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Where do young doctors receive the best training, and in which hospitals is the internship experience less positive? A new survey by the Ministry of Health provides a broad look at the year in which medical school graduates transition from university to field work, and reveals significant gaps in satisfaction between hospitals and departments.

The school year in Kedumim opened today at the "Yesodat Oz" Talmud Torah, where about 130 students are being educated. Under the guidance of Council Head Ozael Vatik, over 3 million shekels were invested in development and construction across all educational institutions in the council.

Over 6 kg of a substance suspected to be hashish and hundreds of ecstasy pills were seized during a police operation at the entrance to Haifa. Three suspects were arrested and their detention was extended until Sunday.

Raids conducted in Tayibe and Qalansawe led to the arrest of 18 illegal aliens, some after they attempted to flee upon the arrival of forces. In other locations, a Glock pistol, ammunition, magazines, and 77,800 shekels in cash were located. Alongside these, airsoft weapons and a substance suspected to be cannabis were also seized.

A group of families who booked a luxury villa discovered the property does not exist and were left on the street with their children. Despite attempts to make contact, the response from the tourism giant's customer service was shocking.

The world of tourism is changing from end to end: Israeli travelers are abandoning automatic choices in favor of unique experiences, alongside a technological revolution that is completely transforming how we vacation.

Israel Railways announces temporary changes to train traffic in the Ashdod area on Thursday and Friday due to infrastructure works. The Ashdod Ad Halom and Yavne East stations will be temporarily closed to passenger service.

Peak demand in the summer and hundreds of items forgotten daily: Israel Railways is launching a special operation to return about 5,000 lost items, from violins and fishing gear to baby strollers. Operating hours at the lost and found center at Tel Aviv Savidor Center station will be extended, and the company is calling on passengers to collect their belongings.

External parties used the name of Beilinson Hospital and the identities of its staff to deceive a patient living abroad. Following an inquiry, the fraud was exposed, and a formal complaint was filed with the police.

Assuta Ashdod Hospital announced that premature baby Hadar Cohen, whose mother was killed in a severe car accident in Ashdod in mid-July, has passed away despite intensive medical efforts.

Following thousands of items left on trains during the summer and resulting warehouse congestion, Israel Railways is launching an expedited retrieval process and extending operating hours at the Tel Aviv Savidor Center lost and found department.

First publication: After 20 days in custody, the main suspect was released. The police investigation revealed that he was at the scene near the victim - but did not shoot at him. A 29-year-old man who was passing by and was not involved in the incident was also lightly wounded.

A package containing two liquid substances aroused the suspicion of branch employees after one of them began to leak. Firefighters evacuated the citizens, isolated the scene, and summoned monitoring teams to identify the substances and stop the leak.

24 medals, including nine gold: Israeli students achieved impressive results this year at international science olympiads. So what makes a student an Olympic champion? Dr. Carmel Bar, director of Israel's national teams on behalf of the Future Scientists Center, shares tips that can make the difference.

A study found that people aged 100 and over have an abundance of anti-cancer cells. An Alzheimer's test by Eli Lilly and Roche has been approved for use. What is behind the wave of blood tests to detect the disease? Clalit and Sheba star in a World Health Organization report. The R&D partnership Almada is finally recovering. This week in biomed.

A serious stabbing incident occurred in Ashkelon: a man is accused of wounding a gas station employee in the stomach with a utility knife after being asked to wait. The suspect fled the scene but was later apprehended by police.

Following the storm caused by a contestant's remark on "4 Weddings" regarding the Russian and Amharic languages, the Kan 11 broadcasting corporation has published an apology letter, removed the clip from social media, and explained: "We added a clarification slide during the broadcast"

Depression is often perceived as a mood disorder, but a new study adds evidence that associated changes may reach the level of brain cells. Researchers found that in people suffering from depression, there are disruptions in the process of creating new nerve cells in the hippocampus, a brain region linked to memory and emotion.

According to the indictment, a 29-year-old man assaulted a patron following a dispute. After being removed from the club, the suspect struck the victim in the head with a glass bottle, causing a wound that required medical attention. The suspect remains in custody pending the conclusion of legal proceedings.

The Magistrate's Court ruled that two of the participants in the attack on three Jews who were on their way to the Western Wall in 2021, in the midst of the "Guardian of the Walls" riots, will pay 60,000 shekels to each victim. The verdict stated regarding the victims: "The fear and terror they experienced during the event are a central part of the pain and suffering."

The family of 42-year-old Nura Abu Adara, who died following a cesarean section, claims that medical staff missed critical time. Relatives state she spent four hours in the emergency room with severe pain before being transferred to the maternity ward, where a liver rupture was finally identified.

The Soviet munition seized in a police raid in Nazareth dates back to the Cold War era. Today, it is being used by criminal organizations in the north as part of a deadly conflict that has already claimed 30 lives.

Activists have appealed to authorities in Moscow to take action to determine the fate of Artem Kirpichenok, who they say landed at Ben Gurion Airport at the beginning of the month and has since disappeared.

After losing their sons in the campaign, five mothers met in Uganda and decided to channel the pain into action. Now, the moving project they established is expanding and will host additional creators who have lost their loved ones.

According to the indictment, in the midst of the "Iron Swords" war, one officer coordinated the illegal passage of vehicles at the Al-Jib checkpoint in exchange for bribes. Another officer is accused of facilitating the passage of local residents' acquaintances and receiving benefits in return.

The arrest of Liel Ifargan, suspected of murdering 7-year-old Hillel Mordechai Dadon in Beit Shemesh, has been extended by 10 days. Ifargan's family claimed that days before the violent outburst, they asked the HMO to have him examined by a psychiatrist, but were told he posed no danger.

Police have concluded their investigation into the assault of a 45-year-old man at the 'G-Hotel' pool in Eilat. The suspects allegedly beat the victim, threatened his life, and were found in possession of crystal-type drugs upon arrest.

Sharon Davidovitch surprised viewers by revealing on live television the foreign object that had grown on his face, shared the struggles behind the scenes, and announced the medical procedure he will undergo this week.

The Channel 12 legal correspondent is taking decisive action to protect his reputation and family by suing a social media activist who repeatedly targeted him with insults and defamatory claims.

The teacher shortage is severe and is harming students. Principals unable to find qualified staff are placing teaching students, teacher's aides, and even discharged soldiers in classrooms. Sometimes, one teacher is forced to serve as a homeroom teacher for two classes. Messages in closed forums reveal the depth of a crisis that the Ministry of Education is attempting to hide.

Researchers from Columbia University analyzed data from half a million people and found that sleep habits directly affect the rate at which internal organs age. The study identifies the "golden range" of sleep that helps maintain the body's youth.

The Northern District police have concluded an investigation into a 43-year-old Afula resident who broke into the same business three times in one night. The suspect used an electric bicycle to transport the stolen goods.

Guests at the well-known hotel in Eilat will enjoy an exceptional digital welcome experience, based on an innovative development that will replace traditional service representatives at the counter.

Following the revelation of 72-year-old Miki Berkovich's difficult struggle with advanced dementia, his son, Roi Berkovich, published a touching post on Facebook, thanking the public for their support and asking for privacy during this complex time.

Ahead of the start of the school year next week, MADA published detailed safety guidelines for parents, children, and drivers, emphasizing that children up to the age of nine need adult supervision on the way to and from school.

It can arrive in the middle of life, when the career is at its peak, the children are still at home, and there are many plans for the future. But alongside the difficulty of dementia and Alzheimer's, many families are forced to deal with shame, concealment, and friends who do not always know how to react.

An investigation by the Central District's Fraud and Cyber Unit has led to the arrest of a 60-year-old lawyer from Tira. The suspect allegedly forged documents to falsely lead courts, police, and the Licensing Office to believe that disqualified drivers had surrendered their licenses, while they continued to drive.

The investigative journalist shares how searching for good stocks can lead to a scam costing innocent victims tens of millions. Etgar: "The stock falls and the victims lose their shirts."

An injunction issued in 2012 prohibited the use of the only sports court in the moshav Ge'a following residents' complaints. The council claimed it had carried out the adjustments required to reduce noise, and the court accepted its position. Activity will resume during limited hours.

Reservists who seek mental health help following the war may find that their treatment summaries are used against them in proceedings concerning visitation rights with their children.