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A pampering hotel and spa with a water park, play and extreme complexes, and an amusement park - all 15 minutes from Jerusalem. A glimpse into Casland in Mishor Adumim - the resort that offers an all-inclusive vacation in the style of Royal Caribbean, where everyone finds their experience, and everyone vacations together.

Eilat, the country's southern resort city, has a winning mix - non-stop sun, mesmerizing mountains, sparkling blue waters, friendly pubs, tax-free shopping, and a vacation atmosphere. Only for adults? Not at all. The children enjoy it no less, and perhaps even more. Here are some places for children in the city, and one hotel, Club Hotel, which has set itself the goal of interesting and delighting...

The beauty industry is increasingly catering to those aged 60, 70, and even 80+. Aesthetic medicine is helping seniors boost their confidence and self-love, while doctors emphasize the importance of maintaining a natural look.

A Piper aircraft crashed into the ground, clearing three rows of dignitaries—including the Prime Minister and senior officers—before plowing into the crowd. The memorial ceremony for Peretz Goldstein and other Yishuv paratroopers at Kibbutz Ma'agan turned into a horrific disaster, claiming 17 lives, including four paratroopers who had survived World War II.

A mother of two is accused of running a sophisticated drug distribution network across northern Israel. Investigators revealed she made deliveries even during rocket barrages, often bringing her teenage daughters along to her "work."

Nearly ten years after the murder of Tehila Nagar, her family will receive 140,000 shekels from the state. A court has approved a settlement agreement concluding a lawsuit over serious investigation failures.

Sharon feels pain in her womb, Shira imagines what she will say at her son’s grave, and Dana hung a “Do not knock” sign on her door. A new book presents moving monologues from mothers of combat soldiers, outlining a life lived between pangs of conscience, anxiety attacks, and the wait for the redeeming sign: two blue ticks in WhatsApp.

Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox protesters marched in Jerusalem in support of 63 individuals arrested following riots at the home of Supreme Court Judge Noam Sohlberg. Three IDF soldiers from the 'Netzah Yehuda' battalion were attacked by the crowd during the event.

The family of a 28-year-old Lod resident, who suffered from mental health issues and was shot by a YASAM officer, has petitioned the Supreme Court for the release of his body. While police initially blocked a demonstration supporting the family, they retracted the decision following legal action. The body has been held at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute for a month.

An Israeli citizen in his 30s was hospitalized after being stabbed at the Ozora music festival. Local police have arrested three suspects in the attack. In a separate incident, two Israelis, including a survivor of the Nova festival, were arrested for allegedly selling drugs to an undercover detective.

A Georgia court sentenced Colin Gray to 15 years in prison for gifting his son the rifle used in the Apalachee High School massacre. This marks a rare instance of a parent being held criminally liable for a school shooting committed by their child.

A daughter filed a major lawsuit against her mother, who had previously appointed her as her proxy. The court ruled that an external organization would take over the management of the elderly woman's assets due to a clear conflict of interest.

Police Commissioner Dani Levy has dismissed rapper Yoav Eliasi (HaTzel) from his role as commander of a rapid response team. The decision follows a Haaretz investigation into his alleged abuse of police connections.

A resident of Beit Hanina was arrested following a high-speed chase after breaking through a checkpoint. It was discovered that he had been impersonating a security officer to smuggle 21 illegal aliens into Israel by hiding them in a secret compartment within his vehicle.

Only after being required to pay child support for an 8-year-old girl registered as his daughter, the man requested a tissue test. Although the mother agreed, the judge rejected the request for fear of harming the minor.

The original indictment charged the defendant with the act itself, but a plea bargain reduced his role. Despite the State's request for up to 8 years, the court imposed a lighter sentence.

Amir Titi was arrested last month. According to the indictment, he received tens of thousands of shekels from Iran in exchange for information regarding Israeli hospitals and surveillance of high-ranking officials. His lawyer claims he was deceived and believed he was acting on behalf of the state.

Ahead of a significant increase in heat loads, the head of the Meteorological Service, Dr. Amir Givati, said in an interview with the ynet studio: "The Galilee and Golan areas will be scorching." Relief is expected only on Tuesday, and a warning is issued to travelers: "Every small spark can turn into a big fire."

Unknown assailants fired shots at the Troy event hall in Ashdod during an event early Thursday morning. No injuries were reported, and police have launched an investigation.

While parts of Europe are dealing with heavy heat, glaciers and snow are still waiting at the peaks of the Tyrol region. Hilla Mor Alon, an expert on trips to Austria who has scoured the area, organizes things: from three recommended valleys to benefit cards that grant free entry and discounts to attractions — this is everything you should know before the vacation.

Municipal property tax (Arnona) is set to rise automatically by 3.05% in 2027, but many local authorities have requested additional exceptional increases from the Ministry of Interior, reaching as high as 33%. The business sector has announced its intention to fight these measures.

As Haredi parties are in conflict with each other and the Prime Minister, and the Haredi public is dissatisfied with the handling of the conscription issue, some are trying to exploit the crisis. In Jerusalem, a party called 'HaKahal' was launched yesterday with a different goal - to create a list composed by registered members, not by spiritual leaders. Women - currently still out.

Antoine Sahnoui, the partner of former US envoy Morgan Ortagus, was described by her as a "Christian Zionist." At an event in memory of Senator Lindsey Graham, he was documented with the Prime Minister and his wife Sara. The Lebanese response was swift: the Attorney General issued an arrest warrant against him after confirming that the photos from the event were not AI-generated.

Ahead of the arrival of tens of thousands of Hasidim, most from Israel, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has reiterated its warning regarding dangers in the country: "Full security cannot be guaranteed."

First publication: About two weeks after tax inspectors were violently attacked, the Tax Authority has accepted employee demands that operations in Bnei Brak and other high-risk localities will only proceed with prior coordination and police escort. The Tax Authority Director stated: "We will not tolerate any harm to employees while they are performing their duties."

The Ministry of Transport has significantly reinforced bus lines to ultra-Orthodox centers and leisure destinations. Over the next two weeks, lines to spots such as Safed, Meron, and separate beaches in Ashkelon will be expanded at the expense of other routes. The Ministry states that resources are being allocated efficiently based on seasonal demand.

A UK court convicted 19-year-old Norwegian footballer Johannes Kongsenes Netland of conspiracy to commit murder. Netland was recruited by the Swedish 'Foxtrot' gang, linked to the Iranian regime, to act as a hitman.

After contact with Adi Koren (59) from Ramat Gan was lost on Monday, her son Roy filed a missing person report with the police the next day. The son stated that his mother, who has mental health challenges, had never gone missing before. He drew the investigators' attention to a "problematic relationship" with one of her acquaintances: "They have not exhausted this direction." The police...

An Israeli citizen who served in a classified unit has been indicted for maintaining contact with an Iranian intelligence operative. He is charged with communicating with a foreign agent and attempting to provide information to the enemy.

The Tel Aviv District Court has approved a settlement in a class action lawsuit against HOT. The company will provide customers with 4 million NIS worth of free viewing benefits as compensation for broadcasting content unsuitable for minors.

A meat sales company rented a store in Rishon LeZion, only to discover a restriction on food sales mentioned in the building permit in tiny print. The court ruled the lessor breached its duty of disclosure.

From the indictment filed against Helin Sahayk of Moledet, it appears that she entered an intersection without obeying a "Stop" sign and a stop line, and blocked the path of two Border Police fighters - Staff Sergeant Gal Yosef and Staff Sergeant Tomer Eliyahu Klifi. The two collided with her vehicle with great force and were killed on the spot.

Flight delays have not spared any airline, but Arkia has faced sharp criticism on the web in recent days. Oz Berlovich: "I'm not trying to downplay it, but 92% of our flights depart on time."

A 21-year-old man and two minors have been arrested on suspicion of raping two women from the North. One suspect admitted to sexual relations but claimed they were consensual.

For the past two and a half weeks, no murders have been recorded in Arab localities. The decline in violence is attributed to a combination of intensified police activity and the efforts of mediation (sulha) committees.

Four teenagers aged 15-16 were arrested in Rehovot on suspicion of attacking an usher at the 'Hot Cinema' a week and a half ago. They allegedly smoked an electronic cigarette in the hall, caused a disturbance, and reacted aggressively toward viewers. After the usher reprimanded them, they attacked him.

The Jerusalem District Court has rejected a petition by 35 residents and city council members against a 42-story residential tower in the Epstein complex. The court ruled that planning authorities properly balanced development needs with the preservation of heritage values near Mount Herzl and Yad Vashem.

A 16-year-old was apprehended in a field in the southern region, two months after he was filmed entering a residential compound in Khirbet al-Marajem, pushing Wadad Mahamreh and her grandson, and striking the family's dog several times.

In an unusual meeting in the cell where Tal Yinon Dardik is being held, Minister of Defense Israel Katz offered him detention alternatives. Dardik, who is on a hunger strike, refused these as well, but Katz announced that his appeal against the restriction order must be accepted. Central Command Chief Avi Bluth opposes this and has appealed to the District Court along with the prosecution.

According to the prosecution, a 37-year-old resident attacked a security guard with a knife after refusing a security check. A police officer on the scene intervened and arrested the suspect. The defense attorney stated that the defendant requires rehabilitative treatment.