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A blow to investors: Taboola shares crash by 27%
Despite positive second-quarter financial results, Taboola shares plummeted on the Nasdaq due to investor concerns over a new policy planned by Google regarding web navigation.

Unexpected Poll: Likud Strengthens, Bennett-Lapid Alliance Lags Behind
A new mandate poll reveals a surprising shift in the political map, with Likud recording a significant surge while the much-discussed alliance of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid struggles to gain traction, remaining far behind.

Noa Kirel moves Shiri Maimon: "My stunning one"
Noa Kirel shared an Instagram video of herself warming up before a show with a cover of one of Shiri Maimon's greatest hits. The singer's touching response has sparked a wave of calls for a duet.

Has the quantum revolution arrived? Analyzing IonQ's financial performance
IonQ quadrupled its revenue and raised its guidance, but net losses increased tenfold. We examine the company's report and the state of the quantum sector.

The turnaround in the diet battle: the market leader falls behind as a rival hits a trillion-dollar valuation
Three years ago, Novo Nordisk ruled the market with an iron hand, but Eli Lilly has made a massive overtake. The pill revolution, price drops in the USA, and a lawsuit — the drama behind a market worth hundreds of billions.

Is Artificial Intelligence Rebelling? The New Bill to Mandate a "Kill Switch"
A series of alarming incidents in which autonomous models carried out unauthorized cyberattacks has led to a dramatic bill that attempts to deal with the scenario that scares the tech giants in Silicon Valley.

Guy Eitan revealed his educational plan and faced backlash: "No door in the room until age 21"
The "Big Brother" alumnus shared a scene from a series depicting an argument between a father and daughter about sleeping over at a man's house. While he initially posted the story with humor, he clarified his remarks after followers began joking.

Intriguing appointment at Walla: Senior media figure lands a coveted role
Adi Gold joins the culture section at Walla after serving as the site's homepage editor for the past six months. He brings to the role an extensive career in the media industry with a variety of prominent positions.

Attack on Barak Abramov: Another suspect arrested for arson of 'Japanika'
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.

After years of estrangement at Keshet 12: Barak Ravid's gesture toward Amit Segal
Journalist Barak Ravid reveals how he and Segal managed to bridge the gap that lasted for many years. According to him, the small gesture he made is what restored their interaction.

Nancy Brandes tells with pain about the divorce: "It killed my marriage"
Actor and comedian Nancy Brandes opens his heart and tells about the moment his ex-wife decided to break up after 20 years of marriage, following a severe deterioration in his health condition.

Intel in a new investment: Elon Musk is building a factory worth billions of dollars
An investment that may reach $119 billion and a collaboration with Intel. Elon Musk's dramatic announcement and the local storm surrounding tax benefits. What are they saying at SpaceX and how did the residents react?

Sara Netanyahu sues for 300,000 shekels: "Intrusion into her intimate living space"
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 sues Channel 12 over investigative report
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.

New Solution for Traffic Jams: Artificial Intelligence Optimizes Traffic Lights
Following a successful pilot in Kfar Shmaryahu, the smart system that reduces waiting times by tens of percent is expanding to other central intersections in the Sharon region and promises to completely change the driving experience for thousands of drivers.
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"We live separately": A glimpse into the nightly drama shaking up "Married at First Sight"
Just before the fateful decision day on "Married at First Sight," a tense meeting at a retreat in Spain brings the dirty laundry out. What caused Ari to stop Noa mid-sentence, and what secret slipped out in front of Niv and Asaf?

For one million shekels: Sean Yafishin looks for love in the new hit from Israel Bidur
The second season of the successful reality show "Israel Shiduch" from the creators of "Israel Bidur" is already in preparation, after the first season broke the internet with over 30 million views. The next season will focus on finding a match for the sought-after bachelor - Big Brother star Sean Yafishin, with an investment of one million shekels.

Guy Peleg and Keshet 12 back in court: defamation lawsuit for 1,000,000 shekels
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.

Israeli contractor and his wife ordered to pay buyers 650,000 shekels
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.

Recall of beloved biscuits: Petit Beurre are being pulled from shelves in Israel
Importer G. Willi-Food International Ltd. has announced a recall of Petit Beurre biscuits in two package sizes, after a test revealed the presence of a sesame allergen not listed on the label. Consumers allergic to sesame are requested not to consume the product.

Gold is surging again: Is this the comeback everyone was waiting for?
The yellow metal keeps rising, climbing to a seven-week high against the backdrop of a weakening dollar, a cooling US labor market, and signs of de-escalation in the Middle East. But it is still very far from the January peak — and that is exactly the big question: is this a new rally or just a temporary rise?

Barak Ravid screened Trump: Channel 12 reporter reveals unusual incident
In an open conversation with Erez Tal, journalist Barak Ravid reveals for the first time that he was forced to decline a surprise call from US President Donald Trump just seconds before a live broadcast of the program "Ulpan Shishi".

Niv Gilboa in a dramatic statement: "They are calling for my assassination, it is indescribable"
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.

Fattal chain soars at the peak of the summer season, indices celebrate | Stock market trading summary
The stock exchange closed in the green as both flagship indices recorded a rise in prices. Ormat Technologies stock is defined as the day's biggest winner, jumping by 8.98%. In contrast, Ackerstein Group is the biggest loser.

Ilanit Levi opens up about her journey to motherhood: "We have been waiting three years for another little toy"
The model and actress addressed her husband's recent remarks about their desire to have another child. The couple has been on a challenging three-year journey, balancing faith and medical efforts.

The Social Media Star Who Broke TikTok Is Opening a Store at the Azrieli Mall
Shahar Livne, the mentalist and social media star with over 4.5 million followers on TikTok, will launch a new pop-up at the Azrieli Mall in Tel Aviv for one week. Alongside the magic kits from the "Lo Normali" brand, visitors will be able to enjoy live demonstrations, interactive activities, and a collaboration with Kinder Cards.

Sofi Tzdaka on her father: 'He called me stupid. He didn't forgive me until his last day'
Actress Sofi Tzdaka shares the difficult family drama following a secret step she took, which caused her father to rage and scream at her. At the same time, she shared the difficult loneliness that accompanied her for seven long years.

Tally Gotliv against Netanyahu's advisors: Drama unfolding in the Likud party
Tally Gotliv confirmed she is running in the Likud primaries and addressed rumors regarding a possible departure abroad. Simultaneously, she spoke out against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisors, claiming they discourage her appointment as Minister of Justice.

Romy Abergel celebrates court victory: 'I have been found innocent'
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.

"I am a racist, I did it on purpose": The spotter who sabotaged an athlete faces prison
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: "I am a Mizrahi woman from the periphery, at Channel 13 they called me stupid"
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."

Recall for a product found in almost every Israeli home: "Stop using immediately"
The Ministry of Economy and Industry has issued a public warning following findings from an inspection of a portable emergency lighting product. According to the announcement, defects were found that could cause electrocution, overheating, and even fire, and the public is requested to stop using it immediately.

"How old are you?": Shocking footage of a teenager's arrest on Highway 6
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.

Miri Mesika in a complex medical drama: "I can't move my face"
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.

Naor Zion against Keren Marciano and Channel 12 journalists: "A serious problem of hypocrisy"
Naor Zion has criticized Keren Marciano and other Channel 12 journalists for selective condemnation, arguing they ignored the harassment of right-wing activist Hadar Muchtar while being vocal about other incidents.

Rami Levy and Israir break a new record at Ben Gurion Airport and reveal a new route
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.

Important update from the National Insurance Institute: Check your eligibility for the education grant
The National Insurance Institute has begun sending letters and SMS messages to selected insured persons to verify eligibility for an education grant. Recipients must fill out a declaration, with the grant amount set at 1,204 shekels per child this year.

Erik Stilleman files complaint against Sport 5 over Maccabi Tel Aviv conflict
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.

What happened in the crypto world today
A new proposal seeks to change Ethereum's economy and reduce rewards for validators, the scope of damage in the Coldcard wallet breach has already crossed the $100 million mark, and Jim Cramer plans to sell his Bitcoin due to concerns about quantum computers.

Huge drama at Maccabi: Recanati family sells half of its shares for $50 million
Following a wave of speculation regarding new investors, the Recanati family is selling half of its shares to businessman Jason Levien for $50 million. Shimon Mizrahi and other shareholders must now decide whether to exercise their right of first refusal. Meanwhile, Arik Shtilman has been sidelined once again.