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Horror in Germany: "Heil Hitler" and death threats on the way to the synagogue
A serious incident in Germany: A senior member of the Jewish community was attacked on Saturday. The community is outraged: "Antisemitism is not a memory from the past - but a reality. It is painful that Jews in Germany are again fearing for their safety."

Damage of 150,000 shekels: A couple used their children to steal expensive equipment in Eilat
Drama in court following the arrest of a couple suspected of stealing valuable equipment while using their young children. The police claimed they had incriminating video footage, but the judge accepted the defense's position and warned against violating the rights of the interrogated.

500 Shekel Fine and 6 Points: Tens of Thousands of Israeli Drivers Face Penalties
Data from the Or Yarok organization reveals a sharp increase in fines for crossing solid white lines. In 2025, nearly 28,000 fines were issued, marking a 30% rise compared to the previous year.

Inon Magal under fire: "You lead the incitement against News 12 and Guy Peleg"
Against the backdrop of smashed glass and threats at the News 12 building, Ben Caspit attacked Inon Magal live on air, saying: "You lead the incitement against News 12 in general and Guy Peleg in particular. Maybe it's time to apologize?"

Thousands of shekels in fines and vehicles impounded: Police crackdown on traffic offenders
During a targeted operation in Jerusalem, dozens of fines were issued and six vehicles were removed from the road. Police also identified drivers who filmed themselves committing serious traffic offenses and shared the footage on social media.

Up to 50% discount on the second night: The hotel chain in Israel is slashing prices
Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the Adam hotel chain is launching accommodation deals in Tel Aviv and Eilat, including culinary packages, spa treatments, and attractions. Additionally, the chain will provide an extra discount for those booking via the website and for reservists.

The peak of the heat is still ahead: a red warning for residents and travelers in Israel
An urgent notice published this morning warns of heavy and particularly severe heat loads in several central areas of the country, with temperatures in some cities already climbing above 40 degrees.

Tax Authority Seeks Prison Sentence for Israeli Contractor
A Be'er Sheva-based company owner is accused of deducting fictitious invoices, resulting in a VAT evasion of approximately 12 million shekels. The Customs and VAT legal department has notified the court of its intent to seek an actual prison sentence.

New water park opens in Jerusalem: Ticket prices announced
The Jerusalem Municipality has inaugurated a massive summer entertainment complex at the Pais Arena, featuring 15-meter-high slides, extreme attractions, and food trucks. Here is the pricing information for residents.

Eli Ohana and his wife arrived at the Rabbinate: "Not everyone enjoys it"
Adi Ohana shared in a podcast the story of her secret and modest wedding to football legend Eli Ohana at the Givatayim Rabbinate, noting that they arrived in pajamas and that her family was surprised by the unconventional look.

National Insurance Institute denies benefits: Details of the court ruling
An appeal by a doctor injured in a car accident on his way to work was rejected after the National Insurance Institute's medical committee refused to rely on imaging interpreted in the territories, determining that on-site clinical findings were normal.

Eviatar Banai Cancels Concert Due to Health Issues: Who Will Perform Instead
The festive Tu B'Av concert scheduled for this evening as part of the "Bimot Pais" project has been cancelled due to Eviatar Banai's illness. Organizers announced that the band Balkan Beat Box will perform instead.

Corinne Gideon opens up about ultra-Orthodox conscription: "There are not easy conversations around the table"
Corinne Gideon spoke about her husband Hili Sorotzkin's position on the issue of ultra-Orthodox conscription into the IDF and shared the difficult personal price she pays for expressing her views.

Moni Moshonov attacked by a right-wing activist: "You refuse to die"
Right-wing activist Eliran Siman-Tov documented a confrontation with the 74-year-old actor, claiming the series "HaYehudim Ba'im" (The Jews Are Coming) "does damage to the people of Israel," stating: "How do you have the strength, you and Rivka Michaeli, to keep going until two hundred? You refuse to die."

Popular singer to stand trial for murder and dismemberment of 14-year-old girl
Following the revelation of compelling evidence, including DNA results and incriminating correspondence, a court has ruled that the American singer will stand trial for the murder and dismemberment of a 14-year-old girl who had been reported missing.

More expensive than Dubai and Paris: The astronomical prices of the hotel in Eilat - "They have lost their minds"
An examination of accommodation prices in Eilat revealed particularly luxurious suites that reached a price of almost 119,000 shekels per night. Host Niv Gilboa reacted with shock on air: "They have lost their minds."

Secrets Revealed: The Stormy Celebrity Breakups in Israel
From reality TV to the courtroom: A look at the most scandalous celebrity breakups in Israel, involving lawsuits, social media feuds, and deeply personal artistic revelations.

Court Orders 103FM to Pay Nathan Zahavi 900,000 Shekels
The District Court ruled that 103FM breached its employment contract with veteran host Nathan Zahavi during his dismissal. The station must pay 900,000 shekels in compensation plus 75,000 shekels in legal fees.

Flying abroad this summer? These are the risks you need to take into account
More and more vacation destinations are dealing this summer with heatwaves, fires, water shortages, and transport disruptions. A new review recommends adding another consideration before booking a vacation, and presents how climate change is already affecting some of the most popular destinations among Israelis.

Journalist Anat Davidov criticizes Tel Aviv Mayor over parking price hikes
Amid rising parking rates at Tel Aviv beach lots, journalist Anat Davidov has criticized Mayor Ron Huldai, highlighting the city's high cost of living and persistent infrastructure issues.

Construction Site Crackdown: Operations Halted and Contractors Detained in Central Israel
Police, the Ministry of Labor, and the Ministry of Construction and Housing have shut down two construction sites in central Israel. Authorities suspect the contractor continued operations despite a license suspension, a period during which a fatal workplace accident occurred.

National Insurance to review benefits: A precedent-setting court ruling
The Labor Court has ruled that a police officer injured while exiting a service vehicle in his home parking lot is entitled to have the incident recognized as a work-related accident. The court determined the return home was necessary to retrieve keys required for his duties.

She documented the nightmare on TikTok - and was murdered two weeks later
Sera Gilson, an American influencer, shared a viral video in which she revealed that she discovered her estranged husband is a pedophile. 12 days later, he arrived at her home, brutally murdered her, and then committed suicide.

Rany Rahav against Israel Katz's decision: 'Whoever uses terror against innocent people, to the gallows'
PR specialist Rany Rahav harshly criticized Defense Minister Israel Katz's decision to release a suspect involved in a violent incident in the Jordan Valley, a move made against the position of the IDF and Shin Bet.

The end for 'BananaHot'? The dramatic letter that entangled Neta Alchimister
A competing fashion company sent a warning letter against the swimwear brand, claiming product design copying.

Gilad Erdan in a dramatic move against Yaakov Bardugo: "Public apology or lawsuit"
After statements attributed to him regarding his political motives, Gilad Erdan sent a warning letter before a libel lawsuit to Yaakov Bardugo. Erdan demands an apology and a public correction, claiming it is a false publication that damaged his good name.

Aviad Sasson captured: Details on the arrest of the suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi
Police announced the arrest of Aviad Sasson, suspected of murdering Binyahu Razi, following a lengthy manhunt. The suspect was apprehended in a taxi near Jerusalem and transferred for interrogation.

Reward exceeds 100,000 shekels: Who knows the suspect in the scam?
Social media personality Evgeny Zarubinsky has initiated a 70,000 shekel reward for information leading to the arrest of a man who scammed an 80-year-old widow from Rehovot by posing as a National Insurance Institute official. The victim lost 20,000 shekels and her jewelry. Following reports of similar incidents from other users, the reward has grown to over 100,000 shekels with contributions from...

Drama in the tender for operating the shooting range: The court disqualified the winner
The company that won the management of the complex in the north was disqualified after submitting only a copy of a bank guarantee; the District Court determined that this is a substantive flaw and ordered the payment of 30,000 shekels in expenses.

Drama in the Eldar Dayan Case: Police Believe He Is Alive and on the Run
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.

Keshet 12 petitions the Supreme Court: "Its goal is to dismantle the channel"
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 on life's twists: "Life makes a U-turn"
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.

Starting August 5: A New Culinary Experience Awaits in Eilat
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.

Drama at the First International Bank: Management Called Police on Striking Employees
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.

National Insurance Institute cancels benefits and demands repayment of funds
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.

National Insurance under attack due to allowances: "Corruption. Need to pay 60,000 NIS"
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".

Illegal Beach Encroachment in Ashkelon: Court Rules Against Restaurant Owners
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.

Ex-wife of Hanan Ben Ari recalls emergency surgery: "It was sheer terror"
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."

Shocking: Woman impersonates medical professional to swindle elderly Holocaust survivor
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.

Unusual move on the stock exchange: The company is suing its largest shareholder
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...