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Drama on Wizz Air flight from Rome: flight cancelled after a passenger refused to take off
A passenger asked to disembark after boarding was completed, raising suspicions among fellow travelers. The captain cancelled the flight and police were called to the scene. It was later revealed that the man refused to fly due to concerns about desecrating the Sabbath.

Arms and munitions: The country that supplied Israel with 2,500 shipments during the war
A new Amnesty International report reveals that since October 7, thousands of arms shipments have been transferred to Israel from India. Behind this flow are defense industries that have transferred knowledge and production to the subcontinent in recent years, thereby turning one of their largest clients into part of the supply chain.

"I am afraid to leave the house": 76-year-old woman attacked in Ashkelon
A 76-year-old woman was violently attacked while resting on a bench in Ashkelon. She reports that passersby ignored her pleas for help and she was unable to identify the suspect arrested by police.

"I am afraid to leave the house": 76-year-old woman attacked in Ashkelon tells of her ordeal
A 76-year-old woman reports being attacked while resting on a street bench, noting that passersby failed to assist her. After two days of hospitalization, she remains fearful of going out alone: "I was lying there bleeding, and no one stopped."

Apartment from a contractor or second-hand: differences that can cost tens of thousands of shekels
The payment schedule, index linkage, entry date, securities, and liability for defects vary between the two transactions; a new apartment provides legal protections but includes uncertainty and future costs, while second-hand allows viewing the property and requires careful verification of rights and the seller.

United Airlines Returns to Israel: Two Daily Flights and Expanding Air Traffic
Dutch airline KLM will resume service to Amsterdam on August 25. United Airlines returns in September with two daily flights to Newark, Israir is preparing for New York flights, and Lufthansa Group will reach up to 67 weekly flights ahead of the holidays.

Controversy at Mauthausen: Students tour concentration camp wearing shirts depicting a terrorist
A group of students visited the Mauthausen memorial wearing shirts featuring one of the perpetrators of the 1978 Coastal Road massacre. The guide did not stop the tour, while participants claimed it was a "protest against the genocide in Gaza."

Report: CIA Establishes Secret Team to Increase Pressure on Cuba
The New York Times reveals the Trump administration's secret plan to create cracks in Cuba's political leadership through agent recruitment and influence operations.

Report in Italy: Israeli company Rafael's win for Rome airport security cancelled
According to a report in the newspaper Il Messaggero, Italian authorities have ordered the cessation of the use of Rafael's anti-drone system at Fiumicino International Airport and the transfer of the contract to an Italian company. The reason: the system was defined as "military equipment" imported without the required permits.

Nukhba terrorist who participated in October 7 massacre arrested as truck driver in Rafah
A terrorist who raided Gaza envelope communities on October 7 was arrested while attempting to collect aid. He was working as a truck driver for a private merchant and was intercepted by security forces on his way to the Kerem Shalom crossing.

Careful planning, real-time video call and destruction of evidence: murder of Binyahu Razi in Nachlaot solved
The State Attorney's Office will file murder charges this morning against those involved in the brutal attack at an Airbnb apartment in Jerusalem. The investigation reveals a picture of prior organization, arming with a meat mallet and knives, and a live broadcast of the murder via video call. The suspects expressed no remorse for their actions during their interrogation.

Suspected serial arson in Ramat Gan: seven injured
An unusual incident occurred in central Ramat Gan overnight as fires broke out in three separate locations. Seven residents were hospitalized with light smoke inhalation. Fire investigators suspect intentional arson.

After the dismissals - Mossad officials attack Gofman: "As if he arrived with a note from Netanyahu - 'You serve me'"
In the "Central Edition" it was revealed that the head of the Mossad dismissed two senior officials responsible for the failed plan to topple the regime in Iran. Mossad sources stated that this decision is an attempt to shift responsibility away from the leadership, noting that such actions contradict the organization's DNA.

"Theater Diplomacy": The Iranian Parliament Speaker's jab at Trump
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked the contradictory messages from Washington: "'Massive attack coming. wait, never mind, they want to negotiate'". Ghalibaf attacked American pressure: "Using bullying and fake news is a failed strategy".

51-year-old man arrested on suspicion of rape at an apartment hotel in Bat Yam
A young woman aged about 18 reported that she was severely attacked at an apartment hotel in the city. Ayalon District police officers and forensic investigators arrived at the scene, and the suspect was located in an open area in Bat Yam. The police will request to extend his detention in court.

Mossad Director dismisses architects of Iran regime change plan
The Mossad's operational plan for regime change in Iran has failed. Mossad Director Roman Gofman has decided to dismiss the head of the intelligence directorate and the head of the Iran division, who were responsible for the mission's planning.

Police were stunned: Taxi driver drove for 20 years — and never obtained a license
The driver is a 42-year-old resident of Ma'ale Adumim. He had already been caught 8 times in the past. This time, it was decided to file an indictment against him and a request for detention until the end of proceedings.

"Buying time to consolidate extortion": Criticism in Iranian networks amid settlement talks
The Iranian opposition reports that pro-regime demonstrations are funded and not authentic. An opposition activist claims the regime has executed at least 908 people since the beginning of 2026.

"Eilat is a vulnerability that is not talked about. Any reinforcement that will be needed there will take hours"
The head of the Shin Bet warned that "the next October 7th will be in Eilat," but the security establishment clarifies that there is no concrete intelligence about a planned attack. The open border with Jordan, the geographical distance from reinforcements, weapons smuggling, and demographic changes within the city have turned Eilat into a vulnerability. In the Eilot region, they are demanding a...

The Voice in the Head: Why Does Artificial Intelligence Sound Like a Woman but Think Like a Man?
AI has inherited our traditional gender role division — from submissive female voice assistants to authoritative male financial advisors. The gender design of the code directly impacts the results, jobs, and information we receive.

Brother of the late Master Sergeant (res.) Tamir Vaknin: "I ask that we remember him as a person full of giving"
Master Sergeant (res.) Tamir Vaknin and Major (res.) Harel Birenstock fell yesterday due to an explosive device in Lebanon. "He knew it was important to serve the country and do reserve duty," said Yoav, Tamir's brother. "He was in Gaza for seven months, served in Syria and Lebanon." Regarding their last conversation, he said: "We laughed as always, he made sure I would be calm."

First publication | Rape suspicion in the north: confrontation held between suspects and complainants
It has become known to N12 that during police confrontations, one suspect denied the allegations, claiming the sexual contact was consensual. One complainant testified that consent was only present at the start of the meeting and that subsequent acts were non-consensual. The suspects' detention has been extended until the beginning of the week.

New Security Standards: Thailand to Open Checked Luggage Without Passenger Consent
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has announced that starting October 16, security personnel will be authorized to open suspicious checked luggage without the owner's presence to prevent flight delays. Travelers are strongly advised to use TSA-approved locks to avoid potential damage.

"The cook threw sushi at us, the staff yelled for us to get out": Israelis kicked out of a restaurant in Mexico
A couple from Israel arrived at a restaurant in the town of Mazunte, Mexico. After they revealed their origin, the waitress began playing anti-Israel music, ignored them, and declared: "I don't want to serve murderers - get out of here." Subsequently, the cook threw food at them, and they were required to leave the premises. "We told her she doesn't know us at all, but there was no one to talk...

Vacation Nightmare: Tourists Book Non-Existent Apartments in Italy
A Belgian family of five, who booked accommodation in Italy via Booking.com, discovered that the address provided was actually an insurance agency. An attempt to find a quick alternative on the same platform led them into a second scam. Over 120 families have already fallen victim to this fraud network.

It's Final: Google Is Removing Google Assistant from Android Devices
Google has confirmed that starting September 4, access to its long-standing voice assistant, Google Assistant, will be removed from Android phones, tablets, and connected devices in favor of Gemini.

Training funds (Keren Hishtalmut): July performance and investment insights
The return forecast for training funds in July is approximately -0.5% for the general track and -0.9% for the stock track. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 track is expected to rise by about 2.4% due to the strengthening of the dollar. We analyze fund performance and the significant tax advantages of this savings instrument.

Fuel crisis in the West Bank: Chaos at gas stations and power struggles
Palestinian residents in the West Bank have been facing severe fuel shortages for three weeks. While the PA blames delays in tax revenue transfers, gas station owners argue that funds were diverted to other purposes.

HOT Demanded 1,000 Shekels from a Customer Who Disconnected 11 Years Ago
Nitzan Kidar terminated her contract in 2015, yet HOT kept her registered as a subscriber until 2024. Following an inquiry by mako, the company canceled the debt claim.

Source tells N12: Italy considers joining new international force in Lebanon
The international force may take shape soon and is planned to include additional countries. The goal: to oversee the implementation of the pilot in southern Lebanon.

Chief of Staff in sharp attack on the government: "The law is fundamentally flawed" | First publication
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has renewed his harsh criticism of the government's push for a law preventing the arrest of ultra-Orthodox deserters. Zamir stated that the political echelon ignored repeated warnings from the IDF and instructed his staff to monitor developments, a move interpreted as a directive for police to assist the Military Police in making arrests.

Report: New Nuclear Strategy Being Formulated by the United States
A senior Pentagon official is formulating a new policy that emphasizes the use of short-range tactical nuclear weapons in the event of a conflict with another power. The goal of the new strategy is to prevent a conventional war from escalating into a nuclear conflict.

The princess also put on a uniform: Denmark's conscription revolution has begun
Mandatory service has been extended from 4 to 11 months, women have entered the mandatory draft system for the first time, and the army will increase the number of recruits by about 50% by 2033. Princess Isabella has also reported for duty, and soon conscripts will be sent to Greenland for the first time against the backdrop of the threat from Russia and tensions with Trump.

Death threat against Yonatan Shalev from Bennett's party: "Look carefully to the right and left"
Yonatan Shalev of the "Behad" party has filed a police complaint following death threats received on social media. The message warned him to "look carefully to the right and left" and promised that he would "soon see wonders."

First Report: Suspected Gang Rape of a Minor at a Party in the North; Two Suspects Arrested
Police are investigating a suspected gang rape of a minor at a party in the north. According to the investigation, the victim was drugged with a sedative before the assault took place.

Anthropic's AI impersonated humans and sent emails with "viruses"
Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5 model opened fake accounts and sent emails with malware to real people in an attempt to inject malicious code into GitHub. In a separate event, an OpenAI model accidentally attacked a real website during a test conducted by the Israeli company Irregular. Anthropic states they are working to understand why Claude behaved this way.

Thailand: Football player killed by lightning strike during match
Sopwan Owa, a player for Yala Football Club, was killed by a lightning strike during a match in southern Thailand. The incident occurred during stoppage time amid a severe thunderstorm, leaving nine other players injured.

Syria Agrees to Reduce Russian Oil Imports in Bid to Lift US Sanctions
Syria has agreed to significantly cut oil imports from Russia as part of negotiations with the US. The move is intended to facilitate Syria's removal from the state sponsor of terrorism list and improve ties with Washington.

Security Incident at Ben Gurion Airport: Drone Causes Flight Stoppage
A civilian drone entered Ben Gurion Airport's airspace this morning, forcing a halt to takeoffs and landings during peak hours. The Ministry of Transport has launched an investigation into the incident.

"Beware of war criminals - report to us": Anti-Israeli flyer distributed in Amsterdam
Flyers distributed in Amsterdam ahead of the Pride Parade called for boycotting Israeli artists and reporting their whereabouts. The publication included personal details of three Israelis labeled as 'war criminals.' The RITA organization, whose name was misused in the flyer, distanced itself from the campaign.