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The veteran singer was taken for questioning under caution at the police station following a complaint filed against him. The complainant alleged harassment and threats, adding that the singer did not stop contacting her even though they had separated.

Precisely in the days when headlines speak of a rise in antisemitism in Australia and tension between the governments, a delegation of senior trauma doctors landed in the country for an unusual visit.

In Moshav Beka'ot, 11 mm of rain have been recorded. In the afternoon, rain is expected in the Jerusalem area, the Judean Desert, and the Dead Sea. The coming days will bring cooling followed by a shift toward increased heat stress.

Due to negligent work by Mifal HaPayis that disrupted the draw results and caused thousands of bettors to lose money, the losers filed a request for a class action lawsuit against the company in court. Mifal HaPayis denied the claims.

After years in the media and her participation in a successful reality show, the veteran journalist speaks candidly about the complex struggle with the serious illness she had been hiding, and explains why she decided to move out of the denial phase: "I didn't want people to pity me."

Reports from the center of the country describe notes appearing to be official, placed on windshields and demanding payment of hundreds of shekels, while behind the innocent QR code hides a sophisticated scam.

Ahead of the upcoming academic year, Arizona State University (ASU) has launched a bachelor's degree in content creation. The unique track includes courses on audience building, branding, and multimedia production. "Dreaming of turning your video channel into a source of income or making social media your career? Learn to create content while building your brand," the program description states.

A large marine predator was caught in the city of Aqaba in Jordan and is defined by local residents as "the largest animal caught in recent years." Swordfish tend to migrate to the area during the hot summer months. Unlike the neighboring country, fishing in Israel is subject to strict licensing and location restrictions.

Business owners in Tiberias blocked Hagalil Street following payment demands of thousands of shekels for garbage collection. The municipality has frozen enforcement for now, but protesters demand a full cancellation.

A couple, parents of a 7-year-old boy with a genetic disease, claim that negligence in pregnancy monitoring led to a delay in an important test that could have detected his defects in time.

The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against a 30-year-old instructor from a kibbutz in the Shefela region, who, according to the charge, committed indecent acts against six teenagers in 7th-8th grades whom he instructed. The defendant denies the allegations against him and claims it is a fabrication.

The Ayalon District Police have ordered the five-day closure of Muhammad Kian's butcher shop in Bat Yam. The decision follows a series of serious criminal incidents and the owner's refusal to cooperate with investigators, posing a risk to public safety.

Following the police operation in the Arab sector, joint activity by Border Police (MAGAV) and Rahat station officers resulted in the seizure of pistols, M16 rifles, ammunition, and drugs. Additionally, 29 illegal residents and 7 suspects were arrested.

The Ministry of Education has begun enforcing the law prohibiting the employment of teaching staff with academic degrees from Palestinian Authority institutions. The directive, issued to district managers, follows legislation passed in January by Knesset members Amit Halevi and Avichai Boaron. Exceptions are provided for candidates who hold additional recognized Israeli credentials.

Following multi-million shekel investments in infrastructure and specialized staff training, Israel Railways is reporting a significant surge in ridership and high service satisfaction rates.

According to the complainants, the agency owner offered them a free portfolio in exchange for sexual acts. The suspect denied the allegations and was released under restrictive conditions. Reports suggest this behavior may have been ongoing for several years.

Dozens of employees from the Partner communications group participated in a volunteer activity at the Leket Israel logistics center to assist in preparing food aid for those in need across the country.

The former President of the Supreme Court calls for the establishment of an additional appellate instance between the district courts and the Supreme Court, which would hear most civil and criminal appeals. According to her, the move would reduce the burden and allow the Supreme Court to focus on principled issues.

For months, the World Clap Day community has been expanding on social media and is defined as one of the fastest-growing movements of 2026. In a few hours, people from all over the world will gather for a moment of perfect synchronization: "No politics, no religion, no agenda - just unity between human beings."

Photo: Facebook page. The investigation into the escape of Meli and Liel Yahalomi has revealed the technological methods used by the police to recover data from AI chatbots.

Dozens of business owners in Tiberias held protests and blocked the main street to oppose new "excess waste" charges, which they argue are an unfair burden during the current economic crisis. The municipality has announced a temporary freeze on enforcement while individual claims are reviewed.

The Tel Aviv Labor Court has rejected a petition challenging the appointment of Dr. Chen Henig as Head of the Animal Welfare Division at the Ministry of Agriculture. The judge ruled that the state acted within its authority and that claims of bias were unfounded.

Four Haredi residents of Ma'ale Amos sued the newspaper after an article presented them as "Haredim" in quotation marks and as those who are "considered so-called Torah scholars." The court determined that the publication was intended to humiliate them within the community, criticized the fact that their response was not requested, and ruled: "There is no need to defame the plaintiffs in order to...

The court validated the administrative arrest warrant against Yossi Mussli. Under the warrant, Mussli is forbidden from speaking with 91 people, most of whom are from the criminal world in Israel. The warrant was issued following the conflict that led to the throwing of grenades at Japanika branches.

Tel Aviv Central Unit detectives located two IDF fragmentation grenades, two Beretta pistols, and ammunition in a suspect's home. Police suspect the weapons were intended for use in a conflict between criminal organizations.

After 20 days in detention, the main suspect in the case of the alleged rape of young women in the Afula area has been released, along with two other suspects. Sources familiar with the investigation report that significant discrepancies were found in the accounts of the events.

The travel season is in full swing, and with the holidays approaching, we have prepared 5 winning tips to lower your vacation costs and ensure a stress-free flight. From utilizing frequent flyer points to real-time flight tracking and affordable smart luggage tags, these steps will guarantee maximum flexibility and fewer surprises.

A middle school physics teacher in central Israel was fired and banned from the education system for five years following his conviction for inappropriate conduct. The teacher made sexually explicit remarks to students, citing "laws of nature" to justify his behavior. The students' mothers agreed to a plea bargain to spare their daughters from testifying in court.

A committee initially determined that a 19-year-old woman with 23% disability in her dominant hand "did not lose her earning capacity." However, her lawyer challenged the decision and successfully secured an increase in her benefits. Here are the details of the case.

Journalist Ayala Hasson intensifies her criticism of the State Attorney's Office and the Military Advocate General following reports of a potential plea deal: "She lied to the Supreme Court."

A year after graffiti reading "genocide" was sprayed on the tent of the MIFF organization ("With Israel for Peace"), another serious incident occurred at the political event in the city of Arendal. Police collected security camera footage and removed the suspects, and a representative of the embassy attacked: "When words fail, what action will the government take?"

According to the arbitration ruling, Rabbi Shmuel Markovich's students will be required to vacate the yeshiva complex by September 30. In addition, Rabbi Markovich and his associates were ordered to pay approximately 10 million shekels, including 7.5 million shekels in usage fees and 2.5 million shekels for building maintenance expenses. It was determined that Rabbi Markovich's associates will not...

The singer was detained for questioning following a WhatsApp message he allegedly sent to his ex-partner. He claimed he did not threaten his partner, and at the end of the questioning, he was released under restrictive conditions.

Joey Schwebel, one of the owners of the Zara group in Israel, will be liable for tax on dividends for the years 2015-2017. The court ruled that the funds were not loans but withdrawals by a controlling shareholder. The judge noted: "If the appellant does not separate the companies and their interests from his own, there is no reason for the respondent to act otherwise."

Twenty-four years before the State of Israel would be established, driven by a sense of mission, Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak HaCohen Kook entered the gates of the White House, with no foreign ministry, embassy, or state to represent. "His vision was long-term. One of the greatest Zionist leaders of the Jewish people," says the director of "Beit HaRav Kook" regarding his dominant and beloved figure.

First publication: Following a multi-week investigation, Ashkelon police intercepted a bus and arrested a suspect linked to a series of commercial break-ins in the city.

MK Avichay Buaron commented today (Sunday) on X regarding the exposure by our correspondent Noam Amir about Gali Baharav-Miara's pursuit of a plea deal in the Military Advocate General affair: "The continued cover-up of the Attorney General's involvement in the attempt to hide the intentional leak of the Sde Teiman video and Force 100."

Police officers arrested a man and a woman on suspicion of a theft spree from several stores in a major shopping complex in Ramat HaSharon. According to the suspicion, the two stole clothing items, perfumes, and fashion accessories. At the end of the investigation, the suspects were released under restrictive conditions, and the seized property was returned to the business owners.

An indictment was filed against a Tel Aviv resident who, according to the prosecution, forced a taxi driver to drive him for about two hours under threat and eventually robbed him of money and a phone. He is also accused of breaking into apartments and stealing property, and in one case, threatening the apartment owner.

An i24NEWS crew filming a report on antisemitism in Belfast was violently attacked. An angry passerby, upon discovering the team was from Israel, began making threats and threw a glass at the cameraman, causing a bleeding head injury.