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Israeli pensioner revealed his monthly expenses: 'I cannot cope with this'
In a report on Channel 12 that dealt with the cost of living and the question of how much it costs to grow old in Israel, Yossi, a pensioner in his 70s, revealed his monthly expenses which reached an especially high amount. In front of the cameras he admitted with pain: 'My daughter helps me with food containers, it is a shame' | All the details

Yael Odem: "I feel ignorant in many areas"
Yael Odem, education correspondent for Channel 12, criticized the Israeli education system, highlighting concerning knowledge gaps among young IDF recruits.

Maya Kay in a revealing interview about business: "It's a long process with disappointments"
Maya Kay celebrates significant achievements, calling it a "terribly long process," talks about her relationship ("I'm still at the previous stage"), and explains why she makes sure to perform one simple action every day in her bank account — "to be aware" — in a revealing interview.

Omri Kanda on his financial situation: "I owe a lot, I work two jobs"
Omri Kanda revealed his financial situation while speaking on the show "Power Couple" about his personal struggles, working nights as a courier, and trying to pay off debts and obligations: "We wanted to move to a new rented house, I have alimony, tons of expenses for the house" | All the details

Channel 14 owner faces scrutiny: potential loss of media control
Media market drama: The "Hatzlacha" association and "Lobby 99" have petitioned the Second Authority for Television and Radio to end businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili's joint ownership of Channel 14 and an ultra-Orthodox radio station, citing the expiration of legal exemptions.

20 million shekel investment down the drain: huge shopping complex in Israel closes
The Italian food hall Eatalia in Petah Tikva, established with a massive investment by leading restaurateurs, has suddenly closed its doors after only 3 years, and ordering systems have been completely blocked, leading to a quick and sad end.

Miri Regev: "Eisenkot cannot form a government without terror supporters and refuseniks"
The Minister of Transport was a guest on "Pathi and Zamri in the Nation" and claimed that the Right must wake up ahead of the elections, while criticizing Gadi Eisenkot and the Democrats party: "These are critical elections."

Former senior official in Netanyahu's office: "You were submissive slaves, he kicked you out"
Edna Halbani, who served as a coordinator in the Prime Minister's Office for 50 years, launched a scathing attack on Likud ministers and MKs, as well as Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, labeling the politicians as "submissive slaves."

Edmond Safra opens his wallet: Hapoel Tel Aviv completes the biggest purchase in its history
Edmond Safra continues his investment strategy, completing the largest deal in Hapoel Tel Aviv's history. Red Star Belgrade player Douglas Owusu has signed a four-season contract.

Roy Revivo on the way to a top club: "On the radar"
The Maccabi Tel Aviv left-back continues to generate interest in Europe. Alongside an offer from Spain, reports in Italy indicate that Fiorentina has renewed its interest in the player.

Real Madrid aiming high: On the way to the biggest deal in its history
Real Madrid is close to completing one of the biggest deals in its history, as Ousmane Diomande is expected to join in a deal that could reach 140 million euros.

After 12 years: Maayan Private says goodbye in tears to Channel 12 News: "It's crazy"
The veteran consumer reporter conducted her final broadcast on Keshet 12, burst into tears following an especially moving surprise from her family in the studio, and is now embarking on a new and surprising professional path.

Gaps of up to 3,524%: The product sold for 239 shekels instead of 6 shekels
Niv Gilboa sent a hidden camera to model Maya Kay's new store at the Ramat Aviv Mall, and warned against the unusual markups of her technological accessories brand: "You will pay hundreds of percent more for the products."

National Insurance: How Old-Age Pensions Are Calculated
A worker and their employer may transfer over a million shekels to the state throughout their career, but the National Insurance Institute distributes old-age pensions amounting to only a few thousand shekels. We explain how this mechanism works and why it is not a personal savings account.

Drama on the Kinneret: Popular beach closed due to overcrowding, paddleboarder rescued
At the height of the swimming season, one of the Kinneret's most popular beaches was closed due to extreme overcrowding. Meanwhile, lifeguards prevented a tragedy by rescuing a paddleboarder who had been swept 590 meters offshore by strong winds.

Yitzhak Tshuva in a mega-deal: Energy company acquired for 38.5 million dollars
Significant expansion in energy operations in Canada: InPlay, partially held by Delek Group managed by Idan Walles, acquired a Canadian oil and gas company for tens of millions of dollars. This is another strategic move supporting continued value creation and the expansion of energy activity in North America. Since Delek's investment in InPlay, the stock has jumped by about 50%.

The S&P 500 Hits a New Record: What Comes Next
The primary Wall Street index has returned to an all-time high following two months of stagnation. Most Israelis are exposed to this performance through pension and advanced study funds. We examine the catalysts for this surge, the distance to the next milestone, and why analysts remain cautious.

Renowned restaurant chain goes bankrupt: request for liquidation, rising costs were the deciding factor
The American fast-food chain Salad and Go has filed for protection from creditors and will cease operations entirely. The chain explains that rising costs, a hit to demand, and a parasite outbreak in the salad industry led to the collapse.

After dismissal from Channel 13, Netali Shem-Tov alleges racism and boycott
Journalist Netali Shem-Tov, currently engaged in a legal battle against Channel 13 News, has spoken out about workplace harassment, claiming she faced discrimination and boycotting.

El Al flying high, energy stocks diving | Stock exchange summary
Stock exchange summary: A volatile and mixed trading day on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Alongside an impressive double-digit jump in El Al shares and notable gains in Camtek and Keystone Infra, renewable energy shares experienced price declines.

Moove Raises $250 Million to Build Autonomous Transportation Infrastructure
Moove, a developer of operational infrastructure for autonomous transport, has raised $250 million in a Series C round, reaching a valuation of $2.1 billion.

Sophie from 'Married at First Sight' shares memories: "Remembering this evening"
Sophie Daniel Benjamin shared romantic photos from the show's filming, sparking renewed interest in her relationship status with Dor, shortly after they celebrated their firstborn's circumcision ceremony.

Chaos at HaZahav Mall: 10 NIS Deals Lead to Violence and Store Closure
Thousands of customers arrived at the popular mall in Rishon LeZion, waiting for hours in line. However, severe concerns regarding fights and dangerous overcrowding led the security department to make the dramatic decision to close the event.

After a $600 million exit: Israeli executive appointed CEO of defense tech firm
Ofer Elyakim, known for the successful sale of DSP Group, has been named CEO of Arasale Electronics. The company develops AI-driven systems for the IDF and the US Army, helping to improve artillery precision and reduce ammunition consumption by 50%.

Raviv Drucker gets hit by a Channel 14 host: "Where does the audacity come from? The people are no suckers"
Dana Varon launched a sharp attack on journalist Raviv Drucker following an article he published in the "Haaretz" newspaper, and spoke out against his positions in a monologue she led live: "How can one continue to preach the same blindness as if we learned nothing?"

Yona Elian and Sassi Keshet on the Situation: 'It's a Terrible Feeling, I Cry All Day'
Celebrating 53 years of marriage, Yona Elian and Sassi Keshet reveal how they cope with the country's current challenges. The couple admits to having different emotional approaches to the ongoing crisis.

Moshe Ivgy with a "threatening" message to Shahar Hasson: "It's time"
Stand-up comedian Nofar Swisa uploaded a video to social media alongside actor Moshe Ivgy, who addressed Shahar Hasson in his familiar "The Arbitrator" character style, demanding he let her open his stand-up show: "Give her a chance, she is good" | All the details

New Parking Regulations: Israeli Drivers Face Loss of Benefits and Higher Costs
Starting January 2027, free blue-and-white zone parking for city residents will be restricted to their immediate residential area. The reform that could have prevented this shift was blocked in the Knesset.

Irish Boycott of Israel Compromises Government Jet Safety
The Irish government purchased a 53 million euro luxury business jet but opted out of a critical safety system because it is manufactured by an Israeli company. This decision limits the aircraft's landing capabilities in poor visibility.

14.5% Salary Increase and Improved Conditions: Tambord Employees Secure New Agreement
The Histadrut and the management of Tambord have signed a four-year collective agreement granting approximately 70 employees a 14.5% salary increase, alongside improved welfare benefits and food allowances.

Lotto goes wild: This mistake cost players 80 million shekels
Two participants were a step away from the grand prize in the latest Lotto draw, but missing the strong number left the huge jackpot unclaimed and rolled it over to the next draw.

Eyal Berkovic complained about ratings, Noam Fathi retorted: "He never understood how he is measured"
Eyal Berkovic claimed that the rating measurement method is "nonsense" after discovering a gap between percentages and the actual number of viewers. Channel 14 panelist Noam Fathi did not remain silent and opened another front against the former footballer.
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Facing the most beautiful location in the city: The iconic restaurant makes a big comeback
The Rooftop restaurant at the Mamilla Hotel presents a fresh culinary concept and an updated menu by incoming chef Itay Shalev, combining contemporary Israeli cuisine with international influences.

Up to 60% Off at Super-Pharm: Computers and Tablets Starting at 322.50 Shekels
Super-Pharm is launching a back-to-school promotion, offering discounts of up to 60% on a wide range of popular electronics, including laptops, tablets, and e-readers.

Noa Moses met with her aunt's ex-husband: "I love you"
Noa Moses, one of the prominent figures in the current season of 'Married at First Sight', shared a surprising photo alongside her aunt Judy Nir-Mozes' ex-husband.

Starting Tomorrow: A New Threat That Could Drive Down SpaceX Stock
Despite financial reports beating forecasts, SpaceX stock dropped 8%. Experts attribute this to the company's massive capital expenditures and the upcoming expiration of the shareholder lock-up period.
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Margol reveals her medical condition: "I underwent a procedure, it's hard for me"
After being filmed struggling to walk and appearing seated on a chair at Avraham Tal's performance, singer Margol reassures fans and reveals the reason: "It's hard for me to stand, but it's nothing dramatic."

Noa Kirel and Anna Zak met: The surprising launch that united everyone
The international sports brand Adidas launched its new fashion collection in Israel at a particularly festive event, to which the best content creators and the hottest names in the local scene flocked to get a first look.

Crossing the red line: Guy Peleg filed an urgent police complaint
Guy Peleg has decided not to let the matter pass following a severe smear and incitement campaign conducted on social media, and threatens to act by all means at his disposal to prosecute those responsible.

Efi Kraif Breaks Silence: "You Saw My Nude Photo, So What?"
In a candid interview on Reshet 13, Efi Kraif discusses deleting correspondence with former Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon and Judge Yosef Elron, explaining why she would not repeat that action in hindsight.