Society

Brutal assault in Jisr az-Zarqa: Attackers filmed and distributed footage of the crime
A family dispute in Jisr az-Zarqa led to the assault of a 23-year-old woman engaged to a relative of the suspects. The victim described horrific abuse that was documented by the attackers. Police have launched an investigation and the suspects remain in custody.

Violent incident at Ashdod beach: Two suspects arrested after attacking police
Ashdod police have arrested two suspects involved in an assault on police officers and municipal inspectors at Mi-Ami beach. During the altercation, which escalated into a riot, an officer fired a warning shot after feeling his life was in danger.

Rami Levy and Israir in a dramatic move: The surprising change in flights to Eilat
Israir has successfully completed the first day of flights to Eilat as part of the Ministry of Transport's tender, transporting approximately 2,000 passengers and establishing a vital air bridge between the southern city and the center of the country.

Suspicion Strengthened: New Evidence Against Suspect in Attack on News 12 Office
Avraham Hadi's detention has been extended by three additional days. Hadi is suspected of a series of offenses including extortion, threats, obstruction of justice, and intentional damage to property.

Minor suspected of assaulting a Palestinian woman and abusing a dog has been arrested
A teenager from Beitar Illit was captured after being documented knocking down a woman holding her son and striking a dog with a pipe. An indictment is pending, and his parents were questioned for obstructing the investigation.

Fire in an apartment in Ramle: Three children rescued
Fire and rescue teams from the Ayalon station conducted searches in the building to rule out trapped individuals, during which they identified a pair of parents and three children trapped in an apartment on the floor where the fire started. The firefighters safely rescued the trapped individuals using rescue masks under smoke conditions. A total of six rescued individuals were transferred for...

How much tax will the billionaire pay? The battle over the luxury villa in Arsuf reaches the court
Beny Steinmetz and his family are waging a legal battle against the Netanya Real Estate Taxation Director's decision to impose a capital gains tax of over 4 million shekels on the sale of an Arsuf villa. The main argument: the corporate tax assessment stems from a misinterpretation.

Arkia Announces Strategic Shift in Customer Service
Arkia is strengthening its service division with the appointment of Mira Fizitzki as Director of Customer Experience. CEO Oz Berlovitz stated this move is a key pillar in the company's ongoing modernization efforts.

Champion Motors and Volkswagen to Pay 5.6 Million NIS in Compensation for Vehicle Defect
The Lod District Court has ruled that Champion Motors and Volkswagen must compensate vehicle owners for repairs related to a serial gear selector defect. The companies are required to cover repair costs and emotional damages.

“The Angel” Who Helped Refugees in Greece Was Killed by a Migrant — Her Body Was Hidden in a Suitcase
The body of 38-year-old Elizabeth Jane Ross, a Scottish volunteer who assisted refugees and the homeless in Greece, was discovered in an abandoned Athens building on July 18. A 26-year-old Afghan national was arrested nearly two weeks later after being caught on CCTV using the victim's credit cards. Investigators believe he also impersonated Ross in text messages to her father to delay the...

Fatalities on the roads: Two killed in an accident between 2 trucks on Highway 60 in Samaria
Two people were killed this morning in a traffic accident involving two trucks on Highway 60 in Samaria. Firefighters extracted the victims from the vehicles, but MADA teams pronounced both dead.

Murder of Yamnu Zalka: Prosecution rejects mediation, citing public importance
The defense attorney for the 15-year-old defendant sought to refer the case to mediation to avoid a lengthy evidentiary hearing. The prosecution rejected the request, noting that despite substantial dialogue, the gaps between the parties' positions remain significant and the case requires a full criminal trial.

33-Year-Old Woman Struck by Rare Syndrome: "I Woke Up with Numbness, and Within Days I Was Paralyzed"
Roan Salem, a 33-year-old accountant, faced a rare neurological condition known as Guillain-Barre syndrome. The illness progressed rapidly, leading from initial tingling to total paralysis and a period on a ventilator.

Fines of up to 2,000 shekels: How municipalities profit from drivers
While many drivers continue to illegally enter public transport lanes, enforcement data reveals which authorities collect millions in fines. Meanwhile, most cities with such lanes do not conduct electronic enforcement at all.

Indictment to be filed in Shfaram mosque shooting case; nationalistic motive ruled out
A month after the shooting at a mosque, which triggered an extensive search operation in the north, investigators have determined that the motive for the attack on the sheikh was criminal.

Dehydration in Disguise: Recognizing Life-Threatening Signs of Diabetes
Summer heat can mask the early symptoms of Type 1 diabetes. Increased thirst and frequent urination are often mistaken for dehydration, but recognizing these signs early is vital to prevent life-threatening diabetic ketoacidosis.

Boarding School Counselor Convicted of Assaulting Student: "I Was No Longer in Control"
A boarding school night counselor has been convicted of assaulting a 15-year-old student. Security footage and the defendant's own confessions were central to the court's ruling.

Towards the filing of an indictment: The soldier whose weapon was stolen was summoned for additional testimony
Ahead of the filing of an indictment against the four suspects in the assault on a soldier and the theft of his weapon in Susiya, the soldier who was attacked was summoned today (Monday) to provide additional testimony, at the request of the Military Prosecution.

Man Acquitted After Using Ex-Girlfriend's Credit Card for 33 Car Rentals
A Magistrate Court judge acquitted a defendant who used his ex-girlfriend's credit card for 33 car rentals, ruling that the prosecution failed to prove criminal intent beyond a reasonable doubt.

Life-saving innovation: Doctors use creative technique to remove inhaled grape
A 73-year-old man was rushed to Kaplan Medical Center with a collapsed lung after inhaling a whole grape. Doctors successfully extracted the fruit using a unique method involving a Fogarty catheter.

Cracked seeds outside the synagogue - and was acquitted due to a failure in identification
The court determined that although the policewoman's testimony was reliable, it was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that she identified the correct person. The judge criticized the identification performed in retrospect using a photo in the police system and the investigation's shortcomings.

“You Are Talking Nonsense”: Tense Clash Between Secretary Kennedy and CNN Anchor Over Vaccines and COVID
US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. engaged in a 20-minute confrontation with CNN anchor Dana Bash. During the interview, he blamed Dr. Anthony Fauci for pandemic lockdowns and repeated several scientifically debunked claims regarding vaccines.

"Mom, It's Dark Here": Three-Year-Old Girl Suddenly Loses Her Sight
A three-year-old girl from Ramle suddenly went blind while playing in her yard. Doctors at Shamir Medical Center diagnosed a rare optic nerve inflammation and successfully restored her vision through emergency treatment.

Not just sunscreen: your skincare routine needs to change in summer
In summer, skin faces strong sun, moisture, sweat, and changes in daily habits—so the skincare routine also needs to change. From choosing a smart sunscreen to lighter textures, proper storage of products, and keeping moisture from within—everything that will help the skin get through the season in peace.

Jerusalem: Six arrested on suspicion of attacking a church in the Old City
Three suspects were brought to court for a detention hearing, while others were released under restrictive conditions. The police stated: "The Israel Police views any manifestation of violence and racism with severity."

The father lost: 6-year-old boy ordered to study in a religious school
As part of the separation proceedings between the parents, the father requested that their son continue in a secular framework. However, a judge relied on professionals and accepted the request of the religious mother.

Australian Court Rules Video of Hospital Staff Threatening Israelis Admissible as Evidence
The New South Wales Court of Appeal has ruled that a video featuring two former Sydney hospital employees making violent threats against Israelis will be admissible as evidence. The trial is scheduled to begin later this month.

National Insurance Institute underpaid benefits to eligible recipients
An insured person who received a reduced benefit dragged the institute to the labor court, where it turned out that he was paid thousands of shekels less than the official tables without any explanation for the worrying gap. This is what the court determined, and the great concern of benefit recipients following the exceptional case.

«Courier» from «Pink Suitcases» Responds to Criticism: «The Essence Is the Message»
Oraal Ben-Haim, convicted in the Pink Suitcases case, responds for the first time to harsh criticism regarding the new docuseries that premiered on yes, explaining why she decided to share her side of a story that stirred the nation.

Star of "The Patriots" raises funds: "She needs help now"
Journalist Yotam Zimri has asked his followers on X to contribute to the cause of a Nova festival survivor who is struggling to finance her medical treatment: "Any amount, any help, and every shekel will make a huge difference for her."

Night Shifts Disrupt Our Bodies and Increase Disease Risk
Night work forces the body to act against its biological clock, with studies linking it to dementia, heart disease, and certain cancers. Dr. Amit Green, a sleep expert at Assuta, explains: "Staying awake when the body is programmed for sleep disrupts the circadian system and can increase the risk of morbidity."

Roni Maane Offers Financial Support to Former Prime Minister's Residence Employee
Businessman Roni Maane, a vocal critic of the Netanyahu family, has pledged financial support to a former residence employee who filed a lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office alleging mistreatment.

Chinese Boss Fires Employee for Disrespecting Mother and Hires Her Instead
Cui Peijun, chairman of Henan Kuangshan Crane, fired an employee who expelled his mother from his wedding due to her appearance. The businessman subsequently hired the mother for a logistics role at the company, matching her previous salary.

Ultra-Orthodox Summer Camps Become Hubs for Political Discourse
Summer camps for yeshiva students, known as 'camps,' have become popular venues for political panels. During the 'Bein HaZmanim' vacation, students have the rare opportunity to engage directly with Knesset members on pressing issues.

Court Orders Developer to Pay Compensation for Unusable Parking Systems
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered a developer to pay approximately 300,000 shekels to apartment buyers in Herzliya. The parking facilities were found to be smaller than promised and failed to meet building permit requirements, making them unsuitable for standard family vehicles.

The Young Voice: What Issues Are Truly Burning for the Next Generation?
The annual student survey reveals a young generation grappling with economic distress, burnout, and a loss of trust in the government. A majority of students state that the cost of living will determine their vote, and 28% are already considering emigration after graduation. The National Union of Students plans to demand that party leaders adopt a 'National Program for Israel’s Youth.'

Buffet Dispute: Loyal Maccabi Tel Aviv Fan Files Lawsuit
Zion Balas, a long-time worker at the Maccabi Tel Aviv training facility, has filed a lawsuit against the club. He claims he is being wrongfully evicted from the buffet he built and is seeking compensation.

The forecast: After the heatwave - a slight drop in temperatures
Today there will be a relief in the heatwave, but heavy to extreme heat loads will continue to prevail throughout the country. Tomorrow and Wednesday there will be slight drops in temperatures but it will still continue to be hotter than usual for the season and heavy to extreme heat loads. On Thursday, temperatures will be normal for the season and further relief in heat loads will be felt.

Mourning in the Israeli business world: The father of the prominent industrialist has passed away
Yehuda Shalem (of blessed memory), father of businessman Mani Shalem, has passed away, leaving behind a large family. Giant companies in the economy, including Sano and Cycle, were quick to publish mourning notices and comfort the family in its difficult moments.

Earthquake strikes Egypt, tremors felt in southern Israel
The epicenter of the 5.4 magnitude quake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ). Many residents in Israel's southern region reported feeling tremors and received alerts on their mobile phones.