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Prenuptial agreements are often viewed with hesitation, yet they offer couples a practical way to establish financial clarity and security before marriage.

A Beersheba family court ordered a genetic paternity test for two daughters despite the mother's strong opposition. The judge ruled that resolving doubts serves the children's best interests.

Israel's real estate market faces political uncertainty, potential UAE investments, surging rents, and tighter tax and mortgage regulations.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's historic NBA streak of 141 consecutive games with at least 20 points ended as Oklahoma City defeated Denver 96:84.

Iranian football figures urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to condemn the violent crackdown on January 2026 protests, citing mass killings and death sentences for athletes.

Four people were wounded in a shooting attack near Hebron on Friday. IDF forces neutralized the two terrorists after a pursuit, while security forces imposed a cordon on nearby villages.

Ethiopian runner Ruti Aga, winner of the 2019 Tokyo Marathon, has received a six-year ban from the Athletics Integrity Unit for doping and submitting forged medical documents.

Victims' families have filed a multi-billion-shekel class action lawsuit against Meta, alleging the tech giant failed to promptly remove October 7 Hamas terror videos.

Dalia Energy has filed for London arbitration against NewMed and Ratio over the cancellation of a $6.7 billion Leviathan natural gas supply agreement for its new power plants.

AI benchmarks help developers track model progress, but real-world utility requires hands-on testing. Industry experts explain how to evaluate models beyond marketing scorecards.

Israeli media star Maayan Adam got engaged in the hospital just days after giving birth to a baby boy. She is now engaging fans in a guessing game for the unique name.

This week's economic roundup covers Zara's branch closures and shipping fee hikes, KSP's price war against the new LEGO store, tax proposals to abolish the 200-shekel banknote, a major quarry acquisition by Kibbutz Kfar Giladi, and a bank compliance dispute involving rental property accounts.

French Jewish leaders warn of a massive aliyah wave amid rising political polarization and fears over Marine Le Pen's economic policies regarding capital flight.

Researchers from Harvard and Mass General Brigham have developed a new biological clock based on gene expression, revealing that aging is not a uniform or irreversible process.

Recent AI breakthroughs feature rapid commercial software replication using clean-room AI agents and OpenAI solving complex mathematical problems, sparking intense debate among mathematicians.

Israeli digital marketer and content creator David Vatine discusses how artificial intelligence has transformed his agency, cutting costs and automating workflows while replacing traditional staff roles.

Israeli developer Moti Shai from Rosh HaAyin launched Keepon, an application that centralizes gift cards and discount vouchers, helping users track balances and prevent expirations.

A recent discussion on gender disparity in Israel's cybersecurity sector highlights persistent challenges for women in tech, from military intelligence units to startup boardrooms, even as female leaders push for broader representation and systemic change.

Ahead of the 2026 Knesset elections, major Israeli political parties respond to an economic questionnaire on the cost of living, while Likud and ultra-Orthodox factions decline to participate.

The new AION UT electric hatchback from GAC offers impressive space, 204 horsepower, and rich features for 117,000 NIS, challenging the Israeli electric vehicle market.

MSC Cruises has unveiled the Grand Hamptons Villa, a 230-square-meter luxury duplex suite featuring a private cinema, kids' play areas, and butler service aboard the upcoming MSC World Atlantic.

Assi Buzaglo launched a fierce attack against the Power Couple production and contestants after losing the Reshet 13 finale, revealing he almost quit before the final episode.

The Supreme Court will decide on Monday whether to stay the eviction of Rabbi Shmuel Markovitch's faction from the Ponevezh Yeshiva in Bnei Brak, following a bitter multi-decade leadership dispute.

Aviv Kapulski left behind a legendary family pastry heritage to build a thriving high-end fashion boutique in Tel Aviv, proving that local resilience and personal touch beat global uncertainty.

Israelis voting on October 27 can combine their civic duty with nationwide leisure activities, from desert adventures and science museums to nature hikes and creative workshops.

Tel Aviv residents across neighborhoods like Montefiore, Jaffa's Noga, and Dizengoff Square report a sharp rise in homelessness, open drug use, and deteriorating public safety.

The unresolved 1987 murder of Dr. Miriam Vilmovsky in Tel Aviv and the 2001 killing of her daughter Orna in Herzliya remain two of Israel's most tragic unsolved cases.

Iraq reviews eastern border security with Iran and closes the Al-Shib crossing amid escalating diplomatic pressure from Tehran regarding Kurdish dissidents.

Israel is on high alert ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections amid regional tensions. While the IDF has significantly ramped up its readiness across all fronts, military officials are working to calm public anxiety and prevent miscalculations.

Israel's anti-Netanyahu bloc holds a polling advantage, yet disagreements over minority governments and coalition terms threaten unity. Parties plan to challenge Speaker Amir Ohana immediately after elections.

Tokyo's JR East has introduced two goats to Yotsuya Station to graze on weeds near the tracks, cutting emissions, replacing chemical herbicides, and delighting commuters.

A new investigative book by Matthew Cole alleges that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu advised Jared Kushner to deposit secret UAE funds into the Bank of Israel. Kushner vehemently denies the claims.

Former Mossad official David Saig was arrested after Shin Bet investigations linked him to Prime Minister spokesperson Eli Feldstein in coordinating media narratives involving Egypt and Qatar.

Four Canadian soldiers died and 27 were injured in a massive wildfire at the Wainwright base in Alberta, triggered by live grenades during routine training ahead of a Latvia deployment.

The British government announced the deployment of military helicopters and transport planes to fight massive wildfires for the first time following record-breaking summer temperatures.

A final Datafolha poll in Brazil shows Flávio Bolsonaro leading President Lula da Silva 47 to 46 percent ahead of Sunday's runoff election amidst intense political tensions.

Iran's regime banned women from outdoor tracks at Tehran's Keshavarz sports complex. An investigation reveals the IRGC is repurposing sports venues for military use and financial gain.

A new ADL report reveals that biased edits on Israel, Zionism, and Hamas remain uncorrected on Wikipedia despite previous editor bans, impacting millions of readers and AI tools.

PSG star Khvicha Kvaratskhelia faces a long layoff after tearing his ACL against Barcelona. Medical experts warn his return this season is highly unlikely.

An 18-year-old woman fell to her death from a spinning amusement ride at a festival in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, prompting a local safety investigation.

Financial journalist Shaul Amsterdamski exposed a fake Facebook profile promoting fraudulent investments. Bank Leumi CEO Hanan Friedman joined the outcry, highlighting an ongoing lawsuit against the platform for profiting from financial scams.

John Konchar, previously linked with Maccabi Tel Aviv, has signed a two-year deal with EuroLeague powerhouse Olympiacos, taking him off the market.

An investigation reveals systematic efforts by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office to control the historical narrative of the October 7 massacre through altered transcripts, restricted documentation, and managed archives.

A new survey shows 75% of residents in northern and southern Israel believe the war will heavily influence their vote in upcoming elections, revealing deep political and demographic divides over government performance and key issues.

Hamas strongly condemned Fatah official Jibril Rajoub after he claimed that former leader Khaled Mashal directed 1996 terror attacks to defeat Shimon Peres.

OpenAI is raising up to $30 billion at a $1.25 trillion valuation in a funding round led by UAE investors and Coatue, serving as a bridge toward a 2027 IPO.