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US Ambassador Mike Huckabee Visits Palestinian Town of Turmus Ayya
US Ambassador Mike Huckabee visited the Palestinian town of Turmus Ayya near Ramallah, calling for the prosecution of violent settlers. The visit follows threats directed at Huckabee by extremist groups.

Jordan Breaks Silence on Iranian Missile Strikes Amid Deepening US Defense Alliance
Jordan has shifted its cautious stance, openly condemning Iranian missile and drone strikes on its territory. Despite economic strain, Amman reaffirms its strategic military alliance with Washington as a shield against Tehran.

Austria Vienna Unveils New Kit Inspired by Gustav Klimt Masterpiece
Austrian football club Austria Vienna has launched a viral campaign to present its third kit. The jersey design is inspired by Gustav Klimt's iconic painting 'The Kiss' and features kissing couples in its promo video.

Palestinian Fights US Deportation Citing West Bank Settler Violence
Tarek Zakarna, a 44-year-old Palestinian facing deportation from the US, has petitioned a court to block his removal, arguing that returning to the West Bank would expose him to unprecedented settler violence.

From Elite IDF Unit to Desert Glamping: The Uspensky Family Story
Roni and Racheli Uspensky live in a 72-sqm mobile home in the Dead Sea community of Kdem Arava. After leaving his military career, Roni launched a desert glamping business that recently hosted a major movie set.

Williams Sisters Defeated in Dramatic US Open Doubles Return
Serena and Venus Williams made a highly anticipated return to the US Open doubles tournament, losing a dramatic three-hour first-round match to Maya Joint and Chan Hao-ching.

Honey Buzzard: How a Unique Predator Crosses the Skies of Israel
The European honey buzzard is a fascinating migratory raptor flying from Europe to Africa. Migration expert Jonathan Meyrav details the bird's unique anatomy that shields it from wasp stings and explains how to spot them this week.

The intended buyer of Arkia has 'no money' to pay a $500,000 fine in the US
In Ezra Unger's entanglement with New York authorities, the mess in a Williamsburg real estate project was revealed, including millions in advances taken from buyers, ownership disputes, and loss of control over the building. Alongside an affidavit in which he claims he cannot pay the fine, it is alleged that in the Arkia deal, too, he is 'merely a broker who brings no money from home'.

Unusual footage: Drunken passenger caused a disturbance on a flight and was tied to his seat with tape
According to the TMZ network, a passenger on an American Airlines flight harassed his neighbor, hurled a racist slur at a flight attendant, and made homophobic remarks. The crew and passengers restrained him using adhesive tape, forcing the plane to make an unscheduled landing.

Bronze medal for Adnan Milad at the Grand Prix in South Korea
First medal for the Paralympic taekwondo athlete at the Grand Prix tournament, which puts him in an excellent position ahead of the 2028 Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.

Researchers investigate: Can sheep save the glaciers?
In the Swiss Alps, a surprising solution using sheep's wool is being tested, which has been found to slow down ice melting and provide a new use for a local resource that is mostly discarded. The initial results are encouraging – but it is important to clarify that even the most creative solution is no substitute for fighting global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, which stem...

IDF soldier with an amputated leg became the face of Adidas - and sparked a global storm
Shlev Biton, who was wounded five years ago by anti-tank fire on the Gaza border and had his leg amputated, is at the center of a storm after becoming the face of a service operated by the company for those who need only one shoe. His picture is being circulated on social media, alongside hashtags and posts against the sports giant that have reached millions of views: "Ignoring children with...

Hamas tries to understand how the Gazan 'Head of Shin Bet' was snatched from under their noses
The terrorist organization claims that Shin Bet's preparations for the arrest of Muin al-Arabid lasted for months in the heart of Gaza. According to their version, weapons containing a sedative were used, and an additional squad waited behind the suspect's house.

In the largest competition in the country's history: Evgeny Postny is the Israeli rapid chess champion
Grandmaster Evgeny Postny from the Be'er Sheva club edged out Victor Mikhalevski on tie-breaks to win the title. European U20 champion Yaali Sokolovsky took third place, while Noga Orian won the women's championship. The event drew a record-breaking 330 participants.

Two eliminated in Lebanon, interceptions seen over the Sea of Galilee, and Iran reports: "Powerful explosion in Jordan"
The source of the interceptions documented by vacationers in the skies over the Sea of Galilee is in Jordan, where Iran has again launched ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, the IDF has launched another wave of attacks in Lebanon, in which, according to reports, two people on a motorcycle were eliminated.

Murders almost every day in Israel in 2026: "It has become too easy"
If the current pace continues, the number of murder victims this year could reach about 300 for the fourth consecutive year — and the sense of lawlessness has long ceased to be the lot of the Arab street alone. "We thought his murder was a red warning sign — we were wrong!", wrote attorney Igal Frey, a friend of attorney Arbel Feldman, who was murdered in Rishon LeZion. "There was shooting right...

Following allegations of sexual harassment: senior Joint List official drops out of Knesset race
Jafar Farah, who held the 2nd spot on the Hadash list and 4th on the Joint List, was forced to resign against the backdrop of sexual harassment allegations against him. In its statement, the Hadash party defended him and praised him for his "responsibility and great courage."

The rift between the owners and Shimon Mizrahi's secret card: the new shake-up at Maccabi Tel Aviv
The champion and cup holder has gone through another drama, as Richard Deitz announced the exercise of his right of first refusal on the sale deal to Jason Levien. What is behind this decision? What made him angry at the other owners? And how can the legendary chairman turn things around? Ynet sorts it out.

Why is there sudden talk of 'turning the barrels' - and is the IDF preparing?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has again raised the issue of Palestinian security forces potentially turning their weapons against Israel. The IDF emphasizes that while the scenario is being practiced, there is no intelligence indicating such a plan. Palestinian sources call these statements a political manipulation.

Ardan: "The Unity Party will not run in the upcoming elections"
In light of low polling numbers and the collapse of talks with Benny Gantz, Gilad Ardan has announced that his Unity Party will withdraw from the upcoming election race. Party leaders, including Yuli Edelstein, stated that the public is currently focused on the identity of the next Prime Minister rather than a unity government. Gadi Eisenkot has called on other parties hovering near the electoral...

Non-stop sirens and an assassination attempt in the heart of Kyiv: A UAV hit the SBU chief's office
While Ukraine and Russia await the arrival of Witkoff and Kushner, further escalation is occurring in the war as a UAV hit the central headquarters of the Ukrainian Security Service. At the same time, Russia is changing tactics and moving to non-stop attacks throughout the day, shattering the daily routine of Kyiv residents. Ukraine continues to strike oil facilities.

Rabbis warn: "If Europe does not know how to protect the Jews - it will endanger its values"
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, the Conference of European Rabbis presents a seven-step plan to combat antisemitism and radicalization: revoking permits from inciters, monitoring foreign funding, closing institutions that encourage hatred, and holding digital platforms accountable.

Drama at Maccabi Tel Aviv: Richard Deitz to become majority shareholder
Richard Deitz, who previously held 17.5% of the club, announced he is exercising his right of first refusal, which will increase his stake to 55.5% or potentially 62%. "Maccabi is much more than a sports club or a financial asset," he stated.

Seven-year-old girl killed in accident laid to rest: "You were so happy when we prepared for school"
Hundreds of residents in Kafr Qara attended the funeral of seven-year-old Siham Said Abu-Ful, who died after being struck by a work vehicle. Her father expressed his profound grief, stating that the pain of her loss is indescribable.

End of merger negotiations: Erdan and Gantz will not run together in the elections
The «Achdut» and «Blue and White» parties will not unite ahead of the elections. Both parties are currently failing to cross the electoral threshold in polls, and analysts doubted that a joint list would succeed in overcoming the hurdle. Sources within Erdan's party remarked that some participants were seeking only media prominence.

Horror in Paris: Man breaks into 80-year-old Israeli woman's hotel room and beats her
An elderly woman was staying with her family in the French capital when she was attacked in her hotel room. She was hospitalized with facial fractures, and her family is working to fly her to Israel for surgery. An investigation by the consulate revealed that the perpetrator was intoxicated, and there is no suspicion of antisemitism.

Foreign ambassadors teared up at the Nova site: "It is inconceivable"
A delegation of six ambassadors from countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Pacific visited near the Gaza border and other locations in Israel. The Gambian ambassador: "Now I truly understand what you went through on October 7." The ambassador from Fiji offered to send engineers to assist in the rehabilitation of kibbutzim in the Gaza envelope.

May Golan May Secure a Spot on Ben Gvir’s List: "She is a good friend, wait"
The Likud minister reached 23rd place in the primaries, but due to reserved slots, she was pushed to an unrealistic position. Itamar Ben Gvir did not rule out her joining Otzma Yehudit. Following the results, Golan attacked "briefers on behalf of the PM," claiming she was deemed "too right-wing" for the government's future plans.

Ben Gvir Announces Tali Gottlieb's Joining: "She Will Be Number 2"
Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir announced that MK Tali Gottlieb is joining his party from Likud. Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf has agreed to vacate his spot for her.

Is Amona returning? Binyamin Council purchased land in the area of the evacuated outpost
First publication: The development company of the Binyamin Regional Council has purchased lands in the area where the outpost evacuated in 2017 was located, with the goal of establishing a new settlement point there. The council declares its goal: "To restore settlement to the places from which it was uprooted."

Workers rescued alive from tunnels in Nepal 9 days after the disaster: "We are here to save you"
Rescue teams in Nepal have pulled two workers alive from a hydroelectric power station tunnel nine days after a glacier collapse. They are the first survivors found among hundreds of workers still missing following the disaster.

"Due to Palestinian suffering": Participation of Israelis in triathlon in Northern Ireland cancelled
The four were supposed to take part in the European Cup in Londonderry, but the local club announced it would not approve their participation and clarified: "This decision is not directed against any person due to their religion or ethnic origin - but against the representation of the State of Israel in international sports." A local MP: "A very sad picture for Londonderry."

Demanded recognition as a protected tenant: "I slept with my grandfather in the same bed"
The grandson asked to remain in the tiny apartment in Jerusalem where his grandfather lived until his death. But the court accepted the lawsuit filed by the association that owns the property and ordered his eviction.

Who is having a hard time here? Fuel became more expensive and then cheaper, recovery pay was upgraded, and there is also a work grant
"Election economics" or not, the surprising jump in fuel prices will lead to a reduction in the excise tax. And also: the work grant and the update of the recovery day rate are worth thousands of shekels a year, the ranking of the free cities in Israel, the lawsuit of the network influencer against her former partner, and the current trend of Generation Z | The Economic Summit – the most viewed...

Remind me? How to keep your mind sharp in your later years
Memory decline with age is a common concern, but not a life sentence. Researchers explain how lifestyle, 'brain gym' exercises, and the phenomenon of 'super-agers' can help maintain cognitive function for years to come.

Opening a business in the center? Here is how to do it right
Everything you need to know before opening the shutters: from registration with the authorities, licensing and taxation to recruiting employees and choosing the right field — this is how you will establish a business in the center of the country on a stable basis and with high chances of success.

Remind me? How to maintain mental sharpness in the 'third age'
One of the characteristic and troubling aspects of the 'third age' is memory decline. Is this an inevitable verdict or something that can be changed? We explore the concept of a 'brain gym' and the phenomenon of 'super-agers'.

"We do not give up on any person": The surgery that saved the life of 101-year-old Yitzhak at the Kaplan Medical Center
Yitzhak Aloni's advanced age caused many experts to give up in the face of the severe difficulty in swallowing that threatened his life. But at the Kaplan Medical Center of the Clalit Group, a multidisciplinary team led by Dr. Yael Shapira Galitz refused to surrender to age and restored Yitzhak's taste for life.

Sorting out real estate promotions: how do you know if it's a good deal?
Discounts of hundreds of thousands of shekels, interest paid by the developer, payment installments, reduced index-linking, and specification upgrades: in a period when sales rates in the housing market are slowing down, more and more developers are offering benefits to attract buyers. For those looking for an apartment, this can be a real opportunity, but also a consumer trap. How do you know if...

"I woke up at three in the morning and found the murderer washing dishes in the kitchen"
It was a routine Saturday for the Almakis family from Beersheba, until there was a knock on the door and, threatening with a pistol, Herzl Avitan, a convicted murderer who escaped from prison, entered the house. The podcast "Digging Journalism" returns to 1988 and the family that "hosted" for the Sabbath one of the most dangerous criminals in the country.