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The case that won’t leave the prosecutor’s mind: “She was a child. It wasn’t only the horrors”
Attorney Einat Blenro recalls one of the most difficult cases in her career: a girl who grew up in a closed society and became a victim of systematic abuse by her father, supported by her entire family. “This was not just a legal story, it was a human story,” she says.

"I lost my dad": The first testimony of 4-year-old Yuval and moving footage of his rescue
"The people proved the strength of their mutual responsibility": After a night of extensive searches, Yuval was found safe and sound. A citizen who located him under a tree said: "This is a child who brought the whole country to its feet." The Police Commissioner handed his mother the phone for an emotional video call; the probability of a kidnapping incident is considered very low.

Arrested, released, and detained again: A turbulent night for the Australian national team star
The 22-year-old midfielder was stopped twice in one night in Sydney for significant speeding. While his alcohol test was negative, a subsequent roadside drug test returned a positive result for cocaine.

After a day of searching: 4-year-old Yuval Kogan found alive
After a day of searching in Ashkelon, 4-year-old Yuval Kogan was found alive and well. The extensive search operation involved police forces, volunteers, and emergency services.

100 thousand shekels in burekas and dozens of lawsuits: The focused activity of attorney Shoham Even
For years, Shoham Even filed dozens of lawsuits against businesses as a private individual, until he received a law license and shifted gears. At the center of his work are class action lawsuits regarding food packaging weights and Spam Law violations. A law amendment that passed in the first reading will prohibit claiming damages in these lawsuits and will require prior contact with the business...

On the Way to Jerusalem: A Family Winery with a Magnificent Repertoire and Breathtaking Views
A visit to the Motza Valley reveals hidden gems just minutes from Highway 1. From a cafe filled with danishes in a historic home to a jewelry brand with a social mission and wine tasting under the vines.

"A child does not just disappear": Haymanot Kassau's father sends a message to the family of the missing child from Ashkelon
While the search for 4-year-old Yuval Kogan in Ashkelon continues, Tesfaye Kassau, whose daughter has been missing from Safed for 880 days, has sent a message of solidarity to the family. He calls on the police to utilize all available resources to locate the children: "You must prove to the bad people that you will not allow kidnappings in Israel."

Legal Adviser to the Supreme Court: "The law freezing deserters' arrests is unconstitutional — it must be repealed"
In an opinion ahead of the hearing on the law that the Haredi parties insisted on, the Legal Adviser determines that "this is an extreme and clear case of a defective and harmful legislative arrangement" • According to her, the law imposes a severe, unbearable burden of service on the shoulders of those serving in the regular forces and in reserve • She asks the Supreme Court to turn the interim...

"We will turn over every stone": Itamar Ben Gvir's promise to the father of the missing child
In a conversation with the Minister of National Security, Danny Kogan described the critical minutes when he lost sight of his son on the beach. The father asked to examine leads beyond the immediate search area. The minister promised to involve the head of the Shin Bet in the investigation.

Waves up to 2.5 meters: Warning for bathers and return of heatwave next week
The Meteorological Service warns of high waves and strong currents along the Mediterranean coast over the coming days. Following a brief respite from the heat, temperatures are expected to rise again by the middle of next week, exceeding seasonal averages.

State witness in the Tax Authority bribery case: "The fixer who connected income tax officials"
Police suspect that current and former employees facilitated the filing of false tax returns totaling approximately 80 million shekels. Investigators estimate that the tax officials involved received bribes totaling 15 million shekels, acting independently but with knowledge of one another's activities.

"Mom, do you promise you won't die?": The story of Ravit, who is fighting cancer for her son
Ravit Churi, a single mother to 6.5-year-old Nadav, discovered a malignant and aggressive brain tumor. Despite the grim prognosis, she is fighting for her life, a battle that requires expensive treatment. This coming Monday, a stand-up show will be held at the ZOA House to support her struggle.
Storm on a cruise: Carnival forced to clarify that "forks are for food only"
A passenger on a Carnival Sunrise cruise was filmed scraping dry skin from her foot using a dining room fork before continuing to eat her pizza with it. The video has sparked widespread outrage online, forcing the cruise line to issue an official statement.

"Ticking bomb": Parents of at-risk teenagers warn of the danger
Hundreds of teenagers are waiting for placement in "Youth Protection" locked facilities, but a shortage of beds leads to at-risk youth committing serious crimes. Only after arrest do places suddenly become available. The Ministry of Welfare promises to expand the network of hostels over the next two years.

Covert investigation revealed: hundreds of kilograms of drugs were concealed in chocolates and cookies
Four suspects were arrested at the end of an investigation conducted by the special crime unit of the Kfar Saba station. Inside a nursery in Hod HaSharon, large quantities of marijuana and hashish were found, with a total weight of over 200 kg, some of which were concealed inside various food products, including chocolate bars.

London Mayor joins Mamdani: "Those accused of genocide must stand trial"
Sadiq Khan stated he would pressure the British government to enforce the ICC arrest warrant if Benjamin Netanyahu visits London. Meanwhile, Maryland Governor Wes Moore declined to clarify if his state would attempt to arrest the Prime Minister if he lands at Andrews Air Force Base.

Netanyahu's testimony in the 'Qatar-gate' affair: The Prime Minister's version is revealed
'I know he has other occupations, I don't know what they are,' he said about Urich. About Einhorn he added: 'It is possible that we employed him in one way or another.' About Feldstein he claimed a limited connection, despite documentation from his close environment.

Descendants of Holocaust survivors: You may be eligible for Austrian citizenship
Families often discover that their relatives stayed in displaced persons camps in Austria after the war. This may entitle children and grandchildren to citizenship, even if the family's origins are in another country.

A foot expert surprises: flip-flops are not harmful at all - and even strengthen the foot
Flip-flops are considered enemies of the feet, but a podiatrist explains that the story is more complex, and that not everyone must avoid them completely in the summer. For healthy people, gradual and proper use of flip-flops may actually maintain foot capacity.

Doctor warns: Drinks and foods that may disrupt medication effectiveness
Grapefruit, green vegetables, dairy products, bananas, and even your morning coffee can all affect the efficacy of common medications or increase side effects. Doctors explain which combinations to watch out for and why it is essential to consult a professional before changing your diet.

Judge reprimands, Trump administration retreats: Subpoenas against New York Times journalists canceled
The US Department of Justice attempted to compel three reporters to reveal their sources regarding security flaws in the plane donated to Donald Trump by Qatar. During the hearing, it was revealed that authorities had also requested call records of the journalists' relatives. Judge Arun Subramanian stated: 'Subpoenas are the last step, not the first.'

"As if the earth swallowed him": Mother of 4-year-old missing in Ashkelon claims kidnapping
The extensive search operation for Yuval Kogan continues since yesterday afternoon with grave concern for his fate. His mother claims that police searches are focusing only on the beach area and demands the involvement of the Shin Bet in investigating the possibility of his involvement in his disappearance.

End of an Era in Hawaii: New Law to Change the State's Landscape
Until now, children as young as 12 could ride in open pickup truck beds without seats or seat belts. Following increased traffic congestion, higher speeds on island roads, and a fatal accident in Honolulu earlier this year where a woman was ejected from a truck bed, a new law has been passed to restrict the practice. The bill's sponsor noted: "People fought it tooth and nail."
Women complained about the doctor - the health fund still refers patients to him
About four years ago, complaints were raised against Dr. Guy Bibi by several women. Clalit Health Services, where he is employed, is working to bring about his dismissal, but in the meantime, it still allows him to take appointments, despite complaints of inappropriate behavior of a sexual nature. Bibi's attorney: 'Alongside the complaints, there are many women who thank him for his care.'

5 Mistakes You Make When Brushing Your Teeth
If you are in the habit of rinsing your mouth immediately after brushing or skipping tongue cleaning before bed, you might want to rethink your routine. Adhering to a few simple rules can make the difference between strong, healthy teeth and long-term damage.

The unique connections of the brain in adolescence
A new study, conducted on mice, shows that in adolescence, not only are unnecessary connections between nerve cells removed, but new communication centers are created — the absence of which may be related to the development of diseases like schizophrenia.

How hot is too hot? The study that warns of a new and surprising limit
Feeling hot already? Research shows that the body struggles to regulate its temperature under heat load conditions lower than previously thought. What does this mean for us in the Israeli summer?

Precedent: Forfeiture of bank guarantees due to contractor collapse entitles to VAT refunds of millions of shekels
The Tel Aviv District Court ruled that the forfeiture of bank guarantees due to a contractor's collapse constitutes a reduction in the transaction price, entitling the company to a VAT refund. The judge rejected the Tax Authority's position, warning against double taxation, and ordered the state to pay 75,000 shekels in legal costs.

"Just address me": Meet Nasrin, the first Druze flight attendant at Air Haifa
The Israeli airline Air Haifa is breaking stereotypes, from its choice of airport to its multicultural crew. Nasrin Hadid, the first Druze flight attendant at Air Haifa, has become a symbol of this vision, viewing her role as both a career and a national mission.

How Daily Walking Affects Your Hunger Levels
Daily walking doesn't necessarily make you hungrier — in fact, it can sometimes reduce the urge to snack. Experts explain how walking duration, intensity, sleep quality, and nutrition habits influence your body's hunger signals.

Man arrested on suspicion that his dogs attacked an 8-year-old girl: "They are street dogs"
A man in his 50s was arrested on Thursday on suspicion that his two dogs attacked an 8-year-old girl in the Kfar Shalem neighborhood of Tel Aviv, causing her serious injuries. Police allege the dogs were roaming without supervision or muzzles.

Weather Forecast: Temperature Drop and Relief from Heat Loads
Despite relative relief, extreme heat is expected in the Dead Sea area and the Arava, with temperatures in Eilat reaching 41 degrees. Warming is expected tomorrow, followed by a slight drop in temperatures on Sunday, with possible morning drizzles along the coastal plain.

Wet trips: 8 water routes from the North to the Negev
Those who want to get out of the air conditioning are surely looking to combine their trip with walking or dipping in water, clear springs, and natural pools. We have gathered 8 recommendations from all over the country.

When research becomes a tool in a controversy: Gender segregation in academia
A public body that is required to decide on a question commissions a study in an orderly procedure. The researchers collect data, analyze it, and submit findings and professional interpretation. The decision remains in the hands of the decision-makers. A study is commissioned for the purpose of discussion. One can accept the recommendation. One can reject it. But there is a point to the...

Is Shampoo Harmful? The Story of a Man Who Didn't Wash His Hair for a Year
After washing his hair daily, George Francis Lee followed his barber's advice to stop using shampoo for two weeks. The experiment turned into a year-long habit, and the results surprised even him.

One moment at the Carmel Market showed that there is unity among the people. Until a customer opened his mouth
Avner explained that he would choose Benjamin Netanyahu, because he is the "King of the Jews and the world". His neighbor from Jaffa will vote for the Joint List, but the atmosphere was good. And then, one sentence changed everything. "Hayom" magazine goes out to tour the country with a mobile ballot box — and returns to tell the story. "Ballot box on the way": a new section.

"Popcorn Brain" in teenagers: The signs every parent should know
The constant transition between videos, apps, and notifications can make it difficult for teenagers to concentrate, deal with boredom, and enjoy activities that do not include a screen. Here is how to identify the signs and what can be done to help them regain their attention.