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Following a major lawsuit filed against a resident of Rosh HaAyin, Channel 12 news legal commentator Guy Peleg is now seeking compensation from Telegram channel administrators for spreading false information about his son.

Singer and paytan Avishai Levi, who began his musical career in childhood and performed for years in Israel and abroad, has died following a severe accident in Jerusalem. Magen David Adom teams performed resuscitation efforts and transported him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Oren Nahari broadcast his final program on Kan Reshet Bet and said goodbye to listeners after decades of journalistic work. During the broadcast, he spoke about the progression of ALS and the difficulty of continuing his work, and received a special tribute from the President of the State, Isaac Herzog.

The Regional Labor Court in Be'er Sheva ruled that the National Insurance Institute underpaid a victim of hostile acts for 7 months of loss-of-livelihood benefits. As the institution failed to justify the discrepancy between the actual payments and its official tables, it was ordered to pay the difference of 13,658.72 shekels.

Channel 12 journalist Guy Peleg has filed a defamation lawsuit against a resident of Rosh HaAyin, alleging a long-standing campaign of libelous publications. The defendant reportedly labeled the journalist a "sex offender," "pedophile," and "psychopath," and compared him to Nazis, continuing the behavior even after receiving a formal warning.

Oren Nahari will record his final program on Reshet Bet following a severe deterioration in his condition due to the incurable disease from which he suffers. In an emotional post, he shared his pain and admitted: "I am sad about the years I could have spent with Vered, the children, and the grandchildren" | All the details

Netivei Israel has announced nightly closures starting Sunday through Thursday for final asphalt paving on Highway 40 between Ganim and Vatikim junctions.

Are you risking your future without knowing it? Scientists followed over 12,000 participants for years and discovered an inconceivable gap in brain health among those who did not avoid three key factors.

Dutch airline KLM, which suspended operations in March, is returning to the Israeli market. Flights between Amsterdam and Tel Aviv will resume on August 25.

Industrialist and businessman Roni Shaten was rushed to Ichilov Hospital with a life-threatening infection. After spending six days in a medically induced coma, he shares the details of his recovery, his plans to downsize his home, and his concerns for the future of Israel.

Documents revealed show that as early as Netanyahu's first term, the family demanded coverage for private medical expenses, used aliases, bypassed procedures, and left debts of thousands of shekels to doctors and therapists.

Renowned American businessman Nick Pihakis has filed for personal bankruptcy in federal court after a series of lawsuits, liens, and the closure of dozens of branches of his restaurant empire led to an unprecedented financial collapse.

Harsh data reveals the immense cost of maintaining two households in the first year after a divorce, accompanied by painful testimonies of parents who have to work night shifts to cover their children's basic needs.

The Begin Highway southbound has opened to traffic following the successful completion of construction works. Authorities aim to accelerate progress to open the northbound section during the holiday period.

The Flyyo airline, owned by the Mayberg family, is preparing for its biggest move since its acquisition and is embarking on a new path in Europe that will also directly affect passengers in Israel.

The beloved media personality took off the masks in an open conversation and revealed the emotional crisis she is going through, the sadness that overwhelms her, and the heavy price she paid for years in front of the cameras.

The tragedy on the roads continues: just a few days after the arrest of a 14-year-old on Highway 6, another serious incident involving teenagers on the roads ended in serious injury and polytrauma.

Three brothers are accused of fraudulently receiving approximately 150,000 shekels from the National Insurance Institute by claiming they were in Sderot during the October 7 attack. They are now required to return the funds, and an indictment has been filed against them.

Against the backdrop of bloody conflicts between criminal organizations in the center, an 18-year-old from Rehovot was arrested last night in a covert operation on suspicion of involvement in the arson of the restaurant in Givatayim on July 12. All the details on the arrest.

A week after a former Prime Minister's residence employee sued her for workplace bullying, Sara Netanyahu responded with a defamation lawsuit for 300,000 shekels. She claims he filmed in the residence illegally, violated a confidentiality agreement, and disseminated false claims to harm her.

Ma'ale Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrach has filed a defamation lawsuit against Channel 12 News and reporter Omri Maniv. Seeking 150,000 shekels in damages, Yifrach claims the report regarding municipal operations contained false information that harmed his reputation.

Brothers Eli and Yossi Musli have filed a lawsuit in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court against Keshet Broadcasting and journalists Guy Peleg, Yossi Mizrahi, and Yair Sharki. The plaintiffs claim the defendants broadcast false information that damaged their reputation and business dealings.

The Magistrate's Court in Petah Tikva ruled in favor of a family that discovered serious defects in a new apartment purchased from a contractor. The court rejected the contractor's defense and determined that the responsibility for these defects lies solely with him and his spouse.

Following the publicized confrontation surrounding the criticism he voiced regarding Maya Kay's marketing tactics and the response from Einav Bublil, the host of "Gilboa Index" claims he is receiving calls for his assassination. "It is impossible to describe this ridiculous thing," he said, clarifying that he intends to continue covering the subject in the upcoming program.

After a four-month legal saga, internet star Romy Abergel has been found innocent. Her passport has been returned to her, and she is no longer restricted in her movements.

A huge drama in the world of weightlifting: An assistant judge at the European Championships is suspected of intentionally sabotaging Sonita Muluh's record attempt. After being banned for life, Lithuanian police have opened a criminal investigation against him.

Netali Shem Tov exposes the stormy behind-the-scenes of Channel 13, talks about the legal battle she is waging, and explains why she refuses to bow her head to her colleagues: "I said there is a red line, but the red line is what annoys them."

A 14-year-old took his parents' car without permission and sped along Highway 6. Traffic police tracked the vehicle in real time, blocked its path, and documented the tense encounter.

The renowned singer arrived last night with her friend Keren Peles on the set of "Dancing with the Stars." However, behind the scenes, she shared about the anxiety attack that accompanied her throughout the evening and responded to it with her characteristic humor.

The airline owned by the businessman has recorded a historic peak day in its history, while simultaneously preparing for a significant expansion with the introduction of two new aircraft for long-haul flights to New York.

Rapid founder and CEO Erik Stilleman, who is battling for control of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, has filed an official complaint against the Sport 5 channel. Stilleman accuses the channel's owners, the Recanati family, of using their media platform to promote private interests and failing to provide objective coverage of the dispute.

The Begin Highway in Jerusalem will close again tonight for continued infrastructure work. Significant disruptions to urban and intercity public transport are expected.

A few days after the embarrassing loss and moments of anxiety due to a knee injury in the Toto Cup, Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer was involved in a car accident. All the details.

An answer to a routine question on Instagram led the TV presenter to share a particularly revealing text about the fertility treatments she underwent, the stillbirth, and the desire to maintain control during moments of grief.

Following the police's dramatic decision to reinvestigate the Tair Rada murder, the social media star present on that fateful day has changed her appearance.

The parents of Adva Weinblum Ovadia filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Education, the Acre Municipality, the ORT network, the school, and Amidar. They claim a series of failures led to the tragedy.

In an interview to be broadcast tonight on Reshet 13, Craif recalls complex moments with powerful people and tells of her most difficult experience with a high-ranking individual.

Entrepreneur Yoely Landau, whose fortune is estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars, is establishing a fund to fight against the conscription of yeshiva students. The organization will provide legal funding for those who refuse to enlist and will utilize international legal tools.

School principals are escalating their protest by boycotting the Ministry of Education's school year opening conferences. The 'Manhigim' organization stated: "If there is no real change and no serious dialogue begins, we will expand the struggle."

A well-known hotel chain is launching a last-minute promotion for August, offering discounts of up to 30% for club members, alongside a surprising culinary benefit for anyone who books a vacation in the coming days.