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"Maccabi is complacent, lazy or stingy": The criticism surrounding the Revivo affair
In the program "Zion 3", Nimrodi and the panel members attacked the conduct of the "yellows" regarding the defender. Ziat called it "disgraceful", and Shashu claimed: "A crazy spin".

"It will be an exceptional experience": Hapoel Be'er Sheva prepares for the Marakana
The Israeli champion landed in Belgrade ahead of the big second leg against Red Star (Tuesday, 21:00, Sport1) at the legendary stadium: "Everyone here is talking and breathing the game." The club is optimistic but expects a completely different game, and also: Amador's integration and the focus on Zlatanovic.

Ben Simmons' NBA Comeback: Teams Show Interest as He Prepares to Return
According to American media, several NBA teams have expressed interest in the Australian forward, with one extending a training camp invitation. Simmons reports feeling better than he has in years.

"The upcoming matches will determine the future of Barak Bakhar at Maccabi Haifa"
This was claimed by Moti Ivanir on the 103fm sports show: "He is in a very difficult period in his career." There is also sharp criticism of Maccabi Tel Aviv: "This is not how a big club is run."

Real Madrid claims: There was never a negotiation with Rodri
According to "AS", Jose Mourinho understood the midfielder's decision to prefer Barcelona, and the club insists that they did not even speak with Manchester City regarding him. And what about adding an alternative midfielder?

Not only the semi-finals were determined: all the ranking matches in the Toto Cup
After the end of the group stage, the picture has become clear: the Tel Aviv teams will fight for a place in the final, while Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Haifa will settle for the ranking matches. All the details.

Before the return leg against Beitar: Austria Vienna lost in the league
The Jerusalemites' opponent in the Conference League lost 2-0 to LASK Linz. Salic, who scored the winning goal in the first leg, was injured. CSKA Sofia won 3-0.

Setting the tone: Senior official close to Mojtaba appointed to influential position in Iran
Mohsen Rezaee, military advisor to the Supreme Leader and former commander of the IRGC, has been appointed by the President of Iran as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. Additionally, Mojtaba Khamenei has appointed Rezaee as his representative to the council, effectively consolidating control over Tehran's security and foreign policy in his hands.

Israel U16 defeated 101:62 by Spain, will face Germany in Round of 16
The Israel U16 national team suffered a defeat in its final European Championship group stage match, finishing in second place. Liam Danieli and Maor Sela led the scoring with 11 points each.

Ross Kastin: "This year we are no longer learning, we are building"
The owner of Maccabi Netanya promised to arrive for the season opening round and declared at the gala event: "We will strive for excellence in all areas." Mayor Avi Salma: "I commit to investing millions in the team."

Their Fifth Foreigner: Freddie Gillespie Signs with Ironi Ness Ziona
The center (29, 2.06m), who previously played for Bayern Munich, Crvena Zvezda, and Milan, joins the team. Last season, he recorded 5.7 points per game in the Turkish league for Galatasaray.

Solution found? Abu Farhi may be sold under the Turgeman deal structure
Colorado Rapids offered six million dollars while Maccabi Tel Aviv demands eight, and now a structure is being examined to bridge the gap using an additional million dollars in bonuses, similar to the deal in which the yellow-clad striker was sold to the New England Revolution last year.

Absurd: Professor who claimed Israel is committing genocide to receive $250,000 settlement
About two years ago, Professor Raz Segal was appointed head of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota. Following intense pressure from donors, the institution canceled the appointment. It has now been determined that the professor will be compensated by the university, which reportedly violated the First Amendment and its commitment to academic freedom.

Ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv player looks back at the painful series: "I believed we would win the EuroLeague"
Andrew Wisniewski recalls the elimination against Partizan, tells about the atmosphere in Belgrade and compliments Pini Gershon: "I loved him, he was a special personality."

First publication: Parallel to the race in Likud - Hadar Muchtar tried to join Ben Gvir
Hadar Muchtar, who is preparing to run in the Likud primaries and has been trying to overcome the "waiting period" obstacle, held quiet efforts in parallel to integrate into the Otzma Yehudit list. The contacts were made discreetly, while publicly she continues to position herself as part of Likud.

"It is unacceptable that after three years of fighting there is no clear protocol for treating wounded IDF soldiers in hospitals"
The "Council of Wise Women" movement has called for a uniform procedure for treating wounded soldiers, following claims of humiliating treatment experienced by an IDF soldier and his family at Rambam Hospital. "A mother who sends her son to battle needs to know that the State of Israel will provide full support," the movement stated.

Tension on the 'Yellow Line': What is happening in southern Lebanon after the agreement
The IDF continues search operations and infrastructure destruction, but the return of civilians to villages creates risks and limits operational methods. A military source in the Northern Command told Walla: "The Lebanese army was supposed to prevent the return of civilians using roadblocks." At the same time, airstrikes have been significantly reduced.

Ramming a patrol car, fleeing from police — and caught while trying to steal another vehicle
A 19-year-old man is accused of fleeing in a stolen vehicle near Jerusalem, ramming a patrol car and injuring a policewoman. After his vehicle was stopped, he fled on foot and was wounded by gunfire during the pursuit. Despite his injury, he continued his escape until he was located inside another vehicle, which he was attempting to steal. On that same day, he attempted to steal three vehicles in...

Sewage, power outage and a construction site: the chaos at the special education school
Parents of students at the "Eitan" school in Ashkelon claim a series of failures during renovations: sewage flooding, power outages, and the shutdown of essential equipment for disabled children. Dozens of parents were called to pick up their children: "They are leaving the most disabled children inside a construction site." The municipality: "The incident was handled immediately."

"He may not hear, but he is not stupid": The clinic visit that turned into a struggle for accessibility
A routine visit to a dermatology clinic turned into a struggle for the right to accessible and independent medical care for Erez Avraham, who has been deaf from birth. His wife told Walla about the difficulties regarding appointment tracking, communication with the doctor, and understanding medical procedures. "I don't want them to just clarify procedures—I want systemic change," she stated.

Woman in her 20s arrested on suspicion of impersonating a man to engage in relationships with women
Five women claim that the suspect presented herself as a man and maintained romantic and sexual relationships with them, mainly over the phone and online. The suspect was arrested at her apartment in Petah Tikva, and police will request to extend her detention and allow the publication of her name to locate additional victims.

Two cases of foreign body ingestion: Doctors save children after swallowing battery and magnets
HaEmek Medical Center treated two life-threatening cases in the past two weeks. A 4-year-old boy swallowed a button battery, and a 5-year-old girl swallowed 16 magnets. Doctors warn that these innocent-looking objects can cause severe internal damage and urge parents to seek immediate medical attention if ingestion is suspected.

Following appeal by "Yalomei HaKrav": Urgent Knesset discussion on disability recognition procedures for IDF veterans
The discussion was scheduled after the organization sent an official letter to the Knesset demanding an urgent debate, creating a consensus between coalition and opposition members. According to the organization, IDF veterans are forced to deal with lengthy procedures, repeated boards, and uncertainty regarding their status and rights.

Without food and in a state of extreme emaciation: two horses rescued from a compound in Kiryat Ata
Inspectors found the horses suffering from injuries and health problems, and in the stalls, they found contaminated water and no available food. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, the owner was repeatedly required to fix the deficiencies but did not do so. The horses were transferred for rehabilitation, and the opening of a criminal investigation is being considered.

Couple arrested for massive fraud scheme impersonating insurance representatives
It started with a credible-sounding phone call. A couple in their 20s allegedly posed as insurance representatives to extract personal details and empty victims' accounts. Police suspect the pair is responsible for over 50 fraud cases, resulting in hundreds of thousands of shekels in damages.

Tehran hardens stance: "There will be no talks with the USA" — six conditions for opening Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated on Sunday that there are no direct negotiations with the US, with communication limited to intermediaries. Tehran has set six conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, including the lifting of sanctions and the withdrawal of American forces from the region.

Young woman arrived for a nose job — and received acid instead of anesthesia
The 18-year-old was evacuated in serious condition to the hospital after it is suspected that a tampon soaked in acid was inserted into her nose instead of an anesthetic. The medical error was discovered shortly after the incident, and she was immediately sedated and intubated by the medical staff. Her condition is defined as stable; it is not yet known how the error occurred.

Hundreds of apartments at a discount: "Hever" and "Aura" launch new housing campaign
The "Hever" club and the "Aura" company have launched a large-scale housing campaign offering hundreds of apartments in five projects across the country to club members and their immediate families. The campaign includes properties in Hadera, Ramat HaSharon, Ramat Gan, Kiryat Ono, and Ofakim.

After extensive renovation: Pediatric hemato-oncology department inaugurated at Sheba
A festive event marking the renewal and renovation of the pediatric hemato-oncology department was held at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel HaShomer. The project was carried out as part of the activities of the 'Rachashei Lev' organization and thanks to the donation of Yossi Dahan.

Kite infiltrates from Gaza into the Gaza Envelope; Regional Council head: "Crossing a red line"
A kite that infiltrated from the Gaza Strip was located in Moshav Shuva, and according to Sdot Negev Regional Council head Tamir Idan, it did not carry a payload. Idan warned against the return of threats from the Strip and called for a firm response: "Today it is a kite without a payload, tomorrow it could carry explosives."

"I will show you, I will kill you": Serious indictment against an abusive husband
The defendant and his wife have five children together, but a few weeks ago their relationship reached a breaking point. When refused to take the children for an outing, he pushed his wife and ran her over. Later, he threatened her and her father. According to the indictment, during another argument, he took a kitchen knife and threatened his wife.

"I will kill you": Two brothers opened fire on their family with an assault rifle
21 bullet holes were found in a vehicle after two brothers from Rahat, according to the indictment, fired and threatened their family members against the backdrop of a dispute. One of them fired an assault rifle while shouting threats, and his brother threatened with an object resembling a pistol. An indictment has been filed against both.

Weapons, grenades and hundreds of rounds: stolen military ammunition found following the shooting in Carmit
The Southern District of the police conducted an operation and discovered a large amount of ammunition following a shooting from the Lakiya area that alarmed residents of the town of Carmit in the Negev. Among the weapons seized were M-16 rifles and 19 grenade launcher rounds.

Heard their loved ones being murdered over the phone, the state refuses to recognize them as victims of hostilities
The Attorney General determined that the law enacted in 1970 requires physical presence at the scene; about 450 requests for recognition due to real-time digital exposure on October 7 were rejected. Aid organizations demand a legislative change: "The law has been left behind, the trauma is deep and requires treatment."

Traffic violation leads to arrest: minor caught with 50 grams of cocaine
YASAM special forces arrested a 17-year-old after he rode a motorcycle in a restricted area in Jaffa. A search revealed approximately 50 grams of a substance suspected to be cocaine. The investigation suggests he was involved in drug trafficking across the central region. A prosecutor's statement has been filed, with an indictment expected shortly.

Government to Approve Transfer of One Billion Shekels for "Urgent" Defense Procurement
The government is expected to approve today, Sunday, the transfer of one billion shekels for defense procurement defined as "urgent." Most of the funding will be reallocated from the Ministry of Economy and Industry budget intended for investment and employment initiatives.

Shooting, family feud, and an illegal resident managing the place: butcher shop in Rahat closed
The manager of the butcher shop was moderately wounded in a shooting incident that, according to the police, occurred against the backdrop of a criminal conflict between families in the city. The investigation revealed that the business was managed by a resident of the territories who was in Israel illegally. Following the incident, the commander of the Rahat police station ordered the closure of...

Refused to open the door: police broke in and uncovered a gambling den in Ashdod
Detectives from the Ashdod station arrived at a building following suspicion of illegal gambling operations, but those present refused to open the door. Police broke in and located 28 decks of cards and suitcases with chips. Five suspects were detained for questioning.

Maccabi Haifa still cannot register its leading striker
The Greens have already registered eight foreign players with the Football Association. Andrija Novakovic, who recently recovered from a virus, cannot be registered even as a trialist in the Toto Cup as that status is given to Nigel Lonwijk. The club is looking for a new team for Peter Agba and does not plan to remove Pedrao.

Far beyond basketball: The new massive storm that erupted in the WNBA
Sophie Cunningham took a hard hit from DiJonai Carrington, who was ejected. Following the incident, Carrington claimed the Indiana player enjoys "white privilege," sparking a wave of criticism and public debate.