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Israeli midfielder Oscar Gloukh delivered a stunning performance, scoring a hat-trick in just 18 minutes during Ajax's 1:4 victory over Vojvodina in the Conference League qualifiers.

The family of a 28-year-old Lod resident, who suffered from mental health issues and was shot by a YASAM officer, has petitioned the Supreme Court for the release of his body. While police initially blocked a demonstration supporting the family, they retracted the decision following legal action. The body has been held at the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute for a month.

An Israeli citizen in his 30s was hospitalized after being stabbed at the Ozora music festival. Local police have arrested three suspects in the attack. In a separate incident, two Israelis, including a survivor of the Nova festival, were arrested for allegedly selling drugs to an undercover detective.

During a closed-door meeting, the Democrats party leadership instructed candidates to coordinate all public statements with headquarters. Gaby Lasky urged Yair Golan to replace the term "Judea and Samaria" with "West Bank," but the chairman rejected the request.

The dismantling of UNIFIL, the UN peacekeeping force, leaves a security vacuum in southern Lebanon that the Turkish president intends to fill. Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced plans to deploy troops to the Israeli border as part of a new security initiative.

The German champion concluded its training camp in Tegernsee with a 15:0 win over the amateur team. Since the first documented meeting in 2006, the Bavarians have scored 113 goals in six matches against their regular opponent, which also conceded 27:0 in 2023 and 23:0 in 2019.

A Georgia court sentenced Colin Gray to 15 years in prison for gifting his son the rifle used in the Apalachee High School massacre. This marks a rare instance of a parent being held criminally liable for a school shooting committed by their child.

Four months after being killed by accidental IDF artillery fire during Operation "Lion's Roar," Ofer (Pushko) Moskovich was laid to rest in Kibbutz Misgav Am. Hundreds gathered to honor the Galilee farmer.

A day after Hezbollah violated the ceasefire, Israel is preparing a series of responses. Defense sources emphasize there is no desire to collapse the agreement at this stage, but the IDF is ready for all scenarios.

Identification via dog tags and an additional soldier, voting in protected spaces, and documentation in case of evacuation to a shelter: The cannons are roaring even as elections approach, and the Central Elections Committee is preparing for various scenarios. Decisions regarding voting during wartime, and also: the concern in the Likud about "bribery."

A daughter filed a major lawsuit against her mother, who had previously appointed her as her proxy. The court ruled that an external organization would take over the management of the elderly woman's assets due to a clear conflict of interest.

Police Commissioner Dani Levy has dismissed rapper Yoav Eliasi (HaTzel) from his role as commander of a rapid response team. The decision follows a Haaretz investigation into his alleged abuse of police connections.

The Israeli youth national team, undefeated in four games at the European Championship, faces Slovenia in the quarterfinals. The winner secures a spot in the final four and a ticket to the U19 World Championship.

If it is possible to retouch Netanyahu's responsibility for the failures of October 7, why make a big deal out of retouching his facial skin?

Groups of hikers in Judea and Samaria are planning to arrive tomorrow in the area of the village of Til, where a terror attack occurred last week in which Binyahu Melet was murdered and Major Yuval Ezra fell. As of now, the hikes have not been coordinated with the security forces, and the IDF clarifies that entry into Area A is dangerous. The organizers: Terror will not prevent us from continuing...

Egypt faces a UAV attack on two gas tankers at the port of Damietta, occurring amid Cairo's concerns over shipping security in the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Egyptian authorities are investigating, while the incident remains largely absent from local media headlines.

A resident of Beit Hanina was arrested following a high-speed chase after breaking through a checkpoint. It was discovered that he had been impersonating a security officer to smuggle 21 illegal aliens into Israel by hiding them in a secret compartment within his vehicle.

Only after being required to pay child support for an 8-year-old girl registered as his daughter, the man requested a tissue test. Although the mother agreed, the judge rejected the request for fear of harming the minor.

The original indictment charged the defendant with the act itself, but a plea bargain reduced his role. Despite the State's request for up to 8 years, the court imposed a lighter sentence.

Amir Titi was arrested last month. According to the indictment, he received tens of thousands of shekels from Iran in exchange for information regarding Israeli hospitals and surveillance of high-ranking officials. His lawyer claims he was deceived and believed he was acting on behalf of the state.

Ahead of a significant increase in heat loads, the head of the Meteorological Service, Dr. Amir Givati, said in an interview with the ynet studio: "The Galilee and Golan areas will be scorching." Relief is expected only on Tuesday, and a warning is issued to travelers: "Every small spark can turn into a big fire."

Electronic Arts (EA) laid off employees at four game studios as part of a "reorganization," while CEO Andrew Wilson's annual compensation package jumped by $8 million compared to the previous year.

According to the BBC, the 48-year-old coach will end his tenure at St. James' Park after five seasons. The 4:1 defeat to Bristol City in a friendly match yesterday was likely his final game on the sidelines.

Former Maccabi Petah Tikva player Lameck Banda did not show up for medical tests and the training camp, and the club does not know his whereabouts. Initially, he claimed passport issues, but simultaneously posted a video of himself playing with friends. The president attacked: "He chose the worst way."

A political police force, whose officers feel they have immunity from prosecution, can serve as a clear tool for rigging elections. From false arrests, unjustified heating up of the field, political investigations, leaking sensitive information, through harassment of parties and candidates, preventing demonstrations and gatherings and suppressing messages against the government, to ignoring...

Unknown assailants fired shots at the Troy event hall in Ashdod during an event early Thursday morning. No injuries were reported, and police have launched an investigation.

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According to the sources who spoke to the New York Times, the explosion was caused by a drone attack - and signaled that if an escalation occurs, Tehran could cause an even more severe energy crisis. They did not specify whether Iran launched the drone directly, or one of its proxies.

False rumors about the football legend spread online and led to a wave of farewell messages. The club clarified: "He is going through a complex period, please respect his privacy."

In Israel, the title "The First Lady" is reserved for the wife of the President, but the Prime Minister's Office referred to Sara Netanyahu this way. During the visit to the USA, not only her face was retouched, but also the face of the Prime Minister himself.

The revenge thriller "Motor City" takes viewers back to the 70s with stylized violence, a hit-filled soundtrack, and an almost complete absence of dialogue. Stars Shailene Woodley and Ben Foster discuss the violent scenes, working in silence, and why music was their most important tool on set.

After nine seasons where "Rick and Morty" turned from brilliant sci-fi anarchy into a brand addicted to gloom, the spin-off "President Curtis" arrives with a completely different approach. The badass American president at its center replaces existential despair with cheerfulness and healthy absurdity.

The legendary former star explained why he thinks James chose to start his 24th season in the league and why he believes he will continue to push the historic scoring record: "He wants to set it so far out that no one will break it."

After more than a hundred years of amendments, reliefs, and experiments, it is time to ask the question no one dares: does the offside rule still serve football, or does it actually harm it?

The company Polar Night Energy has built a 13-meter-high tower in the town of Pornainen containing compressed sand reservoirs, which "absorb" cheap electricity from wind and solar, and release it on demand. The reservoir already generates 55%–60% of the local district heating and reduces gas usage by 80%, and the ability to convert the heat back into electricity is now being tested.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is attempting to lower tensions surrounding the FIFA Forward Enterprise plan, asserting that it is merely a consultative proposal rather than a binding step. UEFA has labeled the initiative a "red line" and is considering a potential boycott of FIFA tournaments.

While parts of Europe are dealing with heavy heat, glaciers and snow are still waiting at the peaks of the Tyrol region. Hilla Mor Alon, an expert on trips to Austria who has scoured the area, organizes things: from three recommended valleys to benefit cards that grant free entry and discounts to attractions — this is everything you should know before the vacation.

The defensive players messed up, Kings Kangwa did stupid things in his farewell appearance, but Zahi Ahmed, the man who always covers for others, saved the Israeli champion from conceding - and then also broke the dam on the way to a critical victory and securing a long European season.

Tomorrow, gymnast Alex Myakinin faces a crucial fitness test that will decide if he qualifies for the European Championships. In an interview, he shares his efforts: “I have two more weeks to put up a fight and show that I'm here.”

While the two countries speak through threats and missiles, an Israeli and an Iranian met for a different kind of battle – on the judo mat, with national flags on their chests. Seven years after the Ayatollah regime prevented them from meeting in the World Championship final, Sagi Muki and Saeid Mollaei closed an emotional circle – in the Holy Land. Mollaei: "So happy to be here."