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According to a source close to the Revolutionary Guards, behind Iran's offensive posture lies a deep power struggle at the top of the regime, raising questions about who is truly running the country.

Defense Minister Israel Katz commented today (Thursday) on the Supreme Court's unanimous decision to strike down the government's move to close the Galei Tzahal radio station, clarifying that he intends to revisit the issue if the government regains public trust in the next elections.

Journalist Nadav Eyal criticized Channel 14 presenters Tamir Shnaid and Noy Bar Itzhak following a segment featuring Dudu Jerfi, who lost his son and two sisters at the Nova festival. Eyal accused the presenters of manipulation, calling them "nobodies," to which Shnaid, who also lost a daughter, responded with a sharp rebuke regarding the politicization of grief.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed on Thursday the economic isolation announced by President Donald Trump, sending a sharp message to the regime in Tehran. In response to statements by the Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, Bessent said with disdain: "I wouldn't buy a rug from this guy," directly accusing him of stealing from the Iranian people.

The Ministry of Health has issued an urgent warning against consuming Njoy and Joicy soft drinks. The move follows the discovery of an unlicensed production facility in Tira operating under severe sanitary violations.

Minister of Settlements and National Missions Orit Strock shared in a special interview that she never planned to enter public life and was, in fact, "pulled by force" into the work. In a new episode of the program "On the way to the ballot box with Dana Varon" on the C14 YouTube channel, Minister Strock revealed how it all began, explaining that her decision stemmed from the dramatic...

Minister of National Missions Orit Strock revealed today (Thursday) a lesser-known side of her personal life story, sharing that she grew up in a traditional home that held distinctly left-wing views. In the new episode of the web program "On the Way to the Ballot Box with Dana Varon" on the C14 YouTube channel, the minister was asked where she would be today had she not chosen to become...

The High Court's ruling against the government's decision to close the Galei Tzahal radio station sparked a surprising reaction this Thursday. Program host Noam Amir commented on the verdict with irony.

German investigators announced on Thursday that they have identified the arsonist behind the 1970 antisemitic attack at a Munich Jewish community center. Seven Holocaust survivors were killed in the blaze. The suspect, a 25-year-old neo-Nazi, passed away in 2020.

Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Shnaid launched a sharp attack on Thursday against a video published by Gilad Erdan against the Likud party, which was deleted shortly after. Shnaid accused Erdan of having a "split personality" and sowing division.

Minister of Communications Dr. Shlomo Karhi attacked the Supreme Court, claiming it is exceeding the powers of the government and the Knesset. "The Supreme Court is encroaching on the boundaries of the government and the Knesset. The answer must be sharp and clear: No!", he wrote.

Anyone who has experimented with creating images, videos, or music using Google's artificial intelligence tools is familiar with the problem: the small, shimmering Gemini logo that appears in the corner. It might help identify that it is an AI product, but when you want to incorporate the image into an important presentation, a professional design, or a social media post, it is mostly a nuisance...

Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir attacked on Thursday the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the government's resolution to close Galei Tzahal. In a response published by the Otzma Yehudit media team, Ben Gvir called the decision "a coup against democracy."

The strike that led today (Thursday) to widespread disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport caused damage to the economy estimated at this stage at 25 to 30 million shekels. This is a preliminary estimate that includes the direct and indirect costs of the shutdown of operations.

The Home Front Command's 'Brit Re'im' delegation has successfully rescued the last individuals trapped under rubble in Colombia. Following the rescue of all missing persons, Israeli forces are continuing to assess structural damage in the affected areas.

Two Mexican fishermen were found alive on Wednesday in the middle of the Pacific Ocean after surviving for five days inside a cooler without food or water. Daniel Guerrero Martinez and Jose Luis Portales Villegas were rescued in a state of severe dehydration about 240 kilometers off the coast of Chiapas, Mexico.

As extreme heat waves shatter records across Europe and parts of the UK, Scotland is emerging as a top destination for travelers seeking relief. The growing 'Coolcations' trend is driving significant interest in cooler climates, as tourists prioritize comfort over traditional sun-soaked getaways.

A festive appreciation evening was held on Wednesday in honor of the Ariel movement coordinators with the participation of the Minister of Settlements, movement rabbis, and national leadership. Ahead of the new activity year, the coordinators completed their training seminar in Neve Tzuf before taking up their roles leading thousands of students nationwide.

The Supreme Court today (Thursday) unanimously overturned the government's decision to close Galei Tzahal, but within the ruling lies a significant determination: the three judges did not rule that the government exceeded its authority in the very decision to close the station. On the contrary, the court explicitly stated that the government is authorized to make such a decision.

Over the past day, the Civil Administration thwarted four attempts to transport approximately 90 tons of waste intended for dumping at illegal sites in the Palestinian Authority territories. Four trucks were seized at various crossings throughout the West Bank.

For almost 30 years, cinema audiences in Israel and around the world have been watching Spider-Man on the big screen. Alongside him, a long line of beloved superheroes, based on Marvel and DC comics, have appeared over the years. This journey began back in 1978 with "Superman" by director Richard Donner, starring Christopher Reeve in a role that became more identified with him than any other.

The Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice (Bagatz), today (Thursday) unanimously overturned the government's decision to close the Galei Tzahal radio station. The judges determined that the decision was based on improper considerations, specifically the dissatisfaction of officials with broadcast content that contradicted their political views.

After a long saga, Yarin Levi has signed a new three-year contract with Maccabi Haifa, keeping him at the club until 2029. The player expressed pride in returning home despite recent friction with the fans.

MK Naama Lazimi of the Democrats party, a partner of Naftali Bennett in the bloc, defended Israel Airports Authority workers' committee chair Pinchas Idan following the strike at Ben-Gurion Airport, contradicting Bennett's condemnation.

Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir conducted an inspection at Damon Prison, where Israel's most dangerous female terrorists are held. Accompanied by the C14 English team, the minister reviewed detention conditions and the enforcement of strict security protocols.

The United States Central Command announced on Thursday that the aircraft carrier USS George Washington and its strike group have entered the CENTCOM area of responsibility. The carrier arrived in the Arabian Sea to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln.

The Ichud Hatzalah spokesperson's office released dramatic footage from a Chabad synagogue in Kiryat Malachi, where Roni Nakash suffered a sudden cardiac arrest during prayer about a month and a half ago. Elandiv Tam, a volunteer medic who was praying at the scene, rushed to provide life-saving assistance.

Following a video circulated on social media, in which a motorcyclist is seen passing a police car at high speed and giving it the middle finger, the suspect was arrested today, Thursday, and brought in for questioning.

Fuse manufacturer Arit Industries is recording a sharp decline of nearly 20% today, Thursday, following its latest financial report, making it the worst performer in the TA-125 index. This drop marks a total plunge of over 75% from its January peak, when the company reached an inflated market valuation of 7 billion shekels following the post-October 7 market frenzy.

Iranian parliament member Ebrahim Rezai called today, Thursday, to respond to Donald Trump's announcement by withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. Rezai wrote on his X account: "The best response to the escalation of Trump's economic war is withdrawal from the NPT."

On Thursday, police launched a widespread manhunt in the Tel Arad area in the south following a citizen's report of suspicious activity. According to the report, two Land Cruiser vehicles carrying armed individuals were identified in the vicinity.

Maccabi Tel Aviv officially began preparations for the 2026/2027 season today (Thursday), holding its first team practice with the players available to head coach Oded Kattash. Several players currently with their national teams were absent from the practice, including Roman Sorkin, Yam Madar, Jaylen Hoard, Iffe Lundberg, and Daniel Theis, while Keaton Wallace is expected to join on Tuesday.

Against the backdrop of Jared Kushner's visit to Israel and efforts to promote the 15-point plan, as well as the meeting between US administration representatives and Hamas political bureau chief Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt, the Heroism Forum has sharply criticized negotiations with senior Hamas officials. Bereaved families distributed posters with the slogan "You fight terror, you don't talk to it."

MK Boaz Bismuth addressed the judicial system's intervention in the draft law during an interview with the Open Studio, while also criticizing members of the coalition. He stated that the law is fully prepared and that opposition to it was driven by a desire for media headlines.

We tend to think that mental strength is related to what a person does. He is persistent, deals with difficulties, and does not cut himself any slack. But according to psychotherapist Amy Morin, sometimes the best way to understand mental strength is precisely through the things that strong people do not do.

Disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport continue to affect airline operations, and the Israir flight schedule has not yet returned to normal. The company reports that some flights continue to depart and land, but at the same time, a number of flights are on hold, and the entire schedule is currently affected by the disruptions at the airport.

If you create content for TikTok, YouTube, or short films, you are likely familiar with the frustration of searching for copyright-safe music. A survey by Adobe and the Berklee College of Music reveals that over 43% of creators avoid using music due to copyright risks, while 38.9% cite high licensing costs as a barrier.

Alisa Gudes, a 63-year-old grandmother from Brooklyn, has been missing in Las Vegas for about two weeks. The search has taken a mysterious turn as her phone continues to send messages to family members, prompting relatives to check hospitals and morgues, as reported by the "New York Post".

Headlines in the United States this morning (Thursday) are dealing with a tense confrontation during the MLS match between Inter Miami and Philadelphia Union (2:2). In the final stages, Lionel Messi was documented hitting the back of the neck of Philadelphia's midfielder Quinn Sullivan.

Romania announced on Thursday that an F-16 fighter jet destroyed a booby-trapped naval drone just hundreds of meters from a gas project in the Black Sea. According to the Romanian Defense Minister, the explosive-laden vessel did not originate from neighboring Ukraine. The Romanian Navy also examined debris from other drones found off the coast of Constanta.