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Police officer investigated for sexual harassment of a woman filing a complaint
The Jerusalem team of the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) questioned a police investigation officer under caution on suspicion of sexually harassing and committing an indecent act against a woman who arrived at a police station to file a complaint. The officer was released under conditions of restricted access to police facilities and a no-contact order for 11 days. The...

M-16 rifle hidden in a kindergarten sandbox in Rahat: local resident arrested
Police officers from the Rahat station and National Guard fighters raided a residential complex in the city, where a kindergarten operates, and located an M-16 rifle hidden in a sandbox, alongside dozens of bullets and a magazine. A local resident in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of involvement in shooting and possession of weaponry.

Bus driver in critical condition after collapsing at the wheel
A bus driver collapsed and lost consciousness while driving today, Thursday, causing a collision with a vehicle on Highway 651 near Yam Junction. MADA teams evacuated the 50-year-old man to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in critical condition while performing ongoing resuscitation efforts.

KKL-JNF Chairman against Likud: "They are afraid - I will not stop talking"
The Likud party has appealed to the State Comptroller, claiming that the public support of KKL-JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky for Gadi Eisenkot and the "Yashar!" party constitutes an "illegal contribution" by KKL-JNF to the election campaign. Ostrinsky strongly rejected the claims, arguing that it is "one of the most baseless and delusional claims I have ever encountered."

Washington toughens its tone: "Violence in the West Bank harms Israel's security"
A senior US official told Walla that Washington condemns violence by any party and views stability in the West Bank as a security interest of Israel. The remarks come after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the Jewish rioters in Qusra "Israeli terrorists" and their actions a "terrible act of terror."

Iran issues unusual threat to Syria: "We will strike more than 100 targets, including the presidential palace"
According to a report cited by the Tasnim agency, Tehran has conveyed firm messages to Damascus and regional countries in an attempt to prevent Syrian intervention in Lebanon against Hezbollah. The warning was conveyed via Turkey and included a threat that such a move would lead to a broad regional conflict on Syrian soil - and would include strikes on "strategic sites."

"Standing against the racist attack": MK Kariv backs Rambam Hospital
Against the backdrop of complaints from families of the wounded regarding department staff, the Knesset member from the Democrats visited Rambam Hospital to see hospitalized IDF soldiers. He stated: "The healthcare system is a model of coexistence. We will not allow small-time politicians to poison Israeli life with ugly racism."

From sailors' votes to airlifts: the heated battle over voting for Israelis abroad
On a hot July day in 1965, the deafening sirens of ships anchored in Haifa port signaled a strike. The next day, newspapers reported that work was paralyzed on ten Israeli vessels, including the 'Theodor Herzl', as 3,500 sailors demanded the right to vote in the Knesset elections.

Washington toughens its tone: "Violence in the West Bank harms Israel's security"
A senior US official told Walla that Washington condemns violence by any party and views stability in the West Bank as a security interest of Israel. The remarks come after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the Jewish rioters in Qusra "Israeli terrorists" and their actions a "terrible act of terror."

Criminal warfare in the south: suspects arrested after hiding following scooter-based shooting
Police officers from the Kiryat Gat station, guided by Southern District intelligence, have arrested two suspects involved in a shooting incident. The investigation began after a gunshot victim arrived at Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon, refusing to cooperate with authorities regarding the circumstances of the attack.

Reports in Gaza: Motorcyclist eliminated in an airstrike near Khan Yunis
A motorcyclist was eliminated in an airstrike near Khan Yunis today. Earlier, Paratrooper Brigade forces in the southern Gaza Strip shot a terrorist who breached the 'yellow line' and posed an immediate threat. These events occur amid reports from security officials regarding missed opportunities for targeted strikes.

"Trump's assumption is that in a military campaign you cannot defeat the Iranians, only through economic pressure"
Dr. Udi Levy, former head of the 'Tzelem' unit in the Mossad, explains how the American administration is shifting the campaign to the financial arena: "They want that for every dollar the Iranians earn, they will only have ten cents left. If Trump gets his hands on the private assets of the Revolutionary Guards leaders, they will end the war."

"In good spirits": Sagalovitz and Abbas discussed joining Ra'am
Knesset members Mansour Abbas and Yoav Sagalovitz held a meeting to discuss the possibility of Sagalovitz joining the Ra'am party list for the upcoming elections. The two agreed to continue direct contacts, a move that drew sharp condemnation from the Otzma Yehudit party.

On the way to escalation? Houthis shell Saudi weapons depots as a preventive measure
According to a report in a newspaper affiliated with Hezbollah, the Houthis began shelling Saudi weapons depots in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait area. The bombings began after they received information about Saudi Arabia's preparations for an attack against them, in coordination with the USA and the UK.

"Violent conflict between criminal organizations": The court imposed a restriction order on the head of the criminal organization
The court imposed a 45-day restriction order on Yossi Mussli, under which he will remain under house arrest and be prohibited from using messaging applications. The police claimed there is a violent conflict between criminal organizations. Mussli rejected the claims: "Everything they say I do from Kfar Shalem can be done from anywhere."

Haim Rotter expected to be released to house arrest next Monday
The Tel Aviv District Court is considering the release of Haim Rotter, accused of serious sexual offenses, to house arrest in Jerusalem. The process requires the approval of five monitors, three of whom are scheduled to appear in court on Monday.

Paratrooper force shot a terrorist who crossed the 'yellow line' in the southern Gaza Strip
According to the IDF Spokesperson's statement, the terrorist approached the forces in a way that posed an immediate threat. The report comes against the backdrop of statements by security officials that opportunities to attack Hamas military wing operatives were missed in the last week due to government policy.

Research reveals: Iran is using a Google tool to attack Israel
Kaspersky researchers identified new capabilities in a campaign targeting organizations in Israel: attackers are using Google Apps Script to disguise malicious communication and are operating a recovery mechanism designed to maintain access to computers even after the communication channel is blocked.

Former Mexican governor charged in disappearance of 43 students: 'Ordered to destroy documentation'
Angel Aguirre, former governor of the state of Guerrero, has been officially charged with involvement in the 2014 disappearance of 43 students — one of the most harrowing cases in Mexican history, which became a symbol of cartel violence and official cover-ups. The country's president pledged to uncover the truth: 'I will invest all my efforts.'

Half a pizza in installments: The business tactic in Iran to survive the collapse
The cost of living in Iran is breaking records following the military conflict, the naval blockade, and inflation that has crossed the 80% threshold. Facing a sharp drop in purchasing power, companies and businesses in the country are forced to turn to creative marketing methods, selling half-portions, and deferred payments via "buy now, pay later" to survive.

"The sense of security has decreased": Residents of the Gaza envelope fear the strengthening of Hamas
Ilanit Siyusa, a resident of Kibbutz Kfar Aza, told Walla that she "does not currently see the restoration of the sense of security." Yael Raz-Lahiani, a resident of Nahal Oz who returned to her home, shared: "The residents' sense of security is decreasing; on one hand, there is a reduction in military forces, and on the other, the strengthening of Hamas."

Lawsuit against Donald Trump: Selling early access to presidential posts
A new lawsuit against the US President demands to stop the service selling early access to official White House messages on Truth Social: "A clear violation of the Constitution."

Dr. Kobi Barda: "The Netanyahu of a few years ago would not have allowed the siege in Qusra to happen"
In an interview with 103FM radio, Barda said: "In the US, they are asking themselves where this event came from? And these people believe that the lands in the West Bank are guaranteed and given to the people of Israel." "Leiter says that we are losing the remnants of our good friends," he added regarding the label given to the rioters.

The flight was waiting, Fulham left: The most bizarre friendly match of the summer
After a 2:2 draw against Malaga, the English refused to participate in the penalty shootout for fear of missing their flight. Alvaro Arbeloa was sent off and the locals celebrated the win wildly.

Gabi Kanichowsky sums up a year at Ferencváros: 'In football, you also need luck'
The midfielder discussed his first season outside of Israel, working with Robbie Keane, and ambitions in Europe: 'Our squad is strong enough to overcome this hurdle.'

What were the terrorists in Gaza practicing, while the IDF watched them and refrained from intervening?
While Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz boast of a determined security policy, Israel has returned to a reality of containment vis-à-vis Hamas and Hezbollah. Thus, Israel's security falls into the abyss between boastful words and a lack of response on the ground.

Optimism at Maccabi Tel Aviv thanks to Be'er Sheva: "We too must believe"
The Yellows need a big comeback against CSKA Sofia after the 3-0 defeat in the first leg, but the club believes it can be done (21:00, Sport1). Kenny Miller has focused on belief, capitalizing on chances, and reducing errors, with several lineup changes expected.

Yuval Sade signed and made Vietnam attractive for Israelis
After being impressed by the city and the club, the midfielder signed a two-year contract with Hanoi FC and will earn $300,000 net per season before bonuses. Israeli players and coaches are exploring the possibility of following in his footsteps.

After European success: Hapoel Be'er Sheva to revisit foreign player targets
The club believes that qualifying for at least the Europa League and the resulting financial influx will boost efforts to sign a center-back and an attacking midfielder, allowing them to re-engage with players who previously declined offers or were deemed too expensive.

Lionel Messi returned to play, but Inter Miami was eliminated from the Leagues Cup
The Argentine returned to the pitch just hours after mourning his father Jorge, but could not prevent a 3-2 loss to Mexico's Leon. For the first time in his career, 'La Pulga' failed to advance past the group stage.

"The desperate dependence on Trump is Infantino's most pathetic behavior"
The Telegraph presented the alliance between the two in a particularly harsh light and claimed that both are interested only in money: "The Trump card is the only one left for Infantino"

Mourinho 24th, Simeone 19th: Ranking of Europe's Best Coaches
Former Maccabi Haifa staffer and ESPN commentator Tor-Kristian Karlsen has released his annual list of the top 30 club coaches in Europe. Luis Enrique took the top spot, while the new coach of Anan Khalaili ranked 28th.

Not a stranger: half of the children who suffered sexual abuse were abused within the family
According to data from the "Beit LeKol Yeled" organization for 2025, only 10% of the children and teenagers treated were abused by a stranger, compared to 50% who were abused within the family and 35% by another known person. The home was the most common place where the abuse occurred.

Followed and dragged on the ground: two teenagers accused of robbing an elderly woman
The Southern District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against two teenagers from Be'er Sheva who allegedly stalked an elderly couple, attacked them, and stole a handbag. The victim was knocked down and dragged along the ground while trying to protect her belongings.

Suspected Israel, but feared Iran: How the decision was made to divert Donald Trump | Report
New details shed light on the Iranian threat that led last month to an unusual diversion operation for Donald Trump. Israel warned of a potential missile attack on Air Force One, but US and Turkish authorities found no concrete evidence that the suspects possessed the necessary weaponry.

Awkward moment: Striker left embarrassed after failed kiss attempt with partner
Luciano Rodriguez was presented at Cruzeiro alongside his partner Anto Chiavaglia, known as the "Uruguayan Kim Kardashian". When he leaned in for a kiss on stage, she turned away, sparking viral speculation that she later attributed to being overwhelmed by nerves.

Official: Xavi appointed as the new head coach of the Netherlands national team
The former Barcelona coach met with representatives of the Dutch Football Association, was preferred over Roberto Martinez, signed until 2030, and stepped into the shoes of Ronald Koeman.

Two pilots killed in Apache helicopter crash in Texas
Two pilots were killed on Wednesday when an Apache attack helicopter crashed in a field near Salado, Texas. CNN reported the incident, citing the local sheriff's office.

Kenny Miller: "It is not an impossible challenge. There was no miscalculation"
The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach is not losing hope ahead of the return leg against CSKA Sofia (Thursday, 21:00, Sport1): "The key is to prevent unforced errors."

Incident in Ashkelon: Physical Confrontation Between Inspector and Young Man
A confrontation occurred on Wednesday in Ashkelon between a municipal inspector and a young man during routine enforcement activities. Following the circulation of footage on social media, police have launched a search for the suspect, and the municipality has announced an investigation into the inspector's conduct.