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Testimonies from Iran to N12: "The repression units roam armed, many are executed" | Exclusive
Special report: Citizens from Iran tell about the intensification of repression in the shadow of the wave of executions, about the presence of armed men, and about phone checks in the metro.

Two girls arrived for a kayaking trip in the north and were asked to cover themselves: "This is a day adapted for the Haredim"
Two girls arrived in short clothing for a visit to "Indi Park," and the guard at the entrance asked if they had covering clothing. The park management stated that it was a day designated for the Haredi public, which requires modest attire.

The IDF's new "method" for reducing defense forces in Gaza envelope communities
Security officers in the Gaza envelope warn of a reduction in defense forces in communities adjacent to the fence. In one community attacked on October 7, only 12 fighters will remain on Sunday. "This is a real abandonment, they are taking the defense forces," said one of the heads of the authorities.

The Battle of the Powers in Space: China Is Closing the Gap with the USA
The struggle between the powers has crossed the boundaries of the atmosphere and includes hundreds of satellites stationed in space that may play a decisive role in a future campaign.

The Unprecedented US Operation to Recover the Remains of Hundreds of Soldiers Drowned at Sea
The Wall Street Journal reported on a large-scale Pentagon operation to recover the remains of hundreds of American soldiers killed during World War II.

Body of a woman found inside a suitcase in central Athens
The body of a 38-year-old British woman was discovered in a derelict building in the center of the Greek capital. Authorities identified the victim 11 days later after fingerprint checks in local databases proved unsuccessful. Investigators are currently working to trace her movements since arriving in Greece and identify her contacts.

The data reveals: Public support for Trump is at a low - even within his base
The campaign in Iran is damaging the president's public standing and making it difficult for the Republican Party to maintain its majority in the midterm elections.

Heavy gunfire at an event hall in Ashdod: 7 bullets fired
Ashdod police are investigating a shooting incident at the 'Troya' event hall. No injuries were reported, and authorities are treating the incident as criminal.

Garage bills can shrink by hundreds of shekels: how to compare labor and parts
The hourly labor rate in a garage ranges from 250 to 500 shekels before VAT. Checking the garage license, requesting a detailed price quote, and comparing parts by catalog number can significantly reduce your bill without compromising quality.

How much is Tom Cruise worth? The percentages that made him an anomaly in Hollywood
Instead of a high salary agreed upon in advance, Cruise demands a share of the film's gross revenue from the first dollar. This model yielded him more than 100 million dollars for 'Top Gun: Maverick', and it is also what makes every inflated production budget a problem for the studio.

Netanyahu denies in ABC interview: I did not try to convince Trump to renew strikes in Iran
The PM said he presented the US President with three options regarding the regime in Tehran during their meeting in Washington: 'It is his decision.'

“We Deter Thieves”: London Mayor Takes Credit for Crime Drop as Residents Claim Otherwise
Crime data in London shows a sharp decline in property crimes in tourist centers, but a fierce battle of narratives is unfolding: while Mayor Sadiq Khan denies the contribution of “pickpocket hunters” and urges against vigilantism, local activists point to dozens of arrests and highlight legal failures that allow criminals to return to the streets.

Exposure: The IDF's new discipline document
The army is identifying a significant decline in the level of discipline among combat soldiers in the field. The situation comes after nearly three years of continuous fighting and ahead of the elections. Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir has recently clarified several times that he will not allow politics to be introduced into the IDF.

Saudi Defense Minister to Vice President Vance: "Unlike Netanyahu, we are not interested in escalation"
A source familiar with the details said the purpose of the meeting was to convey a message to Vance from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The minister said that the attacks by pro-Iranian militias in Iraq against infrastructure and energy facilities in Saudi Arabia crossed a red line, and therefore the kingdom was forced to respond.

Suspicion checked that Likud submitted false testimony to the Supreme Court regarding the State Comptroller elections
The Attorney General has ordered the police to investigate a suspicion of false testimony by the Likud party. Likud members claimed they were not required to photograph themselves. MK Sharren Haskel contradicts the Likud's statements and may provide open testimony in the case.

Eizenkot's party writes to Shin Bet: Forced to hire private security
The staff of 'Yashar' party chairman Gadi Eizenkot has contacted Shin Bet chief David Zini regarding security concerns. The request follows Iranian threats and a volatile election climate, though the law does not mandate Shin Bet protection for Eizenkot, as he is not considered a 'symbol of government'.

New evidence in Eldar Dayan disappearance: Missing man seen at gas station with detainees
Footage shows Dayan entering a gas station shirtless, holding two shirts; he put one on and gave the other to a friend. A shirt potentially belonging to him was found near the location where the vehicle was discovered.

Wedding hall refuses to host LGBTQ couple: 'We don't hold such events'
An event planner attempted to book a Rehovot wedding hall for a same-sex couple but was rejected. Recordings obtained by N12 feature a sales agent citing the owners' religious stance as the reason. The hall's management has denied the claims, stating they frequently host LGBTQ events.

Chief of General Staff to Haredi fighters: "We must expand the circle of those serving"
Rav-Aluf Zamir clarified that the integration of Haredim into the IDF is essential for the security of the country and the entire people of Israel. "One of the lessons we learned from October 7 is that the IDF must grow," he explained. The Chief of General Staff clarified that alongside the urgent need, the army's goal is to allow Haredim to serve in the IDF while maintaining their lifestyle.

Court ruled: Guy Peleg published the truth. A victory for Channel 12 News in the libel lawsuit filed by Simcha Rothman
According to the report in the "Central Edition," Rothman said that "the blood of those murdered in Huwara is redder than the blood of those murdered on October 7." He sued Channel 12 News, but his lawsuit was rejected. The court determined that MK Rothman did indeed say what was attributed to him.

Contrary to reports: this is the real amount you will receive this month as a salary increase
You celebrated too early: the Minister of Labor has not yet signed the extension order, and upcoming convalescence pay will be paid at the old rate. When will you see the increase, what are you entitled to based on seniority, and which measure from the previous two years has been completely canceled? We set the record straight.

Russia tightens the noose: Drama in the Kremlin ahead of the elections
Parliamentary elections in Russia are not expected to produce major surprises, but the atmosphere in Moscow remains tense. After a brief period of openness, authorities have launched a crackdown on dissent amidst the ongoing war.

National Cyber Directorate warns: Phishing site steals data during input
The Directorate warns of a phishing site impersonating the Israel Post website. The site displays a fake message regarding a failed package delivery. It is recommended to check shipments only on official websites and to block credit cards immediately if data was entered.

Two more young men arrested in the Eldar Dayan disappearance case
According to police assessments, Eldar and his friends allegedly attempted to run over two young men during a fight. The 23-year-old has been missing for 13 days, and the search continues.

30 thousand shekels a year for mental health treatment: The gap between the HMO and the private clinic
Weekly private treatment at a price of 400 to 700 shekels per session reaches about 20.8 to 36.4 thousand shekels per year; in the independent therapist route under agreement with the HMO, 52 sessions cost about 8.4 to 8.8 thousand shekels. These are the gaps.

Diplomatic confrontation: US representatives walk out of UN Security Council over French rhetoric
Political tension between Washington and Paris continues to escalate, marked by mutual insults and a diplomatic boycott at the UN.

The murder in the stairwell in Ramat Gan: Life imprisonment for the man who shot his in-law to death
Yosef Yosefia was shot to death by Salomon Madmon following the separation of Madmon's son and Yosefia's daughter.

Mexican drug cartels have established giant methamphetamine production laboratories in the forests of Nigeria
The Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation drug cartels have deepened their grip on Africa. Drug production in the west of the continent allows easy access to smuggling routes to Europe and Asia. Nigeria announced that it carried out the largest drug seizure in its history.

How will the departure of thousands of ultra-Orthodox deserters from Israel be prevented?
A new move by the Population and Immigration Authority is intended to eliminate the 'tailgating' loophole at automatic checkpoints.

21-year prison sentence handed down to Barakat Abu Issa, who broke into a home in Gedera and raped a woman in front of her son
Three years later: The court sentenced a Tel Sheva resident who broke into a family's home in the dead of night and raped the woman. Last April, he was convicted of aggravated rape, child abuse, and breaking and entering. This morning, he was sentenced to 21 years in prison and ordered to pay 200,000 shekels in compensation to the victim. "He told me that if I didn't be quiet, he would kill me,"...

USA: 16-year-old sentenced to life in prison for high school massacre; Judge: "You are proud of yourself"
The teenager, who admired mass murderers, has been sentenced to life in prison for the shooting at Apalachee High School. He used an assault rifle given to him by his father as a Christmas gift.

Report: Iran prepared to launch an attack in Ukraine - Kyiv issued a warning
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps planned to launch a ballistic missile at a port in Ukraine in response to a ship attack. The goal was to send a message while avoiding major damage. A fierce debate has erupted in Tehran regarding the response.

Protests Erupt in Libya: Calls for Government Resignation
Public anger over power outages and the cost of living is evolving into a political struggle against the government. The national electricity company warns of a total blackout, while protesters threaten to paralyze state institutions.

Investigation in Kenya: At least 14 elephants died under mysterious circumstances
Tissue samples were sent for testing for suspected poisoning or disease. Duncan Wunyama: "The bodies were found in various locations around the national park."

Election recess: Knesset to approve hundreds of millions more for political purposes today
The Finance Committee is convening today to discuss transfers totaling 16 billion shekels, including approximately 653 million shekels in coalition funds intended primarily for the ultra-Orthodox sector and settlers. Opposition members argue that such a large-scale distribution during the election recess exceeds the committee's authority.

"Believing in peace with Israel": The Shiite activist who survived assassination attempts - and sparked a storm
Rait al-Tamimi, who lived for years in Baghdad, met Khamenei, and Nasrallah's men, is now openly calling for normalization with Israel. In a special interview with N12, he blames Iran and talks about the price he pays: "I am threatened all the time."

Three suspects arrested in northern Israel for the rape of minors
According to the investigation, the suspects invited the minors to an apartment where the assault took place. Following a formal complaint, all three were taken into custody.

16-year-old becomes a hero in the US: "He should be awarded a citation"
The young lifeguard, Ryder, was filmed diving into the water to save a child swept away by strong waves off the coast of California. For long minutes, the two struggled against the current until another lifeguard arrived to assist.

Why can your office no longer be just a place of work?
Flexibility, community, and an exceptional experience: the Israeli high-tech work environment is undergoing a dramatic change. Eyal Green, CEO of Atidim Park, presents the vision for the next generation of offices and explains why old buildings are already being left behind.

The trend that revealed the truth about the Israeli housing market
"How much do you pay for rent?" has become a viral trend sweeping through millions of social media viewers. Inbar Tal, the woman behind the phenomenon, joins the studio to explain how she convinced strangers to open their doors to her.