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Likud Primaries: Risers, Fallers, and New Faces Unlikely to Reach the Knesset
Tali Gottlieb gained 15,000 votes, while Avi Dichter lost 15,000: a full overview of the changes since 2022 and the district winners placed in spots considered unrealistic without the 'Norwegian Law'. The list ranges from a controversial former Bar Association head to a publicist with a criminal record.

Owner returns to his home in Qusra and raises US flag: "The priority is to be with my family"
After a week of watching the siege of his home from Ohio, Luay Abu Ridi has returned to Qusra and raised the American flag. He reported that family property was stolen and is in contact with the US Embassy to resolve the situation.

Ramat HaSharon: 30 apartments demolished as part of urban renewal
This involves the demolition of two buildings including 30 residential units and 14 commercial units on Ussishkin Street in the city. The old apartments will be replaced by a new project including 82 residential units and 16 shops in a 7-story building above a commercial floor.

Drama in the tennis world: Nick Kyrgios suspended after positive cocaine test
The Australian tennis player (31) was tested during the Mallorca tournament and tested positive for cocaine. Following the findings, he has been suspended from all tour activities. Kyrgios chose not to appeal and admitted: "I made a huge mistake, I take full responsibility."

Maritime conflict in the Persian Gulf: Iraq and Kuwait amid regional tensions
A long-standing dispute over the strategic 'Khor Abdullah' shipping lane between Iraq and Kuwait has intensified. The situation escalated following the death of an Iraqi fisherman by Kuwaiti Coast Guard fire, triggering protests and the appearance of UAVs bearing 'revenge' slogans.

"Acting like he's Ronaldo at his peak": The internet has had enough of Ferran Torres
Since scoring Spain's winning goal in the World Cup final, he has been everywhere – and not everyone is thrilled with his new persona. The absurd rating he gave himself in FIFA, his surprise at his own goal tally for Barcelona, and his demand that the club "show they want him" have sparked a wave of mockery.

The film that was almost buried alive: The crazy story of "Coyote vs. Acme"
A 70-million-dollar film was finished and ready for release, but Warner Bros. decided to shelve it for a tax write-off. The ensuing Hollywood backlash turned the movie into a symbol of the struggle between creators and corporations, leaving it in a vault for three years until a miracle brought it to the screen.

Gitit Fisher turned "Bodeket" into a series you can't get enough of
Although Sagit completed a slightly rushed emotional journey in the final episode, at the end of which she learned to look at herself and her parents differently, the true magic of the series lies in Gitit Fisher. Thanks to the prickly character, brilliant monologues, and her unique language, even the heavy and predictable moments became funny, engaging, and touching.

Financial Report: 147 Apartments Sold in Q2
Shoval Engineering has released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, reporting the sale of 147 apartments compared to 29 in the same quarter of 2025. CEO Ishay Rot stated that housing demand has not disappeared but has been partially postponed.

Terrorists beyond the yellow line: IDF soldiers' testimonies on their 'tied hands'
Exclusive ynet footage reveals suspicious Hamas activity in the ruins of the Gaza Strip. Commanders on the ground report that 'ceasefire politics' are restricting IDF operations, forcing soldiers into a passive defensive posture despite clear signs of enemy preparation for attacks.

Suspicion: 16-year-old student hits policewoman during unlicensed 'joyride'
A 16-year-old without a driver's license is suspected of hitting a policewoman while driving two friends. The incident occurred in Tiberias when the suspect panicked at a police checkpoint and attempted to flee. He collided with a parked car and struck the officer, who sustained light injuries: "It is a miracle it did not end in a disaster."

Russian Ambassador's connection with Gofman — alongside support for Hamas: "We never encouraged terror"
Russian Ambassador to Israel Anatoly Viktorov stated in an interview with RTVI that Moscow does not view Hamas as a "product of Russian activity," and that ties with the organization are used for humanitarian purposes and hostage releases. He also noted that security cooperation between the two countries remains intact and confirmed his personal acquaintance with the new Mossad chief, Roman...

The Israeli falafel chain in New York collapsed due to debts - and BDS activists tried to take credit
Branches of the "Taïm" chain in New York have closed in recent days after state tax authorities issued a series of orders against its owners due to accumulated debts totaling $1.35 million. On social media, BDS activists were quick to attribute the closure to the boycott campaign, calling it "proof" that the boycott works. In reality, it is a business and legal dispute between the previous and...

Is Scotland the biggest winner of Europe's heatwaves?
As heatwaves burden classic summer destinations in central and southern Europe, Scotland is becoming a sought-after retreat. The trend, dubbed "coolcation," is reshaping travel patterns as tourists prioritize milder weather over traditional sun-soaked getaways.

Negev resident charged with selling stolen cars and then stealing them back
Tarek Al-Abid (31) from Kuseife has been charged with forging documents and impersonating others to sell stolen vehicles as legal. The fraud continued after the sale, as he would arrange for the vehicles to be stolen again and transferred to the Palestinian Authority.

It's just Idit Silman, right?
The outburst of joy and internet memes over Silman's fall is primarily a demonstration of the extreme thirst of the sane camp in Israel after four years of complete exhaustion and zero victories. A small victory, essentially an own goal by the opponent, triggers such a resonance that it can be heard even inside Metzudat Ze'ev.

Football Association Disciplinary Court Temporarily Suspends Omer Dahan
The Football Association's Disciplinary Court accepted the prosecutor's demand and ordered the temporary suspension of the striker from all activities for 60 days. Dahan, who was loaned last season to Hapoel Ra'anana and was arrested as part of the case, previously denied: "I have no connection to match-fixing, the truth will come to light."

'On stage I loved him and we made out, behind the scenes we didn't speak': Limor Goldstein returns to her romance with Alon Aboutboul
After 36 years on stage, and with two plays running in which she stars at Beit Lessin, Limor Goldstein still feels like an actress who just left acting school - but she has a long road behind her: in an interview, she returns to the stormy love story with Alon Aboutboul, the sexual assault she experienced at the beginning of her career, and explains why she decided to stand publicly alongside Yair...

Lawsuit: 9 doctors failed to warn about dangerous medication during pregnancy
Parents of an 8-year-old boy with developmental delays and epilepsy claim that negligence during pregnancy monitoring caused liver failure in the mother, who gave birth at 30 weeks. They are demanding at least 2.5 million shekels.

"I am on the right side of history": Far-left woman shocks in Democratic primaries
Angie Nixon, who calls Israel's actions "genocide" and was considered a fringe candidate, defeated Jewish contender Alex Windman and won the party's nomination for Florida State Senator. In California, Aisha Wahab, against whom the pro-Israel lobby invested millions in an attempt to stop her, is on her way to victory in the special election for Congress.

Sexual bribes to referees, lies and cover-ups: The scandal rocking South Korea
A major scandal has erupted in South Korea: a government report revealed that in the early 2010s, football association officials bribed foreign referees with visits to brothels. The affair, which has reignited the country's gender war, is causing widespread public outrage.

"We have a deal": Two hours before taking effect - Donald Trump froze tariffs on Canada
Following a second conversation this week with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, the US President announced that he is suspending for three days the imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian imports so that the parties can sign a new agreement.

The battle for the brand: Home Center lost to the Dabah chain in the dispute over the use of the word HOME
Home Center challenged the use of the word HOME by the Dabah chain for a private label of cleaning products, claiming it could mislead the public. However, the court ruled that there is no similarity between the signs that would lead to confusion and rejected the appeal.

President of the Jewish Federations of North America: "Mamdani incites attacks on Jews"
In an interview with Ynet, Eric Fingerhut warns of a sharp rise in the antisemitic threat in the USA: "The Jewish community is on the edge." According to him, alongside Iran and the global situation, American politics is also fueling the violence: "There is a very tense security environment."

"I will cover you with kisses": The women who wrote love and lust letters to Hitler
The "groupies" in Nazi Germany who adored the tyrant were not necessarily attracted to his physical appearance, but desired him because in their eyes he radiated power and control. Particularly persistent women, who obsessively sent him explicit letters, were punished and sent to a concentration camp or labor camp on the grounds that they were "distracting the Führer from his important work."

In the midst of a deep crisis: Trump's choice for FDA Commissioner
Dr. Heidi Overton, a senior health policy advisor at the White House, is expected to lead the FDA. The appointment comes about three months after the resignation of Dr. Marty Makary and in the midst of a leadership crisis at the agency, which has lost more than 3,000 employees over the past year.

The child does not say he cannot see: The signs you need to know before first grade
How to identify myopia, which signs should raise a red flag, when is it important to get an eye exam, and what can be done to reduce the impact of screens on children's vision? Dr. Hana Rena, an ophthalmology specialist at Meuhedet, explains: "One of the challenges in identifying vision problems in children is that they do not always complain. Therefore, parents should pay attention to changes in...

No foreign apps and no currency conversion: how to book a taxi abroad via Gett
Gett is launching a service that allows booking urban and intercity trips in 25 countries directly from the app in Hebrew. The system identifies the passenger's location, displays available transport options, and provides a final price in shekels, with payment processed via the saved payment method.

Fitness trainer thought he was injured in a game – and then discovered a rare cancer
A bad landing during a pickleball game led 27-year-old fitness trainer Nick Page to a life-altering diagnosis: undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma, a rare and aggressive bone cancer. After months of uncertainty, Page underwent complex surgery and 27 weeks of intensive chemotherapy, ultimately finding a new perspective on health and gratitude.

Gradual warming towards the weekend: heavy heat loads in most of the country | Full forecast
Today there will be a slight rise in temperatures, mainly in the mountains and inland, and it will be hotter later in the week. On Saturday, some relief will be felt.

Transgender woman sentenced to prison for attempted assassination of US Treasury Secretary
A federal court sentenced 26-year-old Riley English to six years and one month in prison for attempting to attack US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In January 2025, she arrived at the Capitol with a knife and improvised incendiary devices before surrendering to police.

What does the Israeli public really think about the conflict?
Party platforms barely address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Israel's place in the Middle East. However, a new report by the Tama organization, based on three years of work with about 200 senior figures from eight different identity groups, reveals the opposite picture: the public is not satisfied with slogans and is looking for a new language to talk about the issue. Liat Malka, director...

More than two million fans are looking for heroes: ahead of the return of the Super League
On the eve of the new season, there is a shortage of superstars in Israeli football, but fans continue to flock to stadiums for the atmosphere and sense of community.

A touch away from the dream: Miguel Vitor's last dance
Two disappointments in the playoffs in the past, being benched as the fourth center-back, and a magnificent comeback in the money time: exactly ten years since he arrived at Hapoel Be'er Sheva with the goal of taking it to the Champions League, the 37-year-old captain gets one final chance to close the circle and complete the mission.

Premier League: The burning questions ahead of the English league's return
Arsenal in its post-loser version no longer needs to prove anything, Manchester City is learning to live without Pep, Liverpool is trying to wean itself off Salah, United is dreaming as usual, and Tottenham just wants to wake up from the nightmare. From the test of Anan Khalaili's life, through the team that will shatter the predictions, to the cursed stadium: the burning questions ahead of the...

They forgot what it means to be statesmen
Likud Central Committee members abandoned public consensus and broad agreements, pushing democracy to the bottom of national priorities. Otherwise, it is hard to explain how their basic 'you break it, you pay for it' mechanism became damaged.

Strategic collapse in the Galilee
As the Jewish presence is shrinking in large areas, while Arab settlements are spreading over vast territories, the security threat is already visible on the horizon.

A new-old team
So the primaries are behind us. Congratulations to those who apparently are not continuing. Congratulations to Gamliel, Milwidsky, Silman, Dichter, Vaturi. This is not schadenfreude. You were simply not good at your job.

40 students in one class: "Like sardines. This is not education - it's low-quality babysitting"
Just before the school year begins, parents in Haifa and Givatayim have been informed of class mergers, resulting in groups of nearly 40 students. Educators warn of negative impacts on individual attention and emotional well-being. The Ministry of Education promises a major reform in the next term.

"The final whistle" at Bloomfield is only the opening shot: these are Netanyahu's next challenges
Following months of tension within the ruling party, the conclusion of the primaries allows Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to focus on finalizing the electoral list. He faces the challenge of addressing low female representation and stabilizing the right-wing bloc, which has shown cracks due to friction with Haredi parties and the emergence of new political contenders.