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US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle faces mounting investigations after leaked texts alleged she solicited a $100,000 payment from a donor for political access.

Israeli developer Matan Gidinian has launched Fisherman, a free, privacy-focused app designed to block election spam and AI-driven phishing texts without requiring user registration.

Google has launched Google AI Edge Foresight, a free experimental macOS application that provides local, offline meeting transcription and summarization powered by Gemma models.

Student protests spreading from France to Belgium led to massive demonstrations and clashes in Brussels over education budget cuts, causing widespread disruptions and flight cancellations.

Conservative media figure Katy Zakaria has been appointed as the new White House press secretary, replacing Karoline Leavitt. President Donald Trump confirmed the selection on Truth Social.

US Vice President JD Vance expressed skepticism over Pentagon plans to live-broadcast the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan, while President Trump affirmed the death penalty.

Seventeen-year-old Barcelona youngster Orian Goren has sparked an international tug-of-war between Israel and the Czech Republic after being named among the Guardian's top 60 talents.

US President Donald Trump announced a surprise deal to purchase millions of tons of diesel from Russia in a bid to lower fuel prices, marking a major policy pivot despite recent sanctions.

An ICE agent shot and wounded a 28-year-old suspect in upper Manhattan during an arrest, sparking fierce protests and a political clash between New York's mayor and federal officials over immigration enforcement.

Jewish students in Halle blocked a senior far-right AfD politician from entering a synagogue for a Yom Kippur memorial service, preventing him from attending.

Sonya Curry, mother of NBA star Stephen Curry, announced she has remarried five years after her divorce from Dell Curry, wearing a dress by Israeli designer Pnina Tornai.

The IDF struck an Iranian-directed operative near the Syria-Lebanon border on Friday. Meanwhile, Lebanese security forces seized 500 kg of explosives from Hezbollah operatives.

A powerful earthquake struck Panama on Friday, triggering regional tsunami warnings across several Central and South American countries following major tremors.

Investigations into the attempted Flydubai flight crash reveal the Omani co-pilot was radicalized in Australia a decade ago through extremist networks led by Samir Mohtadi.

A controversy surrounds U.S. capital punishment after Texas executed an inmate while Tennessee paused executions following a botched procedure where an inmate miraculously survived.

A pregnant woman in South Korea was rejected by 25 hospitals due to staff shortages before being airlifted 150 km for an emergency Caesarean section.

Cargo handlers in Paris have reportedly refused to load an Elbit military shipment onto an El Al flight to Tel Aviv, marking another incident in strained Israel-France relations.

A new AtlasIntel and Bloomberg poll shows Flavio Bolsonaro leading incumbent President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva ahead of Brazil's October 25 presidential runoff, with potential major implications for relations with Israel.

Israeli guard Noam Yaacov has taken a significant step toward the NBA by signing an Exhibit 10 contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers, following a standout season in Europe.

A 34-year-old man in Berlin caught a six-year-old girl falling from a third-floor window, saving her life. Police later found two other toddlers abandoned inside the apartment.

A 27-year-old Indian widow running barefoot in a traditional green sari completed a 1,600-meter test in seven minutes, inspiring millions and sparking hopes for her recruitment.

Israeli music icon Hanan Yovel reflects on a six-decade career, sharing the surprising stories behind his timeless classics as he prepares for his landmark 80th birthday concert.

IndieNegev returns to the hard-hit Eshkol region, relying entirely on community support and ticket sales rather than corporate sponsorships to celebrate independent Israeli music.

Israel's women's football team lost 7:3 to Switzerland in the World Cup qualifying playoffs first leg in Hungary. Talia Zomer scored a brilliant hat-trick for Israel.

Israeli police and rescue forces launched extensive searches off the Sdot Yam coast following an unverified report of a body spotted among sea rocks.

Police fired at a stolen vehicle on Route 60 after it broke through roadblocks. The car overturned and caught fire, critically injuring the driver.

The Bashan Division faces a surge of suspicious infiltrations and security incidents along the Syrian border, raising concerns among military officials and local leaders over potential probing tactics reminiscent of the pre-October 7 security climate.

Five people were injured in two separate violent incidents near the Qalandiya checkpoint and Rahat, leaving one in serious condition and four others with moderate to minor injuries.

OpenAI uncovered an Iranian influence operation that used ChatGPT and fake journalist personas to plant 100 articles across global media outlets to sway public opinion.

Jerusalem police uncovered a major weapons cache hidden beneath concrete in East Jerusalem's Beit Hanina neighborhood, seizing M16 rifles and hundreds of rounds.

France deploys 3,000 substitute teachers to quell violent high school protests as arrests near 7,000. US President Donald Trump commented on the unrest, while student leaders demand billions in funding.

The U.S. administration imposed sweeping sanctions on the ICC, threatening to dismantle the court over arrest warrants issued against Israeli officials and past probes into U.S. forces.

Syria's sovereign wealth fund, established by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, manages billions in confiscated assets and foreign deals. Despite driving economic reconstruction, it faces transparency concerns.

Marchesi Antinori, one of Italy's premier wineries, reported the theft of 30,000 bottles of premium wine worth five million euros in Tuscany, sparking security concerns.

Two foreign nationals suspected of supporting terrorist groups and the BDS movement were arrested in the West Bank on Thursday during the olive harvest.

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman warns that France is facing a severe debt crisis and rising bond yields, potentially becoming too big to bail out for the European Central Bank.

Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has broken his silence on Manchester City's financial scandal, admitting the controversy impacts him personally after finishing second to them.

Five teenage boys aged 14 to 16 were arrested in Kfar Saba on suspicion of gang-raping a 14-year-old girl in a neighborhood shelter after forcing her to smoke cannabis.

The Bank of Israel interest rate dropped to 3.25%, lowering prime-linked mortgages and reducing monthly payments. Experts note that aggressive bank negotiations yield greater savings than waiting for future rate cuts.

US Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg is leading efforts to ramp up missile production amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. Facing manufacturing bottlenecks, budgetary hurdles, and scrutiny over Wall Street ties, Feinberg is pushing aggressive private-equity-style reforms to secure vital military stockpiles.

Keshet 12 dominates Israel's weekly TV ratings, led by Yonit Levi's news broadcasts and Ilana Dayan's investigative show "Uvda" featuring released captive Avinatan Or.

Israel is officially participating in the Marrakech Air Show for the first time, featuring eight defense companies amid localized anti-normalization protests.

A severe benzene pollution spike was detected in Haifa Bay near the Bazan petrochemical complex, prompting environmental officials to demand urgent government action and facility closures.

Shas published a video of Rabbi Baruch Abuhatzeira promising blessings to voters, potentially violating election laws against blessing-based voter solicitation.

Settlers brutally assaulted a Palestinian father and son in their car near Ramallah, while an IDF soldier was caught on tape stating Jews have priority over Arabs.

A journey through Rahat with the Desert Magic tourism initiative reveals a vibrant Bedouin city of resilient women, local art, bustling markets, and rich culinary traditions.

Pango CEO Yonatan Alon discusses the company's evolution from a parking app into a multi-service mobility super-app, detailing subscription models, travel tech, and future acquisition plans.

Elon Musk and Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis have ended their five-year relationship. Legal experts note that since they were never married, Zilis is not entitled to a massive spousal settlement.

The body of 46-year-old Israeli Ami Yogev from Modiin was found on Mount Olympus in Greece after weeks of searching following a fatal fall.

Discover the fascinating career of Israeli investigative journalist Haim Etgar, from stand-up comedy stages to exposing major fraudsters on television and writing his new book.

Novak Djokovic suffered a surprising second-round defeat at the Shanghai Masters, losing in straight sets 6-4, 6-3 to Poland's Hubert Hurkacz.

Maccabi Tel Aviv hosts Hapoel Galil Elyon tomorrow to open the 2026/27 Israeli Basketball Super League season, featuring memorial tributes for October 7 victims.

Kourtney Kardashian addresses Jennifer Lawrence calling her the most annoying sister in a 2025 interview, revealing her fiery reaction and Lawrence's subsequent apology.

Teva announced US FDA approval for WELTRUZA, a once-monthly extended-release injectable treatment for adults with schizophrenia, boosting its shares in pre-market New York trading.

Tel Aviv police closed Jaffa's popular "The Old Man and the Sea" restaurant for 30 days after discovering undocumented workers, marking the fourth closure for similar offenses.

American health-focused restaurant chain True Food Kitchen filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, closing 12 unprofitable branches while securing $20 million in emergency DIP financing.

The Supreme Court increased prison sentences for a father and son convicted of brutally attacking Jaffa lawyer Ronen Ben-Zvi, leaving him with permanent brain damage.

Discover three comforting yeast dough recipes from Aunt Ronit, shared by Einav Boblil: legendary fluffy challah, tuna-stuffed karasa, and rich chocolate yeast cake.

Delta Air Lines missed profit estimates and lowered its 2026 outlook due to high jet fuel costs, but CEO Ed Bastian reported robust consumer demand and rising ticket prices.

Greece has agreed to a U.S. weapons deal worth up to $4 billion to upgrade F-16 fighter jets and acquire advanced missiles, bolstering its military amid regional tensions.

SpaceX has agreed to acquire nationwide 800 MHz spectrum rights from Grain Management to expand Starlink Mobile in the US, intensifying competition with telecom giants.

NBA star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has joined Atlético Madrid's ownership group, becoming a partner of Israeli billionaire Idan Ofer in the Spanish club.

Four recycling trucks were torched at the Dudaim waste site near Beersheba in a suspected extortion-related arson attack, threatening municipal garbage collection across the Negev region.

Smugglers in Lebanon are reportedly using former underground fuel pipelines from Syria to transport thousands of liters of milk daily, sparking severe health concerns over diesel contamination in local dairies.

Three US states declare emergencies as Hurricane Isaias strengthens to Category 2, threatening Florida, Alabama, and Georgia with severe winds and flooding.

Heavy rains and severe floods struck greater Santiago, injuring at least six people and prompting a state of emergency in Las Condes as the Mapocho River overflowed.

President Donald Trump has appointed 24-year-old journalist Benny Ray Harmony as deputy White House press secretary following her standout reporting during a recent presidential trip.

Thai authorities raided three Jewish and Chabad sites in Bangkok amid an investigation into foreign business ownership and nominal shareholders, while local representatives stressed full cooperation and adherence to the law.

Bank Leumi CEO Hanan Friedman engaged with users on X to gather feedback, announcing upcoming crypto trading services and responding to customer complaints about fees and service.

The collapse of veteran Israeli contractor Neta Lifshitz over a 79 million shekel debt highlights severe financial pressures and shrinking profit margins in the real estate sector, despite strong apartment sales.

Double Dribble breaks down Maccabi Tel Aviv's EuroLeague win, Hapoel Tel Aviv's setback in Valencia, and Hapoel Jerusalem's gritty victory in Ljubljana.

Hussein al-Sheikh has informed France that Palestinian legislative elections, initially set for November 2026, will be postponed by several months due to worsening conditions.

A question about Transport Minister Miri Regev led to a tense exchange at a Modi'in election event between Naftali Bennett and the mother of a victim from the 2018 Tzafit stream disaster, reviving past controversies over ministerial accountability.

The latest Forbes billionaires list shows a sharp weekly drop across the top five richest individuals. Elon Musk remains first with 990.9 billion dollars despite losing 37.1 billion dollars.

The Professional Football Leagues Bureau and Hapoel Jerusalem urged Maccabi Haifa fans to attend Monday's match at Teddy Stadium amid ongoing security and ticketing disputes.

Yossif Simin reached the round of 16 at the World Judo Championships in Baku after two strong wins, before falling to world number three Simeon Catharina.

Navi Pillay, chair of the UN commission on Palestinian territories and former ICC judge, has won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, drawing international attention.

Former BND chief August Hanning is suspected of espionage and treason, sparking international debate. Former "Mossad" operative Gad Shimron analyzes the scandal.

Top aviation executives from Ryanair and Lufthansa admitted in Brussels that preventing insider threats in the cockpit remains nearly impossible following the recent Flydubai incident.

A candidate named Hitler Mussolini Siméon Flores won the district mayoral election in Peru representing the Ahora Nación party, securing victory by a narrow margin.

In October 1956, paratroopers executed their first brigade-level night raid against a Jordanian fortress in Husan, achieving strategic goals despite heavy casualties.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko warns that the Ukrainian capital is entering survival mode as intensified Russian strikes target critical infrastructure and bridges ahead of winter.

An Austrian citizen denied entry at Ben Gurion Airport bypassed security and slipped into Israel, exposing a major infrastructure loophole that has since been fixed.

The first U.S. Senate debate in Georgia featured sharp clashes over the Middle East conflict, antisemitism accusations, and domestic policies between Senator Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins.

Israeli host Assi Azar addresses mental health and personal vulnerabilities in his new prime-time Keshet 12 show, featuring celebrities discussing aging, anxiety, and body image.

Halle Berry's 18-year-old daughter, Nahla, filed a court declaration defending her mother against abuse allegations made by her former partner, Olivier Martinez.

Infected mosquitoes with West Nile virus were detected in northern and central regions. The Ministry of Environmental Protection urges the public to take immediate preventive measures.

Rebbetzin Shoshana Cohen, matriarch of a prominent Jerusalem family and mother of several leading rabbis, has passed away at the age of 90. Her funeral is scheduled in Jerusalem.

Danish biogas leader Lundsby Renewable Solutions has filed for bankruptcy following heavy losses on a Finnish project, accumulating a 70 million crown deficit.

Erez Goldstein walked away from a lucrative high-tech career and multimillion-dollar exits to pursue spirituality and guide transformative journeys across Israel.

Tom Shellah, winner of Keshet 12's reality show and former footballer, enjoys a luxurious Bali vacation while promoting his new Israeli spa business.

Japan faces a growing debate over imperial succession as public support for Princess Aiko to become empress reaches 72%, contrasting with strict male-only laws.

A resident discovered UAV test debris from Rafael on the Kiryat Haim beach, prompting a police response after initial delays as security forces secured the area.

The historic Avia Hotel in Yehud, once a premier 1960s aviation hub, has stood abandoned for over a decade as developers and municipal authorities clash over future residential and hotel redevelopment plans.

Audi is sending employees to German defense contractors for up to two years to prevent layoffs amid restructuring, with several partner firms linked to Israeli defense companies.

Carasso Motors' freesbe brand achieves a record-breaking launch for Chery in Austria, with 882 vehicles on the road since June 2026 and robust monthly growth.

Keystone Infrastructure Fund announced a quarterly dividend of NIS 25 million for shareholders, bringing total payouts since its IPO to approximately NIS 336 million.

Memory chip manufacturer Micron surged 263% this year, but analyst Gil Luria from D.A. Davidson raised its price target to $3,000, citing massive AI demand.

NEAR Intents suffered a $3.8 million cyberattack, but the CEO identified the attacker, leading to a full refund within 48 hours. Meanwhile, a new crypto ETF launched and NEAR prices recovered.

The Ministry of Health warned the public of a rabid jackal found at Kibbutz Beit Alfa, urging anyone with potential exposure between September 24 and October 7 to seek urgent medical care.

Madlan data for ynet highlights Israel's top 16 luxury real estate deals, led by a 91.4 million shekel sale in Neve Tzedek, reflecting a selective high-end market.

BST Construction has won a 1.12 billion shekel tender to build the massive Vertical City project in Ramat Gan's Diamond Exchange district, transforming the business zone into a 24/7 mixed-use urban hub.

Airtel Money launches its London Stock Exchange debut, raising 529 million pounds in the largest IPO in London since 2021, giving the fintech giant a 5.3 billion pound valuation.

Ferrero Israel launches the new Minecraft edition of Kinder Joy in supermarkets nationwide, combining iconic gaming characters with digital QR experiences.

OpenAI fired three researchers over alleged data policy violations, sparking concerns about workplace safety culture. The researchers denied the claims, while OpenAI cited a serious breach of trust.

A Haifa court awarded 250,000 shekels to a former IDF officer injured in a Tel Aviv fitness studio back injury accident, ruling the studio negligent for placing equipment unsafely.

Cornell University's sexual assault lawsuit faces backlash as the plaintiff, Jane Doe, endures death threats, doxxing attempts, and a false police report incident.

The Haifa District Prosecutor's Office indicted three men for stealing a Matador missile from the IDF and hiding it near Shefa-Amr, with police requesting their detention until trial.

Celiac disease and gluten sensitivity often manifest through various skin conditions, ranging from dermatitis herpetiformis to psoriasis and hair loss. Medical experts emphasize proper diagnosis.

Israel's economy sees massive shifts as a 4.5 billion shekel energy deal advances, tech firm OpenWeb faces a 177.5 million shekel debt crisis, and retail giants slash smartphone prices.

British singer Boy George has reaffirmed his unwavering support for Israel, announcing a second Tel Aviv concert dedicated to Nova victims and discussing the heavy professional price he paid for his pro-Israel stance in an upcoming Channel 12 interview.

Thursday night television ratings in Israel show Keshet 12 leading prime time and news broadcasts, with Channel 14 securing a strong second place.

Actor C.W. Morgan, known for playing Billy Loomis's father Hank in the original horror classic "Scream", has passed away at the age of 72 from apparent natural causes.

Three massive residential developments in Tel Aviv's Fourth District—DUO, Infinity, and Kikar HaMedina—are nearing completion, reshaping the local skyline amid shifting market sales and rising price per square meter rates.

Israeli airline Arkia is expanding its direct Tel Aviv-Bangkok route with an additional flight on October 14, offering competitive economy and business class fares.

Omer Adam's US tour sparks intense backlash among the Jewish and Israeli diaspora over crashed ticketing systems and exorbitant prices reaching up to $2,000.

Discover how to break free from monthly ISP router rental fees in Israel by purchasing independent Wi-Fi hardware, setting up a fiber converter, and navigating customer service.

Six individuals, including five minors, were arrested in Jerusalem for a violent robbery and assault near the Jaffa Gate promenade against a 29-year-old resident, with their detention extended until Sunday.

A 35-year-old man was killed this morning when a bus collided with his taxi on Route 458 near Ma'ale Michmash. Police have launched an investigation into the fatal crash.

Israeli police arrested over 40 illegal residents in the Nazareth area during a crackdown on a dangerous ring exploiting children for begging at busy northern intersections.

British Labour candidate Sagal Abdi-Wali won a decisive special election in London, defeating Green Party leader Zack Polanski and boosting Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Tower Advanced Investment Solutions, part of Migdal Capital Markets, has appointed Nissim Boganim as CEO to spearhead its expansion and entry into new financial sectors.

Young activists of the Democrats party were violently attacked at the Mahane Yehuda Market in Jerusalem, prompting harsh condemnations from party leadership who vowed to continue campaigning.

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT spent $349,700 in an undercover operation to infiltrate a North Korea-linked Lazarus Group money laundering network following the massive Bybit hack.

Stars of the hit Israeli drama series "LeGat BaOsher" recently reunited after 26 years, prompting actress Sharon Dorani to reflect on her decision to leave the spotlight at the peak of her career to raise her family.

Ben Saraf and Dani Wolf helped the Brooklyn Nets defeat the Philadelphia 76ers 114-108 in a preseason game, as LeBron James made his debut.

Former Ireland star Ray Houghton criticized the FAI and UEFA for forcing players to vote on playing tense Nations League matches against Israel, comparing it to the Hillsborough disaster.

La Liga returns from the international break with Barcelona aiming to continue its flawless run against Getafe, while Real Madrid prepares to host Villarreal at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Boris Cherny, developer of Claude Code, argues that advanced AI models make complex prompt engineering obsolete, advising users to talk to models like colleagues and focus on clear goals and verification.

Channel 14 launches "The Surgeons' Table", a new political analysis show featuring top Israeli leaders ahead of upcoming elections, examined by a panel of five experts.

El Al introduces new luxury amenity kits in partnership with Jo Malone London for business and premium passengers, alongside special November flight promotions.

BST Group's subsidiary Best Bneya wins the 1.12 billion NIS main contractor tender for Phase A of the massive Vertical City mixed-use project in Ramat Gan.

Hapoel Tel Aviv suffered a 93-82 away defeat to Valencia, dropping to a 2-2 record in Europe. Antonio Blakeney shined with 30 points, while the club criticized refereeing decisions.

A US Green Party congressional candidate in Wisconsin was arrested for a hate crime after verbally assaulting an Israeli father driving his son to school.

Instagram admitted a technical bug caused Creed's 1999 song "Higher" to be over-recommended in user stories, sparking viral confusion and false paid promotion rumors.

Foreign experts are astonished that despite an intense operational load since October 2023, the Israeli Air Force has not lost a single aircraft due to technical malfunctions.

Anthropic President Daniela Amodei shared her unique co-founder test and insights on startup success at Stanford, highlighting the importance of vision alignment and trusted partnerships.

Intel's stock rally faces headwinds as Elon Musk's Terafab project reportedly holds talks with TSMC. The venture threatens Intel's exclusive manufacturing role as immense AI and robotics demands reshape the semiconductor market.

At 90 years old, Migdal controlling shareholder Shlomo Eliahu has taken over as temporary CEO of Migdal Holdings, stepping into the role amid ongoing managerial turbulence and regulatory scrutiny.

Honda revitalizes the classic sport-touring segment with the new Honda CB1000GT, merging a 150-hp inline-four engine with sharp handling and long-distance comfort.

Ever wondered why Apple has a bite or why Domino's has three dots? A deep dive into the surprising, hidden stories and real meanings behind famous corporate logos.

Israeli authorities arrested suspects in the West Bank for illegally trapping thousands of protected songbirds using mist nets during the autumn migration, fueling a clandestine culinary market.

Russian President Vladimir Putin offered assistance to Iran in ending the ongoing conflict, while U.S. President Donald Trump announced productive talks and promised no strikes before the November 3 midterms.

The US Navy and Shield AI have expanded funding for the autonomous X-BAT fighter aircraft project to $400 million ahead of initial flight tests in 2026.

A woman who lived for 43 years under a false identity after being abducted as a toddler has reunited with her biological father following an AI-driven investigation.

Antisemitism in the US and Canada has escalated from protests to physical violence and institutional harassment, affecting schools, universities, and synagogues across North America.

A review of recent real estate transactions across Israel highlights affordable housing options in towns like Yeruham, Arad, and Be'er Sheva, alongside notable property sales in Tel Aviv, Eilat, and Ramla.

The Deepal S05 PHEV has arrived in Europe, offering an advanced plug-in hybrid option with generous equipment, high energy efficiency, and competitive pricing in a crowded market.

Israel Police have ramped up speeding enforcement using A-3 traffic cameras, issuing over 367,000 fines this year following a shift to risk-based thresholds.

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

In October 1996, Britain's The Sun published a fake video claiming to show Princess Diana and James Hewitt. The sensational scoop collapsed within 12 hours.

An analysis of flight anxiety explores the psychological triggers behind fear of flying, bodily stress responses, and effective coping mechanisms including CBT and mindfulness techniques.

Discover the latest culinary news in Israel, featuring 3-shekel gyozas at ASA, celebrity chef pop-ups at JONZ, new apéritivo deals, and local food markets.

Entering Israel's high-tech sector as a junior has grown tougher, but professionals share how starting in peripheral roles like customer success and operations can lead to core product management positions.

Former Nova music festival security chief Elkana Federman revealed he received a warning about potential Gaza turmoil a week before October 7, which he passed up to military authorities.

Michigan Senate debate between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed turned intensely personal over Israel, terrorism, and Middle Eastern policies.

The Masked Singer returns to television with major format changes, including a masked character whose identity is known to viewers from the start and new judges.

An analysis of the legal framework governing Israeli elections outlines the strict constitutional requirements, supreme court precedents, and exceptional conditions under which Knesset votes can be postponed.

Beit Berl College is introducing 'Angelina,' an AI-powered teaching assistant, alongside other digital tools to train future educators for the evolving academic landscape.

As students return to classes and prepare for exams, experts explain the science behind exam blackouts. Brain researchers at Bar-Ilan University detail why stress blocks information retrieval and share effective recovery strategies.

The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln returned to San Diego after a record 321-day deployment, which included intense combat operations against Iran in the Middle East.

Five hours after a driver struck a Haredi protester in Jerusalem, police have not made an arrest, raising concerns over the handling of vehicle-ramming incidents during demonstrations.

The US State Department issued a security warning for citizens in the Middle East, citing rising tensions, potential flight disruptions, and threats from Iran and its proxies.

Survivors Segev Kalfon and Maxim Harkin reflect on their lives a year after returning from Hamas captivity, detailing the ongoing psychological struggles, public scrutiny, and hurdles in state rehabilitation.

Israel's first-time voters, shaped by the trauma of October 7 and historic crises, approach the upcoming Knesset elections with fractured political loyalties. A new Ynet poll reveals security and the cost of living drive their choices.

A growing convergence between criminal smuggling, terror financing, and strategic threats in southern Israel poses severe security challenges, demanding urgent multi-agency countermeasures.