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The critical change in the war with Iran: a "logistical nightmare" for the US military
Iran destroyed US military logistics bases in the region. The implication: the supply mission for forces has become an unprecedented challenge requiring non-stop activity. Images of the rusted aircraft carrier Lincoln have stunned the world.

"A millimeter from paralysis": The senior doctor who survived the helicopter crash in Rafah speaks out
Dr. Eyal Heyman tells about the incident in which he was seriously wounded in Gaza, the long and complex rehabilitation process, and the faith and insights that strengthened him after the disaster.

"I didn't understand that I was fighting for my life": Mordechai Shnoveld on rehabilitation after being wounded in Gaza
Israel Meir met with Mordechai Shnoveld and heard from him about the serious injury in Gaza, the rehabilitation process that has been ongoing for more than a year, and the music that became an inseparable part of the recovery: "You play and the pain disappears."

Families left the city - the students stayed: A school that insists on maintaining the routine
About 1,000 students have left Kiryat Shmona since the outbreak of the war, but at the Ort Danziger school, they recorded a full return to the classroom. Children arrive even from outside the city: "They did not give up on being students here." Yet, the total number of students in the city's educational framework has dropped from 5,500 to 4,500.

340 schools damaged - 30 completely destroyed: how the school year will begin in Lebanon
The school year in Lebanon is expected to begin on September 15, but about 80 schools are still serving as shelters for families displaced from their homes by the war. About 340 schools were damaged and about 30 were completely destroyed, and the Ministry of Education is preparing to return students to classrooms: "We have a solution for every shelter, and no student will be left without a place."

"Three of my children were wounded in the war, Elkana lost his legs, but I feel that I have been blessed"
Three brothers from the Levy family were wounded in the war, and Elkana lost both his legs. In an inspiring interview, he and his mother Orit talk about the inconceivable optimism in the intensive care unit, the great miracles, and the thanksgiving party that became a symbol of spiritual victory.

On the verge of escalation: Russia threatens a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure
Moscow has announced it is preparing for large-scale strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory. Meanwhile, the death toll from a strike on an ammunition depot near Kyiv has risen to 38, with four people still missing.

The IDF's long scar: The battalion born from the severe failure of October 7
A sniper bullet passed centimeters from him and changed everything. Now, Lt. Col. Eli Zilberman commands the 'Tzuri' battalion, a reserve force in the IDF's 'Bazak' brigade, designed to bridge the gaps revealed on October 7. In a special interview, he tells about the raids in Judea and Samaria and how he dealt with the challenge while his child with special needs was undergoing chemotherapy.

Six months into the war, Iran returns to talk of protests: "People are hungry. Nothing will stop this"
Inflation is soaring, basic commodities are already hard to obtain, and fuel prices may also rise. Iran does not shy away from any means when it comes to suppressing protests and has already killed tens of thousands, but Ismail from Tehran told The New York Times that an economic uprising "cannot be stopped." Testimonies from the crisis, the regime's sense of pride: "They are convinced they have...

"If I am to die, then at home": The study that raises questions about the evacuation of border settlements
A study conducted by Dr. Nivin Ali-Saleh Darawshe and Dr. Sagit Lev dealt with the heavy price of evacuating border-line settlements during the war, examining 14 of the elders of the village of Arab al-Aramshe. The study will be presented next week at the Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem, under the title "Between Routine and Emergency - Challenges, Opportunities and Spaces for Growth".

From September 1: The state returns to insuring cargo against war and terror
The state is returning to serve as the insurer for Israeli foreign trade. The Ministry of Finance and the Tax Authority announced that the program for insuring cargo against war and terror risks will be reactivated starting September 1, 2026.

The children of reservists: an initiative providing a break from the war
This summer, about 300 additional teenagers are participating in Jewish summer camps as part of a first-of-its-kind resilience program. The format provides a unique experience for the children of reservists, including those who lost family members in the "Iron Swords" war: "This is the power of the Jewish people as a human network that crosses borders."

Trump reveals new details: "Mojtaba is not dead, but was very severely injured on his left side"
In a radio interview, Trump claims that Mojtaba was not eliminated but was severely injured on his left side, and attacks: "The regime is pretending." Regarding the lack of uprising in Iran, he said: "You cannot expect citizens to go out to the street when they are being shot at with machine guns."

Lebanese President: "There is no choice but negotiations with Israel"
According to Aoun, achieving an IDF withdrawal from Lebanon, the release of prisoners, and the reconstruction of the country "cannot be achieved through war." Contacts continue despite gaps regarding the disarmament of Hezbollah and the pressure exerted on the leadership in Beirut.

Vance argued for negotiations, Trump ignored warnings: "We will deal with everything"
The intelligence chief warned, Netanyahu pushed to "seize the opportunity," Vance pushed for a different approach, and the Pentagon presented options for a "decisive" outcome. According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump ultimately chose to project power and launched a war that he promised would last 6 weeks. Half a year has passed since then. In the White House, they are convinced: "We destroyed...

Ahead of the new school year: 90% of parents report academic damage to children due to the war
A survey examining the effects of the "Lion's Roar" war presents a worrying picture: over 80% of parents report psychological damage to their children, and 74% report social damage. Only 22.4% are satisfied with the Ministry of Education's performance, while the ultra-Orthodox sector reports significantly lower levels of damage.

Report: The major move that may bring Putin a victory
Estimates are growing that Vladimir Putin is expected to order a massive mobilization. Russia has conducted large-scale readiness exercises ahead of a potential widespread draft, which would be highly unpopular. Meanwhile, President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing a severe political crisis.
Zelensky warns of a "tsunami" in Ukraine: "They will destroy the country"
The President of Ukraine rejected the call to hold elections during the war and warned of internal division. The remarks come after former Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov called for returning the country to a democratic path.
The bonanza was waiting for Qatar around the corner — and then the war with Iran ruined everything
The war between the US and Israel against Iran has severely hit Qatar's revenues from gas exports, leading to a cut of up to 30% in government budgets and about 85% in foreign aid. The IMF predicts that its economy will shrink by 8.6% this year.

At least 15 dead and over 130 wounded in Russian attack on shopping mall in Ukraine
29 of the wounded in Kryvyi Rih are in serious condition, including 5 children. Volodymyr Zelensky: The second strike was carried out about half an hour after the first in order to target rescue forces.

Russia bombs shopping mall, 14 killed. Watch: Ukrainian MiG intercepts a "Shahed" drone
Vladimir Putin's army continues to target civilian infrastructure. Drones struck a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, the hometown of President Volodymyr Zelensky, while rescue teams were operating on-site. At least 14 people were killed and 121 injured, including dozens of children. Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attack as an act of terrorism and vowed a response. New footage shows a Ukrainian...

The Mechina whose 33 graduates fell in the war opens the year: "We are busy with life, not death"
A judoka with a bronze medal in Europe who left everything behind, a guy from South Africa who cannot return to his country, and a second-generation student whose father is "insanely jealous of him" — these are some of the new students at the Bnei David pre-military academy in Eli. The head of the academy, Rabbi Yair Glustein: "The subject is not pain and bereavement, the subject is building."

The Diversion War
The idea that the Prime Minister might start a war to divert public opinion and prevent or postpone elections is not far-fetched. However, not every department head in the Intelligence Corps is a senior security official who can warn about such things, especially since Israel is already at war with almost every country in the region.

A soldier arrived for a session with a psychologist — and fell victim to political preaching
M. (23), a reserve soldier in an elite unit who fought in the Gaza Strip, sought psychological help after returning home. However, instead of support, he encountered political preaching from psychologist Uri Levy.

Moshe Feiglin reveals the oath he took at his fallen grandson's grave
Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin appeared on the "On the Way to the Ballot Box" program to discuss his personal loss and criticize the management of the war nearly three years after October 7.

After his party was banned: one of Russia's most prominent war opponents sentenced to 11 years in prison
"One person is imprisoned, but fear creeps into millions of hearts," said Lev Shlosberg, one of the leaders of the only party in Russia that opposes the war in Ukraine.

The hidden price of war: the careers of young people are stalling
Employment data from the Central Bureau of Statistics and the Employment Service indicate that the country has returned to a 'war routine.' This hinders growth and the entry of young people into the labor market, causing long-term economic damage.

Ukraine reveals a weak point: The weapon exists – the ammunition is almost gone
One of the most sought-after air defense systems in the world stands almost idle in Ukraine just when it is needed more than ever. In a report published today (Tuesday) by CNN, a Patriot system was revealed for the first time on Ukrainian soil, with its 16 launch canisters empty of interceptors. Crew members said the shortage has reached a point where Russian ballistic missiles fly over them, and...

The price of war: Trump's support at a low, Republicans fear election loss
A Reuters and Ipsos poll shows an unprecedented low in support for the president against the backdrop of the ongoing fighting in the Gulf, the surge in fuel prices, and fears of a prolonged entanglement. Only 33% said they are satisfied with his performance, about 80% believe the conflict will not end soon, and ahead of the midterm elections, the Democrats are taking the lead on issues of economy...

Vladimir Putin's rival sentenced to 11 years in prison: "Wait until the death toll is revealed"
The Russian government continues to suppress opposition to the war in Ukraine, sentencing Lev Shlosberg, deputy chairman of the liberal Yabloko party, to 11 years in a penal colony. In his closing statement, Shlosberg warned that the true scale of the tragedy is being hidden: "Eventually, the full death toll will be published, and the entire nation will be shocked." Estimates suggest over 350,000...

"Eliminate 30-40 in Gaza every night": Ben Gvir's statement to the hostage survivor - and the global storm
The Minister of National Security said in an interview with Rom Braslavsky's podcast that targeted assassinations should be carried out, not only of those who pose an immediate danger: "They should not live." Many media outlets around the world echoed the remarks. Ben Gvir himself, while Jared Kushner is trying to push for an end to the war, said: "In my imagination, I see all of Gaza as ours."
The silent price of the war in Iran: millions of children may be left without a future
The war in Iran is driving up the prices of fuel, food, and fertilizers worldwide, threatening to deepen poverty and keep millions of children in developing countries out of school, as families are forced to choose between education and economic survival.

Targets in the Gulf and ground raids: The Iranian plan to expand the war | Report
Arab intelligence reveals a strategic shift in Iran's leadership toward moving to offensive operations on enemy territory. The plans include attacking energy facilities, sabotaging internet cables, and the possibility of ground activity in Kuwait. A series of new appointments by the Supreme Leader is intended to tighten the chain of command in preparation for an expanded conflict.
Erdogan on the possibility of a conflict with Israel: "We will not hesitate to enter a war"
The President of Turkey sent a direct message to Israel: Ankara seeks peace but "will not run away" from war if attacked. He also elaborated on the defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan and on Turkey's involvement in regional arenas.
"We received hate messages": The new reality of Lola Marsh abroad | Listen
Yael Cohen from Lola Marsh tells in an interview with 103FM about the tour that was cut short by the coronavirus, the hate messages, and the message they received from partners abroad: "Keep a low profile." Meanwhile, the band is working on a new album and is expected to perform at the Smilansky Festival.

The economy recovered faster than expected, but one figure hides the truth
The Israeli economy emerged from "Lion's Roar," the second Iran war, faster and stronger than it emerged from the first. GDP rose in the second quarter of 2026 by 3.6% compared to the previous quarter, or 15.4% in annual terms.

Wounded animals do not stop biting: Hezbollah's war for survival
The organization, which in the past was relatively careful about harming Lebanese civilians, is currently in the most severe crisis in its history. The loss of Syria, the elimination of its leader, its military and political weakening, and the uncertainty surrounding Iranian aid are pushing it to take more risks. Israel is required to strike at Hezbollah's violations, but at the same time to...

12 killed in Russia and Ukraine, Kiev's famous book market went up in flames
The escalation between the armies of Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky continues, as they fire more and more at civilian targets: Ukraine launched over 800 UAVs in one night at Russia, some of them exploded in residential areas and killed 5, another warehouse of the "Russian Amazon" Wildberries burned down. Russia hit the Pochaina antique book market, stalls went up in flames and the seller...
The open check has been torn: The price of Israeli hesitation in the Gaza Strip | Idan Marash
The Donald Trump administration granted Israel historic backing and unlimited credit to defeat Hamas, but Jerusalem chose once again to stall, pursue partial agreements, and engage in fruitless diplomacy. Now, the price is becoming clear: a return to the same dangerous conception.

The writing on the wall: how the government will prevent the collapse of mental health
An investigation by "Israel Hayom" reveals dramatic gaps in the availability of treatment. The key to recovery: measuring waiting times, strengthening the periphery, and certifying "resilience agents" in the community.
Ukraine faces interceptor missile shortage: Volodymyr Zelensky turns to the USA
Volodymyr Zelensky warns that Ukraine's stockpile of interceptor missiles has dwindled significantly while Russia intensifies ballistic missile strikes. He is urging the USA to sell Kyiv a portion of its Patriot stockpile, stating that 5% would help survive the winter, while 10% would allow for full interception capabilities.

Defeating Russia Through Shopping: Ukraine's Drone War on Wildberries
Ukraine has launched a new form of economic warfare by targeting Wildberries logistics centers with UAVs. The goal is to shatter the illusion of normalcy for Russian citizens and strike at the heart of the Russian economy, setting a dangerous precedent.
Yoav Kisch marked his next role in the government: "I want four years" | Special interview
In a special interview ahead of the start of the school year, Minister of Education Yoav Kisch summarizes his term, talks about the challenges the ongoing war has posed to the system, about his criticism of the Meitzav exam system, and explains why he fell in love with the role.

Evacuation saved from missiles, but took a mental toll: Study on teenagers in the Gaza envelope
Teenagers evacuated from their homes during the Iron Swords War reported higher levels of depression and stress compared to their peers who remained in areas under constant security threat. A new study from the University of Haifa, published in the European Journal of Psychotraumatology, suggests that the evacuation process itself may contribute to additional emotional distress beyond the impact...

Volodymyr Zelensky warns of new threat: "A danger to the rest of the world"
Fighting between Russia and Ukraine continued with high intensity on Tuesday night, as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Moscow of using North Korean missiles. Zelensky stated that strikes on Zaporizhzhia, which killed at least six people and wounded 19, were carried out using ballistic missiles supplied by Russia's ally.

Full-Right and Full of Holes: The Security Equation Changed at a Blood Price
They waved photos of terror victims, raged against a "weak" policy, and promised to deal with terror. Then Benjamin Netanyahu, Itamar Ben Gvir, and Bezalel Smotrich were elected, turned a blind eye to Hezbollah attacks in the heart of the country and to tents it set up on its territory, and reached an agreement with Hamas a week before 7/10. When 1,200 people fell, were murdered and raped, and...

The striker who left Israel for the second time: "I lived in constant fear"
Mark Costa is thriving at his new team, Vasas, but the war left him with unpleasant memories: "It affected me a lot. Israel was hit"

A Difficult Summer for Ukraine's Jews: Providing a Moment of Respite
Under heavy missile and drone barrages, and in the shadow of economic distress and military mobilization, thousands of Jewish families are struggling to find rest. Jewish communities and aid organizations have established protected complexes for women and children to grant them a sense of security.
"Absurd, it shouldn't have been handled like this": Eylon Levy on the public diplomacy apparatus
Eylon Levy, who served as a spokesperson for the National Public Diplomacy Directorate, reveals how he became the country's official spokesperson due to a suit and native-level English. He said these things to the "Blue and White" podcast with Ben Carasso.

"Total paralysis - and we have no way out": The Iranian target in Hormuz that collapsed during the war
Qeshm Island, with its 150,000 residents, was a tourism success story: millions of visitors a year, thriving hotels and restaurants, and investments flowing in. With the bombings, businesses closed - and the island remained desolate: "Life has been disrupted, there is no income," a local fisherman shared. Peace is not on the horizon, and uncertainty has become permanent: "In front of us is an...