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While on patrol, a police officer returned home to retrieve forgotten work keys. He lost his balance while exiting his high-profile patrol vehicle in his driveway and sustained injuries. The Tel Aviv Labor Court ruled the incident constitutes a workplace accident.

A woman whose relatives were kidnapped argued that the cessation of intimate relations on October 7, 2023, should mark the date for property division. The court ruled that family dissolution is determined by the totality of circumstances, including economic separation, and set the date of rupture to January 2025.

The three young men injured in the accident with singer Sasson Shaulov recount the first seconds after the collision. They claim that at the scene, Shaulov admitted fault and promised to cover damages, but has not contacted them personally since that night.

A circumcision ceremony was held this morning in the settlement of Einav for the son of Benaya Smotrich, who was seriously wounded in battle on the Lebanese border. 'This is the victory of the people of Israel,' the Finance Minister stated.

Following nearly a year and a half of legal proceedings, including house arrest, the Supreme Court has granted singer Moshiko Mor permission to resume performing at private events.

On hot days, jumping into cool water can trigger a "cold shock." Professor Eitan Friedman warns that sudden temperature changes are dangerous, potentially causing involuntary breath-holding and drowning risks.

Yaniv Moalem, convicted of running a fictitious invoice network that cost the state 65 million shekels, has been extradited from Panama. He had previously fled Israel to avoid a 10-year prison sentence.

TV presenter Guy Pines has spoken out against the normalization of security anxiety, the wave of rumors, and the constant expectation of war, sharply criticizing the Israeli public's response to ongoing exhaustion.

An unusual and terrifying event in the resort town of Malia: people armed with rifles and axes broke into a hotel where dozens of Israelis were staying and went from room to room. The teenagers sent farewell messages to their parents, the police arrived late, and the fear of hunting Israelis in Europe is growing.

A severe incident of violence has shaken Brazil: during a futsal match, a player committed a gross foul and then kicked her opponent in the head. The match was abandoned, and the attacker has been suspended for five years.

Without bureaucracy, without a time limit, and with a community that continues even after getting out of the water, the "Surfers Without Borders" association offers a unique rehabilitation model. "The distress exists from the first moment, and therefore the response must also be immediate."

Forces searched the area for long hours after receiving a report yesterday about a missing person at Hofit Beach. Today his body was found and it will be transferred for examination at the National Center of Forensic Medicine. Israel Police: "Avoid entering the sea at non-declared beaches."

Israel Railways reported a halt in train traffic on the Tel Aviv-Lod line due to a power grid malfunction. Normal service resumed after two hours.

The new EES screening system is causing massive queues at European airports, leading to missed flights. Ryanair and Wizz Air warn passengers to arrive much earlier than usual as the system struggles months after launch.

If you are training and still not satisfied with the look of your arms, you may be focusing on the wrong place. Why is it impossible to burn fat only in one area of the body? And what do you really need to do to reveal muscle and achieve a toned look?

A couple from Cyprus traveled to Israel to save their unborn child. Doctors at Beilinson performed a rare in-utero cyst drainage, allowing the baby to breathe independently immediately after birth.

Shani Blatt, daughter of the renowned basketball coach, shared an update on her father's health as he continues his battle with multiple sclerosis since 2019. She noted that despite a challenging personal period, he remains surrounded by love and support.

After the reopening of the case, Olla Kravchenko, whose case against her was closed for lack of guilt in 2021, stated: "I hope the new information leads to the murderer." Attorney Yarom Halevi noted: "There is only one serious direction." Despite rumors on the web that Roman Zadorov moved to a safe house, a check by Walla reveals that only yesterday he was seen going fishing.

Police forces and ZAKA diving teams conducted extensive searches at Hofit Beach after a 39-year-old man went missing in the sea. The incident occurred at the same beach where 4-year-old Yuval Kogan previously disappeared.

The Holocaust survivor, who passed away at the age of 98, went through an extraordinary survival journey. Alongside his engineering work, he dedicated his efforts to testimony and memory.

An American fund has filed a lawsuit against the chairman of InMode, alleging he is the de facto controlling shareholder despite owning only 7% of the company. The plaintiff seeks stricter oversight of the acquisition process.

Dana Grotsky shared in an interview the medical procedures she has been undergoing in recent years: "I am under constant surveillance," she said, emphasizing the importance of preventive care and early detection.

A disturbing trend of organized shoplifting has emerged in Eilat, involving families on vacation. Police have uncovered a sophisticated method where suspects use young children as cover to steal luxury goods.

Armed military forces arrived at police headquarters following the raid, leading to unprecedented tension between security branches. The President intervened in the crisis, deciding that the official would be investigated by his own office rather than the police.

Tensions are rising in Judea and Samaria following reports of overnight retaliatory attacks, including the burning of mosques, homes, and vehicles, in response to the killing of two Israelis.

The Hong Kong Observatory has issued a level 9 typhoon warning as Typhoon Noul approaches the coast. Passengers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport.

At the peak of the summer season, the Petah Tikva municipality is launching an initiative for families. This coming Wednesday, the city's main streets will turn into entertainment zones featuring creative workshops, photo booths, street games, and performances.

Train traffic has been suspended due to a localized fault in the electrification network. Israel Railways crews are working to restore service, and the public is advised to consider alternative means of transportation.

MDA medics and paramedics provided medical treatment to the wounded man at the scene. He was evacuated to Barzilai Hospital while sedated and intubated, suffering from a penetrating injury.

Kalilou Traoré, who made 17 appearances for the Mali national team, was part of the squad that won a bronze medal at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. He previously played in Croatia, Denmark, and France.

One fled at the last moment to Panama, the other escaped to Israel after the "scam of the century": a dramatic weekend at Ben Gurion Airport ended with two major extraditions. Patrick Bellaiche boarded a flight to Paris to serve a prison sentence for a 280 million euro scam; Efraim Yaniv Moalem was brought from Panama directly to court.

A pharmacist sued the National Insurance Institute, claiming that years of prolonged standing at work caused him to develop varicose veins. The court determined a causal link between his working conditions and his medical condition, leading the Institute to reverse its initial decision.

Abysses hundreds of meters deep, waterfalls, and the danger of slipping — the Abano Pass in Georgia is considered one of the most dangerous roads in Europe.

A week after calling for the murder of Netanyahu and Trump, Hakham Younes Hamami was interviewed by Iranian media and claimed that "free Jews around the world" condemn Israel: "Even Haredim refuse to serve in the army."

Taglit's Storytellers program brings social media content creators to Israel—without scripts or posting quotas—encouraging them to share their personal experiences with Israeli life, Jewish identity, and fellow participants.

Planning to bring a speaker to the beach in Portugal? Used to walking from the sea to a restaurant in a swimsuit in Spain? Or perhaps you thought about relieving yourself in the sea while vacationing in Vigo? You might want to think again. Against the backdrop of overtourism and environmental damage, more and more authorities in Europe are tightening beach conduct rules — with fines that can reach...

Today will be partly cloudy with temperatures below seasonal averages. A gradual warming trend begins tomorrow, with Wednesday expected to be hotter and drier than usual in mountainous and inland areas.

The court ordered a woman to pay 180,000 shekels for alienating her children from their father. Also in this review: a ruling on a lawsuit against a developer over misleading land information and a verdict on evicting a brother from an apartment.

Clinics at the Tel Aviv District Attorney's Office and the Ministry of Justice's Department of Counseling and Legislation are opening doors for Haredi students into the heart of the law enforcement system. They participate in drafting legislation, questioning witnesses, and representing the state in court.

Moshe Radman sent pre-lawsuit warning letters to Amit Segal, Yinon Magal, Shimon Riklin, and Iki Adamker. He stated: "I try to avoid suing media figures and journalists and am a great believer in freedom of speech, but freedom of speech is not the freedom of incitement, lies, and slander."