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Sapir Berman takes a hit: The dramatic decision that endangers the continuation of her career
For the second time: The renowned referee did not pass the association's physical fitness tests and will be absent from the pitches in the near future, marking a dramatic moment for her new international status at UEFA.

Starting at 4,660 NIS: Iconic refrigerator brand returns to Israel
After several years of absence, home appliance giant Miniline is bringing the iconic American brand Frigidaire back to the local market with a new series of refrigerators tailored for Israeli kitchens, starting at 4,660 NIS.

Rami Levy on a roll: Profit jumped by 14%, distributed dividends in the billions of shekels
The food chain concludes an exceptionally strong half-year and announces a significant dividend distribution, alongside the opening of dozens of neighborhood branches and new pharmacy and stock branches across the country.

After an 800% jump in 3 years: Bet Shemesh Engines stock leaps following reports
The jet engine parts exporter doubled its profit to $16 million and grew in all parameters, even though the strengthening of the shekel reduced operating profit by about $5.6 million. The order backlog grew to $3.3 billion.

For 13,500 shekels: Dudu Faruk got a genital piercing
Dudu Faruk set a particularly bizarre goal for fans to promote his upcoming show at Reading 3, and after selling 100 tickets, he proved that he has no limits.

Netflix in trouble: major lawsuit threatens to halt new project
The streaming giant has been caught in an unusual legal dispute with a veteran metal band that claims trademark infringement and is demanding that the court impose an immediate injunction on the launch of the highly anticipated animated series.

Well-known Ashdod restaurant closed immediately due to public health threat
Following a series of serious sanitary violations and failure to meet conditions set during May hearings, the District Health Office has issued an administrative order closing the "Tatam Tavin" business in Ashdod for 60 days.

A blow to investors: tech stocks plunge, identifying the day's biggest loser
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with declines across both major indices. The TA-35 index fell by 0.2% to 4,167.91 points, while the TA-125 index dropped by 0.02% to 4,039.99 points. Shares of Damri rose by 6.65%, whereas Camtek shares plummeted by 7.27%.

Investors in the Gulf are heading for a shake-up: these are the things to pay attention to
While eyes are turned to the security tensions, the Swiss bank EFG reveals the main factor that is wiping out billions and explains why some countries in the region are in much greater danger than others.

Yael Shelbia admits after breakup with Omer Adam: 'I didn't know if I wanted to'
Yael Shelbia, who recently broke up with Omer Adam, opened up about life after the singer, the uncertainty before her relationship with Lance Stroll, and the decision that changed her life: "It is truly the most amazing thing I could have done."

Fast food giant hit with multi-million dollar lawsuit: "We found a condom in the chicken"
A couple who purchased a meal at a branch of the fast food giant Popeyes was horrified to discover a particularly disturbing foreign object in their dish and rushed to file a lawsuit for $1.5 million (about 4.9 million shekels) against the company.

Well-known non-profit at risk of closure: suspicion of fraud and prohibited distribution of funds
A liquidation request was filed against the Atid Association - Jadeidi-Makr, which was intended to eradicate violence, after serious deficiencies were discovered, including suspicion of collecting double payments from parents and transferring over 100,000 shekels in cash abroad.

Surprise in the real estate market: Soferin Group revenues jump by double digits
While the construction industry faces turmoil and many companies report losses, the second-quarter results of the Soferin real estate group reveal encouraging data and a new strategic move set to transform its business model.

Yaki Reisner on film investments: "I planned to lose a million shekels"
Yaki Reisner discusses his independent approach to Israeli film production, his refusal to adhere to public fund regulations, and the surprising success of projects that began as personal hobbies.

Earthquake at Maccabi Tel Aviv: New Appointment at the Basketball Club
After nine years at the club, Roi Gladstone is stepping down. He will be replaced by a former editor of Walla and Israel Hayom, David Rosenthal, who will lead the yellow team's digital and communications system into a new era.

"They threatened to destroy our business": The drama behind a restaurant dispute
Mothers who arrived with seven children at a restaurant claim they were expelled due to a small order of 120 shekels. The restaurant manager reveals a different side of the story, alleging serious threats were made by the customers.

Rotem Sela defends Guy Peleg: "Are there no boundaries? Abominable lies"
The TV presenter and model did not remain indifferent to the false and slanderous attacks against Guy Peleg's 17-year-old daughter, and came to his defense in a sharp story calling to stop the spread of rumors immediately.

Free admission for the whole family: the new attraction you must not miss
Bank Hapoalim has launched a huge interactive complex for children aged 5 to 13, offering a variety of activities and a show at no cost. Participation is subject to prior registration and is open to customers of all banks.

Static faces fire and speaks about the parting: "It's easiest to say yes"
Static faced a wave of harsh criticism on social media following the replacement of a contestant on the Reshet 13 program, and this morning he posted a story clarifying his stance on the move.

After bankruptcy: Israeli restaurant hit with a multi-million lawsuit from chef
Troubles continue: An expert chef brought to Israel is suing the owners of a well-known restaurant group for ongoing exploitation, while the owners claim it is a frivolous, false lawsuit by an illegal resident, and that the restaurant is in insolvency proceedings after accumulating debts and closing.

The conflict in Givat Shmuel reaches a peak: serious accusations against the network
City council members sent a letter to the students' parents, backing the municipality's steps against the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva Center. These are the serious claims raised, and how the network is responding ahead of the start of the school year.

Crypto Market Update: Key Developments and Investor Implications
The US FASB has proposed recognizing certain stablecoins as cash equivalents, Metaplanet is launching a US Bitcoin Treasury arm in a $130M+ deal, and South Korea is blocking Polymarket.

The $12 Billion Deal: Google Changes the Rules of the Game
A new strategic move by the tech giant in the field of artificial intelligence chips is making waves in the market and boosting the stock of a surprising partner by 11%, while a major competitor is seeing declines.

Harel Wizel's Foot Locker Launches New 'Back to School' Collection
Ahead of the new school year, Foot Locker has unveiled its 'Back to School' range, featuring accessories and footwear. Here is the pricing breakdown for Nike, Jordan, adidas, and Converse items.

Netanyahu, Jabotinsky and Begin: When statism is eroded, power is also eroded
Revisionism never consisted only of security and deterrence – it also included respect for state institutions, the independence of authorities, and statism. Throughout Benjamin Netanyahu's years in office, these very foundations have been eroded, a process that not only distances him from the legacy of Ze'ev Jabotinsky and Menachem Begin, but also weakens the resilience and strength of the State...

Bitcoin recovers: leading currencies record gains
After particularly tense weeks, a surprising turn is being recorded in the trading of Bitcoin and other leading currencies. These are the full data and new prices of the largest digital assets in the market.
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A 5 million shekel explosion: The conflict that entangled Max Stock
The District Court ruled on a stormy conflict that lasted eight years, rejected the chain's claims, and determined that it will compensate the franchisee with millions of shekels following the unlawful cancellation of an agreement.

A Crypto Market Revolution: US Unveils Major Regulatory Shift
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is promoting an unprecedented initiative allowing entrepreneurs to raise up to $75 million through a simplified regulatory path. This move, aimed at providing legal clarity, could have global implications, including for the Israeli market.

Osher Ad shakes up the market: popular items from 99 shekels
As part of the ongoing price war between Israeli retail chains, the "Osher Ad" chain is making a dramatic move, offering sought-after beverages and wines from leading wineries at unprecedented prices starting from 59.90 shekels.

Despite the crazy demand: why does Roi Adam refuse to perform?
Omer Adam's brother is enjoying unprecedented success with his hit, but industry sources reveal the surprising reason why he is rejecting dozens of offers for massive performances.

The change of the social media star: "Not everything needs to happen fast"
In a special video she uploaded to the web, the young woman reveals the radical step she has taken upon herself, and explains why she decided to set strict boundaries in her relationships.

At 25: Elin Cohen Responds to Questions About Her Millions
One of Israel's most influential figures reflects on over a decade of life in the spotlight, recalling her early days as a young creator and how she manages her public persona today.

Roy Revivo faces a pivotal decision: 400,000 euros could keep him at the club
The Israeli defender hoped to move to Europe this summer, but with no significant international offers, Maccabi Tel Aviv is prepared to offer him an upgraded contract. All the details.

Ninet Tayeb admits for the first time: her biggest regret after the divorce
Just before the revealing interview to be broadcast this weekend on Channel 12, the beloved singer opens her home and speaks candidly about the complex period that led to the divorce from Yossi Mizrahi and the regret that accompanies her.

Yohananoff Chain Launches Back-to-School Promotion
The Yohananoff supermarket chain is launching a special promotion for the back-to-school season, offering customers a chance to win a dairy gift package. Learn how to participate and stay safe from online scams.

Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife on a trip with her seven children: "A nightmare"
Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife shared details of a family nature trip that began with great enthusiasm but ended in a struggle against the intense heat. "I got caught," she admitted.

Mani Mamtara Celebrates: The Big Winner of Hanukkah Children's Shows
The 2026 holiday performance season is in full swing, and Mani Mamtara, one of Israel's biggest children's stars, has signed an unprecedented contract for 50 shows, placing him at the top of the earnings chart.

Guy Meroz and Orly Vilnai drifting apart: "We talk less, conflicts arise"
Years after becoming one of the most recognizable couples on television, Guy Meroz talks about life with Orly Vilnai and the decision they made at home that naturally causes a certain distance: "We decided to take this thing out" | All the details

After the Channel 14 blunder: A case of mistaken identity on Channel 12 News
Just after they celebrated the blunder of Channel 14, comes an embarrassment with a particularly karmic scent. A photo of a fallen YASAM fighter was mistakenly inserted into a report on political appointments in the KKL.

From Maggi Tabibi to Maya Kay: How much are the stars' luxury cars worth?
From a Mini Cooper to a powerful electric Cadillac, we take a look at the surprising automotive choices of Yael Shelbia, Eden Ben Zaken, and Maya Kay, and the amounts they invested in their style on the road.