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The Creators of Beit Thai Open Grand New Restaurant Chae Lak in Herzliya
Yariv and Lak Malili, founders of Beit Thai, have opened Chae Lak at the Publica Isrotel Hotel in Herzliya. The stunning grand restaurant blends authentic Thai traditions with modern design.

AI Nudify Apps Fuel Surge in Non-Consensual Deepfake Content
Cybersecurity experts warn over the rapid rise of AI Nudify applications creating non-consensual intimate images. Studies show millions of monthly visitors to deepfake sites, prompting strict legal and removal warnings.

Herzliya Honors Modi Alon, First Commander of IAF 101st Squadron
A memorial was unveiled in Herzliya for Lt. Col. Modi Alon, the first commander of the IAF 101st Squadron, who died in a 1948 crash following a mission against Egyptian forces.

Holon Boy Attacked by Dog Receives 70,000 Shekel Settlement
An 8-year-old boy from Holon who was severely bitten in the head by a neighbor's unmuzzled dog will receive 70,000 shekels in a legal settlement following years of trauma.

Herzliya Municipality and Councilman Clash Over Public Land Parking Lot
A public land dispute in Herzliya between Mayor Yariv Fisher and city council member Rafi Kadosh centers on municipal plans to build a new parking lot.

From Kyoto to Nahalat Binyamin: Shimon Babou Opens MR. Chaw in Tel Aviv
Shimon Babou, founder of the legendary Kyoto sushi restaurant, has opened MR. Chaw, a vibrant new Japanese bar on Tel Aviv's Nahalat Binyamin street.

Kiryat Gat Surges to Lead National Apartment Sales with 1,044 Units
Kiryat Gat topped nationwide apartment sales between June and August with 1,044 units sold, driven largely by subsidized housing projects and significant price gaps.

Tycoon Alfred Akirov Eyes Alrov Delisting and Clal Control at 85
At 85, Israeli tycoon Alfred Akirov is considering taking Alrov private due to low stock liquidity, a move that could also help him bypass regulations to gain control of Clal Insurance.

Proofpoint to Acquire Cybersecurity Firm Varonis in 6.3 Billion Dollar Deal
American firm Proofpoint has agreed to acquire cybersecurity company Varonis for 6.3 billion dollars in cash, leading to its delisting from Nasdaq.

Ma'ale Adumim Tender Fails as Tel Aviv and Herzliya Advance Real Estate Plans
Recent real estate tenders in Ma'ale Adumim received no bids, while Tel Aviv advanced the Beit Romano preservation plan and Herzliya approved the new UAE embassy.

UAE Embassy Permanent Complex Approved in Herzliya Pituach
The Tel Aviv District Planning and Building Committee has approved the construction of a permanent 15-story UAE embassy complex in Herzliya Pituach, six years after the normalization of ties.
Microsoft Unveils Maia 300 AI Chip to Boost Infrastructure and Reduce Nvidia Reliance
Microsoft has unveiled Maia 300, its third-generation AI chip built on a chiplet architecture to rival Nvidia. Alongside massive infrastructure investments, the tech giant is restructuring its Israeli R&D center.
Bnot Herzliya Advances to European Cup Next Round
Bnot Herzliya advanced to the next round of the Women's EHF European Cup after completing a double victory over Kosovo's Istogu, winning the second leg 27-29.
Herzliya Residents Frustrated as Repeat Vandalism Suspect Released Again
Residents and business owners in Herzliya face a repeat offender suspected of multiple violent acts and vandalism, yet repeatedly released by court decisions despite police appeals.
Ralph Lauren Home Makes Exclusive Return to Israel at Herzliya Showroom
International luxury brand Ralph Lauren Home returns to Israel, offering exclusive furniture, decor, and classic American design at the Pitaro Hecht showroom in Herzliya.
Herzliya School Outraged After Otzma Yehudit Distributes Noose Badges
A political storm erupted at a Herzliya high school after Otzma Yehudit distributed badges depicting a noose to students, drawing sharp condemnation from the mayor.
New Culinary Hotspots: From Carmel Market Tacos to Jaffa's Wellness Bars
Discover the latest culinary hotspots in Israel, from a new birria taqueria in Tel Aviv's Carmel Market to trendy wine bars in Herzliya and Bukharian eateries.

Three Suspects Arrested Over Severe Assault and Death in Herzliya
Three suspects were arrested in connection with a severe assault in Herzliya that left a man dead after weeks in a coma at Meir Medical Center.
Cognyte Secures $20 Million Contract Renewal With Tier-1 EMEA Agency
Cognyte Software has secured a one-year contract renewal valued at over $20 million with a Tier-1 national security agency in the EMEA region.

Herzliya Police and Municipality Conduct Joint Security Operation and Arrest Suspect
Herzliya police and municipal forces conducted a joint security operation, inspecting over 120 vehicles, issuing micromobility fines, and arresting a car theft suspect.
New Omakase Restaurant Crudo Lab Opens in Herzliya Pituach
Crudo Lab, a new omakase restaurant in Herzliya Pituach, sparked discussion after requiring full pre-payment for its 490-shekel tasting menu, adopting the global ticketing model.
Israel Railways Announces Temporary Nighttime Schedule Changes in Yavne Area
Israel Railways announced temporary overnight schedule changes and free shuttle buses due to track infrastructure work in the Yavne area affecting Ashkelon and Herzliya lines.
Herzliya Mall Bucks National Downward Trend with 14% Surge in Summer Traffic
While Israel's mall sector saw a summer decline in 2026, Herzliya's Seven Stars Mall surged by 13.9% due to new attractions, alongside major commercial real estate deals.
Herzliya's Arena Mall Reimagined in 200M NIS Waterfront Redevelopment
Herzliya's Arena mall is undergoing a 200 million shekel transformation led by Reality Fund, turning the struggling enclosed shopping center into seven open, independent waterfront buildings.
From Buddhist Monasteries to Faith: Rabbi Yitzhak Fanger's Journey
Rabbi Yitzhak Fanger shares his journey from a secular upbringing in Herzliya and Buddhist monasteries in India back to his Jewish faith.
Israel Approves New Hoze HaMedina Interchange on Coastal Road
The Tel Aviv District Planner has approved the new "Hoze HaMedina" interchange on the Coastal Road. The project will connect Ramat Hasharon and Herzliya Pituach, ease traffic, and feature green transit and urban spaces.

Reality Fund and Rekhes Real Estate Win Major Land Tenders in Herzliya and Kiryat Gat
The Israel Land Authority completed two major tenders: Reality Fund secured residential land in Herzliya for 42 million NIS, while Rekhes Real Estate acquired industrial land in Kiryat Gat for 53 million NIS.
Average Rent in Israel Crosses 5,000 NIS as Outer-Circle Cities Surge
Average monthly rent in Israel crossed 5,000 NIS in the first half of 2026, rising 3.1% to 5,069 NIS. While Tel Aviv remains the most expensive city, outer-circle areas like Beit Shemesh saw the sharpest increases, jumping 9.9%.
Police Officer Indicted for Choking Teen and Disabling Body Camera in Herzliya
An indictment has been filed against police officer Amir Mazigit for allegedly choking an 18-year-old at a Herzliya care home, threatening him with a Taser, and turning off his body camera to cover up the assault.
State Appeals 'Lenient' Sentence for Assault That Left Herzliya Valet Paralyzed
The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor's Office has appealed a 21-month prison sentence handed to Daniel Cohen for assaulting a parking attendant in Herzliya. The state demands 48 months in prison, citing that the victim was left 100% disabled.
Harel Insurance Sued for 129,000 Shekels Over Denied Nursing Claim
A 79-year-old resident of Givatayim has filed a 129,735 NIS lawsuit against Harel Insurance in Herzliya. The company rejected his long-term care claim based on covert surveillance, ignoring its own doctor's findings.
Strangled a caregiver because he "received a mission to kill": Indictment against a Herzliya resident
The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment for aggravated assault against the attacker in Even Yehuda. During his interrogation, he claimed that parties threatened his family's lives and demanded he murder an elderly person, after having previously ordered him to decapitate a teddy bear and kill a rabbit. The state requests to keep him in custody until the end of proceedings and refer him for...

Herzliya gets 2 new places that bring the hot trend to the city
Three wine bars in the Sharon area and one in Kiryat Ono, new New York-style pizzerias, a cafe with a large menu of matcha drinks, additional skewer restaurants, the taco trend continues to expand, as does the 'dine and party' restaurant trend. Many new places opened this week, here is everything you need to know.
Woman scammed out of 30,000 shekels: "He said he was from the restaurant and there was a card issue"
Natalie Haya Tolmas ordered food from the Sushi Room restaurant in Herzliya, only to be targeted by a fraudster posing as staff who convinced her to provide her credit card details again. In an interview with "Morning News," she detailed the cunning scam and warned others to remain vigilant.

Ahead of the school year: 16 illegal residents arrested near educational institutions in central Israel
In a police operation in Tel Aviv and Herzliya, three residents of Jenin were located in a school undergoing renovations and six others at a construction site near a study center. Seven additional illegal residents were arrested and two employers were detained for questioning.
Opening hearts, expanding the family: dogs and cats waiting for a home
A variety of dogs and cats are currently in various shelters in Israel. A home, affection, walks, and good people to be around - that is all they need and ask for. Come adopt a new friend, another family member who will bring joy and return a lot of love to you. The weekly adoption column of ynet.
I thought I came for sushi. And then I found out what MOON is doing now
Almost two years after closing its previous branch, MOON returns to Herzliya Pituach — bigger, more beautiful, and more ambitious. Alongside the excellent sushi, you will find deep ramen, Japanese grill, surprising skewers, and a vegetarian menu that isn't just there to check a box. And there is one dessert worth saving room for.
"I want to start life over": Father of 6-year-old stabbed to death by his mother asks for help
Doron Nathaniel Hess, who lost his son Liam two years ago, told Ynet about the rehabilitation process and the high cost of training the service dog that helps him cope with PTSD. "I ask those who can and have the possibility - to help."
Omer Adam's ex-girlfriend reports attack by cleaner: "I can't stop shaking"
Maayan Ashkenazi recounts an incident in Herzliya where a municipal worker allegedly sprayed her with water with great force. "I thought that perhaps this was intentional and hostile behavior towards me because I am Jewish," she stated.
Facing the sea, in a place everyone knows: the legendary corner has returned to life
After years of standing abandoned, the colorful arches on the descent to HaSharon Beach in Herzliya have received a new lease on life. In the morning, sandwiches and pastries await, while in the evening, there is pizza, smashburgers, wine, and music at sunset. The prices are not low and the service is still in the trial phase, but the location does much of the work.
Radio Galil Yam Renews: New Summer Menu at the Pearl of the Sharon
The All Day Dining restaurant in Herzliya is launching a summer menu led by chef Ido Kinan and owner Dor Hod. Among the new dishes: raw fish, roasted beets, pearl barley risotto, and a bone-in steak. Alongside the food, there are also Happy Hour, Tuna & Tunes evenings, and DJ music.
After almost three decades: Kyoto restaurant is forced to say goodbye
The legendary sushi institution that was one of the pioneers of Japanese cuisine in Israel will close, bringing an end to a glorious chapter at 7 Shenkar Street. All the details regarding the decision by the Gav-Yam company and the date the doors will close.
The liquidation plan hatched at the Dan Hotel in Herzliya: plea bargain for members of the "Al-Asmar" gang
Nine members of the "Al-Asmar" gang were convicted as part of a plea bargain for conspiracy to commit murder. According to the amended indictment, they planned a series of liquidations as part of a conflict with the "Sabichat" gang; the agreed sentences reach up to three years in prison.
Homebuyer wins compensation after discovering dozens of construction defects
Missing shutters, uninsulated piping, cracks, and dampness—a court in Kfar Saba has ordered a contractor to pay compensation to an apartment buyer. The judge ruled that by ignoring the buyer's requests, the company forfeited its right to repair the defects itself.
With an investment of 50 million shekels: A huge extreme park opens in Israel
A 200-meter suspended electric go-kart track, a 16-meter drop tower that exits through the building's roof, a roller coaster, a zip line, and a multi-sensory VR complex: "Gravity Park 7 STARS" has opened at the Seven Stars Mall in Herzliya.
Lawsuit against billionaire's son: Breach of $45,000-a-month villa rental agreement
T.I.R.I. Investments is suing singer Alexander Kogan, son of businessman Valery Kogan, for approximately 920,000 shekels, alleging he failed to pay for six months of rent on a luxury property in Herzliya Pituach. Kogan's defense argues the house was never ready for occupancy and that the company itself thwarted the deal.
"Cracks and harmful gases": 20 million shekel lawsuit against Africa Israel Residences
Representatives of 12 residential buildings in Herzliya have filed a 20 million shekel lawsuit against Africa Israel Residences, alleging severe construction defects, ventilation failures, and safety hazards. The company denies the claims, asserting that the buildings were delivered in proper condition.
Yuvalim company purchased a plot in Herzliya at a valuation of 200 million shekels
Yuvalim has acquired a 4-dunam plot in Herzliya through a joint ownership dissolution process. The final land valuation reached 200 million shekels.
Saving Venus | Guest Author
'So can I call you Venus every time we meet?', he said, patting himself on the shoulder for the hint he had folded into his question. 'Yes. But not for much longer.' A chapter from 'Posthistory', a novel about artificial intelligence, morality, and humanity's last chance.
The giant flag that stood 40 meters high has been removed: "Sometimes you have to know how to let go"
The giant Israeli flag in Kfar Shmaryahu was recently removed due to a legal dispute between its owner, the local council, and the Herzliya municipality. Boaz Hayun shared that he raised it "with the intention of uniting the people" after October 7, and has now decided not to appeal - because "such an appeal would not unite the people." In Kfar Shmaryahu, they denied his words.