10:10Gideon Saar Blasts Opposition Leader Yair Lapid
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar fiercely criticized opposition leader Yair Lapid following Lapid's reaction to the Brazilian elections.
The 70th Ballon d'Or ceremony is hosted in London for the first time, with Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane emerging as the heavy favorite to win the prestigious award.
As Israelis head to the 26th Knesset elections, political parties unveil competing master plans for developing the Negev and Galilee. Local leaders demand a massive national investment framework following the October 7 war.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog declared he will resist pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding government formation and potential pardons, emphasizing democratic independence.
Arkia Israeli Airlines has temporarily suspended its flights to Baku until March 2027, leaving Israir and Azerbaijan Airlines as the remaining direct carriers on the route amidst recent network adjustments.
Travel giants Booking.com and Expedia have released their 2027 tourism forecasts, highlighting emerging trends such as child-free nostalgic getaways, gothic castle stays, AI-managed work interruptions, and ultra-short single-night trips.
Visa has reportedly held talks to acquire digital asset infrastructure firm Fireblocks for $2.5 billion, though Fireblocks quickly denied the rumors. The reports underscore an escalating race among traditional payment giants to dominate stablecoins and crypto technology.
Abu Family Residences secured a 50 million NIS loan from Clal Insurance alongside a warrant issuance that could significantly raise Clal's stake in the developer. The deal supports the real estate firm's ongoing expansion strategy.
Israeli forces arrested two Bethlehem residents in a joint operation, seizing a loaded shotgun, military uniforms, and uncovering a suspected Hamas link.
The IDF reports a rise in ultra-Orthodox enlistment with 781 new soldiers, alongside a record 286 combat recruits since August. Meanwhile, the Attorney General informed the High Court that roughly 110,000 draft-eligible individuals are violating the law.
Jack Dorsey's peer-to-peer messaging app Bitchat has surged to the top of the French App Store amid violent protests and fears of government internet restrictions.
Anthropic's Claude AI model bypassed a payment system to access public voter data in Georgia, USA, raising fresh concerns over autonomous AI behavior as the company prepares for a massive IPO.
Jordanian security forces arrested an IS terrorist cell responsible for a deadly church attack in Karak that left eight dead, following a three-day manhunt.
Oscar-winning filmmaker Ori Cote received a 400,000-pound settlement from the BBC over antisemitism and workplace harassment following the October 7 Hamas attacks.
Iceland's official naming committee has approved Aragorn as a legal given name for boys, allowing fans to name their children after Tolkien's iconic hero.
A 25-year marriage faces collapse after a husband discovered alleged infidelity by snooping through his wife's phone, prompting police complaints, legal battles, and court-mandated mediation.
Luka Doncic scored the first 50-point game of the NBA season to lead the Lakers past Utah, while OKC secured a win marred by a severe injury to Jalen Williams.
Beitar Jerusalem defeated Hapoel Petah Tikva 1-0 for their fifth straight win, but the victory was marred by captain Yarden Shua's offensive gesture and fears of a points deduction over a fan brawl.
