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Wall Street Estimates: This Tech Giant's Stock Could Jump Another 37%
Nvidia stock has surged significantly since the start of the AI revolution in January 2023, yet Wall Street analysts maintain that it remains undervalued. The average target price stands at $300, representing a 37% growth potential from the current price of $218.
Tourist hits taxi driver with a thermos: brawl goes viral
A violent incident at Cancun International Airport has gone viral on social media. A tourist was filmed hitting a shuttle driver with a thermos following a dispute over luggage, leading to a physical altercation in front of bystanders.

The threat that could blow up the Abraham Accords
Six years after the normalization of relations between Israel and the UAE, Shimon Rafali, Deputy Head of the Institute for Security Policy of the Habithonistim movement (IDSF), analyzes the resilience of the Abraham Accords. He argues that the true test of peace lies in the education system, not just in diplomatic chambers.

Serious indictment: former Border Police officer sexually harassed a minor
The Department of Internal Police Investigations filed a serious indictment on Wednesday at the Nazareth Magistrate's Court against a former Border Police officer for sexually harassing a minor under the age of 14. According to the indictment, filed by attorney Hila Cohen, the defendant served as a combatant in the Shahar company of the Jerusalem Border Police and conducted sexually explicit...

"Do I need to say amen?": Yinon Magal was recruited for a surprising mission | Watch
Journalist David Wertheim found himself in an amusing situation yesterday while looking for assistance in affixing a mezuzah. In a post on his X account, alongside a photo with "The Patriots" host Yinon Magal, he wrote: "I was looking for someone to install a mezuzah for me, and this is who they sent me from the Rabbinate." Magal took on the task and helped the journalist affix the mezuzah in his...

Drama in BTS: Pop star reveals medical issue in live broadcast
V, a member of the global pop group BTS, revealed on Wednesday that he is receiving medical treatment for hearing impairment in one ear. The announcement came during the group's world tour, which reunites all seven members following a hiatus for mandatory military service. The singer, whose full name is Kim Tae-hyung, shared in a live broadcast that he has been dealing with the condition for two...

Flooding the house with water and soap: does the TikTok trend really work?
From the kitchen floor to the windows, women across the web have started turning the act of cleaning into a real operation: pouring quantities of water, adding a generous amount of detergent, scrubbing, rinsing, and rinsing again — until the whole house looks like it has been washed with a hose. These videos, which show the "before and after" moments and the foam being washed off the surfaces...

Bedouin youth without a license hit children on a playground with a scooter and fled
An 18-year-old Bedouin, a resident of Bir al-Maksur, was arrested on suspicion of driving a scooter without a license, entering a playground near Shfaram, and hitting two 8-year-old children. According to the police, the children were moderately injured and taken to the hospital, while the suspect fled the scene.

Syria Seeks Extradition of Assad and Senior Officials via Interpol
The Syrian Ministry of Justice has established a committee to pursue the extradition of senior Assad regime officials who fled the country. The committee will coordinate with Interpol following the death sentences handed down by the local judiciary.

The 'settler violence' campaign is chapter two of the Gaza starvation lie
Over the past day, Israeli and international media have been flooded with screaming headlines about a "siege" that settlers are allegedly imposing on the village of Qusra. These images, which resonate rapidly around the world and create a display of defamation against the State of Israel, are part of a well-oiled marketing machine.

Why Warren Buffett's Successor Will Keep Coca-Cola Shares in the Berkshire Portfolio
Since taking the helm at Berkshire Hathaway, Greg Abel has moved quickly to trim the company's consumer stock holdings, including Amazon and Domino's Pizza. However, Coca-Cola remains a core fixture of the portfolio, largely due to its exceptional dividend yield.

Google's top engineer launches company valued at $10 billion
Jeff Dean, one of Google's most renowned engineers, has left the company after 27 years and is already generating significant buzz in Silicon Valley. Dean is in advanced talks to raise $1 billion for his new startup, Discovery Loop. The planned fundraising round is expected to value the company at approximately $10 billion, an exceptionally high figure for a startup at such an early stage.

The saga has ended: The final list of candidates for the Likud has been published
The Likud party published today, Thursday, the final list of candidates ahead of the primaries taking place this coming Monday. The publication follows the withdrawal of all petitions last night, ending a complex legal crisis that threatened to postpone the movement's internal elections.

Russia under drone attack: 362 intercepted within 12 hours
362 Ukrainian UAVs were intercepted and destroyed overnight Thursday across several Russian regions, including Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk, Rostov, Moscow, Tatarstan, Crimea, and Krasnodar, as well as over the Black and Azov Seas, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Pressure from outside, defense from within: the struggle over Infantino intensifies
The struggle surrounding the future of FIFA President Gianni Infantino is escalating. Patrice Motsepe, FIFA Vice President and President of the Confederation of African Football, has come to the defense of the official procedure within the organization and warned against attempts to oust Infantino before the upcoming elections.

The platform that allows you to compare and use all AI models in one place
Ever since artificial intelligence burst into our lives, we find ourselves constantly jumping between different sites, opening countless accounts, and dealing with annoying usage limits. A new platform called Arena.ai solves this by bringing all the leading models to one place.

"A once-in-a-century flood": The surge in memory prices threatening Apple
Tech giant Apple is preparing for a leadership change, as John Ternus will take over as CEO on September 1st, replacing Tim Cook. However, Ternus is arriving at the company during a particularly complex period. Despite strong performance, Apple is facing an unusual rise in iPhone production costs, which is forcing it to raise prices for consumers. The main reason for this is a severe global...

The next war in the Middle East may not be against Iran
Middle East expert Dr. Eddie Cohen described in an interview with Tal Meir the potential for a war between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen, amid escalating tensions and ongoing exchanges of fire.

Why did CoreWeave stock jump yesterday?
Shares of AI cloud provider CoreWeave jumped yesterday (Wednesday) by approximately 19%, bringing the company's market value to nearly $59 billion. The surge followed the release of second-quarter reports, which revealed a staggering figure: the company's backlog reached $104 billion, compared to about $30 billion last year. These are signed contracts that the company has yet to deliver...

Investigation opened against Bezalel lecturer who accused Israel of 'genocide'
Following a Channel 14 exposé, an investigation was opened today, Thursday, against Issa Grayeb, a lecturer at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, who spoke harshly against the State of Israel and the IDF.

Nvidia's growth engine on the way to a $7.5 trillion valuation
Chip giant Nvidia continues to ride the artificial intelligence wave, but it now turns out that its next growth engine is not just the famous graphics processors. The company's networking technology division recorded record revenue of $14.8 billion in the first fiscal quarter of 2027, a 199% jump compared to the same period last year.

Major airport to undergo renovation for Muslims at a cost of hundreds of thousands
Fox News reported on Thursday that Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport will install foot-washing stations for Muslims inside its restrooms. The project is privately funded and expected to be completed by the end of the year.

Missing from the ballot: MKs who withdrew from the Likud primaries
A surprise in the official ballot for the Likud primaries: the name of MK Eliyahu Revivo is missing from the list of candidates. Knowledgeable sources claim that Revivo, who was preparing to run, finally decided not to enter the race.

The Mystery of the Eldar Dayan Murder: Contradictory Versions and Investigative Lapses
The investigation into the murder of Eldar Dayan continues: The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court has extended the detention of suspects Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz until August 19. This marks the fifth extension of their detention since late July.

4,700 meters below sea level: findings raise questions
A scientific expedition that returned in 2026 to the site of historical radioactive waste dumping in the northeastern Atlantic Ocean reached barrels at a depth of approximately 4,700 meters, discovering that some are in various stages of disintegration. Researchers collected water, sediment, and biological samples to determine the fate of the waste and its potential impact on the ecosystem.

Just 3 minutes a day: The activity linked to a lower risk of 13 types of cancer
A study published in the journal BMC Medicine has found a link between reducing sitting time and a lower risk of 13 types of cancer. Analyzing data from 59,218 people, researchers found that even small changes in routine matter: standing is better than sitting, walking is more effective than standing, and short bursts of vigorous activity yield the greatest benefits.

94% of it is underwater: Meet Earth's "eighth continent"
A study receiving renewed attention this week brings Zealandia back to the headlines — a vast area almost entirely hidden beneath the South Pacific Ocean that researchers have proposed defining as Earth's eighth continent. Zealandia spans about 4.9 million square kilometers, but about 94% of it is below sea level.

USA to conclude Iraq mission: Final date set for troop withdrawal
The United States is set to withdraw its remaining troops from Iraq by September 30, marking the end of a long-standing military chapter that began in 2003. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi confirmed after meeting with US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper that the deadline is fixed and final.

At a depth of 6 km: Scientists discovered a food source they did not know existed
A new study by researchers from the University of Southern Denmark reveals how microorganisms find food at depths of several kilometers. It turns out that organic particles sinking from the upper ocean layers release nutrients under immense pressure, providing a vital food source for deep-sea bacteria.

US Prepares Middle East Embassies for Long-Term Limited Operations
The US State Department has directed diplomatic missions in the Middle East to prepare plans for long-term operations with reduced staff. This move reflects the ongoing instability in the region and the lack of a resolution to tensions with Iran.

Think a mirror cannot lie? Researchers have proven otherwise
A mirror is supposed to do a simple thing: show us what is in front of it. However, a new study recently published in the scientific journal Nature Communications presents a possibility that sounds almost like science fiction — a mirror capable of intentionally showing something completely different.

"Netanyahu is afraid to appoint me as Finance Minister": Who are you really, Yaron Zelekha?
Until now, you have heard about him mainly through videos on social networks. You may have even come across another video of his about the cost of living that exploded in your feed, or another attack on banks, monopolies, or politicians. But behind the videos and big promises is a person who is now asking for one thing — real political power.

Names of worshippers revealed after decades: A remarkable discovery in Vilnius
New archaeological findings at the Great Synagogue of Vilnius shed light on the Jewish life that thrived for centuries in one of Eastern Europe's most important centers. Excavations have revealed remains of the central Bima, the women's section, colorful floors, and personal items, including seat plaques with the names of regular worshippers and a plaque with the Ten Commandments.

At 90: Beloved actress Julie Andrews announces the end of her legendary film career
Legendary actress Julie Andrews, who recently turned 90, has made it clear that she is effectively retiring from on-camera acting. In an interview with InStyle, Andrews addressed the possibility of returning for "The Princess Diaries 3," explaining that she feels it is time to pass the baton.

"A capability that was unknown": The discovery that changes our understanding of the brain
The adult brain may possess a greater capacity for repair than previously thought. In a new study published Wednesday, researchers from the University of Zurich identified special cells in mice that mobilize following brain injury to restore damaged tissue.

The habit that almost half of adults have: when does it become a problem?
A study recently published in the journal "Appetite" examined the link between our ability to cope with emotions and emotional eating — a state in which we turn to food not because we are hungry, but due to stress, sadness, anxiety, or other feelings. The researchers found that difficulty in coping with emotions is linked to an increased tendency for emotional eating, a phenomenon that, according...

"The Jurists' Rebellion", Chapter 4: How the State Attorney's Office became a body immune to criticism
The investigative series "The Jurists' Rebellion," which explored the transformation of the Israeli regime through the legal system, concludes with a chapter dedicated to the State Attorney's Office and its former head, Shai Nitzan. It examines how the office became a structure that resists external oversight and influences political destinies.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt to Step Down: "One of the Best in History"
US President Donald Trump announced that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will leave her position at the end of the month to focus on her family. Despite her departure, she will remain a key external advisor to the president and continue her political involvement.

Syria thwarts border drug smuggling attempt using new method
Syrian authorities thwarted an attempt to smuggle drugs into Jordan across the southern border on Wednesday using balloons. The operation took place in the eastern countryside of As-Suwayda province.

Drama at the Supreme Court: The fate of Likud primaries hangs in the balance
Tension within Likud is peaking as the Supreme Court begins hearings on petitions filed by various candidates. This evening, the party will learn whether its long-running legal saga is nearing an end or if the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming primaries will continue.