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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."

The Movement for Quality Government filed an urgent request for an order nisi and to schedule a hearing on the petition. According to the movement, the state announced at the beginning of the month that the Prime Minister intends to appoint an Interior Minister during the election period, but the appointment has not yet been made. Now the state is requesting an additional 30-day extension without...

The two, in their 70s, were found lying on the bedroom floor while breathing. MADA teams are treating them on the spot. Firefighters are conducting searches and checks in the apartment. At this stage, the circumstances of the incident are not yet clear.

The Ministry of Interior contacted the Bnei Brak Municipality and issued an ultimatum to achieve a balanced budget by the end of the year, while threatening to take measures. The municipal management rejected the claims, stating that the letter was not coordinated and that the year would end with a full financial balance.

Nearly two thousand volunteers mobilized for an extraordinary operation at Hirosaki Castle in northern Japan. Using a traditional method and giant ropes, they managed to move the watchtower, which weighs hundreds of tons, more than two meters in two days. The historic structure was reconstructed after its predecessor was destroyed by a lightning strike.

The CEO of the Peace Council shed light on behind-the-scenes contacts to promote the Trump plan. According to him, an agreement was reached with the Prime Minister on the process of handing over weapons and establishing monitoring mechanisms. Alongside criticism of Israel, he clarified that Hamas is required to hand over all types of weapons: "without any gray area."

Despite the war in Ukraine and concerns about Russian attacks, desertion from the army, and a shortage of shelters, tens of thousands of Breslov Hasidim still intend to arrive for Rosh Hashanah. The state will fund the security system for approximately 700,000 shekels.

Following a situation assessment held with IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir and senior defense officials, the Minister of Defense clarified that the deadline of the ultimatum set following the launch of balloons and incendiary kites from the Gaza Strip has expired. From now on, every launch of a kite or balloon will be considered an act of terror and will be met with a powerful...

The struggle over the character of the Shiite community in Lebanon has been going on for decades. Senior clerics have presented an alternative to the concept of 'Velayat-e Faqih' (Guardianship of the Jurist), maintained independence from Iran, and opposed Hezbollah. Behind the political dispute lies a deep struggle over the question: who is authorized to speak on behalf of the Shiites in Lebanon?

Mapping the primary results reveals the gaps between polling stations. Where did the power of organized groups stand out, where did the "free votes" strengthen - and how did they vote in Druze, Haredi, and Judea and Samaria settlements?

The Serbian militia commander passed away at the age of 83 after being convicted of war crimes for commanding the forces that carried out the Srebrenica massacre during the Balkan wars. He was arrested in 2011 after years of hiding under a false identity.

Bettors on Polymarket determine: the chairman of the "Amha Yisrael" party, Ofer Winter, overtakes the chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, Avigdor Lieberman, in the race for prime minister.

The chairman of the "Yashar!" party opposed construction in the E1 area between Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim. The chairman of the "Amcha Yisrael" party replied: "If we had considered the world, the State of Israel would not have been established."

A new report submitted to the President of the State Isaac Herzog by the Israel Climate Forum details the extreme climate events around the world in the last week. In many countries, heat records have been broken, and the oceans are also warming.

About half of Israel's senior citizens live without a pension, and tens of thousands continue to work at an advanced age: the shuttle driver who returns to the road after two surgeries, the security guard who travels every evening from the north to the center, and the 75-year-old factory worker. "People don't work at these ages because they are bored. They work because they have no choice."

The Police Investigation Department (Mahash) filed an indictment at the Nazareth Magistrate's Court against three police officers and a police volunteer. According to the indictment, the four stopped a vehicle in the village of Mashhad after suspecting its occupants had cursed at them, and then violently assaulted three young people, including a minor.

The Haifa Magistrate's Court has ruled against the private sale of a yellow star worn by a Jew in Romania during the Holocaust. The judge determined that the item holds profound historical significance and may only be sold to Israeli museums under judicial supervision.

The woman claimed to the police that her husband threatened to strangle her, burn her, and slit her throat. In the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court, she admitted that she had exaggerated in her complaint. The judge refused to accept photographic evidence due to concerns about the use of artificial intelligence and ruled for a full acquittal.

Yael Artzi, a member of Kibbutz Sdot Yam, left behind a rich artistic legacy, with her most recognized work being the basalt memorial placed at the site of Yitzhak Rabin's assassination in Tel Aviv. Artzi was born in 1946 in Morocco, won a scholarship to study at the Academy of Fine Arts, and exhibited her works around the world and in Israel.

Ahead of the school year starting September 1, the Minister of Education stated that the system is ready to open as planned and there are no concerns regarding teachers' unions. During the Knesset committee meeting, school principals protested against the minister's lack of response to their concerns and were subsequently removed from the session.

After the minister demanded an apology, the removal of the publication, and compensation of 100,000 shekels within 72 hours, the chairman of the Yeshar! party rejected his claims of defamation. The party attacked: "All the warning letters and performances in the world will not hide your failure as a minister."

Sources within the US administration confirmed that policy toward Hezbollah has not changed. The clarification followed remarks by US envoy Tom Burke, who suggested including the group in talks before retracting his statement.

The Egged Group and Auto Chen are establishing a joint venture with the Chinese transport giant CRRC. This move will bring next-generation transport to Israel's roads, ranging from electric minibuses to 26-meter-long mega-buses, alongside a full import and maintenance system. The deal is subject to approval by the Competition Authority.

Ohad Ratzon is suspected of theft from clients, assisting in tax evasion, and money laundering. He was previously investigated for reporting 1.4 million shekels in fictitious expenses. The court has issued a 180-day travel ban.

Hazem Musa and Rizk Abu Shahma, who participated in the raid on the Re'im base on October 7, were eliminated in IDF and Shin Bet strikes earlier this week. The army explains that the two were planning operations against forces in violation of the ceasefire and clarifies that they will continue to act to remove threats.

Police arrested three suspects, including a resident of Umm al-Fahm, who they claim supplied fragmentation grenades and pistols to the Musli and Jarushi crime families. The defense attorney for one of the suspects argued that there is no forensic evidence linking him to the incident. An indictment is expected to be filed against them in the coming days.

A surrogate mother became pregnant naturally in parallel with the surrogacy process. A son and daughter were born on the same day by cesarean section. The court was required to rule on the issue of parenthood. Both families intend to raise the children in contact with each other.

5,000 crew members will depart for a deployment of at least seven months. The US Navy warns of the strain following the war. Iran: "The US is trying to create an illusion of a coalition against Iran"

The transition from kindergarten to school requires children to adapt to a new framework, rules, and new friends. From a preliminary tour of the school and restrooms, to practicing the safe route and changing sleep schedules - here is how to prepare them for first grade.

Fadi Azar is suspected of impersonating a 16-year-old on TikTok and Instagram to target minors aged 11-15. Unit 105 has identified over 20 victims and urges others to come forward.

Authorities in the United States have deepened the investigation into the death of the 36-year-old actress and conducted a search of her home in Hollywood. The brother of her partner claimed that they found her unconscious and tried to save her using an anti-overdose medication. Panettiere's representatives spoke out against the rumors on social media and requested that information be provided to...

Police officers spotted two off-road motorcycles without license plates driving recklessly in Kibbutz Mishmar HaYarden. One of the riders lost control, abandoned the motorcycle, and attempted to flee on foot. A check revealed that he was driving without a valid license and without insurance.

A 75-year-old driver and a 45-year-old attendant are accused of leaving the bus at the end of the route without ensuring all children had disembarked and without scanning the vehicle. According to the indictment, the child was left alone and arrived home on his own about two hours later.

Jes Staley admitted that he passed confidential JPMorgan information to Jeffrey Epstein, including data on transactions and the 2008 financial crisis. He even warned him that the bank had classified him as a "high-risk client." According to Staley, he was unaware of Epstein's criminal activity.

According to the Financial Times, the government is discussing the possibility of removing representatives of the UK, Italy, and Germany from the American center in response to criticism of Benjamin Netanyahu's policy in Gaza and the West Bank. This follows the removal of the Netherlands and Spain from the site.

When the heat reaches an unbearable level, even cooling solutions need to be creative. With figs, mango, watermelon, and prickly pear: four recipes that use fruits in surprising ways in savory cuisine.

Insects that give sweets color and shine, collagen from skins and bones, and substances derived from plants and wood. Behind innocent names in ingredient lists sometimes hide particularly surprising sources, but before getting alarmed, it is important to know: bizarre does not necessarily mean dangerous.

With a budget of only 10 million dollars and a viral web phenomenon in the background, "Backrooms" broke the box office records of the A24 company. Now it lands on HBO Max.

At a family gathering ahead of the decisive stages of "Dancing with the Stars," Orna Banai sat down for an open conversation with her son Amir and his partner, sharing the anxieties that accompanied her in the face of his meteoric rise and the fear of the moment when everything changes: "Suddenly you become a person who explodes."

More than 24,000 residents around the world ranked their cities by quality of nightlife, prices, sense of community, safety, and variety. The result is surprising: the European party capital is not in first place, New York settles for third, and one Asian city leaves them all behind.