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The Palestinian Authority's economic deadlock: "Officials fear being implicated in terror financing"
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...

Against the backdrop of upcoming elections: demonstration tonight in Tel Aviv "to defend democracy"
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.

100,000 euros per month for life: Ronaldo and Georgina's agreement revealed
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.

Offer Already Submitted: NBA Star Nearing Los Angeles Lakers Move
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.

A blind sect? The real reason Likud voters are heading to the polls tomorrow
Public opinion leaders in Israel and the security establishment are accustomed to labeling Likud members as a "worshipping sect," but tomorrow morning they will prove that they are the most rational public. The economic data explains why the social situation concerns them less, and the reason they do not compromise on security idealism. Facing the desire to see them sitting at home and the boycott...

Is Ofira Assayag eyeing the next season of "Married at First Sight"? "I want to"
The Keshet 12 presenter competed in a weekly quote quiz with co-hosts Eli Ohana and Barak Seri. Upon identifying a quote by Sophie from "Married at First Sight," she declared: "Screams, I want to be the psychologist." The episode also featured jabs at Ran Kozuch and Naftali Bennett.

Life in La-La Land and 'hit lists': Likud prepares for brutal primaries
This week, Likud polling stations will open for a high-stakes battle for only 15 realistic spots for incumbent Knesset members. Benjamin Netanyahu is utilizing 'hit lists' and working to curb the influence of Tali Gottlieb, though he may moderate his push for reserved spots due to internal party friction. Meanwhile, in online videos, he highlights political achievements while ignoring the week's...

Miri Mesika sings off-key in the Alps: "This is happiness to me"
She performs on the country's biggest stages, but it turns out the singer's true harmony is found at home.

Manor Solomon's wife has made a decision: "A lot of goodbyes"
About two and a half months after the birth of their firstborn daughter, Emma, Dana Voshchina, the wife of the new West Ham player, is preparing to join him in London: "Being a mom is a superpower, that's what I decided. The reunion with dad is closer than ever and I am excited."

Mistaken identity leads to violence: Stabbing and robbery of a man sleeping in his car
A Tel Aviv resident who mistakenly believed a neighbor had stolen his electric bicycle ambushed and stabbed the man while he slept in his car, subsequently stealing the vehicle. The District Court ruled the incident was a violent and cruel act, but considered the motive of revenge as a mitigating factor. The defendant was sentenced to 23 months in prison, along with fines and compensation.

A relationship with Aviatar? Vicky from 'Married at First Sight' fuels the rumors
Just before the show's finale, one story by Vicky Halmi has reignited rumors of a secret romance with Aviatar. How did the theory about them falling in love behind the scenes emerge, and why is she still hiding her partner?

The wife of Eli Ohana and his great rival surprise: "Don't be afraid to start over"
Adi Ohana, wife of the Beitar Jerusalem legend and Keshet 12 presenter, hosted Hapoel Jerusalem legend Michel Dayan for a special facial treatment. The encounter was filled with humor, surprising confessions, and reflections on life changes.

Pressing the big button? The mistake in the bathroom that costs you hundreds of shekels
Toilet flushing accounts for about 35% of our household water consumption. Most of us act on autopilot and press the big button every time we flush. This innocent habit costs us hundreds of shekels a year. From checking standards to the simple trick that will help you get organized.

Will Mohammad Abu Fani return to Israel? The teams that could sign him
Against the backdrop of reports that the Israel national team midfielder might leave Red Star Belgrade, we analyzed which Israeli clubs could financially afford his transfer. Despite the rumors, the player prefers to continue his career in Europe.

After the failure with Omer: Vicky from "Married at First Sight" reveals anger at producers
The drama didn't end on screen: "Married at First Sight" star Vicky Halmi opens up about her failed match, the anger she directed at the show's experts, and the life lesson she learned from Omer Bar.

Keren Peles confesses: "You have never seen me as I really am"
The popular singer reveals the behind-the-scenes of her stories and what happens when technology suddenly stops working.

Neta Alchimister conquers Miami: a new milestone for the BananaHot brand
Renowned model and businesswoman Neta Alchimister, wife of former Maccabi Haifa footballer Rami Gershon, has announced the opening of a permanent store for her swimwear brand, BananaHot, at the prestigious Aventura Mall in Miami.

Anan Khalaili presented at Crystal Palace: 'I want to win titles'
The Israel national team star completed the prestigious move from Belgium's Union Saint-Gilloise to the London club for a fee estimated at approximately 25 million euros and declared in his first interview as a club player: 'We want to do more than the three titles the club has won.'

Destined for the lineup: Anan Khalaili's request impressed Crystal Palace
The Conference League winner identified an opportunity to sign the Israeli and went for him with full force. Ohad Efrat, the club's scout, is convinced he is not coming just for the bench and shares the plans for him: "The fans' expectations are high." Niv Davrat with the details on the flashy move.

Dramatic report: Mohammad Abu Fani may return to Israel
Serbian media claim that the arrival of new coach Albert Riera could signal the exit of the Israeli national team midfielder from Red Star Belgrade, and that Israeli clubs have already expressed interest in the former Maccabi Haifa player.

Baking soda and toothpaste: The simple trick for polishing glass at home
Water stains, fingerprints, and dust accumulated in tracks can make cleaning exhausting. Here is how to use baking soda and toothpaste to clean glass and window tracks - and what is important to do before starting.

Coffee shop dispute in Jerusalem: unknown individuals glue door lock
The storm surrounding "Cafe Ba-Smita" in Jerusalem continues. Unknown individuals apparently inserted glue into the entrance door lock to prevent the business from opening this morning. Only after a 40-minute struggle were the owners able to open the door. This incident follows six consecutive weeks of stormy confrontations and Haredi protests against the cafe's Saturday operations.

Mass brawl in Tel Aviv: seven injured, one in serious condition
A violent brawl broke out overnight between foreign nationals from Thailand on Elifelet Street in Tel Aviv. MADA teams evacuated seven injured people from the scene, including a man in his 30s in serious condition suffering from stab wounds. Jaffa police have opened an investigation, arrested two suspects, and detained three others for questioning.

Maccabi Haifa legend Yaniv Katan: "Friday is the time of the deepest longing"
Ahead of the Sabbath, the legendary captain shared a poignant reflection on his mother, Miriam, who passed away in December 2023. "I try to feel her presence through her food, but it is never quite the same," he confessed.

Candidates receiving Netanyahu's video endorsement and a minister's AI-edited photo
Ahead of the Likud primaries, Benjamin Netanyahu has refrained from endorsing incumbent ministers or Knesset members. The only exception is Almog Cohen, who recently joined the party. Meanwhile, Transport Minister Miri Regev, lacking an endorsement video, shared an AI-edited photo from four years ago to imply support.

After the Menora Triumph: Ahavat Hashem Gordon Launches Jewelry Brand
Less than a month after his impressive victory at the Menora Mivtachim Arena, Israeli fighter Ahavat Hashem Gordon is set to launch his new jewelry brand, "LOVE OF GOD". The athlete has teased the upcoming collection, which is scheduled for release this September.

Hundreds of lakes, giant bison, and ships that travel on land: The Poland you didn't know
Hundreds of lakes, forests where European bison roam, the Baltic Sea coast, the Tatra Mountains, and a city where hundreds of gnomes hide in the streets. Outside the familiar route of Warsaw and Krakow, a different Poland is hidden - green, surprising, and much less known to the Israeli traveler.

Tel Aviv Ranks Among the World's Most Expensive Cities: Deutsche Bank Report
Tel Aviv has secured the third spot in Deutsche Bank's cost of living index, trailing only Zurich and Geneva. While prices for goods and services remain high, data suggests that grocery costs relative to income are comparable to those in New York.

Miran Buzaglo reveals drama at the HMO: "Why isn't she treating me?"
The star of "The Buzaglos" and wife of former soccer player Maor Buzaglo took her daughter, Shayne, for dental treatment at a "Clalit Smile" clinic: "A deep root canal is ahead of us, ugh." And also: the antibiotic treatment and the gift she promised to give her daughter.

Buried for hundreds of years: ancient treasure rescued from the flames in Spain
The fire in the north of the country threatened a historical site and led to a dramatic rescue operation. The teams entered the area under the threat of fire and evacuated ancient bones belonging to three kings from the 11th century, alongside rare paintings and ceremonial clothing. The findings were removed from the area and transferred to a museum until the danger passes.

Mamdani "shocked": Suspected hate crime at a synagogue in New York
A man was arrested during prayers at the Central Synagogue in Manhattan after he began to disrupt, struck a member of the congregation, and caused property damage. According to the NYPD, the suspect spat on a security guard and headbutted him before being arrested. The mayor wrote: "There is no place for this heinous act in our city," the number of hate crimes against Jews has risen by 8.5% in the...

Five killed in Michigan shooting spree across three scenes
The events took place in two homes and a wooded area in Missaukee County, Michigan. Police discovered three bodies and one person seriously wounded at the scene. Following an extensive manhunt, the suspect, 39-year-old Chad Hickman, was found dead alongside another victim. The investigation into the circumstances remains ongoing.

Pressed the gas instead of the brake during a driving practice — and drowned
A 42-year-old woman died in India after losing control of her vehicle and plunging into a lake about 3.5 meters deep. The driver, who was practicing driving without supervision ahead of her licensing test, was extracted from the submerged vehicle after a complex operation; her death was pronounced at the hospital.

"Could have ended in disaster": Two planes flew under the same number — and nearly collided
An unusual incident in Phoenix, USA, highlighted the importance of air traffic controller vigilance after two American Airlines planes found themselves in the same airspace under the same flight number. The controller reacted in real-time, changing the way he communicated with the crews, thereby preventing a collision.

Trump: "After we defeat Iran, I will declare the Strait of Hormuz as American territory"
The US President hardened his rhetoric against Tehran, emphasizing that the US maintains complete control over the Strait of Hormuz through a naval blockade. He warned that any Iranian attack would be met with a response of "100 times" the force. Simultaneously, the US administration announced that new and unprecedented economic measures aimed at blocking Iranian revenue sources will be unveiled...

"She will take over your bed": The post that sparked a wave of antisemitism
A young woman from Texas shared online that her new roommate is Israeli, and received millions of views and tens of thousands of likes. Within a short time, the comments were flooded with jokes about "occupation," deportation, and taking over territories. After facing criticism, the young woman claimed her words were taken out of context and deleted the post.

"You had a child? Be with him": The stand-up comedian who sparked a debate online
Roi Tsabari explained why he prefers not to send his son to a daycare framework in his early years. "Until he speaks - you shouldn't send him to any framework." When he called on parents to work less in order to be with their children, a debate erupted online: "This is a privilege that many cannot afford."

Report: US pressuring Netanyahu to condemn events in Qusra
Following the outpost incident near Qusra, American and Israeli sources claim the White House is demanding that the Prime Minister publicly condemn the rioters' actions.

Likud threatens to petition against Bennett: "Used a baby for election propaganda"
In a warning letter sent to the former Prime Minister, it is claimed that a video in which he holds a baby violates election law and raises concerns of child abuse. Bennett is required to remove the content by Sunday; otherwise, a petition will be filed with the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee.

Israeli Ambassador to the US on the unrest in Qusra: "A group of rioters is sowing destruction"
Ambassador Yechiel Leiter addressed the violence in Qusra during his remarks on the weekly Torah portion: "When a group of rioters sows destruction with unjustified violence and claims to be acting for the sake of the land - this is a distortion of the idea of settling the land, and even a desecration of it."