket chain launches an unprecedented promotion, offering children's bicycles for just 199 shekels ahead of the Tishrei holidays alongside introducing smart shopping carts.

Former Big Brother star Tirtza Cohen faced severe online criticism after visiting the Western Wall in a cropped jacket alongside her partner, Hapoel Tel Aviv player Doron Leidner.

Dor Turgeman starred for the New England Revolution with a goal and an assist in a 2-1 away win over Chicago Fire, keeping his side third in the MLS Eastern Conference.

Alexander Zverev conquered the 2026 US Open by defeating Ben Shelton in four sets, securing his second Grand Slam title of the year following his French Open triumph. Overcoming years of heartbreak, the German star cemented his elite status.

US President Donald Trump's childhood home in Queens, New York, has been sold for $1.93 million following extensive renovations by its previous buyer.

Asian markets opened the week mixed as semiconductor stocks plunged following AI leaders' calls to slow development. Meanwhile, oil prices surged after Saudi pipeline disruptions.

A hacker exploited a vulnerability in the Symbiosis bitcoin bridge to mint $46.1 billion in syBTC tokens without backing. Market liquidity limited the actual damage to just $336,000.

Romanian football has introduced a historic black card for youth matches to combat spectator violence, allowing referees to permanently cancel games.

Apartment prices in Israel show continued stability despite a deep freeze in real estate transactions. A recent market review details actual second-hand property sales across Beersheba, Bat Yam, Ramat Gan, and other cities.

Pop star Britney Spears celebrated the birthdays of her sons Sean Preston and Jayden James on Instagram with emotional messages, reflecting a renewed bond.

Israeli singer Lior Narkis revealed in a Channel 12 interview that his partner Miri Friedlan was once a bride at a wedding where he performed 12 years ago, before they later connected on Facebook.

The historic American Colony Hotel in Jerusalem has won Israel's Leading Boutique Hotel at the 2026 World Travel Awards for the tenth time, celebrating its rich heritage and celebrity guests.

Discover Monday's top television picks, including Yael Bar Zohar exploring American-Israeli communities, Idan Alterman's new stand-up special, and the 78th Emmy Awards.

The share of unemployed academics in Israel surged 46% to 20.5% in August 2026, driven by tech sector softening and seasonal educational layoffs, reflecting a broader weakening of high-skilled labor.

A review of US-exposed mutual funds in Israel reveals that over three years, almost none beat the S&P 500, echoing global data showing high active fund underperformance.

Houthi control of Yemen's western coast and attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure are compounding global oil market strains. With the Hormuz strait restricted and the East-West pipeline damaged, spare capacity is choked by severe export bottlenecks and surging diesel prices.

The deal to sell credit card company CAL is on the verge of collapse after the Israel Competition Authority and the buyers failed to reach a regulatory agreement regarding potential conflicts of interest involving Super-Pharm.

The National Insurance Institute of Israel announced adjusted payment schedules for benefits and grants in September 2026 due to the holidays, with average payments rising to 5,280 shekels.

China orders a 7-million vehicle recall for Tesla and Chinese EV brands due to rescue risks from flush door handles. Israeli drivers remain unprotected as local regulators await European standards.

Apollo Global Management is in advanced talks to acquire Johnson & Johnson's orthopedics division in a mega-deal potentially exceeding $20 billion.

Israeli fashion chain Urbanica reports a 70% surge in Q2 2026 net profit to 30.6 million shekels alongside aggressive low-price promotions.

US President Donald Trump discussed AI leadership, the war in Ukraine, and diplomatic relations with reporters aboard Air Force One en route to Washington.

A US weapons officer recounts his harrowing survival and rescue after his F-15E was shot down over Iran, detailed in a dramatic television broadcast.