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Following his dismissal from police volunteer service, right-wing activist Yoav Eliasi, known as "HaTzel," hinted at his future plans. "When they see me in a suit, they will miss the days I was in uniform," he stated, amid an ongoing investigation by the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) into allegations of breach of trust.

After a long period during which tensions between Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef and the IDF over the issue of Haredi conscription repeatedly made headlines, the Shas party managed to lower the flames today. The former Chief Rabbi published a particularly conciliatory message toward IDF soldiers, blessed them, and defined them as "messengers of the Almighty to protect the people of Israel."

Three workers were injured in moderate to serious condition following an explosion of defense-related waste at the Ecosol factory in Neot Hovav. The Ministry of Labor has launched an investigation and closed the work areas at both the site of the explosion and the supplier factory in the north.

Supreme Court Justice Daphna Barak-Erez froze the Shir Hajaj Law two weeks ago, effectively allowing the reunification of terrorist families. Today, retired Magistrate Court Judge Haran Feinstein criticized the ruling in an interview with Dana Varon, calling it anti-Zionist and unauthorized.

The Israel Airports Authority announces that operations at Ben Gurion Airport are gradually resuming as of 15:00 under a revised flight schedule, following significant disruptions that occurred throughout the day.

Police questioned an 83-year-old Bedouin from Rahat, a father of 45 children, on suspicion of bigamy and offenses related to illegal stay in Israel. According to investigators, he is married to nine women, five of whom are not residents of Israel, including residents of the Palestinian Authority.

Chaos at Ben Gurion Airport is impacting flight schedules: Arkia airline reports that several flights are delayed due to operational disruptions caused by the ongoing strike.

A resident of Ashkelon in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of robbing thousands of shekels from a gas station in Yavne. The suspect allegedly used pepper spray against a clerk in the station's convenience store.

Minister of Transport Miri Regev has ordered a firm investigation into the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport following significant flight disruptions. The Ministry is currently examining whether the delays are due to an intentional work-to-rule strike by airport staff.

The embarrassing behavior of an Israeli tourist abroad has reached international news headlines. The woman caused a scene at a popular café in Vietnam after refusing to pay for a photo attraction.

The Israel Police have uncovered an international network suspected of human trafficking and pimping. Intelligence was provided by the Operational Coordination Department and the Israel Police representative abroad. Three suspects have been arrested on charges of human trafficking and inducing individuals to engage in prostitution.

A man in his 50s was seriously injured today after being struck by a vehicle while riding an electric bicycle on Saharon Street in Tel Aviv. MADA paramedics transported him to Ichilov Hospital with a severe head injury.

Police Commissioner Rav-Nitzav Dani Levy cancelled a senior command staff meeting today regarding Tat-Nitzav rank appointments at the last minute. Sources indicate the Commissioner was furious over leaks to the media concerning candidate identities. While lower-level appointments will proceed, promotions to the rank of Tat-Nitzav remain on hold.

Shmuel Rahamim Tutian, a 16-year-old resident of Beitar Illit who had been missing for several weeks, was located overnight between Wednesday and Thursday following an extensive police operation. Authorities confirmed he is safe and in good condition.

A tragedy at Soroka Hospital: a 40-year-old woman in the 34th week of her seventh pregnancy has died following an emergency surgery. The patient arrived with abdominal pain, but a rare complication led to a rapid deterioration of her condition, and the fetus was delivered without signs of life.

Police have determined that a fire in a residential structure near Beit Amra was caused by a short circuit, not arson. The findings contradict claims made by local residents that Israelis were responsible for the blaze.

The Israel Police is seeking the public's help in locating 23-year-old Amir Ambarbar from Ramle, who has been missing in Japan for approximately three weeks. According to official reports, Ambarbar departed Israel on April 20, 2026, and entered Japan on August 2, with no further contact since.

The negligence was known in advance: a serious lawsuit was filed this week against a Montana amusement park after 13-year-old Clayton Phillips fell from a ride and died. According to the lawsuit, staff approved safety checks despite missing seat belts on several seats.

The Turkish consulate in Jerusalem, which works in close cooperation with the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, is apparently committing building violations while preventing Israeli inspectors from entering the compound. A study by the Jerusalem Center for Applied Policy exposes these violations, and former council member Yair Gabai has appealed to the municipality to intervene.

With 69 days until the elections, the police are preparing for extreme scenarios. While previous preparations focused on maintaining election integrity, new operational plans are now being developed to address potential security threats.

M. (23), a reserve soldier in an elite unit who fought in the Gaza Strip, sought psychological help after returning home. However, instead of support, he encountered political preaching from psychologist Uri Levy.

Two opposition council members in the Ra'anana municipality are seeking to bring a motion to stop the broadcasting of Channel 14 in all municipal public buildings. The two are trying to disguise the political decision as a professional move, while attempting to deal in advance with the understandable claim regarding the infringement of freedom of speech, but it is difficult to ignore the very...

The events of October 7 and the Iron Swords War have led to a sharp increase in the number of people dealing with trauma and PTSD. With approximately 26,000 war-wounded, 65% of whom face mental distress, the need for professional support is critical.

We open the tap and drink without a second thought. However, a new study published in JAMA raises troubling questions about substances created during water disinfection and their potential link to uterine cancer.

Three years after losing her son, YASAM fighter Eli Elikashvili (of blessed memory), Lea was shocked to see his face featured in a negative news report. She learned of the error not through the broadcast itself, but via a flood of messages and screenshots from concerned acquaintances.

Just a day after Channel 12 attacked Channel 14 for alleged lack of professional ethics, they were caught in a severe error. In an investigation regarding KKL appointments, the channel mistakenly used a photo of fallen YASAM fighter Eli Alikashvili, identifying him as someone who received a position through Likud political maneuvering.

During the match between Gençlerbirliği and Fenerbahçe, home fans demanded that a four-year-old child sitting in their section wearing the opposing team's jersey remove it immediately. The incident sparked outrage, and police have detained one individual for questioning.

Following the exposure of a recording in which MK Gilad Kariv calls on members of the "Democrats" party to help finance flights for friends and family abroad to vote in the upcoming elections, an official police complaint has been filed.

A 7-year-old boy was moderately injured on Tuesday after falling from a tree on Imrei Emet Street in Beit Shemesh. United Hatzalah medical teams provided initial treatment before evacuating him to Shaare Zedek Hospital.

The Jerusalem District Court sentenced 62-year-old Nabil Shaabani to 22.5 years in prison for a nationalistically motivated attempted murder and theft. The perpetrator, who worked as a handyman for the 74-year-old victim, strangled and stabbed her, believing he had killed her.

The legal struggle surrounding the multi-vehicle accident involving singer Gidi Gov on the Ayalon Highway continues, even after the insurance company Phoenix paid compensation to the driver whose vehicle was damaged in the accident. Documents submitted to the court show that although the driver was compensated with approximately 30,000 shekels, the insurance company still seeks to determine who...

Pollster Shlomo Filber responded to an attack by Channel 12 News correspondent Ilan Lukatch, after the latter harshly criticized Channel 14 polls over the weekend and even used the results of the Bar Association elections to claim a "history of failures."

A green monkey was located and rescued overnight from a cage in a house in Jericho after suspicions arose that it was being kept there illegally. The monkey was transferred to the custody of the Nature and Parks Authority and subsequently to the Israeli Monkey Sanctuary.

A daring art heist is shaking Italy: four works by Renaissance artist Antonello da Messina were stolen over the weekend from the Regional Museum in Messina, Sicily. Italian police have opened an investigation, with authorities exploring potential mafia involvement, as reported by Reuters.

Social media star Sivan Toledano, who shares her process of returning to religion, revealed yesterday (Monday) that in honor of the month of Elul, she decided to move into a midrasha: "I wanted a spiritual leap in Elul, I had a dream to enter a midrasha." According to her, the thought of changing her daily routine significantly was not simple. "It was very challenging to think about it, I am...

An M16 rifle, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, 11 magazines, and over 100,000 shekels in cash were seized during a search conducted in recent days at a house in the village of Qaryut, near Nablus. Two local residents were arrested and transferred for questioning at the Ariel station.

Sharp criticism was leveled against the Attorney General on Monday following a meeting of the supreme task force on crime, which she chairs. Senior officials, including those from the Budget Department, claimed the task force lacks clear goals, timelines, and the necessary urgency to address the current crime wave.

New details have emerged regarding Monday's stabbing in Beit Shemesh, where two children were attacked in their home. The suspect, a neighbor, has a history of drug use. It has been revealed that the children attempted to flee inside their home to seek help after being attacked.

We published this evening (Monday) on News 14: Have the efforts to bring Israelis from abroad to the polling stations crossed the line permitted by law? According to documentation that reached us, MK Gilad Kariv from the Democrats party called a few weeks ago for party members to spend their own money and assist in paying for flight tickets for family members and friends staying abroad, with the...

Hillel Mordechai Dadon, 7, was murdered today in a stabbing incident in Beit Shemesh. He and his 4-year-old cousin were found wounded and evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital, where Hillel was pronounced dead. His cousin remains in moderate condition. A neighbor has been arrested as a suspect, and a police investigation is underway.