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Bereaved families from the "Gvura Forum" are attacking the cabinet's decision to allow an international force into the Gaza Strip. They warn that transferring security responsibility to a foreign entity endangers the country and risks a return to the reality of October 7.

Defense Minister Israel Katz, in an interview with Channel 14, discussed the meeting between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, noting that US interests in Iran do not always align with Israel's. Katz emphasized Israel's readiness to respond with full force if attacked.

A large-scale study published in 'Communications Psychology' reveals that dreams are a dynamic process, directly influenced by individual personality and environmental factors.

More than 390 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched toward the Moscow region overnight Monday. The attack occurred against the backdrop of a planned meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.

The family of a 16-year-old minor and his lawyer claim that about a week ago, an Arab motorcyclist attacked a group of Jewish teenagers returning from the 'Sivuv HaShearim' (Gates Tour). However, the minor who attempted to protect his friends was the only one arrested following the incident.

Actor Omer Hazan and influencer Shoval Haziza got married yesterday under heavy security. The reason for the secrecy: three security guests from the USA attended the wedding.

In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara revealed strategic intentions, including seeking a 'quiet deal' with Israel to tie its hands while consolidating internal power and seeking international legitimacy.

Gali Sagi, the mother of the late Niv Haya, who passed away from cancer, appeared on 'Israel HaBoker' to discuss the book she wrote during her daughter's treatment in Texas. "It took on a completely different meaning when she passed away; she managed to hold it in her hand literally a week before. She was unconscious and I read chapters to her," she shared.

Hours before Iran executed two participants in January's anti-regime protests, clashes broke out between citizens and security forces in Isfahan, reports "Iran International".

Drama in the media world: A 58-year-old editor of a well-known newspaper was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of possessing prohibited materials. Police conducted a search of his home under a court order.

The Central Unit of the Tel Aviv District Police arrested a man in his 20s from Rehovot this Tuesday morning on suspicion of setting fire to a Japanika branch in Givatayim. Police are set to request an extension of his detention at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court later today.

The Supreme Court is hearing petitions today against a temporary order law that strips the Military Police of the authority to arrest yeshiva students whose draft status remains temporarily regulated.

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After promising to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival in New York, Mayor Zohran Mamdani was forced to admit he lacks the authority to do so. With the arrest threat now off the table, he is shifting his focus to organizing street protests against the Prime Minister.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to present US President Donald Trump with intelligence indicating that Iran continues to expand its nuclear activity at the secret underground site "Mount Mahosh," as reported yesterday (Monday) by the New York Post, citing a source in Jerusalem.

A wave of arbitrary blocks initiated by Meta, which has paralyzed thousands of WhatsApp accounts in Israel in recent weeks, has acutely spread to the Instagram application. Many users report facing warning screens notifying them of account suspension due to vague claims of violating community guidelines.

A medical and legal crisis: Tal Yinon Dardik, held under an administrative order issued by Central Command Chief Avi Bluth, has been rushed to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital in Jerusalem due to a severe deterioration in his health. Dardik, who is on a hunger strike protesting his detention without trial, is suffering from extreme weakness and a dangerously low pulse of 40 beats per minute, which...

Between 10 and 12 Torah scrolls were stolen overnight from a Jewish community center in Levallois-Perret, France. The theft was discovered this morning during a Bar Mitzvah ceremony when the Holy Ark was found empty.

Professor Avichai Mandelblit, former Attorney General and one of the most prominent figures in the Israeli legal system over the last decade, has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Law at the Ramat Gan Academic College.

Yesterday (Sunday), we revealed that a senior member of the Democrats party, one of the big winners in the Labor party primaries, Yaya Fink, transferred hundreds of thousands of shekels on behalf of the Histadrut to associations identified with his own party. As part of his work as head of the Histadrut's Division for Social Justice and Gender Equality, Fink transferred a quarter of a million...

After months of disputes and delays, polls closed this evening for the Likud convention elections. With 3,395 out of 4,662 eligible members voting, the turnout reached 72.82%, a figure considered particularly high for internal party elections.

For years, documentation of Arab contractors inside IDF bases has been published, raising questions regarding their presence alongside sensitive and classified facilities. This evening, we are exposing a series of investigations conducted at several IDF bases, which reveal a severe and worrying picture of deficiencies in information security.

The aftermath of the World Cup held this summer in the USA, Mexico, and Canada has sparked a political controversy. Representative Jamie Raskin, a senior member of the House Judiciary Committee, has demanded that FIFA President Gianni Infantino testify regarding his relationship with the US President.

A recording of an internal Zoom call of left-wing activists, exposed on Monday, is causing a stir. In it, Nava Rozolio, a candidate on the "Democrats" list, reveals the strategy behind leveraging hostage families to push political narratives to the international community.

Over the weekend, IDF forces eliminated Amro Abu al-Rish, a Nukhba operative and Islamic Jihad commander involved in the kidnapping of an Israeli citizen, in the southern Gaza Strip.

Hapoel Tel Aviv officially announced on Monday the extension of captain Tomer Ginat's contract. With the new agreement, Ginat will complete a total of 12 seasons in the red uniform, highlighting his deep and unique connection with the club and its fans.

The well-known phenomenon of goalkeepers "suddenly" lying on the grass in the final minutes to waste time is about to disappear. English football authorities have reached a historic agreement to trial a new rule aimed at eradicating simulated goalkeeper injuries starting next season.

Former world number one Arantxa Sánchez Vicario has lost her entire $41 million fortune. The tennis star, who retired in 2002 after winning four Grand Slam titles, is now mired in heavy debt and prolonged legal battles.

Police Commissioner Rav-Nitzav Dani Levy addressed reports of foreign attempts to influence the upcoming elections. He emphasized that the police will not tolerate any interference with the democratic process.

Six people were injured in a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 471. The victims were transported to Beilinson and Sheba hospitals.

Welcome to the circus of the leaders of change and confusion: let's start with Naftali Bennett, who arrives for an interview and cannot say a simple thing – that he will recommend the head of the largest party in the bloc. Bennett stutters, twists, evades, and eventually provides a strange answer.

Barcelona continues its search for a new striker: after realizing that the Alvarez deal would be complicated, the club has decided to explore other options. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Hansi Flick is interested in the talented French forward Eli Kroupi Jr.

Firefighters have brought a large fire under control in the Sha'ar HaNegev industrial zone on Monday, following hours of intensive firefighting efforts.

Sarah Shulman, the mother of a soldier whose weapon was stolen by terrorists over the weekend, criticized the rules of engagement on Channel 14, stating her son felt unable to defend himself due to fear of repercussions.

Spurgeon Carlson, 105, performed a tandem skydive at a New York airport as part of his bucket list.

Samsung's upcoming One UI 9 software update introduces stricter security measures for screen unlocking. After 13 failed attempts, the device will automatically trigger a factory reset, wiping all stored data.

Following revelations that the Attorney General and the State Attorney's Office are obstructing the establishment of the new Department of Internal Investigations (DI) and pressuring candidates, Justice Minister Yariv Levin has issued a sharp rebuke. He labeled these actions illegal and argued that the system is desperate to maintain its grip on the police.

For months, major companies in the United States claimed that artificial intelligence would allow them to reduce the number of employees and increase efficiency. Many companies froze hiring, laid off thousands of workers, and declared that AI would be able to perform a significant portion of the tasks previously performed by humans.

Seven people were injured in a multi-vehicle accident on Highway 471 near the Ono-Maarav interchange. United Hatzalah medics treated one 30-year-old in moderate condition and six others with light injuries.

Almost three years after the October 7 massacre and the start of the 'Iron Swords' war, the IDF continues its systematic efforts to dismantle Hamas terrorist infrastructure. Despite the ongoing ceasefire framework, forces from the 99th Division have successfully destroyed an underground route in the northern Gaza Strip.