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"Aviram, I can't take it anymore": The recording to the reservist husband - and the wave of emotional reactions
"Do you understand that the children haven't been with you for even a minute during the summer vacation? I can't do everything alone": Bat-El Sananes shared on the web a recording she sent to her husband, who received a call-up for another round - and received thousands of supportive responses. "Thank you for this sane voice - I thought it was just me," wrote one user.

MK from Yisrael Beiteinu: "We are 2nd in the world in cost of living". MK from Likud: "The economy is growing"
Ahead of the 2026 elections, MK Evgeny Soba (Yisrael Beiteinu) and MK Avichai Boaron (Likud) met in the ynet studio to discuss key issues. MK Boaron claimed an "almost total victory" in Gaza, while MK Soba argued that "without Netanyahu, the result would have been better."

Reservists call on Chief of Staff to stop "Jewish terror" in Qusra
Against the backdrop of a blockade on Palestinian homes in Qusra, over 300 reservists have signed a petition urging the IDF Chief of Staff to take decisive action against nationalist terror. The soldiers argue they are being left to protect a fanatical minority instead of maintaining security.

"ATM Terror": Man accused of destroying 26 machines in two weeks
"We received a complaint from a bank branch manager in Tiberias regarding the destruction of 6 ATMs. Our investigation revealed that the defendant, a resident of Samaria, also destroyed machines in Afula, Kfar Saba, and Hod HaSharon." Police state the motive remains unclear. The estimated damage is 1.5 million shekels; his lawyer cited "complex life circumstances."

Poll in the UK: Britons oppose immigrants from Israel almost as much as immigrants from Pakistan
The major YouGov immigration poll shows that 47% now believe that the arrival of immigrants from Israel to the Kingdom should be prevented entirely or at least reduced, with only Russia, Pakistan, and Nigeria in a worse position. Even immigrants from Egypt are more welcome. Notable in their opposition to accepting Israelis: supporters of the Labour Party and the Greens, but also the far-right...

Father of the Prius passes away: Hiroshi Okuda, who turned Toyota into a giant, dies at 93
Okuda served as president and later as chairman of Toyota Motor between 1995 and 2006. In a 45-year career at the company, he was considered the central figure in the development of the Prius — the first hybrid vehicle launched in 1997, which marked a technological breakthrough.

Police considering promotion for officer who shot a citizen in the Sharon region amid legal proceedings
Major Ohad Goldberg, who shot a man in the back after mistaking a gas station dispute for a robbery, avoided a criminal conviction in court, receiving only community service. The Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) has appealed the ruling. Despite the ongoing case, police command continues to praise the officer's performance and is evaluating his promotion.

"A racist club will not play in our city": The protest awaiting Beitar in Vienna
Beitar will try to complete a comeback against Austria Vienna and advance to the Conference League playoffs, but before the match, a protest shift by "Ultras Antifa" awaits them, calling to "stop the racist match."

Is this a real product? Lululemon's giant bag has become a joke online
The fashion giant launched an 80-liter bag priced at $248. Despite mocking reactions, the company was prepared for the ridicule and explained the rationale: "Why pack just one outfit when you can pack them all?"

IDF prepares to evacuate illegal outpost near Kusra village
Additional settlers who arrived in the area of the village of Kusra blocked access roads with heavy rocks to hinder security forces arriving to evacuate the established outpost.

Paid 785,000 Shekels and Left Without Money or Land
A couple fulfilled their obligations in a real estate deal, but received only a cautionary note that was later deleted. The court ruled in their favor, ordering a full refund including legal fees.

Bloody conflict: Hisham Hajirat shot to death a month after surviving an assassination attempt
Ali Sawaed (24), a bus driver, was murdered early last month in Shfaram. Police suspect that Hisham Hajirat (61), who was shot to death this morning in his vehicle, happened to be on the escape route of the suspects and witnessed the murder, leading to his targeted killing.

Ultra-Orthodox intend to block roads due to draft dodger's arrest: "The Police Commissioner broke a promise"
Around 16:00, road blockages are expected in the Bnei Brak area, likely on Highway 4 or Jabotinsky Street, after a Shas MK claimed a yeshiva student was arrested while arriving to testify at Lahav 433.

Sayed Abu Farchi to sign with Colorado Rapids after Sofia match
The striker will fly with Maccabi Tel Aviv to Bulgaria for the second leg of the Europa League third qualifying round on Thursday (21:00), after which he will head to the USA to officially join the MLS side.

"Total disaster, collapse": The frustration in Belgrade after the elimination against Hapoel Be'er Sheva
The local media attacked: "Red Star embarrassed itself, the Champions League is not for Red Star". Coach Dejan Stankovic announced his resignation after the loss.

"The Fort Knox of cheese" in danger: The heatwave threatening Parmesan in Italy
The heatwave on the Old Continent is forcing Italy's unique "cheese banks" to significantly increase their energy consumption to protect hundreds of thousands of Parmigiano Reggiano wheels that serve as collateral for loans in an industry with a turnover of billions of euros per year.

Study: Conspiracy theories link antisemitism to hostility toward Israel
The study found a strong link between antisemitic beliefs, conspiracy theories, and anti-Israel attitudes. The researchers found that conspiratorial beliefs related to Jews and Israel explained more than half of the anti-Israel attitudes tested - but they emphasize: criticism of Israel is not necessarily antisemitic.

"They told me that breast cancer does not hurt": The diagnosis that arrived after the third birth
Adi Schneider-Dori, a mother of three from Kibbutz Revadim, turned to doctors when she could not breastfeed from her left breast. They reassured her that it was just an infection. Until she reached Dr. Orly Friedman-Aldar, a senior breast surgeon at Kaplan, and then the red lights went on: "An infection can only develop during breastfeeding, so it was immediately suspicious."

"You are trash": Conflict between Israelis and a tuk-tuk driver sparks a storm in Thailand
An argument that began over the price of a ride in Phuket escalated after a local driver refused to let Israelis join a ride booked by Australian tourists. The driver claims that the family members threatened him and attempted to attack him with a concrete slab. The video of the incident has sparked widespread reactions in local media.

Heavy to extreme heat loads in most of the country, chance of rain on the weekend | The Forecast
Although temperatures will drop slightly, it will still be hotter than usual and humid on the coastal plain. The gradual decrease will continue tomorrow and on Friday, when some relief from the heat load will also be felt - and light rain is possible in the north and center. On Saturday, no significant change.

A time bomb underground: Israel's waste crisis
Israel buries about 80% of its waste in the ground — almost double the average in OECD countries — and estimates suggest it will be only a few years before existing landfills are full. At the same time, billions of shekels collected through the "landfill levy" are sitting in the "Cleanliness Fund," and Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman is clashing with the professional staff in her...

National Security Council Intervenes in Security of Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans at Match in Poland
The return leg of the 'Reds' against Katowice this evening (19:00) is defined as high-risk due to the violent ultras organization of the opponent's fans, and the visiting fans will receive special security.

Without Abu-Younis, with the most expensive foreign player in its history: Bnei Sakhnin opens a new era
Shock in the management, a revolution in the squad, and a French defender for 250,000 euros per season. Mohammed Abu-Younis left after 15 years, Khaled Duchi stepped into his shoes and is aiming for industrial quiet, and Yossi Abukasis is not excited about the four losses in the Toto Cup: "The vision is to stabilize the team."

The basketball scientist who lived in the future: farewell to Don Nelson, the man who changed the NBA forever
The legendary coach passed away at the age of 86, leaving a legacy that included the invention of "small ball," the point-forward position, and the European revolution. "The parquet was an experimental laboratory for him."

Benjamin Netanyahu Presents: 'Reserve and Go'
The chaos surrounding the Likud primaries serves Netanyahu, who from the outset dreamed of an 'arranging committee' to determine the list alone. No one will be surprised if this is the ultimate goal: turning Likud into a one-man party.

Yair Golan's Missed Opportunity
Within the pool of voters for the Democrats party, Einav Zangauker is a much broader consensus than other worthy candidates who entered the list.

The time has come for a "Mossad Law"
No security system, however skilled and creative it may be, has a guarantee of eternal success. Failures have always existed and always will. The Shin Bet did not prevent all the attacks initiated by our enemies; books have already been written about the IDF's failures on October 7. And in the Mossad, too, there are human beings prone to error.

Israel's cadet national team lost 78:75 to Germany
The cadet national team succumbed to the Germans in the round of 16 of the European Championship, despite a comeback in the final quarter. Rotem Ben-David led with 22 points, but it was not enough for a win.

The hospital is the last bastion of equality. Leave it alone
In less than a day, we went from a complaint about a specific incident to the question of whether Arabs should treat Jews. With the speed at which the flames are rising here, another moment, a few more dangerous studio ramblings, one or two more ministers who will ride this new demon, and a bill for building segregated hospitals could already be drafted.

Yuval Ben Neriah launches Japanese fast-casual chain in Europe
Chef Yuval Ben Neriah is entering the international market with a new fast-casual Japanese chain. Backed by a 10-million-euro investment, the first location will open in Vienna.

Her husband was murdered in Be'eri, and Israel refuses to allow her to return: "Callousness and lack of sensitivity"
Jubal Castalby was in her ninth month of pregnancy when her husband Paul was murdered on October 7, alongside his patient Evyatar Kipnis. She later gave birth alone, was recognized as a widow of a victim of hostile acts, and left for the Philippines. Now she wishes to attend the wedding of Evyatar's son, but the Population Authority refuses, stating her request does not meet the procedure.

The substitute for the 'refuseniks': Breslov Hasidim to establish an 'Uman' near the Kinneret
Following the coronavirus and the war in Ukraine, the 'refuseniks' crisis means many young people cannot fly to the grave of Rabbi Nachman in Uman for fear of being arrested. This year, hundreds of Breslov Hasidim plan to hold Rosh Hashanah at the Adama VeShamayim farm in the moshav of Yavne'el — 'With the same prayers, the same sermons, and the same atmosphere, only with more experiences,'...

Israel and Venezuela renew relations for the first time since 2009: "A great opportunity"
Former President Hugo Chavez severed relations following Operation Cast Lead, leading to years of stagnation. The change of government in Caracas created an opportunity that was utilized with the arrival of the aid delegation following the earthquake. Now, a decision has been made to send an additional delegation regarding energy and to activate consular services between the countries.

"You have nowhere to live? Leave us alone"
The Israeli influx into Greece, which accelerated after October 7, is no longer necessarily viewed favorably by some of the locals. Greece is still friendly to Israelis, certainly compared to other countries, but some are losing patience with us.

Jewish tourist wearing a kippah attacked twice in Rome: "They shouted Free Palestine"
A homeless Algerian citizen with a criminal record was arrested on suspicion of attacking a Jewish tourist from France in central Rome. Searches are underway for additional suspects.

Alpine Rescue: Haredi Families with Strollers Face Thousands in Costs After Mountain Ordeal
A group of 36 tourists, including citizens from Belgium, Austria, the USA, and the UK, became stranded on a dangerous slope in the Austrian Alps. Lacking proper gear and having veered off-trail, 14 individuals required helicopter rescue via hoist.

Trump needs patience: The "severe bleeding" that could bring him victory
Iran is demanding surrender terms - but the US president is not yet returning to explicit escalation threats, claiming that it is possible to "go with the flow" until the siege and sanctions bring victory: "I control their money, I am their banker!". In the background: the currency is at a low, the economy is shrinking at the largest scale in 38 years - and the "misery index" that combines...

Guy Nattiv's new film to be screened at the Toronto Film Festival
The new film by the Israeli director, The Liberation, based on the story of his Holocaust survivor grandmother, will be screened at the prestigious festival featuring Carrie Coon, Bella Ramsey, and Lily James. Also on the program: a four-hour documentary about Elon Musk, a new film by Jesse Eisenberg, and the directorial debut of Chris Rock.

Barda ahead of Katowice: 'The previous game is history, we start at 0:0'
Hapoel Tel Aviv will be hosted tomorrow by Katowice for the second leg of the Conference League third qualifying round with a 2:0 advantage from the first meeting. The winner of the tie will face Atalanta in the playoff round. The coach warns: 'It will be difficult, they have good results at home.'

Ambassador's daughter slept in a shelter at 9 days old: "People here are tough, from the siren back to the wine"
Michael Mann, the EU Ambassador to Israel, has been through quite a lot during his service in the country. In a podcast interview, he talks about his admiration for the people who "sit in a bar, enter a shelter, and then continue drinking," about the culture shock from driving, and about falling in love with Israeli food: "I gained weight here." Regarding the rising antisemitism: "People are...