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Different from what you knew: This is what the next iPhone is expected to look like
Apple is preparing for the launch of the twentieth-anniversary model of the iPhone, which is expected to feature the most significant design change since the launch of the iPhone X. The device will realize the vision of a single, completely continuous glass surface with no protruding edges.

2.38 million NIS for MAX customers: Are you eligible for compensation?
MAX customers may be eligible for compensation following a court-approved settlement regarding the collection of card fees after the end of a waiver period without specific prior notification.

Staying Yellow: Iffe Lundberg signs three-year extension with Maccabi Tel Aviv
Maccabi Tel Aviv has officially announced a three-year contract extension for 31-year-old Danish guard Iffe Lundberg. The playoff finals MVP will remain with the team through the 2026/27 season.

"Teachers identified as terror supporters, but details shredded by order of Attorney General"
Knesset member Amit Halevi (Likud) revealed in a podcast interview that a security check identified dozens of teachers linked to terrorism in Shin Bet databases. According to Halevi, the information was destroyed under orders from Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.

5 Tips for Organizing Your Work-From-Home Day
Working from home offers freedom from office politics and commuting, but requires discipline. To maintain productivity, it is essential to establish clear boundaries, use goal-setting tools, and adhere to cybersecurity practices.

FIFA President attacks World Cup critics: "You were immersed in hatred"
In an unusual and extraordinary move that has caused a huge stir in the sports world, FIFA President Gianni Infantino sent a particularly sharp letter directed against critics of the World Cup.

The Israeli activist who conquered the Arab world reveals the secret of his success
Shalom Kovesh, a Jewish content creator in Arabic, discussed on 'Israel HaBoker' the secret to his social media success. He noted that his content bridges gaps by focusing on religion rather than politics, finding surprising curiosity and support within the Arab world.

While Israel Mourns Its Fallen, Some Turn Terrorists Into "Heroes"
This past weekend brought another painful reminder of the ongoing war: an IDF soldier and a member of a standby squad were murdered in a shooting attack in Samaria while attempting to save lives.

Due to criticism? World Cup final referee resigns from his position
The Football Association of Slovenia has confirmed that World Cup final referee Slavko Vinčić has decided to hang up his whistle and officially retire. The 46-year-old Slovenian, who officiated Spain's victory over Argentina, has chosen to end his career.

Iran insists: "The Strait of Hormuz will remain closed"
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated that Tehran will not allow the USA to dictate the terms of ending the war, emphasizing that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. He also warned the patrons of President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding the consequences of his actions and addressed the nuclear issue.

After her home was destroyed by fire: Yael Shevach shares an emotional message
About a week after her home in Havat Gilad burned down, terror widow Yael Shevach continues to show resilience and invites the people of Israel to join her for a housewarming on Tu B'Av 5788.

How women are earning up to $30,000 a month by renting out their closets
Kat Friday, a New York fintech employee, has turned the clothing rental app Pickle into a thriving business. Just eight months after starting, she earns about $7,000 a month, rents a warehouse, and is looking to hire her first employee.

Royal drama: Prince Harry to receive a surprising invitation from the King
According to reports, King Charles is expected to offer his son, Prince Harry, a room at Buckingham Palace during his upcoming visit to the UK. This follows the fact that during his last visit to the kingdom, Harry did not stay at the royal residence, following a dispute over the timing of the acceptance of the offer from the royal family.
IDF: Two UAVs intercepted at the Jordanian border
The IDF announced on Monday morning that it intercepted two unmanned aerial vehicles near the Jordanian border. The aircraft did not cross into Israeli territory, and the source of the launch is under investigation.

We asked ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude what they think of each other
The internet is full of promises about AI tools, but which one should you choose? A new experiment asked ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity for their unfiltered opinions on each other to help you decide.

"Bye to my previous life": Shirley Levy reveals the moment she almost gave up
Social media star Shirley Levy celebrated reaching 600,000 followers and shared a heartfelt video on Instagram: "All of this happened thanks to you, even though this has been the most terrible year of my life." The post comes nearly a year after the tragic death of her sister, Shiran, in a motorcycle accident in Rehovot.

76-Year-Old Woman Drowns Near Sdot Yam
A 76-year-old woman drowned today (Monday) after being pulled from the sea near Kibbutz Sdot Yam. Medical teams summoned to the scene performed prolonged resuscitation efforts, but were ultimately forced to declare her death.

When Netanyahu was on the line: Clips from the film about Lindsey Graham revealed
A rare video clip from the new documentary "The Lindsey Game" reveals closed-door conversations between Senator Lindsey Graham and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding potential US involvement in Lebanon.

Planning a vacation? Air Haifa launches a new service to simplify your travel
Following El Al's expansion into hotel bookings, Air Haifa is launching a new service allowing passengers to book accommodation directly via its website, centralizing the entire vacation planning process.

The US is doing everything to perpetuate the war in the Middle East
For years we have become accustomed to believing that the United States is Israel's greatest ally. There is no doubt that it provides us with security assistance, political backing, and advanced technologies. But are its interests always identical to ours? I am not sure. When looking at the big picture, it is hard to ignore the fact that the United States is the world's largest arms superpower.

Oops: Politician reads AI instruction aloud during speech
Anyone who has spent time online recently has learned to spot the "fingerprints" of artificial intelligence: generic openings, long dashes, or editing instructions accidentally left in the final text. This week, Bill Oliver, a member of the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, Canada, went a step further by reading an AI prompt aloud during his speech without realizing it.

In the shadow of attacks: the struggle of farm residents in Judea and Samaria
The fire at the Havat Gilad farm and the subsequent terror attack have turned fear into a daily reality for residents. A new episode on Channel 14 explores the struggle to hold territory in Judea and Samaria.

The crisis threatening Iran: "The regime will not survive the summer"
Lieutenant Colonel (res.) Amit Yagur stated in an interview with Tal Meir that the ambiguity surrounding US intentions toward Iran is part of a broad psychological warfare campaign. He assesses that the Donald Trump administration is now focused on more radical objectives, potentially including regime collapse.

Conquering the Knesset: How legal counsel paralyzes the legislative work
For decades, the basic democratic concept in Israel was clear. The public elects its representatives to the Knesset, and they are assisted by a professional team of jurists to translate policy into proper legislation. Legal counsel was supposed to serve as a professional aid, a compass that helps navigate the thicket of law and bureaucracy.

Laboratory test reveals: The innocent and beloved spice that may be toxic
Comprehensive laboratory tests published by "Consumer Reports" have revealed that many cinnamon brands and spice blends exhibit abnormal levels of lead. This discovery has sparked deep concern among food safety experts and urgent calls for stricter regulatory standards.

Absurdity in Britain: Politician with controversial past to handle antisemitism cases
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing public backlash after appointing Andy Slaughter as Deputy Attorney General, a role that includes overseeing terrorism and antisemitism cases, despite Slaughter's history of controversial meetings with Hamas activists and anti-Israel stances.

Metal detectorist discovers secret hoard of ancient royal gold
A fascinating archaeological discovery made in the autumn of 2024 near Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, is set for auction. The hoard of 16 Iron Age gold coins, found by a history professor, is considered one of the most significant collections of Celtic gold ever unearthed in Britain.

A life-saving maneuver: Husband holds wife upside down to keep her heart beating
An extraordinary medical case in an Indiana emergency room saw a husband carrying his wife upside down by her legs to keep her alive. This improvised rescue was the only way to maintain the connection of her disconnected pacemaker lead until surgery.

Yinon Magal: 'Security forces' fear of shooting costs Jewish lives'
During the 'Patriots' program on Channel 14, host Yinon Magal addressed the severe terror attack at Havat Gilad, which claimed the lives of two Jews. Magal harshly criticized the conduct of security forces, arguing that the fear of opening fire on terrorists is a primary factor in such tragedies.

Yotam Zimri: "There is no camp that defends Arab terror more than the Left"
During the 'Patriots' program on Channel 14, panelist Yotam Zimri harshly attacked the Israeli Left, claiming that it defends Arab terror in Judea and Samaria. The remarks were made following the terror attack near Havat Gilad and the claims that arose in the left-wing media regarding 'settler violence' at the scene. Zimri emphasized that these reactions indicate a deep problem in understanding...

Fleischman: 'There is nothing more antisemitic than the deranged left in Israel'
During the program 'The Patriots', panelist Itamar Fleischman addressed the storm of reactions in the left-wing media following the terror attack near Havat Gilad, and sharply criticized the claims of 'settler violence'. Fleischman emphasized that Jews who went out for a hike became a legitimate target for murder, and that a murderous culture stands before us.

Rifle butt to the face and screams of horror: New testimonies on violence in the Bedouin Battalion
This evening, Sunday, new and disturbing testimonies have emerged, revealing a harsh picture of physical violence, harassment, and theft within the Bedouin Reconnaissance Battalion, alongside ongoing cover-ups by senior command.

In memory of Binyahu Malet: Channel 14 correspondent dedicates documentary to terror victim
The deadly terror attack in the village of Tell in Samaria is a personal loss for Channel 14 correspondent Elia Aviv. Binyahu Malet, murdered alongside officer Yuval Ezra, was an activist who dedicated his life to exposing the dangers of the Palestinian Authority's military buildup.

The "Tzibur Haredi" faction demands that Aryeh Deri include their representative on the Shas list
The "Tzibur Haredi" faction is expanding its campaign for political representation, now demanding that the Shas party include Rabbi Eliyahu Khalifa in its Knesset list.

Tell me who your friends are: Eisenkot's meeting with a senior Kaplan protest figure
Yossi Kucik, a prominent leftist figure and former Director General of the Prime Minister's Office under Ehud Barak, was seen meeting with Gadi Eisenkot, sparking questions about the latter's political associations.

Flying abroad this summer? What to check before arriving at Ben Gurion Airport
August is one of the busiest months at Ben Gurion Airport. To avoid travel disruptions, the Population and Immigration Authority has released a set of essential tips for passengers.

Intelligence Official: UAVs Have Revolutionized the Battlefield
After more than four years of fighting in Ukraine, Zvi Magen, former Israeli ambassador to Ukraine and Russia, is convinced that the main lesson Israel must learn concerns the revolution that has taken place on the battlefield due to the mass use of UAVs.

Amazing: Bar Tzabary surprised a soldier who was wounded in Gaza – and moved the internet | Watch
Bar Tzabary surprised a soldier who was wounded in Gaza during a thanksgiving meal he held, and moved the internet. In a video recently published by the singer, which has garnered tens of thousands of views as of this moment, he said with emotion: "How great that this is the reason we are meeting."

Moshe Korsia's happy news: "I never gave up"
Moshe Korsia released a new song today, 'Beit Le-Einsof', which he performed at his brother's wedding. Sharing the clip on Instagram, the singer spoke about his desire to find a partner and build a home, writing: "I got tired but I never gave up, it will still happen, amen."

The greatest treasure in history: The ancient ship that revealed the emperor's hoard
Shipwreck fragments discovered more than a decade ago off the southern coast of Croatia date back to the 7th or 8th century AD. After years of analysis, archaeologists have determined that the vessel was carrying a high-ranking official and their entourage, revealing the largest gold hoard ever found on a shipwreck in the Mediterranean.