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Aug 20, 2026
06:01Maariv
"One of the cheapest summers": Arkia CEO with a surprising statement | Yehuda Sharoni
Travel

"One of the cheapest summers": Arkia CEO with a surprising statement | Yehuda Sharoni

According to Oz Berlovich, the delays stem from operational problems at Ben Gurion Airport - "but we take responsibility"; on flights on Shabbat: "There is a business justification for this"

Aug 19, 2026
22:06Maariv
Judaism at the click of a button: The project connecting artificial intelligence with tradition
AI

Judaism at the click of a button: The project connecting artificial intelligence with tradition

Leaders of the media world, key figures from the high-tech industry, and the rabbi of the Savyon community gathered for the launch of 'Jewit - simply being Jewish': a digital platform that combines artificial intelligence and practical guides in four languages to make tradition accessible in real time.

21:29Maariv
"It is very good that the lessons were learned": MK Gilad Kariv welcomes the political union
Politics

"It is very good that the lessons were learned": MK Gilad Kariv welcomes the political union

Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad are reuniting, and the Democrats are welcoming it. MK Gilad Kariv recalls the quarter of a million votes that were wasted in the previous elections and calls for increasing voter turnout, especially in the Arab society.

20:55Maariv
Likud gains in new poll, but Gadi Eisenkot's party maintains lead
Politics

Likud gains in new poll, but Gadi Eisenkot's party maintains lead

The Likud party gained 2 additional mandates in the Channel 13 poll, but Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party grew even further. Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein failed to cross the electoral threshold, and the mandates previously held by Chili Tropper and Yoaz Hendel were redistributed between the political blocs.

20:31Maariv
Health Ministry warns: Dangerous mosquitoes detected in the Ben Gurion Airport area
Health

Health Ministry warns: Dangerous mosquitoes detected in the Ben Gurion Airport area

According to the ministry's spokesperson, since the beginning of the West Nile fever activity season to date, 17 patients have been diagnosed, one of whom is still hospitalized and one has passed away. It is now reported that infected mosquitoes have been detected in Petah Tikva, Kafr Qasim, and Ben Gurion Airport.

19:03Maariv
Does Iran intend to attack in Europe? Former senior Mossad official: "Spins and misinformation" | Listen
Security

Does Iran intend to attack in Europe? Former senior Mossad official: "Spins and misinformation" | Listen

Haim Tomer, a former senior Mossad official, is not convinced that Iran will attack in Europe, calling the reports "total nonsense." He criticized decision-makers, noting that the IDF is near collapse and that a new strategy is required.

19:03Maariv
Amit Halevi tried to project business as usual - Ron Koffman didn't buy it: "Do you feel betrayed?"
Politics

Amit Halevi tried to project business as usual - Ron Koffman didn't buy it: "Do you feel betrayed?"

Amit Halevi, pushed to the 33rd spot on the Likud list, insisted that "getting the 19th spot in Likud is not losing," but in an interview on 103fm, he got into a sharp confrontation with Ron Koffman regarding reserved spots, Gideon Sa'ar, and Benjamin Netanyahu.

18:13Maariv
"Meta knew and planned": The phrase that could complicate Zuckerberg's empire
Crime

"Meta knew and planned": The phrase that could complicate Zuckerberg's empire

Prof. Nitzan Pekin, Deputy Director of the Center for Cyber Law and Policy at the University of Haifa, explained the lawsuit against Meta, which centers on the question of whether the company used data it collected on minors to design its products and increase screen time.

17:58Maariv
Ministry of Health closed popular culinary establishment in Ashdod: "Ta'am Tavin"
Local News

Ministry of Health closed popular culinary establishment in Ashdod: "Ta'am Tavin"

The Ministry of Health ordered the immediate closure of "Ta'am Tavin" in Ashdod following inspections that found sanitary violations and production without licenses. Among the findings: a freezer at 9 degrees, lack of laboratory tests, and deficiencies in food control.

16:57Maariv
Mor Institute expands significantly in the north: a new large branch will open in Nesher at the beginning of 2027
Health

Mor Institute expands significantly in the north: a new large branch will open in Nesher at the beginning of 2027

The new branch will consolidate a wide range of medical and diagnostic services under one roof. The services will be provided using advanced medical equipment, with the goal of providing residents of the area with high-quality, professional, and accessible service.

16:24Maariv
A blow to Eyal Nagar and the Bakri organization: elite forces raided the cells of the largest criminal organizations in Israel
Security

A blow to Eyal Nagar and the Bakri organization: elite forces raided the cells of the largest criminal organizations in Israel

The Israel Prison Service (IPS) conducted an extensive search operation this week in the cells of prisoners identified with the Bakri and Eyal Nagar criminal organizations. Elite fighters seized shivs and drugs, aiming to disrupt the direction of criminal activity from within the prison.

16:23Maariv
Extraordinary incident at HaSharon Prison: Inmate barricaded himself and threatened suicide
Crime

Extraordinary incident at HaSharon Prison: Inmate barricaded himself and threatened suicide

An inmate at HaSharon Prison barricaded himself on a balcony in one of the wings while wounded, threatening to commit suicide. Forces from the Masada unit, prison guards, and a negotiation team took control of him, and he was transferred for medical treatment.

16:08Maariv
Scientist claims US government is hiding bodies of four alien species
World

Scientist claims US government is hiding bodies of four alien species

Dr. Eric Davis, an astrophysicist who worked for decades with the Pentagon's UFO program, claims that the US government is hiding the remains of no fewer than four different alien species that crashed on Earth.

15:58Maariv
Teva on the path to a breakthrough: the drug that may change the treatment of Tourette syndrome
Health

Teva on the path to a breakthrough: the drug that may change the treatment of Tourette syndrome

The FDA has accepted for review Teva's application for the approval of Aukopipam for the treatment of children with Tourette syndrome and has granted it an accelerated pathway. If approved, it could be the first drug in the field with a new mechanism of action in over 50 years.

14:46Maariv
Eisenkot catches Likud in its own trap: Now Netanyahu is in the crosshairs
Politics

Eisenkot catches Likud in its own trap: Now Netanyahu is in the crosshairs

The Yashar! party with Eisenkot has filed a petition with the Central Elections Committee demanding the removal of dozens of posts from Netanyahu's account, alleging prohibited use of IDF soldiers and operational footage. The party notes: Likud itself previously demanded a ban on such use in campaign propaganda.

14:44Maariv
No heretic dared to humiliate and disgrace the Torah like Moshe Gafni | Shlomo Shamir
Opinions

No heretic dared to humiliate and disgrace the Torah like Moshe Gafni | Shlomo Shamir

United Torah Judaism failed the biggest test it set for itself — the draft law, but its veteran leaders are still clinging to their seats. The upcoming elections could actually be an opportunity to refresh the Haredi leadership.

14:16Maariv
Changing the rules of the game: Israel's message intended for Erdogan's ears | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya
Opinions

Changing the rules of the game: Israel's message intended for Erdogan's ears | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya

Facing Ankara's attempts to establish forward bases and monitoring capabilities on our border, Israel must act decisively to reshape the balance of power and prevent a new strategic threat.

14:09Maariv
Ben Gvir in court again: Delayed appointment of senior officer in Lahav 433 - and provided no reasons
Crime

Ben Gvir in court again: Delayed appointment of senior officer in Lahav 433 - and provided no reasons

Lieutenant Colonel Itzik Alfasi filed a petition to the court after the Minister of National Security refrained from approving his appointment as spokesperson for the Investigations and Intelligence Division and Lahav 433, even though he was selected in the placement process and received the recommendation of the Police Commissioner and the senior command staff.

14:01Maariv
"Erdogan with dreams of an empire": The new warning for Israel
Security

"Erdogan with dreams of an empire": The new warning for Israel

Professor Uzi Rabi warns that Turkey is trying to deepen its grip on Syria in a way that could limit Israel's freedom of action. According to him, Israel must prevent this now and clarify that "Syria will not become a Turkish colony."

13:52Maariv
"You have lost America": Former CIA agent in a sharp attack against Israel
World

"You have lost America": Former CIA agent in a sharp attack against Israel

Former CIA agent John Kiriakou harshly criticized Israel and AIPAC, claiming that Jerusalem is trying to silence critics in the US and dragged Donald Trump into a war, warning: "You have lost the American public, you have lost the American military."

13:46Maariv
The electoral and security asset: why Likud needs Uzi Dayan on the Knesset list | Oded Tira
Opinions

The electoral and security asset: why Likud needs Uzi Dayan on the Knesset list | Oded Tira

Ahead of the primaries, Likud needs the security and strategic experience of Major General (res.) Uzi Dayan. His reservation on the list is seen as a necessary move to fill the professional void and ensure victory.

13:08Maariv
Russia and Ukraine conduct prisoner exchange: 103 soldiers released from each side
World

Russia and Ukraine conduct prisoner exchange: 103 soldiers released from each side

Moscow and Kyiv carried out another phase of prisoner exchange, with each side releasing 103 soldiers, mediated by the UAE. The deal joins a series of previous exchanges that have become one of the few coordination channels remaining open between the countries.

13:02Maariv
Not just meat and plants: The surprising food that was a central part of the diet of Carmel residents
Science

Not just meat and plants: The surprising food that was a central part of the diet of Carmel residents

A study by the University of Haifa reveals that members of the Natufian culture on Mount Carmel systematically ate snakes and lizards. Cut marks found on reptile vertebrae prove that this was not incidental food.

12:57Maariv
Flying abroad for vacation soon? Israel Railways announces service disruptions
Local News

Flying abroad for vacation soon? Israel Railways announces service disruptions

Israel Railways will suspend service at Ben Gurion Airport and Modiin stations to connect the 431 railway to the national network during the peak travel season. Here are the affected dates.

12:57Maariv
Protesters arrive at homes of senior Women of the Wall members: "I fear for my life"
Crime

Protesters arrive at homes of senior Women of the Wall members: "I fear for my life"

Protesters arrived at the homes of Anat Hoffman and Yochi Rappeport in Haifa and Jerusalem, shouted insults using megaphones, and confronted neighbors. Women of the Wall claim that the police did not arrive at the scene.

12:41Maariv
Doña Gracia takes the stage: The Jewish woman who dared to change history
Culture

Doña Gracia takes the stage: The Jewish woman who dared to change history

Almost 500 years after becoming one of the most influential women in the Jewish world, Doña Gracia is at the center of a new musical play starring Leila Malkos, which combines Ladino, history, and a story about power, identity, and female leadership.

12:29Maariv
Dadi Simhi: "There is an option that at the last moment we will see a change"
Politics

Dadi Simhi: "There is an option that at the last moment we will see a change"

Brigadier General (res.) Dadi Simhi calls for party unity and hopes for a broad government of 70–75 Knesset members. He confirmed talks with Ayelet Shaked and other figures, warning that without consolidation, "everyone will fall off the cliff."

12:21Maariv
The ally forgotten in a Brooklyn detention cell: Venezuela erases Nicolas Maduro from history
World

The ally forgotten in a Brooklyn detention cell: Venezuela erases Nicolas Maduro from history

During five rounds of talks with the opposition, Delcy Rodriguez's government did not raise the demand for the release of the former president, who is imprisoned in the US and facing drug trafficking charges. The opposition claims that Maduro "simply does not exist at the negotiating table."

12:11Maariv
Night of raids in the West Bank: dozens arrested, including Palestinian minister
World

Night of raids in the West Bank: dozens arrested, including Palestinian minister

At least 30 Palestinians were arrested overnight across the West Bank, according to the Palestinian Prisoners' Club. Simultaneously, police arrested the Minister for Jerusalem Affairs, Ashraf al-Awar, in Silwan following a home search.

11:56Maariv
In Likud, they admit for the first time: "We lost 6–8 mandates because of the draft law"
Politics

In Likud, they admit for the first time: "We lost 6–8 mandates because of the draft law"

MK Moshe Saada stated that Likud lost 6–8 mandates due to the draft law and expressed confidence in his ability to win them back. He also supported the party's reserved spots system, criticized the Attorney General, and praised Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's security management.

11:53Maariv
Earthquake in Argentina: Federal judge removed from office due to antisemitic statements
World

Earthquake in Argentina: Federal judge removed from office due to antisemitic statements

The disciplinary court voted by a majority to remove Alfredo Lopez, who served as head of Federal Court No. 4 in the coastal city of Mar del Plata, following a series of repeated antisemitic statements and attacks.

11:41Maariv
Is Netanyahu on the way to save the minister who was pushed out? "He is not satisfied"
Opinions

Is Netanyahu on the way to save the minister who was pushed out? "He is not satisfied"

Mati Tuchfeld estimates that Netanyahu is satisfied with the primary results and the leadership elected, but remains with two central problems: David Bitan, who survived despite efforts to weaken him, and Avi Dichter, who was pushed to an unrealistic spot.

11:35Maariv
Tensions with Turkey: A Signal from Zamir and the Greek Chief of Staff
Security

Tensions with Turkey: A Signal from Zamir and the Greek Chief of Staff

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir met with his Greek counterpart Dimitrios Houpis, who concluded an official visit to Israel. The IDF emphasized that the meeting reflects the strategic importance of military cooperation between the two nations.

11:34Maariv
Former Netanyahu associate estimates: Yair Netanyahu is the next reserved spot: 'Depends on Sara'
Politics

Former Netanyahu associate estimates: Yair Netanyahu is the next reserved spot: 'Depends on Sara'

Nir Hefetz, former spokesperson for the Prime Minister, estimates that Benjamin Netanyahu may reserve a spot for his son on the Likud list. At the same time, he claims that the primary results are mainly 'damage control.' In his assessment, the list appeals primarily to those who already support Netanyahu anyway.

11:04Maariv
Gilad Erdan Responds to Miri Regev's Criticism: "I Did Not Spit in the Well I Drank From"
Politics

Gilad Erdan Responds to Miri Regev's Criticism: "I Did Not Spit in the Well I Drank From"

Unity Party chairman Gilad Erdan responded on 103FM radio to Transportation Minister Miri Regev's accusation, explaining that his departure from Likud was driven by ideological differences and a lack of choice.

10:39Maariv
Businessman Kobi Sidi initiates rapprochement between Jewish and Arab children
Society

Businessman Kobi Sidi initiates rapprochement between Jewish and Arab children

Sidi, associated with the Atletico Madrid football club and former CEO of Hapoel Tel Aviv football club, said: "Education must start with young children who do not have prejudices."

10:23Maariv
"Criminal organization" at the top of government: investigation operation shakes Kyiv
World

"Criminal organization" at the top of government: investigation operation shakes Kyiv

Anti-corruption agencies in Ukraine are conducting a major operation against a "criminal organization" allegedly involving members of parliament and senior officials in the President's Office. The names of the suspects and the details of the offenses have not yet been disclosed, against the backdrop of a series of scandals affecting the circle of President Volodymyr Zelensky.

10:13Maariv
The plan to topple Netanyahu from within: "We will draw in the disappointed and replace the government"
Politics

The plan to topple Netanyahu from within: "We will draw in the disappointed and replace the government"

Matan Kahana claimed that at this stage, mergers in the 'change bloc' do not increase its power, and estimated that at the moment of truth, the parties will unite behind Gadi Eisenkot. Regarding the results of the Likud primaries, he said: "It is nothing like what Begin dreamed of."

10:01Maariv
The next war might start from the map: Israel must have borders that nature drew | Col. (res.) Amir Noy
Opinions

The next war might start from the map: Israel must have borders that nature drew | Col. (res.) Amir Noy

One of the most important goals of this war must be not only defeating the enemy, but creating sustainable borders. Borders that will not force Israel to go to war again and again to defend them.

09:54Maariv
Warning for travelers in the north: do not enter these streams
Local News

Warning for travelers in the north: do not enter these streams

The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Environmental Protection warn against entering a number of streams in the north, after sampling found deviations in fecal coliform levels. At this stage, the source of the pollution is unknown and monitoring continues.

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