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"The situation is embarrassing, it's not serious": The budget failure that is distancing the Apache and munitions deal from Israel
After the commanders of the Air Force and Navy set goals for purchasing thousands of munitions for various arenas, including Iran, Walla has learned that the deals may be delayed due to the Treasury's demand for legislation to increase the deficit. The army is embarrassed by the conduct of the government and the Treasury, as there is currently no ability to pay the US.

Broke into an apartment in Tel Aviv - and fell asleep in the living room while the tenants were sleeping at home
He entered the apartment at night, while the residents were inside, and instead of fleeing, he simply fell asleep on the sofa. In the morning, police officers found the 29-year-old Tel Aviv resident sleeping in the living room and arrested him. This was just one of seven arrests made by Yarkon District police officers over the weekend, as part of a series of break-in incidents throughout Tel Aviv.

About 3 years after the massacre: IDF estimates that a ground operation is inevitable, and prepares for the conquest of Gaza City
Approaching three years since the October 7 massacre, the security establishment understands that Hamas is rebuilding its strength in the Gaza Strip and building terror infrastructure. According to estimates, in order to disarm the organization, another ground maneuver is inevitable, including the conquest of Gaza City - a step expected to take place after the elections.

"Stability at risk": USA explains the unusual step
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns that the collapse of the Japanese currency threatens global markets. In an official letter, he reveals why Washington was forced to intervene in a rare move.

Phones are leaving schools - but what will replace them?
Ahead of new restrictions on phone use in middle schools, students, parents, and educators agree that screens have become a problem, but believe that a ban alone will not solve it. Dr. Rotem Eliyahu warns: "Other skills will not return on their own."

209 billion dollars for 25 years: details on the "largest oil deal in history"
Following Donald Trump's announcement, the figures behind the deal are revealed: 19 dollars from every barrel will flow into the local treasury. Interim President Delcy Rodriguez clarified: "The sovereignty remains with us."

Fighter jet based on Israeli design heads to another Muslim country
Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered preparations for a new domestic fighter jet, while overseas, major deals are being signed for Chinese aircraft conceptually derived from the Israeli Lavi project.

The singer who experienced clinical death: "When I regained consciousness, I knew exactly who was there"
Singer Haim Tzadik, who experienced clinical death following a severe car accident, recalls: "I saw my late grandmother, she smiled at me, and I saw the family outside the room. When I regained consciousness, I knew exactly who was there and what they were wearing."

"It is permitted to speak in the synagogue only with the Almighty": Who is the man behind the signs?
It all started with a personal miracle during the COVID-19 pandemic, when a relative was hospitalized in serious condition. Since then, Ron Shaharban, a security guard from Petah Tikva, has been traveling between synagogues across the country, distributing books and stickers, and leading a quiet but determined struggle for the observance of the laws of Lashon Hara (evil speech) and the sanctity of...

"Don't call me a dwarf": An inspiring interview with Shani Israeli
Hani Lifshitz met with Shani Israeli, who was born with short stature, and heard from her about the parents who did not give up on her even during pregnancy, about the daily coping, the search for a partner, and the reactions of the environment.

Smotrich and Feiglin approach party merger — Zehut chairman expected to receive second spot
As negotiations progress, Moshe Feiglin is on his way to the second spot on a joint list with the Religious Zionism party. At the same time, Otzma Yehudit flatly rejects a merger, and Itamar Ben Gvir attacks the Prime Minister: "I should remind you, I am not Benny Gantz." Yair Netanyahu and Almog Cohen fired back: "You were about to bring down the government yourself."

NBA Ranks Most Spectacular Assists of the Season: Deni Avdija Included
Deni Avdija's successful season has already been reflected in his selection for the All-Star Game, and now the Israeli star is receiving further recognition from the NBA. Today, Saturday, the top 10 of the 50 greatest assists of the season was published, and while Avdija is not among the top ten, he is included in the prestigious list, with the Israeli's assist chosen for 21st place.

Benny Gantz confirms: He was offered positions in exchange for dropping out of the race
The chairman of the Blue and White party stated on Channel 12 that he received offers for various positions outside the government and the Knesset. The former Defense Minister expressed his indignation at the attempts to persuade him to leave the political arena.

Shin Bet confirms significant threat to Yair Netanyahu, leading to emergency evacuation from the US
The Shin Bet has confirmed that Yair Netanyahu was the target of an Iranian assassination plot while staying in Florida. This follows remarks by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who recently revealed that Iran had attempted to kill one of his sons.

Argentine challenge for Djokovic at the US Open, derby for Venus Williams
The US Open will kick off tomorrow (Sunday, 18:00). On the first day, the following will appear at Arthur Ashe Stadium one after another: Jessica Pegula, Daniil Medvedev, Novak Djokovic, and for dessert, Venus Williams in an American derby against Sofia Kenin.

Opposite the expensive neighborhoods of Tel Aviv - 4 rooms for about 6,300 shekels: So why are secular young people left out?
Just 4 kilometers from Tel Aviv, in the Sofrim complex in Bnei Brak, new apartments are offered for thousands of shekels less. Roy arrived with his partner and was told there is "no room for a couple of men," Shahar the reservist heard that his uniform would "cause problems," and Reut endured shouts of "shiksa." Three testimonies that raise the question: who is the neighborhood really intended...

Attacked children and pulled a Jew's beard: suspended prison sentence for a woman in an antisemitic incident in the UK
According to the indictment, 39-year-old Saida Khatun attacked children, shouted curses at a mother with a baby, and hit a man. Khatun was convicted on five counts of aggravated offenses. Since the beginning of the year, 1,926 antisemitic incidents have been reported in the UK — an increase of 21% compared to the same period in 2025.

After the record, Anan Khalaili revealed: "I did the scouting myself"
Anan Khalaili received many compliments after his debut in the Crystal Palace starting lineup. Despite the 4:1 home defeat to Manchester City, the Israeli winger recorded an impressive 74 minutes and set a record with no less than 10 tackles during the match - the most in a Premier League debut since N'Golo Kante in August 2015. In an interview at the end of the match, Khalaili told Niv Davrat...

The magic hasn't faded: Federer's unforgettable moment before the Hall of Fame
The 45-year-old Swiss returned to play on the grass in Newport and delivered a performance that thrilled the crowd and went viral. On the nostalgic week: "It's nice to take a peek into the past."

The spy you brought home and didn't even know about
Last month, the US imposed severe restrictions on the import of robotic vacuums, citing national security risks. What are the Americans so afraid of, and what is the connection between an innocent robotic vacuum and secret intelligence operations?

They shoot horses, too: How the Trump administration enabled the slaughter of thousands of wild horses - in violation of the law
They are protected by law and considered one of the symbols of wild nature in the USA, but thousands of wild horses have been sold in the last year to slaughterhouses in Canada and Mexico. The demand for horse meat outside the USA and the attempt to reduce the spreading population have led unscrupulous traders to bypass guidelines and embark on a mass liquidation operation.

Sinner First, Serena Third: The World's Highest-Paid Tennis Players
Ahead of the US Open, Forbes released its 2026 earnings ranking: Jannik Sinner leads with $58 million, while Serena Williams' comeback places her in the top three. For the first time in history, women make up the majority of the top ten.

Up to 90 shekels an hour under the table: The "black market" of special education
A shortage of thousands of aides, low wages, and a blind placement system have created a parallel market: affluent parents "supplement wages" out of their own pockets to ensure proper accompaniment for their children, while others are left behind. Aides speak out, experts warn: "The inclusion system in Israel is on the verge of collapse."

Oscar Gloukh sets a high bar: "It would be great to win the Conference League"
The Israeli commented on the league phase draw for Ajax, identified Atalanta and Getafe as the key matches, and clarified that they are aiming high in Amsterdam: "We are really talking about winning."

Rafael bypasses Qatari boycott: Iron Dome components to be produced at Volkswagen plant
The opposition of Qatar, which holds 17% of Volkswagen, will not stop the project: the state of Lower Saxony is expected to replace the automaker as Rafael's partner. The German plant will produce components for the Iron Dome, preventing thousands of layoffs and potentially signaling future system purchases by Berlin.

Shaquille O'Neal reveals the secret deal that added $60 million to his earnings
The NBA legend shared how Jerry West convinced him to join the Lakers in 1996: "I set up movie deals for you." And also: the promise about Kobe that turned out to be a prophecy.

Flick found the "new Lahm": the wonderkid who surpassed Balde and Cancelo
19-year-old Xavi Espert completed 90 minutes in the two opening rounds and once again impressed the Barcelona coach, who previously compared him to the Bayern Munich legend: "I am a bit surprised by how he plays."

The IDF's long scar: The battalion born from the severe failure of October 7
A sniper bullet passed centimeters from him and changed everything. Now, Lt. Col. Eli Zilberman commands the 'Tzuri' battalion, a reserve force in the IDF's 'Bazak' brigade, designed to bridge the gaps revealed on October 7. In a special interview, he tells about the raids in Judea and Samaria and how he dealt with the challenge while his child with special needs was undergoing chemotherapy.

After the conflict with Mamdani: New York Governor stands with the Jews - "I will send the police"
About two weeks after the attack at the synagogue in Manhattan, Kathy Hochul pledged to increase security ahead of the High Holy Days. Against the backdrop of her criticism of City Council member Zohran Mamdani's anti-Israel rhetoric, she clarified: "There is no place for hate in New York. I am here for you."

Roger Waters and Annie Ernaux call on the Venice Film Festival to act against the "Palestinian genocide"
Former Pink Floyd star Roger Waters, Nobel Prize-winning author Annie Ernaux, actor Guy Pearce, and over 200 international artists have signed a letter to the Venice Biennale and the Venice Film Festival, calling on the cultural events to take "concrete steps" against what they describe as the "Palestinian genocide."

In the 90+5 minute: Paris Saint-Germain salvaged a dramatic 2:2 draw against Lille
After a 2:2 draw with Rennes in the opening round and a loss in the Super Cup, the French champions struggled once again but were saved by a late rally in stoppage time and a decisive header from Marquinhos.

75 minutes for Anan Khalaili: Crystal Palace defeated 4:1 by Manchester City
The Israel national team star made his first start, showing impressive stats, but the gap in quality was evident. Erling Haaland (17, 84) and Rayan Cherki (54, 59) secured a second win for City, while Palace remains without a point.

Trump: USA signed with Venezuela the "greatest oil deal in history"
The US President announced that Washington and Caracas signed an agreement that will grant Americans, according to him, control over most of the more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves in Venezuela. Trump claimed that the deal will more than double US oil reserves and lead to a significant decrease in fuel prices.

New England believes in Dor Turgeman: "He has very high potential"
Coach Marko Mitrović praised the Israeli striker: "He has qualities that you can see in training. He will start scoring and won't know where it's coming from."

Carlos Alcaraz returns after four months: "I feel 100 percent"
Carlos Alcaraz is ready to return to the courts. The Spaniard, who has not played a singles match for more than four months due to a right wrist injury, stated today (Friday) that he feels "100 percent" ahead of the start of the US Open, where he will try to defend his title.

On the way to history: a new NBA team could cost 9 billion dollars
The NBA expansion process is gaining momentum, and according to The Athletic, Las Vegas may receive a team before Seattle. The league is targeting an entry fee of 7–10 billion dollars.

Bennett against Eisenkot: "Whoever opposes a Palestinian state must support settlement"
The Yachad party chairman addressed several issues at an event in Rishon LeZion, presenting a firm stance on Haredi conscription: "Zero exemptions." Bennett also called on Israel and the US to work to accelerate the fall of the Iranian regime and completely ruled out a Palestinian state in any configuration.

Aston Villa misses out: Rafael Leão set to join Galatasaray
Reports from Europe indicate that while Emery sought a loan deal for the Portuguese star, Galatasaray secured his signature with a 43 million euro offer. The player is scheduled for medical tests at the end of the week before finalizing the move.

"No child should be afraid to go to school": Education system concerned about "Zubor" phenomenon
Following numerous inquiries and in light of the spreading online phenomenon where students hit and act violently towards younger ones, the education system is trying to eradicate the phenomenon. "As a parent, I know there is no such thing as 'just a joke'," called the chair of the parents' leadership at the Mossinzon youth village.

Strippers, drugs and $50 for a slap: The scandal shaking Australia
Five Sydney Swans players have been suspended until the end of the season following a wild night at a Melbourne hotel. Reports indicate that strippers were invited to the room and players paid to snort drugs off their bodies. Victoria Police is investigating allegations of sexual assault.