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'Continuing Son' Died Before Parents: Court Rules on Farm Ownership
A father of five passed away while his mother was still alive, sparking a legal dispute among his children over the ownership of a moshav farm. The court ruled that the deceased's status as a 'continuing son' remains valid.

Benjamin Netanyahu Heads to Washington: USA and Iran Seek Compromise
Amidst mediation efforts by Qatar and Oman to revive diplomatic channels, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to the US. Discussions are centered on a compromise regarding the Strait of Hormuz, though the situation remains highly volatile.

On screen: Cristiano Ronaldo's new and surprising project
The Portugal and Al-Nassr star will serve as executive producer and appear in the new drama series 'Day 1s', centered on the world of football agents in England.

Trail cameras disappear across the country: hungry hyenas exposed as culprits
A camera placed as part of an urban nature survey in Rehovot was chewed and disappeared along with its memory card. The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI) says this is not an isolated case: three similar incidents have been documented in the north, reflecting the growing presence of hyenas near city outskirts.

Not Every 'Recalcitrant Tenant' Is Stubborn: How to Protect Your Rights Without Alienating Neighbors
A series of recent court rulings has established that tenants who refused to sign urban renewal deals were justified in their struggle after discrimination, planning flaws, or developer misconduct were uncovered. When is an objection legitimate, in what cases can you file a lawsuit, and how do you present substantive demands without being labeled a 'recalcitrant tenant'? A guide.

Ice cream with caviar for $100: How a local business conquered the USA
In Hopkins, Minnesota, customers queue for artisanal ice cream despite premium prices. This success reflects shifting American spending habits and a growing desire to support local businesses in an increasingly automated world.

"Some companies no longer have a right to exist": On the way to another wave of layoffs in Israeli high-tech?
Monday laid off hundreds of employees despite excellent performance, as AI tools reduce the need for users and hurt the SaaS model (annual payment per user). A similar phenomenon has already affected Salesforce, Wix, and Adobe. Venture capital investors explain the profile of the companies being hit, who else might be affected, and what mistakes to avoid.

Former senior officials' letter to Trump, on the eve of Netanyahu's visit: "Settler terror is destructive, prevent a disaster"
"No one but you can prevent this disaster," wrote members of the "Commanders for Israel's Security" organization, which includes about 600 former senior security officials - including former heads of the Mossad and Shin Bet - to the President. "We hope you will use your meeting with the PM to convey a firm and clear message to him."

At an altitude of 2,110 meters: the giant swing that dropped our jaws
Three passengers, a 90-degree angle and a view that is hard to look away from: a new attraction at the summit of Grans-Chamossaire in Switzerland offers a dizzying mix of adrenaline and alpine scenery. Behind the experience lies a strategic effort by ski resorts to adapt to a changing climate.

Pirlo Responds to Controversy: "My Love for Italy Does Not Depend on Anything"
After it was revealed that he serves as a global ambassador for the Russian betting company "Fonbet", it is widely believed in Italy that the football legend will not be appointed as the national team coach. Will Maldini resign as a result?

Surreal: Bee attack stops a soccer match in Brazil
The unusual event occurred in the 11th minute of a youth match, forcing players, coaches, and referees to lie on the ground before clearing the pitch. After about ten minutes, the game was resumed.

The forecast: Gradual warming - towards extreme heat stress
Today temperatures will rise slightly and be normal for the season, and tomorrow the trend will continue with further warming. On Wednesday it will become hotter and drier than usual, on Thursday - a heatwave.

USA: Shooting in downtown Seattle, reports of casualties
According to local reports, at least six people were injured, their condition is unclear. "We heard at least seven or eight shots," eyewitnesses told at a food festival in the northwestern city. Footage from the scene showed one person being handcuffed.

The fault line between the Democratic Party and Israel
The Democratic Party was for decades the natural home for American Jews and for support for Israel, but since tensions began between Netanyahu and Obama, and even more so since October 7, relations have been deteriorating. Attorney Ido Dambin, an expert on American politics and Israel-USA relations, explains where the rift comes from and why the current situation allows figures hostile to Israel...

Barcelona's Israeli diamond: 'He is going to have a huge career'
From a Bar Mitzvah trip to Barcelona to his first minutes in the senior team: 17-year-old Oriane Goren is making history, impressing the Spanish media and Catalan fans, drawing comparisons to Pedri and Iniesta, and earning the trust of Hansi Flick.

Pogačar continues to reach peaks that seemed possible only for the generation of cheaters
At 27, Tadej Pogačar won the Tour de France for the fifth time, and the exclusive first place is only a matter of time. In the clean era of cycling, no one can compete with his supreme ability.

The rockstar has arrived at the national team: Will Jürgen Klopp save Germany?
In a country where football is a religion, Jürgen Klopp could be a god. He is charismatic, an expert in nurturing players, a sweeping motivator, and he will be the biggest star on the German national team. The big question is whether he still has it.

The New Spirit of Brotherhood
The new-old spirit that prevented the fires of hatred from spreading over the weekend in the left-wing feed gives hope that something real in us is beginning to heal.

It's on you, Chief of Staff
The escalation in the West Bank presents Eyal Zamir with another moment where he must decide which side of history to stand on. His actions will determine whether he is remembered as a principled officer or a figure enabling political cynicism.

The arenas between the rounds
As long as the arenas around us remain open, whether it is Lebanon, Syria, or the Gaza Strip, the threats exist and the focus shifts in an endless loop between one threat circle and another, regardless of whether they are strategic or tactical.

Where the rocket fell: Commemorating the 12 children plucked away, two years after the Majdal Shams disaster
Two years after the Majdal Shams disaster, where 12 children were killed by a Hezbollah rocket on a soccer field, a memorial installation is unveiled. The design, by architect Zvika Pasternak, preserves the impact crater and incorporates a wall saved at the request of a grieving father.

To control, not to withdraw
Most Israeli citizens do not want us to withdraw from the territories, and at the same time, do not support violence against Palestinians. Therefore, we must ensure order and absolute control of the IDF on the ground.

Playing with fire
The security paradox of Judea and Samaria makes the arena particularly complex: precisely when Palestinian terrorism is on a downward trend, Jewish nationalist crime is rising, and the friction creates a threat that could ignite the area and create a cycle of revenge.

The government is leading to an intifada
If the third intifada occurs, it will be different from the two that preceded it: it will be the first to arise in accordance with the vision of the Government of Israel. There are those who sow wind in the hope of reaping a storm. What enrages is that the IDF, the legal sovereign in the territories, has its head in the sand.

Ra'am holds primaries for the first time since separating from the Shura Council: "We are running alone"
MK Mansour Abbas's party will hold internal elections next month. The list will maintain a geographical balance between the Galilee, the Triangle, and the Negev. Abbas confirmed that Ra'am will not join a list with Hadash, Ta'al, and Balad.

Trump published AI images of an attack on Kharg and the bombing of a vessel
Despite conciliatory signals from both Tehran and Washington, the US President published militant AI images depicting himself on an oil tanker and a massive attack on an Iranian oil island.

Toronto: Shooting at a Jewish bakery and attack on another chain branch
Two branches of the Kiva's Bagel Bar chain were attacked in quick succession: shots were fired at one branch, and a window was shattered at another. Police are investigating the incidents as potential hate crimes.

Reservist in Judea and Samaria: "We were told to use physical force against Jews if necessary"
Following the attack that claimed the lives of Benyahu Melet and Major Yuval Ezra, the IDF has deployed across hundreds of locations in Judea and Samaria, conducting numerous arrests. Staff Sergeant (res.) Shahar, who has served in the area for years, reported that commanders are instructing troops to strictly manage friction, including the use of physical force against both sides if required.

The next high-profile target for Hapoel Tel Aviv: Maxi Kleber
The Reds are considering adding the German forward-center (34, 2.08m) who has worn the jerseys of the Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks for the past nine seasons.

The Interceptor Crisis: Why the West and Israel Face Depleted Stocks
The Pentagon has warned of a critical shortage of interceptors amid the war with Iran. Experts note that missiles have become the leading strategy for regional powers, while the West finds itself unprepared for a war of attrition due to lost industrial capacity.

History in Paris: Tadej Pogačar Wins Tour de France for the Fifth Time
The 27-year-old Slovenian equaled the record for race wins and became the youngest ever to reach five titles. Mathieu van der Poel won in a dramatic final stage, Remco Evenepoel finished second, and Isaac del Toro became the first Mexican on the podium.

Sensation: The youth team recorded a huge victory over France
After defeating Greece in the opening round of the European Basketball Championship, Nadav Zilberstein's team continued their momentum with a 91:77 win over the French - and secured the top spot in the group.

Yanai: "The Association chairman approached me with the goal of naturalizing Oturu"
The owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv posted a video on social media claiming that the move to naturalize Dan Oturu was already underway, but according to him, the situation changed the moment "people from Maccabi Tel Aviv came."

Maccabi Blocked LGBT Parents from Accessing Children's Medical Records Without Notice
LGBT parents have reported that Maccabi HMO restricted access to their children's medical records to biological parents only. The HMO cites compliance with Amendment 13 of the Privacy Protection Law, while parents demand an immediate reversal of this discriminatory policy.

"I am bringing the forces to readiness": Correspondence reveals IDF knew about the hike preceding the attack
Exposure: On the night between Thursday and Friday, the Havat Gilad security officer coordinated with military officials regarding security for hikers. Despite warnings, the event was not officially approved, leading to a confrontation that claimed the lives of Major Yuval Ezra and standby squad member Benyahu Malet.

Drawing a red line: Sohlberg orders Smotrich to remove AI-generated video of Eisenkot and Abu Mazen
The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee ordered the removal of the video, noting that it 'looks realistic.' He explained that the disclaimer regarding AI usage was not sufficiently visible, failing to prevent the potential deception of voters.

The heartbreaking eulogy of Yuval Ezra's fiancée: "Everyone admired you"
Family and friends gathered at the Beit Dagan cemetery to bid farewell to Major Yuval Ezra, who was killed in a shooting attack in Samaria. His mother, fiancée, and battalion commander paid tribute to his character, leadership, and heroism.

The Iranian Crown Prince's sharp criticism of Trump: "That is not what thousands died for"
According to the Iranian Crown Prince, the Iranians whom the regime brutally suppressed "did not die so that a strait would remain open or for the sake of a nuclear deal. They died for freedom." The President of the World Jewish Congress, Sylvan Adams, gave him two mezuzahs - "one intended for the future Israeli embassy in Tehran, and the second for the future Iranian embassy in Jerusalem."

Conflict in the Histadrut: Arnon Bar-David dismissed the chair of a union representing tens of thousands of workers
Following prolonged confrontations, Histadrut Chairman Arnon Bar-David announced the dismissal of Alexandra Krushinski, chair of the MAHAR union for academics in social and human sciences, citing management failures and crises of trust. Krushinski condemned the move as a violation of the members' democratic right to choose their representatives.

"I am happy that Yuval returned, and that his family was spared many more tears. But the gap from Haymonot breaks my heart"
Almost two and a half years have passed since Haymonot Kasau disappeared, and despite repeated appeals from the family, the Shin Bet has not entered the picture - and at Lahav 433, according to the father, they no longer answer them. The meeting with Netanyahu also did not help: "He said he would check and return with an answer. Since then we have not heard from him." He concluded with pain: "I...