Society

Scandal: FIFA President Summoned to Congress Over Ties to Donald Trump
The aftermath of the World Cup held this summer in the USA, Mexico, and Canada has sparked a political controversy. Representative Jamie Raskin, a senior member of the House Judiciary Committee, has demanded that FIFA President Gianni Infantino testify regarding his relationship with the US President.

Tragedy in the NFL: Assistant coach's son suspected of shooting his mother
The wife of Eric Bieniemy, assistant coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, was critically wounded in a shooting at their Virginia home. Her condition has since stabilized, and the couple's 27-year-old son has been arrested.

Two youths critically and seriously injured in a collision between a car and a bus in the Sharon region
A private car collided with a bus on Route 5504 near Nir Eliyahu on Monday evening. Two 18-year-old youths sustained critical and serious injuries in the accident.

The mistake that cost the tennis star a $41 million fortune
Former world number one Arantxa Sánchez Vicario has lost her entire $41 million fortune. The tennis star, who retired in 2002 after winning four Grand Slam titles, is now mired in heavy debt and prolonged legal battles.

Police Commissioner: "We Will Not Allow Anyone to Harm the Election Process"
Police Commissioner Rav-Nitzav Dani Levy addressed reports of foreign attempts to influence the upcoming elections. He emphasized that the police will not tolerate any interference with the democratic process.
Six Injured in Accident on Highway 471 Near Ono Interchange
Six people were injured in a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 471. The victims were transported to Beilinson and Sheba hospitals.

Attorney General: "Human Rights in Danger, Issue Injunction Against PID Law"
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has urged the Supreme Court to issue an interim injunction against the implementation of the Police Investigation Department (PID) law. She argues the law aims to create a politically controlled body that will intimidate law enforcement and journalists.

Illegal Surveillance: Police Remove 21 Cameras in Arab Village
Police officers from the Umm al-Fahm station, in cooperation with tactical brigade units, conducted an operation in the village of Salem, removing 21 cameras installed without permits.

Motion to approve a derivative lawsuit against Harel: Controlling shareholders memorialized their parents in the company's tower without consideration
A shareholder of Harel has filed a derivative lawsuit alleging that controlling shareholders used the company's office tower to memorialize their parents without providing compensation. The motion claims this constitutes an unauthorized interested party transaction.

Debt of more than 127,000 shekels erased: Enforcement office in an exceptional decision
After paying over 56,000 shekels on an original debt of only 17,000, the elderly woman's debt ballooned to 127,000 shekels due to interest. A precedent-setting decision by the enforcement office changed everything.

Dramatic raid in the Jordan Valley: Thousands of antiquities seized in a private home
In a joint operation by the Civil Administration, Border Police, and the IDF, a suspect was caught attempting illegal excavations in the Jericho area. His field interrogation led to a dramatic raid on his home, where investigators were stunned to discover thousands of items, including coins from the Persian, Hellenistic, and Hasmonean periods.
Seven-Vehicle Collision Near Ono Interchange Results in Injuries
Seven people were injured in a multi-vehicle accident on Highway 471 near the Ono-Maarav interchange. United Hatzalah medics treated one 30-year-old in moderate condition and six others with light injuries.

7-year-old Omer killed by electric scooter: "We are crying all the time over his passing"
A week and a half after Omer Shadi Azam from Tayibe was hit by an electric scooter near his grandparents' home, his relatives said: "We are still in shock." The father of 21-year-old motorcyclist Muad Bahash from Qalansawe, who died in a crash, stated: "He went out to work, and returned to us lifeless."

How much does an Aroma franchise cost? The lawsuit that reveals the behind-the-scenes of the chain
An Aroma franchisee is suing the chain for 5 million shekels, claiming the company prevented him from selling his business due to permit issues. The lawsuit reveals details of the franchise pricing model.

Collected protection money and threatened: "If you don't pay - we will burn the place down"
An indictment was filed against Abu Ja'afar, a resident of Be'er Sheva, and Abu Assa, a resident of Tel Sheva, after they collected protection money from a kiosk. According to the investigation, after the employee paid the protection money several times, he said he had no money - and in response, the two started a violent confrontation and threatened him with a knife.

Violent brawl at Moshik Roth's luxury restaurant: 2 suspects arrested
Amidst the controversy surrounding his dismissal, a violent incident occurred at the prestigious Tel Aviv restaurant associated with chef Moshik Roth. The brawl, involving knives, spilled onto the street and resulted in the arrest of two suspects known to police.

Joint custody does not cancel child support: what really determines the amount?
When can you not pay child support, what is the difference between basic child support, housing, and halves, and which mistakes in the agreement can cost dearly for years? Advocate Eldor Levy Finkelstein, who specializes in family law, explains how the amount is determined and when it is possible to request to change it.

Attempted to run over police officers and flee: two brothers arrested on suspicion of transporting illegal aliens
Two brothers from Ashdod were arrested on suspicion of transporting and employing illegal aliens, after a pursuit of one of them ended in an arrest in the Southern District. According to the police, the suspect attempted to run over a police officer during the check, and three illegal aliens were arrested as part of the operation.

National Insurance Institute reveals details of fraud involving victim allowance funds
Following repayment demands sent to 2,700 victims of hostile acts, a senior National Insurance Institute official has disclosed details of a fraud scheme. Investigations uncovered forged receipts and the misuse of rehabilitation funds for personal purchases, including consumer electronics and flights.

Police search for mother suspected of kidnapping her two children
Jerusalem police are searching for 20-year-old Olya Joy Hirschberg and her two children, who have been missing for nearly a year. Investigators believe they may still be in the Jerusalem area.

Indictment: This is how the Abu Ghanem family took over apartments through threats and shooting
An 82-year-old woman, threatened real estate agents, and homeowners who, according to the indictment, realized they had no choice. The prosecution claims that Ismail Abu Ghanem and six others took over five apartments in Ramla through extortion, violence, and protection money collection, and then hid the ownership through fraud and money laundering of millions of shekels.

Tax Authority Deputy Director General's Case Transferred to Prosecution
Police have transferred the case of Elad Goldberg to the State Attorney's Office, recommending charges for fraud, breach of trust, and invasion of privacy. The investigation centers on allegations that he forcibly searched a subordinate's phone.

Threat level against Givat Ze'ev Council Head Yossi Asraf raised
Givat Ze'ev Local Council Head Yossi Asraf has faced incitement and threats in recent days. Several individuals have been questioned, and one suspect has been arrested. Following a security assessment, police have raised the threat level against Asraf to level 4 and increased his security detail.

Investigation concluded against a senior official at the Tax Authority and his personal assistant
The National Fraud Investigation Unit (YAHAL) of Lahav 433 has concluded its investigation into a senior Tax Authority official and his assistant regarding allegations of fraud, breach of trust, and invasion of privacy.

Removed from guardianship over her husband: "Controls his soul"
The wife of a 78-year-old man suffering from Parkinson's and cognitive decline conditioned his meetings with their children on her presence. Consequently, two courts ruled that his affairs should be handled by an external body.

Administrative detainee Tal Yinon Dardik transferred to Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus
First publication: Under the instruction of the IPS Commissioner and the Central District Commander Shlomi Sagi, administrative detainee Tal Yinon Dardik was transferred today (Monday) for medical treatment at Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus. Minister Itamar Ben Gvir backed the decision.

"Could turn a routine trip into a disaster": The new danger on Israel's roads
The Traffic Division's Heavy Vehicle Unit apprehended 12 buses this morning near Beit Shemesh due to safety defects. The operation is part of increased enforcement during the summer vacation.

Truck overturns on Highway 1: woman extracted in serious condition
A truck overturned today, Monday, at the entrance to the Paz gas station near the Sha'ar HaGai interchange on Highway 1 towards Tel Aviv, striking four vehicles. Four firefighting and rescue teams from the Beit Shemesh area were dispatched to the scene.

Truck Overturns at Sha'ar HaGai Interchange: 17-Year-Old Girl Moderately Injured
A truck overturned at a gas station, colliding with several vehicles. Two people were evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, and Jerusalem District traffic investigators are currently examining the scene.

"Like a religious war": After years of struggle, children from an Arab village will be educated in Jewish frameworks
For 25 years, the mother of three children lived alongside a Muslim partner in the southern Hebron Hills. Despite repeated attempts on her part to leave and start a new page, the move was only made possible now, at the end of a long legal battle. The children will start the upcoming school year in a Jewish framework in the north of the country.

A.K. Responds to Reopening of Tair Rada Murder Case
Olya Kravchenko, previously identified as a potential suspect and later cleared, commented on the case's reopening in a TikTok video. The investigation has been transferred from the Northern District's Major Crimes Unit to the Tel Aviv District's equivalent.

Maya Key suffered an antisemitic attack: "He simply decided to convey a message"
While traveling with her mother in the Spanish capital, the reality star was surprised to discover shameful behavior by a person sitting next to her and decided to break the social media bubble to share the reality of the situation with her followers.

Apartment takeover, extortion, and threats: Major criminal case exposed
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a family that seized apartments in Ramle through force and threats, while committing fraud and money laundering offenses totaling millions of shekels.

Attack in Paris: Man stabs 3 women with kitchen knives, one victim is pregnant
A 31-year-old suspect, reportedly suffering from mental health issues, attacked three women with kitchen knives. Two victims were seriously wounded before the assailant was apprehended by an off-duty officer.

Truck Overturns on Highway 1
In the incident documentation, the truck can be seen overturned, with crushed vehicles nearby • Among the injured is a 17-year-old girl • The injured were taken to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem.

Famous businessman flees Israel following 25 million shekel extortion attempt
After being ordered to pay protection money amounting to tens of millions of shekels to underworld figures, a well-known entrepreneur fled the country on a foreign passport. He is now under 24-hour security guard protection for fear that criminals will track him down in his refuge country.

58 Million Shekel Lawsuit Filed Against Haifa Municipality Over Carmel Housing Project Delays
The Gold Real Estate Group is suing the Haifa Municipality for 58.5 million shekels due to a decades-long delay in advancing the 'Mordot Lincoln' housing project, which is planned for 2,850 apartments.

36% jump in child mortality from accidents: 64 killed in half a year
The first-half report of the Beterem organization for child safety indicates a worrying deterioration: in the first half of 2026, 64 children and teenagers were killed as a result of accidents and unintentional incidents — an increase of 36% compared to the same period last year.

Court Criticizes Capital Market Authority for "Helplessness" in Investigations
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has reduced an administrative fine imposed on the crypto site Bitin by 90%. Judge Adi Hadar cited the Capital Market Authority's failure to perform basic investigative actions.

Baby disappears – parents' version shocks investigators: "It was a prank"
A shocking case in the United States: 21-year-old Alejandro Leon Jr. and 20-year-old Samantha Feliz, residents of Hollywood, Florida, have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the death and disappearance of their infant son. After the child's death, the couple allegedly tried to convince relatives that the baby never existed and that the pregnancy was a "prank."