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Laboratory tests have identified sibutramine in "Magic Honey," a substance prohibited in Israel that can cause heart attacks, strokes, and other severe health risks. The Ministry of Health urges the public to avoid this product.

Detectives from the Ashkelon station and Southern Border Police raided the premises, detaining four suspects and seizing bingo equipment, cash, and checks. The senior criminal figure suspected of managing the operation was not present during the raid; the investigation is ongoing.

According to the indictment, a Rahat resident and three accomplices threw a grenade into a residential complex while family members were inside. The suspect's defense attorney claims the police have identified the wrong person.

A year after the direct hit of an Iranian missile disabled large parts of the hospital, a partnership was signed that will double the rehabilitation response in the south and, for the first time, provide inpatient rehabilitation for children as well.

According to Palestinian reports, settlers terrorized the village of Jalud, going between houses and knocking on doors; police have opened an investigation. This follows a series of incidents between the warring parties in the West Bank, leading the IDF to reinforce troops to prevent friction.

The new serum from Keren Bartov Advanced Skincare combines active acids and advanced ingredients to treat pigmentation spots and uneven skin tone, delivering impressive clinical results without compromising the skin's natural barrier.

Ironi Tiberias will appear in court on Wednesday for the first hearing in the infusion affair. Attorney Zion Amir has joined Eyal Yaffe to represent the club. In an interview with 103fm, Amir expressed confidence in the strength of the defense's arguments.

A worrying increase in the number of rabies cases in Israel: two brothers from Kedumim were bitten yesterday (Sunday) by a stray dog that turned out to be infected with rabies, and at the same time, a heifer infected with the disease was identified in the Golan Heights. The latest data indicate the continued spread of the disease across the country, with 91 cases of rabies already diagnosed since...

The search for 23-year-old Eldar Dayan from Dimona continues. Police discovered two helmets in the Yarkon River that may have belonged to Dayan and his friends on the day of the fight.

The Ministry of Health has updated its RSV vaccination guidelines, introducing two new preparations and expanding eligibility. A key change includes shifting the start date for administering the vaccine to newborns in hospitals from August 1 to September 1.

The People of Israel has been called “the People of the Book” since time immemorial, after the Torah — a book given to us that united the people around it for thousands of years. The text argues that the Torah could not have been delivered by a human being: it cites arguments about the mass revelation at Mount Sinai, that the Torah itself contains verses indicating the personal presence of the...

First publication. In the Bedouin sector, three M16 rifles, magazines, ammunition, and weapon parts were located, hidden in a residential complex. Two residents of Rahat in their 30s were arrested—all thanks to the sharp nose of the police dog Anna.

A tourist sign placed in front of the home of late author Amos Oz was vandalized in Arad. Mayor Yair Maayan condemned the incident, describing it as a shameful act by vandals attempting to disrupt public order in the city.

An Ashkelon resident was arrested after being caught driving while disqualified by the court. Police state this is the seventh time he has been caught driving illegally. Following the investigation, an indictment was filed against him.

Police, aerial units, and rescue teams are searching for a man who reportedly entered the water at Trapez Beach and disappeared, leaving his belongings behind.

For about two years, according to suspicions, a sports instructor at a hostel in Kfar Saba exploited his position to perform indecent acts on five residents in their 30s and 40s. He was arrested following a weeks-long covert investigation.

Ashdod police have arrested two suspects involved in an assault on police officers and municipal inspectors at Mi-Ami beach. During the altercation, which escalated into a riot, an officer fired a warning shot after feeling his life was in danger.

Fire and rescue teams from the Ayalon station conducted searches in the building to rule out trapped individuals, during which they identified a pair of parents and three children trapped in an apartment on the floor where the fire started. The firefighters safely rescued the trapped individuals using rescue masks under smoke conditions. A total of six rescued individuals were transferred for...

The annual student survey reveals a young generation grappling with economic distress, burnout, and a loss of trust in the government. A majority of students state that the cost of living will determine their vote, and 28% are already considering emigration after graduation. The National Union of Students plans to demand that party leaders adopt a 'National Program for Israel’s Youth.'

The epicenter of the 5.4 magnitude quake occurred at a depth of 10 kilometers, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ). Many residents in Israel's southern region reported feeling tremors and received alerts on their mobile phones.

Bar Bechor Asraf, a resident of Sha'arei Tikva, took his own life at the grave of his close friend, Liron Barda, who was murdered during the October 7, 2023, massacre at the Nova music festival.

Ilan Mans, who was attacked at the Hemed bridge after attempting to remove a sign reading "Free Yigal Amir," has been hospitalized with a brain hemorrhage. Doctors confirmed the injury resulted from the blows sustained during the assault. He remains under medical observation.

According to the suspicion, the young man repeatedly climbed on tables and chairs despite the security guards' requests to get down. After being removed from the club, he threw a chair at one of the security guards, injured him, and fled. YASAM officers who were in the area arrested him shortly thereafter, and today the police will request to extend his detention.

The Magistrate's Court in Akko extended the remand of Avi Abukart, suspected of threatening Judge Dunia Nassar, Deputy President of the Magistrate's Courts in the Northern District. While police claim he sent a series of disturbing threats, the suspect denies this, claiming he was protesting the legal process and seeking the return of exhibits for an appeal.

The suspect, a foreign national from Eritrea, aroused the suspicion of the officers during a proactive patrol. During an inspection, five mobile phones suspected of being stolen were found in his pockets, which were later returned to their owners.

In a raid by Northern District police officers and Northern Border Police fighters in Bir al-Maksur, five suspects were arrested, who were suspected of planning to commit a crime as part of a criminal dispute. A loaded pistol, an M16 rifle, ammunition, magazines, and gloves were seized at the scene.

Hundreds of teachers have already been trained to teach the new subject, which will provide 9th-10th grade students with practical tools for financial management, investments, and employee rights.

Residents of Jisr az-Zarqa claim that a recent jet ski accident is the direct result of a dangerous lack of law enforcement on the village beach. They warn that without police intervention, further tragedies are inevitable.

Opal Malul, 37, from Kibbutz Gvat, claims she was drugged and raped in a hot tub a month ago. She criticizes the police for negligence and failing to make arrests despite provided evidence.

Officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station and YASAM unit arrested a Jaffa resident over the weekend on suspicion of threatening a restaurant owner. His detention was extended by the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court until August 3.

Police officers from the Kiryat Gat station located an illegal event in an open area over the weekend, stopped the party, and detained the suspect involved in its organization.

The second phase of the Ministry of Health's child development reform has launched, despite persistent reports of long wait times. While the ministry reports the recruitment of 166 new professionals, parents continue to struggle with access, and the reform faces a pending legal challenge in the Supreme Court.

Following the opening of the mixed-gender "HaTrapez" beach in Tiberias, rabbis issued an instruction to avoid the nearby route for fear of compromising modesty and to prefer a long alternative route through Poriya.

As part of a police investigation into extortion by threats against an operator of a meat distribution line in the Eshkol Regional Council, four suspects, residents of Rahat in their 30s, were arrested within the council's territory. According to the suspicion, the four threatened the line operator with the aim of preventing his continued activity in the area. The police will request to extend...

Ekaterina Gurvich, a 26-year-old Haifa resident, was last seen on July 13 and has been missing since. She is 1.65m tall, thin, with light hair and green eyes. Police urge anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to contact the 100 emergency center.

The Israel Electric Corporation notified residents of a planned outage between 09:00 and 16:00 for branch trimming near cables, precisely on a day of extreme heat. Following the protest, it was stated that "the work is essential due to a safety hazard, and an effort will be made to finish it within four hours."

As part of police operations against illegal weapons and shooting incidents, Southern District officers and Border Police (Magav) were deployed to Rahat to quell a mass brawl. Two police officers were injured by stone-throwing and required medical treatment.

The team will appear on Wednesday for the first hearing in the 'infusion affair' and will demand the investigation be disqualified. Slobodan Drapic is among the candidates to replace Eliran Hudeda.

48-year-old Michael Levin took advantage of the moment the paramedic stepped out to drop off a patient, entered the ambulance, and fled with it to the beach. The police claim he also stole money and property from inside, and his detention was extended by 3 days.

The Belgrade Court of Appeals has sentenced Zoran Njeguš, a former player for Red Star, Atlético Madrid, and Sevilla, to two years in prison for money laundering. Njeguš was convicted of handling 650,000 euros received between 2009 and 2010 from the late criminal Vitomir Bajić, knowing the funds were illicit. The money was used to acquire businesses, with the former footballer acting as the...