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Pablo Giralt, one of the most recognizable commentators in Argentine football, revealed that although he was aware of Jorge's condition, he chose not to publish the information. "Between Jorge and me, there was an understanding of silence"

Andy Burnham communicated for a week with a person posing as Susie Wiles, the powerful Chief of Staff to the US President, without realizing it was an impostor. His office stated that no sensitive information was transferred during the correspondence.

Following the wounding of soldiers by a drone strike and Hezbollah's rehabilitation after Operation "Lion's Roar," the assessment is that a military solution alone is insufficient. A new proposal calls on the political echelon to enlist the US as an active partner, strengthen the Lebanese army, and turn Lebanon into an arena of competition against Tehran.

An inheritance struggle over luxury property in Tel Aviv has concluded in District Court. While a relative claimed an acquaintance manipulated an elderly woman, 'golden' geolocation evidence proved the truth of the signing day, leading to an unequivocal ruling.

Police officers patrolling near the beach noticed two individuals carrying a bag and entering a public garden. A search of one of them revealed a knife, and a search of the area led to the discovery of a mobile phone that had been stolen from a vehicle on HaTayalet Street shortly before.

Rescue teams are operating in the city of Cali to locate missing persons under the rubble, while simultaneously mapping damaged buildings. Delegation commander, Col. Yossi Pinto: 'The chance of finding life is decreasing, we will soon move to recovery.' The Colombian Minister of Defense expressed gratitude for the aid and the warming of relations between the countries.

The chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu has ruled out the possibility of establishing a government relying on fewer than 61 Knesset members. In an interview with Galei Tzahal, he clarified that his party would not participate in any coalition lacking a full parliamentary majority.

Renovation workers converting a brewery in Belgium into housing for the homeless found dozens of gold bars that likely belonged to a wealthy 19th-century businessman. Further excavation led to the discovery of British gold coins from the Victorian era.

The Lebanese channel "Al-Jadeed" quoted an informed source as saying that "Israel is preparing for full control over the Ali-Tahar ridge." According to him, the timing for the start of the operation depends on the USA. Another report in Lebanon: these are the commitments of Israel and Hezbollah for de-escalation.

A Channel 14 reporter filmed a woman on the street and claimed it was former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Sharp-eyed social media users quickly discovered it was an anonymous woman, and a wave of sarcasm soon followed.

Oren Smadja, a new candidate for the Unity Party, argues that a state commission of inquiry should not be appointed by the judiciary. He calls for an independent investigation into the events of October 7, though he remained vague regarding his specific legislative agenda if elected.

A serious act of vandalism was recorded at St. Anthony's Church on Yefet Street. Police officers who arrived at the scene discovered sacred statues that had been knocked over and broken crosses on the floor and chairs. A Jaffa resident in his 20s was arrested on suspicion of the act.

Almost 150,000 Likud members will vote this morning at dozens of polling stations across the country and determine the face of the party's list for the Knesset. Following the reserved spots by Benjamin Netanyahu, about 40 ministers and MKs will compete for only about 15 realistic spots on a day that will be decided between the power of the vote contractors and the free voters. All the details...

The murder of Yasser Abu al-Hija in Tamra has been solved. Investigations reveal a 17-year-old was sent by his father to assassinate his uncle, but the teenager mistakenly shot the barber instead.

The Brazilian midfielder will receive another salary upgrade, which will place him at the top of the club's earners list, and he is set to stay for at least the upcoming season. The player, who was initially frustrated and wanted to leave, is satisfied with the start of the season and will receive additional bonuses based on achievements in Europe.

When work slowed down and her financial situation became complicated, Drea de Matteo found an unexpected source of income to save her home.

A rooftop facing the sea, a pool, a DJ, and an open kitchen: Chef Idan "Pompi" Bushari has returned with "Ça To", a kosher restaurant that opened a little over two months ago. We arrived to check what's on the plate and whether Ashdod has received a new place worth knowing.

The "7Fresh" chain has inaugurated a fully autonomous branch in a prestigious complex in Beijing, operating 24/7 without human intervention. With a preparation time of less than 30 seconds per cup, 1% accuracy in sweetness levels, and a new Guinness World Record on opening day, it seems that AI and advanced robotics are turning even morning coffee into an exact science.

The recent solar eclipse caused a sharp spike in streams of Tyler's 80s hit on streaming services. Many listeners were looking for a celestial soundtrack.

Heather Graham shared photos from a vacation in Positano with her partner Michele Civetta. Between the sea and the romance, she explains why health is now her top priority over her career.

In a candid conversation on Avi Shoshan's podcast, singer Etti Levi looks back with a sense of regret at the decision to prioritize her career over family. She shares her experience with a failed surrogacy attempt due to financial reasons, dealing with loneliness and the fear of aging, and delivers a firm message to young women: "Freeze your eggs, don't give up on having children."

While the White House celebrated diplomatic achievements, intelligence reveals that Tehran used the "window of opportunity" to rapidly rebuild its missile array and transfer control to extremists. Under new leader Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran is preparing for sabotage of global infrastructure and ground raids: "There is a perception that the real war has not yet begun."

Washington is preparing to demand that dozens of countries choose a side in the technological war against China, warning that those who join Beijing's alliance will be excluded from the American coalition. The move comes after Kazakhstan attempted to "dance at two weddings," sparking anger in the White House, which fears the leakage of technology and strategic resources to the enemy.

The primaries of Israel's largest party are underway. Yesterday, "recommended lists" from branch heads were distributed ahead of the vote. The Prime Minister is acting to prevent a scenario of defections in case he cannot form a government. Who is making deals, and who might find themselves out?

Nearly a decade since Sophie Reeder disappeared, the Fort Lauderdale Police Department admits it is willing to try "new and unique approaches" and is hiring mediums to "read the energy" at the scene. The girl's father, who is still waiting for her return, is stunned by the decision: "I just don't understand it."

The US climate agency warns that there is a nearly 70% chance that the current ocean warming phenomenon will break all known records. Scientists fear the dangerous combination with global warming, which will create droughts and floods around the world: "We are already in record-breaking territory."

After the channel's reporter questioned a woman on the street under the assumption that she was the Military Advocate General, the network erupted when it turned out to be a random passerby. The channel provided explanations for the embarrassing mistake and announced: 'In light of the doubts, the report has been removed and we will conduct a re-examination.'

The US President ordered the Pentagon to reduce massive military exercises, claiming they send a "hostile message" to Pyongyang. Donald Trump explained the move by his good relations with Kim Jong Un, who he says has been respectful since his return to the White House. He also took a jab at Seoul for refusing to assist him against Tehran: "They said no thanks."

A young man from Florida, a former analyst, used the popular chatbot to describe in detail how he would harm his former partner. OpenAI's control systems identified the concrete threats and transferred the chat logs to law enforcement.

Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the Ministry of Agriculture approved a quota of 400 tons of imported, discounted honey that will cost an average of 16.6 NIS per kg. On the other hand, a price check of well-known Israeli honey reveals gaps of up to 30% between retail chains. We are sorting out the prices.

Two Shas city council members, Ofer Reuven and Shlomi Bitito, along with list member Adv. Nissim Shai Elmakies, have announced their support for the party led by Hida Abergel.

The Yellows are expected to add Josh Primo, formerly of the San Antonio Spurs, to their training camp. The swingman, who did not play this season due to injury, will arrive to cover for the many absences in the squad due to injuries and national team games.

The exposure of the Arab leader who recommended lulling Israel to sleep with a peace agreement is causing shock – but why, actually? For years we built a worldview on dreams, illusions, and information that did not always reach the public. It is time to stop playing pretend and recognize reality.

More than 23,000 antisemitic incidents were documented in 2025 in the world's largest Jewish communities, and the connection to Israel is becoming increasingly acute. It is time for the election campaign to also address the question of what Israel's responsibility is toward the millions of Jews living outside its borders.

One smashed doors, threatened and received an indictment within a month. Others blocked offices, locked a worker and beat a CEO in front of cameras – but after two and a half years the case was closed. A service column about the difference between door and door, and especially between the addresses behind them.

The claim that the establishment of a Palestinian state is off the table is misleading the public. Behind the opposition's positions on the war and the efforts for normalization with Saudi Arabia lies the same old aspiration – to reopen the path to the partition of the land.

The channel broadcast 'exclusive and special footage' in which the channel's researcher is seen questioning a woman presented as former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi. Although the woman refused to answer the questions and remained silent, the channel chose to broadcast the material anyway. However, shortly after the broadcast, social media users noticed the embarrassing mistake...

Channel 12 commentator told Nadav Perry about the Shin Bet's approach to Netanyahu after October 7: "There is an opportunity here to integrate Arab citizens who also have hostages, some of whom were murdered"

The chairman of the El Al workers' union has distributed a list of candidates recommended for support in the Likud central committee elections, notably excluding Transportation Minister Miri Regev. The move follows a fierce struggle by Israeli airline employees against plans to establish a Wizz Air base in Israel.

After a week-long search, an Israeli man who went on a solo cycling trip was found dead on the side of the road. Local police believe he was struck by a passing vehicle. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the ZAKA International Unit are coordinating the repatriation of his body.