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Due to negligent work by Mifal HaPayis that disrupted the draw results and caused thousands of bettors to lose money, the losers filed a request for a class action lawsuit against the company in court. Mifal HaPayis denied the claims.

After years in the media and her participation in a successful reality show, the veteran journalist speaks candidly about the complex struggle with the serious illness she had been hiding, and explains why she decided to move out of the denial phase: "I didn't want people to pity me."

Reports from the center of the country describe notes appearing to be official, placed on windshields and demanding payment of hundreds of shekels, while behind the innocent QR code hides a sophisticated scam.

Following multi-million shekel investments in infrastructure and specialized staff training, Israel Railways is reporting a significant surge in ridership and high service satisfaction rates.

According to the complainants, the agency owner offered them a free portfolio in exchange for sexual acts. The suspect denied the allegations and was released under restrictive conditions. Reports suggest this behavior may have been ongoing for several years.

Dozens of employees from the Partner communications group participated in a volunteer activity at the Leket Israel logistics center to assist in preparing food aid for those in need across the country.

A committee initially determined that a 19-year-old woman with 23% disability in her dominant hand "did not lose her earning capacity." However, her lawyer challenged the decision and successfully secured an increase in her benefits. Here are the details of the case.

Journalist Ayala Hasson intensifies her criticism of the State Attorney's Office and the Military Advocate General following reports of a potential plea deal: "She lied to the Supreme Court."

An i24NEWS crew filming a report on antisemitism in Belfast was violently attacked. An angry passerby, upon discovering the team was from Israel, began making threats and threw a glass at the cameraman, causing a bleeding head injury.

The Israel Police is requesting the public's help in locating 16-year-old Noam Malka from Hadera, who went missing on August 5. Authorities are conducting extensive searches and urge anyone with information to come forward.

Maayan Adam shared with her hundreds of thousands of followers the nerve-wracking moments after her toddler daughter required urgent medical tests and a likely upcoming surgery.

Dr. Isser Bugaisky, who practiced for many years in Tel Aviv, has passed away and will be laid to rest today. His name previously made headlines in the business sections following a massive lawsuit he filed against leading financial institutions.

Lawyer Khalil Biadi, who specializes in criminal and traffic law, filed a complaint following a public arrest in central Haifa. Biadi intends to simultaneously file a civil lawsuit for false arrest, use of force, and damages caused to him.

Members of the Bnei Akiva branch in Malbes raised about 90,000 shekels to write a Torah scroll in memory of their friend Yamanu Zalka, who was murdered on the night of Independence Day. The scroll was dedicated during a moving procession near what would have been his 21st birthday.

Lawyer and Dr. Haim Stanger attacked Etty Craif following her interview with Omri Assenheim, commenting on her appearance and claiming he is not afraid of a lawsuit. Craif responded: "I haven't read it and don't intend to."

Professor Arnon Sofer, a founder of the University of Haifa and the architect of the Gaza disengagement plan, has passed away at 90 following a battle with Parkinson's disease. Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav paid tribute to the renowned scholar.

The Supreme Court rejected a foreign national's request to remain in the country after it was revealed that she had been in Israel illegally since 2004 without the authorities taking any action against her.

The well-known PR expert launched a sharp and unprecedented attack on social media, against the backdrop of the harsh diplomatic condemnation by US Ambassador Mike Huckabee against the rioters in the village of Kusra.

The healthcare system continues to closely monitor the Ebola virus outbreak in Africa and is refining guidelines for those returning from risk areas.

The situation in Copenhagen has spiraled out of control: following the vandalism and removal of the Benjamin Netanyahu statue, reports indicate that the statue of Vladimir Putin has been decapitated. The exhibit, intended to spark public debate, has turned into a focal point for intense hostility.

Following the indictments in the murder of Binyahu Razi, chilling details have emerged regarding the suspects' behavior, characterized by smiles, complete contempt, and a total lack of remorse.

The Court of Appeals temporarily lifted the freeze on the "secondary apartment tax," allowing New York to continue taxing luxury properties. President Donald Trump called to stop the move immediately: "We must prevent this disaster."

After a confrontation involving a broken car window, singer Ofek Adank was questioned by police following a complaint from his ex-partner. Amid public outcry, the Dimona municipality has canceled his scheduled performance.

4 years after the severe car accident, actor Niro Levy talks about the rehabilitation that has not yet ended, the limitations he deals with, and the period when, according to him, he was paralyzed again. Alongside his career and return to the stage, he also reveals what is happening between him and his ex-girlfriend who is 30 years his junior.

Phoebe Gates, the 23-year-old daughter of the Microsoft founder, and her partner in the fashion venture Phia, are accused of involvement in a digital marketing fraud scheme. Internal messages revealed show that she was aware of the deception, and her sentence could reach up to 20 years in prison.

Unstable rainy weather is expected to hit large areas of Israel starting from noon. Emergency forces are on high alert due to fears of deadly flash floods, and safety guidelines have been published.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was a guest on Lidor Admoni's new interview series on mako ahead of the elections. Bennett sharply criticized the Minister of National Security, presented crime statistics, and declared a frontal war on criminal organizations: "I am going to tear you apart."

Employees at a post office in Yavne suffered for two days from a suffocating smell, until municipal teams summoned to the scene discovered a man's body against the building's wall.

The total amount of fines imposed by the Second Authority for Television and Radio on Channel 14 has reached 160,000 shekels, following the failure to submit revenue data for 2025. The new sanction was applied after the deadline set for correcting the violation passed, and the Second Authority clarified that the handling of the matter is still ongoing.

The high-tech entrepreneur and protest activist, placed 9th on the "Democrats" list, was hospitalized. In a post from his hospital bed, he reassured followers, criticized the government, and promised: "Tomorrow I return like a ninja."

German airline Condor has resumed regular flights to Tel Aviv, 70 years after its first arrival in the country. The company's VP of Marketing and Communications discusses the strong demand for the Frankfurt route and the benefits for connecting passengers.

The Regavim movement has filed a petition against the Minister of Defense, the Central Command, the Civil Administration, and the Israel Police, demanding the demolition of an illegal four-building complex in Barta'a, Wadi Ara.

Great news for Jerusalem: Starting today, the light rail is implementing significant operational changes. The extended service will be in effect primarily on weekends, during the days of Selichot, and during the intermediate days of Sukkot.

One of Jerusalem's central traffic routes is scheduled to close starting next week due to infrastructure work. Consequently, changes are expected in public transport routes and traffic lanes. Drivers are requested to use navigation apps.

Moshe Dahari breaks his silence and speaks candidly about indecent proposals he received from powerful figures in the entertainment industry, including agents and journalists who offered promotion in exchange for sexual acts.

Following a significant increase in passenger traffic in the north, the Israel Airports Authority is launching an extensive development project, including a new parking facility and improved transport solutions.

Serious documentation from the match against Poland's Katowice has sparked a major uproar on social media. UEFA may open a disciplinary procedure against the club, which could face heavy financial fines and the closure of stands.

Following a criminal investigation and suspicions of violence against his partner, local authorities in Israel have decided to cancel performances by the popular artist Ofek Adanek.

After discovering that a replacement was being sought behind his back, the guitarist for the well-known singer decided to turn to the Labor Court with a demand for massive compensation. All the details.

A mother of children who was injured in Arad by an Iranian missile strike underwent a delicate microsurgical procedure to reconstruct facial nerves in an attempt to restore her facial symmetry and the ability to close her eye.