Israel Hayom

The "Bandita" cafe on Uziel Street in Ramat Gan was set on fire three times in May, June, and July. Last week, police arrested three residents of Beitar Illit, aged 16, 19, and 23, in connection with the incidents.

The agent carried out controlled transactions and exposed the sale of pistols, M-16 rifles, Kalashnikovs, and explosive devices. 9 indictments were filed at the Be'er Sheva District Court.

In his first post since returning from captivity, David describes the complex rehabilitation process: "Surviving is one thing - rehabilitating is a different battle." His family members have launched a crowdfunding campaign for him.

The Israel Prison Service Investigations Division and the 'Barkai' unit utilized an undercover agent to investigate a suspect who allegedly paid thousands of shekels to falsify his community service attendance records.

In a sharp statement published by the rabbis of "Torat HaAretz HaTova," they attacked the use of arrests and criminal enforcement against Haredi draft evaders: "These actions deepen the rift and lack of trust."

An IDF soldier who was attacked in the southern Hebron Hills and had his weapon snatched arrived at the police station to testify as a victim, but was interrogated under caution on suspicion of attacking the Palestinians involved. The police stated: "We are checking all directions to reach the truth."

The transition from kindergarten to elementary school or from elementary to middle school is often accompanied by excitement, concerns, and uncertainty. The Ministry of Education and parents can assist children through early preparation, open dialogue, and emotional support.

Police have solved two incidents involving fragmentation grenades thrown at a residential building. Investigators suspect a 19-year-old accomplice drove the 16-year-old minor to the scene amid a criminal conflict.

Thought the tray table was the problem? It turns out the most contaminated surface on the plane is actually something else, and most of us forget to disinfect it. A microbiologist reveals which spots must be cleaned, and where you should never store your passport and headphones.

A man was killed in a collision involving a truck and a private car on Highway 4 near Holot. MADA teams declared his death at the scene.

US welfare officials estimate that the 16 children rescued from an Ohio home will not remain together and that their rehabilitation will take a long time. Four family members are accused of 16 counts of child endangerment, but deny the charges.

A lifeguard who was called to Shikmim Beach located the two at a distance of more than 600 meters from the shore and returned them safely • The Kinneret Cities Association warns: enter the water only at designated beaches and avoid the windy hours.

Yariv Levin has announced the appointment of Yehuda Avidan, who also heads the Ministry of Religious Services. The move marks a victory for the Shas party, though a conflict of interest agreement restricts Avidan from overseeing kashrut-related matters.

Security uncertainty has led to a shift in how Israelis book flights. New features now allow travelers to prioritize Israeli airlines and explore destinations based on their budget.

Qantas' 'Project Sunrise' is changing the rules of the game, turning exhausting flights into a comfortable experience. Direct flights from Australia to London and New York promise to make long stopovers a thing of the past.

Tu B'Av marked a new beginning for converts who completed their journey through the "Giyur KeHalacha" system. This initiative, run by the "Itim" organization, serves as an alternative to the bureaucratic process of the Chief Rabbinate, which often carries a heavy emotional toll.

The Constitution Committee Chairman sued the Channel 12 reporter over the publication of the statement: "The blood of the brothers Hillel and Yagel Yaniv, who were murdered in Huwara, is redder than the blood of those murdered on October 7" • The judge ruled that the defendants proved the words were spoken in a closed forum.

MDA teams evacuated a teenager found unconscious in Kafr Manda to Rambam Hospital. Witnesses reported that the boy had apparently been electrocuted.

A shift in strategy in the south: moving from targeted raids to continuous civil law enforcement under police protection. The new appointment by the Minister of National Security aims to enable the Israel Electric Corporation, the Tax Authority, and the National Insurance Institute to operate safely in Bedouin settlements.

The Press and Media Council awarded certificates of appreciation to dozens of journalists, photographers, and news personnel for their coverage of the war. Among the winners are military correspondent Lilach Shoval, foreign news editor Dudi Kogan, Tel Aviv and Shfela correspondent Avi Cohen, investigative reporter Itay Ilanai, and photographer Oren Ben Hakoon.

Police have arrested 40-year-old Bnei Brak resident Nachman Levy on suspicion of sex offenses against two minors. Authorities are urging anyone who may have been harmed by the suspect to come forward.

The Jerusalem District police prosecution unit has filed an indictment against a 29-year-old man for assaulting his wife. According to the charges, the defendant punched his spouse and dragged her while their minor son witnessed the violence.

Firefighting crews from the Galil-Golan station and the 'Elad' aerial squadron contained a fire in the Nof Kinneret neighborhood of Safed. Two people sustained light injuries during the operation on the steep slope and were evacuated by Magen David Adom.

Traffic changes on the route to the capital: Due to maintenance and safety work on the Motza Bridge, Highway 1 eastbound will be closed starting Thursday at 22:00 for 12 hours. Alternative routes are provided.

Following four years of diplomatic efforts, the remains of Shimon Leib and Rivka Herzl were exhumed from a Belgrade cemetery. They will be laid to rest next week at the Herzl family plot in Jerusalem during a state ceremony.

Two minors have been arrested on suspicion of brutally assaulting a young man found with a head injury near Beit She'an. Police initially investigated the case as a traffic accident, but recent findings have raised criminal suspicion.

Three illegal workers were found in a carpentry shop and a construction site in Sheikh Danun. In Shlomi, dozens of kilograms of cannabis and growing equipment were seized. In Acre, the closure of an apartment suspected of being a drug den was extended by 60 days.

Tax offenses under aggravating circumstances in the construction industry: A company owner is accused of fictitiously increasing expenses to evade taxes. The indictment reveals that between 2019 and 2022, the defendants deducted input tax for transactions that were never performed.

Following the discovery of over 420 kg of cannabis and cultivation equipment at a villa in Migdal, police have filed an indictment against a 57-year-old resident of Yavne. The property has been ordered closed for 30 days.

A warning to the public against SMS messages offering payment of traffic fines via an attached link. The police urge: "Do not enter personal or credit card details."

Shifting sands, "Beit VeGan" shares, and old bus tickets: the historical treasure revealed at the office of Mayor Tzvika Brot in the midst of preparations for the city's centennial celebrations.

The police raided the homes of two suspects for threats in the north and seized a large amount of cash hidden in a wardrobe. According to the police report, the investigation was opened following a complaint from a person who reported threats to their life. The financial findings were transferred to the Economic Enforcement Unit for examination.

Police raids on crime hubs in Qalansawe and Kafr Qasim led to the seizure of an unprecedented weapons cache, including a missile suspected to have been stolen from the IDF. Five suspects were arrested.

A 48-year-old woman was bitten by a snake while working on Machon Volcani Street in Rishon LeZion. MDA teams provided initial treatment and evacuated her to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital in serious but stable condition.

The suspect, a member of a rapid response team in his 20s, was documented armed with an M16 and a handgun during the attack in Huwara. Some of the Palestinians who were injured required medical treatment. The weapons in his possession were seized.

Two pistols, 5 magazines, and a suspected stolen off-road vehicle were seized during an operation to strengthen governance in the south. Six suspects were arrested, including two illegal aliens hiding in an apartment.

Ruth, who was pregnant and on her way to becoming a single mother, had to explain repeatedly to police officers that she did not have a dog. The community police officer who arrived to restore order could not close the case - but he stayed and became her partner and a father figure in her daughter's life.

Three residents of Tamra have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in the murder of barber Yasser Abu al-Hijja and the serious wounding of another person at a local barbershop. Police concluded a covert investigation, and the case has now moved to an overt phase.

The Green-controlled council in Hackney has initiated a process to cancel the 1968 twinning agreement with Haifa. Labour and Conservative members criticized the move as a "divisive and symbolic step," while the Jewish community described it as "spite over logic."

In an era when major Italian tourist cities are overwhelmed, Trieste offers a calm and authentic experience. From magnificent palaces and legendary cafes to a rich Jewish history, this city remains one of the most interesting destinations for Israeli travelers.