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Conflicting testimonies, obstruction of justice, and the arrest of two friends mark a turning point in the disappearance of 23-year-old Eldar Dayan. Following the discovery of an abandoned vehicle with blood stains, police suspect the young man is hiding.

Drama in the media market: Keshet 12 filed a petition today to the Supreme Court against the broadcasting law promoted by Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi. The petitioner claims the law is discriminatory and intended to weaken critical media outlets.

Eden Golan suffered a shoulder injury during rehearsals for "Dancing with the Stars" and had to take a break, but despite ongoing treatment, she has already returned to the stage.

The police are investigating several leads in the disappearance of the young man. They are examining a suspicion that he was kidnapped for criminal reasons, or the possibility that he was involved in a hit-and-run accident and fled. "The assessment is strengthening that Eldar Dayan is on the run, all options are on the table," a police source told N12.

An indictment has been filed against Be'er Sheva Deputy Mayor Shimon Tobul for assaulting a Bedouin gas station employee. According to the charges, Tobul, while wearing a military uniform, struck the man, pushed another employee, and brandished his weapon following a dispute over Arabic music.

Lachish Traffic Division officers arrested an Ashkelon driver caught driving for the third time while disqualified. An indictment was filed against the resident, who also tested positive for cocaine and has a history of drug-related offenses.

Following the overwhelming success in July, the Dan Hotels chain is expanding its culinary program across three of its Eilat properties. Throughout August, guests will enjoy dinners hosted by top chefs and iconic Israeli street food institutions.

Negotiations for a collective agreement have reached an impasse following the board of directors' demand to reduce existing employee rights. The Histadrut is warning of potential service disruptions starting today.

The case of the "Big Brother" alumnus, who spoke about sexual abuse he experienced via the internet, exposes failures in media coverage and public attitude towards sexual offenses in the virtual space. Instead of scolding him for an unfortunate choice of words, it is appropriate to support and strengthen him.

The Knesset plenum approved in the second and third readings a bill that will mandate the presence of a defense attorney during the interrogation of minors or persons with disabilities who are being questioned by the police as suspects. The new law enshrines for the first time the right to the presence of a lawyer during the interrogation of suspected minors, as well as persons with intellectual...

During the hearing, it emerged that Bruverman has a criminal record, including a conviction for possession of brass knuckles. He faces suspicions of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and involvement in a hit-and-run incident.

A large-scale enforcement operation by the Israel Police and the National Insurance Institute has uncovered systematic fraud involving false declarations of residency. The move is expected to save the state treasury tens of millions of shekels.

Dozens of residential structures have been placed in the new settlement of Emek Dotan. With their placement and the progress of development works, the various parties are now preparing for the first families to move in.

Isaac Herzog will award 11 medals to individuals who have made an extraordinary contribution to the State of Israel and humanity. Among the recipients are actress Yona Elian-Keshet, Rimon School of Music founder Yehuda Eder, Prof. Mooli Lahad, and social activist Ziva Mekonen. "They express the values of giving and mutual guarantee," the President stated.

One of the individuals convicted for the murder of Muhammad Abu Khdeir was brought to the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court. Police suspect he was illegally possessing a mobile phone in his prison cell.

The family of a 16-year-old minor and his lawyer claim that about a week ago, an Arab motorcyclist attacked a group of Jewish teenagers returning from the 'Sivuv HaShearim' (Gates Tour). However, the minor who attempted to protect his friends was the only one arrested following the incident.

A sharp attack online: an emotional post by an anonymous user sparked a heated discussion after they sharply criticized the attitude of the National Insurance Institute towards patients with fibromyalgia: "Suffering the most".

The woman arrived at her home to perform "medical examinations" and is suspected of stealing property from the elderly woman's house • Later, she went on a shopping spree worth thousands of shekels • After her arrest, it was discovered that she was under electronic monitoring and had violated it.

The Israel Police is preparing a tender to replace motorcycles used by Yasam and detective units. The decision follows numerous complaints from officers regarding engine heat, electrical faults, and operational difficulties.

Alon reconstructed the moments of his friend Benjamin Yamano Zelke's murder. He described the indifference of the bystanders who watched the lynching and expressed his outrage over the release of some suspects from custody.

Ilana Rada stated that no one spoke with her or her lawyer about the move. She called for examining the evidence that was not tested and clarified: "My goal is to find the real murderers."

Gali Sagi, the mother of the late Niv Haya, who passed away from cancer, appeared on 'Israel HaBoker' to discuss the book she wrote during her daughter's treatment in Texas. "It took on a completely different meaning when she passed away; she managed to hold it in her hand literally a week before. She was unconscious and I read chapters to her," she shared.

The IPS intelligence division uncovered a romantic connection between a 34-year-old officer from Hod HaSharon and an inmate, the brother of the main suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi. It is suspected that the inmate used the officer's phone to help his brother stay on the run.

A 3-year-old child in Bnei Brak miraculously survived after being run over by a car while chasing a fallen kippah. Meanwhile, other traffic accidents across the country resulted in several injuries and one fatality.

The director of the HCJ department at the State Attorney's Office, Aner Hellman, stated that the law exempting yeshiva students from arrest is invalid due to a flawed legislative process. The Supreme Court is currently reviewing petitions to strike down the law.

The company Ananas Beach attempted to challenge an eviction order for state lands, but the court ruled in favor of the Israel Land Authority. The restaurant owners must pay 10,000 shekels in legal costs.

Author and journalist Hadassa Ben Ari marked her youngest daughter's third birthday by revealing the terrifying moments she endured in the delivery room: "An emergency surgery in the middle of the night. Because of the sheer terror that fell upon me, I couldn't even remember the words of the Shema Yisrael. Thank God for watching over us."

Kevin Bailey, a former vice president at Netflix-owned Eyeline Studios, is suing the company, alleging he was fired after sharing his medical use of ketamine during a company retreat. He also highlights a corporate culture that allegedly encourages alcohol consumption.

During a raid on a luxury villa in the moshav of Migdal, police seized 420 kg of cannabis and cultivation equipment. A 57-year-old Yavne resident has been indicted for illegal electricity theft totaling over 150,000 shekels.

A police investigation revealed that the suspect stole a credit card from a victim in her 90s during a shared ride and later gained access to her home under the guise of a medical examination. Police are seeking to extend her detention.

On one side is Shapir Engineering, the controlling shareholder that appointed the management and wants to raise the CEO's salary. On the other side is Gabi Magnazi, the former controlling shareholder who remained with 28.3% and defeats every vote. In the middle: a company without a legal board of directors, which is now turning to the court. What is happening at Averot and what does it mean for...

Judge Ilanit Imber rejected the defendants' alibi. The victim has recovered from severe injuries and returned to her life. The defendants' silence during the investigation strengthened the prosecution's case.

A large-scale Danish study suggests that living near busy roads may slightly increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease. However, scientists highlight that having a "quiet side" in your home can act as a crucial protective buffer for brain health.

Yoaz Hendel warned that in just 22 years, Israel might lose its Zionist majority. Research bodies dealing with this show that it is probably not that close. Globes' 'Hamashrokik' (The Whistle).

Buyers of two apartments in a TAMA 38 project in Herzliya sued the developer after realizing the parking facility was unusable. The court ruled that the value of the apartments had been impaired and awarded financial compensation.

Shareholders of a business in Kiryat Ekron sold it with a commitment to secure Form 4, but buyers were forced to rely on generators. The court ruled they must be compensated with approximately 600,000 shekels.

With 63 cases of rabies identified in animals since the start of the year, the Ministry of Health warns that the trend is worsening. As the disease spreads into central regions, officials urge the public to remain vigilant and stop feeding wild animals. Prof. Sigal Sadetzki warns: "Without public cooperation, we cannot overcome this challenge."

The striker's estranged wife demanded huge sums as part of the divorce proceedings, but the court ruled that there was no room to discuss her request: "She wanted to keep taking my money." The numbers inside.

Drama in the media world: A 58-year-old editor of a well-known newspaper was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of possessing prohibited materials. Police conducted a search of his home under a court order.

Five petitions were filed against the amendment to the Security Service Law passed by the coalition, which freezes criminal enforcement against Haredi deserters. The Attorney General and the Knesset's legal counsel believe the legislation should be cancelled, and the Supreme Court has already ordered a freeze on its entry into force until a decision is reached.