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Tel Sheva residents left without power after armed men target electrical infrastructure
Residents of neighborhood 1 in Tel Sheva have been without electricity since Tuesday after masked gunmen shot at a transformer. Repair crews were forced to abandon work due to threats from armed individuals.

Million-Euro Lottery Ticket Recovered from Garbage Truck in Italy
An Italian woman accidentally threw away a winning lottery ticket after misinterpreting a terminal message. Following a frantic call to the sanitation department, workers conducted a massive search of a garbage truck and miraculously retrieved the intact ticket after more than 24 hours.

From Labor primaries to Yisrael Beiteinu: "Since October 7, everyone has moved to the right, and so have I"
Lili Ben-Ami, founder of the Michal Sela Forum, named after her sister who was murdered by her husband, shares with Ynet her decision to return to political life and join Yisrael Beiteinu: "I am coming to influence, not for positions or chairs. Who is voicing the concerns of women at risk in the Knesset today?"

Filmed a helicopter near the Knesset and was interrogated for two hours: "Are you an Iranian spy? You don't fit in"
A Jerusalem resident who filmed a police helicopter in the Rose Garden was subjected to a two-hour interrogation by a Shin Bet agent. The young man claims he was forced to unlock his phone, was searched in public, and threatened with force. The Shin Bet declined to comment.

"HaTzel" summoned for questioning at Mahash following allegations of abusing police connections
Rapper Yoav Eliasi ("HaTzel") was summoned for questioning at the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) after being dismissed from his role as commander of the Tel Aviv rapid response team. He is suspected of leveraging police connections to prevent the closure of an entertainment complex he co-owns.

A Critical Lesson Israel Must Learn from the 2026 US Primaries
The US primaries have revealed a vital trend: despite progressive gains, African American districts are pushing back against anti-Israel rhetoric, creating new opportunities for strategic alliances.

"Puncture the tires so she comes out": Man accused of threatening to murder his wife after separation
According to the indictment, a man sent threatening messages to his wife and threatened to kill her after she moved to her parents' house and requested a divorce. He punctured her car tires to lure her outside. He was arrested while carrying a knife; his defense attorney stated he is cooperating with the investigation.

The hug that exposed her: attorney arrested on suspicion of smuggling drugs to an inmate | Footage
Prison security cameras captured an attorney passing drugs to an inmate during a visit. The suspect has been arrested and will face a court hearing to extend her detention.

Lily Ben-Ami joins Yisrael Beiteinu: "We will lead the country to where it needs to be"
The founder of the Michal Sela Forum for the prevention of violence against women has joined the Yisrael Beiteinu party. Ben-Ami established the organization following the murder of her sister. In 2019, she ran for the Knesset with the Labor Party.

Sharren Haskel: 'I Stand by My Affidavit. My Faction Behaved Meanly Toward Me'
MK Sharren Haskel, in an interview with the '120 and One' podcast, discusses her departure from the New Hope party, the affidavit submitted to the Supreme Court regarding the State Comptroller vote, and her plans to establish a new right-wing movement, 'Israel First'.

Nighttime drama: Roy Revivo in advanced negotiations to leave Maccabi Tel Aviv
The Israel national team defender is pushing for an immediate move abroad, and his inner circle does not rule out the possibility that he will skip the flight to Batumi for the Europa League qualifier against CSKA Sofia.

From Abu Snan to the Champions League: The new hero of Hapoel Be'er Sheva
Zahi Ahmed scored the winning goal in a 1:0 victory over Red Star Belgrade, giving Hapoel Be'er Sheva a significant advantage ahead of the Champions League return leg. Coach Ran Kozuch urged his team to remain humble.

Infrastructure works stuck in a traffic jam: Why do the roads of Gush Dan look like a construction site?
Hundreds of infrastructure works are taking place simultaneously across Gush Dan - trains, light rail, fast lanes, and soon the Metro with more than a hundred stations. The projects are supposed to shorten travel times in the future and expand public transport, but in the meantime, everyone traveling in the area pays the price with blocked roads and daily congestion. Meital Lehavi, Deputy Mayor of...

The Kurds Are Coming: The Team That Will Ignite the Turkish League
The Turkish league, opening next Friday, is a hotbed of drama. At the center is the rise of Amedspor to the top flight, serving as a sporting litmus test for the historic peace process in Turkey.

"Excited. We will give father the honor he deserves": Shir Levi in his first performance since his father's death | Watch
Nearly two months after the passing of Mediterranean music legend Ishay Levi, his son Shir Levi returned to the stage. He performed his father's greatest hits and expressed deep gratitude to fans for their support during this difficult time.

“Tiberias Deserves to Return to Its Greatness”: Towers on the Sea of Galilee, New Hotels, and a Revitalized Promenade
Tiberias is launching an ambitious development plan featuring 7,000 new housing units, eight new hotels, and a promenade renewal. Mayor Yossi Nabaa emphasizes that urban renewal is vital to protect residents from potential earthquakes.

Upgrade everything: Homemade nut spreads
Peanut butter, cashew spread with turmeric, chili and black pepper, roasted pistachio spread with a hint of cumin and garlic, and homemade Nutella: 4 nut spreads you won't stop making again and again.

Khalaili Makes First Start of Season as Union Draws Dramatically Against Bodø/Glimt
The Israeli winger nearly scored with a header, and the Belgian side led 3:2 in the 88th minute, but conceded in stoppage time to finish 3:3 in the first leg of the Champions League qualifiers.

Israelis Who Emigrated Abroad: "We Chose to Leave for a Life Without Fear"
A new Tel Aviv University study reveals that over 90,000 Israelis left the country in 2025 for at least three months. Despair, security concerns, and the cost of living are cited as primary drivers for this growing trend.

Vandalism of tombstone and destroyed flags at the grave of an IDF soldier: "Our hearts are broken"
Unknown individuals maliciously vandalized the grave of Nahal reconnaissance medic Staff Sergeant Nir Hoffman, who was killed late last year in a car accident. A pen with a dedication was submerged in a memorial candle, and mementos from his friends were stolen.

Fatal Accident in the Negev: One Dead, Two Injured
A man in his 50s was killed in a collision between a car and a truck on Highway 80 in the Negev. Two other men sustained serious and moderate injuries respectively.

Kicks, Curses and Spitting: Disorder at Conference on Haredi IDF Tracks | Footage
A group of extremist protesters disrupted a conference in Jerusalem focused on IDF service tracks for Haredi youth. Demonstrators blocked the organizers' van, assaulted attendees, and shouted insults at former Major General (res.) Ofer Winter.

Indian vessel attacked near Yemen, capsized and sank
India is in the crosshairs: the vessel MSV Faize Noore Oliya was hit while sailing in the Red Sea. All 14 crew members, mostly Indian nationals, were rescued by the Yemeni Coast Guard. New Delhi's Minister of Shipping condemned the incident as an "unjustified attack on an undefended vessel."

Youth Handball Team One Win Away from World Championship
A major achievement: The Israeli team defeated Montenegro 31:27, advancing to the 9-16 placement matches. They are now just one win away from securing a spot in the prestigious tournament.

Azerbaijan Claims Israel Halted Armenian Genocide Recognition: "Turkey's Interests are a Red Line"
A senior official in the Azerbaijani President's office claims that Israel halted the initiative to recognize the events of 1915 as the "Armenian genocide" following diplomatic pressure from Baku.

IDF Limits Targeted Killings in Gaza Strip
IDF forces in the Gaza Strip have received a new directive to conduct attacks only to eliminate immediate threats. Targeted killings now require the approval of the Chief of Staff and the political echelon.

Police participation in "HaPatriotim": Mahash ruling and demands for the Police Commissioner
After ynet revealed that police commanders requested officers to attend the filming of the program "HaPatriotim" as audience members, the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) ruled there were no grounds for a criminal investigation, referring the matter to police disciplinary authorities.

The crisis of trust is a direct threat to national resilience
Instead of healing the wound, the leadership is promoting a political investigative committee that is not national and independent, in order to protect the personal legal standing of its leaders. These moves, alongside other actions that undermine the pillars of democracy, testify to a worldview that prefers power over integrity and collapses trust, the only resource that allows a citizen to feel...

Rival MKs Clash: "You Are Disgracing the Torah!"
Ahead of the 2026 elections, the "Election Arena" segment hosted a heated debate between MK Michael Malkieli (Shas) and MK Oded Forer (Yisrael Beiteinu). The discussion covered IDF conscription, the cost of living, and security failures.

82 parliamentary queries submitted to Netanyahu in the 25th Knesset: How many went unanswered?
During the 44 months of the 25th Knesset, the Prime Minister's Office responded to only 22% of queries from Knesset members — averaging one response every two and a half months. Many "uncomfortable" topics were ignored entirely.

Mi Bat-Yam Demands 46,000 Shekels for Debt Accumulated by New Apartment Owners
A family that sold their apartment eight years ago is facing asset seizures due to water debts accumulated by the new owners. Despite providing proof of sale, the water corporation continues to pursue the former owners for payment.

Colombian Senator Sworn In Wearing a White Elephant Costume
Luis Carlos Roa, known in Colombia as the anonymous anti-corruption activist "Elefante Blanco," has been elected to the Senate. He arrived at his swearing-in ceremony wearing his signature white elephant costume to highlight his commitment to fighting the misuse of public funds.

"The fire is advancing rapidly": Fire near Ben Shemen, Highways 1 and 6 blocked
14 teams and 4 firefighting aircraft are operating at the scene to contain the fire spreading rapidly due to the winds. Highway 6 has been blocked in both directions near the Daniel Interchange and Highway 1 has been closed eastbound. The Fire and Rescue Services called on the public to avoid arriving in the area.

Will Hamas Disarm? Gaza Militia Leaders: "The People Will Kill Them, Not Us"
The reality in the Gaza Strip is shaped by three power centers: the IDF, Hamas, and local militias. The struggle over weapons and security mechanisms remains the primary obstacle to any future settlement.

Iran Dismisses Parliamentarians Who Opposed Negotiations with the US
The Iranian parliament has dismissed Ebrahim Rezai and Mahmoud Nabavian from their senior positions in the National Security Committee. Both officials were known for their vocal opposition to talks with Washington.

British Man Sentenced for Keeping Mother’s Body in Freezer for Three Years
A British court has sentenced 60-year-old Christopher Phillips to two years and four months in prison. He kept his mother's body in a freezer for nearly three years while continuing to collect her benefits.

Attorney and 4 others arrested: Suspected of suborning minors to give false testimony
According to the police, the attorney claimed to investigators from the Central District's YAMAR that she possessed evidence that could exonerate a defendant charged with serious security offenses in Ramle. Suspicion arose in the State Attorney's Office regarding the source of the materials, leading to an investigation.

Lieberman on Yair Golan: "I would be happy to praise him, just let him be quiet"
The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman said he would not agree to a government in which the Democrats would receive the defense, internal security, or justice portfolios. And why is he attacking him? "Let him be quiet - that is his greatest contribution to our victory."

Israel Katz: The False Image of a Bully
Defense Minister Israel Katz did not dismiss Major General Avi Bluth live on air, despite the impression he sought to create. An analysis of his appearance on Channel 14 reveals a minister manipulated by a studio format.

Tied to a chair and a cake in the face: The regular humiliation ceremony at the US giant company
A former Comcast employee is suing the company, claiming that at the branch where he worked in Connecticut, there was a monthly ritual where the employee with the lowest sales figures was tied to a chair in the back office and had a whipped cream cake thrown in their face by colleagues. After sending a message to the regional manager about the matter and receiving no response, he resigned for fear...