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Bus driver stabbed in Ramat Gan: "Murder is closer than ever"
A driver for the Derech Egged company was attacked while working in Gush Dan and was evacuated to the hospital with stab wounds. The Public Transport Drivers Organization warned: in the last month alone, there has been an increase of more than 12% in violence against drivers.

A heavy blow for Maccabi Haifa: Manuel Benson suffers a torn ACL and meniscus
The midfielder, who was injured in the Toto Cup match against Hapoel Jerusalem, underwent an MRI scan, which revealed that he is suffering from a severe injury that will cause him to be absent from the pitches for a long time.

Good until the primaries: The rise and fall of Idit Silman in Likud
When she dismantled the 'government of change', Idit Silman received a big embrace from Netanyahu's supporters, but four years later — and this time without receiving a reserved spot or public support from the Prime Minister — it was not enough in the Likud primaries. The minister, who will likely watch the next Knesset from home, understood immediately as the exhausting day ended: the situation...

Great concern at Bayern: Jamal Musiala collapsed again and was forced to leave the pitch
Three days after collapsing during the German Super Cup against RB Leipzig, the midfielder fell again during a friendly match against Heidenheim. Although he quickly got back on his feet, the recurrence of the incident has raised significant concerns for the German champions. Musiala himself sought to reassure fans, stating, "I feel good."

"Professional failures": Tel Aviv District Commander dismissed the Holon station commander
Nitzav Haim Sargrof took an unusual step against Superintendent Eliad Lankri, claiming that after an inspection, deficiencies were found in the station's work plan. Police sources: "The decision is based on professional grounds only."

Ofer Winter and Yosef Haddad in advanced negotiations for a joint run
Brig. Gen. (res.) Ofer Winter is working to form a new right-wing party, with plans to announce it as early as next week. He has been in talks with advocacy activist Yosef Haddad and bereaved mother Lali Deri.

Drawing a line against Erdogan — and a message to Al-Shara: behind the mysterious attack in Syria
It is likely that the attack last night in northeastern Syria was intended to achieve strategic goals, similar to last April, when the IDF bombed the T4 airport: to remind Erdogan where the border lies — and to clarify to Al-Shara not to go too far. Since the fall of Assad, Ankara has been working to establish air defense systems in Syrian territory — which would limit the IDF's freedom of action.

For the first time in a month and a half: sirens in the UAE due to a "missile threat"
Towards an escalation in the Gulf? Amid growing frustration in the region over Donald Trump's conduct, sirens were heard in the UAE - for the first time since July 12.

From pro-Palestinian protester to leader of an Israeli advocacy organization: "I saw the truth for myself"
Bpene Bi was a political activist who often used the slogan "From the river to the sea," but one visit to Israel changed everything he thought about it. Now he heads an Israeli advocacy organization in South Africa and brings politicians and leaders here so they can "see for themselves": "The policy against Israel is based on historical alliances."

13-year-old girl spent the night in detention: suspected of trespassing in her own home
The Public Defender's Office in the Southern District claims that Eilat police frequently arrest minors unnecessarily. In one instance, a 13-year-old girl was detained for 'trespassing' in her own home after locking herself in a protected room. The court criticized the police's actions, calling them reckless.

On the way to Itamar Ben Gvir? May Golan attacks after the defeat: "The PM's people decided I am 'too right-wing'"
After reaching an unrealistic spot in the Likud primaries, Minister Golan attacked, stating that "they did not want a right-wing and opinionated woman in the party." In the shadow of the investigation against her, it is possible that Golan will receive a reserved spot on the "Otzma Yehudit" list, following close work with Minister Itamar Ben Gvir throughout the term.

The new addition to Bennett - and Tropper's declaration: "We will not sit under Netanyahu"
The former PM added Nissan Zeevi to his party, the "man of the North" who led the struggle to rehabilitate the confrontation line and founded "Lobby 1701": "Entering politics to be the voice of the North". In the Zionist Home party, they clarified firmly that they will not sit under Netanyahu, in Religious Zionism they attacked: "A gun to the temple and a return to divisive boycotts". Shas...

Soldiers marked Palestinian detainees with a number on their forehead and hand, IDF: 'Lessons have been learned'
A resident of Qabatiya was interviewed by a Qatari channel with the number '44' written on his forehead, claiming: 'This is my fourth arrest, and the first time they have marked me like this. They are humiliating us in every possible way.' The IDF stated: 'Commanders clarified the severity of the act to the forces, lessons have been learned.'

Couple killed on honeymoon: Helicopter crashes on Greek island after 'mysterious radio silence'
Alexander Kromy and Marie Ebert, newlyweds from London, were killed on their honeymoon when the private helicopter transporting them to the island of Sifnos crashed meters from the landing pad. The pilot also died; reports indicate he had announced his intention to land before a 'mysterious radio silence' occurred.

Russia: Soon We Will Receive Ownership of Alexander’s Courtyard in Jerusalem
The Russian Embassy in Israel said that the process of re-registering Russian ownership rights over the compound in the Old City of Jerusalem is in its final stages. Meanwhile, in Israel it is said that it is not possible to set an exact timetable for completing the process—which has been ongoing for about a decade.

Russia supplies Iran with TNT and drone components via the Caspian Sea
NBC reports that the "backdoor smuggling route" between Russia and Iran in the Caspian Sea continues to be a vital lifeline for the Iranian regime. Moscow is transporting not only drone components but also ammunition, including TNT, allowing Tehran to rebuild its arsenal. Amid Iranian threats against the U.S., a ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in at least one casualty.

Likud Primary Surprises: The Surge of the Coalition Chairman and the Deputy Minister
MK Ofir Katz recorded one of the biggest jumps in the Likud primaries, moving from 31st place in the previous race into the party's top five. The success of Deputy Minister Almog Cohen, who received a seniority waiver to run just last week, was also a major surprise. Amichai Chikli entered the top ten, while Idit Silman remained off the list.

Yellow cheese at half price at local grocery stores: a new government initiative
The Ministry of Economy has completed the allocation of quotas for the duty-free import of 880 tons of yellow cheese, to be sold at 540 locations nationwide. For the first time, discounted cheese will reach neighborhood grocery stores and mini-markets at a price of up to 4.5 shekels per 100 grams.

Did you waive an inheritance? You may not be able to change your mind
A recent court ruling clarifies the significance of renouncing an inheritance and the difficulty of reversing it. Would it be correct to allow conditional renunciation in certain cases?

Michael Jordan jersey from the "Last Dance" season to be auctioned for $10 million
The jersey from Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals is heading to auction and may surpass the $10.1 million record set by a jersey worn by the star in the first game of that same series. The high valuation is partly due to the fact that during Jordan's era, there was no regulated procedure for releasing game-worn items to the market, making this jersey exceptionally rare.

Gaza – The Washing Machine That Broke Down
Past experience teaches that reconstruction funds are essentially 'protection' money to keep the population quiet, and most of it will be used for terror. The solution is long-term, and it must start from the foundation.

Who knows Moshe Yair? The journalist invented by the Hezbollah Secretary-General - and the mockery in Lebanon
In his speech marking 20 years since the Second Lebanon War, Naim Qassem quoted an article allegedly written by a "Yedioth Ahronoth columnist named Moshe Yair." It turns out the person does not exist, and the text is a fake that has been circulating online for months. The incident has sparked widespread mockery and criticism of the Hezbollah leader in Lebanon.

Kanichowsky to Maccabi Tel Aviv? "It doesn't look like the deal will go through"
Representatives of the Ferencváros midfielder clarify: "There isn't even the beginning of negotiations". The Yellows will have to invest huge sums to bring back the midfielder, who earns 600,000 euros per season and is under contract in Hungary.

Bezos and Zuckerberg on the outside: The US billionaires' country club doesn't accept just anyone
Two of the world's wealthiest people, the Qatari royal family, and the daughter and son-in-law of the US President all find themselves on the wrong side of the club door, as the old guard fortifies the last stronghold under their control — the Indian Creek Country Club in Miami. The prestigious club has become the most polite battleground in Florida between old money and new money.

"Lanterns" wants to be the "True Detective" of superheroes. But wanting is not enough
After years of development, DC's beloved superhero returns in a new series that attempts to trade cosmic spectacle for mystery and murder investigation. Kyle Chandler and Aaron Pierre lead the cast, but the opening episode struggles to generate tension. Fortunately, the talent behind the scenes suggests that the show may be worth sticking with.

Two seriously wounded by explosion of unexploded ordnance near Metula, reports of unusual attack in Syria
Six Thai workers were wounded by the explosion of an old unexploded ordnance in a nectarine orchard near Metula, two are in serious condition. Reports of attacks in the Idlib area of Syria, the IDF refused to comment.

Great concern at Maccabi Haifa: "The performance is far from expectations"
After three losses in five Toto Cup matches, pressure is mounting at the Carmel club ahead of the league opener. Coach Barak Bakhar admits there is much work to be done, while Manuel Benson's injury adds further concern.

Traveling for food: The 8 tastiest cities in Europe
A team of leading chefs and culinary experts selected eight European cities with exceptional food scenes for Travel + Leisure, providing recommendations for restaurants and markets.

After another penalty shootout, Beitar admits: "There is still room for improvement"
The victory in the Toto Cup against Hapoel Ramat Gan was received in the capital with mixed feelings, as the club is interested in strengthening the midfield. Allison Tavares will be released for free to one of the Premier League teams.

The new leader of Atletico Madrid's defense
After it seemed he wouldn't be a significant player, the coach changed Marc Pubill's position and created a star. This season he arrives to show he is the leading center-back in Atletico's defense. Do you have something to say too? Send us columns to the address: kick@ynet.co.il

Egypt seeks to return to center stage | Smadar Perry
This week, Donald Trump's envoy, Jared Kushner, met with Egyptian President Sisi and senior Hamas officials in El Alamein — the first such meeting since the ceasefire agreement. Egypt appears to be reclaiming its central role in mediation with Hamas, amidst tension and hidden competition with Qatar. Yedioth Ahronoth's Arab world analyst, Smadar Perry, explains the current state of Israel-Egypt...

A Leap to Promotion: The National League Returns — And Here Is Everything You Need to Know
Ashdod and Reine aim for an immediate return to the Premier League, Bnei Yehuda is eager to end its drought, and observers expect the usual unpredictable chaos that defines the National League.

The next star of Israeli swimming: "I am aiming as high as possible"
Tomer Shuster, who gave up on college for sports and overcame a serious injury before the World Championships, has become a breakout star at the European Championships. The swimmer shares how a fateful competition saved his career and how the events of October 7 shaped his path.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is not a development club? The gap between income and expenses suggests otherwise
Jack Anglidis claimed that Mitch Goldhar continues to invest and is willing to absorb financial losses, but the numbers present a different picture: in the last three years, Maccabi Tel Aviv has brought in 41.7 million euros from selling players and spent only 21.6 million on acquisitions. And this summer? A record low.

Disaster at the Ashdod Oil Refinery: Police Transfer Case to State Attorney's Office
Six months after the deaths of engineers Irina Radchuk and Nitzan Goichman, police have transferred the case to the State Attorney's Office. The refinery is preparing to resume operations in the testing room where the tragedy occurred, despite internal warnings regarding systemic safety failures. The company states it is prioritizing a safe work environment.

The Demographic Demon
Anxiety over declining birth rates and changing population composition is increasingly shaping politics, but history teaches that demographic processes are far more complex than apocalyptic forecasts.

A Kahanist virus in the Likud
Benjamin Netanyahu is now eating exactly the porridge he cooked, and it is a porridge that is not to the taste of many Likud voters. They are right-wingers, they are not Kahanists. Menachem Begin built a wall between them and the Likud, Benjamin Netanyahu destroyed it.

The Internationalization Combo
The looming internationalization of the war in Lebanon is also a tool for it. Therefore, this is exactly the time to ensure that we are not creating again, with our own hands, a multinational mechanism that will allow its survival.

The price of war: Trump's support at a low, Republicans fear election loss
A Reuters and Ipsos poll shows an unprecedented low in support for the president against the backdrop of the ongoing fighting in the Gulf, the surge in fuel prices, and fears of a prolonged entanglement. Only 33% said they are satisfied with his performance, about 80% believe the conflict will not end soon, and ahead of the midterm elections, the Democrats are taking the lead on issues of economy...

All eyes on Bloomfield: After a day of battles, the Likud vote count has begun
75,177 people voted across 107 locations. Ballots are being transferred to the control center at the Jaffa stadium for a manual count. With limited spots on the list, candidates fought for their political survival, with results expected tomorrow morning.