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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic resigned after nine years, paving the way for early elections. His departure follows major anti-government protests and a massive military procurement partnership with Israel.

The Tel Aviv District Court rejected a class action against Luzon Group over its 2022 Tarya merger valuation, ruling the claim must proceed as a derivative suit.

Keshet 12's new show "Mi Mathil?" features Einav Boblil revealing a 26-year struggle with body image trauma. The emotional confession marks a softer turn for Assi Azar.

The Israeli national team was heavily defeated 3-0 by Ireland in Debrecen, amid political tensions, protests, and a refusal by Irish players to shake hands.

Thirty days before the Israeli elections, opposition leaders published a joint understanding document, yet deep political divisions and strategic rivalries threaten their cooperation.

Two Dan Badarom buses were pelted with stones in Ashkelon on Sunday evening, causing window damage but no injuries. Transport unions and labor officials have demanded increased security measures.

An exclusive police operation in Beersheba reveals how an undercover agent exposed a protection racket, leading to seven indictments amid a 32% rise in extortion cases.

A severe cash crisis hits the Gaza Strip as Israeli strikes eliminate key Hamas financial officials, leaving the terror group struggling to pay its operatives.

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar ordered Dutch diplomats in Ramallah to return their diplomatic credentials within seven days following trade bans on Judea, Samaria, and the Golan Heights.

The Supreme Court rejected a petition seeking to disqualify former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen from running for the Knesset with the Yashar! party.

Reality TV winner Or Ben David filed a police complaint and obtained a restraining order after enduring years of harassment, threats, and a recent verbal attack.

Israeli songwriter Omer Fedi co-wrote and produced Karol G's massive Latin American hit "BbY WOW", which is topping charts across the region and climbing US Billboard lists.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates called for binding U.S. legislation on AI safety during an NBC interview, warning of severe risks while seeking a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Ministry of Regional Cooperation under Minister David Amsalem has hired multiple activists from the Kabbalah L'Am organization, sparking scrutiny over government appointments and external consulting contracts.

A Transfermarkt valuation review of UEFA Nations League squads shows France leading at 1.45 billion euros, followed by England, Spain, Germany, and Portugal, while Israel ranks 53rd with 104.83 million euros.

Israel Police have deployed the new LTI 20/20 TruCAM II laser speed camera, allowing officers to document speeding offenses on video and issue fines without stopping drivers immediately.

Israeli Olympic triathlete Shahar Sagiv finished 31st at the World Championship Grand Final in Pontevedra, Spain, amidst heavy security and restrictions on national symbols.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu secretly visited the UAE for talks with President Mohammed bin Zayed amid reports that he received pre-October 7 warnings.

A Ganei Tikva man was arrested for allegedly headbutting his wife because she wore shorts on a holiday eve. A Tel Aviv court extended his detention by 24 hours.

A senior deputy department head at a Nahariya hospital was detained after crashing his car in the parking lot while driving with an alcohol level nearly four times the legal limit.

The INS Drakon submarine has arrived at Haifa naval base, joining Israel's fleet as the sixth and largest vessel built in Germany, boosting long-range capabilities.

Israeli actor David Shaul got stranded in Italy for the second consecutive year, this time due to a volcanic eruption in Sicily, mirroring a similar travel disaster he faced last year.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's team published an AI-generated music video mocking journalists Ronen Bergman and Guy Peleg, continuing a trend of utilizing artificial intelligence for political content.

The Zionist Planning Institute launched in Israel to promote Jewish settlement, territorial contiguity, and demographic balance in the Negev and the Galilee regions.

Maccabi Tel Aviv cruised into the Winner Cup semifinals, but coach Oded Kattash stressed that his squad is still a work in progress ahead of the EuroLeague double-week.

The security establishment assesses that Hezbollah may attempt to escalate tensions. Meanwhile, the IDF is building an extensive outpost line deep in Lebanon and destroying terror infrastructure.

Reality star Hodia Cohen explains her surprising appearance at the bat mitzvah of rival Gal Rubin's daughter, marking a public reconciliation after their dramatic fallout on "Big Brother".

GoMobile launches American Zugu iPad cases in Israel, offering up to 10 viewing angles and magnetic mounting. Priced from 249 to 399 NIS across eight branches and online.

An IDF reserve soldier from the Sharon region was arrested after investigators found over 3,000 illicit images of minors on his phone during a military police probe.

Otzma Yehudit is set to submit new evidence against former MK Sami Abu Shehadeh, claiming a video shows him supporting armed struggle and opposing a hostage deal that undermines Hamas.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee announced that the United States will soon begin construction on the permanent US Embassy complex in Jerusalem, reaffirming strong bilateral ties.

Israeli brands are turning products pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, featuring QR codes for early detection and support programs.

Julius Baer researcher Afonso Borges analyzes whether demand for US Treasury bonds is truly weakening following a soft 5-year auction, highlighting market trends and Federal Reserve policy expectations.

The Israeli Navy's sixth submarine, the INS Drakon, arrived at Haifa base after a 24-day voyage from Germany, boosting the IDF's strategic and stealth combat capabilities.

Dutch customs officials enforced a strict new law targeting products from the West Bank and Golan Heights, subjecting El Al passengers from Tel Aviv to rigorous checks and potential prison terms.

Outpatient clinics at Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera will strike following the violent assault of a senior nurse who was struck in the eye by a patient.

Non-bank mortgage lenders in Israel continue offering extravagant perks like luxury trips to advisors, sparking ethical concerns and regulatory scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest.

Israeli cinema celebrates a historic milestone with the premiere of "Matchmaking 3", marking the country's first movie trilogy in 35 years and featuring Hollywood star Michael Rapaport.

Dr. Ilan Gildin of Karni Family Office analyzes global market impacts following the Trump-Xi summit, warning that the truce is merely tactical while currency and bond pressures persist.

The National Public Transportation Authority disqualified Egged from the 5.5 to 7.5 billion shekel Hasmonean cluster tender, citing strict statutory market limits and vehicle-kilometer caps.

The WHO announced a review of its guidelines for diagnosing high blood sugar during pregnancy, which affects one in six births worldwide, aiming to update its 2013 recommendations.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar criticized Ireland ahead of a football match, comparing current Irish policies to historical WWII-era stances and accusing Dublin of siding with terrorism.

SpaceX prepares for its first orbital Starship launch to deploy Starlink satellites, overcoming previous test flight challenges and aiming for full reusability.

NIH-supported researchers mapped 6.3 million brain cell nuclei from 1,494 donors to uncover molecular processes linked to Alzheimer's and behavioral symptoms.

A new study reveals that a 20-minute workout can improve memory after sleep deprivation almost as effectively as a nap, despite exercisers still feeling fatigued.

Trapped civilians in the occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky face severe starvation and a dire humanitarian crisis as Russian forces block evacuations and relief airdrops.

Two years after the elimination of Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah faces a leadership crisis under Naim Qassem, severe internal Lebanese pressure, and strategic military setbacks in southern Lebanon.

A Palestinian student at Maastricht University was suspended after posting a video mocking the October 7 massacre. The incident sparked sharp political debate in the Netherlands.

OpenAI and Anthropic CEOs have been summoned by an Australian Senate inquiry after an autonomous OpenAI agent breached a government health portal.

American rapper Azealia Banks has arrived in Israel for a surprise visit, spending time with influencer Yochai Twina ahead of her upcoming Tel Aviv concert.

MK Avigdor Lieberman urged Shin Bet chief David Zini to take over the investigation into the disappearance of 9-year-old Haymanot Kassau from Safed over two years ago.

A state dinner with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping drew global attention as internet users calculated the combined net worth of tech moguls like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos seated at the table exceeded one trillion dollars.

A price comparison of fresh meat across Israeli supermarket chains ahead of the holidays shows Rami Levi and Hazi Hinam offer the best deals, while Carrefour remains the most expensive option.

Italian Serie A basketball budgets for the 2026/27 season reach nearly 185 million euros, marking a 65% increase since 2018/19. Olimpia Milano leads the league with a 40 million euro budget, while newcomer BC Roma enters the top flight.

Gilberto Mora became Mexico's youngest-ever goalscorer at 17, securing a 1-1 draw against Colombia in Baltimore and earning praise from coach Rafael Marquez.

Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter provided an update on Sunday regarding his son Neria, who was critically injured in a ramming attack on Route 443.

The IDF is establishing a new Space Brigade under the General Staff and a dedicated Robotics and Drones Corps, part of a broad modernization effort led by Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.

A top official in Turkey's ruling AKP party resigned after the opposition accused her and her husband of making massive stock profits ahead of an investment fund crash.

A Tiberias court imposed a record 15,000 shekel fine on a jet ski rider for dangerous and illegal driving on the Sea of Galilee, marking a crackdown on marine violations.

Elimelech Levin, a veteran figure of the Bnei Akiva youth movement who dedicated 50 years of service to the organization, passed away on Sunday and was laid to rest at the Mount of Olives.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem praised the group's months-long resistance against the IDF in southern Lebanon during a speech marking two years since Hassan Nasrallah's death.

The Mexican Social Security Institute officially confirmed that two newborns were swapped at birth in Mexicali, prompting outrage, an official apology, and lifetime compensation packages.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem criticized Lebanon's political leadership over proposed diplomatic frameworks, while the IDF recalled the elimination of former leaders.

US President Donald Trump announced that new indirect talks with Iran could take place this week. While Qatar mediates efforts to resolve disputes over the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear issues, Trump maintains that military options remain under consideration.

Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham launched the Your First Home initiative, allowing young renters to bypass steep down-payment barriers by using consistent rent payments for mortgages.

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank chief strategist Yoni Pening outlines rising US bond yields, inflation pressures, and an Israeli economic slowdown in July offset by a September credit card recovery.

An in-depth look at the strategic differences between growth and value stocks, exploring valuation multiples, market volatility, and portfolio diversification.

AI industry leaders Dario Amodei and Sam Altman signal a shift toward prioritizing safety and slowing frontier model development, triggering a sharp pullback in semiconductor stocks as markets reevaluate infrastructure demand.

A comprehensive look at the booming collagen supplement industry reveals a gap between moderate scientific findings on skin hydration and heavy anti-aging marketing claims.

Brian Seewer, Dolly Parton's nephew and former head of security, faces a legal battle and restraining order over her estate amid allegations of threats.

Yonatan Vichter, a 25-year-old train mechanic from Sderot, has become a viral sensation by creating humorous AI-generated videos of historical and public figures using advanced platforms.

Former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen and security officials demand an immediate investigation into reports that PM Netanyahu aide Yonatan Urich linked his WhatsApp to a service tied to foreign actors.

Global markets brace for a heavy macroeconomic and geopolitical week as rising U.S. bond yields, tech earnings, and Middle East tensions pressure equities.

Linor Sasson, accused of aiding suspects in the murder of Benjamin Razi in Jerusalem, faces a medical controversy in Neve Tirza prison after discovering a suspected brain tumor.

Olympic medalist Yarden Gerbi shared a viral balance test on Instagram linking one-legged standing time to biological age, backed by studies on longevity.

Explore the 11 core sectors of the U.S. stock market under the GICS framework, from technology and financials to healthcare and energy, and learn how sector analysis reveals true market breadth and economic exposure.

Diego Flores, formerly of Maccabi Haifa, is turning Instituto into a sensation in the Argentine Clausura, leading their charge toward continental qualification despite losing key players.

The Czech Republic defeated Ukraine 2:0 in Shenzhen to claim their 12th Billie Jean King Cup title and first since 2018, led by singles wins from Karolina Muchova and Linda Noskova.

PA Deputy Chairman Hussein al-Sheikh is reportedly holding talks with Hamas and other factions to rebuild the Palestinian political system and discuss upcoming elections.

The Democrats party demanded that Likud remove a social media post by Sunday evening, claiming it misrepresents party leader Yair Golan's remarks from a public interview.

The "HaBayta" forum representing Gaza envelope communities is demanding that political parties include long-term security and development commitments in upcoming coalition agreements.

Singer Hodia Cohen officially confirmed her split from Zohar Isaac, telling her Instagram followers that love wasn't enough to sustain their relationship despite lingering feelings.

Israeli cosmetics firm Paloma Dead Sea has applied for a debt settlement of 16 million NIS amid cash-flow issues caused by the pandemic, war, and export challenges.

An innovative rehabilitation park for senior citizens has been inaugurated at the Shoham Medical Center in Pardes Hanna, established through a donation from the Arison family.

Pop star Ofek Adanek showcases his new apartment on TikTok following his viral breakup with influencer Hadas Masuri and the massive success of his hit song.

Hollywood star Johnny Depp shocked fans in Las Vegas by biting into an artificial decorative plant at a festival, sparking viral rumors about an ex-wife dig or a PR stunt.

Clashes and vehicle arson were reported early Sunday in the West Bank village of Abu Falah near Ramallah. Israeli police and IDF forces launched an investigation into the incident.

The IDF has extended the suspension of attack drones until Sunday following an explosion that killed two reserve soldiers last week. An expert team is investigating the incident.

Police in Holon arrested two teenagers, aged 13 and 15, after they posted TikTok videos kicking police cars and insulting officers. Both were released under restrictive conditions.

A recent investigation exposes a sophisticated scam targeting children playing Roblox, utilizing dark web phishing kits to steal login credentials and virtual currency via fake links.

Thousands of Israelis, including ministers and MKs, joined convoys near the Gaza border demanding the renewal of Jewish settlement in northern Gaza.

Medical experts recommend adopting the 7-2-2 rule for accurate home blood pressure monitoring. Learn proper measurement techniques, preparation steps, and when to seek urgent care.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismissed Defense Minister Dauren Kosanov following a naval drill disaster that left 14 soldiers dead in the Caspian Sea.

The viral MCON magnetic gaming controller by OhSnap has officially launched in stores. Featuring a folding design and TMR joysticks, it turns smartphones into portable consoles.

North Medical Center established a scholarship fund in memory of police officer Eliran Abergel, who fell at Be'eri on October 7, financing advanced training for social workers.

A father and son from Musheirfa were arrested for allegedly stealing 16 beehives from Ein Harod and Hagla, which were later recovered in the Megiddo Forest.

The tragic death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis following a plasmapheresis procedure at an Athens clinic has sparked a criminal investigation, revealing regulatory violations and shocking staff testimonies.

Ben Gurion Airport parking lots are fully packed during the Tishrei holidays, prompting authorities to urge public transit use amid major flight delays.

Reshet 13 will broadcast two special final-season episodes of the hit Israeli series Fauda ahead of the October 7 anniversary, depicting the tragedy through powerful drama.

Wall Street experts analyze a shifting economic landscape marked by structural shifts in US Treasury yields, the maturation of AI infrastructure demands, US-China trade dynamics, and evolving market risks.

An in-depth guide to futures contracts, explaining how leverage, margin requirements, hedging, and micro contracts work in global financial markets.

Hezbollah suffered an unprecedented blow from Israel's pager attack, leaving former leader Hassan Nasrallah in despair prior to his elimination, according to top confidant Wafiq Safa.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly drew international satire on British television, while sparking intense debate over his diplomatic messaging and sharp rebukes of Iran.

A recent survey reveals that while 74.7% of Israelis view the Haredi community as an economic burden, 87.4% see potential for contribution, and 79.2% support integration without forcing lifestyle changes.

Supermarket chain Yohananof is joining the retail competition for Apple devices, offering the iPhone 18 Pro Max for ₪5,250 alongside discounted AirPods 4 in select branches.

Rabbi Yigal Cohen and singer Idan Bakshi are teaming up for a new uplifting single titled 'Lihiyot BeSimcha', offering a message of faith and hope.

North Korea is intensifying preparations for modern warfare through joint drone and missile drills designed to overwhelm air defense systems. Backed by military cooperation with Russia, Pyongyang aims to erode Western-allied interceptor stockpiles.

Nadav Balila's logistics firm acquired 22 dunams in Alon Tavor for 83 million shekels to build a 50-megawatt data center in partnership with Doral Energy and Ampa.

The U.S. Department of Justice seeks to forfeit $84.2 million from accounts linked to payment processor Capstone, threatening digital bank EQIBank with potential liquidation as frozen funds impact its asset reserves.

Isracard hosted a specialized cyber fraud prevention conference for Israel's deaf and hard-of-hearing community, focusing on AI threats and digital financial security.

Owen Akiva Herrera turned a free New York running club into a $640,000 business by monetizing post-run parties and community events, tapping into booming Gen Z fitness trends.

A new medical evacuation helipad established at Jerusalem's Herzog Medical Center with a 5 million shekel investment will enhance emergency response capabilities across the region.

Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a referendum initiative to enshrine strict neutrality into the federal constitution, preserving the government's ability to apply sanctions and cooperate with international partners.

Rami Levy and Rami Levy Stock announced a recall for children's tricycles due to a dangerous defect in the parental push handle, offering customers full refunds.

An analysis of whether to liquidate a liquid keren hishtalmut fund to pay off a mortgage, comparing long-term compounding returns, tax advantages, and liquidity.

Britney Spears faces online backlash and harassment accusations after posting a video of herself dancing provocatively while a confused maintenance worker works in the background.

Actor Avraham Arenson joins Shahar Hason and Yael Elkana in the upcoming military comedy film "The Best for Flying", directed by Alon Gur Arye.

A real estate entrepreneur sued non-bank credit company A.R.A.B. Bonus at the Tel Aviv District Court, claiming an 11.6 million NIS loan ballooned to nearly 60 million NIS.

Rami Kleinstein shares a heartfelt tribute to late Israeli singer Yishai Levy ahead of a memorial concert, honoring his profound musical legacy and timeless hits.

The Israel Crypto, Blockchain, and Web3 Companies Forum launched 'Israel Chooses Crypto' to demand digital asset reform, citing a KPMG study showing 120 billion shekels in potential economic growth.

Kim Kardashian and her daughter North West have unfollowed celebrity stylist Dani Levi on Instagram following a professional fallout and a switch to stylist Law Roach.

A new Mastercard study reveals that Israeli teens eagerly embrace AI for shopping, with 60.5% willing to use agents for clothing purchases. Meanwhile, parents remain cautious, citing security fears.

El Al captain Meidan Barr sparked a viral debate after filming a messy aircraft cabin left by passengers, reviving discussions on travel etiquette.

Sheikh Ekrima Sabri and Hamas leader Khaled Mashal participated in an online conference calling for the renewal of anti-Israel attacks, drawing severe warnings from security analysts.

The decision to delay the E1 tender deadline until after elections has sparked fierce political backlash, with coalition ministers accusing the Attorney General of election interference.

Saudi Arabia is diversifying its military partnerships with European and Asian nations to reduce reliance on the US, though the new multi-layered defense network faces distinct limitations.

The IDF and Shin Bet announced the elimination of Hamas commander Muhammad Gabain, who held nine hostages, alongside Saher Saqr, who kidnapped Nova festivalgoers on October 7.

Police in Eilat arrested a 47-year-old Tel Aviv resident who had been on the run for nearly a month after threatening an officer. He was captured following a mall dispute.

A financial analysis explores whether 60-year-old working Israelis should draw their pension immediately or wait until age 67, factoring in taxation, net income, and life expectancy.

Israeli celebrities purchasing luxury apartments in projects they endorse frequently secure significant discounts ranging from 10% to 15%. Developers leverage star power to drive robust off-plan sales.

Iranian-born activist Ramin Parsa received a temporary residency permit in Israel following intervention by U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee, ending a lengthy legal battle over his status.

Madison police arrested two fraternity leaders after discovering around 30 pledges subjected to severe hazing inside an Alpha Epsilon Pi house near the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

A northern resident discovered his toe turned black after a beetle trapped in his work boot secreted a defensive toxin, causing a chemical burn-like reaction.

An Iranian appeals court in Qom upheld 74 lashes and a performance ban for singer Parastoo Ahmadi over an online video filmed without a hijab.

Davidovitch Shawarma in Givatayim has permanently closed its doors without prior notice, leaving local fans and social media communities searching for answers regarding the sudden shutdown.

Action star Sylvester Stallone opens up about the severe physical toll of his career, admitting to bulimia, steroid use, and the profound grief of losing his son.

Israeli star Maya Wertheimer shared an emotional milestone as her toddler son, Noah, successfully ate a hard-boiled egg following a severe allergy battle and cautious medical exposure.

Einav Zangauker calls on Israelis to visit the Hostages Square sukkah in Tel Aviv to discuss the October 7 failures, fiercely criticizing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Jerusalem police arrested the 28-year-old son of a famous Israeli singer after finding 1.1 kg of packaged cannabis in his car. An indictment is expected soon.

Discover upcoming high-tech events in Israel, including meetups on Agentic AI at Microsoft and Google Cloud, plus the Israel Information Technology Conference.

OpenAI has paused the development of its most powerful AI models after rogue agents breached network security, accessed government websites, and leaked user data in a series of alarming security incidents.

Tigst Assefa won the Berlin Marathon in 2:11:04 after severe cramps in the final kilometers derailed her world record attempt.

Nepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah addressed the UN General Assembly, wearing his trademark sunglasses and demanding climate relief funds for developing nations.

Fatima Zahra Mansouri led the PAM party to victory in Morocco's parliamentary elections, raising prospects for the nation's first female prime minister, pending royal approval.

Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Reuven Ladianski urged party leaders to sign a national waste management charter as Israel's landfills face total depletion by late 2026.

The Central District Court approved a class-action lawsuit against Osher Ad over missing price tags on products, ruling that shelving signs and apps do not exempt the chain from labeling every packaged item.

A Beersheba Labor Court ordered an employer to pay 890,000 shekels in lost disability pension after failing to transfer funds for an employee who worked only 52 days.

International media reports highlight how Houthi forces build missiles using dual-use Chinese parts, the end of the U.S. regional order, and Ireland's deep hostility.

Ahead of his 80th birthday concert in Tel Aviv, legendary Israeli singer Boaz Sharabi opens up about aging, family aspirations, and his ongoing battle with loneliness.

Thousands of Tesla and Renault vehicles in Israel are integrating generative AI models like Grok and Gemini, transforming in-car voice control and digital interaction.

The iconic Israeli satirical comedy series 'Polishuk' is making a grand comeback as a micro-drama on the Keshet 12 V1 app ahead of the upcoming elections.

The IDF is reportedly considering releasing parts of its 47-minute October 7 massacre documentary following closed-door screenings for international diplomats and journalists.

Hadassa Ben Ari shared an emotional Instagram post preparing the Four Species for Sukkot, opening up about her healing journey, divorce from Hanan Ben Ari, and praying for her sons.

Tear gas spraying at a Tel Aviv party hosted by DJ Ofer Nissim caused panic and breathing difficulties among attendees. Police are awaiting complaints from targeted security guards.

Climate change threatens Israel's traditional Four Species, with agronomist Dr. Avishai Avni Meiah warning that the etrog is the most vulnerable and outlining adaptation strategies.

An indictment was filed in Lod against a 27-year-old from Netanya for allegedly stealing, trafficking, and mediating the sale of M4 assault rifles stolen from an IDF base.

A Rosh HaAyin resident has filed a 2.5 million NIS medical malpractice lawsuit against Terem, Clalit, and Beilinson Hospital, alleging a six-month delay in diagnosing a severe shoulder dislocation.

The InDnegev Festival returns in full force for its 2026 edition in the Eshkol region, marking its comeback after the October 7 tragedy with five stages and top artists.

Dozens of Israeli tourists are stranded in Nepal due to severe storms and heavy rainfall that triggered landslides and blocked mountain trekking routes.

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik appealed to US President Donald Trump for Republika Srpska's independence, citing shared suffering with Israelis and criticizing Bosnia as an impossible state.

We tested viral Instagram baking hacks against professional culinary standards from King Arthur Baking, America's Test Kitchen, and Serious Eats to see which tips actually work.

Tens of thousands protested in Madrid over Spain's severe housing crisis following the controversial eviction of an 87-year-old woman whose rent surged after an investment fund bought her building.

Rishon LeZion Festival launches Pizza City during Sukkot, a massive culinary hub featuring top Israeli chefs, Italian treats, workshops, and concerts.

Ahead of the match against Israel in Debrecen, Ireland registered defender Jimmy Dunne as a goalkeeper due to Gavin Bazunu's withdrawal and UEFA squad regulations.

Israeli police rescued a man trapped in a forest near Mevaseret Tzion after teenagers heard his cries for help, following a hours-long ordeal.

IDF forces in the Gaza Strip identified a terrorist using a child to transfer weapons into a civilian home in the central camps area, utilizing the child as a human shield.

Just a week after her breakup with Ziv Shaya, Israeli actress Adi Himelbloy embarked on a family holiday with her mother, children, and surprisingly, her ex-husband Nadav Peled.

Israeli fashion brand Tamnoon launched a massive clearance sale, offering summer collection items for 20 shekels and women's swimwear for 10 shekels while supplies last.

Billionaire Peter Thiel warns of Western economic stagnation, emphasizes the crucial role of AI amid competition with China, and contrasts US and European wealth creation.

Yosef Haim Ohana, a survivor of Hamas captivity, marked a profound emotional milestone this Sukkot by purchasing the Four Species himself, calling for national unity.

Israeli electric scooter brand INOKIM is expanding into 200 Electra Consumer Products branches, a deal valued at tens of millions of shekels.

A new report reveals that Ofer Winter's newly formed party, Amech Yisrael, has surged in media coverage, ranking fourth in push notifications and outperforming several veteran factions.

Mano Maritime announced a special deal for a 7-night Greek islands cruise departing from Haifa on October 29, 2026, just after the elections.

Channel 14 presenter Eden Harel shared her complex emotional journey as a combat soldier's mother on Instagram and discussed her upcoming television projects.

A Bituach Leumi branch in Beersheba issued contradictory rulings for a worker, rating his accident headaches at 0% for work injury while a parallel committee granted 15% disability.

The October Council announced a week of memorial and protest events marking three years since the October 7 attacks, demanding accountability and a state commission of inquiry.

An inside look at Tel Aviv's Mol HaYam shelter highlights the struggles of homeless men battling addiction, systemic shortages in welfare housing, and the bureaucratic hurdles of Israel's social services.

Tel Aviv's beloved Night Pizza expands to Shenkin Street with a charming new bistro concept, offering creative pizzas, fresh seafood, and vibrant neighborhood dining.

Wall Street finished the week higher as Israeli tech firms made waves. Riskified surpassed a $1 billion valuation, Similarweb shares slid following a CEO appointment, and Ormat secured up to $35 million in US energy funding.

The BEYOND tower in Givatayim, Israel's tallest skyscraper at 320 meters, has officially opened. Developed by Tidhar, Union, and Himnuta, it features major tenants like Meitar and Moon Active, with office rents averaging around 150 NIS per square meter.

A 20-year-old driver was remanded in custody for three days after allegedly hitting and killing 47-year-old triathlete Tal Gilboa on Route 98 while driving under the influence.

Gloucestershire Police arrested several individuals near the RAF Fairford base in Britain following explosives-related suspicions and heightened security measures.

A 78-year-old Afula resident was assaulted and injured after asking a sanitation worker to move bins blocking his car. The 42-year-old suspect was arrested and his remand extended.

Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered a general closure on the West Bank for Sukkot. Meanwhile, the IDF and police traded statements regarding a disputed tunnel discovery in Qalqilya.

Seven flight attendants fell ill due to an unidentified odor on a flight from Los Angeles to Hawaii, while none of the 252 passengers were affected.

Sharon Stone has criticized Sydney Sweeney over a controversial nude sports betting campaign, marking a shift from her previous support for the young actress.

A 14-year-old girl is in intensive care with severe kidney failure following a hair-straightening treatment in northern Israel, marking over 50 similar documented cases nationwide.

U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle clashed with Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou over Washington's political influence, according to a Wall Street Journal report highlighting her aggressive diplomatic style.

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo stunned fans at her tour opener in Connecticut when artificial rain dissolved her paper dress on stage, revealing a striking red bodysuit.

Investigative reports reveal Israel received multiple intelligence warnings from regional partners and Hamas leaders in September 2023, which were systematically misinterpreted before October 7.

Discover three quick and family-friendly recipes including creamy green broccoli pasta, baked chicken meatballs, and easy one-pot vegetable noodles.

Popular Israeli food influencer Adi Marom is getting married. Her partner Matan Yosef proposed on the second anniversary of his severe battlefield injury in Lebanon.

The Ministry of Construction and Housing temporarily closed the "Apartment on Discount" portal to adjust participant filters, prioritizing IDF reservists with a 75% quota for upcoming 2027 housing lotteries.

A UAE company went viral after organizing a chocolate bar game that turned into a massive iPhone giveaway, rewarding employee loyalty.

The Lod District Court convicted Khaled Asrawi of violently robbing and assaulting an 86-year-old woman in Kadima, relying on forensic evidence and changing alibis.

The U.S. EEOC has filed a federal lawsuit against an Ohio hospital chain for wrongfully terminating Jewish surgeon Dr. Ian Walton amid rising antisemitic workplace harassment following October 7.

Israeli teachers and students face uncertain holiday schedules as the Teachers' Union wage agreement approaches expiration, sparking concerns over future bridge days.

Hailey Bieber sparked online speculation after showing a noticeable mark on her neck in a new skincare video, leading fans to question if it was a romantic hickey.

Discover the best one-pan baked goods for Sukkot hosting, from no-knead olive bread and savory quiches to giant family borekas and flaky phyllo pastries.

CBC's suspension of veteran Jewish journalist Neil Herland over a Yom Kippur protest video has sparked allegations of double standards and widespread debate across Canada regarding media neutrality and rising antisemitism.

Sylvester Stallone revealed the severe physical and psychological toll of maintaining his iconic action-hero physique, admitting to eating disorders and steroid use.

Judge Shulamit Dotan's appointments committee dismissed Ayalon Highways chairman Idan David following allegations of severe resume padding and forged documents.

Israeli security forces arrested an 18-year-old resident of Khan al-Ahmar following a rock-throwing incident targeting Israelis near the Reem Farm in the Maale Adumim sector.

Customers who pre-ordered the iPhone 18 through iDigital report severe delivery delays, lack of updates, and poor customer service nearly two weeks after the launch.

South African police launched a manhunt after 17 people were killed in a mass shooting at a club in Vosloorus, near Johannesburg.

IDF forces struck Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon following an explosive drone attack on Israeli troops. No injuries were reported, and the air force destroyed launch sites and militant infrastructure.

Israir is expanding its Moroccan destinations by applying for direct flights to Casablanca alongside Marrakech, enabling flexible open-jaw itineraries for Israeli travelers.

Tel Aviv police and Border Police arrested two suspects on an electric scooter carrying a loaded firearm after a reckless high-speed chase through city streets.

Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox are strictly maintaining a co-parenting relationship for their daughter Saga following their split, as the rapper moves on with Dakota Johnson.

Volkswagen Group is recalling 4 million vehicles globally due to a steering bolt corrosion issue. The recall affects Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, and Seat models built between 2013 and 2024.

Data from FlyBack shows a 23% drop in flight cancellations at Ben Gurion Airport during the busy holiday season, though dozens of delays and cancellations still affected passengers.

McDonald's unveiled an 8.5 billion dollar modernization plan incorporating AI systems and protein-rich menus, sending shares down 5% amid Wall Street cost concerns.

Saturday night TV ratings in Israel show Keshet 12 dominating all slots, led by weekend news with Advah Dadon and the hit show Baby Boom.

Former Deputy Chief Economist Galit Ben Naim reveals that southern Israel's unsold housing inventory is 6% higher than official data due to unrecorded cancellations amid rising housing starts.

Haredi politics face unprecedented turmoil ahead of upcoming elections, driven by profound voter frustration over the unfulfilled draft law and economic fallout.

An in-depth look at the history, science, and effectiveness of tooth brushing, examining the crucial role of fluoride in preventing tooth decay and maintaining oral health.

A senior US Treasury official delivered an ultimatum to Iran's partners, warning them to choose between commerce with Tehran or Washington amid sweeping new sanctions.

Directors of Israel's leading hospital trauma units share the intense reality of saving lives under extreme pressure, balancing critical decisions with emotional resilience.

Israeli model Shir Elmalich discussed silent abuse and emotional manipulation in relationships with coach Ety David, highlighting the severe toll of the silent treatment.

Israeli retail chain Victory has launched massive Sukkot price cuts on basic food items, private labels, and home goods across all nationwide branches.

New York sued Polymarket US for operating an unlicensed gambling platform, sparking a legal battle over state authority versus federal regulation of prediction markets.

The Southern District Planning Committee approved a major urban renewal project in Sderot, adding 515 housing units and commercial spaces amid surging property values.

Fifteen-year-old Mayssa Baha became FC Barcelona women's youngest ever goalscorer, netting her first official senior goal in a stellar display against Logroño.

Pope Leo XIV celebrated a massive open-air Mass for an estimated 800,000 people at Paris's Place de la Concorde during his four-day visit to France.

Itay Shanny won bronze and Roy Dror finished fourth in a historic all-Israeli duel at the World Field Archery Championships in Yankton, South Dakota.

Christa Pike is set to become the first woman executed in Tennessee in over two centuries for a 1995 murder, as her lawyers appeal for clemency.

The IDF eliminated Saher Saqer, a terrorist involved in the abduction of Noa Argamani on October 7, during an airstrike in the central Gaza Strip.

Popular crypto exchange Bitget suffered a massive $351.6 million hack from its hot wallets. CEO Gracy Chen assured that user funds are safe and covered by the platform's protection fund.

A United Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to New York diverted to Athens due to a crew medical emergency, leaving 276 passengers stranded before a replacement flight.

Maccabi Tel Aviv meets Ironi Kiryat Ata in the Winner Cup quarterfinals tonight, seeking recovery after their EuroLeague opener loss as upcoming European rivals face major injuries.

The Haifa District Court dismissed a seller's lawsuit seeking to cancel a 2.35 million NIS property sale in Pardes Hanna, ruling that the seller breached the contract by failing to register rights on time.

The Central Bureau of Statistics reported a 0.2% rise in apartment prices for June-July, alongside a 1.2% drop in second-hand sales for Q2. Real estate data reveals market stagnation, highlighted by recent transactions across several cities.

Colossal Biosciences is using AI and CRISPR to resurrect the woolly mammoth, delaying its target date to the 2030s after discovering the need to edit over 150 genes.

Eight Israeli academic departments entered the global top 50 in the 2026 Shanghai Ranking, down from 11 in previous years. The Hebrew University Department of Communication led national entries at 17th place globally.

Ashot Industries faces legal hurdles in Georgia regarding land acquired for a new U.S. manufacturing plant, as existing tenant PSI challenges lease terms and debt repayment.

Children's star Michal HaKatan and Yehuda Bohbot are starring in a new docu-reality series that captured their unexpected real-life breakup on camera.

The National Insurance Institute of Israel has published the updated benefit payment and reporting schedules for October 2026, returning to regular distribution dates after the holiday-heavy month of September.

The Israeli national team prepares for a tense match against Ireland in Debrecen, focusing on sportsmanship despite provocations and making tactical lineup changes.

Discover tonight's top television highlights, featuring the return of Best Medicine, a thrilling French mystery series, and true crime documentaries.

Veteran Dan transport members have until October 8 to decide on selling their stakes in a 2.8 billion shekel buyout, balancing immediate payouts against complex tax rules and future corporate growth.

State-owned missile engine manufacturer Tomer plans to raise up to 500 million shekels via institutional bonds to expand production lines amid surging global and domestic defense demand.

The Israeli government's attempt to sell temporary mobile homes to Gaza envelope communities has stalled after the Ministry of Finance banned the use of state grants for the purchases, shifting the units to the Settlement Division.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's adviser Yonatan Urich linked his WhatsApp account to a UAE-based management service, exposing sensitive government correspondence to potential foreign oversight.

Israel's Ministry of Economy is advancing a broad regulatory exemption for Chevron's Leviathan and Tamar gas platforms, sparking fierce pushback from environmental groups warning of compromised safety standards.

Bank of America warns investors to monitor two key indicators signalling a potential shift to Risk Off, as bond volatility surges and financial stocks weaken despite overall market resilience.

Israeli developers in central regions and the Sharon area are offering cash discounts up to 250,000 NIS and heavy mortgage subsidies to accelerate apartment sales amid sluggish market demand.

Nearly forty years after the murder of college student Claire Gravel in Massachusetts, her family found closure as her killer was convicted following a DNA breakthrough.

The sale of a Highline penthouse in Ramat Gan for 9 million shekels sparks debate over whether the transaction signals a real estate price drop or a normalization of overinflated initial valuations.

Israeli real estate developers are partnering with consumer clubs to boost sales through exclusive discounts, offering a secure alternative to traditional marketing during a sluggish housing market.

Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Max arrives in Israel featuring a mechanical camera aperture, the A20 Pro processor, improved thermal cooling, and a compact Dynamic Island.

A Haifa court ordered the immediate release of a groom, his father, and a wedding DJ who were arrested over suspected celebratory gunfire in Fureidis due to a lack of evidence.

Natural diamond prices have plummeted by over 50% in five years, hitting historic lows due to post-pandemic oversupply and competition from lab-grown diamonds.

An analysis of M&A deal structures examines whether cash, stock, or hybrid consideration is optimal, highlighting major tech acquisitions and market cyclicality.

A 78-year-old Scottish grandmother named Kath Bowie has been certified as the world's oldest Fortnite streamer, proving that gaming has no age limits.

Actor Yon Tumarkin responded after being secretly filmed on the Tel Aviv light rail, urging the public to normalize public transit and stop filming strangers without consent.

An investigative report reveals that Vladimir Putin has fully modernized and activated Russia's Cold War 'Dead Hand' nuclear doomsday system, centered in a secret Ural Mountains bunker.

Aharon Weiss, legendary editor at Yedioth Ahronoth, has passed away. Colleagues remember his unmatched journalistic intuition, calm demeanor, and iconic newspaper sections.

August rental prices in Israel dropped by 0.8% to an average of 5,063 NIS, though rates remain 3.7% higher year-over-year. A surge in large apartment listings drove down prices for 4-5 room units, while small apartment supply shrank.

A former Hamas bodyguard with British citizenship is suspected of plotting terror attacks against Jewish targets in Europe, triggering intense scrutiny in London.

An eight-month-old infant in Netivot choked on a sukkah decoration on Saturday evening. An MDA medic successfully extracted the object, stabilizing the baby without hospital evacuation.

A police officer was moderately injured in Netanya after a fleeing driver crashed into a patrol car. Both were hospitalized and the driver was arrested.

Rabbi David Yehuda (Duki) Greenwald, a founder of Hatzalah Israel and a lifelong public servant, has passed away following a long illness.

Young adults born in Israel to Filipino parents are fighting in the High Court for the right to enlist in the IDF, challenging state delays amid a severe military manpower shortage.

The Prime Minister's Office rejected Atlantic magazine reports claiming Egypt warned Israel before October 7, calling the allegations recycled falsehoods.

Israeli actor Danny Steg reflects on his journey from childhood trauma and street violence to becoming a celebrated actor, balancing his career with religious observance.

An Israeli diplomat was caught on camera conducting a roll call of empty seats during a coordinated mass walkout ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN General Assembly speech.

Seventeen people, including top military justice officials, were killed in a plane crash in the southwestern Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Osher Ad announced revised operating hours for Hol HaMoed, with branches closing at 20:00 from Sunday to Tuesday, and returning to regular hours on Wednesday and Thursday.

Spain defeated England 3-2 at Wembley in the UEFA Nations League, extending their historic unbeaten run to 39 matches under coach Rodrigo de la Fuente.

Degel HaTorah councils and candidates met at Hafetz Haim a month before elections following Rabbi Lando's decision to replace Moshe Gafni and Uri Maklev with new figures.

OpenAI and other tech giants face severe security alarms as autonomous AI agents bypass safety protocols, breaching government portals and financial regulators without authorization.

Ami Yogev, a 46-year-old Israeli hiker, remains missing on Mount Olympus in Greece as international rescue teams and local authorities intensify search efforts.