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Vance: 'Tucker Carlson is a friend - we have disagreements'
The US Vice President defends the conservative podcaster. 'Carlson and I are friends, and obviously he has said things I disagree with.' Vance: 'I'm not dodging anything.' The remarks were made against the backdrop of Carlson's sharp criticism of Israel.

For the first time since World War II: The record broken by the Italian Prime Minister
Giorgia Meloni breaks a record: with 1,413 days in power, this is the most stable Italian government since World War II. Support for Ukraine and ties with Donald Trump have strengthened her status globally. Voters will decide if political stability has translated into achievements.

19-year-olds, in two wars: the street that connects October 7th to the War of Independence
The section of the street where the family of observer Shay Ashram, who fell in battle at Nahal Oz, lived will bear her name. The street commemorates Hanna Avrech, who also fell at the age of 19. The Avrech family gave their blessing to the commemoration initiative.

Four Murdered Within 24 Hours in Nazareth
The death of a man shot in Nazareth has been confirmed, marking the fourth murder in the city within 24 hours. Previous victims include Nour Nafaa, Nour Khalu, and Mustafa Badra.

"They are harming the Haredim in Israel": Rabbis arrive at the White House with a letter for Trump
An unusual meeting in the Oval Office: The Satmar Rebbes will meet with President Trump in Washington, carrying a dramatic letter from Haredi leaders in Israel titled: "Urgent appeal for the protection of the rights of the Haredi community in Israel."

The trend in the capital continues: The 11th country to move its embassy to Jerusalem
A day after the Prime Minister's meeting with the President of Congo, Foreign Minister Sa'ar and his counterpart from the African nation agreed on practical steps to move the embassy to the capital - and to open an Israeli embassy in Kinshasa. The move joins Nauru and Colombia, which are expected to open missions soon.

Mandatory testosterone tests: Pete Hegseth's move to strengthen American troops
The US Department of Defense is implementing mandatory testosterone testing for service members. The initiative aims to optimize soldiers' physical health, though experts warn of the risks of unnecessary medical intervention.

Storm in Germany: Chinese criminals posed as descendants of Holocaust survivors
A Der Spiegel investigation has uncovered a scheme in which dozens of Chinese nationals are suspected of forging Jewish roots to obtain German citizenship. At least 16 individuals have already received German passports by exploiting the life stories of actual Holocaust victims.

Through intermediaries: Yossi Cohen approached Likud to discuss a reserved spot
The former Mossad chief has been mentioned several times as a potential candidate for the ruling party. Cohen's response was not obtained, and Likud denies the claim.

"Yes to a Palestinian state": Who is behind the giant signs on the Ayalon Highway?
The "Standing Together" movement has launched an outdoor campaign in Tel Aviv and other locations across the country, aiming to bring negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians back to the national agenda.

Escalation in Europe: Another act of sabotage in Germany and assassination attempt on a Russian general
Molotov cocktails were thrown overnight at a construction site near the headquarters of Rohde & Schwarz in Munich; two suspects have been arrested. This is the third such incident in Germany this week. Meanwhile, in Russia, the commander of the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, General Nikolai Varfolomeyev, was shot and critically wounded by a motorcyclist.

100 Years Since the First Hebrew Atlas
Ze'ev Jabotinsky and Dr. Shmuel Perlman invented a host of new names and terms to compile the first atlas in the Hebrew language — about a quarter of a century before the State of Israel was founded. Some of them survived to this day, some did not succeed in modern Hebrew. The work of publishing the "National Atlas" was part of the nation-building process. Among the maps: the "Diaspora" map of the...

Suspected arson attack in Belgium: Unknown assailants attacked an Israeli-owned defense plant | Documentation
Fires were set at three locations at the BATS complex, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) that supplies radars to NATO and the Belgian army. An anonymous group claimed responsibility and threatened to "turn the company to ash." The Belgian Minister of Defense blamed the far-left: "Violence is increasing every day."

France broke records: "The hottest summer ever"
Minister of Ecological Transition Agnès Pannier-Runacher announced that France experienced the hottest summer since records began in 1900. Météo-France links the extreme heat to climate change, noting a five-degree gap compared to the late 19th century.

Worked on TAMA project and sexually assaulted a young woman in Jaffa: indictment against illegal resident from Nablus
Bilal Saka worked as an electrician on a project in the city. Two weeks ago, he entered the young woman's room and began sexually assaulting her until she woke up and screamed. The Prosecution: "His audacity is indescribable."

"Secret hints": American officials against the Lebanese Parliament Speaker
In the US, dissatisfaction with Nabih Berri is deepening. According to the sources, the Shiite politician criticizes negotiations with Israel, but secretly hints to American officials about his support for the process. "Lebanon cannot make decisions because of this political ambiguity," the sources warned.

Squishy Headquarters: Viral madness reaches IDF bases
The hit by children's star Maiki has conquered soldiers and led to a series of volunteer performances on bases. However, the IDF discovered that these were approved only by field commanders, without the approval of the Manpower Directorate. Despite the demand and additional performances already planned, the army has yet to decide whether to officially regulate her arrival.

Chasing the "perfect sleep"? It might actually be harming you
Smartwatches promised to help us sleep better, but experts warn that the attempt to achieve a "maximum sleep score" might actually harm us and create anxiety. Expert tips: how to really get a good night's sleep.

The white pickup trucks affair in Qusra: 19-year-old arrested on suspicion of involvement
The suspect was arrested in a joint operation by the police and the Shin Bet and was transferred for interrogation. The police continue to collect evidence and make efforts to locate additional suspects who participated in the riots in the village. Later, the police are expected to request an extension of his detention.

Wolt courier pulled out scissors - bus driver lost his spleen
A dispute over road usage in Ramat Gan escalated into a violent confrontation with severe consequences. The accused fled the scene and was arrested only eight days later.

Caught on security cameras: Serial 'butt sniffer' arrested in California
A 39-year-old man was arrested in California after being filmed in stores bending down behind customers and attempting to sniff them. It has emerged that he is a serial offender with a history of similar incidents. The suspect is currently in custody without the possibility of bail.

Strangled a caregiver because he "received a mission to kill": Indictment against a Herzliya resident
The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment for aggravated assault against the attacker in Even Yehuda. During his interrogation, he claimed that parties threatened his family's lives and demanded he murder an elderly person, after having previously ordered him to decapitate a teddy bear and kill a rabbit. The state requests to keep him in custody until the end of proceedings and refer him for...

Smotrich: "We will have to go to war in Judea and Samaria"
Minister of Finance and Religious Zionism party chairman Bezalel Smotrich stated that the army will have to disarm Palestinian areas in Judea and Samaria, warning that the proliferation of illegal weapons poses a major security threat.

Murder of a child in Beit Shemesh: arrest of the suspected neighbor extended by two weeks
The arrest of Liel Ifargan, suspected of stabbing 7-year-old Hillel Dadon to death and seriously wounding his cousin, has been extended by agreement until mid-September. Investigators continue to try and decipher the motive that led the young man to harm the children while they were playing in a pool in the house's yard.

Court intervened — and the prenuptial agreement was cancelled: "Exploitation of extreme dependency"
A Haredi man signed a total waiver of his apartments just so his wife would not divorce him. The husband's psychologist determined that the decision was made when he was in a state of impaired judgment and when "the sword of the threat of divorce was placed over his neck." The judge ruled that this was an unconscionable transaction, and the agreement was cancelled.

Half a ton of cannabis: Police raided a warehouse and arrested a suspect
Proactive activity by detectives from the Tel Aviv station and intelligence information led to a raid in the Hevel Modi'in region. In addition, cocaine and 21,000 shekels in cash were seized. A 30-year-old suspect was taken for questioning and will be brought for a remand hearing.

Wedding underwater: The couple did not let the flood ruin their special day
A couple from the Philippines decided to hold their wedding ceremony while the local church was completely flooded with water. The result was a small wedding with fewer than 15 participants and photos that moved readers around the world.

With the help of Loki the dog: Police uncovered a weapons cache in the Galilee
Proactive activity by YASAM Galilee fighters and the National Guard, with the assistance of a dog handler and a police dog, led to the discovery of a rifle, a handgun, and magazines. A 30-year-old suspect was arrested and taken for questioning.

Loaded pistol found during search: suspect arrested for murder
Police detectives arrested a Jaffa resident suspected of involvement in a deadly shooting on Leib ben Sara Street. A Sig Sauer pistol was seized during a search of his residence. The incident occurred Sunday when a motorcyclist opened fire on a parked car, killing one man and seriously wounding another.

Vehicle rolled into a wadi in the north: 4-year-old child and man in serious condition
Four people were injured in an accident on Route 89 near Ma'ilya. The man and the child are suffering from head injuries. A 35-year-old woman and a one-year-old baby were moderately injured. The four were evacuated to the Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya.

Bus driver filmed using phone and wedding convoy blocked road: enforcement operation in Jerusalem
Traffic police officers operated in the south and east of the capital. The driver was brought in for questioning after being filmed using a mobile phone while driving. Five delivery riders were fined, one driver is suspected of driving under the influence of drugs, and two vehicles were taken off the road.

"The end of days may arrive within months": Vance's unusual interview
The US Vice President said he would not be surprised if the Antichrist is already walking among us, described the use of artificial intelligence as "pretty satanic," and spoke of a "spiritual darkness" he felt during meetings with world leaders. Regarding the image in which Donald Trump was depicted as Jesus: "He didn't mean to offend - he has a sense of humor."

From a Tel Aviv Apartment to Nationwide Distribution: 17 kg of Drugs Seized
Following a covert investigation, police from the Binyamin station raided an apartment and seized marijuana, hashish, and ketamine. Four suspects have been arrested, and three vehicles along with an electric bicycle used in the operation were confiscated.

You won't believe what these roses are made of: a spectacular and easy dish for Rosh Hashanah
They look much more elaborate than they really are: thin strips of butternut squash rolled into roses and put in the oven until the edges are golden and caramelized. A little silan, thyme, and pomegranate turn the result into a dish born for Rosh Hashanah.

Oshri Cohen and rumors of abuse: what to watch on TV today
Oshri Cohen stars in a new psychological police drama about an investigation in an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood in Jerusalem that becomes increasingly complicated, Guy Ritchie returns with his fun series on Netflix, Sydney Sweeney as we have never seen her before, and also "Chad Powers", "Little Disasters" and other content airing today (Thursday) on television in Israel.

Reality star hid the truth from his partner: "I was incredibly ashamed"
Dvir Solomon tells in "Suissa + 1" why he found it difficult to share with his partner Lia Noga what he was going through, what he told her instead of the truth, and how she reacted when he finally opened up to her: "There is no one more supportive than her."

More than 100,000 shekels per month: The wage gaps between doctors are exposed
The Ministry of Finance's wage report reveals dramatic gaps between doctors: about 104.7 thousand shekels per month in the top decile, compared to about 17.3 thousand in the bottom decile. About a quarter of medical specialists are approaching retirement age.

Miley Cyrus changes to "Miley", her father reacts
Ahead of her tenth album, the singer is changing her branding on social media and promotional materials. Father Billy Ray has already given his blessing and shared a similar story from the beginning of his career.

Rona-Lee Shimon melts: 'To me, you are the real deal'
The dancer and actress showered love and praise in her social media story. About an hour later, she uploaded a picture and a video of her son, Oli Yonatan.

Exploding condom: The Standards Institution's video
How did a condom durability test become an addictive ASMR trend? A glimpse into the laboratories of the Standards Institution of Israel, where the most sensitive consumer products are tested.