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Shocking Vandalism in Tiberias: "People Are Smashing ATMs"
An unprecedented phenomenon is troubling bank management following systematic damage to essential devices. The suspected cause of these actions is quite unexpected, and residents are now paying a high price.

A day after the shiva: Protest in front of the home of the successor of the late Rabbi Farber
According to the protesters, Hershy Landau is expected to head the "Maalot Tzur" organization following the passing of its founder, Yaakov Farber (of blessed memory). The police deployed large forces and secured Landau's home, after it was agreed with the protest organizers that the demonstrators would not approach the site.

Haifa Resident Indicted for Smearing Feces and Threatening Neighbors and Police
An indictment has been filed against 39-year-old Diana Lev of Haifa. She is accused of rioting, property damage, threatening neighbors, and violently assaulting a police officer.
Feeling at Home: 140 New Immigrants Arrive from France to Israel
140 new immigrants from France arrived in Israel on a special "Families Flight." During the journey, the passengers received their official documents, becoming Israeli citizens while still in the air before landing at Ben Gurion Airport.

Rabies continues to spread: the number of cases is approaching an annual record
A worrying increase in the number of rabies cases in Israel: two brothers from Kedumim were bitten yesterday (Sunday) by a stray dog that turned out to be infected with rabies, and at the same time, a heifer infected with the disease was identified in the Golan Heights. The latest data indicate the continued spread of the disease across the country, with 91 cases of rabies already diagnosed since...

New lead in the Eldar Dayan case: two helmets found near the disappearance site
The search for 23-year-old Eldar Dayan from Dimona continues. Police discovered two helmets in the Yarkon River that may have belonged to Dayan and his friends on the day of the fight.

Slice Affair: Court Rejects Request to Convene Members' Meeting for Finbert Settlement
The Tel Aviv District Court has rejected a request to convene a members' meeting to vote on a settlement agreement with Finbert funds regarding the Slice affair, citing a lack of legal basis.

Confrontations at Jerusalem springs: Naked bathers harass women
Hikers and travelers seeking to refresh themselves at springs around Jerusalem are encountering a group of men who bathe completely naked, harass others, and in extreme cases, resort to violence. In a social media post, a hiker exposed the phenomenon and accused the police of inaction, noting that officers refused to descend to the spring, claiming they do not control the situation there.

A blow to United Torah Judaism: Petition to stop the 'HaTzibur HaChareidi' faction campaign rejected
Judge Noam Sohlberg rejected the United Torah Judaism petition and determined that there is no cause for issuing an injunction against the outdoor campaign of the 'HaTzibur HaChareidi' faction. United Torah Judaism claimed that the campaign is misleading and makes illegal use of the letter 'Gimel' and the branding identified with it. 'HaTzibur HaChareidi' stated: "Frivolous lawsuits will not...
"Brutally attacked, hospitalized with a serious injury": Eisenkot's party issues a dramatic statement
Ilan Mans, a 76-year-old Yashar party activist, was hospitalized at Hadassah Ein Kerem with a brain hemorrhage after being attacked while attempting to remove a sign calling for the release of Yigal Amir. Gadi Eisenkot spoke with him, and the Yashar party called on the police to arrest the attackers and bring them to justice.

21-Year-Old Killed in Quad Bike Rollover Near Neve Erez
A 21-year-old man was killed and another was lightly injured when a quad bike overturned in an open area near Neve Erez in the Binyamin region on Monday evening.

New lead in the disappearance of Eldar Dayan: Helmets discovered
Police have found two helmets believed to belong to missing person Eldar Dayan and his friends. The items have been sent to a forensic laboratory for analysis.

New RSV vaccine arrives: Ministry of Health expands protection for infants and the elderly
The Ministry of Health has updated its RSV vaccination guidelines, introducing two new preparations and expanding eligibility. A key change includes shifting the start date for administering the vaccine to newborns in hospitals from August 1 to September 1.
170 meters above Rokach Boulevard: Tel Aviv's new jewel
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality has begun construction of a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over Rokach Boulevard. The structure will connect the city's northwestern neighborhoods to Yarkon Park, ensuring safer transit.

Night Closures on Ayalon and the Coastal Road: How to Prepare
Traffic disruptions are expected this week at night due to the closure of segments on the Coastal Road and Ayalon Highway. The work includes the installation of signage in preparation for the expansion of the Fast Lanes project.

A rare outbreak in the USA: thousands infected with a food-borne parasite
In the United States, a large-scale outbreak of cyclosporiasis has been keeping health authorities busy in recent weeks. According to the CDC, since the beginning of May there have been reports of more than 1,600 laboratory-confirmed cases and more than 5,000 additional cases are under investigation. The FDA and the CDC are investigating a possible link to Iceberg Lettuce imported from Mexico.

Caregiver caught on video attacking Parkinson's patient, but released from detention
A caregiver from Ramat Gan was arrested on suspicion of attacking a 68-year-old helpless patient after footage of the incident reached the police. Despite the demand to extend his detention, the court ordered his release under restrictive conditions, including a 15-day restraining order from the victim. It was also noted that the assault was not of a high threshold.

"They used to do dismissals with style here": Minister Katz shares video of Saddam Hussein
Defense Minister Israel Katz shared a video on X featuring Saddam Hussein, accompanied by a sarcastic comment about "dismissals with style." The post sparked controversy amid reports regarding the potential replacement of Central Command Chief Avi Bluth.

Fighting for his life: Two-year-old toddler in critical condition after drowning in private pool
The toddler was found unconscious, without a pulse or breathing, in a private home pool. Magen David Adom teams performed advanced resuscitation procedures on-site. The child was evacuated by helicopter to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem, where he remains in critical condition.

During prayer and on the way to Uman: How the "Grandpa Eliezer" pedophile from the Breslov movement was exposed
The Jerusalem District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a 62-year-old Jerusalem resident for indecent acts against minors. The charges include abuse committed during synagogue prayers and on a bus trip to Uman.

Argument in the lobby ends in the burning of a parking lot in Bat Yam: "I was nervous"
A Bat Yam resident is accused of setting fire to the door of a bicycle room in a residential building's parking lot after getting into an argument with a passerby in the lobby. According to the indictment, the fire was set about ten meters away from the building's gas room. The suspect fled the scene on his electric bicycle and smashed his phone before his arrest.

Contractor and Likud activist upon leaving Lahav 433: "They will pay for this" | Watch
Upon leaving an interrogation at Lahav 433, the contractor, detained on suspicion of concealing real estate rights and asset smuggling, stated: "There is a group of criminals who want to take money, destroy a person, and silence them. They will pay a heavy price for this."

Terror at a cafe in the Sharon region: "Glass shattered, we thought it was a terror attack" | Watch
Moments of terror occurred on Monday afternoon at a cafe in Mishmar HaSharon, after a private vehicle drove onto the sidewalk, smashed through the storefront, and entered the premises. Eyewitnesses report that the incident miraculously resulted in no injuries, as two women sitting near the point of impact managed to escape just seconds before the collision.

Bus Driver Muatasem Kak Attacked in Jerusalem
Bus driver Muatasem Kak said that in Jerusalem teenagers attacked him at a traffic light, smashed the bus mirror, and he lost consciousness.

District Court Grants Papaya Gaming Temporary Stay of Proceedings
The Tel Aviv District Court has approved a temporary stay of proceedings for Papaya Gaming. This measure aims to ensure business continuity while the company appeals a US court ruling in a lawsuit filed by Skillz.

Supreme Court Slams Adalah Petition
The Supreme Court sharply criticized Adalah’s petition against the law to end UNRWA’s activity in Israel. The judges recommended withdrawing the petition as baseless.

Dog that provided comfort to victim of rocket attack stolen from home: "It brought us so much calm"
Over the past year, 20-year-old Veronica from Be’er Sheva has been coping with severe mental and physical challenges. After their home was destroyed by a rocket and she was later injured in a hit-and-run, their family dog became a vital source of support. Yesterday, the dog was stolen from their home, and Veronica and her mother have been searching for her nonstop.

Days after collapsing during a Pilates class: Social activist Tehila Aizman has passed away
The late Aizman, a well-known activist in the city of Hadera, collapsed at a local gym last week. Her heart began beating again after resuscitation efforts, but she passed away this morning. Her daughter Michal speaks of a devoted teacher and grandmother who lived "like a queen."
Stolen from the IDF: LAW rocket, pistols, and grenades in a cache uncovered in a shelter in Ramle
Central District police detectives located a LAW rocket, four pistols, and four fragmentation grenades in a residential building shelter in Ramle, suspected to have been stolen from the IDF; a man in his 20s was arrested.

IPS Sources: Detainee 'Hunger Striker' Visited by Israel Katz Is Eating in Custody
According to information obtained by Ynet, Tal Yinon Dardik, a suspect in the abuse of Palestinians currently at the center of a conflict between the Defense Minister and the Central Command Chief, continues to eat despite claims of a hunger strike. IPS sources report he consumes challah and fish, while his family insists his health is in critical condition.

Threatened with a knife, rammed vehicles, and fled: Police pursuit in the north
Large forces of the Carmel District police, YASAM, and municipal units conducted a pursuit of a suspect who endangered road users and fled from the police. Following a focused operational effort, he was located and arrested.
Ministry of Health partially resumes operations at Medica Raphael hospital
Two weeks after the Ministry of Health closed the operating rooms at Medica Raphael hospital due to deficiencies and staff shortages, four rooms have resumed partial operations under strict supervision.

Omri Kanada revealed in tears about gambling: "You sell your whole family"
Omri Kanada opened his heart in front of the cameras and shared about the addiction that accompanied him, the heavy debts to a criminal organization, and the moment his brother had to intervene to save his life.

8 Billion Shekel Investment: New Train Station Approved in Israel
The National Infrastructure Committee has approved plans for the "Dayan" station in Haifa, part of the "Nofit" light rail project. The line is designed to serve approximately 100,000 passengers daily with high-speed intercity connections.

Private lesson in 60 seconds: How teachers are conquering TikTok screens
Many teachers are moving their arena of activity to social networks and garnering millions of views. Despite the dizzying success of 60-second videos in math and English, "TikTok teachers" and senior Ministry of Education officials agree unanimously: it is an excellent auxiliary tool for making material accessible and reducing anxiety. Nevertheless, it cannot replace in-depth learning in the...

The fight against racketeering: A suspect in the collection of protection money arrested in Ashdod
Officers from the Southern Racketeering Division of Lahav 433, together with Border Police, arrested a suspect on suspicion of collecting protection money under the guise of security services in Ashdod. The court extended his detention until August 6, 2026.

Cocaine for soldiers on northern bases: The new affair shaking the IDF
A joint investigation by the Northern District of the Israel Police and the MPCID led to indictments against a reservist warrant officer who stole an M16 rifle from a base and a civilian who received the weapon. The investigation uncovered a network for trafficking cocaine and hard drugs inside bases, involving an officer with the rank of major.

Environmental Terror: Nakhshon Forest Turned into Illegal Dump
Piles of construction waste were discovered in the Nakhshon Forest. KKL-JNF officials warn of soil contamination and wildfire risks. A new waste management law will not take effect for another 18 months, leaving the area vulnerable.

Supreme Court declines to intervene in Sharon authorities’ petitions against metro route
The Supreme Court has consolidated petitions from the authorities of Hod HaSharon, Kfar Saba, and South Sharon regarding the metro plan, stating it will not intervene and urging the parties to reach a solution independently.

Sea of Galilee water levels: Worrying figures amid intense heatwave
Particularly high temperatures have been recorded in the vicinity of the Sea of Galilee in recent days. This morning, the lake's water level was measured at -213.015 meters below the Mediterranean Sea level, a concerning and unusual figure that recalls extreme situations from the past.