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The bomb behind the Abraham Accords: Why Israel must say "no" to Saudi Arabia
Normalization with Saudi Arabia may be a historic achievement, but if its price is permission for uranium enrichment in the kingdom, Israel may open the door to a dangerous nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Pride and Prejudice: Why Eizenkot must not be the 'Right Kind of Moroccan' | Geula Even-Saar
Eizenkot's background is no substitute for a real discussion on the important questions: what are his positions and worldview? What skills and abilities does he bring? How does he make decisions, and where does he want to lead the country?
From crocodile moats to attacks on Eisenkot: The horror show of the Likud primaries
The project to surround the Ktzi'ot prison with water moats containing crocodiles is so delusional that it is no surprise Silman joined it. Who is convinced he is the only person in the country who knows everything about everything? When Ben Gvir warns against a political police — irony dies of shame.
Massive fire, Shin Bet chief's warning, Trump's conundrum and the suspect who started talking | Saturday News
The Shin Bet chief warns that Hamas is trying to stall, American pressure on Iran is tightening, and Washington is looking for a way out of the war. A suspect in the murder of Eldar Dayan has started talking, unrest in Jerusalem, and Oren Nahari says goodbye to the microphone.
October 7th terrorist identified as truck driver: IDF forces conduct ambush
Paratrooper fighters received intelligence that a Nukhba terrorist, suspected of participating in the October 7th massacre, was working as a truck driver transporting aid from Kerem Shalom into Gaza. Forces set up an ambush, arrested him, and transferred him for Shin Bet interrogation.
Turkish soldiers opposite Metula and Kiryat Shmona: Erdogan's dramatic plan in Lebanon
According to "An-Nahar", Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed the possibility of Hezbollah transferring its heavy weaponry to Iran under Turkish-Iranian coordination. The framework includes a full Israeli withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. The organization has yet to respond to the proposal.
Antisemitic slurs at Manila Airport lead to violent brawl | Watch
Footage circulated online shows a man being beaten during a brawl at Manila Airport. According to claims accompanying the video, the confrontation began after antisemitic slurs were shouted, though the exact sequence of events remains unclear.
Clothes in the basement and expired food: a glimpse inside the "disaster zone" of the Netanyahu family | Ben Caspit
The testimony of Yehiel Ohav-Ami, a Netanyahu supporter who worked at the residence, once again reveals the routine of abuse and racism at the site. The testimony exposes abusive treatment, racism towards employees, and a reality in which Netanyahu stands helpless and without influence before his wife.
JD Vance: Iran informed the US that it will fully open the Strait of Hormuz
In an interview with Fox News, the US Vice President clarified that negotiations with Iran are still ongoing and require a return to the oil and gas export levels that existed before the war.
Like a superstar: Roni Duani's big celebration, 20 years later
At 40, the undisputed queen of pop does it again. And this time — more calculated, more professional, and above all, more true to herself. And the fans? They still remember all the words.
Houthis under fire: Yemeni army launches offensive
The Yemeni army has announced a multi-front military operation against the Houthis following recent attacks. Simultaneously, the UAE accused Iran of a missile strike on an ADNOC vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, while another ship was hit near Oman.
Tom Holland did something no Spider-Man before him managed to do
"Spider-Man: A New Day" proves why Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man in the history of the genre. While it is not a cinematic epic like "The Odyssey", it is still an enjoyable film that leaves a taste for the next chapter.
The Turkish commander who frightened Israel: Syria's dramatic move near the border
Omer Ciftci, one of the prominent HTS commanders who previously commanded in Daraa and Quneitra, has been transferred north to Hama. In Turkey, it is estimated that the move may also be intended to reduce sensitivity regarding Israel.
Major fire at the BIG complex construction site in Petah Tikva
A fire broke out in the underground parking lot at the construction site of the BIG complex in Petah Tikva, where plastic and pipes were stored. Heavy smoke covers a large area and is spreading towards the Neve Gan towers, while firefighting teams are working to locate the source and ventilate the parking lot.
"This is my mission": She left a glittering career at Meta and settled in the Galilee
Bar Clara Mendes McKinnon left a rewarding job at Meta in Ireland and returned to live in the Galilee following October 7. Today she is the CEO of Value Gateway and explains why for her this is "modern Zionism" and why she chose the north.
This is exactly why Scandinavian series no longer surprise us
A Scandinavian series is always a reason for joy - the landscape is different, the detectives dress differently, and the names are unpronounceable. Instead of English from the 'projects', there are criminals who speak Swedish, but the detective from 'The System' is definitely not Saga.
WhatsApp Expands Parental Control Features
WhatsApp is updating its parental control system, allowing parents to manage security settings for children's accounts. New features enable parents to restrict who can contact their child and which groups they can join, while maintaining end-to-end encryption.
5 died after entering the sea: The deadly bacterium that is well known in Israel too
Five out of nine patients in Louisiana died this year after skin wounds were exposed to seawater. The aggressive bacterium Vibrio vulnificus is also known in Israel and can penetrate the body even following a small injury from a fish.
Who is afraid of Yair Golan? Here is everything that Yonatan Urich forgot to tell Likud voters | Sofi Ron Moriah
Do not get excited by the warnings or the declarations: even if the Democrats and their leader join any coalition after the elections, they will be prevented from dictating their political ideology, which supports a Palestinian state and the evacuation of settlements.
It lay in a museum for almost 20 years - and then it turned out what they really found
A skull bone found in New Mexico has now led to the identification of a new type of dinosaur that lived tens of millions of years ago. For years, the fossil went through several classifications, until a re-examination revealed that it belongs to a previously unidentified species.
From austerity to show-off: despite the cost of living, Israelis refuse to close their wallets
Despite the cost of living, overdrafts, and mortgages, Israelis continue to fly, eat, celebrate, and 'set the table'. From austerity to show-off, generosity has become a national trait that is hard to extinguish. This is how we became a people that spends and continues to redraw the red line.
Everyone promised a restart after October 7 - and then went back to fighting over chairs | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya
Israel after October 7 needs a real restart: not just another job arrangement for politicians, but one liberal-right party that will offer a new order of sovereignty, liberty, and responsibility.
A purge in the Pentagon ranks or a coincidence? Another senior general unexpectedly dismissed
General Charles Costanza, who commands US Army operations in Europe, was dismissed from his post about two months before he was scheduled to finish his term. The US Army did not explain the reason, while dozens of senior officers have already been dismissed or moved from their positions.
US Senate Confirms Todd Blanche as Attorney General by a Single Vote
The Senate approved by a narrow margin of 50 to 49 the appointment of Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's former lawyer, as Attorney General. Two Republicans joined Democrats, amid growing concerns over the politicization of the Department of Justice.
"Let him die, it's not a big deal": The transport of illegal aliens that ended in a vehicular assault
A transport driver who brought Palestinians into Israeli territory is accused of chasing them with his vehicle after a confrontation with his passengers, running one of them over to death, and attempting to harm others. The prosecution claims he used the vehicle as a weapon.
"The Jimmy Carter Effect": Iran's secret plan to collapse Trump
According to a report in The Guardian, Tehran is considering delaying contacts with Washington until the US midterm elections, hoping that the consequences of the war, oil prices, and public pressure will harm the Republicans and reduce Donald Trump's room for maneuver.
25 spheres in the sky and a giant triangle: cases the Pentagon could not solve
The Pentagon has revealed 41 new files on unidentified anomalous phenomena: spheres flying at unusual speeds over the Gulf of Oman, a giant silent triangle in Afghanistan, and new footage from 2026. The administration emphasizes: there is no proof of extraterrestrials.
5.9 Billion Dollars Burned in Flames: Ukraine's New Target in Russia
Ukraine has begun attacking the warehouses of the Russian retail giant Wildberries, causing billions of dollars in damage. Tatyana Bakalchuk, the richest woman in Russia, is now trying to save the empire she built.
They save lives under fire — but who will save the social workers? | Miriam Reis
Social workers continue to save lives even during air raid sirens, but they pay a heavy mental price. Rates of secondary trauma and burnout are skyrocketing, and the collapse of the system could endanger patients and Israel's social resilience.
Does he have no word? Everyone is laughing at Donald Trump - and missing the strategic move | Dr. Liraz Margalit
Donald Trump has not lost it. Everything is part of the plan to buy time until the midterm elections and/or until the Iranian economy, and with it the regime in Tehran, collapses completely.
Not just the sun: Daily habits that are aging your skin
Stress, lack of sleep, an unbalanced diet, and environmental pollution can make your skin look older, accelerating wrinkles and loss of elasticity. Adopting better daily habits can help maintain a healthier, fresher appearance.
Drama in Ofarim: Stolen vehicle breaks through checkpoint and suspect arrested
A driver of a stolen vehicle broke through the checkpoint at the entrance to Ofarim, abandoned the car, and fled on foot. Residents were instructed to shelter in place, and after a pursuit, the suspect was captured and taken for interrogation.
"It's not fair - but I'm grateful": Hunter Biden admits to the maneuver his father made
Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father was an unfair and inappropriate move. In addition, he revealed details about the deteriorating medical condition of his father, who is battling cancer.
The drought is coming: Israel and the US agree to plug Hezbollah's financial lifeline
According to reports from Lebanon, the US and Israel are advancing measures to weaken Hezbollah's economic infrastructure. The focus is on subjecting financial bodies to regulation, monitoring money changers, and combating gold trading networks.
Zendaya has already embraced the trend: the t-shirts conquering the summer | Meital Sharabi
The hottest item of the season is none other than the wide and loose t-shirt that is way too big for you. The secret lies in combining it with items that define the body, vintage prints, and accessories that balance the volume.
The campaign against Eisenkot is getting out of control: "Your children are ashamed of you"
Likud spokesperson Guy Levy claimed that Gadi Eisenkot pushed for stopping the war and for the IDF to withdraw from Gaza. Media consultant Rani Rahav attacked him sharply, accused him of lying, and wrote: "Your children are ashamed of you."
"The worst of all worlds": Bitter disappointment in Israel and the secret plan against Iran
In Israel, contingency plans are being promoted in case Iran decides to continue its pursuit of nuclear capability, as revealed by Israeli security sources on the "Al-Monitor" website.
"Trump is a showman": The anger in Iran after the promise that was not kept
Trump promised to help protesters in Iran, but since then at least 26 people have been executed following the protests. More than five months into the war, the US is looking for a way to end the conflict and the Iranians feel they have been left alone.
"Because I am the daughter of": Meshi Kleinstein responds to the critics
Meshi Kleinstein releases a debut single and responds to critics: "To get accepted to play a Disney princess you have to do auditions, and they have no idea who I am." 7 questions with the actress who is moving to the front stage as a singer, and not just "the daughter of".
Danny Kushmaro and the panel accidentally exposed the problem of 'Ulpan Shishi' | Dror Refael
They promised the man who was closest to Netanyahu and we got three interviews with very little new information. And then came the strange moment of 'Ulpan Shishi', where Danny Kushmaro and the panel revealed much more than they intended - mainly about themselves.