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Jul 27, 2026
IDF soldier found lifeless at a base in the center of the country
Crime

IDF soldier found lifeless at a base in the center of the country

The Military Police have opened an investigation following the unusual incident • The circumstances of the death are under review.

Will the murderer's mistakes be revealed after 20 years? Police plan to crack the Tair Rada case
Crime

Will the murderer's mistakes be revealed after 20 years? Police plan to crack the Tair Rada case

Following the reopening of the case, new details emerge on how technology will help solve the mystery. Three key points will be re-examined 20 years after the tragedy that shocked the country.

Stolen plates and rapid tracking: How the Afula murder suspect was caught
Crime

Stolen plates and rapid tracking: How the Afula murder suspect was caught

An indictment will be filed against a 38-year-old resident of Migdal HaEmek. The investigation revealed that the suspect arrived from the Tivon area eight hours before the explosion in a stolen vehicle with forged license plates. Northern District Commander Nitzav Meir Eliyahu stated the arrest was the result of an uncompromising investigative effort.

Skiing in the peak of summer: destinations where you can swap the sea for snow
Travel

Skiing in the peak of summer: destinations where you can swap the sea for snow

While the heat in Israel is at its peak, there are places in the world where the ski season is still in full swing. From the glaciers of the Alps to the resorts of the Southern Hemisphere and indoor snow halls, here is how you can enjoy skiing even in July and August.

Shooting at ATV wheels and 12 arrests: Police raid in the Negev
Crime

Shooting at ATV wheels and 12 arrests: Police raid in the Negev

Fighters of the Southern National Guard and Southern District police officers tightened enforcement in Rahat and its surroundings as part of Operation 'Iron Net'. During the activity, weapons and explosives were located, 12 illegal residents were arrested, and two stolen ATVs from Ofakim were returned.

"In total shock, the damage is inconceivable": The severe fire at the Chabad complex in Ukraine
Religion

"In total shock, the damage is inconceivable": The severe fire at the Chabad complex in Ukraine

A massive fire caused extensive destruction at the grave complex of the Baal HaTanya in Hadiach, Ukraine. Miraculously, there were no casualties, as guests managed to rescue four Torah scrolls from the synagogue before it was destroyed. The local rabbi vows to rebuild an even larger complex.

At 32: Rabbi Yaakov Farber, a leader in integrating ultra-Orthodox Jews into the IDF, has passed away
Religion

At 32: Rabbi Yaakov Farber, a leader in integrating ultra-Orthodox Jews into the IDF, has passed away

The founder of the "Maalot Tzur" project for integrating ultra-Orthodox Jews into the IDF has passed away after battling a serious illness. Rabbi Farber, a father of five, acted on behalf of his rabbis to create adapted service tracks while maintaining a Torah-observant lifestyle. "If people want to get along — it is possible to get along," he often said.

Not just Valentine's Day: The true meaning of the 15th of Av
Religion

Not just Valentine's Day: The true meaning of the 15th of Av

The planting custom on Tu BiShvat is an exciting Zionist symbol, but the count of orlah years is determined precisely now. Halacha and agronomy agree: the 15th of Av is the finish line to gain a full year in the tree's development.

Because of hallucinogenic mushrooms? 13 children found in a 'zombie' state after eating candy at a summer camp
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Because of hallucinogenic mushrooms? 13 children found in a 'zombie' state after eating candy at a summer camp

Suspicion: A camper at a YMCA summer camp in New Jersey distributed candy containing hallucinogenic mushrooms to his friends. 13 children aged 10 to 13 were taken for medical examinations. The police have opened an investigation and identified a suspect.

Jul 26, 2026
'Ben Gvir is looking for a confrontation with the Arab public': Clashes between protesters and police in Umm al-Fahm
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'Ben Gvir is looking for a confrontation with the Arab public': Clashes between protesters and police in Umm al-Fahm

The police dispersed a demonstration in Umm al-Fahm against the violence in the West Bank, and Hadash chairman Yousef Jabareen claimed that the dispersal was carried out for political motives • Jabareen accused Minister Itamar Ben Gvir of attempting to initiate a confrontation with the Arab public ahead of the elections.

"Exploited public funds": National Insurance Institute demands millions of shekels from October 7 victims
Crime

"Exploited public funds": National Insurance Institute demands millions of shekels from October 7 victims

"Whoever used the benefit did so knowingly": The National Insurance Institute is demanding back about 15 million shekels from victims of hostilities who submitted unrecognized receipts for alternative treatment, including purchases of private consumer goods.

Media Personality with PTSD Attacked Over Service Dog
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Media Personality with PTSD Attacked Over Service Dog

Oved Perl, who suffers from PTSD after 450 days of reserve duty, faced discrimination at a Modiin greengrocer. Staff refused to let him enter with his service dog, and after he called the police, they began throwing vegetables at him.

Another minor on the way to the chuppah - and the police are helpless: This is how the method works in Yavne'el
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Another minor on the way to the chuppah - and the police are helpless: This is how the method works in Yavne'el

Another wedding with a minor bride is taking place today in the settlement, in violation of the law. The police are aware of the event but claim that chuppahs are held in secret locations, making it impossible to file indictments without direct proof of marriage. Background: At least 67 pregnancies among minors have been documented in the area since 2019.

"A Change in the City's Status": The Visit of the South Korean Ambassador to Jerusalem and Future Prospects
Local News

"A Change in the City's Status": The Visit of the South Korean Ambassador to Jerusalem and Future Prospects

Inho Park, former commander of the South Korean Air Force, met with Mayor Moshe Lion, toured Har Hotzvim, and was introduced to the "Diplomat's Guide to Jerusalem" initiative. Lion stated: "The goal is to become the economic capital of the Middle East."

Fire in Beit Hanina: Casualties reported as rescue operations continue
Crime

Fire in Beit Hanina: Casualties reported as rescue operations continue

Four people were injured in a fire that broke out in a residential building in the Beit Hanina neighborhood of Jerusalem, including one child in serious condition and two others in moderate condition. Fire and police forces are currently on-site conducting rescue operations.

"Are you the one complaining to the municipality? It won't help you": The death roulette of the visually impaired in Tel Aviv
Local News

"Are you the one complaining to the municipality? It won't help you": The death roulette of the visually impaired in Tel Aviv

Broken sidewalks, open pits, traffic lights without accessibility buttons, and speeding cyclists make every outing for the visually impaired a survival struggle. Residents report a lack of oversight and safety, while the municipality claims it is working to improve urban accessibility.

Smartphones in Kindergartens: New Data on Screen Exposure in Israel
Education

Smartphones in Kindergartens: New Data on Screen Exposure in Israel

In about 70% of kindergartens and early childhood settings in Israel, the teacher's smartphone, a tablet, or a computer is used at least once or twice a week. In kindergartens for ages 5–6, this figure jumps to 88.9%.

The harem continues - and the law has no answer: The "black hole" surrounding Igal Ratzon
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The harem continues - and the law has no answer: The "black hole" surrounding Igal Ratzon

Igal Ratzon's son manages a relationship with nine women under one roof. Clinical psychologist Amos Prives explains why authorities struggle to intervene - and when consent can turn into exploitation: "A problematic reality that should not exist."

Foreign worker charged with sexual assault of elderly woman
Crime

Foreign worker charged with sexual assault of elderly woman

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment in the Haifa District Court against a 40-year-old Indian national. She is accused of committing sexual offenses and assaulting an elderly woman under her care.

Supreme Court Rules: Singer Moshiko Mor, Accused of Rape, May Return to Performing
Crime

Supreme Court Rules: Singer Moshiko Mor, Accused of Rape, May Return to Performing

The court has ordered the removal of electronic monitoring for Moshiko Mor, authorizing his return to the stage. The easing of conditions follows positive reports from the Probation Service regarding his rehabilitation.

Crazy footage: Drunk soldiers stole an armored personnel carrier and caused massive damage at base
Crime

Crazy footage: Drunk soldiers stole an armored personnel carrier and caused massive damage at base

Two British engineering soldiers were arrested after speeding in a 15-ton armored vehicle. During their destructive joyride, they lost control and hit several cars. The damage is estimated at 100,000 pounds.

Circumcision of Minister Bezalel Smotrich's grandson: 'The victory of the people of Israel'
Religion

Circumcision of Minister Bezalel Smotrich's grandson: 'The victory of the people of Israel'

A circumcision ceremony was held this morning in the settlement of Einav for the son of Benaya Smotrich, who was seriously wounded in battle on the Lebanese border. 'This is the victory of the people of Israel,' the Finance Minister stated.

After a day of searching: A man's body was located on a beach in Ashkelon
Crime

After a day of searching: A man's body was located on a beach in Ashkelon

Forces searched the area for long hours after receiving a report yesterday about a missing person at Hofit Beach. Today his body was found and it will be transferred for examination at the National Center of Forensic Medicine. Israel Police: "Avoid entering the sea at non-declared beaches."

Saved thanks to the "Japanese Schindler" and designed the air conditioning in the Knesset: Berl Schor has passed away
Society

Saved thanks to the "Japanese Schindler" and designed the air conditioning in the Knesset: Berl Schor has passed away

The Holocaust survivor, who passed away at the age of 98, went through an extraordinary survival journey. Alongside his engineering work, he dedicated his efforts to testimony and memory.

In the home of a senior anti-corruption official, $20 million in cash and gold bars were found
Crime

In the home of a senior anti-corruption official, $20 million in cash and gold bars were found

Armed military forces arrived at police headquarters following the raid, leading to unprecedented tension between security branches. The President intervened in the crisis, deciding that the official would be investigated by his own office rather than the police.

Former International Footballer Killed in Car Accident at 38
Crime

Former International Footballer Killed in Car Accident at 38

Kalilou Traoré, who made 17 appearances for the Mali national team, was part of the squad that won a bronze medal at the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations. He previously played in Croatia, Denmark, and France.

Man Seriously Injured in Violent Incident in Sderot
Crime

Man Seriously Injured in Violent Incident in Sderot

MDA medics and paramedics provided medical treatment to the wounded man at the scene. He was evacuated to Barzilai Hospital while sedated and intubated, suffering from a penetrating injury.

On this remote road, the view is breathtaking - but there is a chance you won't come out alive
Travel

On this remote road, the view is breathtaking - but there is a chance you won't come out alive

Abysses hundreds of meters deep, waterfalls, and the danger of slipping — the Abano Pass in Georgia is considered one of the most dangerous roads in Europe.

"The First Haredi Supreme Court Justice Will Come From Here": A Quiet Revolution in the Ministry of Justice
Education

"The First Haredi Supreme Court Justice Will Come From Here": A Quiet Revolution in the Ministry of Justice

Clinics at the Tel Aviv District Attorney's Office and the Ministry of Justice's Department of Counseling and Legislation are opening doors for Haredi students into the heart of the law enforcement system. They participate in drafting legislation, questioning witnesses, and representing the state in court.

Jul 25, 2026
Fatal accident near Tnuvot junction: Motorcyclist killed, two injured
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Fatal accident near Tnuvot junction: Motorcyclist killed, two injured

A motorcyclist aged about 20, a resident of Qalansawe, was killed this evening in a traffic accident on Highway 57 near the Tnuvot junction. A man aged about 30 was seriously injured and another person sustained light injuries. Police have opened an investigation, and three lanes in the westbound direction remain closed.

In the coming days: The remains of Herzl's grandparents will be brought to Israel and buried beside him in Jerusalem
Society

In the coming days: The remains of Herzl's grandparents will be brought to Israel and buried beside him in Jerusalem

The remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, the grandparents of the visionary of the state, will be brought from Belgrade in the coming days and buried beside him on Mount Herzl. The funeral ceremony is expected to take place on August 5 with the participation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog.

Sleeping in the field and the helicopters: What did Yuval Kogan go through? New details
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Sleeping in the field and the helicopters: What did Yuval Kogan go through? New details

24 hours after breathing a sigh of relief, friends and family visited the home in Ashkelon • 4-year-old Yuval "received sweets" and shared his experience • The police clarify: there is no suspicion of criminal activity, and the case will be officially closed next week.

Grandmother arrested and sues police: "They were creating dramatic content for a reality show"
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Grandmother arrested and sues police: "They were creating dramatic content for a reality show"

Donna Dillon from Knoxville has filed a lawsuit against Knox County and the local sheriff's office after being arrested at her home on an old warrant for the sake of filming a police reality show. Dillon claims the incident caused significant emotional distress to her family. This is not the first instance of such television programs leading to high-profile lawsuits and multi-million dollar...

"We were left alone": The families struggling for their children's rehabilitation after cancer recovery
Health

"We were left alone": The families struggling for their children's rehabilitation after cancer recovery

About 70% of children recovering from cancer do not receive essential rehabilitation treatments on time due to a shortage of therapists and available appointments. Long waiting times, distance from rehabilitation centers, and a lack of adapted solutions burden families and harm the recovery process.

"Believed in the land of the country": Former Chairman of the Settlement Division passed away
Society

"Believed in the land of the country": Former Chairman of the Settlement Division passed away

Dani Krichman, a resident of Moshav Beit HaLevi, passed away at the age of 88. He previously served as Chairman of the Settlement Division of the World Zionist Organization and as an assistant to the late Rafael Eitan. Yisrael Beiteinu Chairman Avigdor Lieberman paid tribute to him: "A man of action and values."

The 10 most popular names for boys born in Israel in 2025
Society

The 10 most popular names for boys born in Israel in 2025

Muhammad is in first place, and the most popular name for Jews is only in fourth place. A list of the most common names given to boys born last year.

Woman seriously injured after vehicle falls from bridge onto Ayalon Highway
Crime

Woman seriously injured after vehicle falls from bridge onto Ayalon Highway

A woman in her 50s was seriously injured after her vehicle fell from a bridge onto the Ayalon Highway near the HaShalom interchange. She was evacuated by MDA teams to Ichilov Hospital.

The stabber in the NYC antisemitic attack is a Hispanic man dealing with mental illness
Crime

The stabber in the NYC antisemitic attack is a Hispanic man dealing with mental illness

Despite the suspect's mental state, a source familiar with the details tells "Ha-Yom" that it is difficult not to define the event that took place on the Upper West Side as an antisemitic hate crime. Due to the suspect's medical condition, there is a possibility that he will not bear full criminal responsibility.

Not Only in Israel: Florida Delivery Driver Leaves Toddler in Sweltering Car
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Not Only in Israel: Florida Delivery Driver Leaves Toddler in Sweltering Car

An Uber Eats driver in St. Petersburg left a child in a car without air conditioning to pick up an order and subsequently forgot where she had parked. After she contacted the police, the toddler was found sweating and rushed to a hospital. The driver has been arrested and charged with child abuse.

After 14 years, a single drop of blood solved the murder: The technology that exposed the suspect
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After 14 years, a single drop of blood solved the murder: The technology that exposed the suspect

An advanced DNA test led FBI investigators to a real estate agent from Texas, who was arrested on suspicion of murdering her friend in her apartment. The method that helped solve the case was genetic genealogy, which allowed investigators to compare samples from family databases.

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