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Lionel Scaloni has agreed to extend his contract as Argentina's manager through the 2030 World Cup, ending speculation about his future following the team's recent transition period.

Former NBA star Blake Griffin hilariously dodged a cheeky question about his teammates on Watch What Happens Live, ultimately claiming the title for himself with Lisa Vanderpump's help.

Michael Graf, the younger brother of tennis legend Steffi Graf, has surfaced in Las Vegas drainage tunnels, releasing bizarre videos accusing his brother-in-law Andre Agassi of physical violence amid a turbulent personal downfall.

The Beersheba Appeals Tribunal temporarily blocked the deportation of Salma Jude, a Moroccan citizen married to an Israeli former combat soldier, pending a legal review.

Dimona and Petah Tikva report over 20% jumps in high school matriculation rates, driven by personalized student tracking, emotional support, and dedicated educational frameworks.

AIPAC announced a major strategic shift, halting official congressional endorsements and direct PAC contributions to focus on individual donations and super PAC spending.

A 19-year-old was arrested in Shoham for allegedly attacking political activists with a rod and a helmet, prompting sharp political reactions and a police investigation.

Meta reported third-quarter revenues of $64.6 billion, beating analyst estimates by a 26% year-over-year surge, alongside strong fourth-quarter guidance and a new $25 billion fine in New Mexico.

Real Madrid prepares to face Maccabi Tel Aviv in Belgrade for EuroLeague action, aiming for a fourth consecutive win as coach Pedro Martinez manages squad rotation.

Pope Leo XIV does not need further treatment after final tests confirmed his lung cancer was localized. The 71-year-old pontiff has returned to his duties and plans an upcoming Latin America trip.

Elron Ventures chairwoman Lisi Bakar Manoch was ousted by co-controllers Arik Bentov and Evan Rennert, sparking potential legal action. The bitter shareholder dispute involves a 100 million shekel debt to Phoenix Holdings and boardroom restructuring.

Hachshara Insurance and Finance won four prestigious awards at the MIL Excellence in Service competition, reflecting its successful strategic transformation.

New Tadiran data for summer 2026 reveals shifting Israeli air conditioning habits, a surge in smart app usage, and domestic thermostat battles.

Following Dani Olmo's injury, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick is evaluating youth options, with young Israeli midfielder Orian Goren named by Sport as a potential candidate for the senior squad.

Ness Ziona resident Yaniv Chayon received the City Hero award from Mayor Shmuel Boxer for his courage during a disruptive incident on a flydubai flight.

Wives of IDF reservists demand Maj. Gen. Dado Bar Khalifa fix a loophole where split reserve duty orders across calendar years threaten crucial family benefits.

Borussia Dortmund executive Daniel Lörcher and Israeli footballer Talia Zomer will speak at the Israel Hayom conference in New York, addressing sports, antisemitism, and Jewish identity.

The US is preparing to order partial embassy evacuations in the Gulf region amid fears of renewed Houthi attacks and rising regional tensions involving Iran.

Smuggling networks along Israel's borders are increasingly using GPS-equipped helium balloons to bypass electronic defenses, prompting urgent security assessments.

Shin Bet Director David Zini held secret security talks in Paris with French intelligence chiefs amid severe domestic unrest and diplomatic friction between the nations.

Manchester United suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat against Como in the Champions League, extending their winless run to seven matches and mounting pressure on manager Michael Carrick.

The Democrats party condemned violence against its activists in Shoham ahead of the Knesset elections, blaming the government and demanding police action.

Seven months after Operation Roaring Lion, displaced Israeli citizens speak out about living in limbo, bureaucratic struggles, and housing shortages, while officials clash over new Iranian threats.

A three-night luxury hotel getaway in Eilat can easily approach 10,000 shekels, while similar five-star resorts in Greece and Cyprus offer significantly cheaper alternatives even after flights and car rentals, providing savings of nearly 30 percent for Israeli households.

Channel 14 host Shimon Riklin is premiering his new documentary "Lords of the Land," focusing on the strategic shift toward pastoral farming and outposts in the West Bank.

Israeli celebrity Irit Rahimi faced severe online backlash after posing with a rainbow-dyed poodle on Instagram, reigniting debates over pet grooming ethics and animal welfare.

Extensive anti-drone fortification works have sparked neighbor complaints at Benjamin Netanyahu's alternative official residence on Gaza Street in Jerusalem, amid revelations of high security expenditures.

The High Court of Justice heard a petition challenging a decision to allow real-time voter turnout data transmission from polling stations to political parties.

Channel 14 threatens legal action against the Hadash-Ta'al alliance over denied access to public events, while alliance leader Prof. Yousef Jabareen firmly rejected the demands.

Campaigners for missing girl Heymanot Kasau released an AI video alleging a biased response to her disappearance, demanding the case be transferred to the Shin Bet.

The Trump administration is testing the non-lethal Active Denial System heat ray at the US-Mexico border to deter illegal immigration, raising ethical and legal concerns.

Iranian state media reported a rare meeting between Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf amid ongoing conflicts with Israel and the USA, while questions persist over his health and the fate of his late father's will.

A New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay a $25 billion fine in a privacy lawsuit tied to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, following a jury verdict.

The Bank of Israel split its growth forecast for the first time, distinguishing between overall output driven by giants like Nvidia and domestic economic activity.

Children's star Michal Weitzman, known as Michal Haktana, is joining the upcoming VIP season of the reality cooking show MKR Israel on Channel 12.

A new Channel 14 poll ahead of the October 2026 elections shows the right bloc holding 62 seats, with Likud at 30 and Netanyahu leading premiership suitability.

The National Insurance Institute announced that unemployed individuals can work during the 26th Knesset elections while keeping benefits, subject to four strict conditions.

Hundreds of residents were evacuated in Toledo, Ohio, following a chemical tank explosion. Authorities warned of toxic air risks and a potential secondary blast.

Sheba Medical Center ranked sixth in Newsweek's World's Best Smart Hospitals 2027 list, highlighting its advancements in artificial intelligence and digital health technologies.

A Ministry of Transport official acted as head of the licensing division for four years without formal appointment. A newly published tender sparked complaints over tailored criteria.

The Religious Zionism party has outlined its ministerial demands ahead of the October 2026 Knesset elections, targeting key portfolios including finance and education.

A Tel Aviv court extended the detention of a man suspected of stalking Israeli singer Yuval Dayan and violating a restraining order, as police investigate the incidents.

The IDF graduated 449 new land forces officers in a ceremony attended by top leadership, as Defense Minister Israel Katz issued stern warnings to Iran.

A new study by Israeli researchers tests AI language models on avoiding unnecessary medical tests. The findings show models rarely miss critical interventions but occasionally recommend excess procedures where human clinical consensus is lacking.

Low-cost airlines rely heavily on ancillary revenues rather than cheap base tickets. A guide to avoiding hidden traps like baggage fees, seat selection charges, and check-in penalties.

Hellenic Basketball Federation President Vangelis Liolios and several senior referees were arrested in Greece amid a massive match-fixing and bribery investigation.

Two critical PHP vulnerabilities with a 9.2 severity rating have sparked global cyberattack fears, prompting emergency shutdowns in Europe and urgent FBI and Israeli warnings.

Memorial events marking 31 years since Yitzhak Rabin's assassination begin in Tel Aviv, as Education Minister Yoav Kisch cancels his attendance and government figures decline to speak.

French President Emmanuel Macron dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump's claims blaming immigrants for recent riots in France, denouncing foreign disinformation during his Gulf tour.

IDF soldiers started voting in over 850 military polling stations across all sectors for the 26th Knesset elections, ensuring democratic rights during active operations.

Slice administrator Efi Sandrov petitioned the Tel Aviv District Court to uncover the funding behind an anonymous ad campaign targeting him and Commissioner Amit Gal, allegedly financed by Finbert entities to force a disadvantageous settlement.

Israeli cafe chain Bagel Cafe is investing 8 million shekels to open 8 new branches, expanding its total footprint to 20 locations nationwide by mid-2027.

The Israel women's basketball team prepares for the EuroBasket qualifiers second stage under coach Shira Haelyon, facing Poland, Turkey, and Montenegro.

Hapoel Beersheba prepares to face Union Saint-Gilloise in Dusseldorf on Thursday, targeting their first Europa League victory under coach Ran Kozuch despite missing key injured players.

Court releases most suspects in the Binyamin violence case involving the assault on journalist Heidi Levine, leaving only one suspect in custody alongside a filed indictment.

A psychiatrist was stabbed and nearly strangled by a patient at a Beit Shean mental health clinic. Staff members intervened to save him, and the clinic announced a strike demanding security.

The Democrats party criticized Eliasaf Peretz of the Yashar party for refusing to praise the Brothers in Arms organization during a recent public panel discussion.

Naftali Bennett stated in Haifa that The Democrats leader Yair Golan could join his future government as energy or national security minister, provided he compromises on key policies.

A Herzliya court ordered a developer to pay over 443,000 NIS in compensation for a 35-month delay in delivering a penthouse in Petah Tikva, rejecting claims that the war caused the setback.

Sleep deprivation costs the US economy over $410 billion annually, severely impairing managerial decision-making, productivity, and team engagement while pushing companies to adopt strict offline policies.

Israel's Tax Authority director Shay Aharonovich proposed raising trapped profits distribution to 8% and reinstating a 1.5% property tax on vacant land to avoid broader tax hikes.

New data reveals military enlistment and national service rates across local authorities, highlighting major geographic and demographic gaps.

Sacha Baron Cohen addresses calls to boycott his new film Ali G: Who Iz I?, speaking out against online misinformation and coordinated efforts targeting prominent Jewish figures following his past support for Israel.

Haifa Municipality summoned Bazan Group management to a hearing following a severe benzene leak that closed Kiryat Ata schools, threatening to revoke business licenses.

The Supreme Court rejected Dead Sea Works' request for an additional hearing, cementing a ruling that requires ICL to pay half a billion shekels for water usage.

Adv. Simon Jaffe, co-founder of Barnea Jaffe Lande law firm, is leaving after 23 years following a joint decision. The firm counts 150 lawyers and 56 partners.

Foreign actors like Iran and Russia are intensifying social media operations in Israel ahead of the October 27, 2026 elections, aiming to deepen societal schisms and undermine trust.

Moran Cohen, a prominent Israeli religious influencer, combines modest fashion and Torah teachings on social media, turning a satirical parody into a powerful platform for unity and inspiration.

Police preparations for the Israeli elections will proceed under National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir without the attendance of Inspector General Danny Levi, sparking debate over oversight.

Israeli opposition parties agree on replacing the Knesset Speaker after elections, but remain deeply divided over forming minority governments and relying on Arab factions.

Tahini Al-Zaeem recalls all sizes of its traditional tahini products after salmonella contamination was detected. Consumers are urged not to consume the affected items.

Advanced military-grade drones have enabled the discovery of 711 archaeological artifacts across a 14-square-kilometer area near Yeroham, revealing millennia of history.

US Representative Ilhan Omar criticized President Donald Trump after federal agents raided her home as part of an immigration probe. Trump suggested she could face jail or deportation, while Omar accused the administration of political intimidation.

A lifeless fetus was left at the entrance of Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem by a fleeing individual. Police launched an investigation and quickly arrested a suspect.

A genetic mismatch between a father and his 13-year-old son, born via fertility treatments abroad and in Israel, has triggered an investigation across multiple hospitals and the Ministry of Health.

Yanai Ratpan, former manager of Israeli singer Margalit Tzanani, has filed a NIS 3 million labor lawsuit alleging abuse, forced exclusivity, and unfair dismissal.

IBI Investment House is closing its mutual fund launched with Prof. Dan Ariely after generating near-zero returns over five years and managing only 2 million shekels.

US investors claim rights over assets pledged to bondholders in the Cohan Properties scandal, alleging former chief Mike Cohan unauthorized mortgages.

Israeli media personality Tsofit Grant discussed her divorce from Avram Grant, her current relationship with Shuli Rand, and her reconciliation with Michal Rand in a new podcast interview.

Migdal Insurance has overtaken Menora Mivtachim in managed provident assets for the first time since 2014, while Clal leads inflows and outflows persist at Altshuler Shaham.

A special report warns of a massive international port workers' protest scheduled for October 2026 across 100 ports in 17 countries, potentially disrupting supply chains to Israel.

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with police outside the Ra'anana police station following the arrest of a military deserter, amid ongoing judicial scrutiny over IDF draft enforcement.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz warned of renewed Iranian nuclear ambitions and regional threats during a military graduation ceremony, as the IDF maintains high multi-front readiness.

Likud intensified its attacks on Amcha Yisrael leader Ofer Winter after he questioned his initial pledge to back Benjamin Netanyahu, as pressure mounts for him to withdraw from the race.

Data released by the Ministry of Education highlights high per-student funding for state-religious schools and sparks debate over matriculation and dropout statistics.

eBay is cutting 9% of its workforce, laying off approximately 1,100 employees in a new restructuring wave. The company is also closing its development center in Israel.

Israeli police detained 42 Chabad ultra-Orthodox men at Ben Gurion Airport for military draft evasion as they returned from New York, while protesters blocked a road in Kfar Saba.

Israel's Ministry of Education released its annual data showing bagrut eligibility rising to 77.9%, alongside improvements in advanced math, English, and narrowing sector gaps.

The Ministry of Education published matriculation data showing high cheating rates in Arab and ultra-orthodox sectors, while 18 localities maintained zero exam violations.

Fitness trainer Liki Rosenberg shared that she chose to remove her fallopian tubes during her recent C-section at age 41, citing permanent family planning and cancer prevention.

OPPO has officially launched its Find X10 Pro Max flagship smartphone, featuring a 200-megapixel triple camera system by Hasselblad, a 2-nanometer MediaTek processor, and an 8,000 mAh battery.

Ahead of the 26th Knesset elections, Israeli parent, youth, and welfare organizations launched a joint campaign demanding a national action plan to combat youth violence and mental distress.

The Central District Planning Committee approved the HaMa'ayanot plan in Modi'in for 3,575 housing units across 550 dunams, boosting housing supply in demand areas.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich offered Ofer Winter a ministerial post and key authorities in exchange for dropping out of the Knesset race to protect the right-wing block.

Reuters investigation reveals US President Donald Trump and his family earned $2.3 billion from crypto ventures while investors suffered matching losses, sparking conflict of interest concerns.

Tel Aviv's District Planning Committee approved a master plan to transform the University train station into a major multimodal transit hub integrating railways, light rail, and the future metro.

Israeli rap duo Ness and Stilla, together with singer Odia, have sold the rights to their smash hit "Shopping List" to Yellow for roughly half a million shekels.

The Bank of Israel has kept its interest rate steady at 3.25%, balancing low inflation of 1.6% against geopolitical risks, currency depreciation, and ongoing market uncertainties.

Yonatan Shamriz and the Kumu movement filed a defamation lawsuit seeking 710,023 shekels against Ziv Baranes over posts comparing the memorial to the Third Reich.

As elections approach, tensions rise over political expression in the workplace, balancing free speech rights with the employer's duty to maintain order.

The Pakistani army chief delivered a final US warning to Iran, urging nuclear concessions to avert a major attack. Tehran remains defiant while discussing potential Russian diplomatic mediation.

Israeli advisors Yonatan Urich and Israel Einhorn allegedly drafted campaign messages for Romania's nationalist AUR party, according to a recent investigative report.

Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg fined National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir 35,000 shekels for unlawfully using prison facilities and public resources for political campaign videos on social media.

William Reeves, a 77-year-old Vietnam War veteran convicted of murdering a police officer in 1986, was executed by lethal injection in Florida despite mental health appeals.

Expert Rodrigo Gonzalez warns about AI-driven disinformation campaigns ahead of Israel's elections, offering strategies to detect bot behavior and analyze online manipulation.

Political campaigns are utilizing Google Calendar to send unsolicited political invites to users, raising security concerns. Experts advise disabling automatic additions and avoiding suspicious links.

A 36-year-old Brazilian woman was arrested in Bali, Indonesia, after attempting to smuggle 3.6 kilograms of liquid cocaine hidden in skincare bottles. She faces the death penalty if convicted.

Cafe Gan Sipur is expanding to Ben Shemen Park in Lod with a new family-friendly restaurant by a natural stream. The kosher venue will serve locals and surrounding towns.

BeYachad leader Naftali Bennett vowed to repeal the previous coalition's judicial overhaul laws if elected, prompting a reaction from Democrats leader Yair Golan.

A new Bank of America report reveals a paradox in the Asian AI boom: while tech-heavy economies like Taiwan and South Korea reap massive export gains, they remain highly vulnerable if the trend reverses, unlike China.

Cryptocurrency markets saw a positive trading session led by XRP and Ethereum, while Bitcoin held above 83,000 dollars. Despite daily gains, the weekly outlook remains mixed.

Israel's transport network is undergoing temporary changes, including bus route diversions in Tel Aviv due to light rail construction, upgraded frequency for line 144, and scheduled weekend rail maintenance in Ashdod.

Channel 14 faces a new High Court petition demanding a criminal investigation over alleged censorship violations and security breaches during wartime broadcasts.

Jaylen Hoard reflected on a turbulent season with Maccabi Tel Aviv featuring domestic titles, EuroLeague relocations, and his ambitions with the France national team.

The People's Bank of China is shifting toward overnight rates to manage liquidity, lowering financing costs and driving bond demand. While supporting government debt, analysts warn of growing leverage risks.

MSC Cruises highlights attractive winter cruise options in the Canary Islands, Caribbean, and Mediterranean for autumn and winter 2026-2027, offering affordable rates and quieter ports.

TikTok star and model Lera Greensess is stepping out of the digital bubble to compete on the 2026 season of Survivor. At 19, the Odessa-born creator reflects on her journey from Ashdod to viral fame, military service, and surviving the harsh reality show.

Nvidia is partnering with Rylo to develop real-time AI sign language translation. Concurrently, Rylo launched Rylo Desktop, a Mac app providing live meeting captions without external bots, following an $85 million funding round.

Former minister Ayelet Shaked revealed in a Channel 13 interview that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu previously planned to form a government with Mansour Abbas.

The Israeli Embassy in Tokyo protested Japan's official reception of Palestinian official Jibril Rajoub, citing his justification of the 7 October attacks and anti-Semitic remarks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with US envoy Steve Witkoff in Saint Petersburg, announcing the release of American citizen Stephen Hubbard while discussions continued on ending the war in Ukraine.

Tali Deri, member of the Amcha Yisrael Party and a bereaved mother, responded to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after he urged Ofer Winter to withdraw from the political race.

Three suspects, including a civil servant and contractors, were arrested for bribery and illegally employing and smuggling Turkish workers across the Jordanian border.

Israeli political leaders Yair Golan, Yoaz Hendel, and Gadi Eisenkot have signed a green charter to address the looming crisis in the nation's waste management sector.

Israeli police arrested a public servant and contractors over alleged bribes concerning unauthorized Turkish construction workers. In a separate case, a prominent real estate lawyer was detained for suspected fraud and money laundering.

German banks launch crypto trading in standard banking apps, while institutional custody and global stablecoin adoption expand across Europe, USA, and emerging markets.

Gadi Eisenkot leads Polymarket predictions with 52% odds to become Israel's next prime minister, outperforming Benjamin Netanyahu and Naftali Bennett.

The Bank of Israel reported a 0.3% increase in the September composite economic index, reflecting stable third-quarter growth driven by consumption and exports.

Ben-Gurion University is launching a pilot for AI Code Assist, a custom system designed to guide 600 computer science students with hints instead of providing ready-made code.

Minister May Golan arrived for police questioning under caution at Lahav 433 regarding the 'Funds Affair' involving bribery and fraud suspicions.

IDF forces detained about 80 American activists, including former NYC comptroller Brad Lander, near Bethlehem for entering a closed military zone during an olive harvest.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has banned the live broadcast of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at an upcoming military graduation ceremony over election propaganda concerns.

Noah Musingku, who ran a massive Ponzi scheme, crowned himself king of a fake Pacific kingdom, and formed a private militia, has died at 62.

Simply CEO Yuval Kaminka discusses building a global consumer tech brand, pivoting from school software to piano apps, and scaling digital learning platforms.

Tel Aviv's planning committee approved three major mixed-use projects in Neve Sha'anan on October 14, adding 371 residential units, commercial spaces, and six underground parking levels.

The Capital Market Authority has issued a final ban on non-bank credit companies offering luxury trips and gifts to mortgage brokers for client referrals, effective January 2027.

Israeli influencer Odia Pinto shared a hilarious story at a Tel Aviv star-studded event about how a follower stole her gift card from an Instagram story.

Partner Communications received court approval to distribute a 500 million NIS special dividend after executing early bond redemptions to bypass creditor objections.

Israeli rapper and producer Omri 69 revealed a harrowing medical emergency in a recent podcast, sharing how a 41-day coma saved his life after a severe respiratory crisis.

Comedian Geha Beer Geva opens up about her father's passing in a deeply emotional moment during the grand finale of MKbatzah Menatzeah VIP on Keshet 12.

Reality star Lir Oz trades romance for the Survivor island in a new season. In a candid interview, she discusses her strategy, coping with longing, and financial resilience.

Singer Shahar Saul opens up about his grueling experience on the new season of Survivor, discussing island hardships, family priorities, and financial advice.

The EuroLeague seventh round features five thrilling matchups on Thursday, highlighted by the fiery Belgrade derby between Partizan and Red Star, and crucial games across Europe.

NBA star Tyler Herro and his ex-partner Katya Elise Henry are locked in a bitter custody dispute involving legal filings over aggressive messaging and communication apps.

As the Israeli Knesset elections approach, opposition factions are preparing strategies to replace Speaker Amir Ohana using Arab party votes if a 61-seat coalition fails to materialize.

The Haifa District Court sentenced Muhammad Abu Abid to life imprisonment and ordered him to pay maximum compensation for the brutal 2022 murder of Rafeh Harsheh, whom he set on fire while sleeping.

Israel banned an Iranian-origin United Airlines pilot from its airspace after intelligence linked him to pro-regime and pro-Hezbollah social media posts.

Three months after her divorce, reality star Mai Hatuel was spotted getting cozy with a younger man at a wedding in the Arava, sparking fresh romance rumors.

A 50-year-old woman at Rambam hospital developed severe spinal abscesses and partial paralysis following an acupuncture treatment, requiring two emergency surgeries.

Parents of Ra'anana daycare toddlers protested outside the Petah Tikva Magistrates' Court during a hearing to extend the house arrest of three staff members suspected of severe infant abuse.

A Lod resident in his 20s was arrested for running over a police officer and fleeing the scene in Pardes Snir. A prosecutor's statement was filed ahead of an indictment.

An emotional Zikaron Basalon evening in Jerusalem hosted by Tami Gutman featured Sigal Manzuri sharing her family's journey of turning the tragic loss of their daughters at Nova into the inspiring NORO empowerment project.

Citadel founder Ken Griffin warns investors are in an AI bubble, as companies scrutinize massive technology spending and invoices from OpenAI and Anthropic.

Goldman Sachs advises investors to rotate into lagging sectors like consumer discretionary and defensive healthcare stocks amid recent tech volatility.

The Knesset Finance Committee approved tax relief for hundreds of non-profit organizations on Wednesday, bypassing opposition from ultra-Orthodox lawmakers amid a political debate ahead of elections.

The Israeli Ministry of Tourism has chosen renowned Chef Yossi Shitrit to lead the Taste of Israel Food Truck Tour 2026 across the USA, promoting tourism and culture.

Sephora UK has canceled its discounted shipping options to Israel, forcing online beauty shoppers to rely solely on expensive express delivery amid ongoing delays and order cancellations.

A Russian influence campaign is impersonating the Walla news site to spread fake articles regarding security and politics ahead of the Israeli Knesset elections.

Israel's urban renewal sector saw a 51% drop in new housing units within permit applications during H1 2026, driven by Tel Aviv and Jerusalem declines, while Haifa and Holon surged.

The story of Kiryat Shmona's 8 Emtsa Mall reflects the struggles of a northern city recovering from the Iron Swords war, featuring direct rocket hits, empty storefronts, and a slow, cautious return.

Businesswoman and Shark Tank investor Yasmin Lukatz shared five key takeaways after making a surprise guest appearance in a comedy series episode.

Kfar Giladi kibbutz won a 542 million shekel tender to operate the Kedari quarry in the Galilee for 24 years, expanding its dominant position in Israel's infrastructure gravel market.

A Hadera resident was sentenced to seven months in prison and a 95,000-shekel fine for smuggling anacondas, pythons, and monitor lizards into the country inside his luggage.

US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering removing White House journalists from the historic briefing room to restore an indoor swimming pool, raising concerns among press freedom advocates.

A Canadian high-security prison faces a security review after a drone successfully delivered McDonald's and alcohol to an intoxicated inmate inside his cell.

An analysis of Israel's 2022 election results by city illustrates deep regional divides between Netanyahu's bloc and the change bloc ahead of the 2026 vote.

Senior Likud members debate whether to help Ofer Winter cross the electoral threshold as Prime Minister Netanyahu faces pressure over the right-wing bloc's majority.

Israel Police shut down a Tel Aviv shawarma restaurant for 30 days after discovering an undocumented worker employed there, marking the second such violation at the venue within months.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir defended Channel 14 host Yinon Magal over controversial remarks about Gadi Eisenkot, highlighting coalition divisions ahead of the elections.

Engel Invest secured a permit for the After 2 urban renewal project in Tel Aviv's Lamed neighborhood after a nearby missile strike accelerated tenant agreements and municipal approvals.

A former footballer and reality star was arrested in Bat Yam with his partner following a domestic dispute, later released under restraining orders amid mutual assault claims.

As the New York Knicks celebrated their first title in 53 years with a ring ceremony, LeBron James and the Philadelphia 76ers spoiled the banner-raising night with a hard-fought victory.

A Fake Reporter investigation reveals that a major Israeli Facebook group is secretly managed by foreign networks in Saudi Arabia, India, and Pakistan, raising election interference concerns.

The Torah portion Lech Lecha details the remarkable journey of Abraham and Sarah, highlighting divine covenants, trials in Canaan and Egypt, and the Covenant of Circumcision.

The "Yashar!" party led by Gadi Eisenkot released a birthday video for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu featuring a wish for political change. The video comes amid opposition momentum in recent polls ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections.

Sudanese army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan rejected external dictates following a controversial regional map presented by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Ahead of the elections, 23 civil society organizations urged party leaders to commit to increasing public civilian spending to bridge a massive funding gap with OECD nations.

The Forum of Iron Swords Combatants petitioned the High Court to demand criminal investigations against Channel 14, its management, and staff over severe wartime security leaks.

European intelligence warns of a new campaign of Russian sabotage directed by Vladimir Putin, following a failed drone attack on a German airport and rising threats against military bases.

Malaysia banned state employees from using the Waze navigation app due to security concerns over its Israeli origins, directing staff to local alternatives.

Naftali Bennett refused to sign a pledge ruling out a future coalition with Benjamin Netanyahu, while Likud sources assess potential post-election political scenarios.

The military prosecution revealed a 200 million shekel bribery and fraud scheme in the IDF involving fuel theft and contractors, with five suspects remanded in custody.

Tel Aviv's Pop & Pop restaurant celebrates its sixth anniversary with a week of Asian culinary specials, live cooking, and a flight giveaway with Arkia.

Digital loan vaults surpass $10 billion in deposits as investors chase high crypto yields, prompting traditional financial scrutiny and new risk assessment tools from S&P.

TV host Leon Rosenberg, who relocated to Cyprus after October 7, celebrated his triumphant return to the stage with the eighties show "Abitiz Forever" after nearly abandoning the dream.

Israeli children's star Michal Weizman shared an emotional social media post about missing her eldest daughter in Paris while managing her bustling career and family life.

A 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck the Arava region on Wednesday, with tremors felt across parts of the country and neighboring Jordan. No casualties or damage were reported.

The Taub Center updated its electoral threshold estimates following final voter registry data. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Bezalel Smotrich pressured Ofer Winter to withdraw as the Amcha Yisrael Party campaigns ahead of the Knesset elections.

Israeli businessman Amos Luzon hosted a lavish, royal-style bris celebration for his grandson at his Arsuf estate, featuring star-studded guests and live performances.

A Ukrainian soldier wounded in the Kharkiv region was successfully evacuated from the front line using a heavy-lift drone after surviving 491 days alone in an isolated position.

Israelis returned to consumer routine as credit card spending rose across major retail sectors, led by a 19% spike in fashion and a 16% jump in computer sales.

Yasmine Lukatz, investor on Shark Tank Israel and tech entrepreneur, surprised viewers with a humorous guest appearance on the hit comedy series Kupa Rashit.

A new study reveals that graduates of MAHAT technological programs achieve a 24% wage premium five years after graduation, outperforming some academic degrees.

Israeli teachers express growing frustration over being forced to manage school vaccination campaigns, arguing that medical and logistical burdens fall outside their educational duties.

Fourteen founding families are establishing the new settlement of Naot Harim near the site of a recent terrorist attack, marking the final settlement under the current government.

A new poll in France shows Marine Le Pen leading comfortably in the upcoming presidential race following violent weekend riots, as centrist candidates struggle.

Schneider Children's Medical Center successfully performed a rare liver and pancreas transplant on a 14-year-old girl, overcoming a post-surgical infection mystery.

Award-winning author Ayelet Tsabari's new novel, Songs for Broken Hearts, intertwines the 1995 assassination of Yitzhak Rabin with deeply personal family secrets.

Masked anti-Israel activists vandalized subway ticket machines in Brooklyn, protesting alleged ties between the equipment manufacturer and Israel.

An eighth-grade student in Yehud was brutally attacked by peers in a planned assault filmed by bystanders. The incident highlights a surging wave of school violence documented and shared on social media across the country.

Chef Haim Cohen discussed the MKR VIP finale and addressed controversies surrounding Judy Nir Moses, including her remarks about his appearance and unusual eating habits.

Coinbase launched a new fee rebate program in its digital wallet offering up to 50% cashback in USDC. The move aims to counter a 14% drop in exchange volumes and rising competition from decentralized platforms.

Arkia Israeli Airlines has suspended ticket sales for its Tel Aviv-Marrakech route following new security directives. The airline is evaluating alternatives while opening its 2027 schedule.

Yaniv Morozovsky is joining Kan News on Reshet Bet as a top manager, moving from 103fm where he served as VP of Content and Development. The appointment strengthens the public broadcaster's lineup.

Hapoel Jerusalem faces Latvian side Rilu Zelli in Belgrade tonight, aiming to keep its perfect EuroCup record intact under coach Sasa Obradovic.

Pro-Iranian hacker group Handala claimed it infiltrated IDF bases and recorded military facilities, though security experts found no technical proof supporting the allegations.

A malfunction in biometric passport printing machines has extended waiting times in Israel to eight weeks. The Population and Immigration Authority flew in a German technician for repairs.

The state commission of inquiry into the submarine affair announced that witness testimonies will begin on November 1, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testifying on December 7.

A devastating drone strike on a crowded market in the disputed Abyei region between Sudan and South Sudan has left over 220 people dead and thousands displaced, sparking widespread international condemnation.

Lebanese parliamentary sources report that Hezbollah's rhetoric reveals its diminishing political influence and inability to repeat past military takeovers.

Ofek Adank dominates the Israeli music chart for a fourth consecutive week, while new entries from Sasson Ifram Shaulov and Eden Golan shake up the weekly rankings.

Mashi Kleinstein releases her debut album, opening up about her famous parents Rami and Rita, childhood privacy, and addressing rumors about Eurovision.

A US federal court dismissed a lawsuit alleging childhood sexual abuse filed against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman by his sister, citing her refusal to attend ordered medical exams.

OpenAI introduced a new chat locking feature for ChatGPT, enabling users to secure sensitive conversations with a passcode or biometrics in a dedicated folder.

Despite Iranian threats and numerous attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, Middle Eastern oil exports have surpassed pre-conflict levels, averaging over 24 million barrels daily under US naval protection.

Canadian fintech Nuvei obtained an Israeli clearing license from the Securities Authority after agreeing to acquire Payoneer for 2.75 billion dollars. The expansion will lower transaction costs for global retailers operating in Israel.

Arit Industries and its subsidiary Reshef Technologies face steep valuation declines and heavy losses for institutional investors amid cooling global defense markets and falling revenues.

Politicians flock to Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem during a high-profile football match, highlighting pre-election tensions as candidates campaign among tens of thousands of fans.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir released a video confronting a security prisoner at Gilboa Prison, as he faces mounting public criticism over policy and recent political events.

Real estate developers in Israel are increasingly turning to bulk apartment sales at discounts to secure cash flow. Azurim Living recently purchased 80 units in Azur for 198 million NIS, securing a 14% discount.

Six days before the elections, Likud decided to advance Section 46 tax credits for NGOs while excluding ultra-Orthodox organizations, risking an open coalition crisis.

Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit continued his testimony in Benjamin Netanyahu's trial at the Jerusalem District Court, facing cross-examination over investigative authorizations in Case 4000.

A three-year-old girl dangling from a 12th-floor window in China was dramatically rescued by alert neighbors and firefighters after her head got trapped in safety bars.

Israel Railways reported morning delays toward Beersheba due to a signaling fault in Kiryat Malachi. Upcoming weekend infrastructure works and concert transport changes were also announced.

Israeli fashion icon Or Luzon dazzled social media at a family celebration wearing an Alaïa dress and a 1.8 million shekel diamond necklace, showcasing her luxury lifestyle and business empire.

Mediterranean Towers raised 285 million shekels in an institutional bond offering after receiving 612 million shekels in demand. The company reported strong financial results for the first half of 2026 and plans to expand its retirement home network.

Avigdor Lieberman and Gadi Eisenkot met to mend ties after a public spat, agreeing to focus on boosting voter turnout and uniting the anti-Netanyahu bloc ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections.

A veterinary student in Rehovot was convicted of computer fraud and privacy invasion after using stolen professor credentials to alter grades and sabotage a classmate.

Housing demand in the Gaza envelope has surged over 350% compared to pre-war levels, driving up property prices by up to 16% as families and newcomers flock to the region.

Kylie Jenner's runway debut wearing the $50 million Fantasy Bra at the Victoria's Secret show sparked backstage resentment among veteran models and rumors of family tension.

Elon Musk discussed global security, unchecked immigration, and Israel's pragmatic defense strategies in an interview with Walter Isaacson, warning against extremist threats.

Discover a curated weekly menu featuring warm mushroom salad, savory meatballs with okra, vibrant green Persian rice, crunchy root salad, and an easy almond chocolate cake.

Israeli fighter jets conducted nighttime flights over Syria and Iraq during military drills, coinciding with Donald Trump's statements in Washington regarding strategy against Iran.

Dwayne Johnson is nearly unrecognizable on the Brooklyn set of Benny Safdie's Lizard Music, shedding 23 kilograms to play an elderly man alongside a star-studded cast.

An Arizona mother attacked by an intruder was dramatically rescued when her husband returned home dressed as Shrek. The suspect was arrested and faces severe charges.

An indictment was filed against a 36-year-old man for breaking into a Tel Aviv warehouse belonging to former footballer Maor Buzaglo. Police requested detention until trial.

Portland Trail Blazers star Deni Avdija is questionable for the NBA season opener against Phoenix due to a right ankle injury, following a stellar preseason.

Global gold prices fall as oil rises on Middle East tensions, while Bank of Israel data shows rising inflation expectations despite a recent CPI drop, posing a rate dilemma.

Israeli singer and creator Ninet Tayeb celebrates her 43rd birthday, looking back at over two decades of remarkable musical milestones, iconic television moments, and major commercial endorsement deals.

MK Gadi Eisenkot criticized Benjamin Netanyahu's rhetoric on the Iranian threat during a radio interview, emphasizing coalition plans with Avigdor Lieberman and strict conscription terms ahead of the 2026 elections.

Israeli television ratings reveal a massive prime-time victory for Eretz Nehederet on Keshet 12, drawing 530,000 viewers while outperforming all competitor channels.

The IDF's secretive Hoshen unit manages advanced military communications, providing secure satellite, cellular, and tactical networks within hours of deployment.

A large green bird terrorized passengers at Chicago O'Hare International Airport Terminal 5, perching on heads and biting travelers before a cleaner finally captured it.

A landmark report in the United Kingdom reveals a sharp surge of antisemitism in English schools. Led by Sir David Bell, the review outlines 27 recommendations to combat hatred.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly ordered the IDF to prepare for major strikes against Iran, though US President Donald Trump opposes a renewed war before midterms.

The Luzon family celebrates a new baby boy as businessman Amos Luzon transforms his backyard into a luxury event venue. Meanwhile, his daughter Or Luzon shares highlights from the lavish party.

Tensions arose after reports that Elon Musk slowed SpaceX satellite internet in Ukraine, impacting drone operations. Following talks in Norway between Volodymyr Zelensky and Marco Rubio, services are set to resume.

Veteran Israeli TV host and Shopping Channel star Ofer Barkan suffered a cardiac event and underwent catheterization at Meir Medical Center after ignoring a severe elbow infection.

Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona 4-2 in the Champions League, but a violent tifo depicting Leatherface destroying the Catalan crest has sparked outrage and a planned UEFA complaint.

Weapons and drug smuggling along Israel's borders with Egypt and Jordan has escalated, with traffickers adopting helium balloons and drones to evade radar and IDF jamming systems.

The concentration committee will review Shapir Engineering's bid for Ashdod refinery control after selling its gas assets to Allied for 230 million NIS.

Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil has appealed to the US Supreme Court to halt his deportation, becoming a central figure in the Trump administration's crackdown on campus protests.

A fragmentation grenade was thrown at a vehicle in Jaffa on Wednesday morning, causing damage but no injuries. Police are investigating the criminal background of the incident amid a wave of similar grenade attacks across central Israel.

A chain of regional wars and domestic threats following the October 7 attacks has severely tested the security and visibility of Israelis and Jews living in the United Arab Emirates, ending a brief golden age of open community life.

Survivor contestant Avi Shushan sparked intense public outrage after joking about his firing and comparing it to the October 7 terrorist attack in his introductory video clip.

Trey Kaufman-Renn returns to college basketball with Kansas despite being drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves, highlighting growing eligibility chaos and legal battles in the NCAA.

A New York Times investigation reveals Venezuelan banker Julio Herrera Velutini received a pardon from Donald Trump after his family paid Trump's ex-lawyer Alina Habba over $50 million.

Niv Tubul left a high-tech career to launch the Jaffa Farmers Market, turning a struggling area into a vibrant Wednesday hub for fresh produce, artisanal foods, and community spirit.

Dr. Assaf Vital lost his volunteer role representing medical interns at the Israel Medical Association after demanding financial transparency and clashing with leadership over governance and elections.

Anthropic's leaked draft prospectus reveals net losses soaring to $80 billion in early 2026 alongside $450 billion in long-term cloud infrastructure commitments.

Global markets rallied after SpaceX reported a 161% revenue surge and strong tech earnings. Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson predicts the S&P 500 could reach 8,500 points by mid-2027.

Kim Kardashian celebrates her 46th birthday with an estimated net worth of 1.9 billion dollars. From reality TV to founding the billion-dollar brand SKIMS, she remains a global cultural icon.

China's economic growth stabilized at 4.5% in Q3, driven by tech exports and industrial output, while the real estate sector and domestic consumption remain weak.

Kate Middleton stunned at a Windsor Castle state banquet in a yellow Elie Saab gown featuring a subtle animal print, paired with Princess Diana's favorite tiara.

Israel faces a severe aviation crisis as passenger numbers surge toward 80 million annually by 2050, while plans for a second international airport remain mired in controversy, limited alternatives, and escalating costs.

Philadelphia spoiled New York's ring ceremony with a 106-100 win at Madison Square Garden. Tyrese Maxey scored 28 points, while LeBron James and Jaylen Brown debuted for the Sixers.

A Beersheba court sentenced an Eilat sex offender to seven months in prison under a plea bargain after the victim left the country, reducing initial rape charges.

A severe housing shortage of 12,000 units is driving massive ultra-Orthodox residential construction in Kiryat Gat and Ofakim, featuring tailored neighborhood planning, Shabbat elevators, and community infrastructure.

Ultra-Orthodox women in Israel are breaking decades of political exclusion, securing spots on a new party list and demanding military service, core education, and representation.

Likud faces a dual challenge in the final election stretch: mobilizing lower-turnout right-wing voters and preventing up to five mandates from being wasted on small parties struggling to pass the electoral threshold.

As autumn arrives, so does the children's cold and flu season. Doctors explain why kids fall sick so often, how parents can manage symptoms at home, and when to seek urgent medical care.

Major global AI leaders including OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX are expanding directly into the Israeli market through local executives and strategic enterprise partnerships.

Wix shares trade near $77 following a turbulent year marked by a $1.6 billion buyback, layoffs, and AI disruptions. Major investment banks Cantor and Oppenheimer issued bullish outperform ratings with targets up to $90.

A new Julius Baer and EY study reveals that 82.2% of wealthy families may sell their businesses due to a lack of prepared heirs, prioritizing family unity over legacy.

A price comparison of a Zip Line children ride-on toy shows significant percentage gaps across Israeli retailers, ranging from 49.9 NIS to 79.9 NIS.

Financial markets show relative stability with rising volatility. Or Poria highlights how geopolitical tensions and upcoming elections shape Tel Aviv indices and foreign exchange.

JPMorgan Chase's asset management arm forecasts a 10% average annual return for Bitcoin over the next decade in its 2027 report, highlighting both high yield potential and 55% volatility.

Discover this week's top television highlights, featuring the return of Chris Pratt in Amazon's The Terminal List, a provocative Stanford prison reality series on Netflix, Sicilian home renovations, and gripping international streaming premieres.

Israeli TV star Kim Or Azulay revealed that an American agent advised her to hide her nationality, prompting a fiery on-air response from co-host Shai-Lee Schindler.

Starting November 1, 2026, Bank of Israel rules require bit users to verify their identity to keep balances up to 50,000 ₪, or face automatic transfers to bank accounts for amounts over 5,000 ₪.

Flour mills in Israel announced price hikes of 10% to 15% starting in November, driven by surging production costs and Black Sea wheat supply disruptions.

A new multi-year initiative launched by OLAM, SID Israel, and Nura is helping Israeli and Jewish aid professionals counter antisemitism and isolation at international forums like AidEx in Geneva.

New mom Kim Or Azulai is opening up about overcoming her fear of breastfeeding in public, sharing her personal journey from home isolation to nursing comfortably in stores and on television.

UK Conservative MP Alicia Kearns questioned National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell's position after his wife posted about Palestine Action on social media, sparking a political debate.

Lilach Almakies, a single mother in Lod, faces imminent eviction from her lifelong Amidar public housing apartment due to bureaucratic technicalities. Her case highlights a wider crisis as the Ministry of Housing issues hundreds of similar orders amidst a shrinking housing inventory.

Budapest's Jewish community has opened the world's first youth-run synagogue on Dessewffy Street, managed entirely by teenagers under the C-Teen and EMIH initiatives.

The IDF canceled a traditional pilgrimage to Mount Dov ahead of the upcoming elections, citing security assessments and heightened military alert levels across northern commands.

A 47-year-old mother of seven, Telma Candelaria, was struck and killed by a train in Arizona while filming a passing train on her morning run. Family members believe noise-canceling headphones prevented her from hearing the danger.

Yael Barzilay is stepping down as managing director of United Airlines in Israel after 26 years. Her departure coincides with the airline's recent resumption of US flights and route expansion plans.

A bitter family dispute erupts in the Ohio governor's race as an estranged mother attacks Democratic candidate Dr. Amy Acton in a viral video, drawing bipartisan condemnation.

A 14-year-old boy who fled a Dutch institution drove a van over 300 kilometers into Belgium, causing a major multi-vehicle crash that left three people injured.

A man in West Bengal, India, was arrested for allegedly murdering his wife and father during Durga Puja, sparking panic as he roamed the village with a knife.

A Delhi Police cyber cell officer was arrested for orchestrating the kidnapping of a street vendor near the Red Fort, demanding a ransom to pay off heavy gambling debts.

A 38-year-old Taiwanese tourist was found murdered in a hotel room near Mount Fuji in Japan. Japanese police arrested her 27-year-old roommate following a fatal stabbing incident.

Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Virtus Bologna in Sofia as Elijah Bryant shines, but center Daniel Oturu seeks to regain his dominant form amid high EuroLeague aspirations.

A 32-year-old woman in France has been arrested and placed under investigation as a suspected hired hitwoman in a fatal shisha bar shooting in Ivry-sur-Seine. The attack, which left two dead, highlights shifting recruitment patterns in organized crime.

Wounded combat veteran David Maskhayev discovered archery during his rehabilitation at Tel Hashomer hospital, transforming his recovery into a journey toward the 2028 Los Angeles Paralympics.

Nicolo Tresoldi, Club Brugge's star striker, is attracting interest from top European clubs and national teams including Germany, Italy, and Argentina after stellar performances.

A Nike store in Lyon operated by Israel's Fox-Wizel Group was looted during riots in France. Despite global sales weakness and civil unrest, expansion plans remain active.

Twenty-four-year-old Maayan, a combat veteran who served in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, has begun his studies in the inaugural six-year medical program at Ariel University after completing over 300 days of reserve duty.

Liverpool defeated Villarreal 4-3 in a thrilling Champions League match, powered by 18-year-old Rio Ngumoha who became the club's youngest player to assist in the tournament.

Borussia Dortmund beat Sabail 2-1 with a brace from Serhou Guirassy, while Fenerbahce blew a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Slavia Prague in Champions League action.

Paris Saint-Germain defeated Barcelona 4-2 in a thrilling Champions League clash on Tuesday, extending their unbeaten European run to 13 matches despite key injuries.

The Knesset Finance Committee is set to vote on budget transfers and Section 46 tax benefits for non-profit associations, sparking a coalition crisis over combat trauma groups and ultra-Orthodox entities.

Rabbi Landau and Rabbi Hirsch addressed a United Torah Judaism gathering in Ashdod, urging block voters to safeguard the Torah world against mounting government decrees.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced a seven-day diplomatic initiative involving the Strait of Hormuz during talks in Iraq, while warning that the strategic waterway remains closed to unapproved vessels amid ongoing tensions with Washington.