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Following the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that the state is not being managed in any field. Opposition leaders criticized the government for its lack of leadership.

A motorcyclist in his 60s was killed this afternoon after a collision with a vehicle on Highway 471 near the Ono interchange. MADA paramedics were unable to save his life despite resuscitation efforts.

New reports about a pill that mimics the effects of physical activity have sparked debate over the future of fitness. Professor Eitan Friedman of Assuta warns against high expectations, emphasizing that no drug can replace the benefits of real exercise.

As part of the "Election MKs" project, Paz Robinson met with MK Sharren Haskel and Lt. Col. (res.) Roi Danino. They discussed political norms, the personal toll of public service, and their visions for life beyond the political arena.

Iran has executed three individuals involved in protests that began in December 2025. The executions occurred despite US President Donald Trump's January claim that Iran had halted such actions.

16-year-old Shneur Barbi has received an official exemption from compulsory education after demonstrating financial independence. The young entrepreneur earns 20,000 shekels a month through his marketing business.

Two serious traffic accidents occurred almost simultaneously, resulting in the death of a 60-year-old man and leaving two others in serious condition. The injured were evacuated to Rambam Hospital.

Circus artist Elroi Netzach Morag was fined 730 NIS by Netanya municipal inspectors for performing at traffic lights. The artist expressed frustration over the fine, citing the absurdity of the claims made against him.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has suggested to the Supreme Court that the decision regarding a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 events be left to the next government. She noted that the ongoing delay, nearly three years into the war, risks compromising the effectiveness of future investigations.

Ibrahim Mandalawi, 30, was murdered in a shooting in Kafr Manda. Another young man was moderately wounded. Police have launched an investigation, stating the motive is criminal.

Hili Tropper, chairman of the "Zionist Home - The Reservists" party, stated that his political faction will not join a government led by Benjamin Netanyahu. He emphasized his commitment to forming a broad Zionist coalition.

US President Donald Trump shared a map of the Persian Gulf labeling the Strait of Hormuz as 'new American territory.' Iran continues to threaten that the strait will remain closed until US conditions are met.

The Central Bureau of Statistics has published data on public transport trip validations for 2024–2025. The figures indicate an erosion and a decline in validated trips across most transport lines.

SMS fraud has become a major threat in Israel. AI expert Dalia Baida has introduced a technological solution using the Gemini system's Gems feature to help users identify phishing attempts in real time.

An unidentified burglar broke into 18-year-old Toar Shabu's barbershop in Rehovot, stealing 70,000 shekels worth of equipment. Despite the heavy financial blow, the young entrepreneur is determined to keep his business running.

A voice recording by Bat-El Sananis-Makayten regarding the challenges of her husband's prolonged reserve duty has gone viral in Israel. Her candid account of exhaustion and solo parenting resonated with thousands.

Summer is the season for fruit, but balance is key. Clinical dietitian Dr. Shaun Portal explains why the Ministry of Health recommends two to three servings a day and why whole fruits are superior to juices.

IV vitamin drips have become a viral trend among celebrities and influencers, promising rejuvenation and energy boosts. However, experts warn that this procedure lacks any scientific basis.

Jared Kushner, envoy for US President Donald Trump, is expected to hold meetings this week with Hamas representatives, with mediators from Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar in attendance.

A tourist bus from Poland overturned on a highway in eastern Hungary. The accident resulted in 12 fatalities and approximately 10 injuries.

Two children, aged 5.5 and 6.5, were admitted to the Galilee Medical Center after consuming chocolate laced with hallucinogenic mushrooms. They are currently in stable condition under medical observation.

A new Haredi party named "Black Color" is set to launch ahead of the upcoming elections, aiming to secure draft exemptions for Torah students. By mobilizing mainstream Haredi voters, the movement threatens to disrupt the traditional power base of Shas and United Torah Judaism.

Member of Knesset Elazar Stern has announced his resignation from the Yesh Atid party and his intention to step down from the Knesset. He expressed his gratitude to party leader Yair Lapid for their years of partnership.

In the Shikun Vatikim neighborhood of Ramat Gan, jackal sightings have become frequent. Following an attack on a pet, residents are expressing serious concerns for the safety of their children.

The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against 31-year-old Eilat resident Aviad Zaken for the intentional murder of his grandfather's caregiver, just six days after his release from prison.

CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper, visiting Israel, pushed for renewed strikes on Iranian infrastructure. He argued that such actions are necessary to force a shift in Tehran's current stance.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has petitioned the Supreme Court to block the appointment of Mahash leadership during the election period, citing concerns over political pressure on law enforcement.

The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, issued a temporary injunction to remove a video of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu filmed at the Malha Mall in Jerusalem. The petition claims the video violates the prohibition on using children in election propaganda.

Legislation in several countries prohibiting employers from contacting staff outside working hours raises the question of whether such norms will reach Israel. Constant digital availability is blurring the lines between work and leisure, contributing to employee burnout.

A 2016 sleep laboratory study has confirmed that women require more sleep than men to function properly. Experts point to the concept of "mental load" as the primary factor behind this need.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee confirmed IDF intervention in Qusra following a US request. Meanwhile, reports from Lebanon indicate an Israeli strike on the village of Al-Mansouri.

Following the easing of the heatwave, Israel expects partly cloudy skies and a further drop in temperatures. On Saturday, unseasonal rain is possible in the east of the country.

The State Prosecution filed today (Thursday) a serious indictment with the Central District Court—Lod against a 33-year-old woman from the center and her 43-year-old partner, accusing them of numerous sex offenses against two minor daughters of the defendant, aged 12–8, as well as against two toddlers from the defendant’s family, aged between one and three years.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is expected to rule that the indictment in the 'Qatargate' affair will include security offenses. Indictments are expected against Yonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein.

The security system at Ben Gurion Airport successfully located the operator of a civilian drone that entered the airport's airspace on Tuesday. The individual claimed he was filming a promotional video.

An administrative arrest warrant has been issued against crime boss Yossi Musli amid an escalating conflict with the Jarushi family. Musli is now under house arrest with strict restrictions.

The Pakistani Defense Minister noted progress in US-Iran talks. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has demanded compensation from Tehran for past conflicts.

A pre-petition warning letter was submitted to Minister of Education Yoav Kisch, demanding a halt to the appointment of new members to the Council for Higher Education. The 'Academy for a Democratic Israel' claims the process violates governmental restraint guidelines during the election period.

A Ramat Gan resident, Shani Ben Giat, reported a serious assault near a local kiosk. According to the victim, the attacker is known to the police, but the lack of prompt action by law enforcement leaves residents feeling vulnerable.

Three Israeli citizens crossed the border into Syria near Mount Hermon. IDF forces located them, returned them to Israel, and transferred them to the police for further investigation.