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The government is promoting a decision of approximately 3 billion shekels to strengthen settlement along 500 km of the border. As early as September, about 40 Nahal groups are expected to be established, including hundreds of young people. Strock: "A historic strategic act like no other."

The "Manhigim" organization has announced a boycott of school year opening conferences and the suspension of data synchronization with the ministry. The move follows grievances over teacher shortages and administrative decisions that principals claim are harming the education system. "Patience has run out," they stated.

Knesset member Moshe Saada, former deputy head of Mahash, reveals the behind-the-scenes of Israel's judicial system. In the "Al Ze" podcast, he discusses the Military Advocate General affair, the Force 100 case, and the need for fundamental reforms in law enforcement.

The Iranian President said during a meeting with government bodies that his country is unable to sell oil at previous levels and that state revenue from industrial taxes has plummeted. "We cannot collect taxes from factories, and not only that, we have to give them money so they can remain operational," the president admitted.

A police camera captured a driver allowing a minor to hold the steering wheel while driving. The incident was documented during enforcement activity by National Traffic Police officers. As part of the operation, drivers were also caught driving under the influence and speeding.

A Lebanese source warns in the newspaper "Nidaa al-Watan" that the terrorist organization is increasing its activities in order to sabotage negotiations with Israel. The source warns against being dragged into a widespread war and also accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of attempting to exploit the military situation for the benefit of an election campaign.

Three residents of Surif were arrested as part of the "Green Field" operation, launched following a series of thefts in the Mateh Yehuda region. During the operation, the ringleader attempted to flee on foot. A vehicle with fake license plates, suspected of being used in the thefts, was seized.

The suspect (22) initially claimed he had a photo of the license on his phone, but eventually admitted he had never obtained one. The decorated vehicle was confiscated for 30 days. In another case, an 18-year-old was caught driving without a license for the second time within a year. Both vehicles were impounded for 30 days.

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey have signed a defense agreement signaling a reduction in dependence on the United States. The alliance is not aimed directly against Tehran but is intended to establish security independence under the quiet sponsorship of Beijing. The move creates an opening for Israel to deepen ties with the UAE, which is wary of the new power center. Commentary.

The state of New South Wales has launched a reform aimed at significantly reducing the amount of private weapons in the hands of citizens. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated: "We must do everything in our power to ensure that the antisemitic attack at Bondi is not repeated; this includes significant gun reform at a national level."

The chairman of Otzma Yehudit claimed that four ministers and four sitting MKs approached him ahead of the Likud primaries. According to him, he rejected the requests: "Likud is Likud, Otzma is Otzma." Ben Gvir clarified that he does not intend to turn the Otzma Yehudit list into an alternative path for Likud members.

A 26-year-old resident of Bu'eine Nujeidat was filmed by a drone driving through the town while serving community service for a previous traffic offense. Suspecting he had spotted a police force, he stopped on the sidewalk and exited through the passenger seat in an attempt to mislead the officers. Following his investigation, an indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings...

Tensions in Qusra continue to tie down IDF forces, disrupting counter-terrorism missions across Judea and Samaria. While some planned arrests have been postponed, the IDF clarifies that suspects posing an immediate threat remain a top priority.

Media outlets on the island of Crete reported that three Israelis staying at a villa in the west of the island did not heed warnings and lit a fire despite the volatile weather and the forested area where they were staying. About one hundred firefighters struggled for several hours to extinguish the blaze.

Hours of watching progress bars crawl are about to end. The hidden setting in the Google Chrome browser that will maximize your download speed, split heavy files, and allow you to download movies and heavy content up to 5 times faster.

In excavations at the Winter Stadium parking lot, planned streets, shops, warehouses, kilns, and industrial facilities were discovered. The complex was established in the 7th or 8th century and operated for about 150 years. Among the findings: dozens of coins, oil lamps, pottery, and glass vessels. Researchers: "The excavation results exceeded all expectations."

Ahead of the primaries on Monday, we revisit the movement that attempted to shake the ruling party from within, was labeled a "Trojan horse," and was eventually erased. Likud researcher Gil Samsonov explains where the founders went wrong, whether a similar organization could return, and the critical importance of free voters in the primaries.

The IDF announced that Abu Hassan Alaa, a senior commander in the "Badr" unit, was eliminated in response to Hezbollah's actions against IDF forces. According to the IDF, Alaa was involved in advancing terror plots and launching explosive drones. During the night, a series of strikes were reported in southern Lebanon, with at least 11 people killed.

According to investigators, the incident occurred following an argument between the couple. Passersby noticed a woman fleeing the vehicle and alerted the police. Today, authorities are expected to request a further extension of the suspect's detention.

The Minister of Defense sent a message following a Hezbollah attack in which three IDF soldiers were seriously wounded: "We will forcefully defend our soldiers and citizens." Throughout the night, the IDF also struck in the security zone in southern Lebanon, in Kantara and on the Ali-Tahar ridge. Security sources: these were routine strikes.

The custom common on national days of mourning 'skipped' one country – which even asked FIFA not to appear on the official World Cup ball.

Employment Service data for July: the number of job seekers rose by about 4.6 thousand to about 173.5 thousand - but the increase is mostly explained by the seasonal phenomenon of "summer layoffs", mainly education workers, women, and the Haredi society. At the same time, the trend of job seekers actually continued to decline and the demand for workers strengthened: about 150 thousand job...

Forget everything you were promised in advertisements. A new trend that has taken over the web proves that the most effective, cheap, and natural solution is already in your kitchen.

Jessica Fletcher, a mother of an autistic child who does not speak, tattooed a full keyboard on her arm with letters, faces, and an "I love you" button. The idea was born in a moment of crisis, when the batteries in her son Hunter's communication device ran out at a restaurant — and in response, he drew a keyboard on a napkin and began pointing.

According to reports, the Iranian missile and drone attack on the US Navy base in Bahrain on the first day of the war disabled a vital logistics center. In response, the Pentagon was forced to move the supply chain to the island of Diego Garcia, about 3,500 km from the combat zone in the Gulf of Oman. The supply disruption led to equipment shortages and a deterioration in the condition of the crew...

294 migrants were arrested, and according to the Tetouan province announcement, most of them arrived from sub-Saharan countries. According to the Spanish newspaper "El País", the country's authorities deployed an unprecedented scale of forces and technological means to prevent the crossing of the border barrier.

Among the victims are 18 children, 16 of whom were under ten years old, with the youngest being just one year old. The state-operated ferry was significantly overloaded, carrying at least 119 adults and crew members despite a 90-person limit, excluding an uncounted number of children.

The Carabinieri Art Squad located the three works by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse in an apartment in Parma, about five months after they were stolen. A pickaxe and a fire extinguisher left at the scene, from which serial numbers had been removed, led investigators to the suspected gang.

Inflation in Iran is skyrocketing, trade with key partners is plummeting, and fuel shortages are worsening. In Washington, plans are underway to further tighten the naval blockade, expand sanctions, and target the financial assets of the IRGC. A senior official in the Iranian Chamber of Commerce warns: "We do not have the capacity to cope with a severe naval blockade for more than three months."

Hundreds of thousands of students are entitled to special education services, but the system struggles to provide them: a shortage of kindergarten teachers, teachers, and paramedical therapists is pushing parents toward separate frameworks. "We are in a state of emergency, the ones losing out are the children."

An investigation by "Israel Hayom" reveals dramatic gaps in the availability of treatment. The key to recovery: measuring waiting times, strengthening the periphery, and certifying "resilience agents" in the community.

Following a violent brawl, the mayor of Holon announced that on weekends and holidays, entry to the Yamit 2000 water park will be restricted to city residents and their family members. While the mayor cites safety as the priority, legal experts warn the policy may face significant challenges.

Ran Kozuch was furious after the 4-0 loss in the Toto Cup against Hapoel Haifa: "In any lineup we would have fielded today, Hapoel Be'er Sheva must look like Hapoel Be'er Sheva."

A Marine Corps pilot ejected from an F/A-18 fighter jet moments before it crashed into a mountainside in Washington state. Body camera footage shows him walking toward police officers with his face covered in blood and dirt. He sustained only minor cuts, and the cause of the crash remains under investigation.

Haimanot Kasau's parents are harshly criticizing the police following the successful operation to locate two missing persons: "Our Haimanot has not been with us for 902 days." The family claims discrimination in the handling of their daughter's disappearance and demands the case be transferred to the Shin Bet.

The confrontation began in the pool area after an argument between the woman's husband and three guests. According to eyewitnesses, the three followed him to the lobby, where they continued to threaten him and one of them even attacked him. The suspects were arrested and transferred for questioning at the Eilat District Police.

Discount and Hapoalim banks have announced they will cease providing services to the Palestinian Authority, but the state-owned company intended to replace them has not yet been established. As learned, there is significant difficulty in staffing the board of directors due to fears of legal and international exposure regarding the Palestinian banking system's alleged involvement in terror...

Protest organizations are returning to Habima Square to demand the establishment of a state commission of inquiry, equality in the burden of service, and the protection of election integrity. Organizers warn against the use of public resources for political purposes.

According to 'Marca', the couple signed a legal agreement to regulate their financial and property affairs in the event of a separation. The model will receive a monthly allowance to maintain her lifestyle, and ownership of their Madrid mansion will be transferred to her.

Luka Doncic's team is going all-in on a top forward who has already held talks with JJ Redick and Rob Pelinka, who promised him a starting lineup spot.