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Murder in Jaffa: Suspects arrested after police pursuit
Ahmad Shakara was shot to death while riding an electric bicycle on Jerusalem Boulevard. Two suspects were arrested in a Holon apartment after attempting to dispose of a weapon. Police also seized the vehicle allegedly used in the crime.

USA tightens the noose on Iran: The bank to be cut off from the dollar system
The US Treasury Department is working to deny an Egyptian bank in the UAE access to the US financial system after it allegedly transferred $1.8 billion for Iran's "shadow banking" networks. Simultaneously, sanctions were imposed on an Iranian bank manager and a Hong Kong company.

Gottlieb defends Ben Gvir - Yair Netanyahu: "Personal hatred and ego"
The Likud MK backed the Otzma Yehudit chairman's refusal to unite with Smotrich and called on the Religious Zionism chairman to join Winter or Feiglin. The Prime Minister's son responded sharply: "He is playing Russian roulette with the fate of the country."

Liquidations in the Gaza Strip: IDF Eliminates Terrorists Involved in October 7 Massacre
Ibrahim Nabil Ibrahim Bass, a commander in the military wing of Hamas, was eliminated in a strike in Shati. In another strike, Hamdi Ahmad Hamad Kahil, a commander of an observation platoon in the PIJ, was eliminated. The IDF states that both were working to restore the capabilities of the terrorist organizations.

Avinatan Or prepares to release book about days in captivity
Former hostage Avinatan Or, who spent 738 days in Hamas captivity, has announced the release of his book "Through the Earth." He was kidnapped on October 7 along with Noa Argamani.

"I will cut off your head": The messages a mother from Ramle sent to her daughter's kindergarten teacher
An indictment was filed against a 48-year-old woman on suspicion of threats and insulting a public servant. The indictment states that the mother's actions included a series of harsh voice messages and threats against the teacher. According to the mother, her actions were carried out following her suspicion that the teacher was abusing her daughter.

Likud on the attack: "Ben Gvir has decided to crown a left-wing government"
After refusing Netanyahu's call to unite with Smotrich, the ruling party published a sharp statement: "He wants a government that will establish a Palestinian state and close Channel 14"

5-Year-Old in Critical Condition After Drowning in Tel Aviv Lake
A child entered the lake at Park Darom with a friend who managed to escape the water. Special rescue units located the boy following an extensive search. Medical teams performed resuscitation efforts on-site before transporting him to the hospital in critical condition.

Even during the war: The direct communication channel between Israel and Hamas
A security source reported that the long-standing channel with senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad was renewed after October 7 and assisted in negotiations for the release of hostages. Hamad also served as a contact point during the negotiations for the Gilad Shalit deal.

Hezbollah's maneuver: how the terrorist organization establishes itself in pilot zones
Hezbollah is promoting military activity in southern Lebanon under the guise of civilian organizations identified with it, a new study reveals. For example, the "Wataawunu" association, which ostensibly deals with food and housing aid, is reported to serve as the organization's "soft arm." The activity contradicts the framework agreement and exploits the limitations of the Lebanese army.

Two raids in Haifa: Brothel exposed and illegal worker caught in business
The business where the illegal worker was employed was closed for 21 days, and the place suspected of being used for prostitution was closed for a month. Meanwhile, nine illegal residents were arrested in an apartment in south Tel Aviv after they allegedly threw stones at passersby from it.

Vice President of Iran: "We would have stopped enrichment if we had known they would eliminate Khamenei"
Jafar Gampane admitted that the price Iran paid for its refusal to stop the nuclear program is too high. "What cost could be higher than the martyrdom of the Supreme Leader?" the Vice President wondered. In Tehran, they are threatening the United States: "We will strike at America's economic interests if the blockade continues - we will send Netanyahu to hell."

Ben Gvir rejected Netanyahu's invitation: "We will not unite with Smotrich"
Netanyahu returned to yesterday's call and announced that he would invite both party leaders to meet with him on Sunday: "We must unite." Ben Gvir responded quickly with a firm statement: "The parties will not run together, this is a final decision." In Otzma Yehudit, they claim they learned about the invitation through the social network.

CNN's Blunder: Network Mistakenly Airs Photo of Dolly Parton's Impersonator
The American network made a mistake during a broadcast in memory of the iconic country singer and was forced to officially apologize to the Parton family. The impersonator responded: "Seeing my pictures on the screen was just weird."

Parallel to Omer Adam's celebrations: Yael Shelbia on a date in Jerusalem
While the wedding events of Omer Adam and Sasha Israelovich were still ongoing in Italy, Yael Shelbia was spotted last night in Jerusalem with her partner Lance Stroll. The two dined together at Asaf Granit's Machneyuda restaurant.

I thought I came for sushi. And then I found out what MOON is doing now
Almost two years after closing its previous branch, MOON returns to Herzliya Pituach — bigger, more beautiful, and more ambitious. Alongside the excellent sushi, you will find deep ramen, Japanese grill, surprising skewers, and a vegetarian menu that isn't just there to check a box. And there is one dessert worth saving room for.

A ring with meaning and viral shoes: 5 items for the weekend
Pandora is launching a collection with a message, Nike is bringing new colors of one of the favorite models to Israel, and other items that make us happy.

"The goal is not to turn the house into a classroom": how to get children back to routine without stress
Just before the summer vacation ends and children return to school, it is time to slow down and not add more tasks to the list. Dr. Adam Yisraeli explains why sleep, a sense of control, and emotional resilience are more important than reviewing material.

Israel Hayom Bestsellers: Grossman enters straight at number one
"Celebrating Life" is emerging as the surprise hit of the summer. "Conversations with God," first published in Israel in 1997, enters the chart, partly due to momentum on social media. Amos Harel and Asaf Inbari are still with us. Flight books stand out in the second five. Everything that happened this week in the bestsellers.

Up to 30 minutes from Tel Aviv: 4 recommendations for the weekend - and one more for next weekend
A coffee cart near Modiin, a short walking trail, a kosher restaurant with a tabun oven, and a winery in a historic villa. Recommended spots in the Modiin region that remain green even in the peak of summer.

Ran Danker returned to Festigal with a change in his appearance
Two months after it was first revealed on ForReal that he would return to Festigal, Ran Danker arrived yesterday at the show's launch with a noticeable change in his appearance. The event also revealed the plot, cast, and theme song of "TOP SECRET Festigal".

Not just a new backpack: how to get children back into a dental routine
More snacking, sugary drinks, and brushing that gets pushed aside: the return to school is an excellent opportunity to reset children's oral health habits. Here are some small changes that can make a big difference.

At a cost of $16.7 million: The US police's way of dealing with criminals
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has purchased 6,000 pairs of gloves capable of delivering an electric shock. The gloves will assist officers in the field in subduing detainees and protesters who resist arrest.

Man about 30 years old critically wounded in violent incident in Jaffa
The man was found unconscious, without a pulse and not breathing, with severe penetrating wounds to his body. MADA teams performed prolonged resuscitation efforts and evacuated him to Wolfson Hospital. The background to the incident is criminal.

From the Alumim standby squad to the Tokyo Marathon: The run that beats trauma
Nitai Nahutomi, who fought on October 7 and is currently dealing with PTSD, will run 10 km at the Be'er Sheva Light Run Festival in memory of his fallen friends, and on the way to the Tokyo Marathon, he will raise funds for the children of the Shalva organization.

They fought for their home — now they are building it in the Gaza envelope
10 families of reserve soldiers are in the process of moving to Holit, Kerem Shalom, and Sufa. As part of the "Homes for Fighters" pilot, the families will receive a grant of $100,000 to purchase a home in the kibbutz, subject to their acceptance as members.

Tens of thousands at the Western Wall: 350,000 have already participated in Selichot prayers during the month of Elul
Central Selichot services have been held in Jerusalem since the beginning of the month, and 50,000 worshipers arrived just last night. This represents a significant increase in the number of participants compared to previous years.

"Illegal Alien": Israeli convicted of kidnapping and released from prison arrested by ICE
Avishai Alon, a former Amazon and Microsoft engineer and AI entrepreneur, was transferred to immigration authorities following his parole. According to authorities, he is an illegal alien in the US.

"We must not repeat the serious mistake with UNIFIL": UN to discuss force alternatives in southern Lebanon
The UN Security Council will discuss alternatives to the international force in Lebanon tomorrow. The US opposes extending the mandate, while Israel opposes the deployment of new forces. Representatives from Israel and Lebanon will not participate in the discussion.

27 minutes of GTA 6: The longest look to date lands on Netflix
Gaming giant Rockstar has released 27 minutes of new gameplay from GTA 6 on Netflix, the longest look yet at one of the most anticipated games in history, following a wave of leaks that shook the industry last week.

Not just a "kiss": The real reason your dog licks you
Most owners are sure it is an innocent display of affection, but behind the familiar habit hides a deep and complex communication channel. Dog trainer Tom Davis decodes the language of licking and reveals 10 daily behaviors you thought you understood - and the real meaning behind them.

Including positions abroad: roles offered to Gantz by Eisenkot's circle; both sides deny
Senior officials from Gadi Eisenkot's circle met with representatives of Benny Gantz to discuss high-level government roles, including head of the National Security Council. Gantz has reportedly declined the offers, and both sides have officially denied that the meeting took place.

It is not lost: there is a way to see what was sent to you on WhatsApp — and deleted
Instead of guessing what was written or risking dubious applications: changing just one setting on your device will record every message for you.

The blunder of the Channel 13 reporter: "Thought I was Ninet"
Suleiman Maswadeh wanted to thank singer Ninet Tayeb, with whose help he taught himself the language, but did not realize he was actually speaking to presenter Einat Holland. The chance meeting at a cafe went viral and forced him to respond to the amusing incident on live television.

Outrage in Canada: CBC journalists asked not to refer to 9/11 as "terrorism"
Bassam Bouchehra, a senior official at the Canadian public broadcaster CBC, issued a demand to all network reporters to refer to the deadliest terrorist attack in history as "hijackings that led to the crashing of passenger planes." Conservative Member of Parliament Rachel Thomas called the directive "absolutely shameful."

Only 70 meters from the fence: The giant Palestinian villa opposite Giv'on HaHadasha
The massive villa was built over years in Area B, which is subject to a military order prohibiting construction. The Binyamin Council and the Regavim movement are demanding that the security establishment demolish the structure, which they claim poses a security threat: "In security matters, one does not wait for a disaster to wake up."

The conversation between Ben Gvir and Netanyahu: demand to include Smotrich and the "electoral liability" argument
At a meeting between the Prime Minister and the chairman of Otzma Yehudit, Netanyahu demanded a merger with Smotrich, but Ben Gvir presented in-depth polls showing that the move would harm his electoral potential. Ben Gvir suggested including the chairman of Religious Zionism on the Likud list, but Netanyahu opposed it, arguing that the move could also harm his own party.

Ofer Cassif: The Joint List will recommend Eisenkot for PM - to "kick out Netanyahu"
MK Cassif in an interview with Radio Haifa: "If toppling Netanyahu depends on us - we will recommend an alternative we can live with."

Solberg to the Head of the NSC: Clarify who determines candidate threat levels and provides security
The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee contacted the National Security Advisor following inquiries regarding party leaders who are not Knesset members and are allegedly under threat. Solberg called for a clarification of security criteria for election candidates during the campaign period.

Netanyahu: "Ben Gvir and Smotrich must unite - I will invite them in the coming days"
Prime Minister: "Every time we ran united, we won; when we ran divided, we lost." Netanyahu recalled the 1992 scenario, where three right-wing parties failed to pass the electoral threshold: "We got the Oslo disaster." Ben Gvir in response: "You want Otzma Yehudit to be small so you can go for unity with Eisenkot."