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On the way to politics? The unusual statement by "HaTzel" regarding his future
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.

Lowering the flames: Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's message to IDF soldiers
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."

Google is bringing back the beloved tab scrolling feature to Chrome
If you are accustomed to working with dozens of open tabs simultaneously, you are likely familiar with the browser clutter that follows. In January 2026, Google released a Chrome update that quietly removed the built-in tab scrolling feature, making navigation significantly more cumbersome for many users.

Google Gemini: Instant Summaries for Books and Long Contracts
Are you familiar with the feeling of wanting to start a new book in a beloved series, only to discover you have completely forgotten the previous plot? Re-reading hundreds of pages can be daunting. Google Gemini offers a solution, providing accurate and detailed summaries of thick books and complex documents, saving you hours of effort.

Did you upload a photo to the internet? 9 million user faces leaked to the web
Have you ever used an online service to check who is behind a Facebook profile or an unknown phone number? Many of us upload photos and personal details to these sites to perform due diligence and protect ourselves from scammers. However, such a service, intended to protect us, has itself become a source of serious danger, as millions of user face photos were completely exposed on the open web.
After more than 900 NBA games: Jae Crowder arrives in the EuroLeague
Jae Crowder is opening a new chapter in his career. The 36-year-old American forward, who played 14 seasons in the NBA and recorded more than 900 appearances in the best league in the world including the playoffs, has signed with the French club ASVEL and is expected to play in the EuroLeague for the first time.
Explosion at Neot Hovav Factory: Work Area Closed, 3 Workers Injured
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.

The innocent app that eats up your computer's memory
When you try to understand why your computer is lagging, you probably look for the usual suspects: open browsers, heavy games, or video editing software. But it turns out there is a quiet and particularly surprising culprit sitting right under your nose. The built-in Windows weather app is capable of consuming almost an entire gigabyte of RAM just while you scroll through it to check if you should...

Almost a trillion dollars: The AI giant preparing for a massive IPO
The artificial intelligence company Anthropic concludes July with exceptional figures. The company reached an annual revenue run rate of 65 billion dollars, a jump of about 600% compared to the end of 2025. The private company is preparing for its next step: last June, it submitted a confidential prospectus to the US Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering (IPO) at a...

Beitar not in the top: Betting agencies have decided – this is the next champion
The opening whistle of the 2026/27 Premier League season will sound this Saturday. Today, betting agencies revealed the odds for winning the national championship, with the rankings proving surprising following an unusual summer for the big clubs.

Advertising soars, stores struggle: The conflict of Walmart investors
Walmart stock is plummeting in pre-market trading in New York following the release of its financial reports. The company beat forecasts in both revenue and, most importantly, net profit, where the positive surprise stood at nearly 10%. However, what disappointed investors was the growth in traditional sales compared to expectations, which is sending the stock down by up to 6% in pre-market...

Worse than Bennett: The group endangering the right-wing government
The traditional Likud-right camp, numbering over a million people, is watching these days with horror and trepidation at what is happening before its eyes. A small group of right-wingers, adorning themselves with the title of "ideological-value-driven," are energetically drilling holes in the bloc's ship and working with open eyes to topple the right-wing government.

Aiming to control Gaza: The hospital that became a Hamas torture complex
The IDF revealed intelligence indicating that Hamas operates interrogation and torture complexes inside Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. According to the security establishment, this activity is expanding as Hamas fears losing its grip on the population.

Retired judge: 'One must not obey the ruling of Daphna Barak-Erez'
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.

Ben Gurion Airport gradually resumes operations following major disruptions
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.

Colombia counts over 500 dead and missing in earthquake
In Colombia, it was reported today, Thursday, that at least 319 people have died as a result of the earthquake that struck the country, while 260 people remain missing. Authorities confirmed 4,469 injuries and 364 successful rescues.

How to manifest the reality you want using the power of thought?
Manifesting, or attracting reality, has turned in recent years from a spiritual practice into a huge trend on social media. People write down their desires, create vision boards, and imagine the life they want. But according to the approach behind the method, manifesting is not just about asking for something and hoping it will appear. So what really lies behind the method? And how can you use its...

Yair Golan's reaction to the strike in Syria exposes the danger of a left-wing government
68 days until the elections. Amidst the political noise, we often overlook the central issue of national security. Yair Golan's recent criticism of Israel's strike in Syria highlights a stark contrast in security doctrines ahead of the upcoming vote.

After the strike in Syria: Is Israel heading toward a confrontation with Turkey?
The current confrontation between Israel and Turkey came to light even before Jerusalem sought to officially reveal it. The Americans, through their special envoy to Syria, explicitly accused Israel of the latest strike, thereby bringing the issue to the public sphere. Although the exchange of inflammatory statements is routine on the part of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, this time it is the...

Due to the situation at Ben Gurion Airport: Hapoel Be'er Sheva is stuck in Romania after victory
Following Hapoel Be'er Sheva's 2:1 victory over Sabah on Wednesday, the team is stranded in Romania due to the workers' strike at Ben Gurion Airport. Operations at the airport have ceased, causing chaos and uncertainty regarding the team's return and their upcoming match preparations.

83-year-old from Rahat, married to nine women and father of 45 children, questioned by police
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.

This part of the refrigerator you are probably forgetting to clean
The refrigerator is one of the places in the house that we use constantly, but precisely for this reason, it is easy to postpone its thorough cleaning. Food residues, spilled liquids, and dirty packaging can accumulate between shelves and in drawers. Proper cleaning does not necessarily require strong materials, but it does require a work order that will prevent damage to food and allow reaching...

Strike at Ben Gurion Airport: Arkia Reports Flight Disruptions
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.
Using pepper spray: Ashkelon man robs Yavne gas station
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.

Watch: Violent clash between Barcelona and Egypt's Al-Ahly fans
The Joan Gamper Trophy match between Barcelona and Egypt's Al-Ahly at Camp Nou was marred by a violent brawl in the stands. Despite the festive atmosphere, security forces had to intervene to restore order.

From 0 to 100: How to become a Hollywood star and turn down a million-dollar contract
Indy Navarta, the star of the horror film "Obsession", has rapidly become one of Hollywood's most sought-after young actresses. Recently relatively unknown, she is now turning down multi-million dollar offers as she prepares for major new projects following her film's box-office success.

New study challenges long-held assumptions about star counts in galaxies
A 2026 study based on Gaia telescope data questions a 50-year-old astronomical assumption. Researchers from the University of Missouri found that the ratio of high-mass to low-mass stars is not universal and varies depending on the local environment.

"Iran is setting exactly the same trap for Israel as Hitler did"
This week marks 87 years since the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, a non-aggression agreement signed in 1939 between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, which also included the division of spheres of influence in Eastern Europe. Less than two years later, Hitler violated the agreement and invaded the Soviet Union.

Chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: Flights Forced to Turn Back
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.

First families return to the fourth settlement evacuated in Samaria
An historic milestone was marked on Thursday in northern Samaria as the first families moved into the community of Kadim, which was uprooted 21 years ago. About 30 families have settled in the renewed community, accompanied by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Samaria Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan.

Who won the 'deals'? The answer of Likud members turns the tables
Primaries are always a struggle between two forces: organized 'deals' and the free will of party members. At the end of the campaign, Likud chose not a list of 'screamers', but a team of action-oriented leaders who have proven their effectiveness.

Eli Finish reveals an embarrassing mistake by Channel 12 News: "My mother passed away"
Actor Eli Finish shared today (Thursday) an embarrassing conversation with a Channel 12 News researcher, during which he was asked if he would like to take part in a new segment on the morning show. "We show a picture of a celebrity's mother, and the audience and the panel have to guess, then the mother comes on for a short and cute interview," the researcher wrote and asked if this could be...
Embarrassing Incident in Vietnam: Israeli Tourist Makes Global Headlines
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.

Secret agents arrest gang trafficking women into Israel
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.

Is working from the office killing our productivity?
Getting out of bed, making coffee, and opening the computer sounds like a recipe for laziness. And yet, more and more people are discovering that the days they work from home are actually the days they manage to get into a rhythm, focus, and check off their tasks. So why might we be more productive at home?
Electric bicycle rider seriously injured in Tel Aviv collision
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.

"Anti-Palestinian message": West Ham against its fans' song for Solomon
The management of West Ham United sparked widespread controversy among football fans in Israel after issuing an official statement strongly condemning the song sung by the club's fans for Manor Solomon. During the season opener against Burnley, in which the Israeli scored an impressive debut goal, the Hammers' fans broke into a well-known chant from the stands that includes the words "I hate...

Police Commissioner cancels appointments meeting following media leaks
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.
A moving moment in the USA: Messi scored for the first time since his father's death
Lionel Messi experienced a particularly moving moment tonight (between Wednesday and Thursday) in the MLS league, when he scored his first goal since the death of his father, Jorge Messi. The Argentine star found the net in Inter Miami's 2:2 draw against Philadelphia Union, in a game where he was involved in both of his team's goals.

16-year-old from Beitar Illit located after weeks of searching
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.