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Police officers from the Haifa station began an investigation overnight following a report of a vehicle fire on Herzl Street in the Hadar neighborhood. A container with flammable material was discovered at the scene.

A massive storm in Israeli football: an unprecedented indictment has been filed against Ironi Tiberias following the affair of the prohibited IV drips. The club is accused of a series of serious offenses, primarily aiding in the use of drugs and stimulants under aggravating circumstances, violation of Association regulations under aggravating circumstances, and non-compliance with a judicial...

A 74-year-old widow paid over 56,000 shekels toward an original 18,000-shekel debt, only to see it rise to 127,000 shekels. The Execution Office registrar has now ordered the debt to be wiped clean.

The singer told the joint podcast with Keren Peles about an unusual moment from her military service: "The first case of reverse sexual harassment" | All the details

VAT and Income Tax offices in Haifa led an extensive joint enforcement operation with the Israel Police, resulting in the seizure of 17 luxury vehicles due to debts totaling approximately 16 million shekels.

MAX customers may be eligible for compensation following a court-approved settlement regarding the collection of card fees after the end of a waiver period without specific prior notification.

According to the indictment, the 23-year-old mother injected her 5-year-old son with dangerous substances while he was hospitalized at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, causing a significant deterioration in his condition. The investigation raised the suspicion that this was not an isolated incident and that she had harmed him in the past using medications she introduced into his body.

An ex-husband left Israel with a 133,000 shekel child support debt. The Haifa Family Court ruled to register an inherited office in the debtor's name, allowing the mother to initiate enforcement proceedings against the property.

The Israel Football Association prosecutor has initiated legal proceedings against Ironi Tiberias. The club faces charges of aiding in the use of prohibited substances, regulatory violations, and non-compliance with judicial orders.

A conscript soldier reported being attacked on a bus in Haifa: a passenger insulted her for her uniform and threw stones, shattering the driver's windshield. Police have arrested a suspect as part of the ongoing investigation.

The “Lobby 99” organization has filed an objection to the proposed settlement in the Slice affair, arguing that it absolves wrongdoers of responsibility, denies savers the right to vote, and offers unfavorable terms. The appointed administrator, CPA Efi Sandrov, has also opposed the settlement, citing fundamental flaws and misrepresentations.

A bereaved brother claims that the insurance company reduced the compensation due to him after his brother's death by hundreds of thousands of shekels. The court is now examining whether the deduction was carried out legally.

Effi Sandrov, the appointed administrator of the collapsed company Slice, has filed a request with the District Court to increase the lawsuit against Eshkol Guy Shanzer by 52.5%. The claim now includes ten additional defendants.

A 76-year-old woman drowned today (Monday) after being pulled from the sea near Kibbutz Sdot Yam. Medical teams summoned to the scene performed prolonged resuscitation efforts, but were ultimately forced to declare her death.

The family of Eldar Dayan, 23, from Dimona, lost contact with him over a week ago. He was with a friend and was last seen in the Yarkon Park area: "The friend keeps changing versions, saying they split up."

A group of friends from Dimona went out for an evening in Tel Aviv. Eldar Dayan disappeared after a fight in the Yarkon Park area. Police and K9 units are scanning the area, while the family claims the friends' versions are contradictory.

The Military Police have opened an investigation following the unusual incident • The circumstances of the death are under review.

Accused of operating slot machines and depositing cash in various banks: Gal Yifrach, winner of a World Series of Poker bracelet, is accused along with other Israelis of operating illegal gambling businesses and money laundering - and could face 25 years in prison. According to the prosecutor in California, they deposited small amounts to avoid reporting requirements.

Following the reopening of the case, new details emerge on how technology will help solve the mystery. Three key points will be re-examined 20 years after the tragedy that shocked the country.

A 28-year-old woman tripped over a concrete block placed between tables at the "Alma Bar" in Jerusalem. The court held the business and the municipality responsible, but also determined there was contributory negligence.

Renowned Israeli poker player Gal Yifrach, who has won millions of dollars in his career, has been taken into custody by U.S. immigration authorities. While officials remain ambiguous regarding the reason for the arrest, Yifrach is being held at a facility in Southern California against the backdrop of a pending indictment.

A father of five passed away while his mother was still alive, sparking a legal dispute among his children over the ownership of a moshav farm. The court ruled that the deceased's status as a 'continuing son' remains valid.

A family in Ashdod was attacked after asking a man to stop photographing minor girls in swimwear. The victim, who suffered severe facial fractures, accused police of indifference and delaying her medical evacuation. The Israel Police stated that an investigation is ongoing.

An indictment will be filed against a 38-year-old resident of Migdal HaEmek. The investigation revealed that the suspect arrived from the Tivon area eight hours before the explosion in a stolen vehicle with forged license plates. Northern District Commander Nitzav Meir Eliyahu stated the arrest was the result of an uncompromising investigative effort.

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment, subject to a hearing, against former Prime Minister's Chief of Staff Tzachi Braverman, suspected of breach of trust. In exclusive interrogation quotes, Braverman denies the meeting took place, dismisses Eli Feldstein as a 'fleeting guest,' and labels the accusations as absolute lies.

Mykhailo Mudryk's nightmare continues: the Ukrainian winger has lost a legal proceeding in England, and the court has ordered the freezing of his assets and accounts. JJDS Management Limited is suing Mudryk for over 5 million pounds, alleging a breach of contract regarding image rights.

A series of recent court rulings has established that tenants who refused to sign urban renewal deals were justified in their struggle after discrimination, planning flaws, or developer misconduct were uncovered. When is an objection legitimate, in what cases can you file a lawsuit, and how do you present substantive demands without being labeled a 'recalcitrant tenant'? A guide.

Police officers from the Be'er Sheva station arrested a young man from Tel Sheva after discovering three suspected stolen batteries in his vehicle. The arrest followed a report of a car break-in in the city.

A year after Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law, enforcement is intensifying. The Privacy Protection Authority is investigating about 100 organizations for violations, including failure to report cyber incidents, with the Meuhedet HMO already receiving a significant fine.

According to local reports, at least six people were injured, their condition is unclear. "We heard at least seven or eight shots," eyewitnesses told at a food festival in the northwestern city. Footage from the scene showed one person being handcuffed.

Fighters of the Southern National Guard and Southern District police officers tightened enforcement in Rahat and its surroundings as part of Operation 'Iron Net'. During the activity, weapons and explosives were located, 12 illegal residents were arrested, and two stolen ATVs from Ofakim were returned.

Suspicion: A camper at a YMCA summer camp in New Jersey distributed candy containing hallucinogenic mushrooms to his friends. 13 children aged 10 to 13 were taken for medical examinations. The police have opened an investigation and identified a suspect.

The police dispersed a demonstration in Umm al-Fahm against the violence in the West Bank, and Hadash chairman Yousef Jabareen claimed that the dispersal was carried out for political motives • Jabareen accused Minister Itamar Ben Gvir of attempting to initiate a confrontation with the Arab public ahead of the elections.

This evening, Sunday, new and disturbing testimonies have emerged, revealing a harsh picture of physical violence, harassment, and theft within the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion, alongside ongoing cover-ups by senior command.

"Whoever used the benefit did so knowingly": The National Insurance Institute is demanding back about 15 million shekels from victims of hostilities who submitted unrecognized receipts for alternative treatment, including purchases of private consumer goods.

Oved Perl, who suffers from PTSD after 450 days of reserve duty, faced discrimination at a Modiin greengrocer. Staff refused to let him enter with his service dog, and after he called the police, they began throwing vegetables at him.

Dozens of protesters blocked the Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv, demanding the Shin Bet take over the investigation into the disappearance of Haymanut Kasau, who has been missing for 882 days from a Safed absorption center.

A mother of two posted a difficult post about her estranged husband, but the protective order did not prevent the tragedy. Her young son reported the shocking shooting to the emergency center, which left the network in shock.

Another wedding with a minor bride is taking place today in the settlement, in violation of the law. The police are aware of the event but claim that chuppahs are held in secret locations, making it impossible to file indictments without direct proof of marriage. Background: At least 67 pregnancies among minors have been documented in the area since 2019.

Four people were injured in a fire that broke out in a residential building in the Beit Hanina neighborhood of Jerusalem, including one child in serious condition and two others in moderate condition. Fire and police forces are currently on-site conducting rescue operations.