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The report revealed: threats to assassinate Messi - during the World Cup
Improvised explosive devices, explosives - and a host of warnings. In Spain, it is reported that behind the great celebration of the last World Cup, a disturbing picture is hidden. A police report presents a series of threats that were checked during the tournament. According to the report, the Argentine star was at the center, but Ronaldo, referees, and other players were also targeted.

"Mom, I was raped": The nightmarish night that changed the life of the 17-year-old
For hours, Matan Lugasi (21) abused a 17-year-old who crossed his path. It was supposed to be a quick case, with solid evidence, but this brutal rape became one of the most difficult trials remembered by the prosecution that handled it - from the detailed testimony of the victim, through the cry of his mother on the witness stand, to the cruel defense line that also aroused the anger of the...

"One day we stopped and looked around. Unlike other kibbutzim, people said hello and smiled. That won us over"
Yarin and Yael met on Facebook and moved from Jaffa to Kibbutz Neve Eitan. They share their experience of trading urban life for the Beit She'an Valley, raising their child, and maintaining their lifestyle in the shadow of the war.

"Sweet angel. Fly high": Influencer who documented battle with rare cancer dies at 26
Sydney Towle, an American content creator, was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare cancer of the bile ducts, when she was only 23. Instead of hiding the disease, she chose to document it in incredible detail for more than a million followers on social media. "No one knows for sure what will happen," she said. She adopted the motto from the movie "Finding Nemo": "Just keep swimming."

Increase in heat stress: weather forecast
Heavy to extreme heat stress is expected in most parts of the country, with Mediterranean waves reaching up to a meter. Temperatures will continue to rise in the coming days, bringing hotter and drier conditions inland, with muggy weather on the coastal plain.

Maccabi Tel Aviv sponsor accuses: "The Recanati family deceived the other shareholders"
Against the backdrop of the Recanati family's announcement to the other owners that it is selling half of its shares to Jason Levin, Eric Stillman claims that the process of acquiring the Federman family's share was illegal, and that in fact, they have no right to carry out the deal with Levin.

Two children seriously injured in ATV rollover in Ashdod
The two children, aged 6 and 4, were evacuated to the city's Assuta Hospital. A 36-year-old man was moderately injured in the accident.

One of the police officers suspected in the "HaTzel" affair — and his past entanglements
Menashe Mansour, a Tel Aviv District police officer in charge of rapid response teams, is one of the suspects in the "HaTzel" affair. His lawyers deny any wrongdoing, but Supreme Court President Isaac Amit previously criticized Mansour for inciting perjury.

An unusual gesture: Parents of murder victim visit police station to thank investigators
The parents of Muhammad Mahamid, who was murdered months ago on his way to work, visited the Umm al-Fahm police station to thank officers for solving the case. Muhammad's mother stated: "I feared the case would end without arrests."

"Fighters who never heard a story at home, ask for book recommendations on a weekly basis"
On October 7, Rinat Elazar Peretz, a school librarian from Gan Yavne, looked for a way to contribute to the war effort - without weapons and without a uniform. The answer turned into a volunteer project that is managed entirely from her home: reading crates sent to units, libraries opened on bases and outposts, and soldiers from all over the country who show up at her door almost every day. "A...

Major New York Times report on flotilla activists: 'I couldn't bear the screaming'
In an article published by the newspaper, it is claimed that activists who participated in the flotilla to the Gaza Strip suffer from physical and mental injuries following the treatment they received - and the claim of rape was raised again. 'We could hear them screaming, wailing,' Malika Baouya was quoted as saying in the article, and the documentation of Itamar Ben Gvir was also highlighted. In...

Hapoel Petah Tikva grants season ticket to fan injured by iron rod: "Justice will be served to all involved"
Following the violent incident at the Toto Cup match, the club has stood by the injured fan and promised to support him throughout his recovery. Representatives of the 'Ha-Kchula' association visited Liam at his home, while the club demanded a full investigation from the police and the security firm. Hapoel Petah Tikva emphasized that it maintains a policy of zero tolerance toward such violence.

The war behind the scenes at Ironi Tiberias: The owner sues his partner
First publication: While the club deals with the IV drip affair and hearings at the Football Association, another battle is taking place off the pitch. Miki Bitan, one of the owners of Ironi Tiberias, filed a lawsuit against his partner Aryeh Klemenzon following a business dispute. Bitan claims that moves were made to harm his rights in the joint company and dispossess him of his assets. Klemenzon...

Patient tripped at Shaare Zedek and will receive half a million shekels
A 70-year-old oncology patient broke his jaw and hip when he tripped over a hazard in the ambulance bay. A judge rejected the hospital's defense, which argued that the man was busy with his pants.

Woman to receive half of husband's penthouse despite prenuptial agreement
A Jerusalem court ruled that a penthouse worth approximately four million shekels, which the husband had hidden, must be included in the property division process despite a prenuptial agreement.

The "Elector" storm: What Judge Solberg decided and why the Likud is angry
The decision by Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Solberg to ban the real-time transfer of voter data from polling stations is a game-changer for the Likud and Haredi parties. We examine how voter mobilization apps work, why they were deemed a privacy violation, and how parties are attempting to bypass the new restriction.

Integrating Chinese Medicine into Fertility Treatments
When Western technology meets the quiet and balance of the East

Rishon LeZion invests in the future generation: leadership, volunteering, and community action
The municipality continues to put teenagers at the center, as the city recently celebrated the addition of 100 new volunteers to the Magen David Adom (MDA) youth division, alongside the establishment of a new IDF preparation center and the expansion of educational programs.

From Har Nof to A-Tur: Jerusalem is looking for shade
Extreme heat waves are already a routine event, and the streets of Jerusalem are getting hotter year by year. Now, through a municipal master plan, significant budgets, and creative pilots in collaboration with the "Derech Tzel" ("Path of Shade") organization, the capital is trying to turn trees from a landscape element into an existential infrastructure - and explaining why shade in the public...

Ready for First Grade
Everything a child really needs before the first bell – from self-confidence to the school bag, from nutrition to health. Six Clalit Central District experts explain what is important to focus on to start the first school year on the right foot.

Breakthrough at the Heart Center of Kaplan Medical Center: Complex mitral valve implantation (Valve-in-Ring) via catheterization
Significant news for high-risk patients: The innovative LAMPOON technique prevents life-threatening complications and allows complex patients to avoid open-heart surgery and recover within days.

Integrating Chinese medicine into fertility treatments
When Western technology meets the quiet and balance of the East

When every attempt to contribute becomes self-incrimination
You don't have to choose between health and contribution. Because ultimately, loss of work capacity is not a loss of value. And a person who is unable to work full-time is not necessarily a person who is unable to contribute.

Every parent's nightmare: "It's impossible to grasp. It's a child. A pure child"
12 children and teenagers have been killed on the roads in just over a month since the start of the summer vacation. Ilay (3.5), Roi (7), and Oav (10) left behind devastated families who cannot process the loss: "How can you eulogize a seven-year-old child? I beg you, keep them safe, watch over them." The danger lurking right near home, and how to cope with the pain?

Mother and daughter's trip to the dream island turned into a nightmare: "He asked where we were from, and gave me a brutal beating. I fainted"
Two Israelis were hospitalized in serious condition after encountering a passerby on their way to a waterfall on Koh Phangan, who inquired about their origin. "He said he didn't like what is happening in Gaza - and attacked us," recalled the mother, who was struck in the head and collapsed. The attacker has since been arrested.

Black professor who became the poster boy for DEI resigns from Cambridge: "Plagiarized his PhD and faked research"
British sociologist Jason Arday, who inspired many with his story of overcoming dyslexia and autism, has resigned from the University of Cambridge following an investigation. It was discovered that his academic achievements, including his doctoral thesis and previous employment claims, were dubious, and several personal stories were found to be fabricated.

Couple from Ashkelon charged with spying for Iran: these are the sites they were instructed to photograph, including in Eilat
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against Tamirlan Amushokov (26) and Alina Kushnirenko (24) from Ashkelon. The couple is charged with espionage for Iran, having collected intelligence between April and July 2026.

A year later: Yinon Levi, who shot and killed a Palestinian teacher, is charged with manslaughter
According to the indictment, the contractor ordered a new road to be broken through on private land, which led to a confrontation with the village residents. The teacher, Ouda Muhammad Khalil al-Hadalin, documented the confrontation that broke out - as well as the moment he was shot to death.

Kalfon: 'Remove the security guards permanently'
Following the violent confrontation at the Hapoel Petah Tikva match, during which a team fan was beaten by a security guard, the chairman of the Leagues Administration sent a letter to the Police Commissioner demanding a thorough investigation: 'An unacceptable incident'.

Unknown individuals desecrated the flag at an IDF soldier's grave three times in one week: "I stood there and cried"
"I asked him for forgiveness, forgiveness for going out to fight": Gilanit, mother of paratrooper Staff Sergeant Regev Amar, who was killed in the battles at Kissufim on October 7, noticed that the national flag flying over her son's grave had been desecrated time and again. The mother fears that Haredim who were touring the Banias area are behind the sabotage: "A red line has been crossed here...

Burger King employee fired after shouting "Free Palestine" at Israeli customer
Ariana Hamilton was fired from the burger chain after confronting an Israeli customer, but subsequently raised nearly $100,000 online. Burger King stated it has zero tolerance for antisemitism or discrimination.

"The Land of Judea is waking up": Settlers riot in Palestinian village, causing injuries
Palestinian media reported that settlers attacked residents in the village of Khirbet Tuba in the Hebron Hills, setting fire to structures and damaging infrastructure. Five people, including a woman and two children, were hospitalized. The slogan "The Land of Judea is waking up" was found at the scene.

Sex offender who posed as a therapist and attacked children caught at Ben Gurion Airport
A 50-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of a series of sex offenses committed before he left the country in 2015, after which he had been declared wanted for questioning.

'Terem' failed to diagnose appendicitis – and will pay 736 thousand shekels
A patient with abdominal pain and vomiting was discharged home, but three days later it was discovered: her appendix had burst. The court ruled that the clinic's doctors should have performed a blood test.

No need to light a flare for me: The first fatality in the stands is just around the corner | Column
The severe violence in the stands during the match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya, when a fan was struck in the head with an iron rod by a steward, is a warning sign for us all. On the day that, heaven forbid, a person who came to watch a sporting event ends their life at the stadium, we will no longer be able to say we were surprised.

Ziad shot to death - a year after his wife was murdered and he warned: "I am next"
57-year-old Ziad Bashara was murdered in Tayibe, allegedly as part of a "blood feud" conflict - his wife, social activist Suzan, was also murdered last year. The murder this evening, along with another murder over the weekend, puts an end to a rare streak without murder cases in the sector - which lasted 20 days - and the police claim that recently there has been an "80% drop" in shooting...

3-Year-Old Toddler Killed in Hit-and-Run in Wadi Ara, Father Arrested
A three-year-old toddler has died after being struck by a vehicle in Ar'ara. Police are investigating the incident as a hit-and-run, noting that relatives initially claimed the child had fallen in an attempt to obstruct the investigation.

Police Spokesperson Unit Head Who Was Questioned to Move to Another Senior Position
Brigadier General Lior Abudraham, who was questioned in the case involving Minister Itamar Ben Gvir's associates, is set to step down as head of the police spokesperson's unit for another senior role. Negotiations are underway to bring back Eli Levy.

Suspect in Binyahu Razi's Murder Told Commanders Her Partner Had 'Passed Away'
Police investigators presented Agam Tsarfi, suspected of ordering the murder of her former partner, with a message she sent to her IDF commanders shortly after the crime. In it, she claimed she would not report for duty because her partner had 'passed away' and was 'very sick.' Police identify Tsarfi and her friend Shilat Huta as the 'brains' behind the operation.

Stabbing Attack in Central London: Woman Wounds Four Men in Covent Garden
The motive behind the incident in this popular cultural and entertainment district, one of the most frequented by tourists in the British capital, remains unknown. Four men aged 34, 39, 42, and 52 were transported to trauma centers.