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Aug 19, 2026
12:25Walla
3×3: Three sets of triplets born at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in one month
Health

3×3: Three sets of triplets born at Shaare Zedek Medical Center in one month

Three sets of triplets were born within a single month at Shaare Zedek Medical Center, including a rare case where two girls shared a single placenta. Midwife Limor Hekster described the experience as an exciting and unique event for the medical team.

11:06Walla
Dangerous Falafel: Children Hospitalized After Trip to Egypt
Health

Dangerous Falafel: Children Hospitalized After Trip to Egypt

Within ten days, two children who returned from Egypt developed acute anemia due to rapid red blood cell breakdown. Their families, aware of G6PD deficiency (favism), were unaware that Egyptian falafel, or 'ta'amiya,' is made entirely from fava beans, leading to an unintended medical emergency.

10:25Walla
Horror in the morgue: Harvard to compensate families with $53 million
Markets

Horror in the morgue: Harvard to compensate families with $53 million

The morgue manager at Harvard Medical School spent years stealing and selling donated body parts on the black market. Following his eight-year prison sentence, the university has agreed to a $53 million settlement to resolve lawsuits from families who accused the institution of negligence.

10:24Walla
51st Battalion soldiers report poor service conditions at Filon base
Security

51st Battalion soldiers report poor service conditions at Filon base

Soldiers from the 51st Golani Battalion have complained about service conditions at the Filon base, noting they must walk to the dining hall six times a day in 40-degree heat while officers use vehicles.

09:44Walla
Maccabi Tel Aviv to begin negotiations for Kanikovski, price yet to be determined
Football

Maccabi Tel Aviv to begin negotiations for Kanikovski, price yet to be determined

The State Cup holder wants to bring the midfielder back to its ranks after only one year, but he will not settle for less than 600,000 euros net on a three-year contract, which is what he earns currently in Hungary. Ferencvaros is expected to demand a high sum despite the fact that he arrived without a transfer fee. Status report.

09:44Walla
New leak reveals intriguing details about GTA 6
Gadgets & Software

New leak reveals intriguing details about GTA 6

Gameplay videos and an image of the new map are circulating online — allegedly showing a refueling system, weapon storage in vehicles, a karma meter, and RPG mechanics.

09:43Walla
Drama in Thailand: Arrest warrants for 20 Israelis in massive raid on Koh Samui
Crime

Drama in Thailand: Arrest warrants for 20 Israelis in massive raid on Koh Samui

Thai police have launched a wide-ranging operation against companies suspected of disguising foreign ownership using local nominees. Arrest warrants have been issued for 20 Israelis. An Israeli couple is suspected of operating a school for Israeli children without a license, as well as 19 real estate and tourism business promotion companies: "We acted legally, our name will be cleared."

09:07Walla
"We are underdogs, but the same can be said about Hapoel Be'er Sheva"
Football

"We are underdogs, but the same can be said about Hapoel Be'er Sheva"

The Sabah coach addressed the meeting in the Champions League playoffs and complimented the opponent: "Both teams like to press, want to control the game and play offensively."

09:07Walla
YouTube tightens conditions: It will be harder for new creators to earn money
Gadgets & Software

YouTube tightens conditions: It will be harder for new creators to earn money

The video giant is significantly raising the entry threshold for the partner program: starting in February, new creators will be required to accumulate 8,000 watch hours or 20 million views on Shorts. At the same time, the company is expanding Premium Lite and setting a new bar for revenue from short videos.

09:07Walla
A gallows instead of a Star of David: this is how Israel is losing its moral advantage
Opinions

A gallows instead of a Star of David: this is how Israel is losing its moral advantage

The start of work on an execution facility is nothing more than an election gimmick by a minister whose essence is provocation: after the pitas and the crocodiles, the gallows have arrived. It is just a pity that along the way, it contaminates us all.

09:07Walla
"You are a clown": The stormy reception for Itamar Ben Gvir in the north | Documentation
Politics

"You are a clown": The stormy reception for Itamar Ben Gvir in the north | Documentation

The Minister of National Security toured Basmat Tab'un accompanied by heavy security - and absorbed curses and shouts from residents: "Everyone is laughing at you", "You are a terrorist". The documentation comes after several incidents that sparked sharp criticism in the Arab society against the minister and the police.

08:24Walla
Revealed: Real Madrid's offer to City for Rodri was "embarrassing"
Football

Revealed: Real Madrid's offer to City for Rodri was "embarrassing"

Following the midfielder's presentation at Barcelona, new details have emerged regarding the battle between the bitter rivals. According to reports in Spain, the Blancos' offer was significantly low.

08:23Walla
Emerging: This is the Maccabi Tel Aviv lineup against FC Lugano
Football

Emerging: This is the Maccabi Tel Aviv lineup against FC Lugano

After Kamara and Sissokho returned to training, Kenny Miller's doubts have been resolved. Revivo also returns in Switzerland after a suspension (Thursday, 21:30, Sport1).

08:23Walla
Hundreds of support messages for Boris Enow, Beitar players also offered encouragement
Football

Hundreds of support messages for Boris Enow, Beitar players also offered encouragement

The midfielder, who was targeted by fan abuse after the elimination from Europe, received support from all directions: "He is one of the best in the country in his position. Maybe something good will come out of this event."

07:41Walla
Organization targeting IDF soldiers abroad files another complaint in India
World

Organization targeting IDF soldiers abroad files another complaint in India

The Hind Rajab Foundation claims an Israeli currently traveling in India was involved in the destruction of civilian property in the Khan Yunis area. Exceptionally, the organization did not release the soldier's name or unit. This is the second such complaint filed in India in less than three months.

07:41Walla
ATVs, a motorcycle and dozens of cartons: the loot uncovered in a raid in Tarabin
Crime

ATVs, a motorcycle and dozens of cartons: the loot uncovered in a raid in Tarabin

Detectives from the Negev Central Unit and fighters from the Southern National Guard raided a compound and a house in the village of Tarabin. During the search, two ATVs, a motorcycle, and a trailer suspected of being stolen were seized, alongside 59 cartons of cigarettes, more than 25,000 shekels in cash, and walkie-talkies. Two local residents were arrested.

03:26Walla
Without sweating: Scientists have developed a "fitness pill" that makes the body react as if it were exercising
Health

Without sweating: Scientists have developed a "fitness pill" that makes the body react as if it were exercising

Will we soon be able to skip workouts and achieve their benefits with a pill? A new experimental drug attempts to mimic a molecule that the body produces following physical activity. The first human trial has concluded, and researchers are now planning to test if it can help after stopping weight-loss medications.

03:10Walla
A massive study reveals: these are the 2 professions with the highest risk of cancer mortality
Health

A massive study reveals: these are the 2 professions with the highest risk of cancer mortality

A study based on more than 12 million death certificates examined over 500 professions and identified two groups of workers with significantly higher mortality rates from cancers linked to high-altitude cosmic radiation. Does this risk apply to occasional flyers?

02:55Walla
Tension in the Champions League playoffs: three matches ended in a draw
Football

Tension in the Champions League playoffs: three matches ended in a draw

Everything is open between Fenerbahçe and Lyon (1:1), Dinamo Zagreb and Viking (2:2), and Levski Sofia and AEK Athens (0:0). Everything will be decided next week.

02:26Walla
The mistake parents make when designing the children's room for the school year
Health

The mistake parents make when designing the children's room for the school year

Ahead of the return to school, parents invest in a desk, chair, lighting, and accessories for the children's room, but the less aesthetic details can actually be the most important. Here is how to plan a study corner that is suitable for a body that is still growing.

01:20Walla
Following Supreme Court Petition: 159 Polling Stations to Open in Nursing Homes
Politics

Following Supreme Court Petition: 159 Polling Stations to Open in Nursing Homes

Petitions were filed by dozens of senior citizens after the Knesset canceled the arrangement allowing polling stations in assisted living facilities. Despite this significant achievement, the struggle continues, as approximately 100 additional stations will not be opened due to political considerations.

00:59Walla
Good news for Maccabi Tel Aviv: Kamara and Sissokho are fit
Football

Good news for Maccabi Tel Aviv: Kamara and Sissokho are fit

The defender who was injured last week and the midfielder who was injured earlier this week completed a full training session, and there is a good chance both will be able to start in the yellow lineup against Lugano.

00:30Walla
National League kicks off: Bnei Yehuda wins, Ashdod loses
Football

National League kicks off: Bnei Yehuda wins, Ashdod loses

The National League kicked off this evening with a full round, highlighted by a meeting between two promotion candidates: Maccabi Bnei Reineh, which hosted Bnei Yehuda and was defeated 4:1. MS Ashdod, which still hopes to replace Ironi Tiberias in the Premier League, was hosted by Hapoel Afula and disappointed with a 2:0 loss.

00:12Walla
Ahmad Tibi Removes Opposition to Joint List Re-establishment Plan
Politics

Ahmad Tibi Removes Opposition to Joint List Re-establishment Plan

A breakthrough in negotiations for the re-establishment of the Joint List has occurred. According to information received by Walla, Ta'al chairman Ahmad Tibi has dropped his opposition to the plan proposed by the "Reconciliation Committee." A Maariv poll suggests that a merger of the three Arab parties would secure 8 seats for the Joint List.

Aug 18, 2026
23:15Walla
"Are you ready to die?": Young man in "Chucky" mask terrorized the streets of Philadelphia
World

"Are you ready to die?": Young man in "Chucky" mask terrorized the streets of Philadelphia

The suspect, estimated to be 16–20 years old, was documented harassing at least six people near City Hall, likely filming his actions. One woman fled from him in panic and sustained a leg injury. Police have released his photos and are requesting public assistance in identifying him.

21:52Walla
Exceptional and persistent scope: FBI data reveals the impact of antisemitism in the USA
World

Exceptional and persistent scope: FBI data reveals the impact of antisemitism in the USA

FBI hate crime data for 2025 points to an exceptional and persistent scope of harm against Jews in the U.S.: despite making up only about 2% of the population, they were the target of 63% of all religion-based hate crimes. In some states, this figure reached 90% or more.

21:11Walla
"A violent and baseless raid": Demand for an investigation against police officers who raided a wedding in Umm al-Fahm
Crime

"A violent and baseless raid": Demand for an investigation against police officers who raided a wedding in Umm al-Fahm

Following the police raid on a wedding on Saturday, the organization for the rights of Arab citizens in Israel claims that the officers threw stun grenades, aimed weapons, used a Taser, and forced dozens of guests to lie on the ground, even though no weapons were found and no one was arrested: "Excessive authority and disproportionate violation of fundamental rights"

20:32Walla
Haim Rotter, Accused of Serious Sexual Offenses, Released to House Arrest
Crime

Haim Rotter, Accused of Serious Sexual Offenses, Released to House Arrest

Haim Rotter, former chairman of the "HaShomrim" organization in Bnei Brak, has been released from custody to house arrest in Jerusalem after a lengthy detention. The release follows compliance with strict conditions set by the Supreme Court, including the establishment of a formal supervision array.

14:30Walla
Suspect in gluing the lock of 'Cafe BaSmita' distanced from the business
Crime

Suspect in gluing the lock of 'Cafe BaSmita' distanced from the business

The suspect was arrested on suspicion of involvement in graffiti, littering, and damaging the lock of the cafe, which has been a focal point for protests between ultra-Orthodox and secular individuals over its operation on Saturdays.

13:49Walla
"The budget hole" in the IDF and mounting pressure: The government may cause sensitive deals to collapse
Security

"The budget hole" in the IDF and mounting pressure: The government may cause sensitive deals to collapse

After about three years of intense fighting, the IDF and Ministry of Defense's "budget hole" is estimated at 40 billion shekels, primarily due to reserve duty expenses. Amid this, there is internal criticism of the Manpower Directorate for inefficient management of reserve quotas, with calls for sharper cuts.

12:25Walla
Baruch Marzel on Ben Gvir: 'We protested together against the "parade of beasts" - and he supports Ohana'
Politics

Baruch Marzel on Ben Gvir: 'We protested together against the "parade of beasts" - and he supports Ohana'

Veteran right-wing activist Baruch Marzel criticized Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for his call to support Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana during the recent Likud primaries. Marzel argued that the minister has strayed from his original ideological path.

11:50Walla
In Givatayim, grants were awarded to 22 business owners who served in the reserves
Local News

In Givatayim, grants were awarded to 22 business owners who served in the reserves

The grants are intended to express appreciation to reservists who, alongside prolonged and significant service, had to deal with the challenges involved in running a business during the war. Those eligible for the grant are business owners who served as combat soldiers in the reserves for at least 100 days from the end of 2023 until the end of 2025.

11:49Walla
KKL-JNF to Grant Tender Preference to Businesses from Gaza Envelope and Northern Front
Local News

KKL-JNF to Grant Tender Preference to Businesses from Gaza Envelope and Northern Front

The KKL-JNF Board of Directors approved granting preference to businesses from the Western Negev and the northern confrontation line settlements in all of the organization's tenders. Suppliers with at least 60% of their operations in the eligible areas will enjoy a 15% preference in the price component. The decision will be in effect for three years and will apply to contracts worth hundreds of...

11:49Walla
Hezbollah struggles to survive: Money is running out, compensation is delayed, and residents are furious
World

Hezbollah struggles to survive: Money is running out, compensation is delayed, and residents are furious

New testimonies reveal the dire situation within the terrorist organization: Lebanese residents report that Hezbollah is struggling to survive as funds run dry and promised compensation for damaged homes remains unpaid. Lina, a resident of the Bekaa region, stated that she has given up on receiving the promised funds and will have to cover repair costs herself.

11:09Walla
The Key to Peace at Home: Don't Be Right, Be Wise
Religion

The Key to Peace at Home: Don't Be Right, Be Wise

Peace at home is not built on winning arguments, but on the ability to stop, think, and choose correctly. Rabbi Zamir Cohen explains why it is sometimes worth giving in even when we are right, how one phrasing can build a bridge or a wall, and what can be learned from the wife of On ben Pelet about wisdom in marriage.

11:09Walla
Good news for the academic community: Jerusalem Municipality has granted an occupancy permit for the new dormitory complex
Local News

Good news for the academic community: Jerusalem Municipality has granted an occupancy permit for the new dormitory complex

The complex represents a significant step in strengthening the community of students and researchers in the capital, and will provide new and advanced housing solutions in the heart of the campus alongside a learning and community environment and a variety of services. The complex, designed by Schwartz-Besnosoff Architects, enjoys exceptional transport accessibility, including a connection to the...

11:09Walla
"Are we second-class teachers?": The "talent" program causing a stir in the Ministry of Education
Education

"Are we second-class teachers?": The "talent" program causing a stir in the Ministry of Education

A program promoted by the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education, offering improved salary conditions to new recruits, has sparked anger among veteran teachers. Educators are protesting the state's willingness to pay significantly more to outside hires while neglecting those who have been in the system for years.

10:23Walla
Less time wasting, more football: The League Administration's demand to the Referees Association
Football

Less time wasting, more football: The League Administration's demand to the Referees Association

At the board of directors meeting, it was clarified that one of the main goals for the upcoming season is to significantly increase net playing time. The Administration is also considering placing balls along the sidelines to reduce delays.

10:23Walla
"One foot on the plane": "Tzion 3" on Barda and the reinforcement missing for Hapoel Tel Aviv
Football

"One foot on the plane": "Tzion 3" on Barda and the reinforcement missing for Hapoel Tel Aviv

After passing Ludogorets and Katowice, the panel members discussed the difficult draw in the Conference League playoffs, analyzed the coach's decisions, and identified the reinforcement still needed for the squad.

10:23Walla
The day Trump shuts the valve: The quiet economic blow heading for Israel
Opinions

The day Trump shuts the valve: The quiet economic blow heading for Israel

The American public is no longer afraid of Iran, blames Benjamin Netanyahu for rising fuel prices, and believes their taxes are funding Israeli healthcare. Dr. Eli Cook, a lecturer at the Eretz Israel Museum, warns: when Washington removes the 'flak jacket,' the Israeli economy will be left completely exposed.

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