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A UN report released on Friday revealed widespread sexual violence by Russian forces against Ukrainian detainees, while noting violations by Ukrainian authorities as well.

A faulty AI-generated U.S. intelligence report nearly triggered a military clash with China during operations involving Iran, highlighting risks in military AI use.

A shipment of F-35 fighter jet components, including a stealth cockpit canopy, was diverted from Australia to Hong Kong, raising fears of Chinese access to classified U.S. technology.

The lone juror who voted to convict Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother who killed her three children, has spoken out, stating he had no doubts about her guilt despite a mistrial.

Anthropic has secretly established a wet lab in the San Francisco Bay Area to expand into life sciences and drug discovery using AI, combining Claude with robotic systems for pre-clinical research.

A Washington Post report reveals that US military fatalities in the Middle East conflict exceed Pentagon public figures, with officials citing at least 22 deaths.

A comprehensive scientific study reveals the heavy metabolic and physical toll on participants of the reality show The Biggest Loser, showing permanent slowdown and weight regain.

US President Donald Trump announced an immediate ban on several media outlets, including CNN and Politico, from entering the White House, citing constant fake news reporting.

Thomas Tuchel has yet to fully regain the trust of England players following World Cup doubts, though he insists fan support remains strong and his position is secure.

Unseasonal rain fell in Tel Aviv and across Israel, continuing a rare pattern of summer precipitation recorded by the Meteorological Service.

UEFA has rejected a request by the Football Association of Ireland to separate Ireland and Israel in future draws, citing a lack of direct historical conflict between the two nations.

Indonesia has received its first aircraft carrier, a former Italian warship set to be renamed the Gajah Mada. The acquisition aims to bolster maritime security and disaster relief, though it has sparked domestic debate over costs.

A 24-year-old Israeli tourist was arrested at Kangra Airport in northern India after a rifle bullet was found in his luggage. The Foreign Ministry reiterated warnings for travelers to check bags for stray military ammunition.

Far-right French politician Eric Zemmour confirmed he will run in the 2027 presidential election, proposing stricter immigration controls and a public ban on kippahs.

Russia warned that British military facilities could become targets if London continues supplying weapons to Ukraine used in strikes on Russian territory, following a diplomatic protest.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order to establish AI safety rules, creating an expert panel to propose independent oversight and emergency shutdown mechanisms.

Olympiacos advanced to the inaugural EuroLeague Super Cup final in Abu Dhabi after a dramatic 92-90 victory over Fenerbahce, led by Evan Fournier's game-winning basket.

Israel's tennis team trails 2:0 against Slovenia after the first day of their Davis Cup World Group II tie in Ljubljana, following singles losses by Amit Vales and Orel Kimhi.

Itamar Ben Gvir hinted his party will demand the Justice Ministry for MK Tali Gotliv and criticized opposition to disqualifying Balad's Sami Abu Shehadeh.

Israeli comedian Kobi Maimon opens up about finding humor during wartime, navigating his recent divorce, and his new romance with singer Daniela Lugassy.

A rabid dog bit two people in the Samaria settlement of Hermesh after being hit by a car. Health authorities are tracing contacts amid a rising number of rabies incidents.

A masked Israeli was filmed beating a Palestinian woman with a club in Masafer Yatta. IDF forces deployed to the scene, but the suspect fled and remains at large.

Ed Sheeran's cousin, Jethro Sheeran, fiercely attacked the pop star on Facebook, calling him a coward amid the backlash over Macklemore's removal from the LOOP Tour.

Israeli 3D printer maker Stratasys won approximately $27.6 million in a Texas patent infringement lawsuit against Chinese rival Bambu Lab.

The "Dirah BeHofa" housing lottery website has been temporarily shut down to implement a Supreme Court ruling excluding draft-evading ultra-Orthodox individuals from lotteries.

Hundreds of Jewish students gathered outside New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's residence for Friday prayers ahead of Yom Kippur, amid recent antisemitic incidents.

A seven-year-old boy was killed in a traffic accident on Route 264 in the Negev on Friday evening, adding to a deadly week on Israeli roads.

Satellite images reveal China is building the world's first underwater mothership in Shanghai, capable of deploying massive unmanned submarines across oceans.

A powerful mosque bombing near a police compound in northwestern Pakistan killed at least 16 people and injured 57, amid escalating regional violence involving the Pakistani Taliban.

At least 37 illegal mining suspects died in detention in central-northern Nigeria. While officials blame an illness, survivors report severe overcrowding and suffocation.

Pakistan is pressing Iran to halt Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, fearing regional escalation could force Islamabad to intervene under mutual defense agreements.

Private investigator Tzvika Naveh filed lawsuits totaling 3 million shekels against businessman Alex Sklar and transport firms over a massive public defamation campaign.

An Israeli cybersecurity researcher uncovered a critical CVSS 9.4 vulnerability in NASA's open-source AIT-GUI space mission control software, caused by four development flaws enabling remote code execution.

Prince George's County police have charged 61-year-old Joseph Lynch with murder and rape in the 1993 disappearance and death of young George Stanley Bordinsky.

Shelly Meshel-Yogev, whose daughter was murdered on October 7, confronted former Aman chief Aharon Haliva in a park, demanding accountability for the military intelligence failure.

Paris prosecutors opened a criminal investigation following sexual harassment complaints involving smart glasses, highlighting growing global privacy concerns over covert recording devices.

Journalist Haim Levinson reunited with Ofira Asayag on Keshet 12 for the first time since their professional split, discussing trust, betrayal, and the fallout from past controversies.

Spanish police deployed tear gas in Ceuta on Friday during clashes as authorities relocated migrants to a new tent camp. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces fierce political criticism over the migration crisis.

The historic 100-year-old water tower in Binyamina collapsed today within its fenced perimeter. The structure had been deemed a collapse risk years ago, preventing injuries.

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente announced his first squad since winning the 2026 World Cup, featuring four changes for upcoming Nations League matches against England, Croatia, and the Czech Republic.

The US administration is considering economic deals with Russia before a ceasefire in Ukraine to incentivize Vladimir Putin to end the war, despite a recent congressional push for heavy sanctions.

Kylian Mbappé leaves Nike to join Swiss brand On, acquiring equity and helping launch the company's first-ever line of football boots in a landmark sports industry deal.

The Ramat Gan Safari named a newborn zebra after legendary Israeli singer Yardena Arazi in honor of her 75th birthday, delighting the artist during her live radio show.

Google introduces Google Home MCP, a new server allowing external AI agents like Claude Cowork and NanoClaw to securely manage smart home devices, analyze camera feeds, and optimize energy usage.

Beverly Hills police are investigating whether Israeli model Adva Lavi drugged her former fiancé, billionaire Stephen Cloobeck, with ketamine. The probe emerged from recent search warrants tied to separate theft charges.

Qatar has signed an agreement with the UN to deliver 1.3 million liters of fuel to the Gaza Strip as a humanitarian grant to support hospitals and vital services.

Clashes broke out in Amsterdam's Dam Square during a pro-Israel rally after activists tore down a giant Palestinian flag hung from an H&M building. Police arrested around 45 protesters.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani sparked a surge in Google searches in Israel ahead of the UN General Assembly and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming visit.

An Italian Eurofighter F-2000 jet was damaged in a strike on Taif Air Base in Saudi Arabia. Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto confirmed no military personnel were injured.

The State Attorney's Office filed a severe indictment against a 19-year-old homeless man for kidnapping minors, threatening passersby, and brandishing a knife.

A Turkish fugitive who evaded police for eight years by dressing as a woman and using his sister's ID was finally captured in Istanbul after slipping up with a credit card.

A new Japanese study reveals that smelling fresh coffee for five minutes improves mood and brain relaxation metrics without altering heart rate.

Satellite imagery shows Iran expanding underground fortifications at the Kuh-e Kolang Gaz La nuclear site near Natanz following US threats, alongside repair work at Parchin.

Discover three beloved traditional comfort food recipes shared by television personality Einav, including a viral shredded chicken soup, a rich post-fast meat pie, and a sweet semolina cake.

Liechtenstein has approved absolute primogeniture for royal succession, ending centuries of male preference. Crown Prince Alois announced the historic reform, though some family members threaten legal action.

Ten days after announcing their engagement, Agam Buhbut and Bar Rimer celebrated with a festive party surrounded by close friends in Tel Aviv, following a romantic proposal in Greece.

Millwall and West Ham face off in their first derby in 14 years amid unprecedented security in London. Manor Solomon is expected to start for the league-leading Hammers.

The IDF has deployed extensive military reinforcements across all sectors ahead of Yom Kippur under Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, maintaining high multi-front readiness.

The Community Rabbis Association and Tel Aviv Municipality reached an agreement validated by the District Court, allowing the Selichot event at Tel Baruch Beach to proceed as planned.

A handgun was found on a school restroom floor in Ariel, sparking brief panic. Authorities confirmed the weapon belonged to a teacher, and police are investigating.

Nestle is considering all options after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to seize the food giant's local business, making it the latest Western company targeted by the Kremlin.

House Padel at BIG FASHION Glilot reached 97% occupancy and over 700,000 NIS in revenue within its first month, setting a domestic industry record.

Tech entrepreneurs Alon Gonen and Maor Shlomo are joining forces to invest in promising artificial intelligence startups, seeking ventures where AI forms the core technology rather than a mere product add-on.

Top tennis player Taylor Fritz defends the presence of social media influencers at tournaments, arguing they attract new fans, provided they follow basic etiquette and avoid disrupting matches.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio plays a crucial behind-the-scenes role in shaping negotiations with Iran, operating alongside Special Envoy Steve Witkoff while weighing his political future.

Lady Gaga and her fiancé Michael Polansky have welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Rose Bean Polansky, born on June 9 in Los Angeles after a secret pregnancy.

Warren Buffett, 96, is stepping down immediately as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after leading the trillion-dollar conglomerate since 1965. His son Howard Buffett will succeed him.

Fake Facebook ads impersonating Israeli newspaper Globes are luring users into WhatsApp groups using pump and dump stock scams, prompting urgent warnings.

Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton warned US lawmakers that Congress has roughly one year to regulate artificial intelligence before it escapes human control, citing exponential advancements and recent safety breaches.

Journalist and TV anchor Lucy Ahrisch celebrates her 45th birthday, reflecting on her unique journey from Dimona to Hollywood and media pioneering.

Yam Madar starred in Maccabi Tel Aviv's Super Cup win over Hapoel Tel Aviv with a stunning full-court buzzer-beater, sparking European acclaim and a post-match scarf controversy.

A record 133 former NBA players are competing in the EuroLeague for the 2026/27 season. Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Tel Aviv feature prominent squads with extensive experience.

Anan Khalaili and Crystal Palace secured an impressive 4:0 victory over Lech Poznan in their first-ever Europa League match at Selhurst Park on Thursday.

Discover the fascinating history of the Belizean flag, the only national banner featuring human figures, holding Guinness records for its design and colorful diversity.

Former PA official Dr. Sufian Abu Zaida announced he will reveal details of pre-war secret contacts between Israel and Hamas, including a direct message from Yahya Sinwar before October 7.

Content creator Anne Zivi and Yaniv Weiss welcomed their second son via water birth, just ten months after the birth of their firstborn child.

An Israeli court ordered a client to pay 30,000 shekels in legal fees to a medical rights firm after he secured a 91% disability rating and tax exemption but refused to pay.

Madlan has launched "Madlan AI", a new conversational real estate assistant allowing users to search apartments, neighborhoods, and urban planning data using natural language queries.

Bravo! Italian Kitchen closed its Knoxville branch following its parent company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, revealing over $50 million in liabilities and unpaid debts.

xStocks bridge traditional capital markets and blockchain by tokenizing major equities like Apple, Nvidia, and SpaceX, offering 24/7 trading and fractional ownership.

Former Fatah official Sufian Abu Zaida revealed he was "Coal Eyes," the intermediary who received Yahya Sinwar's pre-October 7 earthquake warning, which was passed to Israel via the UAE.

A 33-year-old murder suspect was arrested in northeastern Brazil while disguised as a woman and carrying a toddler, with police investigating claims of dozens of killings.

Three teenagers were killed and eight injured in a school shooting in the southern Philippines. The incident highlights growing concerns over rising gun violence in educational institutions.

Ofer Winter visited the Bnei David academy in Eli, warning that anyone attempting to shut down the institution would face fierce resistance.

Three security cases exposed hostile attempts by Iran, Hamas, and Lebanon to recruit operatives inside Israel and the West Bank for espionage and terror-related tasks.

The Olam HaTorah Fund's fundraising campaign surpassed 30 million shekels as the Vizhnitz Rebbe joined, driven by ultra-Orthodox seminary students amid government budget freezes.

A deep crisis of trust between Tehran and Hezbollah leadership has emerged following the destruction of strategic tunnels at Ali Tahr ridge, leading to curtailed powers for Naim Qassem.

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown and her husband Jake Bongiovi have adopted a second child, expanding their family a little over a year after their first adoption.

Mercari shares recovered after dropping due to temporary Pokémon anniversary listing restrictions. The global collectibles market continues to surge with record card prices.

The new AION UT electric vehicle launched in Israel with over 100 orders in 72 hours. Priced from 116,990 shekels, it features a 204-hp motor, 430 km WLTP range, and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating.

Polish energy giant Orlen lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a failed Venezuelan oil deal involving Dubai intermediaries and USDT crypto payments, sparking a criminal investigation.

Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson addressed the controversy surrounding upcoming UEFA Nations League matches against Israel, warning that boycotting the games could trigger severe UEFA sanctions.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has rejected US pressure to send troops or military assets to assist in the US-led war against Iran, citing domestic opposition and political risks while aiming to protect national economic interests.

A major investigative report reveals Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was repeatedly warned since 2019 that Qatari funds were financing Hamas's military wing. Opposition leaders condemned the findings, while the Prime Minister's Office dismissed the report as politically motivated falsehoods.

An indictment was filed in Haifa against a 34-year-old resident for vandalizing a church and assaulting a Druze police officer. Police request detention until trial.

The humanitarian crisis in Yemen deepens as Houthi advances displace over 125,000 people. Strategic control over the Bab el-Mandeb strait threatens vital global shipping lanes.

The Tel Aviv District Court charged 34-year-old Ghazi Ashkar from Jaffa with the bomb murder of Mustafa Abu Lassan in Holon.

Zhang Yiming, founder of ByteDance and TikTok, became Asia's richest person with a net worth surpassing $105 billion, overtaking Indian tycoon Gautam Adani amid a massive AI-driven wealth surge.

Rafael is nearing a major defense agreement with the Czech Republic to supply SPYDER air defense systems and national command infrastructure, expanding Israeli military exports across NATO's eastern flank.

Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yannai sharply criticized his players and the refereeing after a derby Supercup defeat to Maccabi Tel Aviv, demanding an immediate attitude shift.

Indonesian authorities recovered more bodies near the site where the KMP Virgo Transport 8 ferry capsized in the Java Sea, as families anxiously await news of dozens of missing passengers.

A French court convicted a woman over a 2024 attack on Jewish students at the University of Strasbourg but rejected an antisemitic motive, drawing sharp criticism from Jewish organizations.

Former U.S. Senator Jon Kyl, a key architect of the 1995 Jerusalem Embassy Act and a steadfast friend of Israel, has passed away at the age of 84.

A stolen military LAW missile fired at a Kafr Qasim residence highlights the dangerous leakage of IDF weaponry into criminal hands, as police raids uncover hidden pistols and weapons.

Electronic music legends Infected Mushroom are celebrating their 30th anniversary with a massive three-day multi-stage festival at Park HaYarden in northern Israel, aiming to revive the local festival tradition.

Mahan Air suspends key international flights to Turkey and Oman amid tightening U.S. sanctions targeting Iran's aviation sector, severely limiting outbound travel options.

Ahead of Yom Kippur, we look back at five of the most powerful and memorable celebrity reconciliations in entertainment history, from local stars to Hollywood legends.

Anthropic has introduced three new metrics to monitor artificial intelligence development, following CEO Dario Amodei's recent call for a coordinated industry slowdown to enhance transparency and safety.

Shabbat Shuvah approaches as a time of spiritual preparation between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, centering on themes of repentance, renewal, and the profound message of the prophet Hosea.

A shortened workweek ahead of Yom Kippur and Sukkot threatens temporary localized shortages of fresh dairy, eggs, and poultry in Israeli retail chains, prompting preemptive supply management.

A medical and practical guide on how to safely break a fast and return to a normal routine gradually, avoiding digestive discomfort, heartburn, and fatigue.

Apple has rolled out a new firmware update for AirPods, introducing a long-awaited equalizer feature along with enhanced tracking and GymKit integration.

Yam Madar shined in Maccabi Tel Aviv's victory over Hapoel, orchestrating the floor with 13 points and 7 assists in a high-intensity preseason clash.

Shin Bet and Israel Police arrested 32-year-old Hamdan Hamdan from Majd al-Krum on suspicion of carrying out security missions for a Lebanese foreign agent.

Seventeen-year-old Amichai Attiya from Itamar was tragically killed in a vehicle collision in Hadera during a school Selichot event. Police are investigating the crash.

Israeli singer Meydad Tasa opens up about surviving sexual abuse by his former manager during his youth, discussing the deep repression and why he chose to speak out.

Parents of missing girl Haymanot Kassau and ACRI petitioned the Jerusalem District Court after the municipality banned a protest tent near the Prime Minister's Office.

Former NBA player Mike Sweetney has passed away at the age of 43. The former New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls player was also known for his support of Israel.

Recent real estate transactions across Israel highlight stark price contrasts, with a Tel Aviv rooftop duplex fetching 3.17 million NIS while apartments in Beersheba and Haifa sell for under 700,000 NIS.

An indictment is filed against Yigal Buskila for allegedly abducting 10-year-old Yali Sofer from Petah Tikva and holding him in a Bnei Brak shelter.

A sophisticated scam campaign on Instagram and Facebook is impersonating the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Israel Electric Corporation to defraud investors through fake investment groups.

For the first time since October 7, a couple married in Kibbutz Kerem Shalom near the Gaza border, symbolizing community renewal and resilience ahead of the three-year anniversary.

Israeli TV ratings show Keshet 12 leading prime-time and news broadcasts, with Channel 14 securing strong second-place results across multiple slots.

Security researchers successfully breached OpenAI systems and accessed source code using Anthropic's Claude AI model, highlighting rapid advancements in automated cyber threats.

A Kfar Saba court ordered four apartment buyers in Hod HaSharon to pay 1.14 million NIS to a developer for illegally opposing a duplex split, causing a 67-month delivery delay.

Around 20,000 participants joined the 14th annual Druze memorial race in the Lower Galilee, honoring fallen soldiers and security forces amidst a major 220-kilometer trail project.

A Haifa police officer and his father were arrested overnight by Mahash on suspicion of stabbing a 25-year-old man during a neighborly dispute in the Hadar HaCarmel neighborhood, leaving the victim in serious condition.

An indictment was filed against two central Israel residents for a violent kiosk assault in Ramat HaSharon, causing bodily harm and leading to police detention requests.

Self-proclaimed Bigfoot hunter Charles Stewart claims to possess the physical body of a 2.4-meter-tall creature found in New York, sparking intense debate and swift denials from Cornell University.

The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court dismissed a petition by Interior Ministry official Moshe Mor Yosef against his disqualification from heading the Matnasim Company, ordering him to pay 15,000 shekels in legal costs.

A new wildcat species, the Tilcayo cat, has been discovered in Bolivia, marking the first official discovery of its kind in over a century. Weighing just 1.4 kg, the endangered feline faces severe habitat threats.

Rosalind Ashford, founding member of the legendary Motown girl group Martha and the Vandellas, has died at age 83 from natural causes in Michigan.

A Tel Aviv court ordered a convicted former police officer to pay 354,000 shekels to a foreign worker he robbed during a 2023 raid, drawing sharp judicial condemnation.

An indictment for security offenses is filed against a 31-year-old Tamra resident accused of contacting Hamas in Gaza and Iranian intelligence operatives.

A serious security investigation linked to Iran is underway by the IDF military police amid a dramatic 2026 surge in military security probes, focusing largely on espionage and smuggling.

A common belief suggests that searching for flights repeatedly causes airlines to raise prices. Travel experts debunk this myth, explaining that fluctuations stem from real-time dynamic pricing algorithms rather than digital tracking.

Israeli police prepare to question Minister May Golan after elections, weighing an arrest warrant as she loses parliamentary immunity over corruption suspicions.

Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl suggests Bitcoin has hit its cycle bottom at around $76,000, giving clients a green light for digital asset allocation.

A 23-year-old Israeli tourist and former IDF soldier died in a paragliding crash in Medellin, Colombia, amid strong winds. Local authorities are investigating.

A 17-year-old teen was killed in a suspected criminal hit-and-run and shooting incident at a Hadera shopping complex. The driver was arrested.

Check the exact Shabbat entry and exit times for Parashat Haazinu across major cities nationwide, including Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Eilat.

Yellin Lapidot recorded a monthly record of client departures with 2.2 billion shekels in negative transfers in August, matching Altshuler Shaham amid weak yields.

The Bank of Japan raised its benchmark interest rate to 1.25%, its highest level since 1995, amid inflation pressures and a historic weak yen, defying political preferences.

Cult show Rak BeYisrael returned for a special fundraising broadcast supporting cancer patients, raising over 4.6 million shekels. Erez Tal and Orna Banai reunited as Shimon and Limor.

Comedian Matan Peretz revealed in a TV interview that he lived in his car for five months due to financial struggles, driven by pride rather than asking his family for help.

Israel's real estate market has shifted from a seller's to a buyer's market, forcing developers to abandon price-hike slogans in favor of product value, transparency, and advanced technologies.

Former Married at First Sight participant Liron Paz and his fiancée Roni Klein were spotted in Tel Aviv as they await the birth of their first child.

Five celebrities open up about declining testosterone, andropause, and medical treatments. Their experiences highlight the importance of proper diagnosis and open discussions among men.

A new study shows that high-frequency medical ultrasound waves can destroy respiratory viruses like coronavirus and influenza without damaging healthy tissue. Utilizing mechanical resonance, the sound waves dismantle the viral envelope, offering a promising physical approach to antiviral therapy.

Waymo reaches half a million weekly robotaxi trips as Alphabet eyes separate reporting by 2027. Meanwhile, Tesla pushes its Cybercab vision while facing regulatory scrutiny.

Israeli developer Esty Cohen created a customized AI financial assistant inside WhatsApp to help her large family manage household budgets and reduce daily financial stress without complex apps.

Volkswagen's restructuring plans cast doubt on SEAT's future, but the Cupra brand thrives with the new Terramar crossover. Tested with a 1.5-liter turbo engine, it offers sporty design, solid handling, and practical family utility.

An analysis of Israeli real estate investments in Greece, Cyprus, and Portugal reveals surging prices driven by foreign buyers, housing deficits, and shifting market trends.

Former Syrian general Samir Othman al-Sheikh was sentenced to 60 years in U.S. prison for torturing political prisoners at Adra Prison and committing immigration fraud.

Israel's National Insurance Institute outlines September 2026 benefit payment schedules and advances due to the holidays. Child and long-term allowances are adjusted, while average payouts rose by up to 2.64%.

The "15-minute city" concept is transforming urban planning in Israel, aiming to reduce car dependency by integrating housing, work, and services within a short walk.

A Philadelphia police investigation into a parked car led to a home containing over a million images and videos of unconscious or lifeless women, sparking an inquiry into potential homicides.

Investigation details reveal that Tzachi Braverman's name was known to Israeli authorities in November 2024 during secret state's witness talks with Eli Feldstein over the Bild document leak.

An F-16 fighter jet crashed in rural Michigan during a training exercise, prompting local evacuations over hazardous material leaks. The pilot successfully ejected.

NYC Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch visited the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Ohel in Queens ahead of Yom Kippur, joined by community leaders and Devorah Halberstam.

Released hostage Omri and his partner Lishi rebuild their lives, family, and partnership in Karmit a year after his return from 738 days in Hamas captivity.

US Vice President JD Vance met with conservative radio host Sid Rosenberg at the White House to address concerns among pro-Israel Republicans regarding his foreign policy stances.

A man in his 30s was killed in a violent incident in Ashkelon overnight, while police arrested a suspect in a separate Jaffa murder case earlier this week.

CBS News reports that Iranian forces shot down at least two American MQ-1 drones in recent days. U.S. Central Command has declined to comment on the incident.

The Likud party strongly criticized a unanimous Supreme Court ruling banning real-time voter turnout tracking at polling stations, calling it a deliberate political blow to right-wing parties ahead of the elections.

American-Jewish director Kevin S. Bright, co-creator of Friends, visited Israel's border communities and the Nova festival site ahead of his new documentary, The Bridge, which chronicles October 7 survivors healing through music.

Tens of thousands gather at the Western Wall for Yom Kippur Selichot, while freed captives lead a moving prayer service at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced a police budget increase, but Police Commissioner Dani Levy clarified that officer raises remain unapproved.

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max charges from 0% to 100% in 55 minutes, significantly faster than its predecessor, utilizing a peak charging power of 52 watts with a compatible 60W AVS adapter.

A federal court in St. Louis sentenced Siddharth Jawahar to 11 years in prison for running a 35 million dollar Ponzi scheme that victimized NFL star Travis Kelce.