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Trustee petitioned to cancel insolvency. Judge: "You exceeded your authority"
The trustee attributed fraudulent actions to the debtor, but the court clarified that an "in-depth investigation" into the circumstances of the debt's creation must be done only with its approval. The decision: The woman won economic rehabilitation.

Shocking violence in Brazil: Futsal player attacks opponent during match
A severe incident of violence has shaken Brazil: during a futsal match, a player committed a gross foul and then kicked her opponent in the head. The match was abandoned, and the attacker has been suspended for five years.

"It Felt Like the Best Place I've Ever Been": Jewish Content Creators Discover Israel
Taglit's Storytellers program brings social media content creators to Israel—without scripts or posting quotas—encouraging them to share their personal experiences with Israeli life, Jewish identity, and fellow participants.

Senior Jewish official in Iran, who called to eliminate Netanyahu, accused: "Israel is murdering children"
A week after calling for the murder of Netanyahu and Trump, Hakham Younes Hamami was interviewed by Iranian media and claimed that "free Jews around the world" condemn Israel: "Even Haredim refuse to serve in the army."

750 Euros for Peeing in the Sea? Crazy Fines That Could Ruin Your Vacation
Planning to bring a speaker to the beach in Portugal? Used to walking from the sea to a restaurant in a swimsuit in Spain? Or perhaps you thought about relieving yourself in the sea while vacationing in Vigo? You might want to think again. Against the backdrop of overtourism and environmental damage, more and more authorities in Europe are tightening beach conduct rules — with fines that can reach...

Weather Forecast: Temperature Drop and Possible Drizzle Along the Coast
Today will be partly cloudy with temperatures below seasonal averages. A gradual warming trend begins tomorrow, with Wednesday expected to be hotter and drier than usual in mountainous and inland areas.

Defense Minister Katz visits suspect accused of abusing Palestinians in detention
Tal Yinon Dardik was arrested on suspicion of abusing a Palestinian, including using a zip tie. After refusing house arrest, he began a hunger strike, sparking protests in the settlements. Defense Minister Israel Katz made an unusual visit to his detention cell.

Storm in the Republican Club: Antisemitic account and photo in Nazi uniform
An investigation by New York magazine attributes to the former treasurer of the New York Young Republican Club the operation of an X account that spread antisemitic and racist content. He denies the allegations, but has been removed from his position, and prominent donors are demanding explanations regarding the conduct at the club.

Weather Forecast: Warmer than usual, cooling expected early next week
Temperatures will rise today and the sea will be dangerous for swimming. Tomorrow will see a drop in temperatures to slightly below seasonal averages, with a return to normal levels by Monday.

The case that won’t leave the prosecutor’s mind: “She was a child. It wasn’t only the horrors”
Attorney Einat Blenro recalls one of the most difficult cases in her career: a girl who grew up in a closed society and became a victim of systematic abuse by her father, supported by her entire family. “This was not just a legal story, it was a human story,” she says.

State witness in the Tax Authority bribery case: "The fixer who connected income tax officials"
Police suspect that current and former employees facilitated the filing of false tax returns totaling approximately 80 million shekels. Investigators estimate that the tax officials involved received bribes totaling 15 million shekels, acting independently but with knowledge of one another's activities.

Waves up to 2.5 meters: Warning for bathers and return of heatwave next week
The Meteorological Service warns of high waves and strong currents along the Mediterranean coast over the coming days. Following a brief respite from the heat, temperatures are expected to rise again by the middle of next week, exceeding seasonal averages.

"Ticking bomb": Parents of at-risk teenagers warn of the danger
Hundreds of teenagers are waiting for placement in "Youth Protection" locked facilities, but a shortage of beds leads to at-risk youth committing serious crimes. Only after arrest do places suddenly become available. The Ministry of Welfare promises to expand the network of hostels over the next two years.

London Mayor joins Mamdani: "Those accused of genocide must stand trial"
Sadiq Khan stated he would pressure the British government to enforce the ICC arrest warrant if Benjamin Netanyahu visits London. Meanwhile, Maryland Governor Wes Moore declined to clarify if his state would attempt to arrest the Prime Minister if he lands at Andrews Air Force Base.

Descendants of Holocaust survivors: You may be eligible for Austrian citizenship
Families often discover that their relatives stayed in displaced persons camps in Austria after the war. This may entitle children and grandchildren to citizenship, even if the family's origins are in another country.

Weather Forecast: Temperature Drop and Relief from Heat Loads
Despite relative relief, extreme heat is expected in the Dead Sea area and the Arava, with temperatures in Eilat reaching 41 degrees. Warming is expected tomorrow, followed by a slight drop in temperatures on Sunday, with possible morning drizzles along the coastal plain.

When research becomes a tool in a controversy: Gender segregation in academia
A public body that is required to decide on a question commissions a study in an orderly procedure. The researchers collect data, analyze it, and submit findings and professional interpretation. The decision remains in the hands of the decision-makers. A study is commissioned for the purpose of discussion. One can accept the recommendation. One can reject it. But there is a point to the...