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Dreaming of this in Israel: France has legally banned telemarketing calls — the fine: up to $435,000 per call
Coming soon to us? The new law that went into effect in France determines that companies cannot call you without explicit prior consent. While the existing database in Israel is porous, in France, a private individual who makes a violating call may face a fine of up to $87,000, while companies that violate the guidelines could be fined up to $435,000 per call.

Indictment filed against Avraham Hadi for attacking Channel 12 News offices
Avraham Hadi has been indicted for a series of attacks against media outlets and the Ministry of Justice. He faces charges of extortion, threats, vandalism, and obstruction of justice. Prosecutors state the acts were ideologically motivated and warn that his behavior indicates a rapid and dangerous escalation.

Severe accident in Hadera: vehicle lost control, hit a store and struck a woman to death
The woman, aged about 65, was trapped under the vehicle and extracted without signs of life. MADA teams were forced to declare her death at the scene. Police traffic investigators have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident.

US Admits Hundreds of Civilian Casualties in Yemen Strikes
Pentagon data submitted to Congress reveals that at least 153 civilians were killed and 243 wounded in US strikes in Yemen. The military is investigating 15 additional incidents. The report excludes casualties from operations in Iran.

Hotel room found empty: New details from the search for the Israelis in Vienna
Contact with Meli and Liel Yaalomi, a mother and daughter who were traveling in Vienna and Prague, has been lost since Friday. The two were supposed to return to Israel yesterday at the end of their trip, but they did not arrive for their flight. The search for them continues, and N12 has learned that a search was also conducted at the apartment hotel where they were staying. "The mind thinks of...

Parents and baby rescued from burning apartment: 'A laptop left charging on the sofa caused the fire'
The three were rescued from the apartment in Herzliya and evacuated to the hospital in light condition. Fire investigators determined the source of the fire. The Fire and Rescue Authority warns: placing a computer on a sofa or bed may block ventilation openings and cause overheating.

The Gateway to Hell: The Desperate Journey of Tens of Thousands of Migrants to the Small Enclave That Threatens to Change the Face of Europe
In the last week, tens of thousands of migrants crossed the border from Morocco to Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in North Africa. From Yemen and Sudan to Nablus, everyone is trying to reach the continent by any means, swimming for kilometers or climbing fences. A glimpse into the impossible reality at the meeting point between Africa and Europe, where parents send their children into the water alone...

Western diplomats: Netanyahu's rejection of the Gaza plan undermines Trump's influence
US allies are watching with concern the controversy surrounding the 15-point plan for the Gaza Strip, fearing its implications for American diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.

"I thought our lives were ending here": An Israeli and his partner were attacked in France
Tomer Eyal and his partner Alain were walking on Friday at the Sherwood adventure park north of Paris when a group of teenagers hurled homophobic slurs at them. Shortly after, about eight of them surrounded and beat them. "Some of them had sticks, for a long time no one came to help."

17-year-old influencer dies in helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro
Sofia Murillo, a 17-year-old Colombian influencer with more than 250,000 followers, died in a helicopter crash during a family vacation in Rio de Janeiro. Along with her, her 37-year-old mother, 59-year-old grandmother, and the pilot were killed. The four had set out on a tourist flight of about 20 minutes over the city's famous sites.

After over a day of searching: 14-year-old Olga Chaban found safe and sound
Olga and her friend Vika left the Haifa area for Tel Aviv and did not return home. During the night, contact with them was lost; Vika was located, and the search for Olga continued until a short time ago. The police announced that Olga was located in the area of Yokneam, her city of residence.

From the brawl to the tunnel: The version of the suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan
It all started with a brawl in a grove: according to the suspects' version, they fled in a vehicle convinced they had run over one of the young men, changed the license plate, and hid from the police. Two of them fled into a tunnel, while Eldar Dayan was left behind. Weeks later his body was found - and they became suspects in the murder.

Incident in Gaza: IDF did not respond to infiltration threat at the 'yellow line'
The IDF identified terrorists preparing to cross the 'yellow line' but decided against an attack, citing a lack of specific threat. Soldiers on the ground expressed frustration, claiming their hands are tied. The report is published with the approval of the Military Censor.

Email from Booking led to a scam: Israelis arriving in Greece left without accommodation
Anat from central Israel and her friends fell victim to a financial scam after searching for accommodation on Booking and being referred to the owner's email. The "property manager" instructed her to make a bank transfer of 1,540 euros. Upon arrival in Rhodes, the group discovered that a local family lived at the address and they were left with nowhere to stay in 40-degree heat.

Psagot Afek: Four-room apartment for 2.3 million NIS, prices are falling
The price per square meter in secondary market transactions in the neighborhood stands at approximately 21,700 NIS, a 5% decrease over the past year, as a wave of 'Mehir Lemishtaken' apartments hits the market.

Israeli fire is restrained, the multinational force is delayed — and Hamas gets time to recover
It has become known to N12 that the implementation of the Peace Council plan and the entry of the force will not begin before October. It is possible that the multinational force will enter only after the elections. The UAE is promoting the establishment of a new neighborhood in eastern Rafah.

"Since Sunday there is only one 'tick' on WhatsApp": Sister of the Israeli woman who disappeared with her daughter in Austria in an exclusive conversation with N12
Family members hope that Meli and Liel, a mother and daughter who are missing in Vienna, will show up today at the airport ahead of their flight back to Israel. Elinor, Meli's sister, said: "They sent photos on Wednesday, she messaged me privately on Thursday and photos on Friday"

Report: US helicopter opened fire on a ship that tried to violate the blockade on Iran
According to The Wall Street Journal, US forces fired a missile at the rudder of the ship "Vela Nova" in the Gulf of Oman after its crew ignored warnings. A fire broke out on deck and was extinguished. There are no casualties among the 17 crew members.

Israeli source to N12: "Heavy US pressure to advance in Gaza, difficult talks underway"
Israel is working to block the 15-point plan previously considered by the government. "The Prime Minister did not initially understand the gravity of the situation, but now realizes its significance," the source stated. Regarding Iran, the source added: "The current situation is the best for us. The Iranian clock is ticking."

USA: Football player practiced for an hour with a venomous snake inside his helmet
The player, a high school student from Arkansas, practiced for about an hour while a cottonmouth snake about 60 centimeters long was hiding inside his helmet. Only after the teenager began to feel something moving near his head did he approach the coaches and ask them to check the helmet.

Former Mossad Chief Yossi Cohen: 'We visited the nuclear site in Fordow many times'
The former Mossad chief addressed the US strike on the underground nuclear facility in Iran, calling it 'the fulfillment of all my dreams.' Cohen revealed that his organization's personnel visited the site to study it in depth, but added a caveat regarding the current danger of enrichment.

Texas authorities warn of a "mysterious red cat on the streets"
A gray cat covered in a strange substance is causing concern in League City. Authorities are trying to capture it and are asking residents not to approach. There is public concern regarding a link to illegal dog fighting. It is not yet clear what the source of the paint is or how it got on its fur.

Greece: Israeli couple attacked at pro-Palestinian demonstration in Athens
A man and a woman were attacked by pro-Palestinian protesters in Athens after being identified as Israelis. The incident occurred during a "day of rage" held in Greece on Sunday. Footage from social media shows a protester pushing the man and another kicking him. The crowd chanted at the couple: "Free Palestine" and "Zionist murderers." A local resident rescued the two from the scene while...

He hid a penthouse worth millions from his wife - and will pay half
The judge rejected a claim to cancel a prenuptial agreement despite a $400,000 account that was exposed, but ordered the husband to share the penthouse he hid in Jerusalem.

Europe Prepares for Potential Armed Attack by Russia
Poland and the Baltic states are reinforcing security measures amid fears of Russian provocations. Intelligence reports suggest a risk of 'false flag' operations designed to destabilize NATO, while Germany reports a series of suspicious security incidents.

Israeli Embassy in Vienna Requests Public Assistance in Locating Missing Mother and Daughter
Mali and Liel Yahalomi were last seen in the Austrian capital last Friday. The embassy describes the situation as an "urgent official family matter" and urges anyone with information to contact them immediately.

Asked an AI agent to sign him up for a gym class — and then everything went wrong
Andrew Bird, an Australian developer, asked an OpenClaw agent to get him a spot in a morning class. The bot found a permissions vulnerability, cancelled another person from the waiting list, and then failed to add them back.

After failing in the campaign against Israel: Khamenei's associate appointed to a senior position
Iran's Supreme Leader has announced the appointment of Hossein Taeb as the new commander of the Basij. He previously held this position and served as head of the IRGC Intelligence Organization, but left his post amid severe security failures against Israel.

Two hours of sexual abuse at knifepoint: A case that shocks police investigators
A severe indictment has been filed against three teenagers aged 13–14 from Beersheba who forced two 14-year-olds to perform sexual acts on each other at knifepoint while filming the incident. Chief Warrant Officer Miri Talshir of the 'Beit Lin' center warns that this case represents a 'quantum leap' in youth violence.

"Welcome to the IDF": New recruits to the Kfir and Nahal brigades
As part of our special report series, we accompanied new recruits joining the Kfir and Nahal brigades. "The feeling when you see people ready to give their lives to protect the country, and how much desire and will they have—you don't find that in any other country, it's only in Israel," said Itay, who is enlisting in the Kfir brigade.

Peace Council to Hamas: "We Will Not Stand in Israel's Way to Respond"
The IDF reports daily ceasefire violations by Hamas. A Peace Council mechanism began monitoring the situation on Friday. "We seek to give a chance to the demilitarization process, not provide immunity for terrorist activity," Council sources stated.

Claude beat the S&P 500 index, but maybe it's just luck
27 million dollars are already copying the model's trades, and investors are sure they are on the right track. An AI expert explains why a 14-stock portfolio and a five-month period are not proof of genius. And why AI is not yet a substitute for a human advisor.

"Tying our hands": IDF soldiers in Gaza testify to a change in rules of engagement
IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip report a tightening of operational guidelines. According to the troops, eliminating a threat that has not crossed the "yellow line" now requires a direct directive from the Chief of Staff, and Air Force activity has significantly decreased.

OnlyFans star sentenced to six years in prison for manslaughter of former partner
Courtney Clenney has been sentenced to six years in prison after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of Christian Obumseli in their Miami apartment. Due to time already served, she could be released in approximately 18 to 20 months. Prosecutor Shawn Abuhoff stated that the defendant has accepted criminal responsibility for her actions.

USA reached understandings with Israel, Syria and the IAEA on neutralizing a secret nuclear site
American officials say that at a facility from the Assad regime era, known as "Site 99", nuclear materials were stored from which a "dirty bomb" could be prepared. Israel threatened to bomb the facility if the nuclear material was not removed. The IAEA will soon begin removing the material from the country.

Report: Israel and the US's extensive campaign against Hezbollah's economy
Israel bombed Hezbollah's banks and gold reserves, while the US pressured the Lebanese government to implement a series of reforms to shut off the terrorist organization's funding tap.

Haifa against the current: apartment prices in the city's high-demand neighborhoods continue to rise
A new study analyzes hundreds of transactions in Ahuza and Neve Sha'anan. High-demand neighborhoods in Haifa have maintained an upward trend, even as other parts of the real estate market are cooling down. Dr. Asaf Gastfreund: "The national picture hides variations between neighborhoods."

5-year-old hit in hit-and-run accident, investigation delayed because the driver was on vacation
Uri Gahabardaev was injured while riding his bike near his home in Netanya. His mother, Gal, claims police negligence and helplessness when she attempted to file a complaint.

We used to pay for a good hotel — today we pay for the right to cancel it
Wars, flight cancellations, fires, and heatwaves are making vacations a product that is harder to commit to months in advance. The result is a shift in booking habits: more last-minute decisions, closer destinations, more expensive insurance, and an extra premium for the option to change plans. In such a world, the cheapest room or ticket is no longer necessarily the best deal.

With regrets: CEOs who fired employees for AI are calling them back
Giant companies rushed to cut staff in the blind belief that artificial intelligence was ready to fully replace humans - but the awakening was painful: data from Forrester and Gartner, alongside operational crises at Ford and IBM, reveal that rapid automation has created engineering bugs, a collapse in customer service, and the erasure of organizational knowledge. This is the most expensive...