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From nearly 100 billion to 25: The massive crash of Shein is revealed
The fast-fashion giant Shein is currently preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, but it may arrive with a price tag much lower than the one attached to it at its peak. According to a report by Reuters today (Monday), the company is expected to aim for a valuation of about 25 billion dollars, with another source pointing to a range of 25–28 billion dollars — compared to a...

The City That Vanished in the Jungle: The Mystery of Vilcabamba and the Lost Inca Treasure
In 1911, explorer Hiram Bingham was convinced he had found Vilcabamba, the last Inca stronghold, at Machu Picchu. However, half a century later, Gene Savoy proved that the true capital of the resistance was hidden at Espiritu Pampa.

"Bring 40 patrol cars": Mordechai David reveals his plan in Tel Aviv
Right-wing activist Mordechai David announced in an interview on the program "Riklin and Partners" that starting Wednesday he intends to hold a series of Selichot prayers with full gender segregation in public spaces in Tel Aviv. The first event will be held at 18:00 at Habima Square, followed by a planned prayer at Dizengoff Square.

Own a Chery or Jaecoo? Understanding their ties to the Iranian regime
An investigation by Yitzhak Lampert, citing international sources including Bloomberg, raises questions about the Chinese automotive group Chery's activities in Iran while its brands hold a significant share of the Israeli market. The group operates in Israel through several brands, including Chery, Jaecoo, and Omoda.

The new fear in the US: AI could assist in creating biological weapons
Artificial intelligence has already proven it can write code, assist in research, and solve complex problems. Now, its advanced capabilities in the field of biology are raising a different kind of concern in the United States: could it potentially facilitate the creation of dangerous pathogens in the future and even assist in carrying out a biological attack?

Unexpected: The most innocent places in the house that hide a world of bacteria
We wash the bathtub, clean the toilet, and change the sheets, but there are places in the house that most of us hardly think need cleaning. Studies conducted in recent years show that bacteria and fungi can establish themselves even inside the shower head, bath toys, the dishwasher, and the toothbrush holder. This does not mean that the house is dangerous or that you need to disinfect everything...

Also in Tel Aviv: The "crypto-supporters" who hide their Likud membership
Correspondent Avraham Hasson discussed the phenomenon of Likud "crypto-supporters" in an interview with the program "Riklin and Q&A." He noted that many young people at Tel Aviv polling stations prefer to keep their support for the party private.

The Mystery of the Secret Client Buying Tons of Glitter
In 2018, journalist Katie Weaver visited the Glitterex factory in New Jersey and tried to uncover their largest buyer. She was met with a refusal, as the company hinted that the client does not want the public to know that their products contain glitter. This sparked an internet mystery that continues to this day.

Demand at FIFA: Disqualify Infantino from running in the next elections
A human rights and governance organization has sent an official letter to the FIFA Governance, Audit and Compliance Committee, demanding that the incumbent president, Gianni Infantino, be declared ineligible to run in the upcoming presidential elections. The organization claims that another run by Infantino would constitute a direct violation of the organization's statutes, which limit the...

IRGC responds to Donald Trump's statement: "You are a liar"
The spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) denied on Monday US President Donald Trump's claims regarding unofficial communication channels between Iran and Washington, labeling them a lie and an illusion.

C14 Poll: Which party is gaining the most voter support?
A poll conducted on the C14 WhatsApp channel examined support potential for various parties. Data as of 17:00 Monday indicates a significant lead for the Religious Zionism party among the options presented.

Almog Cohen to file a complaint: 'My name does not appear on the ballots'
Deputy Minister Almog Cohen commented today, Monday, in an interview with Boaz Golan on the "Open Studio" program regarding reports from the field that his name is missing from the voting lists for the Likud party primaries. "Good and innocent people are coming to vote, calling me and saying they cannot find my name," Cohen said. "We will file a complaint and handle this issue."
Avner Netanyahu arrived to vote – and tried to evade the cameras | Watch
While Knesset members and candidates visit polling stations across the country, members of the Netanyahu family also arrived today, Wednesday, to vote in the Likud primaries. After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara had already voted, it was the turn of their son, Avner.

USA to invest tens of billions to accelerate production of long-range missiles
The Pentagon announced on Monday the signing of a $22.9 billion contract with Raytheon to accelerate the production of Tomahawk missiles. This weapon is capable of striking targets up to 2,400 kilometers away, allowing for strikes against Iran from almost any American base in the Middle East.

Nini's Last Journey: The Chihuahua who got cancer and flew to a private island
In recent days, a video of a Chihuahua named Nini has gone viral on TikTok. After the 11-year-old dog was diagnosed with cancer, his owner, Sarah Kohler, decided to take him on a final adventure to a private island in Norway, allowing him to enjoy nature and quality time with his family.
The end of the "Square of Tears": The great nightmare of driving tests has come to an end
Kugel Square in Holon, which for years was called the "Square of Tears" and became a nightmare for drivers and those taking driving tests, has become a signalized intersection as part of the Green Line light rail works. The square was for years one of the symbols associated with the area and a point that struck terror into driving students who were required to deal with merging into traffic.

Not just Elon Musk: these are the leading shareholders in SpaceX
The massive offering of the space giant SpaceX has placed it at the center of attention for global financial markets, revealing for the first time in full the ownership structure of the company, which includes billionaire Peter Thiel, Google, and Elon Musk.

An indication of his status? Nir Barkat's unusual absence from the polling station
Minister of Economy Nir Barkat, who in previous election cycles used to stand for long hours at the entrance to the polling station at Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem, did not arrive there today (Monday). The absence is notable against the backdrop of the struggle Barkat is waging for his place on the Likud list, yet on the ground he still enjoys support: his name appears in some of the deals in...

Dramatic statement: Will Iran be attacked with nuclear weapons?
Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene posted on X that senior US administration officials are discussing the potential use of nuclear weapons against Iran. She claimed these matters were raised in strategic meetings, though she provided no evidence and the administration has not confirmed the report.

Tragedy in Beit Shemesh: Two children stabbed in their home, suspect arrested
Two children were injured on Monday in a violent incident on Emek HaZeitim Street in Beit Shemesh. A 9-year-old child is in critical condition, and a 4-year-old is in serious condition. The children were found stabbed inside their apartment.

Is it really possible to live without the sword? The answer of Jewish history
Over the past two years, the difficult question arises again: will we live by the sword forever? This requires not just a binary answer, but a deep understanding of historical reality. It is about the consciousness we must develop to maintain our freedom and protect ourselves in the long term.

An event that already happened or an illusion of consciousness? The truth behind déjà vu
You are sitting in a place you have never been, having a conversation you have never had, and suddenly it happens: a strong and strange feeling takes hold of you — "I have been here before." "I have already heard this sentence." "I know this moment." But when you try to remember when it happened, you have no answer. You know the moment is new, yet the brain sends you a completely opposite feeling...

Guy Hochman at Likud Primaries: "Ben Gvir's Son Is Here Too"
Comedian Guy Hochman attended the Likud primaries today, documenting the atmosphere and engaging with voters. During his video, he asked about the party's success and pointed out a young man resembling the son of National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Palantir is breaking records, but history warns the stock is in danger
Palantir Technologies has positioned itself as a major beneficiary of the AI revolution, with record demand in both private and government sectors. While quarterly revenue grew by over 90%, the company's valuation has reached unprecedented levels.

"Messi, take control of him": Footage from the referee's camera in the World Cup final revealed
The 2026 World Cup ended a month ago, and in recent days FIFA has been publishing rare footage from the camera of Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić during the World Cup final. As you may recall, Argentina lost to Spain 0:1.

The next memory revolution: Researchers integrate DNA into electronics
Researchers from Penn State University have developed a memory component that combines synthetic DNA with a semiconductor material called perovskite. Experiments showed high energy efficiency and stability, paving the way for a new generation of extremely economical data storage devices.

Fire in an eight-story building in Karmiel: woman rescued
Firefighters rescued a woman from a burning apartment on the first floor of an eight-story residential building in Karmiel. Five firefighting and rescue teams from the Central Galilee station were dispatched to the scene following a report to the 102 emergency center.

Dramatic warning regarding Chabad House in Sri Lanka: "Before there are casualties"
MK Avi Maoz, chairman of the Noam party, sent a warning on Monday to Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar following the attack on the Chabad House in Arugam Bay, Sri Lanka, calling for immediate intervention with local authorities before the situation deteriorates.

Police Raid in Akko: Drug Den Dismantled
Officers from the Akko station, in cooperation with YASAM Asher units, raided a compound suspected of operating as a drug den. During the operation, police seized narcotics, ammunition, and surveillance equipment, and arrested a suspect.

Two years after he fell in Lebanon: Shaul Moyal's family receives happy news
Almost two years after Sergeant Major (res.) Shaul Moyal (may God avenge his blood) was killed in battles in Lebanon, his family received happy news this morning (Monday): his daughter gave birth to a baby girl. The baby was named Rina, a name chosen in his memory and to continue Shaul's path.

Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Military Landing Craft
A spokesperson for Houthi forces claimed on Monday that the organization launched ballistic missiles at a Saudi military landing craft and four escorting boats off the coast of Al-Mukha in the Red Sea. The Houthis allege the vessels were hit and sunk, though there is no independent verification of these claims.

Minister Amichai Chikli takes a jab at Bennett: "He forgot that we are public servants"
Minister of Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli was interviewed on the "Noon Journal" program on Channel 14 during the Likud primary election day. Chikli urged party members to exercise their democratic right to select a strong team for the upcoming general elections.

Amir Ohana makes sharp comments regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's successor
Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana addressed the question of the post-Netanyahu era in an interview with Ido Tauber. He expressed his wish for the Prime Minister to remain in office for many more years and criticized those already discussing succession.

The mother of 'HaTzel's' children breaks silence: "I can't sit on the sidelines anymore"
Lin Mor, the mother of the children of right-wing activist Yoav Eliasi ("HaTzel"), broke her silence on Monday and addressed the media storm surrounding his official dismissal from the police. She expressed her disgust at the hatred and schadenfreude surrounding the event and highlighted his years of volunteer service.

Electricity failed, kitchen and toilets disabled: The unusual malfunction in the US Navy
The American guided-missile destroyer USS Benfold remained without proper electricity for four days last month during routine operations in the Indo-Pacific region, after a malfunction occurred on July 24 involving its generators. Following the failure, the ship lost the ability to move on its own, and at the same time, vital systems were affected, including toilets, air conditioning, the kitchen...

"Small CEO": Beitar Jerusalem responds sharply to accusations from Maccabi Haifa
Beitar Jerusalem's victory in the President's Award for community activity has sparked a direct confrontation between the clubs. Following a decision to hold a re-vote, which resulted in Beitar being declared the winner, a major storm erupted over claims of irregular conduct by Maccabi Haifa's management.

Will Davidi join Religious Zionism? Mutual compliments with Smotrich
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich visited the Hesder Yeshiva in Sderot today, Monday, and received praise from Mayor Alon Davidi. "He insisted on a most significant decision and moved our enemy three to four kilometers away from us. He deserves credit for this," the mayor stated. Smotrich reciprocated the praise, calling Davidi one of the most talented and professional local leaders he has...

Former Maccabi Tel Aviv captain received an offer to be appointed chairman of Hapoel Tel Aviv
The owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv, Ofer Yannai, offered Gur Shelef to serve as chairman of the club and replace Oren Hasson in the position. The current offer carries a deep emotional and historical dimension, as it calls on Shelef to continue the path of his brother, the late Uri Shelef, who managed the club from its re-establishment in Liga Gimel in 2007.

A woman shaved – and a week later a "flesh-eating" bacteria attacked her body
An unusual medical case published in the "American Journal of Case Reports" describes a 40-year-old woman who developed an aggressive necrotizing infection after shaving and using a herbal preparation. Her condition required a 12-week hospitalization involving multiple surgeries to remove damaged tissue.

Eden Ben Zaken and Trump's ex-wife launch a surprising collaboration
Months after signing a multi-million dollar partnership, Israeli singer Eden Ben Zaken and Marla Maples Trump have launched 'Mashmaut Wellness,' a digital platform focused on fitness and healthy living. The app provides personalized training, nutrition, and mental resilience programs.