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Aug 20, 2026
Axe, clubs, vehicular assault and perjury: a drug deal gone wrong in the north
Crime

Axe, clubs, vehicular assault and perjury: a drug deal gone wrong in the north

A drug deal in Kiryat Shmona turned into a serious violent incident after the customer claimed he did not have the full payment. In response, the suspects attempted to run over his brother and friend, and then broke into his home and attacked him with an axe and clubs. To evade punishment, they used a 70-year-old man to help them escape and sent another young man to give false testimony at the...

Israel Katz tags Erdogan: "Better he continues his fantasy speeches"
Security

Israel Katz tags Erdogan: "Better he continues his fantasy speeches"

Defense Minister Israel Katz published a sharp statement this morning against Turkish President Erdogan, warning him against dangerous involvement in Syria. Katz suggested the Turkish leader settle for "empty fantasy speeches" in parliament rather than challenging Israel's security.

Caught red-handed: how the criminal organization's hit squad was captured
Crime

Caught red-handed: how the criminal organization's hit squad was captured

Detectives arrested the 19-year-old main suspect "red-handed" in Yarka while he was armed and masked after shooting at a business employee, and only upon removing the mask did they discover it was the fugitive hitman they were looking for. The squad members prepared in advance for the hit in the Golan Heights, rented a vacation cabin in the town, and arrived in vehicles purchased specifically at a...

2 gold medals, 40 shekels: The Israeli winery surprising experts around the world
Food

2 gold medals, 40 shekels: The Israeli winery surprising experts around the world

For years, Zion Winery was identified mainly with Kiddush wines and grape juice. In recent years, a completely different revolution has been quietly taking place there: wines at 40 and 60 shekels are repeatedly winning medals at the prestigious Decanter competition, including two gold medals this year.

15 minutes of work and it's yours: the pot that will make your Rosh Hashanah
Food

15 minutes of work and it's yours: the pot that will make your Rosh Hashanah

You don't need a complicated dish to put together a festive pot: soft beef meatballs with caramelized onion and zucchini cook alongside potatoes in a sweet and spiced tomato sauce. 15 minutes of preparation, and the pot does the rest.

After 15 years: The writer 'Te' reveals his real name
Books

After 15 years: The writer 'Te' reveals his real name

Eight books, three bestsellers, a unique writers' festival and tens of thousands of devoted readers - and all this without anyone knowing who the person behind the writer known as 'Te' was. Now, with the release of his new book, he has decided to reveal his identity.

Elad and Shir: "We are going to couples therapy"
Relationships

Elad and Shir: "We are going to couples therapy"

Elad Turgeman and Shir Taran tell in "Suissa + 1" about the relationship crisis, harsh criticism, and the price that "Power Couple" took on their relationship.

After hours of searching: 50-year-old man found lifeless on a beach in Ashkelon
Crime

After hours of searching: 50-year-old man found lifeless on a beach in Ashkelon

Large MADA forces, equipped with 4X4 ATVs, conducted extensive searches for a man in his 50s who had been missing since early evening near the National Park beach. Near midnight, the man was located unconscious, and medical teams were forced to pronounce him dead at the scene.

From the hell in Sderot to the theater stage: Hillel HaCohen dreams of shaking up the art world
Culture

From the hell in Sderot to the theater stage: Hillel HaCohen dreams of shaking up the art world

From yeshiva studies to the acting stage: Hillel HaCohen explains why the religious public must enter the world of culture and creativity, deals with the complex questions raised by Etgar Keret's texts, and marks the next goal in education and creation. "There is no reason for our culture to remain only with Ishay Ribo and Hanan Ben Ari."

Juan Tamariz, one of the greatest magicians of all time, has passed away
Celebrities

Juan Tamariz, one of the greatest magicians of all time, has passed away

Juan Tamariz, who brought the art of magic into millions of homes in Spain and around the world, has passed away in Madrid. From his childhood to winning the world championship in Paris, Tamariz changed the face of classic magic, redefined the performance, and was known for his extraordinary generosity in sharing professional secrets.

Ecuador's intelligence chief and 5 US citizens killed in Kenya helicopter crash
World

Ecuador's intelligence chief and 5 US citizens killed in Kenya helicopter crash

A major aviation disaster in Kenya: five American citizens and the head of Ecuador's intelligence agency, Michele Sensi-Contugi, were killed in a helicopter crash in the center of the country. Among the victims are his wife, fashion designer Stephanie Sensi, and company director Jose Suarez. Rescue teams are operating in challenging mountainous terrain, and the Kenyan Ministry of Transport has...

A Royal Twist: Harry and Meghan return to the UK after 6 years
World

A Royal Twist: Harry and Meghan return to the UK after 6 years

Six years after stepping down from their royal duties and moving to California, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to return, according to major media outlets in the US and the UK. According to reports, the couple's children, 7-year-old Prince Archie and 5-year-old Princess Lilibet, will begin the upcoming school year in British educational institutions.

We are tired of band-aids: it is time to revolutionize education
Opinions

We are tired of band-aids: it is time to revolutionize education

Those who do come to teach find themselves with very little room for educational action and feel like pieces on a chessboard that the Ministry of Education moves to convey messages and achieve results.

Under the General's Nose: Who is Hunting Our Soldiers?
Opinions

Under the General's Nose: Who is Hunting Our Soldiers?

The post was accompanied by clear photos of the soldier; in one she is smiling with friends, her face clearly visible, in another she covers part of her face, realizing who she is dealing with.

Students complained they drank urine, the principal responded: 'Have some chocolate'
World

Students complained they drank urine, the principal responded: 'Have some chocolate'

A scandal at a government primary school in India: a fifth-grade student is suspected of mixing urine into the water of two students and causing them to drink it. When they approached the principal, he allegedly told them to eat chocolate to get rid of the bad taste. Angry parents locked the school gates. Authorities have opened an investigation and the principal has been required to provide...

Videos on phone revealed the horror: 14-year-old blind girl sexually assaulted in orphanage
Crime

Videos on phone revealed the horror: 14-year-old blind girl sexually assaulted in orphanage

A 22-year-old man was arrested in Surabaya, Indonesia, on suspicion of repeatedly sexually assaulting a blind girl living in an institution. Her twin sister found videos on the suspect's phone that allegedly documented the acts. According to the police, he exploited her disability and threatened her to keep her from telling anyone. The suspect is in custody and the girl is receiving psychological...

Storm in Austria: Nazi camp to be demolished for supermarket construction
Local News

Storm in Austria: Nazi camp to be demolished for supermarket construction

Heavy machinery has arrived at the site of a former Mauthausen subcamp, prompting the Mauthausen Memorial Committee to demand an immediate halt to construction. The controversy also involves the mayor's connection to a multi-million euro commercial deal.

For the first time since the fall of Assad: Lebanon extradited a Syrian general to Damascus
Security

For the first time since the fall of Assad: Lebanon extradited a Syrian general to Damascus

General Adel Issa, a former division commander in the Syrian army, was handed over to Syrian authorities after being arrested in Lebanon. He is suspected, among other things, of murder and torture that led to death.

Fire in a safe room on the fourth floor: fire in a high-rise building in Haifa
Local News

Fire in a safe room on the fourth floor: fire in a high-rise building in Haifa

Firefighters focused their efforts on extinguishing the source of the fire in the apartment and ventilating the heavy smoke that had accumulated on the building's floors, in full cooperation with the police and medical services. There were no casualties, but significant damage was caused, and the teams are continuing final extinguishing operations before concluding their activity at the scene.

Aug 19, 2026
Two weeks before the finale: The latest couple eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars"
Culture

Two weeks before the finale: The latest couple eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars"

The former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain, who previously made a comeback via the 'lifeline' round, has been definitively eliminated. Five couples remain to compete for the title.

Switzerland at a Crossroads: The Battle for Eternal Neutrality
World

Switzerland at a Crossroads: The Battle for Eternal Neutrality

In September, a referendum will be held in the country that has sought to remain neutral since 1815. The initiative, which seeks to limit the possibility of imposing sanctions on warring states and reduce cooperation with military alliances, is opposed by most major parties. Another poll indicates a smaller gap between opponents and supporters.

USA: Arrested on suspicion of kidnapping - and then a detail from her past was revealed that stunned investigators
World

USA: Arrested on suspicion of kidnapping - and then a detail from her past was revealed that stunned investigators

Two sisters, aged 4 and 11 months, were located inside a locked trailer after being kidnapped in Atlanta, and the suspect was arrested. After her arrest, it turned out she was wanted in a case where she impersonated a pregnant woman, and she was also previously accused of kidnapping a four-day-old baby.

The voice is the voice of Al-Sharaa, and the hands are the hands of Erdogan
Opinions

The voice is the voice of Al-Sharaa, and the hands are the hands of Erdogan

We are all — the Syrians, Israel, and the Turks — sitting at Trump's table. It was reported the day before yesterday that Israel attacked again in Syria, but the days when Israel enjoyed full freedom of action there have passed forever.

Vacation to play GTA 6: The offer from a US unit to its soldiers
Security

Vacation to play GTA 6: The offer from a US unit to its soldiers

A US Army unit is offering its soldiers an unusual incentive in exchange for extending their service: a four-day vacation in honor of the launch of the highly anticipated game. The military views the gaming population as an important pool of potential recruits.

Watch: Driver caught at 201 km/h, turned off lights to evade police
Crime

Watch: Driver caught at 201 km/h, turned off lights to evade police

Traffic police officers were deployed on Highway 60 in the south as part of an operation against speeding. A 19-year-old new driver was caught driving at 201 km/h in a 90 km/h zone, attempted to escape by turning off his vehicle's lights, and was subsequently arrested.

"Adams is a fool, the USA is in a process of Islamization"
Politics

"Adams is a fool, the USA is in a process of Islamization"

The day after his achievement in the Likud primaries, Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli was a guest on the "Game of Chairs" podcast and spoke about the fight against antisemitism and the goals for the next government. Loss of governance in the Negev? "We are changing the face of reality." A possible connection with Eizenkot? "I don't rule it out," and the confrontations with Goldknopf: "I...

Reform of disabled parking permits worries patients: "I am being punished for being diagnosed 'too late'"
Society

Reform of disabled parking permits worries patients: "I am being punished for being diagnosed 'too late'"

About 133,000 temporary permits expiring in 2026-2027 will not be renewed automatically, and a gradual cancellation of permanent permits is also expected. Patients and rights organizations warn: relying on benefits and functional tests could harm those who have difficulty walking but are not eligible for benefits.

Father of Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion has passed away at the age of 92
Society

Father of Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion has passed away at the age of 92

Shalom Lion was born in Thessaloniki and immigrated with his family to Jerusalem at the age of one and a half. His family members who remained in Greece perished in the Holocaust. In 2022, he participated with his son in the March of the Living and visited Auschwitz for the first time.

Inspectors requested to remove the partition: clashes during Selichot prayer in Tel Aviv
Religion

Inspectors requested to remove the partition: clashes during Selichot prayer in Tel Aviv

Right-wing activist Mordechai David began a series of prayers that he plans to hold twice a week until Yom Kippur. About 20 men and four women arrived at the first event. After municipal inspectors requested to remove the partition, clashes developed at the scene.

"Earning 3 times more and not working on Saturdays": 1,500 graduates a year - so why are there not enough social workers?
Career

"Earning 3 times more and not working on Saturdays": 1,500 graduates a year - so why are there not enough social workers?

Every year, about 1,500 new social workers finish their studies, but many of them do not reach the public sector, and those who do often drop out within two years. Severe burnout, a salary that does not keep up with the cost of living, and an unimaginable workload push them out. "When I started dreaming about work at night, I realized that was enough."

Two arrested following a brawl in Eilat - but no one filed a complaint
Crime

Two arrested following a brawl in Eilat - but no one filed a complaint

Magav officers were called early this morning to the city center and arrested two suspects, who were later released under restrictive conditions. So far, none of the injured parties have filed a complaint, and the police are attempting to locate them. The incident comes days after a violent brawl at a hotel in the city.

First publication: Contradictions in the testimony of Eldar Dayan's friends revealed
Crime

First publication: Contradictions in the testimony of Eldar Dayan's friends revealed

Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, suspected of murdering their friend Eldar Dayan, claimed they fled to an open area after seeing a police car, but records show it arrived only half an hour later. Peretz's phone, which he claimed was lost, was found at his family's home, and police suspect that important data was deleted from it.

Neither Law nor Business Administration: The University That Will Teach You to Be an Internet Star
Education

Neither Law nor Business Administration: The University That Will Teach You to Be an Internet Star

Arizona State University has launched a bachelor's degree in content creation, including studies in podcasting, studio production, and on-camera performance. Critics question the value of such a degree, while industry professionals argue that it may provide useful skills in the fields of communications and marketing.

Chief of Staff in Syria: "We will not allow hostile forces to establish themselves on our borders"
Security

Chief of Staff in Syria: "We will not allow hostile forces to establish themselves on our borders"

Eyal Zamir held a situation assessment and tour with senior Northern Command officers, clarifying that the IDF is monitoring changes on the Syrian front. "We have created a forward defense zone that serves as a buffer in front of the communities." On the multi-front war: "We must be in constant readiness."

A legend in khaki: Brig. Gen. (res.) Tzurie Sagi, who established the Kurdish rebel army, has passed away
Security

A legend in khaki: Brig. Gen. (res.) Tzurie Sagi, who established the Kurdish rebel army, has passed away

Brig. Gen. (res.) Tzurie Sagi died today at the age of 92. During his 32 years in the IDF, he fought in the Battle of the Mitla, commanded the Paratrooper Reconnaissance Unit and the 890th Battalion, and participated in the Yom Kippur War. He will be remembered primarily for his secret mission in the 1960s: training the Kurdish underground and developing the combat doctrine that destroyed an...

Fines up to 3,000 euros: Portugal bans face concealment in public spaces
World

Fines up to 3,000 euros: Portugal bans face concealment in public spaces

The President of Portugal signed a law promoted by the nationalist right, dubbed the "Portuguese Burqa Law." The legislation prohibits wearing clothing intended to conceal the face, except in specific health, professional, artistic, or climatic circumstances.

After the slander: 'HaKahal' chairman demands apology and compensation from Shas spokesperson
Crime

After the slander: 'HaKahal' chairman demands apology and compensation from Shas spokesperson

Asher Medina claimed on air that "left-wing elements" are behind new parties in the Haredi arena and that the money came "from Kaplan". Attorney Shlomo Elboim rejects the claims and demands an apology and compensation of 10,000 shekels within 12 hours.

When the Likud realizes Rabin's vision
Opinions

When the Likud realizes Rabin's vision

It is urgent to connect Ma'ale Adumim to Jerusalem while the Trump administration allows it, and before a potential 'change' government halts the process. This is vital to prevent the emergence of another Gaza on Jerusalem's outskirts and to thwart the creation of a Palestinian state.

Good news for drivers: first phase of KKL bridge rehabilitation completed ahead of schedule
Local News

Good news for drivers: first phase of KKL bridge rehabilitation completed ahead of schedule

Works will continue on Saturday night and will lead to the closure of the passage from east to west until Friday. Ayalon lanes will remain open, and pedestrians will be able to pass through the southern part of the bridge using a safe passage.

Likud petition accepted: Bennett forced to remove segments from election video
Politics

Likud petition accepted: Bennett forced to remove segments from election video

In the video, Naftali Bennett mentions that soldiers have been fighting for months while Haredim evade service, accompanied by footage of troops. The Likud party claimed this constitutes the illegal use of IDF assets in election propaganda.

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