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British police have charged two Iranian nationals with planning a terror attack against the Jewish community in Manchester on the eve of Yom Kippur.

Turkey is promoting OSCE Secretary General Feridun Sinirlioğlu as a potential compromise candidate for UN Secretary-General amid a persistent Security Council deadlock.

A Flydubai co-pilot who nearly crashed a flight to Israel was previously banned by Oman over extremist views, according to reports. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu termed the incident an act of terror.

Indian pilot Smith Machar, who thwarted a cockpit attack on a flydubai flight to Israel and saved 174 passengers, will receive a special honour from Gujarat.

Italy's parliament is set to vote on adopting the IHRA antisemitism definition, sparking deep political divisions. While the right-wing coalition supports the move, the center-left opposition threatens to vote against it, claiming it restricts criticism of Israel amid rising tensions and antisemitic incidents.

Britain's Royal College of Nursing severed commercial ties with Teva UK under activist pressure, while the Israeli pharmaceutical giant continues robust financial growth and pipeline advancements.

A U.S. Department of Energy employee was arrested by the FBI on charges of aiding the Houthis. The suspect allegedly bought explosive materials and traveled to Yemen.

A 3.5-meter bronze whaler shark trapped in a Busan canal for two weeks became an honorary mascot, drawing 600,000 visitors and sparking rescue operations.

Brazil faces a high-stakes presidential election as President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro lock horns amid a massive financial corruption scandal involving Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes and disgraced banker Daniel Vorcaro.

Apple is reportedly developing a new smart home camera sensor that tracks movement and performs facial recognition without recording standard video, emphasizing privacy.

The IDF raised its alert level on Simchat Torah, marking three years since October 7, amid ongoing counter-terrorism operations and targeted eliminations of key Hamas commanders across Gaza and the West Bank.

Actress Sydney Sweeney's controversial Novig ad campaign helped drive the sports betting platform's valuation to $2 billion, delivering massive financial gains despite widespread athlete backlash.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva signed a drastic decree banning online gambling and sports betting ahead of elections, sparking fierce backlash from football clubs warning of financial ruin.

Israel's under-21 team under Guy Luzon sits second in Group G with 10 points, holding a narrow one-point lead over the Netherlands ahead of the final qualifying match against Norway.

Pakistan announced an upcoming meeting for the Mecca Agreement as Saudi Arabia reportedly plans a major military offensive against Houthi forces in Yemen.

Saudi Arabia is reportedly planning a military operation against the Houthis in Yemen, involving local forces and airstrikes, following recent attacks on infrastructure.

Control Resonant transforms Remedy's hit franchise into a sprawling open-world action game, swapping tight claustrophobia for gravity-defying exploration, deep melee combat, and a daring narrative shift.

Israeli footballer Dia Saba is making waves at Turkish club Amedspor, inspiring a fan to name a newborn after him following a stellar start to the season.

England manager Thomas Tuchel admitted that Manchester City's recent Premier League conviction has become a major talking point in the national team camp ahead of their match against Croatia.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has been appointed special prosecutor in a reopened 2024 university gang rape case, following Governor Kathy Hochul's intervention.

Yiska Haimov, a Knesset candidate for Noam LeYisrael and sister of Shin Bet chief David Zini, was filmed planning to block MK Ahmad Tibi. Polls show the party below the electoral threshold.

Meet Commando, a 13-month-old Chihuahua who became the youngest recruit in Mexico's National Guard, using his tiny stature to bridge the gap between security forces and the public.

Israeli TV personality Einat Erlich shared an Instagram update about battling a frustrating post-operative side effect called "the rat"—stubborn electrode glue from her brain surgery—while staying positive after her glioblastoma diagnosis.

Female mayors across Israel launched Breast Cancer Awareness Month in pink shirts. Meanwhile, Waze partnered with 'One in Nine' and Adi Ashkenazi to promote early detection.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles challenges traditional artistic hierarchies by blending fine art, Norman Rockwell, and pop culture icons like Darth Vader.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva has appealed to UEFA against playing their away match against Besiktas in Batumi, Georgia, citing security proximity to the Turkish border.

Israel coordinates with the UAE on the investigation into the attempted crash of a flydubai flight by an Omani co-pilot, as leaders address potential security threats.

Romanian airline AnimaWings has filed for bankruptcy, leaving hundreds of Israeli tourists stranded in Bucharest with canceled return flights and mounting expenses.

Highway 6 operator Derech Eretz faces scrutiny as Knesset data reveals 47% of casual user bills are paid late, leading to massive debt accumulation and high penalty fees.

A groundbreaking study published in Nature reveals that consuming sugary foods and drinks during antibiotic treatment severely damages gut health and fuels dangerous bacterial infections.

A loyal dog in Kansas went viral after leading police to its owner, who had been lying helpless on the floor for hours. Thanks to the pet's quick thinking, the owner was rescued and is now recovering safely at home.

IDF Paratrooper forces neutralized a terrorist who attempted to throw an explosive device during operations in Qabatiya, within the Menashe Regional Brigade sector.

TV star Ilanit Levi and Prof. Yariv Yogev reflect on unexpected delivery room twists, the need for expectant mothers to let go of strict plans, and how the show Baby Boom transformed hospital staff sensitivity.

An IAF aerial intelligence analyst on the autism spectrum has detailed his crucial role in planning Israeli Air Force strikes against Iran and multi-arena threats.

A major corruption scandal rocks the French national team as former security chief Mohamed Senhajy faces investigation over hundreds of thousands of euros in loans from star players.

An Israeli citizen was denied entry to a government-funded Dutch language course for refusing to acknowledge a so-called genocide in the Gaza Strip, drawing outrage and a planned complaint from the CIDI.

Anthropic is reportedly planning its IPO for as early as next month, targeting a valuation exceeding $2 trillion amid surging revenues and massive computing expenditures.

Exploring meaningful memorial sites across Israel established by families in memory of October 7 victims, from cafes and vineyards to desert lookouts and walking trails.

Manchester City's financial fair play case threatens UK-UAE diplomatic ties as Emirati officials warn of investment cuts over potential harsh sanctions.

Tesla introduces an emergency escape feature allowing US vehicles to shift out of park while plugged in, following violent disputes at charging stations.

An Israeli court approved a multi-billion shekel class-action lawsuit against major banks for failing to pay interest on 500 billion shekels in current accounts, sparking intense economic debate.

The National Insurance Institute has detailed the conditions, medical criteria, and payment tiers for the disabled child allowance, offering financial support ranging from 1,943 NIS to 9,126 NIS per month for families.

Singer Yuval Dayan discusses her emotional journey since October 7, her musical evolution on her seventh album, her return to religious observance, and her dreams of starting a family.

Police in Tirana are investigating a major scandal after secret sex tapes filmed in the studio of Albanian musician Adrian Hila leaked online, involving several public figures.

The US added a disappointing 29,000 jobs in September as unemployment rose to 4.2%, signaling a cooling labor market and easing inflation pressures that buoyed Wall Street futures.

A Tel Aviv Family Court ruled that an apartment registered for 20 years under one brother's name legally belongs to his sibling who funded, managed, and profited from it.

Discover a collection of vibrant weekend salad recipes, from classic eggplant and Moroccan salads to crunchy broccoli, fennel, and fresh herb medleys.

The 42nd Haifa International Film Festival announced its winners, honoring Shmuel Broh's film and paying a poignant posthumous tribute to late director Nitzan Giladi.

Eurozone inflation accelerated to 3.8% in September, driven by energy prices surging 18.8% amid fallout from the war in Iran, putting pressure on the ECB.

Journalist Yaakov Bardugo has joined the Likud party list in the 11th spot for the upcoming October 27 Knesset elections, releasing a campaign video alongside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

September saw US 10-year Treasury yields jump 48 basis points as monetary expectations shifted. Meanwhile, the RBA hiked rates to a 15-year high of 4.60% amid ongoing inflation pressures.

Arson at the Shoket wastewater treatment plant caused a 30,000 cubic meter raw sewage spill across southern streams, raising environmental and extortion concerns.

A Tel Aviv District Court judge ruled that buyers of a semi-detached house in Caesarea must pay full purchase tax, rejecting their claim for a lower rate because the purchase included a binding commitment to complete construction.

The National Labor Court ruled that infrastructure firm A. Litman must pay substantial social security contributions for employee vehicles lacking strict private-use restrictions.

Legal tensions escalate between Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez as a Los Angeles court issues a temporary restraining order following allegations of physical abuse involving their son.

Tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel bought the famous Casa Encantada estate in Bel Air, Los Angeles, for $130 million at a foreclosure auction, viewing it as a major investment.

Zvika Mor, a candidate for "Religious Zionism", marked one year since his son Eitan was freed from Hamas captivity after 738 days in the Gaza Strip.

Amazon is exploring an $8 billion deal to offload Nvidia AI chips to an external SPV and lease them back, aiming to fund massive infrastructure costs without harming its credit rating.

An independent hardware maker has resurrected Apple's abandoned AirPower concept by building a smart desk featuring a motorized wireless charging coil, transparent display, and automated ergonomics.

US Vice President JD Vance discussed Republican midterm challenges, criticized Senator Ted Cruz's early 2028 ambitions, and warned against AI regulatory loopholes aboard Air Force Two.

Former Hamas hostage Moran Stella Yanai shared how spiritual resilience and gratitude helped her survive 54 days of captivity in Gaza following her abduction on October 7.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman called to outlaw the Balad party following a Supreme Court ruling allowing the joint Arab list to run for the 26th Knesset. Likud responded with a sarcastic jab recalling Lieberman's past political statements.

Rabbi Yigal Cohen observed the ancient custom of beating willow branches on Hoshana Rabba, marking the end of Sukkot with deep symbolic and mystical traditions.

Married at First Sight star Noy Ittah has announced her engagement to partner Ofir just ten months after they met, sharing the news and her ring on social media.

Weight-loss drug developers are shifting focus from total weight reduction to preserving muscle mass, as clinical trials from Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, and Regeneron target healthier body composition outcomes.

Three police officers were injured in clashes with settlers in Mitzpe Yeriho, with no arrests made. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir arrived shortly after, facing criticism from police over his aggressive conduct.

The Supreme Court ruled that Ra'am, the Joint List, and MK Ofer Cassif can run in the Knesset elections, rejecting disqualification petitions. Balad Chairman Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew from the race.

Former child star Perach Bar Minali opens up about a personal trauma of sexual assault from her youth, which inspired her new short film premiering at the Jerusalem Women's Film Festival.

Property prices remain stable in Ofakim and Netivot due to new housing supply and tax perks. Recent real estate transactions highlight affordable alternatives in Harish, Kiryat Gat, Ashdod, and Beersheba.

Prominent educator and social activist Ofra Zaidman has passed away. She dedicated her life to social justice, education equality, and philanthropy in Israel.

Thousands gathered at the Nova site in Re'im for prayers led by Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, amid debates over memorial guidelines and celebrations at the October 7 site.

Senior female politicians from Israeli opposition parties held a coordination meeting on Friday to discuss election cooperation, state inquiries, and key social and economic issues.

Naftali Bennett warned ultra-Orthodox youths in Bnei Brak that failing to serve or study core subjects will cause national collapse, amid a drop in his party's poll numbers.

A new book by top adviser Brett McGurk reveals that U.S. President Joe Biden nearly cut off military aid to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during intense tensions over the war in Gaza.

Donald Trump faces growing backlash from young cryptocurrency investors and voters as digital asset values crash, raising concerns over family business ventures and profitability.

Israir advances New York summer 2027 ticket sales by two weeks amid high demand, offering over 41 international destinations alongside its extensive seasonal schedule.

2018 Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai has joined the dating app Bumble, signaling a fresh start in her romantic life following a reflective period.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Neria Leiter at Shaare Zedek Medical Center after the soldier was critically injured in a terrorist ramming attack.

Police filed a prosecutor's statement against Eyal Nagar in the Ashkelon court following a major financial investigation into extortion and protection rackets in Ashdod and Kiryat Gat.

Nike shares dropped nearly 10% in pre-market trading on Wall Street after reporting a 4% revenue decline and announcing an extensive restructuring plan.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir revealed that Minister May Golan cut off ties after not being placed on his party list, while discussing political alliances.

South Korea has introduced the K-Tour Pass for independent travelers, offering transport discounts, free attraction entries, and payment features to encourage exploration beyond Seoul.

Lefteris Mantzoukas starred for Panathinaikos under Željko Obradović, bouncing back from career struggles with a stellar 16-point performance against ASVEL.

Criminals in the Negev suspected of torching a wastewater treatment plant electrical room, causing sewage to flood toward Beersheba amid extortion demands.

Ami Yogev, 46, from Modiin, has been missing on Mount Olympus in Greece for nearly two weeks. Lacking travel insurance, his family faces mounting rescue costs and launched an emergency crowdfunding campaign.

Russia has launched a systematic campaign to paralyze Ukraine's energy grid ahead of winter while simultaneously weaponizing migrant flows against NATO's eastern borders, seeking to sow chaos and break Western resolve.

Iran is launching weekly drone and missile attacks against commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, targeting vessels while strategic negotiations remain deadlocked.

Veteran Israeli singer Shimi Tavori laments the lack of respect for older artists, while his son Ben-El considers leaving Israel amid personal and public turmoil.

Stablecoins are transforming global payments and threatening banking stability by enabling rapid capital flight during financial crises, forcing traditional banks to adapt.

Shin Bet and Israel Police arrested a 25-year-old resident of Baqa al-Gharbiya for allegedly collaborating with Iranian intelligence and carrying out paid tasks.

A SentinelOne AI researcher has used OpenAI technology to decrypt a 217-year-old coded letter sent by Napoleon Bonaparte, revealing historical troop movements.

Israeli airlines Arkia and Israir are launching rescue flights from Dubai to bring back stranded citizens after Emirati flights were suspended following a security incident over Jordan.

A new documentary series, "Mr. Almost," reexamines Shimon Peres's political legacy, focusing on his bitter rivalry with Yitzhak Rabin and the enduring label of Israel's ultimate political loser.

Jonathan Motley suffered a groin injury during Crvena Zvezda's match against Anadolu Efes, compounding a difficult start to the season for the American center.

A light aircraft crashed in Wadi Ara on Friday morning, killing one person and moderately injuring another, while sparking a brush fire near Kafr Qara.

Discover the Shabbat and Simchat Torah holiday candle-lighting and Havdalah times for Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Beersheba, and other cities across the country.

Egyptian security forces arrested six operatives from the Matsadash media platform, accusing them of spreading Muslim Brotherhood propaganda and fake news funded by foreign entities.

A new study reveals that daily low-dose aspirin reduces dementia risk by 70% specifically in individuals with a genetic marker linked to high platelet counts, though bleeding risks remain high.

For two years, Mary Stewart Cerruti was missing after vanishing from her Texas home. Her remains were discovered in 2017 trapped inside the walls, leaving a chilling mystery.

One year after the return of hostages who survived 738 days in Hamas captivity, survivors share their stories of resilience, publishing books, returning to music, and rebuilding their lives.

A senior military official warns that Hamas still seeks to abduct soldiers, noting over 700 targeted strikes in Gaza since October 2025 to prevent renewed threats.

The legendary Terezín children's opera "Brundibár" is released in Israel as a Hebrew illustrated book, offering a message of resilience, solidarity, and hope for children.

Leslie's, the largest U.S. pool supply retail chain, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The firm will wipe out $685 million in debt, close 76 stores, and secure $150 million in new financing.

San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama firmly stated he will never promote sports betting companies, distancing himself from peers like LeBron James who partner with gambling platforms.

Portland Trail Blazers fired newly appointed play-by-play announcer Brayden Bell hours after hiring him due to offensive teenage social media posts.

Niv Eliasi has been called up to Israel's squad after Daniel Peretz suffered a thigh tear. Asaf Tzur is expected to keep his place in goal against Ireland.

The 2007 murder of British teacher Lindsay Hawker in Japan by Tatsuya Ichihashi sparked a massive manhunt before his capture and life sentence in 2011.

Iran's 7th International Auto Show reveals a heavy reliance on rebranded Chinese vehicles, including models from Chery and Hongqi, adapted for the local market despite severe Western sanctions.

A British businessman in Solihull was brutally beaten with hammers by masked intruders targeting his cryptocurrency holdings, while his pregnant wife was held down.

The Gilboa Regional Council is launching the free G-LINE public transport network, connecting 33 communities with eight routes to reduce private car dependency.

Israel's automotive market data for January through September shows Toyota leading overall sales, Tesla dominating electric vehicles, and Chery emerging as the largest automotive group.

The Israeli Supreme Court reviewed the disqualification of Balad chairman MK Sami Abu Shehadeh over his October 2023 remarks, drawing sharp political reactions.

Thursday night television ratings in Israel show Keshet 12 dominating prime time, news, and late-night slots, outperforming Channel 14, Reshet 13, and Kan 11.

The Tel Aviv District Court dismissed an appeal by a company seeking a VAT exemption on a building sale, upholding a 5.67 million shekel tax liability because input tax was previously deducted.

The WTA announced that all joint WTA 1000 tournaments will offer equal prize money for men and women starting in 2027, marking a milestone for gender equality in tennis.

Deni Avdija opens the 2026/27 NBA season aiming to become a complete two-way player. The Portland forward discusses overcoming injuries, refining his shot, and embracing a stronger defensive role.

FC Barcelona will feature rapper Tyler, the Creator on their jerseys for the upcoming El Clasico against Real Madrid, sparking discussions about his past controversies and artistic evolution.

The IDF and Shin Bet confirmed the elimination of Hamas Northern Brigade commander Izz al-Din Bik, who oversaw the captivity of numerous Israeli hostages during the war.

An overview of automotive recalls, exploring their origins, famous historical cases, recent leasing issues with Chery vehicles, and new police laser speed guns.

As autonomous AI agents like Salesforce's Agentforce take on complex business tasks, the modern workplace is shifting from utilizing AI to managing it, altering corporate structures and required skills.

Asian markets fell on Friday while Wall Street futures edged higher ahead of the September jobs report. U.S. 10-year Treasury yields spiked to a 24-year high.

MidOcean Energy announced the successful completion of its 2026 capital raise, securing over $4 billion, far exceeding its original $2 billion target to expand its global LNG portfolio.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani attacked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on a podcast, calling him an architect of genocide and urging U.S. enforcement of ICC warrants.

Israeli startup Zyg, founded by ironSource alumni, has raised massive funding to scale e-commerce brands globally using AI agents and the publisher model.

AMD has agreed to acquire World Labs, the spatial AI startup founded by Fei-Fei Li, in a stock deal valued at 8.2 billion dollars. Li will join AMD as senior vice president and chief scientist.

Passengers on an Emirates flight from Dubai to Istanbul faced cascading water leaks from the cabin ceiling. The airline attributed the unusual mid-air incident to severe condensation.

Global markets navigate geopolitical tensions and U.S. employment data as Brent crude tops $102. Palo Alto Networks achieves a historic one-trillion-shekel valuation in Tel Aviv.

Discover the latest culinary updates in Israel, from Pronto Bar's new Saturday brunch and Ramora Mio's gluten-free menu to HaMashena turning kosher and G27 reopening in Ramat Gan.

Aman has revived and expanded its historical open-source intelligence unit, 'Hatzav', following critical intelligence failures identified in the October 7 attacks.

Democrats party leader Yair Golan met with Yaros Zelecha, sister of the late Yimno Zelecha, pledging to fight youth violence and restore personal security on Israeli streets.

The Israel Tax Authority intercepted illegal steroids shipped from abroad and warned against ordering unverified medications. In a separate case, police seized over 2 kg of synthetic drugs from Thailand.

Actress and model Eden Saban opens up about her emotional recovery following a harsh elimination from Dancing with the Stars, launching her own TV series, and redefining her career.

Discover the most anticipated television premieres of October, featuring major book adaptations like East of Eden, gripping legal dramas, and thrilling new seasons on streaming platforms.

A post-7 October study shows a sharp rise in addictive substance use among high-functioning Israelis, highlighting how trauma and stress drive reliance on drugs and alcohol.

In 1963, two 20-year-old Israeli women finishing their military service unwittingly led French police to capture a notorious serial predator known as the Monster of the Bois de Boulogne after escaping his assault in the French woods.

Weather forecast for the holiday eve and early week indicates partly cloudy skies, local rains in the north, and a gradual return to seasonal temperatures.

The legendary Tel Aviv club The Block announced a November comeback at the Sea of Galilee, but its policy to keep international DJ lineups secret to prevent cultural boycott backlash has sparked fierce industry debate.

Israeli hip-hop duo Shiibush discusses their new album 'Music for Malls', blending post-army nostalgia, Beersheba roots, and eclectic electronic sounds.

Two Louisiana brothers have been arrested and indicted for allegedly laundering over $105,000 to Hamas through social media fundraising schemes disguised as charity for Gaza.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill making the state the first in the US to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnic group for data collection and policy formulation.

Three years after October 7, Simchat Torah celebrations return to Sderot and the Gaza envelope communities, blending profound grief with resilient communal joy and memory.

The US military deployed Patriot batteries to Saudi Arabia and Qatar to protect energy infrastructure amid potential renewed military actions involving President Donald Trump and Iran.

An in-depth look at seven successful Israeli family businesses, exploring how relatives navigate shared enterprises, manage interpersonal dynamics, and balance boardroom decisions with family life.

A California tech executive was arrested for allegedly running a $300 million smuggling network that routed advanced AI processors to China via Malaysia and Singapore.

Brazil's presidential race reaches a tense tie as a new Datafolha poll shows President Lula leading Flavio Bolsonaro by a slim margin ahead of Sunday's vote.

A Massachusetts judge denied a defense motion to acquit Lindsay Clancy of murdering her three children, ruling that sufficient evidence exists for a potential conviction despite her insanity plea.

The family of late IDF Lt. Col. (res.) Ariel Konik launched a crowdfunding campaign to save their Ramat Gan home after his businesses collapsed during over two years of continuous reserve service following October 7.

Anadolu Efes and the EuroLeague face major concern as star guard Mike James suffered a severe lower leg injury during a 77-72 loss to Crvena Zvezda.

British MP Ayoub Khan faced severe backlash for hinting at a false-flag conspiracy regarding a security incident on a flydubai flight to Tel Aviv.

The Jewish community in Utrecht and local families are launching a crowdfunding campaign for 'Beth Omer', a new student residence named after two fallen Israeli soldiers, to combat rising European antisemitism.

Christa Pike remains in critical condition following a botched lethal injection in Tennessee after receiving lethal substances without dying, prompting an independent review.

Newly revealed Hamas protocols show how Yahya Sinwar's secret military council meticulously planned the October 7 attack while executing a multi-year deception campaign that exploited Israeli intelligence blind spots.

Israel earned its first UEFA Nations League point in a 0:0 draw against Kosovo in Debrecen, expressing frustration over missed scoring opportunities.

Left-wing youth activists disrupted Munich's City Hall Oktoberfest celebrations with pro-Palestinian chants, leading to a physical altercation with an FDP councilman.

Mattel shares soared 18.8% following reports that Authentic Brands Group is eyeing a buyout valuing the toy maker above $6 billion. The news comes as CEO Ynon Kreiz steps down.