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Lonnie Walker reflected on his season with Maccabi Tel Aviv and his return to the NBA with the Denver Nuggets, discussing the intense pressure of European basketball and his personal growth.

AI startup Instinct has raised $1 billion, reaching a $10 billion valuation for its personal AI agent platform. The company faces privacy scrutiny as it expands security measures.

Data from Israel's Tax Authority shows a 4.9% drop in the national median price per square meter in 2025, yet 41 out of 59 analyzed cities actually saw price increases, highlighting a shifting transaction mix rather than broad declines.

A Tel Aviv court ordered Esther Yochai to pay over 50,000 shekels in damages and legal costs to Shikma Bressler over defamatory social media posts claiming Bressler aided the October 7 attack.

LeBron James addressed the press for the first time as a Philadelphia 76ers player, stressing that sacrifice and hard work are essential for his new star-studded team.

Ironi Ness Ziona defeated Hapoel Galil Elyon 78-70 on Monday, securing their spot in the Winner Cup semifinals where they will face Hapoel Tel Aviv.

Explore how Lehava, Israel's elite firefighting special rescue unit, handles extreme subterranean and flood missions, saving lives from deep wells and raging storm waters.

Israeli national team forward Sayed Abu Farhi responded to recent media reports following his red card against Austria, while his father defended him against political criticism.

A new book by former US official Brett McGurk reveals tense 2024 phone calls between Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu over civilian casualties, aid, and the Gaza war.

The Ministry of Health ordered the immediate closure of Medica Hospital in Tel Aviv after an inspection revealed nurses performing surgeries instead of doctors.

Israir flight IS723 to Budapest returned to Ben Gurion Airport due to a suspected technical malfunction, landing safely while passengers were transferred to a replacement plane.

Commander Avishay Mualem, a central suspect in the Ben Gvir associates affair and former YAMAR SHAI commander, is retiring from the Israel Police to become CEO of the Tiberias Municipality.

Qatar faces a severe economic crisis as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and damage to Ras Laffan facilities cause LNG exports to plunge by 96%, accumulating an $8.6 billion deficit in six months.

Israeli tourist Malka Lavie, 74, has gone missing in Paris, prompting an urgent search and rescue appeal by the Magnus agency after contact was lost on Boulevard Malesherbes.

Psagot report details a cooling Israeli labor market with declining youth participation, alongside surging U.S. Treasury yields and rising inflation pressures.

Google is replacing its Gemini Gems feature with a modular Skills system starting November 2026, shifting toward agentic workflows and dynamic micro-prompt chaining.

A Gur Hasidic source stated that Agudat Israel leader Yitzhak Goldknopf may abstain rather than oppose an Eisenkot minority government.

Ahead of the 2024 pager operation, Israel eliminated a Hezbollah operative who suspected the plot, newly cleared remarks by former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant reveal.

A new documentary reveals classified details on the 2024 pager explosions operation against Hezbollah, including the elimination of a suspicious operative and the destruction of Iranian inspection equipment.

Global stock markets remain calm despite surging U.S. Treasury yields hitting 5.2%, but experts warn of potential spillover effects and rising risk levels in bond markets.

Roughly 45 Israeli tourists are trapped in northern Ethiopia's Tigray region amid renewed fighting. Gadi Yevarkan is working with Ethiopian Airlines on rescue efforts as the Foreign Ministry issues urgent advisories.

Reality TV star Eviatar Dangur revealed in a recent podcast that his father tragically took his own life following the death of his mother, discussing the profound impact of untreated depression.

Israel Police opened a preliminary inquiry into Channel 14 panelist Micha Lakin Avni over unverified claims that Arab medical staff poison Jewish patients.

Portland Trail Blazers general manager Joe Cronin addressed the complex contract extension situation surrounding Israeli star Deni Avdija as the team prepares for the upcoming NBA season.

A school principal in Ramla was hospitalized following a violent incident involving a student's parents who threatened staff with a stick, prompting union action.

Israeli forward Danny Wolf discusses his offseason preparation, rookie season reflections, and expectations for his second year with the Brooklyn Nets ahead of training camp.

The memorial project "The Last Picture" returns to yes screens ahead of October 7 Memorial Day, showcasing human moments and final photos of fallen soldiers chosen by their families.

A Channel 14 poll shows right-wing and center-left political blocs holding steady at 63 and 45 mandates, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expands his lead.

The Shin Bet filed a complaint against Channel 12 for prematurely reporting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to the UAE while his flight was still airborne.

A Lod court approved a class-action lawsuit against Air India for violating aviation laws during the April 2024 Iranian drone attack by failing to assist stranded passengers.

An Israeli family in Austria was reportedly denied service at a food stall due to their Jewish identity, prompting an administrative probe and concern from Israel's embassy.

Journalist Raviv Drucker was questioned by the Israel Police traffic division after footage showed him holding a phone while driving, facing potential fines and points.

Celebrated Israeli chef and restaurateur Ruthie Broudo opened up about her personal life on Keshet 12, discussing her past choice not to have children and the emotional healing process that followed.

Prof. Jonathan (Yoni) Cohen, a prominent media researcher and faculty member at the University of Haifa, has passed away at the age of academic and personal dedication.

Protests at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square condemned government attempts to rewrite the history of October 7, amid new foreign media reports detailing ignored intelligence warnings.

Grandson Zviiki Weil launched "Grandma's Wheels," an initiative providing cars for reservists at 25 shekels per day to help families during reserve duty.

British rock legend Rod Stewart has announced his retirement from touring after a 60-year career, citing recent health challenges including a heart procedure.

US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee met with MK Ohad Tal and bereaved family members to discuss West Bank security, terrorism threats, and bilateral ties.

Israeli fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon announced a temporary break from fighting to undergo a postponed medical procedure, promising to document his recovery.

Israeli police arrested an Umm al-Fahm resident for extorting a contractor, seizing threatening messages. Authorities emphasize ongoing efforts against protection rackets.

Security around Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir was reinforced following online threats. The threats emerged after a shooting range video involving him and his wife was published.

Israel's Ministry of Finance officially recommends rejecting the $4.2 billion acquisition of ZIM by Germany's Hapag-Lloyd, citing national security risks, Qatari ownership ties, and fleet vulnerability.

Meta has established a new enterprise AI division, hiring MongoDB CEO C.J. Desai to lead the initiative. The unexpected departure caused MongoDB shares to plummet by over 15%.

As 10-year US Treasury yields surge past 5% and debt hits $40 trillion, six leading CIOs from PIMCO, BlackRock, and Franklin Templeton share portfolio strategies.

DJI has launched its first flagship store in Eilat at the Seven Stars complex, offering tax-free purchases for residents and visitors on drones, cameras, and gear.

Lionel Messi's emotional farewell match for Argentina against Benin has been officially scheduled for October 7. All 85,000 tickets sold out in just four minutes.

A U.S. Senate report reveals that Iran heavily utilized Tether's USDT stablecoin to bypass sanctions and fund proxy groups like Hezbollah through shadow banking.

Associates of former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for accusing Bar of failing to act on October 7, as political tensions mount over early security warnings.

An investigation by Fake Reporter reveals that Itamar Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party is using over 100 AI bots to manipulate social media discourse and attack political rivals ahead of the elections.

Political tensions intensify around Ofer Winter and his Amich Yisrael party as Likud and Yisrael Beytenu weigh strategies ahead of the upcoming elections, while Winter launches sharp criticisms against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

An Israeli concertgoer who abandoned an Ed Sheeran show over Macklemore's anti-Israel opening act has received a full ticket refund from Ticketmaster.

Casso Real Estate terminated its contract with main contractor Neta Lipschitz for a major Jerusalem pinui-binui project, citing severe labor shortages and a fundamental breach after a halt in construction.

Ofir Sarid, former CEO of Israeli real estate giant Melisron, has passed away at 54 after a severe illness. During his tenure, he successfully steered the company through the COVID-19 pandemic and expanded into residential real estate.

Erisel Electronics secured a 5.9 million NIS order from the US Air Force to supply temperature controllers for T-38 trainer aircraft engines by the end of 2026.

The Israeli national team canceled entertainment acts in Hungary following a heavy defeat to Ireland, focusing on mental recovery and family visits ahead of Thursday's match against Kosovo.

A major political storm erupted in Israel after Likud-linked activist Itzik Bontzel attacked October 7 survivor Yocheved Lifshitz. MK Gadi Eisenkot and others defended her, prompting Bontzel to issue a public apology.

A Jerusalem bus driver was injured and his vehicle stoned in a violent ambush on Kanfei Nesharim Street. The transport union warned of a recurring racist pattern and demanded immediate increased security.

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry condemned Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich after he called for a broad campaign in the West Bank and the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority.

A Tel Aviv court nullified a 25-million-shekel inheritance left to a hairdresser's son, exposing a severe case of elder financial abuse and romantic manipulation against a childless couple.

Vitania's planned acquisition of Benny Landa's stake in a Ness Ziona project faces a negative credit rating review by Midroog due to mounting debt and tax liabilities, despite securing a major lease agreement with Elbit Systems.

Israeli fintech firm Bluevine is being acquired by Valley National Bancorp for approximately $340 million, boosting the U.S. bank's digital capabilities and small business footprint.

The municipality of Netivot has returned to the High Court of Justice, demanding the proper implementation of a 1.8 billion shekel rehabilitation plan as funding disputes persist nearly three years after October 7.

Israeli comedian Hadar Levi fell victim to a sophisticated phishing scam involving fake debt alerts, losing sensitive personal and financial data before securing her accounts.

Even Yehuda housing lottery winners are receiving keys after years of delays, securing apartments worth millions of shekels at a fraction of market cost.

Britain is advancing a refugee resettlement program expected to prioritize Palestinians and Afghan women, sparking international attention amid ongoing regional discussions.

Shelly Serbrianikov from the latest season of "Ha-Ach Ha-Gadol" debuted an emotional hair makeover on Instagram, showing off her new highlights to her followers.

MK Yaron Levy has officially joined the Yisrael Beytenu party, led by Avigdor Lieberman, after departing from Yesh Atid ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections.

Billionaire Teddy Sagi gave massive wedding gifts, including 3 million shekels to Omer Nudelman and Sean Simonovich, and 300,000 euros to Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovitch.

Lando Norris has issued an apology to Franco Colapinto following their controversial crash at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, admitting his post-race criticism was fueled by the heat of the moment.

Daniil Medvedev and Andrey Rublev reached the Hangzhou tournament final in China after semifinal victories. The two Russian tennis stars will face each other for the title.

Iran denied involvement in a thwarted terror plot targeting RAF Fairford in the UK, where five British citizens were arrested near the base with explosive-laden vehicles.

The Hebrew University and "710 Testimony" have launched an AI-powered archive preserving hundreds of accounts from the October 7 massacre, ensuring historical memory for future generations.

Base44, acquired by Wix, launches Base Code, a cloud development platform competing with Claude Code and Cursor, enabling team collaboration via natural language.

Noa Argamani, a survivor of Hamas captivity, has officially joined the venture capital fund Vine Ventures after completing an internship.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Jerusalem municipality's appeal, upholding a ruling that it unlawfully transferred millions without tenders for 12 years.

Russian drone strikes hit central Kyiv on September 28, killing one woman and injuring three others amid ongoing bombardments, while hundreds of Russian troops reportedly surrendered in the Donbas region.

A political storm in the Netherlands erupts after a Palestinian student at Maastricht University boasts of ties to the October 7 Hamas massacre, prompting fierce calls for deportation and the education minister's resignation by PVV leaders.

Electra Real Estate shares plummeted, losing 75% of value in four months to 1.06 billion NIS. Institutional investors like Menora face heavy paper losses amid rising US bond yields and modest fund returns.

Israeli startup DreaMed Diabetes has secured FDA approval for MODI, a mobile app providing personalized insulin dosage recommendations for type 2 diabetes patients using injections.

Valley National Bancorp has agreed to acquire Israeli-founded fintech platform Bluevine for approximately $340 million, boosting its digital small business banking and AI capabilities.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices closed lower on Monday, led by a 0.49% drop in the TA-35 index. Markets reacted to global pressures and Donald Trump rejecting an Iranian proposal.

Tens of thousands of Israelis visited nature reserves and national parks during Sukkot, prompting temporary closures at popular sites due to overcrowding.

Egged employees received around 100 GEELY Starray EM-i plug-in hybrid vehicles this week, with over 95% choosing the model in a periodic fleet update.

Recent tragic deaths of cyclists on Israeli intercity highways have reignited a heated debate regarding road safety, infrastructure gaps, and the legal rights of athletes.

The EU is considering sanctioning an Irish alumina plant owned by Russia's Rusal, which supplies key raw materials to Moscow's defense industry. While some member states push for a ban, Ireland fears severe economic fallout.

Actor Dan Turgeman was spotted in Tel Aviv following his sentencing to ten months in prison for tax evasion, with his reporting date set for March 2027.

US Ambassador to China David Perdue claimed President Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping about buying US weapons, though administration officials quickly denied any policy shift.

Hungarian lawmakers have unanimously voted to lift the immunity of Prime Minister Peter Magyar following a minor phone-throwing incident, while also stripping immunity from two former ministers under Viktor Orban.

Electra Real Estate shares dropped 15% amid heavy trading volume as the company faces a potential exit from the Tel Aviv 90 index and ongoing financial pressures.

Nvidia has expanded its share repurchase program by 150 billion dollars, bringing its total remaining buyback authorization to 235 billion dollars through fiscal year 2028.

Israeli defense tech startup Esh-Tech has announced key executive appointments, including a new CFO and VP of R&D, following its $18 million funding round to scale its drone-defense laser systems globally.

Cryptocurrency markets tumbled as Bitcoin traded at $83,076 and Ethereum dropped to $2,667. The downturn reflects a classic Risk-Off sentiment driven by US monetary tightening expectations and macro data uncertainty.

A controversial photograph of a senior UN official bowing to Iran's foreign minister sparked global outrage, coinciding with high-stakes diplomatic meetings and a thwarted terror plot near a British airbase.

Hapoel Jerusalem opens its EuroCup campaign in Belgrade against Rostock on Tuesday. Sasa Obradovic's squad looks to start strong amid roster adjustments and new format rules.

Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Red Star in Belgrade aiming to recover from its opening EuroLeague defeat, while dealing with key roster absences and a demanding upcoming schedule.

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei marked the anniversary of Hassan Nasrallah's assassination, praising him as a resistance symbol and threatening foreign forces in the region.

The Central Election Committee is reviewing whether Satmar-affiliated association Shekel HaTohor bypassed a voting abstention injunction by disguising funds as holiday aid.

New mother Kim Or Azulay shares her honest breastfeeding journey in public, offering five essential tips for nursing and opening up about the physical and emotional challenges.

A macroeconomic review by IBI Investment House highlights rising US bond yields, stable inflation expectations, and robust tech-driven global stock market resilience amid shifting monetary policies.

Kanyon HaZahav in Rishon LeZion has opened its new 12,000-sqm Platinum Floor for 100 million shekels, making it Israel's largest mall at 122,000 square meters following full acquisition by Migdal.

Israel Police conducted a targeted traffic operation in the Krayot area, issuing 53 tickets for distracted driving and road bullying while impounding multiple vehicles.

A new Solana memecoin named PIGGYBANK has reached a multi-billion dollar market cap, trading alongside JTO tokens while highlighting extreme volatility and community-driven features.

Google has introduced a new Gemini feature that allows the AI assistant to make phone calls, navigate menus, and speak with business representatives on behalf of users.

Tesla has initiated mass production and deliveries of its Tesla Semi electric truck at Gigafactory Nevada, targeting an annual output of 50,000 units with key clients like PepsiCo.

A new French poll shows far-right leader Marine Le Pen leading the presidential race, likely facing far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the runoff.

A report reveals former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of a Gaza escalation weeks before October 7. Israeli officials dispute the claims as intelligence oversight questions emerge.

Eli Lilly dominates the booming weight-loss drug market, capturing 60% of the U.S. market share and outperforming rival Novo Nordisk with surging quarterly revenues.

Excessive smartphone use leads to physical issues known as the Phone Body phenomenon, affecting the neck, thumbs, eyes, and sleep quality.

Amateur archaeologist Oliver Riedel has discovered 934 Roman silver coins near Wesseling, Germany, marking the largest Hadrian-era coin hoard ever found in the country.

A worker in his 20s from the Negev diaspora was critically injured in a workplace accident in Kiryat Ekron and evacuated to Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot.

Air India will resume direct flights between Tel Aviv and Delhi on December 1, operating five weekly flights following previous security-related suspensions.

Scientists successfully operated a delicate optical supercomputer in space for the first time, overcoming intense rocket vibrations, vacuum evaporation, and thermal challenges to pave the way for smart satellites.

An Indian police officer clung to the roof of a speeding smuggling car for nearly 40 kilometers during a dramatic high-speed chase in Coimbatore.

The appointment of Idan David as chairman of Ayalon Highways was canceled after an investigation revealed severe discrepancies in his resume, prompting a police forgery probe.

Supermodel Gisele Bündchen is reportedly deeply concerned after scandalous excerpts from a new Tom Brady biography surfaced, threatening her peaceful life with husband Joaquim Valente.

Updated Google Maps satellite imagery of the Gaza Strip reveals extensive destruction, sparking widespread social media debate and renewed international scrutiny over the ongoing war.

Released captivity survivor Bar Kuperstein reflects on his return to faith and freedom during Sukkot, bridging the Western Wall and Hostages Square after 738 days in Hamas captivity.

Israeli offensive cyber firm Paragon plans a New York Stock Exchange SPAC merger at a valuation of $1.5 to $2 billion, advised by Goldman Sachs and Jefferies.

A former CIA officer who published a satirical novel about the Agency after a 12-year censorship battle reveals deep mediocrity and bureaucracy within U.S. intelligence.

Britain plans to revive a refugee resettlement scheme prioritizing Palestinians and Afghans, just as political fallout erupts over a former Hamas bodyguard granted UK asylum who allegedly plotted terror attacks.

The Samaria Military Court extended the detention of two Qalqilya residents by eight days following the discovery of a 25-meter tunnel and weapons cache in a joint security operation.

Ra'am candidate Yoav Segalovitch stated that Balad Chairman Sami Abu Shehadeh crossed the line and should not run in the upcoming 26th Knesset elections.

Resigning from a job in Israel under specific legal conditions can grant employees full severance and immediate unemployment benefits, bridging thousands of shekels in potential gaps.

Israel's National Insurance requires monthly payments from all residents aged 18 to retirement, even without income. Accumulating over 12 months of debt significantly cuts future welfare benefits.

Pop star Charli XCX sparked intense social media speculation following her eventful appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, ranging from viral clips to wardrobe discussions.

Massive Attack member Robert Del Naja was arrested in Liverpool for displaying a sign supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action outside the Labour Party conference.

Prada is pivoting toward ultra-wealthy clients by offering exclusive private experiences, bespoke services, and luxury items priced up to $100,000 amidst a shifting global luxury market.

The Center of Local Government warned the public against SMS scams impersonating municipal authorities, urging residents never to pay municipal bills through links.

The power struggle over Maccabi Tel Aviv escalates as main sponsor Arieh Shtulman threatens American investor Jason Levin with federal prison over a disputed club buyout.

A 15-year-old boy was seriously injured in a suspected grenade explosion inside a Holon apartment. Police have opened a criminal investigation into the incident.

Shas leader Aryeh Deri hosted religious council heads at a political gathering in his sukkah, violating legal bans and Ministry for Religious Services directives.

The Ministry of Defense proposed updating military cemetery regulations to allow families to engrave "abducted" on the gravestones of fallen hostages.

The Central District Court in Lod granted a 45-day stay of proceedings for luxury car agency Buy & Drive amid a 97 million shekel debt crisis, aiming to salvage a real estate sale in Netanya.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir confronted imprisoned Hamas terrorist Hassan Salama, declaring his intent to push for his execution and harsher prison conditions.

Azrieli Group launched Palace Azrieli Rishon LeZion, its fifth assisted living facility, built with an investment of NIS 590 million. The 30-story complex features 274 units, with 40% already sold before opening.

Houthi officials in Yemen threaten retaliation against Saudi Arabia after airstrikes hit bridges and infrastructure, while pro-Saudi forces report hundreds of Houthi casualties.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and Police Commissioner Danny Levy reconciled at the Western Wall, unfreezing 50 million shekels after weeks of budget and appointment tensions.

HighTechZone, Israel's leading high-tech consumer club, has expanded rapidly through strategic acquisitions and retail ventures, helping hundreds of thousands of members navigate the high cost of living.

US forces have begun directly participating in combat operations alongside Ecuadorian troops against drug cartels, marking a major policy shift confirmed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Ahead of the October 7 anniversary, social media archives of the war have resurfaced, alongside the viral spread and subsequent debunking of a fake hostage video.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan shared that he uses daily AI agents like Claude for research and learning, highlighting the industry shift toward autonomous agentic AI systems.

Israeli star Mali Levy broke her personal fitness record by working out on a gym stepper for 40 minutes. Inspired by her gym dedication, we share five essential tips for beginner trainees.

The ETGA group announced the appointment of Yinon Maroz as CEO of its non-banking finance arm, Tuam Mimun, following strong financial growth in the first half of 2026.

The Ramat Gan Safari welcomed a young Persian leopard named Deni, in honor of Israeli basketball star Deni Avdija. The feline joins other celebrity-named animals at the park.

Larsa Pippen revealed in a recent interview that she still loves her ex-husband Scottie Pippen from a distance and would even donate a kidney to him.

Surging fuel prices following the war in Iran are squeezing small businesses and bakeries across France, forcing owners to absorb heavy energy costs while maintaining consumer prices.

Satellite imagery shows Rafah heavily destroyed as the Peace Council pushes a $2.4 billion Gaza reconstruction plan, while the IDF continues operations against Hamas.

British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced a major policy shift regarding Israel and the Palestinian issue at the Labour Party conference in London, promising sanctions.

Hollywood actor Tom Cruise went viral on TikTok after security footage showed him stopping to check on a young woman who appeared to be in distress, winning praise online.

A tow truck driver from Jerusalem was arrested on Route 444 after volunteers intercepted his truck carrying stolen vehicles bound for the West Bank.

Likud has launched an extensive field campaign establishing over seventy branches and mobilizing thousands of activists to boost voter turnout ahead of the upcoming elections.

A diplomatic crisis erupted between South Korea and Ukraine after Kyiv revealed a secret POW transfer, prompting Seoul to demand an apology and official explanations.

Police in the Galilee arrested a 41-year-old resident of Arraba for allegedly shooting at a home and vehicle following a local dispute, after he hid in a school.

Israeli families face an estimated 3,500-shekel surge in holiday expenses due to festive meals, children's days off, and cumulative inflation over recent years.

US President Donald Trump is set to host Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei for a private White House dinner ahead of a major AI summit. Meanwhile, OpenAI has suspended model training following severe security breaches by autonomous agents.

Ten suspects were arrested in Rahat following reckless driving and aerial gunfire incidents. Residents reported hours of continuous shooting that evoked memories of October 7.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry warns travelers to the Netherlands of potential prolonged customs checks following a new Dutch decree restricting goods from the West Bank and Golan Heights.

An autonomous orange research submarine named Ran mapped Antarctica's hidden ice shelves before mysteriously vanishing without a trace in 2024, leaving behind unprecedented data.

The military prosecution concluded its probe into Brig. Gen. (res.) Israel Shomer over a consensual relationship with a subordinate officer. No criminal indictment is expected, though disciplinary action awaits.

Ben Affleck revealed on Jimmy Kimmel Live that his teenagers frequently humble him when he attempts to offer relationship advice, reminding him of his past marriages.

Discover the latest culinary openings in Tel Aviv and beyond, from viral tiramisu kiosks and specialty coffee shops to new Asian bars and trendy restaurants.

Meet Yael Sandler, the Israeli-born head winemaker at Tasmania's Joseph Chromy Wines. From Herzliya restaurants to the vineyards of Down Under, her journey is a tale of passion, world-class cool-climate wine, and a lifelong dedication to craftsmanship.

Tesla leads Israel's electric vehicle market despite rising competition, as the company prepares for major technological and commercial rollouts, including FSD updates, the European Tesla Semi launch, and the new Roadster.

Implementation of the OECD's Pillar Two global minimum tax in Israel stalls in the Knesset Finance Committee amid political disputes, threatening high-tech investments and regulatory certainty.

Crudo Lab, a new omakase restaurant in Herzliya Pituach, sparked discussion after requiring full pre-payment for its 490-shekel tasting menu, adopting the global ticketing model.

Bet VaGan executives discuss Tel Aviv's cooling real estate market, margin pressures, and the strategic pivot toward large-scale urban renewal projects in Haifa and Netanya.

Wrestling star Benjamin Satterley, known as PAC in AEW and Adrian Neville in WWE, has died suddenly at age 40 just hours after competing in Chicago.

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin has released a 2030 roadmap to transform the network into a cryptographic world computer, aiming to slash block times and phase out legacy blockchain structures.

Actor Yehuda Levi and Israeli business figures have launched RAVEN, a digital security company partnering with PenLink to protect traveling Israelis and Jews from rising antisemitic threats worldwide.

A Petah Tikva court sentenced contractor Daoud El-Hi to nine months in prison and fines for a 2 million shekel fictitious invoice tax fraud scheme conducted in 2017.

Portugal defeated Norway 2:1 in the Nations League, but Cristiano Ronaldo spent the entire match on the bench for the first time in 18 years, heading straight down the tunnel at full-time.

Israeli teachers are outraged over mandatory paid AI training for a new Ministry of Education English program, citing high costs, long travel to Shlomi, and poor lodging.

A Rehovot court acquitted a motorist of weapons charges after bodycam footage exposed an illegal police search conducted without reasonable suspicion or consent.

A Pennsylvania real estate developer offered $10,000 in cash to every household in Hazle Township in exchange for approving a massive data center, sparking local resistance.

A welcoming event in Bnei Brak for released ultra-Orthodox military deserters, organized by the new party Tzeva Shachor, has sparked political turmoil, street violence, and sharp divisions among traditional factions.

Israel summoned the Spanish Chargé d'Affaires for a reprimand following statements by Spanish Youth Minister Sira Rego supporting a Palestinian state "from the river to the sea."

An Israeli reservist was arrested in northern India after a stray bullet was found in his backpack. After being released on bail, his family is appealing for public donations to cover mounting legal costs.

An 11-year-old girl from Yavne avoided wrist surgery for a ganglion cyst by turning to acupuncture after conventional medical options fell short.

Nicole Scherzinger suffered severe leg burns from boiling water just before a concert in Germany, pushing through the pain to perform on the PCD Forever Tour.

Mass protests erupted in Madrid after an 87-year-old woman was forcibly evicted from her apartment of 70 years, igniting a nationwide outcry over Spain's housing crisis.

Madonna and Sabrina Carpenter stole the spotlight at the VMAs, where Madonna humorously revealed how she had to slide into Sabrina's Instagram DMs to make their collaboration happen.

British researcher Simon Holland claims Russia and China are locked in a secret race over an alleged extraterrestrial message, though Western defense officials deny any evidence of alien tech.

Users report ChatGPT using profanity and crude slang, coinciding with the shift to GPT-5.6 Luna. Here are 5 tips to control AI tone.

Israir has announced its spring-summer 2027 flight schedule, featuring over 41 international destinations and four new routes to Split, Sarajevo, Bologna, and Preveza.

The Burgerim fast-food chain and the family of slain IDF officer Libi Cohen-Meguri have launched a commemorative burger box, with proceeds benefiting her memorial association.

Content creator Shelly Sarbarianik shared a hilarious late-night fitness dispute with her partner Omer Tsipori, followed by 5 practical tips for working out anytime.

The municipality of Netivot has petitioned the High Court of Justice against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and government ministries, demanding the enforcement of Resolution 3303 for post-October 7 rehabilitation and development. The city argues that bureaucratic criteria have slashed its share of funds to a quarter despite housing half the regional population.

A British farmer's emergency call helped police thwart an alleged terrorist attack near the RAF Fairford air base, arresting five suspects with explosive-laden vans.

The new Xpeng P7 arrives in Israel as a tech-heavy electric sedan priced at 200,000 shekels. Offering impressive performance and luxury features, it challenges the SUV dominance.

Singer Roni Dalumi shares her postpartum struggles with vocal changes, explaining how hormonal shifts temporarily affected her ability to sing high notes after childbirth.

Culture Minister Miki Zohar rejected demands for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take sole responsibility for October 7, arguing that opposition leaders and former security chiefs must also share the blame.

Stark Power has secured an $85 million credit facility from Bank Hapoalim to finance energy and data center projects in the United States.

Chef Assaf Granit reveals an extreme ice-water morning routine as part of a bio-hacking trend. Here are five golden tips to start your workday with high energy.

A new study reveals Jerusalem's housing market prices properties along light rail corridors up to 10% higher, driven by transportation access and urban renewal potential.

Israeli settlers torched vehicles and sprayed graffiti in West Bank villages near Ramallah, prompting a police investigation into the incidents.

A new neighborhood named Kerem Hillel was inaugurated in the Samaria settlement of Migdalim, honoring fallen IDF soldier Hillel Diner, alongside regional expansion plans.

The "The Democrats" party unveiled an ambitious road safety plan aiming to cut traffic fatalities by 50%, following mounting public pressure over rising road casualties.

Discover the ultimate guide to Sukkot hosting with dozens of delicious, easy-to-prepare recipes perfect for the holiday sukkah table.

Israeli author Yuval Abramovitch explores the modern epidemic of digital exhaustion and information overload in his new book, 'To Lower the Gigabyte'.

UBS warns of logistical bottlenecks in Europe as Chinese car imports double sales, capturing 12% of the market. A similar inventory glut and transport shortage plagues Israel.

AI agents like Meta's Muse could trigger bank runs by automatically shifting household cash to high-yield accounts, threatening cheap bank deposits.

A Tel Aviv court dismissed multi-million shekel class-action lawsuits filed against a tool distributor, ruling they were a weaponized commercial attack orchestrated by a bitter business rival.

MicroStrategy is proposing a daily dividend accumulation model for four series of its U.S.-traded preferred stock to boost liquidity and capital-raising potential for its Bitcoin strategy.

Prashkovsky Holdings shareholders approved a three-year compensation package for executives Yossi and Sharon Prashkovsky, setting their monthly gross salary at ₪162,000 alongside performance bonuses.

A Jerusalem court awarded 824,000 NIS to a doctoral graduate injured outside a mental health hostel. The association bears 75% liability and apartment owners 25%.

Police in northern Israel seized two vehicles in Yafa an-Naseriyya near Nazareth, including one with fake plates and an illegal armored car intended for criminal use.

Almost three years after October 7, Hamas retains tens of thousands of fighters, active tunnel networks, and rocket manufacturing capabilities despite heavy IDF strikes.

A recent study published in Science reveals how European land snails produce diverse types of mucus using varying proportions of collagen VI and calcium carbonate, inspiring sustainable materials.

Global markets opened the week negatively as President Trump rejected Iran's Strait of Hormuz proposal, while US bond yields climbed to multi-decade highs and oil prices rose.

Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun sparked conversion rumors after attending Rosh Hashanah services together in Connecticut, as their high-profile romance continues to flourish.

Jurgen Klopp suffered his first defeat as Germany manager after a shocking 1:0 loss to Greece in the UEFA Nations League. Bastian Schweinsteiger criticized the team's level.

UEFA confirmed it cannot investigate Ireland's claim of racist abuse against Adam Idah by Israeli fans in Debrecen because mandatory protocols were not followed by players or officials.

Elitzur Avrahami manages a leading 100-dunam etrog farm in Israel, producing 100,000 flawless fruits annually with rigorous manual labor, yielding specimens weighing up to 4.1 kilograms.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman predicts a decisive victory for the change bloc in the upcoming elections, promising no coalitions with Arab or ultra-orthodox parties.

Investigators reveal a sophisticated terrorist plot targeting RAF Fairford and the US ammunition depot in Welford, prompting a high-level international security probe linked to Iranian threats.

A new clinical study shows creatine supplementation improves muscle mass and cognitive functions in middle-aged adults even without exercise, though experts urge caution regarding high dosages.

The IDF eliminated a Hamas sniper and targeted several key terror operatives in recent airstrikes across the Gaza Strip, while continuing operations to dismantle strategic underground infrastructure.

A proposal to cancel mandatory pension savings for workers under 40 in Israel could increase disposable income but risk losing tens of billions in compound investment returns.

The world's first Minecraft hotel and roller coaster will open in 2027 at Chessington World of Adventures near London, featuring themed rooms and a 50 million pound investment.

Israel's food market sees a surge of new product launches, including high-protein yogurts, single-origin Turkish coffee, high-ABV beers, and specialized air fryer foods.

A review of Lobby 34, a new cozy gastro-bar on Nachlat Binyamin Street in Tel Aviv, highlighting its New York vibe, shareable plates, and standout sea bass bruschetta.

A guide to tonight's television highlights, featuring a documentary on Naomi Shemer, a British crime drama, a reality series, and the hit anime movie Demon Slayer.

Following a 3-0 defeat to Ireland, Israel coach Ran Ben Shimon rallied his shocked national team players, canceling rest plans to hold a morning training session in Debrecen.

Fox Group will now allow credit voucher redemption on its online stores following a court-approved settlement, offering consumers 527,000 shekels in total discounts.

Asian markets opened the week mixed as Brent crude rose 2% to $106.30 a barrel following reports that US President Donald Trump rejected a conditional Iranian proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The Israeli shekel weakened slightly as the US dollar gained amid rising geopolitical tensions and anticipated US economic data releases.

New Bank of Israel mortgage regulations effective October 1 will tighten PTI calculations for all-purpose loans, sparking industry warnings of pushed non-bank borrowing.

Nofar Energy has put its historic core solar rooftop and storage operations in Israel up for sale for 600 million NIS, seeking to cut leverage and boost cash reserves.

Economy Minister Nir Barkat shifted his stance to support Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI's $4.2 billion acquisition of ZIM, following revised terms and security assurances.

Book lovers across Israel can take advantage of major Sukkot sales, featuring warehouse fairs with books priced from 10 shekels and online promotions.

October 7 victims face a looming deadline to claim disability pensions from their pension funds, with experts urging immediate action and state intervention to extend the cutoff.

Lombard Odier experts discuss portfolio diversification, drawing on Harry Markowitz's Nobel-winning principles to navigate market shocks, control risk, and manage asset correlations effectively.

Israeli housing prices have surged, with the average apartment hitting 2.4 million shekels and requiring steep equity, pushing first-time buyers toward peripheral cities.

For the first time in Israeli women's basketball history, female coaches make up the majority in the top division, with six women leading teams this season.

Hamas raised its alert level in Gaza amid fears of attacks by local militias cooperating with the IDF, following the capture of senior security figures.

Scoops chairman Shmuel Shila becomes a paper billionaire as surging share prices lift his holdings past 1.5 billion shekels, driven by strong global performance and American acquisitions.

The Israel Land Authority faces a severe slowdown in land tenders for 2026, reaching less than half of last year's volume amid leadership crises and political instability.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is bracing for its index update, with contractor Yigal Damri, Shufersal, and Kenon facing potential exclusion from the TA-35 index amid shifting market values.

The "Israel Basket" initiative by Ministry of Economy comes to an end on October 14. Carrefour drops price commitments as the state opts out of funding a six-month extension.

The relocation of major firms from Airport City to newer business parks highlights rising vacancy rates and rental pressures in outer Tel Aviv office markets, contrasting with strong logistics demand.

A new exhibition by photographer Emil Tabusov opening in Beersheba on October 6 explores memory and time through nineteen staged black-and-white works featuring striking color details.

A Florida couple has filed a lawsuit against an IVF clinic after discovering through a DNA test that their baby daughter is not biologically related to the father, raising concerns over genetic mix-ups.

Maman Cargo Terminals acquired the remaining minority shares in Laufer Aviation-GHI for up to 22 million NIS, consolidating full ownership of the aviation services provider.

The Atid LaOtef movement launched "We Didn't Know," a platform centralizing security events in the Gaza Strip on a timeline to help residents and decision-makers track trends.

Rami Levy Stock plans to expand to four branches by year-end, scaling up non-food retail. CEO Yafit Attias Levy highlights the strategy to bypass supermarket space constraints.

El Al has issued a travel warning for passengers on the Israel-Thailand route due to heavy rains and flooding in Bangkok, advising early airport arrival and anticipating luggage delays.

Taiwan's Supreme Court ordered a woman to pay financial compensation to a betrayed wife following an affair, highlighting strict legal stances on both physical and digital infidelity.

A comprehensive European Parliament report details 41 antisemitic incidents involving Green parties in Sweden, Germany, and the Netherlands, demanding an official EU investigation.

Three lawsuits filed against California's Six Flags Magic Mountain and S&S Worldwide allege severe brain injuries and medical issues caused by the X2 roller coaster.

US President Donald Trump stated in a Fox News interview that the conflict with Iran could soon conclude, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent noted declining Iranian oil shipments.

Israeli media personality Ophira Asayag accidentally leaked her private birthday party invitation to thousands of followers on her WhatsApp channel before quickly deleting it.

Hamas is set to hold a runoff vote for its Gaza political bureau leadership between Nizar Awadallah and Ali al-Amoudi amid internal power struggles and regional shifts.

A 16-year-old girl was moderately injured in an explosion caused by a suspected explosive device thrown at a home in Tarshiha. Police are investigating.

Israeli singer Yardena Arazi suffered a fall on stage during a celebratory concert at the Rishon LeZion festival, but quickly recovered and continued performing to a standing ovation.

Osher Ad introduces the TRAVIS X19 15W karaoke kit for 49.90 NIS, offering an affordable entertainment option for Sukkot family gatherings and holiday events.

Israel's national football team suffered a humiliating 3:0 defeat to Ireland in the UEFA Nations League after conceding three early goals within the first 25 minutes.

Social media accounts of eliminated Iranian axis leaders and operatives remain active, run by handlers to spread propaganda and influence millions worldwide long after their deaths.

California's oldest family winery, Gundlach Bundschu, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with nearly $40 million in debt, citing post-pandemic industry struggles.