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Cristiano Ronaldo's 2008 triumph with Manchester United has been voted the greatest Ballon d'Or campaign ever in a special France Football fan poll.

US Vice President JD Vance has reportedly reached out to senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei in an effort to reopen diplomatic channels as Washington weighs potential regional military actions.

Two men were killed in separate violent incidents in Kafr Qara and Arraba, bringing the Arab sector death toll to 187 this year as police investigate.

A new CofaceBDi survey reveals that Israeli homebuyers now prioritize developer reliability and financial stability over location and size, following a wave of over 1,000 contractor insolvencies.

The Haifa District Court ordered a stay of proceedings for Paloma Dead Sea, appointing a trustee as debts reach 26 million shekels due to pandemic and war impacts.

Veteran singer Eli Luzon was unmasked as the "Strong Espresso" character on a popular Israeli television show, marking four decades of his musical career.

Wendy's faces major turmoil as a top U.S. franchisee seeks bankruptcy and up to 60 closures, while a $1.4 billion buyout bid aims to take the chain private amid rising costs.

Hapoel Holon defeated Germany's Rasta Vechta 88-81 in the FIBA Champions League on Wednesday, improving their group stage record to 2-1 with a strong team performance.

Olympiacos overcame a severely depleted roster to defeat Besiktas 81-73 in Istanbul, improving to a 6-2 record in the EuroLeague thanks to a decisive late 12-0 run.

Microsoft reported a fiscal first-quarter revenue increase of 19% to $92.3 billion, beating Wall Street forecasts. Azure revenue surged 48% to reach $33.17 billion, while shares rose 4% in after-hours trading.

Alphabet reported fourth-quarter revenue of $127.6 billion alongside an EPS miss, sending its stock down 8% in after-hours trading as capital expenditures surge.

Channel 13 northern correspondent Karin Kabesa is leaving the network after two years to join the newly launched Channel 16 as its regional reporter.

Hollywood star Gal Gadot returned to Israel to vote in the elections, making a special appearance on 'Eretz Nehederet' to discuss her life abroad, deep-rooted ties to the country, and plans to return permanently.

The iconic London townhouse with the famous blue door from the 1999 film Notting Hill has been listed for sale for $10 million. The 255-square-meter property, once owned by screenwriter Richard Curtis, features three bedrooms and unique chapel architecture.

Israeli referee Sapir Berman is returning to the Premier League after passing fitness tests, overcoming an absence that sidelined her since the start of the season.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog faces a historic test as 26th Knesset election results point to a political deadlock, prompting calls for a broad unity government to prevent a new election cycle.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held discussions with Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich to secure the right-wing bloc, while some ultra-Orthodox leaders reportedly declined initial outreach.

Regional mediators led by Qatar are striving to broker a diplomatic deal between the US and Iran to revive nuclear talks and prevent military escalation.

Israel Aerospace Industries appointed Shlomi Sudri to head its missile and space division and approved the strategic merger of Elta Systems into IAI to streamline operations and strengthen defense capabilities.

U.S. Federal Judge Alvin Hellerstein has died in New York at 92, leaving the high-profile criminal case against ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro without a presiding judge just months before trial.

An Israeli businessman in his 40s was found dead in an Addis Ababa restaurant, with authorities investigating suspected poisoning. The Foreign Ministry is coordinating the repatriation of his body.

Opposition leaders in Israel are holding strategic talks to unseat Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. With 93 percent of votes counted, neither political bloc has secured a clear majority to form a government.

Dimona Mayor Beni Biton urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to form a unity government with Gadi Eisenkot, Avigdor Lieberman, and Naftali Bennett. As election results show a deadlock with neither bloc reaching 61 seats, President Isaac Herzog called on parties to prevent another election.

A senior French diplomat in Tehran was assaulted and detained by Iran's Revolutionary Guard, sparking a diplomatic crisis as Paris weighs potential countermeasures.

Apple has launched its first touchscreen laptop, the MacBook Pro with ProLED XDR Display, powered by M5 Pro and M5 Max chips with prices starting at $2,899.

Renowned British-Hungarian director Peter Medak has died in Los Angeles at 88. His six-decade career spanned cult classics like The Changeling and acclaimed TV dramas including The Wire.

Beitar Jerusalem has agreed to acquire Ironi Tiberias winger Nana Kwame Gambla for 550,000 shekels, with the player joining ahead of the 2027/28 season amid Tiberias's mounting financial crisis.

The Dutch government has ordered a nationwide indoor poultry mandate following three outbreaks of H5N1 avian flu. The emergency measure aims to protect the agricultural sector and prevent further spread during the peak bird migration season.

Israeli singer and IDF soldier Maya Dadon faces disciplinary action after posting a uniform-clad photo at a polling station with a Likud ballot slip during elections.

A man was moderately injured in a dog attack in Kiryat Tiv'on as authorities report rising rabies concerns nationwide, while a child remains critical in Jenin.

Presenter Yaara Zerd has stepped down from her daily anchoring role in Israeli media after a complex year, but will continue to appear as a commentator.

Emerging election results in Israel point to a hung parliament, forcing major blocs to weigh unity options as ultra-Orthodox parties Shas and United Torah Judaism face significant seat losses and shifting political dynamics.

Amcha Yisrael leader Ofer Winter and candidate Netali Shem Tov have taken full responsibility for the party's failure to cross the electoral threshold, securing only 1.61% of the vote.

Parents in Ma'ale Adumim filed a police complaint after two ninth-grade girls brutally assaulted two eighth-graders while classmates watched. The suspects were placed under house arrest.

A Milan court released pro-Palestinian activist Youssef Sehar, prompting sharp criticism from Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who called the ruling a shameful humiliation for law enforcement amid ongoing security debates.

Jordanian tourism revenues reached $6.35 billion in the first nine months of 2026, driven by Arab and Asian visitors, despite steep declines in Western tourists and lingering struggles in Petra.

A Hubstaff survey reveals that 55% of US employees hide burnout from managers, while 64% say management fails to act when informed. Despite AI saving time, workloads and expectations have risen.

IATA has awarded its first One ID certifications to Hong Kong International Airport and Air New Zealand as global aviation accelerates the adoption of facial recognition and secure digital travel credentials to replace traditional physical documents.

Holon police arrested a man in his 40s on Wednesday after he allegedly kicked his dog in the head and lifted it by the throat. The animal was rescued.

Israeli AI entrepreneurs clashed at the Tech1 conference in Tel Aviv over whether local startups should pursue rapid exits or build massive global enterprises to compete internationally.

Israeli cybersecurity firms secured nearly half of the spots on Fortune's prestigious Cyber 60 list, capturing 29 positions led by strong representation in early and growth-stage AI defense startups.

Severe floods in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula have left one person dead and another missing after a truck was swept away near Nuweiba, while regional authorities have reopened roads following heavy storms.

Thirteen people exposed to a rabid dog at Kibbutz Maagan Michael have been referred for preventive treatment. The Ministry of Health urges anyone who visited the area to seek urgent medical care.

A teacher and deputy principal were assaulted by a student at the Vitkin school in Emek Hefer while breaking up a fight. The Israel Teachers Union announced a delayed start to classes in response.

A mass brawl broke out between Paratroopers and Givati soldiers during an IDF Krav Maga championship bout, leaving several commanders injured.

London Stock Exchange representative Neil Shah dispelled market myths at a recent conference, noting that the exchange has raised 100 billion dollars since 2023 and remains a premier global hub for international and Israeli tech firms.

Major global consumer giants, including Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, and Nestlé, have warned they will raise prices next year due to surging energy and shipping costs driven by the conflict with Iran.

The Jerusalem District Court appointed a permanent trustee for the 30-year-old construction firm Neta Lifshitz, which faces 44 million NIS in debts to suppliers and unpaid wages.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange suffered its sharpest drop in over three years as election results sparked massive sell-offs, wiping out monthly gains and plunging local shares into negative territory.

A study in NEJM Evidence reveals a surprising 4 percent rebound in colorectal cancer rates for 2023, reversing decades of decline. Researchers highlight unexplained rising trends among regularly screened older adults.

Payment Financial Technologies shares plummeted over 14% on Wednesday, bringing weekly losses past 40%. The fintech firm reported no corporate triggers, as market analysts point to liquidity pressures and financing sensitivities.

The 2026 election vote count leaves a slim chance for Yoaz Hendel and Yaron Zelecha's party to clear the electoral threshold, pending double-envelope ballot results.

Keith and Aviva Siegel, former Hamas captives from Kfar Aza, have become grandparents for the first time after their daughter Shir gave birth to a baby girl on election day.

A construction worker in his 30s was killed on Wednesday in a crane collapse accident at the Diamond Exchange district in Ramat Gan, emergency services reported.

Iranian media reacted to Israel's election results with varied coverage, ranging from reports on a political deadlock to conspiracy theories and claims of electoral fraud.

Following record Arab voter turnout resulting in 19 projected mandates, the Likud party alleged widespread election fraud and demanded a formal investigation by the Shin Bet and Israel Police, while security chiefs maintained the vote was secure.

Sir Elton John and David Furnish sparked speculation by hosting Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz in Venice for a birthday, while David and Victoria Beckham were absent.

Industry experts at the Tel Aviv Tech1 conference discussed strategies for scaling Israeli startups globally, emphasizing early international market entry, clear product definition, and municipal support.

A Tel Aviv tech panel highlighted that while Israel excels as a technology powerhouse, 70% of its tech funding comes from abroad. Industry leaders discussed the vital role of foreign investment, venture debt, and AI integration.

Profit Financial Group Chief Economist Amir Kahanovitch warned that Israel's heavy economic reliance on the high-tech sector creates severe systemic risks, urging private sector diversification and careful household savings management.

Phoenix Holdings advises investors to remain calm amid sharp Tel Aviv Stock Exchange declines following the Knesset elections, citing political uncertainty and structural economic challenges ahead.

Stock donations in Israel surged thirtyfold between 2023 and 2025, reaching 150 million shekels, with tech shares and prominent business leaders driving growth according to Jgive data.

A backstage clash erupted at Channel 13 between Lucy Aharish and Eyal Berkovic during an election broadcast, prompting intervention by network executives and a demanded apology.

Dutch carrier KLM has suspended flights between Amsterdam and Dubai until March 27, 2027, amid escalating Middle East security tensions. The airline also halted routes to Saudi Arabia, joining other major European carriers scaling back operations.

A Ministry of Energy study shows battery storage systems could replace diesel generators in residential buildings, offering lower long-term costs, zero emissions, and routine energy savings.

SK Hynix reported record Q3 2026 results with operating profit soaring over sevenfold to 83.3 trillion won on booming AI demand, securing long-term supply contracts.

Defense Minister Israel Katz criticized Gadi Eisenkot's post-election speech as undemocratic, after Eisenkot urged security chiefs to defy political directives.

Data from the 26th Knesset elections reveals surprising voting anomalies, showing isolated ballots cast for opposing political camps in strongly partisan Israeli towns and settlements.

Sports broadcaster Eli Iluz, unmasked as Sushi on The Singer in the Mask, opened up about the emotional journey, keeping his participation secret from everyone.

Halle Berry claims her Instagram account was hacked after a pointed post about fathers appeared and was quickly deleted amid her ongoing custody battle with Olivier Martinez.

Reality star Netanel Rudnitsky broke his silence after being arrested by police over suspected domestic violence against his partner Yana Aronov, following their abrupt breakup.

The High Court ordered the Jewish National Fund to negotiate with Gary Barnett's investor group to resolve the decades-long Greek Church land dispute in Jerusalem.

As Israel finishes regular ballot counting, attention turns to double envelopes and mandate distribution. A single shift could determine the Knesset fate of figures like Eli Goldschmidt, Ram Ben Barak, and Moshe Radman.

As November shopping festivals peak, Israeli consumers face hidden shipping costs and customs traps. A comprehensive review of Amazon, Temu, AliExpress, and iHerb reveals how to secure genuine bargains while avoiding unexpected fees.

Despite the trauma of October 7 and prolonged wartime displacement, voters in Sderot, Kiryat Shmona, and Shlomi maintained strong electoral support for Likud and the right-wing bloc.

Polling station secretaries in Israel have criticized severe logistical neglect, reporting nearly 20-hour shifts on election day without food, water, or basic supplies provided until the final ballot count concluded at night.

Young Jews facing rising global hostility on campuses are weighing whether to stay or move to Israel, a core dilemma to be addressed at an upcoming New York conference.

CENTCOM estimates the cost of military operations related to Iran at approximately $47 billion, driven largely by munitions replenishment and equipment replacement.

Turkey hosted talks between rival eastern and western Libyan leaders in Ankara to discuss military unification, aiming to bridge a decade-long political divide amid shifting regional alliances.

The employment rate among Haredi men in Israel reached a multi-decade high of 57% in the third quarter. The rise coincides with a sharp increase in IDF enlistment despite rabbinical bans.

Singer Moshe Peretz recalled a hilarious wardrobe malfunction from his past during an appearance on The Masked Singer, proving that self-deprecating humor wins over audiences.

Israel's mortgage sector is seeing a major management reshuffle across top banks, including Bank Hapoalim, Mizrahi-Tefahot, and Bank Leumi, amid rising interest rates and regulatory reforms.

Expert cruise advice reveals how to avoid massive crowds, industrial ports, and hidden fees by choosing boutique ships, prioritizing itineraries, and planning relaxed arrivals.

A viral video capturing a tense encounter between Gal Gadot and an intrusive fan at an Israeli mall has sparked a heated debate online over public privacy, fame, and the boundaries of celebrity life.

Ryanair announced it will change its baggage drop deadline to 60 minutes before departure starting November 10, 2026, aiming to reduce airport delays for passengers.

A tight ballot battle between neighbors Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel in the moshav of Nes Harim ended with a four-vote margin, while Likud won first place.

A massive forest fire swept through the Ben Shemen Forest on Wednesday, prompting nationwide firefighting reinforcements, highway closures, and the evacuation of 400 hikers.

Avraham Aklum attended his first court hearing in a defamation suit filed by his in-laws, Sigal and Itzik Borgil. The legal battle runs parallel to an ongoing bitter divorce from Sapir Borgil, involving financial disputes and property claims.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Faleh al-Zaydi visited Damascus to meet Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, marking the first such trip since December 2024. The leaders discussed security cooperation, trade routes, and energy projects.

Radware reported third-quarter 2026 revenues of $84.4 million with a consistent 12% growth across all regions. Non-GAAP net income reached $13.9 million amidst currency headwinds.

Cryptocurrency markets showed a mixed trend on Wednesday as Bitcoin and Ethereum gained over 24 hours but dropped weekly. BNB outperformed peers with gains across both timeframes.

Thailand has reopened its famous western marine parks and islands following seasonal monsoons, introducing strict environmental regulations, online ticketing, and new tourist fees for visitors.

Following the 26th Knesset elections, the change bloc is negotiating potential leadership changes in the parliament while awaiting the final count of 650,000 double-envelope votes.

Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael party secured a landslide victory in Mitzpe Netofa during the general elections, capturing 47.3 percent of the local vote and outpacing Religious Zionism and Likud.

Arab communities in the Negev achieved a record 80% voter turnout, sending a clear political message against Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and demanding real influence.

Following inconclusive election results, Israeli President Isaac Herzog urged political leaders to approach coalition talks with an open mind to prevent another election.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman fell short in his home settlement of Nokdim, where Religious Zionism secured first place with 41.5% of the vote.

Ofek Adenk leads the official music chart for a fifth consecutive week with "Natati Lecha Bayit." Nadav Gantz achieves a strong debut at number four, while Eyal Golan enters the ranking with multiple new artist collaborations.

Israeli security forces arrested six terror suspects in overnight West Bank raids following a deadly weekend clash, while IDF troops uncovered weapons caches during operations in Hebron.

Israeli defense tech startups are seeing a surge in investor interest as real-world combat demands accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems across military and critical infrastructure.

UBS reported a Q3 2026 net profit of $2.7 billion driven by strong wealth management inflows and Credit Suisse integration progress. The bank raised its cost savings target to $13.7 billion while defending its global business model amid regulatory debates in Bern.

Foreign exchange markets face heightened volatility as political uncertainty and potential global sanctions threaten the shekel, warns Peri-Co CEO Yossi Freiman.

Data from Israeli parties that failed to cross the electoral threshold reveals surprising localized voting patterns, including stray votes for withdrawn factions and regional strongholds.

Ahead of the Tel Aviv derby, the Combat Diamonds Forum urges football clubs and fans to ban fireworks and firecrackers in stadiums to protect combat veterans from severe PTSD triggers.

Arab towns across Israel recorded a surge in voter turnout during the 26th Knesset elections, driven by security concerns and harsh rhetoric from senior officials.

A Delaware mother accidentally swallowed an Apple AirPods earbud with her morning vitamins, sparking a viral social media sensation before passing it safely.

Israel's power grid is struggling to keep pace with soaring energy demands from AI data centers, warns Doral CEO Yoni Chantsis, urging co-location with solar facilities.

Tel Aviv's Atarim Square redevelopment plan receives final approval after 13 years, paving the way for demolition, new residential towers, hotel rooms, and a direct link to the sea.

Julius Baer warns of short-term volatility in Israeli assets following inconclusive election results and coalition stalemates. Analysts note strong macroeconomic fundamentals will help cushion domestic markets.

Severe electoral irregularities in Israel have sparked deep concerns, including a polling station claiming a deceased woman had voted, alongside widespread suspicions of voter fraud and bribery.

Joint List Chairman Yousef Jabareen seeks to leverage high Arab voter turnout to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, offering a conditional parliamentary safety net.

An Israeli reality TV star arrested over suspected domestic violence and partner injury has been released to house arrest. Defense lawyers claim the complaint was fabricated.

Meta Platforms is testing long-form videos of up to 90 minutes on Instagram under the name Features, challenging YouTube and expanding beyond short Reels.

Brig. Gen. (ret.) Dedi Simhi called on party leaders on Wednesday to form a broad unity government following the 2026 Knesset elections, urging them to drop personal disputes and avoid another costly electoral cycle.

A Petah Tikva court extended the detention of Ariel daycare owner Natalia Kasilvsky and two assistants over hundreds of alleged severe child abuse incidents captured on camera.

Cybersecurity unicorn Upwind Security has secured $400 million in a funding round led by Bessemer Venture Partners, boosting its valuation to $3.8 billion. The company specializes in real-time cloud threat analysis powered by artificial intelligence.

Tech leaders at the Tech1 conference in Tel Aviv discussed AI's impact on employment, infrastructure, and market competition, expressing optimism for long-term job growth.

Israeli police conclude the bribery investigation involving former Bar Association head Efi Nave and former judge Eitan Orenstein, transferring the case file to prosecutors for a charging decision.

Carlton Tel Aviv has launched Pop Up by Carlton TLV, a six-week culinary project featuring rotating guest chefs, local wine pairings, and intimate kosher dining experiences for food enthusiasts.

The change bloc is exploring a parliamentary maneuver to replace Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana using a 61-member majority, potentially bypassing the need to form a government first.

Israir Airlines has begun canceling weekly flights to New York less than two months after launching its premier transatlantic route, surprising industry experts amid heavy competition.

Data from the 26th Knesset elections shows affluent Israeli localities favoring the anti-Netanyahu bloc, while Netanyahu's camp gained stronger support in lower socioeconomic clusters.

An IDF reserve tracker from Tel Sheva was arrested in the Gaza Strip with 10 kg of Captagon intended for smuggling, in a joint operation by police, the IDF, and Shin Bet.

Crystal Harris, widow of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner, said in a new podcast interview that she experienced repeated sexual abuse and acts she says were not consensual. She also described alleged coercion involving Hefner’s former “Playboy” twins and sex-related props. Harris married Hefner in 2012 and he died in September 2017.

Neil Young is suing Donald Trump's political action committee for $10 million over the unauthorized use of his song Rockin' in the Free World at campaign rallies, citing reputational damage.

Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård star in the new romantic fable *The Roses*, telling the quirky story of a lone fisherwoman and a straw husband.

The U.S. military is redeploying forces and naval destroyers toward the Middle East and Europe amid preparations for a potential new strike against Iran, according to INSS assessments.

A Netanya resident in his 30s was arrested in Tel Aviv after crashing into multiple vehicles and a bus, injuring three people lightly before fleeing to a construction site.

Founders of legendary Ben Mosh Records face a legal showdown as bounced checks revive a dispute over royalties, unpaid wages, and financial transparency.

The US Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates steady at 3.75%-4% ahead of midterm elections, while markets price in a December hike amid persistent energy-driven inflation and global economic shifts.

New Israeli political parties failing to cross the electoral threshold face severe financial fallout, with millions in campaign guarantees and loans risking forfeiture.

Circle's USDC has surpassed Tether's USDT in euro trading volume, capturing 56% of the market due to EU MiCA regulations. While USDT retains global dominance, regulatory compliance is reshaping crypto trading dynamics.

A new congressional report by Democrats details allegations of sexual assault against US President Donald Trump by former model Beatrice Coyle and four other women. The White House angrily rejected the findings as a politically biased document.

HOT mobile appoints Haran Lebavot as CFO and Head of Business Development following its 1.2 billion shekel acquisition by Delek Israel, Keystone Fund, and Leumi Partners.

Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics reports 15.1 million hotel overnight stays in the first nine months of 2026, showing steady domestic tourism and a rise in foreign visitors despite ongoing regional security challenges.

Some 200,000 Israeli travelers are expected to head for European ski resorts this winter, doubling last year's figures. Industry experts highlight growing demand, accessible pricing in Bulgaria and Georgia, and expanding family ski packages.

Two young women lost their lives in a flash flood in Jundiai, near Sao Paulo, after being swept away while returning from a party. Heavy rainfall caused severe flooding, disrupting local transport.

Luxury cruise ship Villa Vie Odyssey has abruptly ended its around-the-world voyage in Cambodia after surging fuel costs linked to the conflict involving Iran made the expedition financially unsustainable.

Pop star Pink shrugged off vicious online mockery of her casual New York City outfit with humor, reaffirming her commitment to aging naturally without cosmetic procedures.

Parents of a 31-year-old software engineer have sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT guided their daughter to dangerously reduce her anti-seizure medication and conceal it from doctors.

Police in Alaska revealed that a woman hid her husband's body in a freezer for years while collecting his pensions and government benefits. The case was closed after both spouses passed away.

Preliminary projections from the 26th Knesset elections indicate that several prominent lawmakers from coalition and opposition parties are at risk of losing their seats as vote counting continues.

Keystone CEO Navot Bar discussed infrastructure resilience, data center expansion, and power demand at the Calcalist Tech1 conference amid market volatility.

Tel Aviv stocks plummeted as election uncertainty sparked a sharp sell-off, with real estate and construction sectors dropping up to 8% amid high interest rates.

With over 70% of votes counted, former Deputy Minister Sharren Haskel failed to enter the Knesset after her merged faction secured just 740 votes, falling well short of the electoral threshold alongside other marginal parties.

At least 10 people died Wednesday in a high-speed train collision in central Spain's Toledo province. The crash halted major rail lines and comes 10 months after another fatal train disaster.

As public debate grows over antidepressants and supervised withdrawal, psychiatrists examine the enduring medical mystery of how these medications truly alter brain chemistry and emotional processing.

Tel Aviv hosts its annual night marathon with over 25,000 runners, prompting major street closures and traffic disruptions across the city center until midnight.

Former Israel Land Authority chief Yankee Quint will become chairman of NewMed Energy on November 1. Quint brings extensive public sector experience to the Delek Group subsidiary.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent highlighted digital currencies as strategic assets for preserving the dollar's global reserve status during the Swell conference in New York. Bessent emphasized technological leadership alongside banking integration as crypto prices and regulatory frameworks evolve.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora has been named the highest-paid executive on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, receiving $80.3 million in compensation for the 2026 fiscal year.

A major network outage at Mumbai's international airport paralyzed automated systems and delayed 327 flights. Security forces switched to manual processing, causing massive queues.

Omer Adam's US concert tour faces severe backlash from American fans over soaring ticket prices and sudden massive discounts, leaving early buyers furious.

Former NBA champion Lamar Odom has surprised fans by becoming the first ex-basketball star to join OnlyFans, promising unfiltered content alongside his partner Rachel Bradley.

Israel Basketball Association Chairman Amos Frishman discussed Ariel Beit Halachmi's departure, talks with Nenad Ginzberg, and structural changes in a recent interview.

Hapoel Jerusalem visits Le Mans tonight in the EuroCup group stage, seeking its fifth straight win. Coach Sasa Obradovic warns his team against complacency following their recent domestic victory.

The prosecution objected on Wednesday to questioning former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit about investigative actions conducted after his initial approvals in the Netanyahu trial, sparking debate with the judges.

Following the Israeli elections, United Torah Judaism celebrated strong results in Bnei Brak while Shas faced a sharp decline to seven mandates. The vote reflected deep tensions among ultra-Orthodox youth over conscription, infrastructure, and leadership accountability.

Laundry experts reveal common mistakes that cause black clothing to fade prematurely and share simple tips to keep dark garments looking brand new.

Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence revealed in a new interview that she underwent a breast lift following her second child's birth and plans a future facelift, while also launching her own hair-care brand.

A 12-year-old boy underwent complex eye surgery at Kaplan Medical Center in Rehovot after shattering his glasses during a bicycle crash, successfully restoring his vision.

Pop star Demi Lovato alarmed fans after posting a hospital photo following a severe allergic reaction to either passion fruit or sushi. The singer quickly assured followers she is recovering well.

Apple’s iPhone Duo faces early screen cracking issues linked to its complex hinge design, according to an iFixit teardown. Apple is replacing damaged units but has not issued a recall.

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has petitioned the Beersheba District Court against the Hevel Eilot Regional Council over a retroactive municipal property tax demand of 4.82 million NIS for firing ranges and targets.

As election results emerge, political maneuvering for key ministries intensifies. Contenders vie for the Ministry of Finance and Housing amid coalition uncertainties.

A new Or Yarok analysis reveals afternoon hours are the most dangerous on Israeli roads, peaking due to heavy traffic, school dismissals, and driver fatigue across major cities.

The State Attorney's Office appealed to the Supreme Court over a lenient nine-month community service sentence given to an armed robber who stabbed a Ramat Gan convenience store clerk.

The Israeli shekel maintains relative resilience as the US dollar gains 1% globally following election-driven speculative trading and subsequent position unwinding.

Gold prices plunged over 13% toward $4,000 per ounce while silver fell below $55, driven by a mysterious sell-off that analysts at Julius Baer link to cash-strapped Chinese investors facing strict capital enforcement.

BYD has unveiled the second-generation Seagull electric mini car, featuring enhanced safety technology designed to maintain vehicle stability during high-speed tire blowouts.

An early wave of injuries shakes the NBA's opening week, sidelining star players including Anthony Edwards, Jalen Williams, and Kawhi Leonard for extended periods.

Thai authorities have revoked the visa of a 33-year-old Israeli tourist and ordered her deportation from Koh Phangan following multiple incidents of harassment and erratic behavior.

Discover a curated Friday dinner menu featuring slow-cooked beef roast, aromatic sumac rice, crispy leek patties, beetroot salad, and a tahini sponge cake.

An Arizona toddler mistakenly declared dead after a near-drowning was found breathing in the hospital morgue over five hours later, suffering severe brain damage.

Over 90% of foreign bond mutual funds in Israel recorded negative yields in 2026, driven by surging U.S. Treasury yields, persistent inflation, and heavy corporate debt issuance.

Four-time Emmy-winning writer and satirist Kevin Bleyer has died in a Pennsylvania car crash at 54. Best known for 'The Daily Show' and writing for Barack Obama, he left a lasting mark on American culture and global democracy initiatives.

Israeli fashion brand TFU TFU is opening a new pop-up store at Zahav Mall in Rishon LeZion. Founded in 2020, the family business continues its expansion locally and internationally.

Cafe Greg launched a vegan menu pilot at its Pardes Hanna branch, offering plant-based dishes priced between 65 and 81 shekels to cater to local diners.

Silicon Valley billionaires have poured over 333 million dollars into a massive campaign to defeat California Proposition 40, a ballot measure proposing a 5% wealth tax on fortunes exceeding one billion dollars.

Three former New York real estate moguls, brothers Oren, Tal, and Alon Alexander, have been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison each for sex trafficking, drugging, and sexually assaulting women and minors.

Israeli retailer KSP has filed a 700,000-shekel lawsuit against rival Lior Electric for alleged copyright infringement and unauthorized server usage, while retaliating by embedding KSP promotional ads on competing e-commerce sites.

The SETTRA ransomware group orchestrated the recent cyberattack on Israel's top auto importer Kolmobil, compromising IT systems and triggering a temporary suspension of vehicle registration access.

Fashion giant Castro has reopened its upgraded 570-square-meter store at Petah Tikva's HaKanyon HaGadol as part of an 18 million shekel nationwide retail revitalization plan.

Arit Industries subsidiary Reshef Technologies secured a $16.3 million North American order for artillery fuzes, boosting its backlog to 540 million shekels ahead of 2027 deliveries.

A man in his 50s was shot dead Wednesday in Arraba, marking another violent crime in the Arab community. Meanwhile, police investigate a separate fatal shooting in Tayibe.

Deni Avdija scored 23 points and added 9 assists as the Portland Trail Blazers defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 136-129 to improve to a 3-0 record.

Severe flash floods in southern Israel caused road collapses and isolated communities following heavy downpours. Police and rescue units evacuated stranded motorists as localized rains and thunderstorms continue nationwide.

Israeli criminal underworld figures display diverse political preferences, while prisons report an 88.7% voter turnout as the state combats organized crime.

The Ministry of Defense recognized a veteran Israel Police investigator with 30% permanent disability for PTSD after years of exposure to harrowing crime scenes, severe threats, and fatal operational incidents.

Channel 14 anchor Magi Tabi set a record during the 2026 Knesset elections by anchoring live for 11 consecutive hours without a break, outlasting all competing networks.

Channel 12 dominated Israel's election night television ratings with 28.5% viewership, followed by Channel 14 with 15.2% and Channel 13 with 7.1%.

Real estate firms Israel Canada and Acro are set to finalize their multi-billion merger next week following investor notifications and data transfers.

The Tel Aviv District Committee approved the urban renewal master plan for Quarters 5 and 6, adding roughly 14,000 new housing units while preserving the White City's historic heritage.

Israel's Ministry of Communications is launching a major internet market reform to slash prices to 80 NIS and introduce seamless provider switching, eliminating router rentals and technician visits.

The New York Knicks defeated the Detroit Pistons 111-97 to claim their first win of the season after three straight losses. Karl-Anthony Towns led with 27 points and 20 rebounds.

An unidentified armed assailant was shot dead after attacking a guard with knives outside the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade overnight. Serbian authorities declared the incident a terrorist attack, raising the national threat level to maximum.

Clinical experts reveal that long-term adherence matters more than the specific diet chosen. Review of major studies shows minimal weight loss differences between popular dietary methods.

ITO Sando Burger opens in Jaffa's Greek Market, introducing a unique fusion of Japanese sando and wagyu burgers to Tel Aviv's thriving culinary landscape.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange reopened as coalition parties gained a strong lead in election results, driving the shekel down 1.5% against the dollar to 3.10.

Human rights groups warn that six Iranian athletes face imminent execution following the hanging of mountaineer Ali Sina Mostafavi, as activists call for urgent international intervention.

The National Insurance Institute announced the October 2026 benefit schedule, setting long-term payments for October 28 and raising the annual winter heating grant to 664 NIS per household.

Israeli real estate stocks surged over the past month, outperforming the benchmark index by 5% as rising poll numbers suggest a potential change in government, supported by recent interest rate cuts.

Robinhood reported 120 million dollars in Q3 2026 crypto revenue, driven by its new Arbitrum-based blockchain network. Despite record overall revenues of 1.42 billion dollars, net profit declined, sending shares down 5.5 percent.

Early official results from Israel's 26th Knesset elections show Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leading as over two million votes are counted, with coalition negotiations underway.

Investors in Israel face a rare convergence of Knesset elections and US midterms. Analysts examine historical data to assess how political uncertainty will impact the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Wall Street.

An analysis of X posts from Israeli political leaders reveals that national security dominates pre-election discourse while economic issues largely fade from the public agenda.

A strengthening shekel is boosting profit margins for Israeli importers and retailers like Max Stock and Delta Israel, though costly currency hedging operations have tempered some financial gains.

The Dutch government plans to cut 25,000 public sector jobs by 2035, saving 3.5 billion euros by integrating artificial intelligence and reducing bureaucracy.

Australian researchers have identified circadian depression as a new subtype affecting nearly a quarter of severe cases. Linked to the body clock, it resists standard SSRIs but responds better to light therapy and melatonin.

Early election results after counting 34% of ballots reveal shifting political dynamics across major Israeli cities compared to the 2022 vote, with new factions challenging traditional party leads.

Surplus vote agreements between Israeli political parties are set to take effect, playing a crucial role in the upcoming Knesset elections amid narrow bloc margins. The mechanism pools unused votes to help allied factions secure additional mandates.

Housing prices in several Israeli neighborhoods are dropping as oversupply slows down sales. Northern towns and Tel Aviv see average selling times exceed four to five months.

Partly cloudy skies and localized rainfall accompanied by isolated thunderstorms are expected across northern and central regions today, with cooler temperatures heading into the weekend.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that the threat from Iran remains unresolved as US reports indicate preparations for a potential intense military campaign following upcoming midterm elections.

Yochananof has slashed the price of Apple AirPods 4 to 299 NIS in a parallel import promotion, undercutting rival supermarket chain Victory and specialized electronics retailers by up to 140 NIS.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's campaign is preparing a victory speech centered on Likud remaining the largest party, while opposition leaders ready rival claims.

Channel 13's final pre-election poll gave Likud 19 seats, but election night updates surged the figure to 27. Pollster Shmuel Rosner explained that satellite parties underperformed while Likud strengthened significantly.

Israeli ultra-Orthodox parties await final election results as exit polls show Shas securing six to eight mandates and United Torah Judaism holding steady. The new HaTzibur HaHaredi faction failed to cross the electoral threshold.

The Central Elections Committee estimates 600,000 double envelopes in the 26th Knesset elections, driven by reservists and evacuees. Counting begins Wednesday, impacting mandates and parliamentary thresholds.

Arab media outlets analyzed Israeli exit polls as a blow to Benjamin Netanyahu, though they differed on whether the results signal a definitive shift in power or a prolonged political stalemate.

Fourth-tier Fleetwood Town pulled off a historic upset in the League Cup on Tuesday, eliminating Premier League champions Arsenal 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular time.

MK Iman Khatib-Yasin of Ra'am stated that addressing domestic issues in Arab society takes priority over diplomacy. Meanwhile, party leader Mansour Abbas attributed the surge in voter turnout to National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Yisrael Beytenu failed to cross the electoral threshold in an updated exit poll, threatening to push veteran politician Avigdor Lieberman out of parliament amid a bitter public feud with broadcasters.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman urged Likud members to revolt against Benjamin Netanyahu, citing exit polls that show his party securing seven to eight seats while awaiting final results.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's Otzma Yehudit party won six seats in exit polls as the Netanyahu bloc dropped to 50 seats. Ben Gvir warned against a unity government with Gadi Eisenkot.

Dozens of ultra-Orthodox demonstrators blocked Route 4 near Bnei Brak on Tuesday evening following two arrests, which police stressed were criminal and unrelated to military draft evasion.

Israel's upcoming elections will feature a record 650,000 double-envelope votes, representing about 14 mandates. The secure process ensures voting rights for soldiers, diplomats, and hospitalized citizens.

At midnight, the Shas headquarters remained empty as activists awaited final election results. Campaign officials projected confidence, citing an estimated 400,000 votes and potential for 10 mandates.

Wall Street funds reacted with volatility to inconclusive exit polls from the 2026 Israeli elections. BlackRock's EIS fund dipped before recovering as political uncertainty clouded the outlook for the next government.