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The silent threat to the liver: everything you need to know about viral hepatitis B and C
Years of life without pain or fatigue. Without treatment, chronic inflammation can lead to cirrhosis and liver cancer. The good news: it can be prevented and cured without side effects.

With a hammer in hand: A man chased a woman into a Jewish school in New York
The suspect tried to enter the building after the woman fled into it, but was stopped by a security guard. During the confrontation, an 8-year-old child was slightly injured. At this stage, it is not considered an antisemitic incident.

Road fatality: Pedestrian aged about 40 killed by vehicle in Hadera
A 40-year-old man was killed after being struck by a vehicle. MDA paramedic Alexander Goldenberg: 'This is a very difficult scene, the injuries were severe, and unfortunately we had to pronounce him dead at the scene.'

Without shame: Ruach Hashem Gordon's rival filmed stealing at Carmel Market
According to a report by "HaTzinor," before his fight against the Israeli athlete, Moldovan fighter Maximus Bejanote was filmed stealing items from a Judaica shop owned by a widow who immigrated from Iran.

Hours after being indicted for assault: Deputy Mayor announces joining a new party
Shimon Tobul, a representative of Degel HaTorah and a reserve soldier in the Givati Brigade, announced he is joining Avi Maoz's party ahead of the elections. The announcement comes concurrently with the filing of an indictment against him for assaulting two gas station employees over Arabic music. Noam responded: "The prosecutor's decision is puzzling."

The Aftermath of War: A Jump in Weddings in Israel and the Cities Breaking Singlehood Records
The number of couples marrying in 2024 increased by about 10% compared to the previous year. Simultaneously, there has been a rise in the number of singles, the average age of marriage, and the popularity of cohabitation without marriage. The CBS clarifies that marriage rates in Israel show a long-term decline.

Remains of five infants found in apartment in France
Police discovered the bones of four infants and the body of a fifth in an apartment in the city of Orange, launching a murder investigation. The remains were found by the mother's partner. The 32-year-old mother, who gave birth to a healthy baby on Sunday, remains hospitalized and has not yet been questioned.

Report: Higher Sense of Security in Localities Where 'HaShomer HaChadash' Operates
A special report by consulting firm KPMG reveals that the organization's activities significantly strengthen community resilience. CEO Yoel Zilberman highlighted the impact of volunteers, while Minister Orit Strock emphasized that settlement presence is key to regional security.

Holocaust Monument Desecrated in Ukraine: Mayor Offers Reward for Information
A Holocaust memorial in the city of Samar, eastern Ukraine, was defaced with swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti. Mayor Serhiy Reznik has announced a cash reward for information leading to the identification of the vandals, promising full anonymity to informants.

Complainant used AI for trial prep — rape case halted
A rape trial in Britain was halted after mobile phone logs revealed the complainant used an AI chatbot to prepare for cross-examination and 'refine' her answers. The court ruled this constituted prohibited 'witness coaching' that could contaminate the testimony.

Fire in HaNasi Forest: Suspicion of human-caused ignition
Firefighters discovered smoldering coals at the origin of the blaze. The Fire and Rescue Authority urges the public to refrain from lighting fires in open areas.

Detention extended for Maxim Bruverman - who was with Eldar Dayan in the car before his disappearance
During the hearing, it emerged that Bruverman has a criminal record, including a conviction for possession of brass knuckles. He faces suspicions of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and involvement in a hit-and-run incident.

"A huge settlement above the biblical valley": The plan in Samaria is taking root
Dozens of residential structures have been placed in the new settlement of Emek Dotan. With their placement and the progress of development works, the various parties are now preparing for the first families to move in.

Convicted Murderer of Muhammad Abu Khdeir Faces New Charges in Prison
One of the individuals convicted for the murder of Muhammad Abu Khdeir was brought to the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court. Police suspect he was illegally possessing a mobile phone in his prison cell.

Tair Rada murder case to be re-examined - Ilana: "It was my heart's desire"
Ilana Rada stated that no one spoke with her or her lawyer about the move. She called for examining the evidence that was not tested and clarified: "My goal is to find the real murderers."

The villa that became a drug lab: 420 kg of cannabis seized in the north
During a raid on a luxury villa in the moshav of Migdal, police seized 420 kg of cannabis and cultivation equipment. A 57-year-old Yavne resident has been indicted for illegal electricity theft totaling over 150,000 shekels.

The Noisy Road and Parkinson's Risk: How to Protect Yourself
A large-scale Danish study suggests that living near busy roads may slightly increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease. However, scientists highlight that having a "quiet side" in your home can act as a crucial protective buffer for brain health.

Johnson & Johnson to pay $5.5 billion to settle "cancerous baby powder" lawsuits
The American pharmaceutical giant hopes to end a 15-year legal battle over claims that its baby powder caused ovarian cancer. The company continues to deny the allegations, stating that the settlement is intended to avoid further legal costs.

Morning habits you should avoid on an empty stomach
From your first coffee to breakfast: small adjustments to help your digestive system start the day more comfortably.

Suspicion of a cover-up in Indonesia: Sexual harassment investigation against a senior police officer closed
Human rights organizations in West Sumatra are launching a struggle following the closure of the case with "puzzling excuses." The complainant, a police officer subordinate to the suspect, reported threats and heavy pressure to reach a compromise, even though the country's law absolutely prohibits mediation in sexual offenses.

'Dad killed Mom': 5-year-old boy exposed the murder of his pregnant mother
Tragedy in India: A man was arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife, who was in her eighth month of pregnancy, following an argument over alcohol. The suspect attempted to mislead police, but his 5-year-old son contradicted his account.

Terror Returns to Ireland: 25-Year-Old Student Accused of Smuggling Explosive Device
Isobel Perry Sullivan was arrested last Wednesday while heading north after an intelligence operation discovered an explosive device in her vehicle. Her defense claims she was manipulated into transporting the bag without knowing its contents. The incident is linked to a dissident group rejecting the 1998 peace agreement.

Soya batter with a half-naked worker: The video causing a stir in India
In footage that has gone viral, a worker is seen being dragged inside a huge vat with 'soya chaap' batter while half-naked, alongside raw materials placed on the floor. While authorities have launched an official investigation to check the location and date of the filming, food experts warn of severe contamination and the industry is trying to calm the situation.

Two years since the Majdal Shams disaster: A team was launched to promote national programs for the Druze community
The task force will promote national programs for the Druze community as well as future strategic moves for the benefit of the Druze community and the State of Israel. Chaim Tayeb, president and founder of the Tayeb Foundation: "Out of the great pain, we seek to create a covenant of life — a covenant of responsibility, partnership, and action."

Mass brawl in Beit Hanina: One person injured by stone-throwing - Police dispersed the rioters
The brawl broke out against the backdrop of an ongoing dispute between families; participants used stones, sticks, and fireworks. Shuafat station officers and Yasam forces used riot dispersal measures to restore order.

Footage released: The moment a vehicle exploded in Afula, killing Ovnach Dinko
The explosion occurred in Afula last May. The victim was evacuated in critical condition to HaEmek Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. An indictment is set to be filed against a 38-year-old resident of Migdal HaEmek.

Disaster averted: Two girls rescued from a stream in the north after suffering from dehydration
The two felt unwell during a hike; a medical team from the Galilee-Carmel Search and Rescue Unit provided them with initial treatment in the field. After stabilizing their condition, the girls were rescued on foot and transferred for further treatment in a Magen David Adom ambulance.

Electric bicycle rider seriously injured in accident on Highway 44 near Nir Tzvi
The man, a foreign worker aged about 30, was hit by a vehicle and sustained head and limb injuries. He was evacuated to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital in serious but stable condition.

"Divine timing": Yedidim volunteer rescues dogs locked in a car at a gas station
Dogs were locked in a vehicle at a gas station on Hebron Road in Be'er Sheva while their owner was refueling. A Yedidim volunteer who happened to be on-site rescued the animals quickly using specialized equipment without damaging the vehicle.

Outrageous: Death of rabbi who promoted IDF service for Haredim celebrated with a 'mitzvah feast'
Documentation circulating in Haredi channels shows food and drink being distributed in kollels to mark the death of Rabbi Yaakov Aaron Farber. The 32-year-old rabbi, who passed away after a battle with cancer, led initiatives to integrate Haredim into the IDF and was frequently targeted by protesters.

Tragedy in the NFL: Assistant coach's son suspected of shooting his mother
The wife of Eric Bieniemy, assistant coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, was critically wounded in a shooting at their Virginia home. Her condition has since stabilized, and the couple's 27-year-old son has been arrested.

Illegal Surveillance: Police Remove 21 Cameras in Arab Village
Police officers from the Umm al-Fahm station, in cooperation with tactical brigade units, conducted an operation in the village of Salem, removing 21 cameras installed without permits.
Hanania Suffered Cardiac Arrest at Home — Neighbor Saved His Life: 'We Didn't Know Each Other Before'
Hanania Zaguri, 76, from Netivot, suffered a cardiac arrest at home during the night. His daughter began resuscitation efforts under MADA guidance until their neighbor, a motorcycle unit medic, and an intensive care team arrived to restore his pulse.

Attempted to run over police officers and flee: two brothers arrested on suspicion of transporting illegal aliens
Two brothers from Ashdod were arrested on suspicion of transporting and employing illegal aliens, after a pursuit of one of them ended in an arrest in the Southern District. According to the police, the suspect attempted to run over a police officer during the check, and three illegal aliens were arrested as part of the operation.

Remains of Herzl's Relatives to be Brought to Israel for Symbolic Burial
From Serbia to Israel: The historic process is officially underway. On the 77th anniversary of the burial of the visionary of the Jewish state, a solemn funeral ceremony is expected to take place, attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.

"Like a religious war": After years of struggle, children from an Arab village will be educated in Jewish frameworks
For 25 years, the mother of three children lived alongside a Muslim partner in the southern Hebron Hills. Despite repeated attempts on her part to leave and start a new page, the move was only made possible now, at the end of a long legal battle. The children will start the upcoming school year in a Jewish framework in the north of the country.

A.K. Responds to Reopening of Tair Rada Murder Case
Olya Kravchenko, previously identified as a potential suspect and later cleared, commented on the case's reopening in a TikTok video. The investigation has been transferred from the Northern District's Major Crimes Unit to the Tel Aviv District's equivalent.

Farewell to the groundbreaking rabbi who passed away at 32: "Haredi enlistment burned in him"
Yaakov Farber, founder of a program for integrating Haredim into the IDF, passed away at 32. Rabbi Yonatan Ries eulogizes his brother-in-law and partner, highlighting his character against the backdrop of scandalous reactions from extremist elements: "The recruiter croaked."

A rare case in Israel: A cyclist swallowed a bee - and his life was saved by a miracle
A Sharon resident was riding his bike when he was attacked by a swarm of bees, one of which entered his mouth. After receiving misleading advice from a chat app, he found himself in a life-threatening situation, until he was saved by the resourcefulness of doctors at Meir Medical Center.

Major fire at Strauss and Tapugan warehouses in Sderot
Footage from the scene shows heavy smoke rising from the area where buildings in the warehouse complex were engulfed in flames.