Maariv

After the court cancelled the condition requiring Tal Dardik to stay at his mother-in-law's house, the Central Command chief updated the order: the activist will be removed from Judea and Samaria, except for Modi'in Illit, where he will be required to report to the police station twice a day.

After nearly a decade of construction, the INS Drakon has been delivered to the Israeli Navy and is conducting sea trials in Germany. The submarine, which cost approximately 550 million euros, is larger than its predecessors and will carry advanced weaponry and intelligence-gathering and strike capabilities.

Professor Roi Eldor, director of the Endocrinology Institute at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov), discussed the benefits of weight loss injections on 103FM, emphasizing the necessity of proper medical guidance.

A 430 million pound electricity project was planned to pass near the site where the scene of Dobby's death was filmed. Hundreds of inquiries from Harry Potter fans caused the planners to divert the cable.

The direction is clear: there is a national alignment with international regulations and an understanding that today, cyber defense and information security are an integral part of the business lifecycle.

Dotan Rochman from the Golan Search and Rescue Unit and Israel Cohen from "Kol Berama" discussed on 103FM the disaster on the Jordan River, in which a 16-year-old boy lost his life: "He went downstream, after a few minutes they saw the boat overturned."

Former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen criticized Israel's dependence on the US on 103fm, called for a state commission of inquiry, and sent a message to David Zini: "There are cracks in some of his decisions"

After weeks of censorship, a regional plan has been revealed: showing flexibility in negotiations to lower Israel's alert level while simultaneously preparing for a broad confrontation 'under the radar'.

The defense agreement signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan was quickly violated by Iran. After the promises and smiles for the camera, in practice, we received only media and political silence.

Police will request an extension of the detention for a 51-year-old Bat Yam resident suspected of exploiting an 18-year-old girl with autism. According to investigators, he lured her to an hourly hotel room where he allegedly committed sexual assault.

Air defense systems in Aden were activated early this morning following the presence of unidentified UAVs near the presidential palace. This marks the second such incident in the region within a few days.

Anyone experiencing déjà vu these days in the face of attempts to inflate the event into a severe strategic crisis is not mistaken. After Bennett's "enemy state" campaign was met with a yawn by the public, the engineers moved to stage two: inventing a story without evidence.

Shira, mother of the late Aner Shapira, was interviewed on 103FM regarding her party's standing in the polls ahead of the upcoming elections.

American tanker aircraft have concentrated training exercises on weekends to take advantage of the decrease in activity at Ben Gurion Airport. The unusual movement raised concerns among residents, but the IDF clarifies: it is about training to maintain operational readiness.

While reports on his condition continue to contradict each other, the prolonged absence of Iran's leader from the public arena leaves the system in Tehran dependent on written statements and interpretations by senior officials.

The power struggle within Iran's leadership is intensifying: elements from the radical camp are working to reduce the powers of Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf and transfer more power to the IRGC and the regime's ideological elements.

The UAE has successfully normalized its investments across the United States, with a significant portion now directed toward the family of US President Donald Trump.

Trump announced that the US would "lower its profile" regarding Iran, but Suleiman Maswada warns that the direction could flip quickly: "Tomorrow he could declare war." He later also addressed the strengthening of Hamas and the storm surrounding Rambam Hospital.

Against the backdrop of a surge in antisemitic incidents and threats to Jewish institutions in the United States, thousands of community members are undergoing security training and joining synagogue security teams.

Facing the Chinese threat, Taiwan is currently building massive fleets of drones and unmanned attack boats. The island aspires to become a global drone power, hoping to deter a direct confrontation with China.

Planning a trip to Europe? Prepare for the fifth extreme heatwave this summer. With air conditioning often unavailable, authorities have issued high-level fire warnings. Here is where the heat will hit hardest and how to stay safe.

Hundreds of new apartments have hit the market following the end of the sale restriction for winners of the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' program in Glil Yam. Supply has jumped more than 3-fold and prices for 4-room apartments have dropped, while the rental market has seen a sharp rise. A veteran broker in the neighborhood sets the record straight.

Royal Navy vessels and spy drones, worth approximately £12 million, transmitted 'heartbeat signals' to an IP address in China. The cameras were disconnected from the network, and there are concerns in the UK about the exposure of elite unit personnel.

As the wait drags on, children's emotional and behavioral difficulties deepen. Foster care organizations and the Ministry of Welfare hope that the amendment to the Foster Care Law, which removes the age limit for parents, will provide new hope for the children awaiting placement.

In a candid interview, the father of the late Shani Louk recalls the days of anxiety: the photo he received from a friend, the moment he recognized his daughter's tattoos, and the discovery by ZAKA volunteers who stopped on the side of the road. "The hardest thing is sitting on Friday night with the family"

Europe is already there, Israel is far behind: the Shufersal model or the Carrefour model, who will win? Does reducing the power of suppliers only increase the power of the chains themselves?

A huge selection of backpacks awaits students and their parents ahead of the first day of school. From Barbie and Stitch to One Piece and POP-K, including ergonomic back systems, padded shoulder straps, and built-in wheels.

He is building his election campaign on fear-mongering about a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, but beneath the surface, a nearly surreal question is brewing: will the Finance Minister agree to cross the lines in exchange for protecting the settlements in Judea and Samaria?

The election campaign has turned into a war of identities. Most candidates do not present work plans, but focus on proving their tribal affiliation.

One must take advantage of Mansour Abbas's integration to shape a reality where moderation is more profitable than confrontation.

Isn't it time to recalculate the route? To become a future partner in a national-centrist government composed of the Likud — with or without Netanyahu — and Eisenkot?

Israel is currently walking a fine line. On the two secondary arenas — Lebanon and Gaza — Israel has red lines. It is a matter of days to weeks before this may lead to a collapse within Iran.

According to Kan 11, Dadi Simhi is considering ending his political partnership with Benny Gantz, while the Likud is exploring the possibility of offering him a reserved spot. Simhi previously confirmed he had received such offers from the ruling party.

Reports of ongoing gunfire over the weekend in the Negev region led to police activity in Hura and Lakiya. During the operation, large quantities of weapons and ammunition of various types were seized. "The Prime Minister must understand the magnitude of the event."

Ilana Bar lost her brother, the soldier Hanan, who was killed in 1967 by an accidental discharge, and has carried the weight of this loss for years. Now, she presents a show at the International Puppet Festival of the Train Theater in Jerusalem, sharing the story of her brother and her own journey toward healing.

Jared Kushner's resort project in Albania faces serious complications: hundreds of millions of dollars were paid for land at the center of an ownership dispute. One of the sellers is wanted on suspicion of cocaine trafficking, and the "Flamingo" protest has ignited the streets of Tirana.

Donald Trump prefers at this stage to exert economic pressure on Iran rather than start a new round of fighting. At the same time, contacts regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz are becoming complicated, and Tehran is setting new demands as a condition for an agreement.

A new poll shows a shake-up in the mandate map: two new parties fail to pass the electoral threshold, the Netanyahu bloc strengthens, and Netanyahu opens a gap over Eisenkot.

Reuven Pinsky, the outgoing Director General of the National-Civic Service Authority, said goodbye to the national service volunteers of "Mishpacha Echad," who support widows, orphans, and the wounded: "They are responsible for the smiles and moments of joy."

MK Meir Cohen from the "Behad" party addressed the move of Yoav Seglovich to Ra'am, clarified that his party is still aiming to establish a coalition of Zionist parties, and expressed support for continuing the path with Naftali Bennett and connecting with Gadi Eisenkot.