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Yitzhak Noam, one of the founders of Eilat and a pioneer of local media, has passed away at 96. He leaves behind a rich legacy of decades of exceptional journalistic and public service.

Serious allegations have emerged regarding the conduct of examiners in practical driving tests, ranging from last-minute cancellations and technical failures to months of waiting at a cost of thousands of shekels.

Following complaints from passengers and employees, the company decided to cancel the old weight limit but impose a new charge, completely changing the flight experience.

After years in the media, advanced negotiations are underway for the return of former spokesperson Eli Levi to a senior position in the public relations department, while the current head of the division, who is being investigated in the case of Itamar Ben Gvir's associates, will vacate his position.

Yael Odem, education correspondent for Channel 12, criticized the Israeli education system, highlighting concerning knowledge gaps among young IDF recruits.

Media market drama: The "Hatzlacha" association and "Lobby 99" have petitioned the Second Authority for Television and Radio to end businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili's joint ownership of Channel 14 and an ultra-Orthodox radio station, citing the expiration of legal exemptions.

At the height of the swimming season, one of the Kinneret's most popular beaches was closed due to extreme overcrowding. Meanwhile, lifeguards prevented a tragedy by rescuing a paddleboarder who had been swept 590 meters offshore by strong winds.

Journalist Netali Shem-Tov, currently engaged in a legal battle against Channel 13 News, has spoken out about workplace harassment, claiming she faced discrimination and boycotting.

Thousands of customers arrived at the popular mall in Rishon LeZion, waiting for hours in line. However, severe concerns regarding fights and dangerous overcrowding led the security department to make the dramatic decision to close the event.

Starting January 2027, free blue-and-white zone parking for city residents will be restricted to their immediate residential area. The reform that could have prevented this shift was blocked in the Knesset.

After being filmed struggling to walk and appearing seated on a chair at Avraham Tal's performance, singer Margol reassures fans and reveals the reason: "It's hard for me to stand, but it's nothing dramatic."

Guy Peleg has decided not to let the matter pass following a severe smear and incitement campaign conducted on social media, and threatens to act by all means at his disposal to prosecute those responsible.

In a candid interview on Reshet 13, Efi Kraif discusses deleting correspondence with former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon and Judge Yosef Elron, explaining why she would not repeat that action in hindsight.

Businessman Roni Maane criticized Nir Hefetz for his comments on the marital relationship of the Netanyahu family. Maane accused the former advisor to the Prime Minister of lying, recalling his past complaints about Sara Netanyahu's behavior.

The Central District Court rejected the appeal of Gal Hizkiyahu Tenenbaum and ordered him to pay 110,000 shekels to internet activist Maya Lee Levy following a campaign of humiliation and harassment on social media.

The new Hebrew news channel has sharply criticized the state's request for an extension at the Supreme Court. i24NEWS argues that the ongoing freeze of the Communications Law prevents it from reaching hundreds of thousands of viewers on HOT and YES platforms.

Margolin Engineering and Consulting and Foren Sherim have been selected to manage the planning and construction of the Shimon Peres Medical Center in Beersheba. Phase A includes 200,000 square meters of facilities and 600 inpatient beds, with construction expected to begin around 2028.

At the peak of the summer season, passengers on an Arkia flight encountered drama just before landing at their destination. Due to weather conditions that prevented landing, the plane was forced to divert to another airport.

Li Pony, involved in the notorious "Pink Suitcases" drug smuggling case, has broken her long silence. She explains her decision to avoid the recent docu-drama series and takes full responsibility for her past actions.

A short drive home for a 24-year-old man ended in a serious accident that initially appeared minor but resulted in lasting health issues. Following legal intervention, the insurance company 'Clal' agreed to a settlement.

While hundreds of thousands of passengers are passing through Ben Gurion Airport in anticipation of the long-awaited summer vacation or returning from it, routine operations at Israel's international airport have suddenly stopped. After inquiries, operations are gradually returning to normal.

During a Ministry of Agriculture operation, approximately 500 kg of meat unfit for human consumption was seized at a butcher shop in Tamra. The products lacked required veterinary documentation, posing a significant health risk.

Thousands of residents in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Bat Yam were left without power during the hottest hours of the day. The Israel Electric Corporation is working to repair a substation malfunction and restore service.

Eyal Berkovic protests against the incitement and attacks against Guy Peleg's son, who has been suffering in the last day from false publications about him on social media and various Telegram channels.

September 2025 marked a difficult turning point for artist Gidi Gov following a serious traffic accident on the Ayalon Highway. Beyond the initial court ruling, the artist is now facing civil settlement costs, including recent compensation payments.

Prominent Israeli advocate Yosef Haddad has headed to the United States for an advocacy tour. He revealed that he is set to face ten anti-Israel opponents in a series of debates during his trip.

The renowned singer, who consistently sells out Israel's largest venues, has been forced to cancel his performance for the second time this week due to a sudden illness.

Channel 14 has filed an administrative petition against the Democrats party, led by Yair Golan, demanding equal access for its representatives to party events open to the media. The channel alleges a violation of equality and press freedom, while the party maintains that its events are private.

The Regional Labor Court ruled that an employee of the National Insurance Institute proved the occurrence of a 'special event' at work. The court has ordered the appointment of medical experts to determine if there is a causal link between this incident and the plaintiff's mental impairment and fibromyalgia syndrome.

The airline and businessman Rami Levy have reached a significant milestone in their expansion into the American aviation market after receiving final operational approvals from Israeli authorities. The company is now awaiting final clearance from the FAA, with flights expected to launch soon.

A 13-year-old girl was treated at the 'Meuhedet' urgent care center in Hadera for second-degree burns after attempting a TikTok trend that involves heating 'squishy' toys in a microwave. Her mother warns: "No video is worth this risk."

A lawyer threatened a 17-year-old tattoo artist with a lawsuit, a fine, and imprisonment if he did not provide the regulations for a raffle he organized. Former Knesset member Abir Kara is intervening.

Dana Varon sparked an online storm following an extreme comparison made during a live broadcast, while discussing an initiative to integrate Haredi women into national political lists without their consent.

The summer season is in full swing, and many Israelis are already planning their vacations for the Tishrei holidays. In response to growing demand, the Israeli airline is increasing the number of direct flights to Tokyo.

Throughout Judea and Samaria, a series of wading corners and pastoral pools have been built in the last two years, dedicated to the memory of IDF fallen soldiers and victims of hostilities. Get the guide for a refreshing dip with added value.

A rising wave of fraud and phishing attempts continues to hit Israel. This time, scammers are sending fictitious messages in the name of the Enforcement and Collection Authority, claiming an active debt exists and prompting users to enter personal information on a fraudulent website.

The Labor Court rejected the management's petition and approved a strike tomorrow on Superbus lines in Jerusalem, following a brutal attack on a driver in which his four teeth were broken by teenagers.

The Supreme Court rejected this week the cross-appeals in the dispute surrounding the electric hairbrush company "Dafni". In this context, the CEO will receive a total of about 3 million shekels, including the value of the shares, interest, and legal expenses.

Celebrities and business leaders have largely moved away from owning planes, opting for hourly rentals instead. Here is what it costs to enjoy the luxury of direct runway access.

One of Israel's leading luxury hotels has completed a large-scale upgrade project. The renovation includes the redesign of over 100 rooms, the launch of a new accommodation category, and the addition of luxurious suites with sea views.