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Following Eyal Nagar: Second Senior Criminal Arrested in Massive Raid
It was permitted for publication today, Wednesday, that Shay Benamo from Kiryat Gat is the second senior criminal arrested yesterday in a case managed by the Lachish Central Unit on suspicion of involvement in a protection and extortion racket. Along with him, his brother, Michael Benamo, was also arrested. The court extended their detention for six days.

Went on vacation – and returned to a nightmare: "A stranger took over our home" | Watch
Bill and Ilim Kim, a 28-year-old couple living in Long Island City, Queens, discovered during their vacation that a stranger was inside their apartment, walking between rooms, pouring herself a drink, and relaxing on the sofa as if it were her own home.

Netanyahu's 'armored' candidate breaks silence: 'Why not show some support?'
Businessman and Benjamin Netanyahu's first 'armored' candidate, Oren Dubronsky, responded to criticism following his entry into politics. He thanked his supporters and challenged his critics: 'If this is how you treat newcomers, why exactly should good people make this sacrifice for the future of your children?'

From the secret operation in Turkey to Iran: Donald Trump makes a series of statements
US President Donald Trump provided a series of intriguing statements last night, confirming for the first time the details of the secret operation intended to extract him from Turkey, addressing the possibility of running for president again in 2028, and sending sharp messages to Iran.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva doctor waves Israeli flag, sparking fury among Serbian fans
Hapoel Be'er Sheva achieved a major feat on Tuesday with a 0:2 victory over Red Star Belgrade in Serbia, qualifying for the Champions League playoff round. The team's doctor, Dr. Hanna Karmiko, drew attention by proudly waving the Israeli flag in front of the opposing fans' stand.

"The Jurists' Rebellion", Episode 3: How the Image of Avichai Mandelblit Changed
In a proper democratic state, the rules are clear: the public elects the legislator, the legislator sets the law, and the judge interprets it. However, the series "The Jurists' Rebellion" seeks to prove that in recent decades, this order has been reversed. At the heart of this quiet revolution stands a small group of jurists who have taken upon themselves far-reaching powers, sometimes without...

The Surprising Discovery That May Change Fatty Liver Treatment
Is it possible to protect the liver even without losing weight? A new study published on August 10 in the scientific journal Cell Metabolism points to a surprising mechanism that may change the way researchers look at the treatment of advanced fatty liver disease. The researchers found that the hormone GDF15 may activate a communication pathway between the brain and the liver, which helps reduce...

Political echelon updated on the infiltration of the "Yellow Line" from Channel 14 report
The theft of engineering equipment by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated territory under Israeli control was not reported in real-time to the political echelon. The offices of the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense learned of the incident only from a report on Channel 14.

Lone soldiers' birthdays take a touching turn: "I will not forget this"
When family is thousands of kilometers away, even a small gift feels like a big hug. Lone soldiers serving in the north were surprised on their birthdays with personal gifts sent from Los Angeles.

New appointment in Haifa: Politician who refused to label Hamas a terrorist organization joins board
The Haifa City Council approved the appointment of Hadash faction leader Raja Zaatara to the board of directors of the Haifa Economic Corporation on Tuesday. The decision has sparked sharp backlash due to Zaatara’s past refusal to define Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist organizations.

Attempted mutiny in Givati: all requests for sentence commutation rejected
Southern Command Chief Major General Yaniv Asur has rejected all requests for sentence commutation submitted by Givati soldiers following the Sde Teiman incident. Attorney Zahava Gur, representing the soldiers, argued that their complex personal and family circumstances were not adequately considered during the initial proceedings.

Lecturer at Bezalel: Jerusalem and Haifa are "Palestine"; IDF - "Occupation Forces"
Issa Grayeb was born in Nazareth, is an Israeli citizen, a graduate of Bezalel, and a lecturer at the institution. However, according to documentation published in Germany, he tags Nazareth, Haifa, and Jerusalem as "Palestine," refers to the IDF as "Israeli Occupation Forces," and was presented under a DAAD scholarship as originating from the "Palestinian territories." When such things are...

Cause for concern? Mojtaba's new appointments at the top of the Iranian regime
We published information this evening regarding changes at the top of the Iranian regime. Despite rumors about Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei's health, it is claimed he has carried out a series of senior appointments, selecting officials tasked with leading Iran's next war.

Open account threatens alliance between Aliza Bloch and Gilad Erdan
The alliance between Aliza Bloch and Gilad Erdan has sparked a behind-the-scenes conflict with members of the Tzur Yisrael party. Founded by young people and reservists, the party is now demanding that Bloch settle campaign expenses totaling over 200,000 shekels.

In the Shadow of Unrest: Netanyahu's Unusual Offers to Likud MKs
In an attempt to calm internal unrest and consolidate ranks ahead of the primaries, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been meeting with several Likud Knesset members, including Shalom Danino and Eliyahu Revivo.
3-year-old child hospitalized in moderate condition after drowning incident in Eilat
A 3-year-old boy is in moderate condition after being rescued from a pool at a zimmer on Lotus Street in Eilat. United Hatzalah medics provided initial treatment before his transport to Yoseftal Hospital.

After 17 years: Israel and Venezuela renew consular relations
Israel and Venezuela have agreed to renew consular relations following talks between Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and Venezuelan Foreign Minister Félix Plasencia. A new coordination mechanism will be established to provide consular services to citizens of both nations.

"There will be no Hamas institution in Jerusalem": Hearing for incitement school
The Ministry of Education began on Tuesday a process to revoke the license and block the funding of the "Nur al-Huda" school in Shuafat, after checks revealed ties between individuals associated with the institution and organizations identified with Hamas. Findings include connections to the "Lajnat Zakat al-Quds" association and the involvement of Human Appeal, which is designated as a prohibited...

Shikli: "The expulsion was one of the most disastrous moves for the Jewish people"
Minister of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Amichai Shikli toured northern Samaria with Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan. They visited Homesh and the new settlement of Emek Dotan, where the Israeli flag is once again flying over the ancient fortress.

The "Elector" controversy: Likud's new proposal for voter tracking
In response to the Central Elections Committee's ban on voter tracking apps, the Likud party has submitted an alternative proposal based on "privacy by design" principles.

A New Player on Wall Street: SK Hynix Stock Changes the Game
Growing demand for memory chips for artificial intelligence applications has created new opportunities for U.S. investors. Korean company SK Hynix, one of the world's top three manufacturers, has begun trading on NASDAQ, challenging Micron Technology and offering investors a more attractive valuation.

Launch failed: Chinese rocket exploded shortly after liftoff
The launch of a Chinese Long March 7A rocket failed on Tuesday following a malfunction shortly after liftoff from the Wenchang Spacecraft Launch Site. The rocket was carrying the ChinaSat-4B communications satellite, and Chinese authorities have opened an investigation into the incident.

Report: US helicopter fired at ship attempting to cross Strait of Hormuz
A US military helicopter fired at the rudder of a Panama-flagged ship after its crew ignored warnings from forces enforcing a naval blockade on Iranian ports, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The reason for Dubrovsky's reservation: An answer to Likud officials or a fear of Eisenkot?
MK Ariel Kallner addressed the inclusion of Oren Dubrovsky in the Likud list, stating that he supports candidates who can strengthen the party and reach new audiences.

Lawsuit against Apple: Critical vulnerability in iCloud+ exposed user IP addresses
Many users pay for an iCloud+ subscription for the iCloud Private Relay feature, designed to mask IP addresses while browsing. However, new research has uncovered a serious flaw that renders this protection ineffective, leaving users vulnerable to tracking.

Hundreds of thousands of shekels: how a 26-year-old suspect splurged on stolen credit cards
Police from the Tel Aviv North station have arrested a 26-year-old suspect for allegedly purchasing luxury goods worth hundreds of thousands of shekels using stolen credit card details. The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has extended his detention until August 16, 2026.

Scooter rider hit by a truck in Netanya – condition is moderate
Another scooter accident on Israel's roads: A 22-year-old man was moderately injured today (Tuesday) after being hit by a truck on Sderot Giborei Israel in Netanya. Rescue teams called to the scene provided him with initial medical treatment and evacuated him to Laniado Hospital suffering from a head injury.

Volodymyr Zelensky warns of new threat: "A danger to the rest of the world"
Fighting between Russia and Ukraine continued with high intensity on Tuesday night, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Moscow of using North Korean missiles. Zelensky stated that strikes on Zaporizhzhia, which killed at least six people and wounded 19, were carried out using ballistic missiles supplied by Russia's ally.

Jumping on the trend: The trampoline workout conquering the fitness world
Who said trampolines are only for kids? In recent years, they are making a surprising comeback, this time as part of one of the most intriguing trends in the fitness world. Rebounding workouts, based on jumps and rhythmic movements on a personal trampoline, are gaining popularity and offer a combination of aerobic activity, music, and a party atmosphere.

On the way to a collaboration with Solomon? West Ham is considering signing Vardy
Following Manor Solomon, West Ham may add another big name to their attacking line. The Hammers are considering a surprising move to sign 39-year-old Jamie Vardy, who became a free agent after leaving the Italian club Cremonese.

A 275% jump: The small cloud company beating tech giants
The cloud computing market is dominated by Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, which are investing heavily in the AI race. However, DigitalOcean, a cloud company with a $14 billion market cap, is successfully competing with the giants, with its stock jumping 275% over the past year. The company's secret lies in its focus on small and medium-sized businesses, a segment often neglected by industry...

20 milliseconds to victory: the tiny brain that outsmarts humans
Trying to catch a fly in flight is an almost impossible task. This tiny insect is pre-programmed for rapid escape thanks to a combination of specialized vision, high-speed neural processing, and advanced balance organs.
Mocking October 7 with a shirt sparks online storm: "Deport him!"
A photo published by the Dutch organization CIDI has sparked public outrage. The image shows a man in a supermarket wearing a shirt with "October 7" written on the back. Party for Freedom leader Geert Wilders has demanded an immediate government response and the deportation of the individual.

Contaminated water leads to brain parasite infection
An unusual medical case in the Philippines highlights the environmental risks following natural disasters: a 52-year-old woman was hospitalized with severe neurological symptoms. Scans revealed pork tapeworm larvae in her brain tissue, contracted due to poor sanitary conditions.

"Set and forget": Why do you keep paying for AI tools that don't really help you?
The smoke detector on your office ceiling has never beeped. This is not proof that it works, but rather the result of a lack of inspection. The situation with AI adoption in companies is similar: tools are paid for, but their actual value remains questionable.

The end of the rule of bureaucrats: The strategy behind Netanyahu's reserved spots
Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to reserve a spot in the Likud list for high-tech figure Oren Dubronsky is not just a localized political move, but a broad declaration of intent regarding the character of the next government. Netanyahu seeks to create a "working government" that relies on figures who have proven themselves in the free market, rather than on a bureaucracy that grew within public...
Content creators: Facebook now allows you to customize your feed
If you spend hours on Facebook, create videos, or simply love following your interests, Meta has some intriguing news. The tech giant continues its rapid wave of summer launches with a brand-new application for iPhone users, designed to transform how you consume and share content.

Dan Illouz Resigns from Knesset: "The Personal Price is Heavy"
Knesset member Dan Illouz submitted his official resignation from the 25th Knesset to Speaker Amir Ohana on Tuesday. The move follows his departure from the Likud party to join Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beiteinu. Per legal requirements, the resignation takes effect within 48 hours, with Shabtai Katesh expected to replace him.

Evidence of the days of Jacob and Joseph? A 3,500-year-old ancient settlement exposed in Egypt
A historic discovery in Egypt: archaeologists have uncovered an ancient settlement about 3,500 years old in the Ismailia region. The site, located in the heart of the geographical area identified with the "Land of Goshen" mentioned in the Book of Genesis, includes residential structures, storage facilities, and graves, providing fascinating evidence of the thriving life in the region that served...

Two illegal aliens killed in accident after driver breaks through Jerusalem checkpoint
A driver who broke through a checkpoint in Jerusalem and caused a fatal accident has been arrested by police. Two illegal aliens were killed after being ejected from the vehicle's trunk, and a third remains in critical condition.