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Another reason to drink coffee in the morning: Links to lower body fat and higher muscle mass
A new study from the University of Oulu in Finland has identified an intriguing link between daily coffee consumption and body composition, suggesting that higher intake correlates with lower body fat and increased muscle mass.

The new tool that will peek into distant worlds and search for clues to extraterrestrial life
Scientists are nearing the operation of a new device called "Henrietta," installed on a telescope in Chile, designed to analyze the atmospheric composition of exoplanets. Researchers hope this will help them understand conditions in worlds outside our solar system and search for substances that might indicate potential habitability.

Researchers discover bone marrow may be the source of systemic aging
A new study published in the journal "Nature Aging" identifies a surprising factor in how the body ages: the bone marrow. Experiments on mice revealed that as blood-producing cells age, they generate immune cells that promote chronic inflammation, which in turn damages tissues throughout the body.

Likud Primaries: Settlement-aligned movements exclude Amir Ohana from recommendation lists
Ahead of the Likud primaries, movements supporting the settlement cause have published their recommended candidate lists. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana is notably absent from these endorsements once again.

Get your umbrellas out: weather forecast and rain probability
Today, Monday, a slight drop in temperatures is expected, mainly in mountainous and inland areas, where they will be slightly lower than the seasonal average. The sky will be partly cloudy, providing some relief from the heat. Until noon, there is a chance of drizzle or light local rain in the north and along the coastal plain.
Addicted to burgers? How McDonald's tracks you without your knowledge
For most of us, a quick stop at McDonald's is a matter of convenience. However, behind the scenes lies a massive tracking mechanism. Fast food chains are no longer just selling food; they are monitoring your consumption habits to predict exactly when you will return.

Protest against Hod HaSharon rabbi's inauguration: police remove demonstrators
A disturbance occurred this evening (Sunday) outside the "Ulamay HaAhuza" hall in Hod HaSharon during the inauguration ceremony of Rabbi Erez Elharar as the city's chief rabbi, attended by Israel's Chief Rabbis and public figures. Protesters gathered outside, and police intervened to remove those attempting to disrupt the entrance.

Political storm following the screening of the film "7.10: The Judea and Samaria Version"
The screening of the film "7.10: The Judea and Samaria Version" on Channel 14, which revealed chilling footage and classified documents about the Palestinian Authority army being built in the heart of the country, sparked a major storm in the political system and security agencies. The film demonstrated how the Oslo Accords birthed an armed and trained force right under the nose of the security...

Following the report on Channel 14: The storm surrounding the lecturer at Bezalel intensifies
Following the report on Channel 14: The IDF Disabled Veterans Forum turned today (Sunday) to the retired Supreme Court President, Esther Hayut, who serves as chair of the Bezalel executive committee, demanding her personal intervention in the affair and the taking of measures against the lecturer.

7.10 – The Judea and Samaria Version: The enemy army that rose under the nose of the security establishment
The horror scenario that has occupied many Israelis for three years is now receiving a shocking documentary expression. The series "The 7.10 Film – The Judea and Samaria Version" reveals a complex security reality, raising difficult questions regarding Israel's readiness for a potential mass invasion by Palestinian Authority forces.

Ocean Depth Discovery Reveals a Lost Island and Precious Resources
A study published in the journal "Scientific Reports" has revealed the history of the "Rio Grande Rise" in the Atlantic Ocean. Researchers found that this area, now submerged hundreds of meters below sea level, was once land with a tropical climate.

Derby in the Final: Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv to Face Off for the Toto Cup
This evening, the two Toto Cup semi-finals took place. Both Maccabi and Hapoel Tel Aviv secured victories to advance to the final in December. The Reds clinched a 2-1 win in the closing minutes, while the Yellows successfully defended their lead until the final whistle.

Nothing New on Netflix: 'The Heroine with the Ribbon' | Film Review
Netflix has brought a new anime film to its subscribers, including the Israeli audience. While the fantasy premise inspired by Osamu Tezuka's manga sounds intriguing, the final result is disappointing, serving as yet another example of the streaming service prioritizing quantity over quality.

Linor vs. Guy Meroz: The stormy confrontation over the connection between Abbas and Hamas
An especially stormy confrontation took place this evening (Sunday) in the studio of the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, when panelists Irit Linor and Guy Meroz clashed over the figure of Ra'am chairman, Mansour Abbas. At the beginning of the discussion, Linor referred to the leaders of the left-wing bloc in recent years and claimed that they were all kicked out after only one term...

"Every pair of eyes is important": The search for the missing person at the Sea of Galilee expands
The family and friends of 24-year-old Nachman Kinan, a Chabad Hasid from Beit Shemesh missing since last Monday (10.08), are calling on the public to join an extensive search in the Tiberias area tomorrow at 09:00 AM. Concerns for the young man's life are growing as his tracks disappeared near Guy Beach.

Exposure: Families of terrorists whose deportation was blocked by legal counsel
Although the law for the deportation of terrorists' families was passed by the Knesset, legal counsel has thwarted its implementation. Channel 14 News has obtained information regarding 150 requests concerning family members of terrorists who have publicly praised or glorified the actions of their relatives. The B'Tsalmo organization has approached the police, but authorities refuse to disclose...

After the hearing: Yoav Eliasi "HaTzel" officially dismissed from the police
Yoav Eliasi, known by his nickname "HaTzel", was officially dismissed on Sunday from his volunteer service in the police following a hearing related to an investigation by the Police Investigation Department (Mahash). Eliasi, who served as a standby squad commander in the Tel Aviv District, is suspected of breach of trust.

New Inscription of a Biblical Pharaoh May Solve a Thousands-of-Years-Old Mystery
Archaeologists in Egypt have announced a discovery that could resolve a long-standing historical mystery. During excavations at Tel Abu Seifi, near the Suez Canal, a sandstone lintel fragment was found featuring an inscription that mentions the ancient city of Mesen. The artifact bears the titles of Ramesses II and documents the restoration of a statue of Horus.

Smotrich to Netanyahu: Israel must take full control of Gaza
Against the backdrop of recent high-profile eliminations in the Gaza Strip, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to shift to full Israeli control. Smotrich advocates for occupation, military governance, and Jewish settlement in the territory.

Following the report on News 14: The unusual demand from the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee
Following the report on News 14 last week regarding the activities of the "Bou" association and the approximately two million shekels transferred to it since the beginning of its operations, inquiries were sent today (Sunday) to the Democrats party, the association, and the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg. At the center are questions regarding the connection...

After the primary campaign collapsed, Hadar Muchtar went abroad
After months of an intensive campaign in an attempt to be elected to the Likud list for the Knesset, Hadar Muchtar was forced to watch the primaries take place without her and left for Georgia. According to her spokesperson, the decision to fly was made following the blow she suffered after not receiving the seniority reduction that would have allowed her to run.

China Launches New Sea Route — A Blow to the Egyptian Economy
A Chinese container ship has set sail for Europe via the North Pole. This move allows Beijing to bypass the Suez Canal and halve the journey time, following disruptions in the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait.
Former player of Hapoel Jerusalem coach: "Players did not function on the court"
While Hapoel Jerusalem prepares for the new season under Sasa Obradovic, a warning arrives from Serbia. Ognjen Dobric, captain of Crvena Zvezda Belgrade, who played under the coach last season, provided a rare, unfiltered look at the working methods of the coach who missed the EuroLeague playoffs last season.

Who will be Netanyahu's number 2? The senior figures – and the MK who might surprise
One of the most intriguing battles in the Likud primaries is taking place right at the top. It is not about a spot in the top five, but about who will capture the first place after Benjamin Netanyahu.

"I couldn't breathe and I vomited": Djokovic lost and revealed the reason for his elimination
The record holder for Grand Slam tournament wins, Novak Djokovic, was eliminated tonight in the second round of the Cincinnati tournament after a surprising loss to Thiago Agustin Tirante from Argentina, ranked 50th in the world. The match, which was the Serbian's first since the Wimbledon semifinals, began with his control with a 6:2 victory in the first set. However, a sharp decline in his...

Anyone can do it? The coveted profession you can now study at university
Ahead of the upcoming academic year, Arizona State University (ASU) has launched a bachelor's degree in content creation. The unique track includes courses on audience building, branding, and multimedia production. "Dreaming of turning your video channel into a source of income or making social media your career? Learn to create content while building your brand," the program description states.

Yair Golan quoted Arafat and sparked a storm: "The most dangerous man in Israel"
The chairman of The Democrats, Yair Golan, has sparked controversy after quoting Yasser Arafat in an Arabic-language Facebook post. Responding to criticism regarding his outreach to the Arab sector, he declared: "Whoever does not like it — let him go drink the sea water."

Drama before the primaries: Yariv Levin removed from the recommended list in Hadera?
Political drama in Hadera: Reports circulated in the city's political corridors suggesting that Likud branch chairman Shlomo Buzaglo reached an agreement with ultra-Orthodox representatives to remove Justice Minister Yariv Levin from the recommended candidates list to boost Eli Cohen's standing.

The Sparkle Returns: The 2000s 'Bedazzling' Trend Takes Over Again
The 2000s are starting to sparkle again. This time it is one of the most recognizable trends of that era: Bedazzling. Crystals, glitter, and decorations are once again taking over clothes, bags, and accessories, turning even the simplest items into something hard to ignore. What was once associated with stars like Paris Hilton and Britney Spears is now returning to social media, as the new...
When Rabbi Kook met with the US President – and opened a door for Israel at the White House
Twenty-four years before the State of Israel would be established, driven by a sense of mission, Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak HaCohen Kook entered the gates of the White House, with no foreign ministry, embassy, or state to represent. "His vision was long-term. One of the greatest Zionist leaders of the Jewish people," says the director of "Beit HaRav Kook" regarding his dominant and beloved figure.

WhatsApp launches the tool we really needed in the AI era
Online fraud and social engineering have become one of the main threats in messaging apps, with over $425 million stolen in the US alone using these methods, according to Federal Trade Commission (FTC) data. To combat this phenomenon, Meta's engineering division unveiled Scam Alert this past weekend — a new security tool embedded in the WhatsApp application. The system is designed to identify...

Channel 14 Exposure: "The Attorney General is neck-deep in the Military Advocate General affair"
MK Avichay Buaron commented today (Sunday) on X regarding the exposure by our correspondent Noam Amir about Gali Baharav-Miara's pursuit of a plea deal in the Military Advocate General affair: "The continued cover-up of the Attorney General's involvement in the attempt to hide the intentional leak of the Sde Teiman video and Force 100."
The woman Donald Trump chose at the moment of truth: "She will never leave me"
Imagine a catering truck sneaking secretly at an airport in Turkey, transferring the US President from his official plane to an alternative aircraft under a heavy security threat. Inside this truck, his closest core of loyalists huddled together.

The candidates Netanyahu is backing in the Likud primaries
Unlike previous internal elections where recommended candidate lists were handled behind closed doors, this time the Prime Minister has decided to express open support for candidates on both the national and district lists, ensuring the message reaches all Likud voters.

Students in Bnei Akiva institutions in Judea and Samaria outperform parallel institutions
Ministry of Education data for the 5784 school year reveals that nine out of 10 Bnei Akiva network institutions in Judea and Samaria significantly outperform similar schools in matriculation eligibility rates.

Suspicion: He beat a young woman in her apartment, robbed her of 6,000 shekels – and then went shopping
A young woman reported to the police that she was attacked and robbed in her apartment in Bat Yam last Friday, around 02:30 AM. According to the investigation, a young man who arrived at the apartment beat her, threatened her, and stole about 6,000 shekels. She was treated at the scene by an MDA team.

Happy Birthday to Yossi: The Safari's famous elephant celebrates his 52nd birthday
During an interview on Channel 14, Safari spokesperson Hila Feldman spoke about the 52nd birthday of Yossi the African elephant. She noted that this is a respectable age for the animal and emphasized that Yossi is the heaviest elephant in zoos worldwide.
Haifa: Worker aged about 40 seriously injured at construction site
A worker aged about 40 was seriously injured after being struck by a heavy object while working at a construction site on HaMelech Amatziahu Street in Haifa. MADA teams provided medical treatment and evacuated him to Rambam Hospital.

North Korean soldiers crossed the border, South Korean army fired warning shots
The South Korean army fired warning shots after North Korean soldiers crossed the Military Demarcation Line. Following the gunfire, the soldiers from the North retreated, reported the local news agency Yonhap, citing an anonymous source.

Case Awaits Attorney General: What is Delaying the Indictment Against Yolanda Yavor?
The Likud movement has sent an urgent demand to the Haifa District Attorney's Office to finalize its decision regarding protest activist Dr. Yolanda Yavor. The party argues that the significant delay since the prosecutor's statement was filed raises concerns about selective enforcement.