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Starting in January 2027, large Israeli cities will be permitted to limit free parking for residents to their immediate residential area. This shift follows the failure of a public transport reform in the Knesset.

Tel Aviv Deputy Mayor Guy Avner has challenged New York politician Zohran Mamdani to a charity boxing match. The initiative serves as a response to Mamdani's recent statements against Israel.

A minor accused of involvement in the murder of Yamanu Zelke is set to return to school in Petah Tikva while wearing an electronic ankle monitor. The victim's family has expressed deep shock and outrage at the court's decision.

A senior municipal official in central Israel was arrested on suspicion of committing sexual offenses against a subordinate. Police are seeking to release his name to identify potential further victims.

Arbel Feldman’s family has authorized the publication of his identity following his murder yesterday in Rishon Lezion. The suspect, a 23-year-old resident of Ramle, surrendered to police during the manhunt and confessed to the shooting. In Tel Aviv, legal professionals held two minutes of silence in memory of Feldman and to protest against rising violence in Israeli society.

The National Fraud Investigation Unit (YAHA) has concluded its investigation into the 'Ha-Derech' newspaper affair, involving MK Haim Biton. The case file has been referred to the prosecution.

Police are investigating an incident in Herzliya after an explosion was reported near a local business overnight. Authorities suspect a stun grenade was used, and no injuries or damages were reported.

A 5-year-old boy drowned this afternoon in a public pool in the town of Omer in the Negev. An MDA team was called to the scene and performed resuscitation efforts. His condition is critical.

A bus struck pedestrians this afternoon on David Remez Street in Ashkelon. According to MADA, two people were seriously injured and one remains trapped at the scene.

Sgt. A. left the battlefield in Gaza to donate bone marrow to a stranger. A year later, he met the man he saved, Shmuel Shapira, who used the occasion to urge the public to support bone marrow donation.

The Supreme Court has ordered Justice Minister Yariv Levin to clarify whether he intends to proceed with appointments to the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) during the election period. The order follows the extension of the application deadline.

A 21-year-old man was killed and another was lightly injured when a quad bike overturned in an open area near Neve Erez in the Binyamin region on Monday evening.

Bus driver Muatasem Kak said that in Jerusalem teenagers attacked him at a traffic light, smashed the bus mirror, and he lost consciousness.

A Netanya resident working as a teacher at a hostel in Kfar Saba has been arrested on suspicion of sexual offenses against residents. The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court extended his detention until Thursday.

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a 27-year-old math teacher from Lod for committing sex offenses against a 12-year-old student at a school in Tel Aviv.

Over 90,000 Israelis left Israel for at least three months in 2025. Data from a new Tel Aviv University study suggests that figures remain at the record levels seen in 2024.

A bankrupt contractor, several businessmen, and a former Knesset member have been detained on suspicion of concealing real estate assets and smuggling funds. The investigation is led by YALEK.

Two people were killed this morning in a traffic accident involving two trucks on Highway 60 in Samaria. Firefighters extracted the victims from the vehicles, but MADA teams pronounced both dead.

Rinat Kara underwent an incredible transformation, losing 70 kilograms to become a kidney donor for her husband, Meir. At the last moment, doctors offered the couple a chance to participate in a cross-donation program.

A 35-year-old man was killed and 5 people were injured in a traffic accident involving a private vehicle and a minibus on Highway 98, near the Afik junction in the southern Golan Heights.

Could living near a busy road trigger Parkinson's disease? Professor Eitan Friedman explains why we should be skeptical of alarming headlines and what we really need to watch out for.

A historical study conducted in the UK points to a surprising link between limited sugar consumption in early childhood and a reduced risk of developing dementia in adulthood.

Familiar black mold spots on walls and ceilings often cause concern. Professor Eitan Friedman clarifies whether mold in a domestic setting truly poses a health risk.

A four-year legal battle by pensioner David Mizrahi over a 200-shekel parking fine has reached the Supreme Court. Mizrahi challenges the Rosh HaAyin municipality's requirements, arguing they lack legal basis.

A Superbus driver was brutally attacked by a group of teenagers in Jerusalem. The driver lost consciousness and four teeth during the assault, prompting the labor union to declare a labor dispute.

Two people were wounded by gunfire in Netivot, with one victim pronounced dead at the scene. A separate violent incident in Bir al-Maksur left an 18-year-old moderately wounded.

Attorney Moriah Kahlani, representing Dvir Sela, addressed the circumstances of Reut's death. She emphasized that while Dvir admitted to ordering the drug, he was not convicted of causing her death.

Police have built a solid evidentiary basis regarding the "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families. Indictments are expected to be filed this week for two of the 18 violent incidents.

Efforts are underway within the Likud party to secure the release of detainee Tal Yinon Dardik. It has been revealed that his brother serves as a parliamentary aide to MK Amit Halevi, a key advocate for his release.

A foreign caregiver has been arrested on suspicion of committing serious sexual offenses against two minor, helpless brothers under his care. Police are currently investigating the case and checking for additional potential victims.

Hostage survivor Evyatar David has spoken publicly for the first time about his challenging rehabilitation journey. He is seeking public support to help fund his recovery from PTSD and trauma.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid threatened to sue Channel 14 after Itamar Fleischman, a panelist on "The Patriots," accused him of "helping the Nazis." The dispute followed Lapid's interview with CNN.

Yuval Mizrahi, an Israeli woman, was denied boarding for her London flight after accidentally selecting "terrorist" instead of "tourist" on her ETA form. The automated system blocked her entry immediately.

A hearing was held at the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court to extend the detention of Agam Tsarfi, suspected of ordering the murder of Binyahu Razi. During the proceedings, incriminating messages were revealed.

The affair of underage marriages in Yavne'el continues. Yossi, the father of a 15-year-old girl, discovered an intention to marry off his daughter without his knowledge or consent and alerted the authorities.

The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into suspicions of illegal transfers of public funds to the Teachers' Union, following reports that non-teachers were allegedly listed as members.

Sarit Buaron was violently attacked after confronting a man filming minors at a pool. The victim has sharply criticized the police for their conduct and alleged negligence during the incident.

Kindergarten owners paid a 40,000 shekel deposit for a protective unit, but the contractor failed to deliver on time. The Atias couple now faces financial losses and reputational damage.

A 3-year-old child in Bnei Brak miraculously survived after being run over by a car while chasing a fallen kippah. Meanwhile, other traffic accidents across the country resulted in several injuries and one fatality.

Police have arrested a Rehovot resident suspected of arson at a "Japanika" restaurant in Givatayim. The incident is linked to the ongoing "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families.