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The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach was satisfied with advancing to the next stage but aspires to more sharpness in the final third. Regarding the fans: "We will never take the support for granted."

Following two rounds of the Premier League's Toto Cup, the National League's Toto Cup kicked off this Thursday with eight opening matches. The highlight of the round came from Group C, where Bnei Yehuda conceded after just eight seconds but rallied to defeat Ironi Modiin 1:3, capped by a brilliant bicycle kick from Sagi Dror.

The Blancos have identified Carlos Espi from Levante as Gonzalo Garcia's replacement. He scored 13 goals last season in all competitions and was already on his way to sign with Hull.

Abbas Araghchi hinted on Twitter that Israel is responsible for the attack on a gas tanker in Egypt. According to him, countries in the region must remain vigilant against Israeli plots designed to undermine regional peace.

Reserve Colonel Hezi Nechama confirmed his willingness to join a political party led by Gilad Erdan if one is established. He also expressed strong opposition to the deployment of multinational forces in the Gaza Strip.

The Hind Rajab Foundation, an organization that pursues IDF soldiers around the world, announced today, Thursday, that it has filed, together with the European Legal Support Center (ELSC), an urgent criminal complaint against L.H., an Israeli academic, claiming that he is an "IDF reservist who committed war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide" during his service in the Gaza Strip...

Ben-Gurion University President Dani Chamovitz has launched a scathing attack on Education Minister Yoav Kisch over the new law regarding gender segregation in academia. Chamovitz argued that the minister fails to distinguish between professional independence and loyalty, while five members of the Council for Higher Education have already resigned in protest against the legislation.

In an interview with 103fm, the Justice Minister summarized his turbulent term, attacked the Supreme Court, the opposition to the reform, and his coalition colleagues: "I did not receive full support."

The LINK spacecraft, designed to extend the life of the Swift space telescope by raising its orbit, is suffering from attitude control system malfunctions. NASA and Katalyst Space remain optimistic about completing the mission.

Iran warned today, Thursday, Cyprus and Bulgaria against allowing the United States to use military bases on their territory for potential attacks against the Islamic Republic. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi clarified that any state that places its territory at the disposal of a foreign power for action against Iran will be considered as participating in aggression.

Hackney Council leader Zoe Garbett has informed Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav of her council’s intention to terminate the twin-city agreement, requesting a response by October 7. The Haifa municipality is currently consulting with the Israeli Foreign Ministry on how to address the request.

The court rejected MK Simcha Rothman's libel suit against Guy Peleg and News 12. This decision highlights how the legal system and media maintain the status quo, turning the Ministry of Justice's version into legal truth.

Likud MKs are distressed by Netanyahu's plans to change primary systems and reserve spots, yet they fear open rebellion. Amidst poor polling, internal political pressure continues to mount.

The IDF is preparing to expand operational control in the Gaza Strip and collapse Hamas tunnel networks using heavy engineering equipment. Simultaneously, the manhunt for Hamas commanders involved in the October 7 attacks continues, alongside efforts to thwart the rehabilitation of the naval Nukhba unit.

Following his confession to the murder of Rabbi Amos Gueta, claiming the victim was a "false messiah," 36-year-old Binyamin Yosef Chaim Friedrich has been formally charged. The indictment details the premeditated nature of the attack, the struggle with the rabbi's assistant, and the defendant's erratic behavior during interrogations.

In the midst of the Likud primary period, Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi has created a "Governance Center" for public sector employees. According to the minister, it is intended to allow them to report on what he defines as failures in the public system, ensuring that the government's policy is implemented in practice.

A viral post has reignited the debate between those who oppose "laboratory horrors" and those who remind us that without them, we would not have life-saving medicines. New data reveals how many mice and rabbits were killed in laboratories. Meanwhile, breakthrough technologies may make this dilemma a thing of the past.

A new Salesforce report reveals that traffic to shopping sites referred from AI users has quadrupled: "If retailers' products are not adapted for agents - they will simply disappear from the map."

Hit-and-run accident in Eilat: A driver under a court-ordered license suspension left the scene of the accident and was located within hours by traffic investigators.

Dozens of soldiers from the Givati Brigade's Tzabar Battalion abandoned the Sde Teyman base following a dispute with command. The conflict erupted over a decision to forcibly remove unit symbols.

The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against a 15-year-old minor from central Israel who threatened in a WhatsApp group to attack IDF soldiers with explosive devices. Despite warnings, he continued his threats, which the prosecution defines as ideologically motivated terrorism.

A senior security official stated that recent remarks by Iranian leaders reflect deep public despair and a fractured leadership. He added that Mojtaba Khamenei holds an extremist position and is blocking any potential negotiations with the United States.

In an interview with Galei Tzahal, the acting Director General of the Central Elections Committee, Adv. Dean Livne, rejected claims against the committee and its leadership. He warned that questioning the reliability of the election process is a tactic designed to incite public distrust and destabilize democratic institutions.

"The lessons of October 7 are not learned through statements - but by maintaining the first line of defense of the Gaza envelope communities," they said. According to them, the move directly harms the security of the residents and stands in contradiction to the commitment given that until the end of the year, no reduction in the defense forces in the Gaza envelope communities would be carried out.

Officers from the Kiryat Malachi station have exposed a pub allegedly used for illegal gambling. The Southern District Commander has signed a 30-day administrative closure order, and the business owner has been detained for questioning.

The 27-year-old goalkeeper, who played last season in Liga Alef South, has signed a one-year deal with an option for another. Following Sharif Kayouf's injury, the club is considering Omer Niron and a foreign goalkeeper.

Dozens of residents and tourists in southern Crete were forced to seek refuge in the sea due to a massive wildfire. A total of 31 people were rescued by the Coast Guard and private vessels from the Agios Pavlos area.

Following the severe terror attack near Havat Gilad and the loss of Major Yuval Ezra and Banyahu Malet, of blessed memory, organizers are expected to approach the army in the coming day to receive permits to arrive in the area. "The intention is not to confront Palestinians, but to show presence and clarify that the routine continues."

The new Apple Upgrade program in the US allows renting an iPhone for a monthly fee with an annual upgrade option. While it seems tempting, comparing it to the resale value of a used device and the option to purchase it at the end of the term reveals a more complex financial picture.

Coach Dejan Stankovic commented on the upcoming match after the victory over Larne: "I expect our fans to fill the stadium in Hungary. We must win."

While the IDF intends to allow the Lebanese army to implement a pilot project in areas where Israeli forces have not yet operated, the Northern Command continues to locate Hezbollah infrastructure and push back terrorists. A security official emphasized that the IDF "acts wisely" and will not tolerate threats.

US President Donald Trump lost his temper during a security meeting due to frustration over the lack of progress in Iran negotiations. The White House denied the report, which also highlights deep divisions within the administration regarding the war's objectives.

A month after the murder of 75-year-old Kabbalist Rabbi Amos Gueta in Netanya, the 36-year-old suspect has confessed to the crime. During interrogation, he explained his motive by claiming the rabbi was a "false messiah." A psychiatric evaluation has deemed him fit to stand trial, and an indictment for murder under aggravated circumstances is expected to be filed this morning.

The US Department of Defense has signed a massive contract with Lockheed Martin to purchase over 10,000 Patriot interceptors. The deal will increase production rates to 2,000 missiles per year and prioritize supplies for US forces and Gulf states.

Matthew Dellavedova uses AI tools as a "24/7 personal nutritionist" and fitness coach. He has returned to peak fitness and is aiming for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman has called for a complete budget overhaul, the closure of unnecessary ministries, and preparation for a post-US aid reality after 2028.

Following the approval of a proposal by Benjamin Netanyahu and Haim Katz allowing incumbent MKs to run in districts, several lawmakers are finalizing their plans. MK Amit Halevi is considering a run in the Jerusalem district, while Shalom Danino will compete in the Southern district.

AC Milan issued an official denial on Wednesday following false social media rumors regarding the death of club legend and honorary vice president Franco Baresi. The club stated that the former player is going through a sensitive period and requested privacy for him and his family.

Ori Uzan, Gili Vermouth, and Moshe Primo attacked the Greens' performance in the Toto Cup on 103FM: "The team looks untrained." The new signings also didn't get off lightly.

"Vision 2030" of Bin Salman continues to pour billions into AI and cyber - but Israel is left out. Dr. Michal Yaari, an expert at 'Ha-Katedra' at the Eretz Israel Museum, explains how arrogance cost us billions and what ironclad condition prevents us from returning to the game.