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Foreigners were confused — Nauru has changed its name to Naoero
The tiny island nation announced a change of its name to Naoero, in a move intended to honor the national heritage.

At the peak of the heat: power outages in several areas in Tel Aviv-Yafo
A Tel Aviv resident who spoke with N12 was furious: "I am pregnant, how is this happening at the peak of summer? This is truly life-threatening." According to the notice sent, the regional malfunction is expected to last at least until the afternoon.

Crossing the million: how much does it really cost to raise a child in Israel?
Private kindergartens crossing the 10,000-shekel threshold, strollers priced like a used car, and the long-deflated “million shekels” myth: raising children in Israel in 2026 is an economic task that squeezes the middle class. A look at the numbers behind parenting—and why parents struggle to keep their heads above water, from the first diaper to the day of release from IDF service.

Friend of Binyamin Netanyahu Rezi, injured in the incident, contradicts suspects' account: “The girls are lying”
The main suspect, 17-year-old Avivar Shashon, claimed during interrogation that he acted in self-defense. Matanya, who was also attacked that evening, tells a different story: “He wasn’t stabbed with his own knife.”

Israel Receives Indirect Updates on Negotiations and Remains Vigilant: "The Distance Between Peace and War for Donald Trump is Short"
Jerusalem is not receiving direct updates from the US regarding negotiations with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. Despite diplomatic activity, Israel remains vigilant, citing the unpredictability of Donald Trump's decision-making.

Extremists curse Ofer Winter: "Lowly traitor, you have no forgiveness"
Protesters gathered outside a recruitment event in Jerusalem, shouting insults at Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter, calling him an "inciter" and a "heretic."

Gaza Residents to N12: "Everyone is Desperate, They Are Playing With Us"
Gaza residents express deep despair over the lack of real change and distrust in the parties involved. They fear that both Hamas and the Israeli government are merely maneuvering rather than seeking an end to civilian suffering.

Nightmare on the way to summer vacation: Passengers stuck for two hours on a plane without air conditioning - "Two women fainted"
Passengers on an Air Haifa flight to Larnaca were stuck on board the plane in the heavy August heat: "There were babies, children, and adults there. People were banging on the doors."

Assessment Error Leads to 2.5 Million Shekel Debt
Ten property owners in Hod HaSharon face a 2,583,840 shekel betterment levy demand after an initial assessment was found to be erroneous.

Iran Seeks to Harden Stance Against US to Create Leverage
A senior Iranian official stated that Tehran has realized it must establish leverage before negotiating with Donald Trump. Meanwhile, reports indicate the US is facing a shortage of long-range missiles.

"All I want is to know what happened to my son": She woke up to her son's cries and found him seriously wounded
A mother from Haifa woke up early in the morning to the cries of her teenage son and found him seriously wounded by stab wounds in his room. In an interview with N12, she emphasized that her family had never faced such a situation before. The police have opened an investigation into the incident, which appears to be criminal in nature, but no suspects have been arrested yet.

Holiday Pay: Who is Eligible and How to Calculate Your Entitlements
Holiday pay is a right often overlooked by hourly and daily workers. We explain who is eligible, the seniority and attendance requirements, and how to verify your pay slip to ensure you receive what you are owed.

Democratic Primaries: Israel at the Center of Ideological Confrontation
Democratic primaries in Michigan and Missouri highlight a growing divide over Israel. Pro-Israel candidates are facing off against challengers who have adopted radical anti-Israel positions.

Bought a clock for $6 – and found a huge pile of cash inside
A man who purchased an old wooden clock at a second-hand store for six dollars was surprised when some strangers followed him to his car and offered him $100 for it. He refused the offer and opened the back compartment of the item to understand what had sparked their interest. Inside the clock, a large pile of bills awaited him – which he claims amounted to more than $2,000.

Large fire in Ben Shemen Forest: firefighting aircraft dispatched, major roads closed
Twenty-one firefighting teams, supported by four aircraft, are working to contain a blaze in the Ben Shemen Forest. Highway 6 is closed at the Daniel Interchange in both directions, and Highway 1 is blocked eastbound. Fire authorities urge the public to avoid the area.

Fatal accident in Ashkelon: One woman killed, two injured
The incident involved three buses on David Remez Street in Ashkelon. The bus driver and passengers were unharmed. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the event.

"Infinite Potential": The Acquisition Path of an American Defense Giant in Israel
American company Ondas, which has been acquiring Israeli defense startups, aims to create a unified autonomous system for the US military. Former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea has been appointed to lead the company.

Court Extends Detention of Suspects in Binyahu Razi Murder
The court has extended the detention of seven suspects in the murder of Binyahu Razi until Friday, when the prosecution is expected to file indictments. Police identified two women as the "brains" behind the operation.

Serious affair exposed: Lawyer and 4 suspects arrested for inducing minors to give false testimony
A covert investigation has uncovered an alleged attempt to influence a trial involving serious security-related crimes through bribery and threats against minors.

How Much Will Dadi Barnea Earn at ONDS? Estimate: A Package of $4 Million or More
Former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea has been appointed chairman of the American company ONDS. Experts estimate his compensation package to be worth at least $4 million.

Senior Hamas Official Responds to October 7 Massacre Questions: 'Maybe Some Mistakes Happened'
Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad denied crimes against humanity during an interview with Piers Morgan, cynically dismissing the October 7 massacre as a series of 'mistakes'.

Compensation for Families of Former Soviet Immigrants Buried in Separate Plots in Petah Tikva
Families of immigrants from the former Soviet Union who were buried in separate plots in Petah Tikva between 2009 and 2017 are eligible for compensation. The Supreme Court ruled that the local Chevra Kadisha engaged in discriminatory burial practices.

The mutiny in Givati: The sentences of the last 4 soldiers were handed down; one was tried during his pre-discharge leave
The IDF has completed the disciplinary handling of the affair, after dozens of soldiers left the Sde Teiman base in protest of the battalion commander's decision.

Jerusalem Approves 30-Story 'Agron Tower'
The District Committee rejected objections and approved the Inbal company's plan for a mixed-use project to replace 'Beit Amir'. Located on the light rail line, the tower will feature 110 apartments, 114 hotel rooms, and commercial and public spaces.

Violence in the West Bank: Vehicles set on fire, "revenge" graffiti sprayed
Jews set fire to several vehicles between the villages of Jalud and Talfit in Binyamin. A Star of David and the inscriptions "revenge" and "Avi, go home"—directed at the Central Command Chief Avi Bluth—were sprayed at the scene. The event follows a series of recent violent acts in the West Bank.

"At the end, this is the most decisive corps on land": Our correspondent with the new recruits to the armored corps
While in the past many asked "why armored corps?", today the new fighters declare with pride that they chose to join the corps intentionally. "At the end of the day we want to exist here, this is our country," one of them said. Among the recruits, Natan, an ultra-Orthodox young man, stood out, stating there was no hesitation regarding his decision.

Four "Lions of the Jordan" female soldiers denied access to mental health officer
Amidst a wave of recent suicides in the IDF, it has emerged that four female soldiers in the "Lions of the Jordan" battalion waited over two and a half months for a mental health consultation. One soldier reported threats from her commander regarding the request. The IDF Spokesperson has launched an investigation into the commanders' conduct.

Ben Gurion Airport: How to Avoid Queues and Save Time
Planning a flight? Learn how to track real-time congestion at Ben Gurion Airport, how much time to allow for your arrival, and which hacks will help you breeze through the check-in process.

Even at the peak of the season: We found the cheapest flights left in August
Despite the congestion and high costs, it is not too late to purchase flight tickets for the peak of August, even at reasonable prices. We checked which worthwhile flights and vacation packages are still available. "Changes in the availability of flights and hotels sometimes create attractive deals, especially for those who can make a quick decision and be flexible with dates," experts note.

From the Chief of Staff’s headquarters to the minister’s home: the route of an American Satmar Hasid for Iran
An investigation has been revealed involving an American Satmar Hasid who became a central figure in one of the most serious wartime espionage cases. Maintaining contact with Iranian handlers, he documented sensitive sites, including the home of the former Chief of Staff and Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Flying in August? These are the days when Ben Gurion Airport is particularly busy
Ahead of the peak summer season, the Israel Airports Authority has released data and recommendations for passengers. Up to 2.6 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport every Thursday until the end of the month, with an average of 100,000 people daily. Ben Gurion Airport reiterated its call for passengers to arrive three hours before their flight and to use public transport due...

Arrived for a dental consultation – and claims her face was deformed
A 24-year-old Chinese woman claims she went to a hospital for a dental consultation regarding a slight protrusion of her lower jaw. However, she alleges that a specialist convinced her to undergo a complex surgery. According to her, the plan to move the jaw back by two millimeters turned into a procedure where it was moved more than 13 millimeters in the opposite direction.

States of emergency in Italy and London, fire clouds intensify wildfires: "The most difficult situation" since World War II
Following the declaration of a state of emergency in 25 Italian cities, the Ministry of Health reports temperatures exceeding 40 degrees. Meanwhile, massive wildfires continue to rage across the continent; in Greece, two pilots were killed in an air accident. France and Spain have recorded a rare meteorological phenomenon that is exacerbating the fire situation.

Haifa Resident Indicted for Smearing Feces and Threatening Neighbors and Police
An indictment has been filed against 39-year-old Diana Lev of Haifa. She is accused of rioting, property damage, threatening neighbors, and violently assaulting a police officer.

New lead in the disappearance of Eldar Dayan: Helmets discovered
Police have found two helmets believed to belong to missing person Eldar Dayan and his friends. The items have been sent to a forensic laboratory for analysis.

Exclusive | Satellite images reveal extensive destruction in southern Lebanon
An analysis of satellite imagery shows that 74% of structures in 19 examined villages in southern Lebanon have been destroyed, with five villages nearly razed to the ground.

Days after collapsing during a Pilates class: Social activist Tehila Aizman has passed away
The late Aizman, a well-known activist in the city of Hadera, collapsed at a local gym last week. Her heart began beating again after resuscitation efforts, but she passed away this morning. Her daughter Michal speaks of a devoted teacher and grandmother who lived "like a queen."

Former Mossad Chief Dadi Barnea Joins Defense Firm Ondas
Former Mossad head Dadi Barnea has been appointed Global President of Ondas Defense and Chairman of the board at Ondas, a company specializing in autonomous defense technologies.

Senior Cartel Figure Suspected of Ordering Murder of Beauty Influencer
The leader of the Los Rs organization, linked to the CJNG cartel, is accused of orchestrating the murder of beauty influencer Valeria Marquez following her breakup with his son. The crime occurred during a live broadcast.

Inheritance battle over tens of millions: Daughter claims mother and sister exploited father’s illness
Only after her father’s death did the eldest daughter discover she had been excluded from his will. She alleges that her mother and younger sister exploited her father’s rare neurological condition and cognitive decline to disinherit her. She is now challenging the will, citing evidence of a close, loving relationship that persisted until his final moments.