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The broadcast fiasco of the attack on the 'Military Advocate General' on Channel 14 reminds us that when the lust for slaughter is stronger than not only conscience but also common sense, you get an event that should cause everyone involved to lock themselves in their homes. And contrary to the fantasies spread by politicians, this madness is not going anywhere - even if the government changes.

Why is the AI giant Anthropic willing to pay $7 billion for an Israeli company founded only three years ago? It's not just the technology, but also the company's human capital, led by brothers Dean and Orian Leitersdorf, descendants of a famous economic dynasty. Also: the promise from Anthropic that tipped the scales in the acquisition race, which also included Nvidia, Google, Amazon, and SpaceX.

The Israeli winger scored in his debut match, a 2:2 draw against Burnley, and positive reactions began even before he found the net: "He was brilliant", "He is going to be a success". Solomon was interviewed after the game: "Happy to score, but we didn't deserve to win".

Over the musical events of the Israel Festival, a question hovered: will we be able to enjoy culture again without a constant sense of mourning hanging over it? But it was precisely the direct look at the reality of life that concocted exciting, honest, and uplifting events. From the performance of the Aner Shapira project to "Hip-Hop Talpiot" — a polished evening where the Jerusalem Street...

In the UK, a legal loophole allows sex offenders to change their names online for 50 pounds, concealing their criminal past. Jason Brown exploited this 20 times, deceiving Julie, who let him into her home after two weeks of dating. "I felt violated," she says.

'My One and Only', the debut film by David Tauber, mixes romantic comedy, supernatural horror, alien invasion, exorcism, and a Talmudic midrash about fate, choice, and a match made in heaven. Not all the ingredients manage to connect, and at times it seems the film is too loaded with ideas - but its wild freedom and the unusual voice it brings make it one of the most refreshing surprises of the...

Sheri Alfi-Nissan—actress, singer, author, and Oxford researcher—reflects on the culture of self-realization, her Iraqi roots, and life in the shadow of her famous family. On the occasion of her new novel, "Only on Happy Occasions," she shares her thoughts on why the pursuit of success can lead to a sense of lack, and discusses maintaining close ties with her brother, Guri Alfi, and her parents...

First publication: The club decided to exercise the option on the goalkeeper, who will remain until 2028. Barda is looking for a foreign left winger to replace Xande Silva, who disappointed in the rotation; the team is satisfied with the young players who stood out against Kiryat Shmona. 1,500 tickets for the match against Atalanta were snapped up within 9 minutes.

The 60-day deadline from the memorandum of understanding has passed, and the Wall Street Journal has revealed the hardline leaders' plan for escalation while negotiations with the US are ongoing. Intelligence indicates that Iran used the "window of opportunity" to rebuild its missile arsenal, with leadership asserting that "the main war has not yet begun."

The striker's representatives claim that the club conditioned his move to the Colorado Rapids on him waiving a significant portion of his sale bonus. Following negotiations, Abu Farhi will receive 10% of the six million dollar fee instead of 17.5%, as he did not want the deal to collapse.

Malede had already undergone medical tests in Be'er Sheva, but the club feared until the last moment that the owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv would torpedo the deal, which stood in contrast to the policy of the 'yellows' in recent years. Also: the reinforcement plans that remain for the team.

The absence of breast cancer cases in the family does not guarantee low risk, and most patients are diagnosed without a significant family history. Alongside mammography and familiarity with changes in the body, experts call for tailoring monitoring to the individual risk level. Prof. Tanir Allweis, Director of the Breast Health System and Director of the Breast Surgery Department at Hadassah...

A study involving over 480,000 people found that those who climbed stairs regularly had a 39% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease and a 24% lower risk of death from any cause. Dr. Maali Abu Omar, a pediatric cardiology specialist at Emek Medical Center, notes: 'Even a simple action like replacing the elevator with stairs can benefit heart health, and it costs nothing.'

September 1st is approaching: while in the past almost only stationery and office supply chains enjoyed the growing market, in recent years stock chains have entered the picture, already holding 35% of the activity. How does all this affect prices?

Is a plate of rice really equivalent to a pile of sugar, and should every glucose spike be feared? Michal Zafir's video sparked a heated debate. Zafir stands by her message but admits she lacked a solution. Dietitian Yarden Ovadia argues the comparison is misleading — here is the breakdown from both sides.

Representatives of 12 residential buildings in Herzliya have filed a 20 million shekel lawsuit against Africa Israel Residences, alleging severe construction defects, ventilation failures, and safety hazards. The company denies the claims, asserting that the buildings were delivered in proper condition.

The company that brought ChatGPT to the world has experienced a wave of departures of senior executives in the most important departments in recent months, all while the company prepares for an IPO with a valuation of at least a trillion dollars. Why is this happening, what do investors think about the mess, and how is the Israeli company Wiz indirectly related to it?

Millions of spiders gathered along the banks of the stream and created huge webs, following an outbreak of billions of non-biting midges that provided them with an unimaginable abundance of food. The Nature and Parks Authority explained how this rare phenomenon was created.

Panettiere, who played cheerleader Claire Bennet in "Heroes" and starred in "Nashville," died just days before her 37th birthday. A representative confirmed her death, but at this stage, no details regarding the circumstances have been provided.

A study led by a researcher from Tel Aviv University offers an evolutionary explanation for the differences in pelvic structure: in the modern male, a spring-like biomechanical mechanism has developed that absorbs shocks, stores energy, and makes long-distance walking more efficient. So why is the situation different for women?

Approximately 140,000 Likud members are casting their votes today to determine the party's list for the upcoming election, amidst polls suggesting a potential loss of seven seats. Benjamin Netanyahu is working to shape a compact and loyal list, leaving many incumbent Knesset members and senior ministers in a state of uncertainty.

After a surprising rise to the upper playoffs, Hapoel Petah Tikva opens the season with high expectations and an upgraded budget - but the element of surprise is lost and the preparation was lackluster.

The performance of the Israeli swimmers at the European Championships in Paris was worrying, especially the decline in Anastasia Gorbenko's ability, but the breakthrough of Tomer Schuster is a bright spot ahead of the World Championships next year.

6.15 m earned the Swede the European title and the championship record. Emmanouil Karalis finished second and Baptiste Thiery celebrated his first international medal.

Exclusive: Chairman of the Yashar! party Gadi Eisenkot will unveil a 15 billion shekel investment project for the rehabilitation of the North, with an emphasis on Kiryat Shmona. Shaul Meridor, former head of the Budget Department at the Ministry of Finance and a candidate on the list, claims that the project's funding will come from the cancellation of coalition funds: "Diverting 7-9 billion...

Choosing a high school track that combines mathematics, physics, and computer science is a springboard for a career in high-tech. Despite the clear benefits, not enough girls choose this path: it starts as early as kindergarten where they are sent to play with dolls rather than robots, but schools also fail to convey a message of capability. Education experts and students who have taken on the...

In 2022-2024, there was a drastic 53% decrease in the number of returning residents. According to the Knesset Research and Information Center, the main deterrents are the waiting period for health insurance, discrimination in rights compared to new immigrants, and difficulties in integrating children.

Want to get from Herzliya to Yarkon Park without sitting in traffic? Now it's possible: the "Ofnidan" project, which connects the cities of Gush Dan to Tel Aviv with bike paths, is nearing completion. The good news: the infrastructure provides a fast, safe, and shaded solution. The less good news: the paths alone will not move drivers from cars to two-wheelers. The hope: that municipalities will...

The Ministry of Education is offering a temporary employment track — up to 5 years — in an attempt to address the teacher shortage: about 8,000 teaching staff will be recruited on personal contracts, with salaries based on their experience and professional background, even outside the field of education. Teachers who complete one school year will also be able to receive a retention bonus of up to...

Avraham Burg has joined the new Jewish-Arab party "Mekom Le-Kulanu" ("A Place for All of Us"). In an interview with Ynet, he stated that after "four traumatic years," Israeli society needs an alternative based on equality and Jewish-Arab partnership.

Journalist Fabrizio Romano has confirmed the deal, with details revealed by The Athletic. The Spanish midfielder is set to leave Manchester City after seven years and return to La Liga.

Seven French Jews were surrounded by a mob at the Barcelona port, facing 40 minutes of antisemitic slurs, spitting, and humiliation. One of the victims, Jimmy Zagron, recounted the terrifying ordeal in an interview with French television.

Likud members will arrive at the polls tomorrow to form the next list, with one central question in the background: where is the party headed? Netanyahu knows that the list will have a decisive influence on the election campaign, and he needs a tight, disciplined, loyal — and if possible, statesmanlike — list more than ever. Also in focus: the influence of Tali Gottlieb and the test of the...

Three wooden panels from the 'Polittico di San Gregorio' by Antonello da Messina were stolen from a museum in Sicily. Security footage captured the intruders breaking in with flashlights. A local official stated that the theft was likely commissioned.

Staff Sergeant (res.) Uriel Molto Gethon (24) took his own life last Thursday. "A painful reminder that not every wound is visible from the outside," wrote the brother of his friend, who fell in battle in Gaza. The IDF has reached out to his family to provide assistance in applying for recognition as a "fallen due to service."

First publication: Photos of party members were displayed alongside elected officials from the coalition, with the line "I will not be silent because my country has changed its face." The family of the late songwriter contacted the party - and the campaign, which had been successful among the left-wing bloc, was deleted from all platforms.

The current generation of the Jeep Cherokee was introduced only this year, but the company is already developing a new model. This decision is driven by the need to transition to a more modern platform and relocate production from Mexico to the USA.

Experts warn of harm to the crocodiles' welfare, the risk of their escape, and concerns that prison security will come at the expense of environmental protection: 'The risk of prisoners escaping is small compared to the problem that could arise from crocodiles escaping.' The Nature and Parks Authority also opposes the declaration: 'The main risks are tangible and clear.'

The internal battle within Likud is intensifying ahead of tomorrow's primaries. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has endorsed Dr. Ruth Kabesa-Abramzon for the 'new woman' slot, placing her in direct competition with Osnat Zohar and Keren Bublil, the candidate backed by MK David Bitan.

Toto Cup semi-final: The 'Yellows' dominated the start and took the lead with a goal by Elieu Varela (17'), then slowed down the pace, allowing the 'Diamonds' to threaten Ofek Malika's goal several times.