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A drone discovered near the National Security Minister's home in Kiryat Arba contained no explosives. The IDF has recovered the device, and no injuries were reported.

President Volodymyr Zelensky reported strikes on vessels used for military cargo shipments related to Iran, as well as a warship. Tehran confirmed that one commercial vessel was damaged and a crew member killed, labeling the attack an "act of aggression that threatens to further expand the scope of the war."

Following the killing of Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet in a terror attack, which led to the shooting death of the terrorist and other Palestinians, tensions in Judea and Samaria have reached a breaking point. Residents of the settlements blame the authorities for inaction, while Palestinian representatives claim their reaction is a result of justified anger.

The blood spilled in the event in the village of Tel is on the hands of the terrorist who grabbed the weapon, but also on the hands of the government that knowingly allows violence and Jewish terror unhindered, on the hands of the Israel Police that gives full backing to a group of serial lawbreakers, and on the hands of the IDF and the Shin Bet that are afraid to confront a group of provocateurs.

Israel braced for escalation between Friday and Saturday, but the US and Iran held their fire. Meanwhile, ICC prosecutor Karim Khan was dismissed, and security measures were tightened in Judea and Samaria following recent attacks.

A confrontation developed between an Israeli citizen and a Palestinian near a farm in the Susiya area, during which the latter snatched a weapon, fired into the air, and fled to a nearby village.

Major Yuval Ezra was already at home and his mother was preparing his favorite dish: kubbeh. But he was called back due to the tension in the West Bank, arrived to handle a confrontation between Palestinians and Israelis — and was shot to death by a terrorist. "We have been receiving hundreds of messages from his soldiers since," his family members share in pain. "We will bury our hero son, sit...

The Brazilian star has entered the final year of his contract at Real Madrid, and The Athletic claims he is high on Mikel Arteta's list of reinforcements for next season.

About 20 settlers entered the village of Tel, where Major Yuval Ezra and Binyamin Malet were killed yesterday in a confrontation with Palestinians. No unusual incidents have been reported, and IDF forces are on their way to evacuate them.

The Israeli youth national team, coached by Nadav Zilberstein, secured a prestigious 93:84 overtime victory against Greece. Aviv Aronov (30 points) and David Mosis (26 points and 19 rebounds) led the team to success.

Eisenkot does not need to continue conducting a direct negative campaign against Netanyahu. According to polls, most of the public is convinced that the prime minister has failed in his role, and any attempt by him to create a positive message causes embarrassment.

In Jerusalem, it was estimated that Donald Trump would carry out the strike against Iran on the night between Friday and Saturday, but as the hours passed, it became clear that he was giving Tehran another chance. The assessment in Israel has not changed: the memorandum of understanding between Iran and the USA is dead, and the chance for a permanent agreement is zero.

Tevel Rachmani, a content creator living in the US, arrived to visit his mother who was staying in the country as part of an international community project. A video he uploaded to the web drew a wave of anti-Israel comments and led to the intervention of local authorities, who canceled the project's operating license.

Large-scale protests in India, led by the satirical "People's Cockroach Party," have achieved a major victory as Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned. The movement was sparked by a massive exam leak scandal that affected two million students and led to several suicides.

Russia is deeply mired in the war in Ukraine, suffering heavy casualties and facing economic strain. However, according to a strategic document by the Atlantic Council, Vladimir Putin is not stopping. The West fears he may attempt to break the stalemate by provoking a crisis on NATO territory to prove that the mutual defense clause is merely an illusion.

Parallel to the escalation with Iran, concern about an outbreak is growing on the Yemen front: Reuters reported that the Houthis and Yemeni government forces are reinforcing their positions. Riyadh, losing patience, has begun striking back. Notably, missiles fired at the port of Yanbu were intercepted by a Greek Patriot battery team stationed in the kingdom.

Logitech is trying to do something in the G512 X 98 that no major manufacturer has done to date: combine mechanical and magnetic switches on the same keyboard. The result is a flexible, original, and particularly enjoyable product for gamers and also for those who type for long hours. The big question is whether all this is worth the price?

Immediately after October 7, a specialized unit was established within the Shin Bet with a clear objective: to eliminate all terrorists who invaded the Gaza envelope, committed atrocities, and held hostages. The operation continues, and security officials affirm: "We will settle the score with everyone."

SpaceX's giant spacecraft successfully met all the objectives of the 13th test flight, recording a successful soft landing at sea. The experiment was only marred by a malfunction in landing the launch rocket.

Three months after the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner was canceled due to a shooting, Donald Trump attended the renewed gala. The President shook hands with journalists he had previously sued and delivered a speech filled with biting jokes about his political opponents and the media.

The huge sums that crossed the 100 million pound threshold have changed English football beyond recognition. We dove into the list of the ten biggest deals in Premier League history to check who delivered on the pitch, who needed time to adapt — and who turned out to be a resounding flop.

An investigation by New York magazine attributes to the former treasurer of the New York Young Republican Club the operation of an X account that spread antisemitic and racist content. He denies the allegations, but has been removed from his position, and prominent donors are demanding explanations regarding the conduct at the club.

Yossi came out of the closet only at age 28 and swore to himself that he would no longer live a lie. Together with Eli, they are raising a pair of twins ("I am tired to levels I cannot imagine, but it is the most amazing thing there is") and they tell what it is like to be a gay family in Rishon LeZion compared to Tel Aviv and the dream of making culture accessible to the periphery.

Temperatures will rise today and the sea will be dangerous for swimming. Tomorrow will see a drop in temperatures to slightly below seasonal averages, with a return to normal levels by Monday.

Amid ambiguity surrounding the use of the old Air Force One to bring Donald Trump back from the NATO summit in Turkey, The New York Times reported that the decision stemmed from a "credible threat from Iranian proxy forces" to the life of the US President. The Times noted that this threat is distinct from the one previously warned about by Israeli intelligence.

The US President was asked about LeBron James' move to Philadelphia and the eternal debate over who is greater, Michael Jordan or LeBron James. Trump did not hesitate to choose the Chicago Bulls legend, adding: "Maybe he is a racist. Maybe he just doesn't like Trump."

Saudi Arabia reported an attack on a vessel flying the kingdom's flag in the Red Sea. Shortly after, Riyadh launched strikes on the port city of Hodeidah, with reports of explosions in weapons depots. The Houthis threatened a harsh response, stating: 'Any escalation will be met with a harsher escalation.'

Following a federal court ruling that the deal must be re-examined, Paramount has been forced to halt the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The company is expected to pay a penalty of $7 million per day starting September 30 until a judge rules on the future of the merger. Based on past cases, such proceedings can take many months.

According to The New York Times, US intelligence assesses that Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, unlike his father, is interested in developing a nuclear warhead for long-range missiles. Fearing a commando operation at the fortified 'Mount of Sorcery' facility, Iran has deployed ground forces to the site.

Attorney Einat Blenro recalls one of the most difficult cases in her career: a girl who grew up in a closed society and became a victim of systematic abuse by her father, supported by her entire family. “This was not just a legal story, it was a human story,” she says.

Returning to the East makes sense and Philadelphia's roster is loaded with talent, but at 41, James prefers a corporate and cold move over drama or nostalgia. Now there is only one way to sell this move: to bring the Sixers their first championship in 43 years.

Pet owners in South Korea are increasingly turning to tarot readers to understand their dogs' emotions. The rise in pet ownership, coupled with a declining birth rate, has made this unique service a growing trend.

From medical certificates in 1948 to visual examinations in Budapest, Olympic sports have long struggled to scientifically define what a woman is. The IOC's decision and the WTA's adoption of mandatory genetic testing ahead of the Los Angeles 2028 Games have brought this charged issue back to the center stage.

The legendary rower, Olaf Tufte, was more than just an ordinary athlete. He competed for three decades and was an inspiration to entire generations of rowers, not only because of the medals he won, but also because of his ability to adapt himself every time to a different style of competition.

Police suspect that current and former employees facilitated the filing of false tax returns totaling approximately 80 million shekels. Investigators estimate that the tax officials involved received bribes totaling 15 million shekels, acting independently but with knowledge of one another's activities.

The Meteorological Service warns of high waves and strong currents along the Mediterranean coast over the coming days. Following a brief respite from the heat, temperatures are expected to rise again by the middle of next week, exceeding seasonal averages.

Spain celebrated a magnificent victory, but the true final moment of the 2026 World Cup was one look from Lionel Messi, which made us all feel emotional along with him. These were not tears of defeat, but tears of farewell to an entire era - a rare piece of history. Do you also have something to say? Send us columns to the address: kick@ynet.co.il

Hundreds of teenagers are waiting for placement in "Youth Protection" locked facilities, but a shortage of beds leads to at-risk youth committing serious crimes. Only after arrest do places suddenly become available. The Ministry of Welfare promises to expand the network of hostels over the next two years.

Sadiq Khan stated he would pressure the British government to enforce the ICC arrest warrant if Benjamin Netanyahu visits London. Meanwhile, Maryland Governor Wes Moore declined to clarify if his state would attempt to arrest the Prime Minister if he lands at Andrews Air Force Base.

The law established a compensation mechanism for property owners in buildings to be expropriated, but does not explicitly regulate the rights of protected tenants. Is it possible they will be forced to settle for compensation based on key money alone?