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Will artificial intelligence pay for us? The new wallet service shaking up the market
An innovative infrastructure from network giant Cloudflare will allow AI agents to perform micro-payments and transactions in the background autonomously, while dramatically simplifying digital asset security for users.

Ruslana Rodina warns: "He is paying our price, he is not to blame"
Yan Golan takes his first steps in the industry in a new fashion campaign alongside his mother, who warns against harsh criticism and speaks candidly about the new relationship blossoming in her life.

Ministry of Communications Announces New Head of Public Relations
Zion Abuna has been selected as the new Director of the Spokesperson, Communications and Public Relations Division at the Ministry of Communications, succeeding Eli Hershkovitz.

A Stressful Message from the Tax Authority: An Urgent Warning for Israeli Citizens
A new and particularly sophisticated phishing attack is trying to trap Israelis online. The fake messages threaten criminal proceedings and set a tough 72-hour ultimatum, but cyber experts warn of the real danger hidden inside.

Hotel chain slashes prices in Israel: last-minute vacation at a 30% discount
A well-known hotel chain is launching a last-minute promotion for August, offering discounts of up to 30% for club members, alongside a surprising culinary benefit for anyone who books a vacation in the coming days.

Contractor David Azulay's exit: property sold for 50 million shekels
The Israyes 26 group, owned by Israel Dahan and Avi Sabag, has acquired a commercial avenue in the STORY project in Netanya, spanning approximately 2,000 square meters.

Yaakov Bardugo: "Whoever establishes a party on Channel 12 does not belong to the Right"
The announcement of the establishment of a new party led by former minister Gilad Erdan and Knesset member Yuli Edelstein is causing a storm in the political system. Channel 14 commentator Yaakov Bardugo attacked them sharply on air: "Everything there is personal and everything is political."

Fashion stock rankings in July: Harel Wizel leaps to the top
After a split month in June, the fashion market provided a perfect mirror image in July. The stocks that fell the hardest last month led the gains, while those that held up collapsed. What does this sharp reversal teach us about survival in a volatile market, and why does it affect you?

Land worth 150 million shekels purchased by developer for 800 thousand
Only one company participated in an Israel Land Authority tender in Safed, submitting a minimum bid for the land. Meanwhile, Yigal Damri and Megido won land for the construction of hundreds of housing units in Sderot and Ofakim.

Heavy mourning in Israeli media: The esteemed journalist Yitzhak Noam has passed away
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.

Eran Zahavi opens a new business: Samsung Israel CEO enters the picture
From the national padel league "EZ7 padel tour" to the prestigious tournament in Savyon: a few months after announcing his retirement, the legendary striker is shifting gears in the world of business and sports. All the details on the new venture, the planned tournament, and the meeting with the Samsung CEO.

Israeli company in a 12 million shekel deal: "A milestone"
Jeen Technologies (Jeen.ai) reports its first deal with the Israeli banking system, valued at approximately 12 million shekels.

Dian Schwartz says goodbye in tears: "After what I've been through in life, this is nothing"
Dian Schwartz, who was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars, talks about the low scores that lowered her confidence, the correction she underwent in front of the cameras, and the difficult feelings on the way out.

Millions of shekels for discharged soldiers: grants of up to 18,000 shekels
As part of the "Influencing in Studies" program, hundreds of discharged combat soldiers and combat support personnel from unique populations received scholarships totaling over 10 million shekels this year.

Einav Booblil slams Niv Gilboa: "He is unbearable. Someone must put an end to this"
Following the TV presenter and food critic's attack on Maya Kay, influencer Einav Booblil has come to her friend's defense. Booblil stated: "It's a free market, let everyone buy wherever they want."

Driving test scandal exposed: "Emotional distress and heavy financial damage"
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.

1.2 million shekels in one evening: The real earnings of Liran Danino
Liran Danino takes the stage at the Menora Mivtachim Arena tonight in front of thousands of fans. Yet, behind the glittering performance lies a complex financial reality where a large portion of the revenue is consumed by taxes, rent, and production costs.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Numerology: Chances of Winning in 2026
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's roadmap towards October 2026 is revealed, presenting a rare combination of numbers. What dramatic twists and unexpected changes await him at the moment of truth at the ballot box — all the details.

Renowned fashion chain files for bankruptcy: "Financial burden of past debts"
The Dutch company Mud Jeans, considered a pioneer in the field of green fashion, has succumbed to past debts. CEO Dion Vijgeboom hopes this is not the end: "The financial burden was too great."

The General lost control: Why must the Central Command chief go?
While Minister Israel Katz attacks him from one side, unprecedented data reveals the real failure under the command of Avi Bluth in the territories and the alarming figure that jumped by 27%.

A surprise in Israeli high-tech: The unusual data of Haredi startups
While the entire industry is dealing with a complex slowdown in investments, the BizLabs program reveals exceptional data on an unusual survival rate of 93% and the raising of tens of millions of dollars.
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Hanoch Daum asks for prayers: "May there be good news"
Hanoch Daum shared the names of the four soldiers who were seriously wounded in an explosive device blast in southern Lebanon, in which Major (res.) Harel Birenstock and Sergeant Major (res.) Tamir Vaknin were killed, and asked the public to pray for their recovery: "I was asked to publish" | All the details
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"I have no money for gas": Omri Kanda opens up about his financial struggles
In episode 12 of 'Power Couple' on Reshet 13, Omri Kanda shared his personal story of financial hardship, working two jobs, and his efforts to pay off past debts to support his family.

For 160 million shekels: former president of the Contractors Association sold his real estate company
Raul Sarugo and Ampa signed an agreement for the acquisition of his construction company, which holds rights to 6 urban renewal projects expected to include about 1,400 new housing units.

Ratings: For the first time - Yinon Magal and "The Patriots" hit the bottom
This is the first time in August that the program "The Patriots" (Channel 14) has finished last in the prime-time rankings. Meanwhile, "Come Dine With Me" (Kan 11) shone with a 7.2% rating.

"Bisrabek" opens a new business: "Looking for a franchisee, come make money"
After transforming from an internet star into a successful restaurant chain in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Be'er Sheva, Mitar Saadun has reached out to residents of Holon in search of a franchisee for a new branch: "Whoever is serious, talk to me, come make money."

Amazon and Apollo Power: Israeli Project in France Worth 2 Million Shekels
Israeli cleantech company Apollo Power will build a solar system at an Amazon logistics center in France, a move that could lead to further projects across Europe.

Vladimir Putin's crypto revolution: the move that will change the rules of the game
Russia approves for the first time a legal framework for the trading and mining of digital currencies, but blocks the possibility of using them within the country and grants banks unprecedented enforcement powers.

Golf: How the weak dollar boosted profit by 180%
The net profit of the Golf group jumped to 15.6 million shekels, the stock has already risen more than 20% this year, and the company continues to distribute dividends. However, there is a factor hidden in the reports that controls the picture and may pose a risk. What investors must understand before getting carried away by the headline.

On the way to $1.2 billion: Ormat is taking over new markets
The geothermal energy producer is raising its annual forecast to up to $1.2 billion following strong second-quarter reports, alongside an unusual jump of almost 200% in its energy storage activity worldwide.

Rami Levy with a market-breaking offer: children's product for only 189.90 NIS
The retail chain is expanding its non-food promotions and is offering a children's trampoline at a market-breaking price, in addition to a set of folding chairs and a writing desk at unprecedented prices published earlier this week | All the details

Sustainability, Trust and Resilience: The New Engines of Business Success
The successful businesses of 2026 will not necessarily be the fastest, but those that know how to build trust, resilience, and adaptability in a changing reality and conditions of uncertainty.

Israeli Company That Lost 83% Since IPO Surges 35% Following Earnings
Kaltura is worth less than a fifth of its 2021 IPO valuation and had previously sought an acquisition. Recent earnings reports have shifted the narrative, at least for now. What is driving the surge, and what risks remain?

Despite the World Cup loss: Lionel Messi donated 80 thousand euros to Spain
Weeks after the Argentine national team's loss in the World Cup final against Spain, the big star mobilized to assist residents of the Madrid region who were severely affected by forest fires.

Assi Israelof on grief and new beginnings: "I was in pain and it was sad"
The beloved comedian speaks for the first time about the painful marital crisis he endured, the challenges of living alone in the heart of Tel Aviv, and his decision not to give up on his biggest dream.

Rami Levy, Victory and Carrefour: The same shopping basket with a difference of almost 1,000 shekels
A massive check of 148 products in seven digital retail chains reveals huge differences of tens of percent, with the gap between the first and last place reaching over 900 shekels for the exact same basket.

National Insurance Institute: Child allowance payments scheduled for August 20
All parents of children up to age 18 are entitled to a monthly payment from the National Insurance Institute. Learn how the amounts are calculated, when funds are transferred, and when an application is required.
Israeli football star wants to acquire a club: "It's my dream"
The 37-year-old midfielder clarifies that retirement is not on the table at this stage, reveals that he has received offers from the National League, and talks about his big dream of establishing his own football club.

Ahead of the trading opening: The Israeli company that crashed 30% yesterday
El Al doubled its profits and surged yesterday, but energy dragged Tel Aviv down. On Wall Street, the Dow hit a record, but AMD disappointed, and SpaceX plunged 13%. The major Israeli company crashed due to a weak forecast. What is expected today?

Hadassah Ben-Ari on ending the 'diaper era' after 16 years: 'How strange it feels'
Hadassah Ben-Ari, ex-wife of singer Hanan Ben-Ari, shares her emotional reflections on her youngest daughter's potty training, marking the end of a 16-year chapter in her life.