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Aug 14, 2026
Report: US pressuring Netanyahu to condemn events in Qusra
Security

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"
Politics

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"
Security

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."

Women paid more: The ruling against discrimination in South Korean bathhouses
Society

Women paid more: The ruling against discrimination in South Korean bathhouses

The National Human Rights Commission determined that charging women extra for towels, soap, and hair dryers, while men receive them for free, is gender discrimination. An inspection in the city of Gyeongsan found that 22 out of 27 bathhouses checked practiced this. The commission proposed a simple solution: a deposit from all customers.

President Isaac Herzog visits families of fallen soldiers in Eilat
Security

President Isaac Herzog visits families of fallen soldiers in Eilat

President Isaac Herzog and his wife Michal visited the homes of the families of Sergeant Major (res.) Tamir Vaknin and Sergeant Nahorai Laiser, who fell in combat in southern Lebanon. The President expressed the nation's condolences.

More than two years after the severance of relations: Israel's ambassador will depart for Colombia
World

More than two years after the severance of relations: Israel's ambassador will depart for Colombia

Vivian Aisen will begin her tenure in the country and join the Israeli aid delegation. In addition, Colombia has decided to move its embassy to Jerusalem, freeze the establishment of a Colombian embassy in Ramallah, and withdraw from the lawsuit filed by South Africa against Israel.

"Hitler" and "Free Palestine": Prayer book received by customer found defaced
Crime

"Hitler" and "Free Palestine": Prayer book received by customer found defaced

A man who ordered a prayer book online for the Tishrei holidays received it defaced with hateful graffiti and an obscene drawing. The buyer contacted the bookstore owners, who are treating the incident with seriousness and intend to locate the person responsible for the vandalism.

"Within an hour, guys will be at your house": Lawyer accused of extortion
Crime

"Within an hour, guys will be at your house": Lawyer accused of extortion

At the beginning of the week, an indictment was filed against 52-year-old attorney Alon Kriti for extorting a friend. According to the prosecution, Kriti threatened the complainant and sent two people to his home to intimidate him while his nine-year-old son was present.

Mobilization of Jews and tourists, and brother Ronen's fears: a week without a sign of life from Meli and Liel
Crime

Mobilization of Jews and tourists, and brother Ronen's fears: a week without a sign of life from Meli and Liel

The mother and daughter from the Yahalomi family disappeared on Saturday after checking out of the apartment hotel. Police: "So far we have not found signs that they are still in the city." Brother Ronen set up a one-man war room in the Austrian capital: "Many people are throwing all sorts of things into the air. Let's wait." President of the Jewish community in Austria, Oskar Deutsch: "I don't...

Drying Rhine River Exposes Dangerous WWII Ammunition
Ecology

Drying Rhine River Exposes Dangerous WWII Ammunition

The Rhine's water level has dropped to critical lows due to a prolonged drought, exposing dangerous WWII-era munitions and tons of debris. German authorities are urging the public to stay away from the riverbed.

44-year-old women discovered they are sisters — after years of feeling an "inexplicable connection"
Society

44-year-old women discovered they are sisters — after years of feeling an "inexplicable connection"

A moving end to decades of wondering: Mina and Minal were abandoned as infants in India, adopted by different families in the Netherlands, met by chance as teenagers, and then lost touch. A recent genetic test they conducted reunited them and proved what the heart had always felt.

Half the cost, maximum performance: Google launches Gemini 3.7 Flash
Science

Half the cost, maximum performance: Google launches Gemini 3.7 Flash

Google is launching an innovative working model designed for advanced coding and autonomous agents. The upgrade arrived just three weeks after the previous version and includes a leap forward in bug fixing and complex document processing. Alongside performance improvements, the company is cutting rates by 50% to facilitate AI integration in organizations.

"The Torah does not exempt from conscription": Bezalel Smotrich attacks Haredi politicians
Politics

"The Torah does not exempt from conscription": Bezalel Smotrich attacks Haredi politicians

The Minister of Finance spoke with members of the Bnei Akiva movement and addressed the issue of conscription. Criticizing the position of the Haredi parties, he clarified that the Torah does not serve as a refuge from bearing national and military responsibility.

3 break-ins in a week: hundreds of thousands of shekels stolen from apartments in Rishon LeZion
Crime

3 break-ins in a week: hundreds of thousands of shekels stolen from apartments in Rishon LeZion

61-year-old Ilan Barak from Rishon LeZion and 44-year-old Aviv Vaknin from Bat Yam are accused of breaking into apartments in the city and stealing property worth hundreds of thousands of shekels.

Before the Japanika arson: what did the arsonist ask ChatGPT?
Crime

Before the Japanika arson: what did the arsonist ask ChatGPT?

According to the indictment filed against Hanan Yaakov and Osher Bayach, the latter inquired about the charges for burning down a shop and the length of prison sentences. The accusations state that the two set fire to the branch while an employee was inside.

The Golden Ratio: The trait in the brain and nature that most of us don't know
Science

The Golden Ratio: The trait in the brain and nature that most of us don't know

From the arrangement of seeds in a sunflower, through the precise rhythm of the human heart, to the thermodynamic mechanism of black holes in the cosmos. The irrational number 1.618 has been considered an aesthetic curiosity for years, but scientific discoveries prove: it is a physical optimization code that allows the universe to compress information and save energy. The truth behind the language...

A premature announcement? Katz's statement was not coordinated with the IDF and Ben Gvir
Security

A premature announcement? Katz's statement was not coordinated with the IDF and Ben Gvir

The Minister of Defense declared that he had ordered the transfer of enforcement powers from the IDF to the Judea and Samaria Police, and the demand did indeed come from military officials. However, in practice, orderly staff work is required, and there are also legal challenges. In Judea and Samaria, they welcomed the move in any case: "Complete the process - and cancel the Oslo Accords."

Envelopes Disappeared From Mailboxes — Cards Were Activated: How the Credit Card Scam Worked
Crime

Envelopes Disappeared From Mailboxes — Cards Were Activated: How the Credit Card Scam Worked

A resident of Givatayim is accused of exploiting the mailing of new credit cards to customers to steal them from mailboxes and request changes to their details. The cards were used for a series of cash withdrawals and purchases. While in custody, he continued to threaten: "When I get out of here, I will scam the whole country."

Storm in the US: Immigration authority to purchase electric shock gloves for millions
World

Storm in the US: Immigration authority to purchase electric shock gloves for millions

The stated goal of the procurement is to "achieve compliance quickly and prevent escalation." Human rights organizations and senior officials in the United States have sharply criticized the plan, citing a death case linked to the use of such gloves: "This will lead to a severe escalation in violence."

Assessment in the US: Warning from Israel about Iranian threat against Trump was unsubstantiated
Security

Assessment in the US: Warning from Israel about Iranian threat against Trump was unsubstantiated

US intelligence agencies cast doubt on information passed from Israel regarding an Iranian intention to target Air Force One. The Secret Service chose not to take risks and moved Donald Trump to an alternative plane using a catering truck.

The plane dropped, the pilot collapsed: drugs and alcohol discovered in the captain's blood
Travel

The plane dropped, the pilot collapsed: drugs and alcohol discovered in the captain's blood

A major drama in the air: 24 people were injured on a flight from Thailand to India after an Air India captain lost consciousness and the autopilot disconnected. A disturbing testimony from a flight attendant: "He was sitting on the floor and trying to smoke." The co-pilot took control and prevented a major disaster.

Iranian commander: "If the US occupies the islands - they will become their graveyards"
Security

Iranian commander: "If the US occupies the islands - they will become their graveyards"

A commander in the Revolutionary Guards told the newspaper "Al-Akhbar" that Iran has been preparing for years for the possibility of closing the Strait of Hormuz. He further revealed that after the decision to close the strait, several Gulf states approached Iran with a request for passage approval, but in most cases were refused.

Confused the pedals? Woman dies after driving car into a lake during practice
Crime

Confused the pedals? Woman dies after driving car into a lake during practice

A 42-year-old woman in India died during a complex rescue operation after driving alone to practice for her license test. Investigators suspect she panicked and accidentally pressed the gas pedal instead of the brake.

The price of prolonged scrolling: Actress addicted to her smartphone ends up on the operating table
World

The price of prolonged scrolling: Actress addicted to her smartphone ends up on the operating table

Hours of gaming and scrolling in bed ended in severe nerve damage. Indonesian actress Shakila was forced to undergo complex neck surgery. Now, immobilized in a brace, she warns: "The pain was unbearable — keep children away from screens."

Bitan: "If we don't have the Haredim in the bloc - we will lose power"
Politics

Bitan: "If we don't have the Haredim in the bloc - we will lose power"

Days before the Likud primaries, MK David Bitan stated that he would have refused a reserved spot if offered. He addressed the issue of Haredi conscription, emphasizing their importance to the right-wing bloc, and commented on his relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu.

Passengers in shock: World Cup MVP spotted on a Ryanair flight like any other traveler
Celebrities

Passengers in shock: World Cup MVP spotted on a Ryanair flight like any other traveler

While waiting at the gate at the airport, passengers on the flight from Madrid to Liverpool were stunned to discover that Rodri was waiting in line next to them. A BBC Radio sports broadcaster documented: "We got such a crazy end to an amazing vacation." The Manchester City midfielder returned to England, while talks regarding his move to Barcelona continue.

The city where they decided that football should not involve headers
Football

The city where they decided that football should not involve headers

Headers seem to us an inseparable part of a football game, but more and more cities and countries are deciding that, at least for young ages, it is not legitimate.

Netanyahu took a jab at Britain, Piers Morgan responded: "Idiot"
Politics

Netanyahu took a jab at Britain, Piers Morgan responded: "Idiot"

The prominent British presenter reacted sharply to Netanyahu's remark, which echoed a statement by the US Vice President from 2024. He said: "Someone said that the first Islamic republic with nuclear weapons will be the Islamic Republic of Britain."

"xAI will win - and by a wide margin": Musk's advantage in the AI race
AI

"xAI will win - and by a wide margin": Musk's advantage in the AI race

Shaun Maguire, a partner at the venture capital firm Sequoia who led investments in Elon Musk's companies, explains why he is convinced that xAI is on the path to victory. According to him, the key lies not only in Grok, but in the connection between artificial intelligence, computing power, energy, robotics, and space. He also admits: "I am biased."

"At a Dead End": Turkey's F-35 Deal Faces Opposition in Washington
Security

"At a Dead End": Turkey's F-35 Deal Faces Opposition in Washington

More than a month after Trump signaled he was interested in selling the stealth fighter jets to Ankara, the move is still stuck. The Russian S-400 system in Turkey's possession is at the center of the dispute. In the US Congress, they are demanding that Erdogan get rid of it completely.

Aug 13, 2026
Bennett's change of direction, and the trap awaiting Eisenkot
Opinions

Bennett's change of direction, and the trap awaiting Eisenkot

As polls shift, arguments change: once Bennett asked everyone to rally behind him, now the demand has relocated. The knitted-kippah public is on its way to a historic record, time to move from being Avraham Fried to Hanan Ben-Ari. To be worthy: Oren Smadja joins politics.

Bus driver collapsed while driving, hit a car - and was evacuated in critical condition
Crime

Bus driver collapsed while driving, hit a car - and was evacuated in critical condition

The man, about 50 years old, apparently suffered a medical event on Highway 651 near the Yam Junction. Rescue teams extracted him from the driver's cabin without a pulse or breathing and performed advanced resuscitation procedures that included eight electric shocks. The driver of the private car was lightly injured and the bus passengers were not harmed.

The minister who informed Netanyahu: "Senior Likud members are trying to oust you"
Politics

The minister who informed Netanyahu: "Senior Likud members are trying to oust you"

In January 2025, after Otzma Yehudit left the government, Itamar Ben Gvir was offered to join a constructive vote of no confidence to oust the Prime Minister, with the promise of "any portfolio you want." The Minister of National Security refused, called Benjamin Netanyahu, and reported the plot.

Dramatic turn in the Brian Thompson murder case could derail trial
World

Dramatic turn in the Brian Thompson murder case could derail trial

Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is expected to plead guilty tomorrow in federal court. The move could cancel the federal trial, but simultaneously complicate or derail the state murder trial scheduled for next month.

"We lost everything, and discovered we have no rights": The new struggle of the hostages' parents
Society

"We lost everything, and discovered we have no rights": The new struggle of the hostages' parents

Ruby, father of Staff Sergeant Itay Chen (of blessed memory), and Alon, father of Staff Sergeant Tamir Nimrodi (of blessed memory), dedicated two years of their lives to bringing their sons back. Their health deteriorated, their businesses collapsed - and then it turned out that the state has no answer for the unique situations created after October 7. Now they are demanding a unique package of...

Israeli company Odysight signed an agreement with aviation giant Boeing
Startups

Israeli company Odysight signed an agreement with aviation giant Boeing

Odysight.ai's technology, based on computer vision and predictive maintenance, will be demonstrated at the American aircraft manufacturer's test sites. The agreement expands the company's operations, whose developments are already installed on IDF combat helicopters and are being tested by the US Navy.

Negotiations reach a deadlock: the bone of contention between Gilad Erdan and the new party
Politics

Negotiations reach a deadlock: the bone of contention between Gilad Erdan and the new party

Dr. Yoav Heller presented the demands of the party in the spirit of the "Fourth Quarter" for full partnership in determining the electoral list. Negotiations with Gilad Erdan have encountered significant difficulties regarding influence over candidate selection. Heller emphasized the necessity of integrating civil society leaders into the political arena.

Court rules no institutional antisemitism at Harvard: "isolated incidents"
Crime

Court rules no institutional antisemitism at Harvard: "isolated incidents"

A federal judge ruled that insufficient evidence of institutional antisemitism at Harvard was presented. The lawsuit was filed as part of the Donald Trump administration's struggle against the university, after it froze 2.2 billion dollars in federal research grants, claiming the institution failed to protect Jewish and Israeli students.

Despite Israel's compliance, Hamas sets new demands in Gaza
Security

Despite Israel's compliance, Hamas sets new demands in Gaza

The Peace Council has clarified to Hamas that Israel has fulfilled its obligations, allowing the disarmament process to begin. Hamas has responded by issuing further demands, including the opening of the Rafah crossing, a total ceasefire by the IDF, and the settlement of its civil debts.

300,000 Shekels: Compensation for Employee of Furniture Giant
Crime

300,000 Shekels: Compensation for Employee of Furniture Giant

A maintenance worker attempted to retrieve a product stuck in a machine when a colleague activated it without warning. The incident resulted in the partial amputation of his finger. The Haifa Magistrate's Court rejected the company's claim of sole liability on the part of the employee, ruling that the lack of coordination is the employer's responsibility.

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