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Real Madrid Defeats Leganes 4:1 in Pre-season Friendly
Jose Mourinho's side cruised to victory against the second-division opponent. Valverde, Gonzalo Garcia, and Mastantuono were among the scorers.

Cultivating Self-Hatred in Universities
Apologizing to the radical left reveals a distorted moral code: Israel is always to blame, and recognition by the elite abroad is more important than the right to self-defense. The phenomenon of flattery and self-flagellation in Israeli academia will not stop a single Islamist, because in reality, flattery does not intercept missiles.

Avishai Ben-Haim reveals he was attacked: "Why warn now? It already happened"
Panelist of "The Patriots" Avishai Ben-Haim published footage of a physical attack against him during a live broadcast near the President's Residence, criticizing the silence of authorities and the media.

The unusual documentation from Graham's funeral: The conversation between Netanyahu and Zelensky
For the first time in nearly three years, Prime Minister Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelensky were seen talking before the funeral ceremony of Senator Lindsey Graham. The meeting takes place against the backdrop of a Ukrainian attack on Iranian vessels in the Caspian Sea, sharp accusations from Tehran that Kyiv is acting on Israel's behalf, and threats of ballistic missiles. At the same...

Tension on the networks: When will Alon Gonen reveal his next business idea live?
Following the success and headlines he captured, the senior investor and entrepreneur is putting everything on the table. Right here, all the details on the exact date when the race for the next generation of entrepreneurs will begin.

Waiting for a reserved spot? Almog Cohen did not submit his candidacy for the Likud primaries
Our correspondent Avraham Hasson reported this Tuesday evening that Deputy Minister Almog Cohen did not submit his candidacy for the Likud party primaries after the deadline passed. This raises the question: did Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promise him a reserved spot in his party, or is Cohen planning to run at the head of a new faction?

Milwidsky demands to curb the legal counsel: "It disrupts the work of the Knesset"
First publication: Knesset Finance Committee Chairman MK Hanoch Milwidsky sent a sharp letter to Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana, claiming that the Knesset's legal counsel is exceeding its authority, disrupting legislative work, and undermining the powers of elected officials.

Guy Meroz admits on live broadcast: "Orly and I are in a very difficult period, I am to blame"
Guy Meroz arrived at the "The Patriots" studio on the day of his wife Orly Vilnai's 53rd birthday and addressed her with an emotional message amidst a complex period involving health issues and moving house.

A Distraction for Lamine Yamal? The Online Drama Surrounding the Spanish Star's Partner
After Spain's World Cup victory, Ines Garcia found herself at the center of a wave of rumors and harsh online backlash, prompting her to break her silence with a personal post.

Unprecedented Punishment in Brazilian League for Violent Foul
Victor Gabriel of Internacional committed a brutal foul on Gabriel Pec of Cruzeiro, sidelining him for up to six months. The Brazilian Football Confederation tribunal ruled that the offender cannot return to play until the injured player has fully recovered.

After almost a year: Jewish star Madison Beer got engaged to her partner
The 27-year-old singer and the 28-year-old NFL star got engaged in a particularly romantic moment, which Beer shared on social media — alongside a glimpse, albeit blurry, of the impressive ring. "Meet my fiancé," Beer announced about her partner of the last year.

"He was a force of nature": Lindsey Graham's coffin brought to the National Cathedral
The coffin of the esteemed Republican senator, who passed away at 71, was brought to the National Cathedral in Washington. President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and dozens of senior officials attended the ceremony. On the sidelines, a conversation took place between Netanyahu and Zelensky against the backdrop of tensions between Kyiv and...

The crowd shouted: "Disgrace", Bakhar: "We break too quickly"
Maccabi Haifa fans booed the players at the end of the 3-0 loss to Kiryat Shmona - the team's second consecutive loss in the Toto Cup. The coach: "We will look different, unequivocally." Glazer on the injury: "At that moment I feared the worst."

"It's 'Gantz 2'": New Yisrael Beiteinu recruit attacks Gadi Eizenkot
Meidan Bar, chairman of the Pilots Association who is running with Yisrael Beiteinu, criticized the Yashar! chairman at a campaign event. He stated: "Not every Chief of Staff can be a CEO."

Message to Israeli officials: Iran is seeking revenge, precautions taken
Israeli ministers and senior officials have received security warnings regarding potential Iranian attempts to target them in retaliation for the assassination of leadership figures in Tehran. The Shin Bet has increased security, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s flight to Washington was relocated to the Nevatim base to maintain operational secrecy.

Against the backdrop of the White House meeting: "Peace Now" launches campaign against Netanyahu
At the center of the campaign is the message: "THIS IS NOT CHAOS. IT IS A PLAN." and alongside it the call: "AMERICA, YOU CAN'T TRUST HIM". Peace Now stated that "the movement calls on the American president not to grant legitimacy to the policy led by Netanyahu, Smotrich, and Ben Gvir."

Not recovering: Porsche will cut 20% of its workforce within a decade
A drop in sales in China, a failed electrification policy, and a parent company in deep trouble: the cash machine of the Volkswagen Group until a few years ago finds itself in a severe crisis and will significantly reduce its workforce.

Accident on Highway 1: Motorcyclist moderately injured
A motorcyclist aged about 50 was moderately injured and an 8-year-old girl sustained light injuries in a traffic accident on Highway 1, near the Daniel interchange in Jerusalem. United Hatzalah teams provided initial medical treatment at the scene before evacuating them to hospitals.

Suspected Rape of Two Girls in HaAmakim: Detainees Deny Allegations
A 21-year-old man and two minors have been arrested on suspicion of raping two women from the North. One suspect admitted to sexual relations but claimed they were consensual.
'This is not a war': Israel Katz's controversial statement
During a quiz in an interview at the Israel Security Conference, Minister of Defense Israel Katz was asked to name the defense ministers during Israel's wars. When reaching the Second Lebanon War and Operation Protective Edge, Katz claimed these were not wars. In the Second Lebanon War alone, 165 Israelis were killed and thousands wounded.

Ford vs. GM: Competing to Supply Tactical Vehicles to the US Army
Ford has signed an agreement with the Pentagon to supply three prototypes based on its F-series pickup trucks. The company is joining the competition against General Motors to provide tactical vehicles for the US Army.

With the help of sulha committees and police: 18 days without murder in Arab society
For the past two and a half weeks, no murders have been recorded in Arab localities. The decline in violence is attributed to a combination of intensified police activity and the efforts of mediation (sulha) committees.

"Israel is a lighthouse of light": Geert Wilders in an exclusive interview
He is called the "Dutch Trump," but following his election victory, Geert Wilders has become one of Europe's most influential politicians. In an exclusive interview with our correspondent, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom discusses the fight against radical Islam, Europe's failure to protect Jewish communities, and his high regard for Benjamin Netanyahu.

Eve of Tu B'Av: One of the wealthiest women in Israel got married
Irit Strauss, from a prominent Israeli business family, married her partner of the last two years in a small family event held in Herzliya Pituach. The couple chose to keep the wedding away from the spotlight.

Tzofit Grant attacked: "Stupid, you convinced your brother not to take medication"
Tzofit Grant-Rand shared her reaction to the online backlash following her confession about her health condition and clarified the controversy regarding her refusal of medication: "I am not against medication, but in my case, I know that when I enter crises, I have a lot of tools."

Maccabi Haifa Defeated 3:0 by Ironi Kiryat Shmona, Glazer and Tsounami Injured
Another defeat for Barak Bakhar's side in the Toto Cup: goals from Gabay (7), Sagna (22), and Shertzki (33) handed the 'Greens' their second consecutive loss. Goalkeeper Omri Glazer left the pitch in tears due to injury, and defender Tsounami was also substituted.

Staying Put: Draymond Green Signs One-Year Deal with Golden State
The 36-year-old forward will remain with the club where he has spent his entire career. He will earn $27.7 million and aim to help the Warriors return to the top of the Western Conference.

Without Mount Makosh and F-35s to Turkey, Netanyahu: "My best conversation with Trump"
In Israel, it was claimed that intelligence about the secret nuclear site in Iran and the possibility of attacking it did not come up in the conversation, nor did the stealth deal for Turkey. After the meeting at the White House, which lasted about an hour and 20 minutes and did not include statements to the media, the PM said: "It was excellent."

Zini Reverses Ronen Bar's Recommendation — Baruch Marzel Cleared to Run in Elections
The head of the Shin Bet has canceled his predecessor's recommendation to disqualify the new party of the far-right activist and Michael Ben-Ari. The decision was made despite Bar's warning regarding extremist ideology.

Unusual Incident in the North: Interceptor Launched by Mistake at IDF Artillery Fire
Residents of Metula reported a loud explosion in the area. The IDF Spokesperson confirmed that an interceptor was launched by mistake at artillery fire from IDF forces directed toward Lebanon. No alerts were activated, and the circumstances are under investigation.

Three suspects arrested in northern Israel for the rape of minors
According to the investigation, the suspects invited the minors to an apartment where the assault took place. Following a formal complaint, all three were taken into custody.

The Race for the Kirya is On: Security Challenges Do Not Stop
The next Israeli Minister of Defense will immediately face the rehabilitation of the IDF, a manpower crisis, strained relations with the US, and multiple active combat zones. With budget deficits and exhausted forces, the new minister will have no time for an adjustment period.

A nuclear reactor 1.6 km deep: The American town that became a testing ground
The startup Deep Fission is promoting a first-of-its-kind experiment to build a nuclear reactor underground, aiming to generate electricity without the familiar massive concrete complexes. Supporters see an energy revolution, while opponents warn: "We are guinea pigs."

Suspected Stabbing of Minors in Tel Aviv: Additional Suspect and Accomplice Arrested
Police officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station have arrested a local resident suspected of stabbing two minors during a brawl on HaArba'a Street, along with his partner who allegedly assisted in his evasion. This follows the earlier arrest of two other suspects involved in the incident.

Motorcycle rider critically injured in accident with a truck on Ayalon Highway
A motorcycle rider, aged about 45, was critically injured after being hit by a truck on Highway 20, near the Rokach interchange. MADA teams provided him with medical treatment and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital while he was suffering from multi-system trauma. Medics and paramedics who arrived at the scene found the rider unconscious, without a pulse and without breathing, while civilians were...

Without shame: Ruach Hashem Gordon's rival filmed stealing at Carmel Market
According to a report by "HaTzinor," before his fight against the Israeli athlete, Moldovan fighter Maximus Bejanote was filmed stealing items from a Judaica shop owned by a widow who immigrated from Iran.

After soaring 4,000% in a year: SanDisk stock crashes 50%
Until a month ago, SanDisk investors were seeing annual returns of around 4,000%, but the stock has since halved from its peak. We examine the pressures facing the company and whether this correction presents a buying opportunity.

Yochananof slashes prices: Samsung tablet for 699 shekels
The Yochananof supermarket chain is expanding its electronics department, offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus for 699 shekels. Additionally, the chain is relaunching its promotion on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and introducing back-to-school deals.

Opko Health Shares Jump Over 33% Following Strong Earnings
The American biopharma company Opko Health stunned investors on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with stronger-than-expected quarterly results, a dramatic reduction in net loss, and an upward revision of its annual revenue forecast beyond market analyst estimates.

With a kippah and a suit: Avigdor Lieberman's unexpected gesture
On the occasion of Tu B'Av, the chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, Avigdor Lieberman, shared a festive photo with his wife, Ella, while simultaneously expressing his firm support for the Supreme Court's decision to freeze the law preventing the arrest of deserters.

10 Reasons From ChatGPT Why You Are Still Single
Tu B'Av has arrived and you are still single? Before you get stressed, here are ten possible reasons why you are still single — and some of them are actually flattering.

Phoenix Brokers Acquires 60% Stake in Goren Family Office
Goren Family Office has long specialized in wealth management for high-net-worth clients. This acquisition marks a significant step in Phoenix Brokers' growth strategy within the sector.

Noa Astanjelov Marries Partner Amit Franco
The 26-year-old actress and her partner of four years, 28-year-old actor Amit Franco, tied the knot this evening in front of 650 guests. The celebration featured performances by clients of the groom's mother. Mazel tov.

Shootout in the Heart of Ashkelon and Arrest at a Hideout
A gang war in a residential neighborhood in Ashkelon nearly ended in disaster. Exclusive footage released by News 14 shows the confrontation escalating into a shootout near kindergartens and homes. Following a lengthy investigation, police located and arrested the primary suspect, who now faces serious charges.

Not just religious influence: Are secular Israelis capable of soul-searching?
Many secular people are resentful of processes of radicalization in the form of "messianism." While there is much truth in the criticisms, the secular sector has also undergone significant changes, and the world of tradition has become an object of hostility for many. It is time to recognize the changes in faith and culture regarding the heritage of Israel.

Motorcyclist hit by truck on Ayalon Highway, evacuated in critical condition
A severe traffic accident occurred on Highway 20 near the Rokach interchange involving a motorcyclist. The victim was transported to Ichilov Hospital in critical condition.

The New AI-Era Profession: Why the 'Workforce Orchestrator' is Becoming Key
A new report by Adecco suggests that the labor market is transforming through the redesign of processes in the AI era. A new management role is emerging: the Workforce Orchestrator, responsible for managing the division of labor between humans and AI agents.

Securities Authority intervened: Israir will publish additional information on the interested party transaction with Rami Levy
The Israel Securities Authority has forced Israir to postpone a shareholders' meeting regarding a transaction with Rami Levy. The regulator deemed the deal material, requiring the disclosure of additional commercial data.

Panic in South Korea: Dangerous Material Leaked from US Military Base
South Korean authorities ordered the evacuation of civilians near the US Osan Air Base today, Tuesday, following a white phosphorus leak. The incident caused concern among local residents, but the situation has since been resolved.

We are the good ones: Even an organized antisemitic campaign will not change the truth
In recent days, an orgy of hatred against settlers has developed, which is also significant among some of the "Democrats" elected to the next Knesset. This hatred has deteriorated to the point of blaming settlers for the violence they themselves experience as an integral part of their lives. Against this, one must remember: in the world in general, and in our region in particular, there are good...

Netanyahu's Advisor on Trump Meeting: "No Gestures Were Made" | What Did She Call "Absolute Fake"?
Public Diplomacy Directorate head Tzipi Hotovely briefed reporters following the White House summit. She emphasized that Gaza reconstruction is contingent on Hamas's demilitarization, debunked rumors regarding "Har HaMachosh," and confirmed full coordination with the U.S. on the Iranian issue.

IDF Forces Located Rockets Aimed at Central Israel in Northern Gaza
Three years after the October 7 massacre, Hamas continues its rehabilitation efforts. IDF forces located an underground rocket cache in the northern Gaza Strip capable of reaching central Israel and destroyed it. A security source noted that Hamas still possesses longer-range rockets.

Shein in trouble in the US: Fashion giant fears huge fines
The online fashion giant Shein is under investigation by the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and could face heavy fines. The company disclosed the investigation in documents filed for its planned IPO in Hong Kong, noting that the outcome could significantly impact its financial position.

The court has decided: The huge compensation Nathan Zahavi will receive
Four years after his suspension following his controversial remarks, Nathan Zahavi has won his lawsuit against radio station 103FM. The court ordered the station to pay him approximately 871,500 shekels in compensation.

After 'beating him up': 4 teenagers arrested for attacking a cinema usher in Rehovot
Four teenagers aged 15-16 were arrested in Rehovot on suspicion of attacking an usher at the 'Hot Cinema' a week and a half ago. They allegedly smoked an electronic cigarette in the hall, caused a disturbance, and reacted aggressively toward viewers. After the usher reprimanded them, they attacked him.

A Week After the Attack at a Rehovot Cinema: Four Suspects Arrested
Police have arrested four young people suspected of assaulting a cinema usher in Rehovot. The victim was attacked after asking a group of teenagers to stop smoking electronic cigarettes during a film screening.

Indicative of a trend: Why did the government refuse to send a representative to the Supreme Court?
The government's decision not to appear for the hearing is not the beginning of the crisis but one of its symptoms. It has stopped viewing the court as a restraining factor and has begun to see it as the one holding the steering wheel.

In honor of Tu B'Av: Golden advice from an amateur matchmaker
Tu B'Av is a time to strengthen one of the world's greatest commandments: matchmaking. It is an easy commandment, yet one that can be hindered by hesitation. At this very moment, someone is sitting there needing only a message: "Maybe I'll give him your number?"

Secrets Revealed: The Stormy Celebrity Breakups in Israel
From reality TV to the courtroom: A look at the most scandalous celebrity breakups in Israel, involving lawsuits, social media feuds, and deeply personal artistic revelations.

Rafael Celebrates: System Sold to 25 Navies Worldwide
Rafael's naval weapon system is in service with 25 navies around the world, and the 1,000th unit has now been delivered to the Israeli Navy as part of its ongoing vessel modernization program.

"Rescue and activity in distant arenas": The IDF's new helicopter
The IDF has reopened the 193rd Squadron following the arrival of the new 'Shalach' (Seahawk) helicopters, which replace the retired 'Atalef' fleet. The Navy states these helicopters will significantly enhance operational capabilities, including troop transport, rescue missions, supply operations, and activities in distant maritime arenas.

"Attacking us to gain political points": Qatar's response to Bennett's revelation
The Qatari Embassy in Washington responded to Naftali Bennett's claims regarding Qatar's funding of the IRGC. The Qatari side dismissed the former Prime Minister's remarks as "disinformation" and a bid for political gain.

MK Bitan Challenges Likud Central Committee Vote Results Over "Serious Irregularities"
After the Likud Central Committee narrowly approved the proposal by Haim Katz and Benjamin Netanyahu to change election procedures, MK David Bitan alleged significant voting irregularities, including the invalidation of valid ballots. Likud activist Dor Harlap has filed a separate legal petition regarding the process.

Bank account management costs jump to about 1,000 shekels per family
According to the Bank of Israel's annual report, the average cost of managing a current account and credit card in 2025 was 379 shekels. With an average of 2.6 accounts per household, the annual cost for a family reaches approximately 1,000 shekels.

Will she run anyway? The surprising support for Hadar Muchtar and the appeal to Netanyahu
120 mayors, branch heads, and Likud central committee members asked Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz to shorten the mandatory membership period for Hadar Muchtar. In the letter, they claimed she submitted over 1,000 membership forms and strengthened the party's hold among youth. Opposition to her candidacy remains within the Likud.

1,500 Death Row Inmates in Iran Launch Hunger Strike
At least 1,500 death row inmates at Iran's Ghezel Hesar prison have been on a two-week hunger strike to protest a surge in executions. Some prisoners have sewn their lips shut, demanding international intervention against the regime's brutal crackdown.

Following the intervention of the Shin Bet head: 'Yisrael Yehudit' will be registered as a party
As first revealed in Olam Katan, Shin Bet head David Zini decided to re-examine the classified materials that had blocked the registration of the "Yisrael Yehudit Shlema Ve'eitana" party. The review is now complete: the Shin Bet has withdrawn its objection, and the Registrar of Parties has approved the party's legal registration.

Traffic Jams on the Way to Eilat: Security Tests Close the Road to the Resort City
Thousands of vacationers heading to Eilat are facing repeated closures of Highway 40 due to weapons testing by the Rafael company. These frequent blockages divert traffic to Highway 90, causing heavy congestion and disrupting the daily routines of local residents and soldiers.

Esther sits shiva at the site of her husband's murder in Samaria: "There were failures"
Esther Rakow-Malet claims the attack near Havat Gilad could have been prevented: "The standby squad commander and Binyahu tried to repel the terrorists, fearing to open fire — the rules of engagement must be changed." She is determined to seek justice regarding her husband's dismissal from the officers' course.

Kobi Oz reveals a surprising confession at 56: "He is worried about my livelihood"
Singer Kobi Oz, lead singer of the band "Tipex", shared that a supporter of the Prime Minister recommended he avoid expressing political views to protect his career: "I do not belong to that generation of artists that is always waiting for a campaign and therefore it is better for them to be pretty and shut up."

Court Orders 103FM to Pay Nathan Zahavi 900,000 Shekels
The District Court ruled that 103FM breached its employment contract with veteran host Nathan Zahavi during his dismissal. The station must pay 900,000 shekels in compensation plus 75,000 shekels in legal fees.

Green Failure: Maccabi Haifa Crushed 3:0 by Ironi Kiryat Shmona
Barak Bakhar's side suffered their second Toto Cup defeat. Niv Gabay (7'), Amadou Sagna (23'), and Ariel Sheretzky (33') scored, while Omri Glazer and Tsunami were substituted due to injuries.

Hapoel Haifa Defeats Ironi Tiberias 3:1
The Reds from the Carmel secured a convincing 3:1 victory in the Toto Cup. A brace from Alon Turgeman and a goal by Vehiv Habiballaha sealed the three points for the hosts.

Significant Increase in Ultra-Orthodox Recruits: Revealed Data and a Gap That Remains Huge
Even more than estimates: details obtained by ynet show that in the last year at least 4,000 ultra-Orthodox have been drafted, including 1,000 for combat roles, compared with 2,800 the year before and lower figures in previous years. But in the draft age group there are about 14,000 ultra-Orthodox with recruitment potential. The reasons for the increase and the optimism in the army come on the day...

KPMG Trains Interns in Critical Thinking Amid Automation
Accounting firm KPMG has implemented an intern training program featuring exercises in critical thinking and decision-making to prepare employees for the AI era.

796,500 Shekels: Radio Station 103FM to Compensate Nathan Zahavi
The court ruled that 103FM breached its agreement with Nathan Zahavi by suspending him from broadcasting for 27 months without pay. The judge rejected claims regarding defamation and moral rights, and ordered the termination of the contract.

Lieberman in the crosshairs: Bennett and Lapid target the Russian vote
A field study presented to the "Behad" party suggests a potential of up to three mandates from new voters. Russian and Ukrainian-speaking immigrants who arrived since 2022 constitute about 10% of the Russian-speaking electorate and show a tendency toward the center-right.

Red Day on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Indices Plummet While One Stock Jumps Over 33%
The local stock exchange saw a red trading day with declines across leading indices. Amid the downturn, largely driven by negative trends in global chip stocks, one company recorded an unusual double-digit surge that surprised investors.

Flying abroad this summer? These are the risks you need to take into account
More and more vacation destinations are dealing this summer with heatwaves, fires, water shortages, and transport disruptions. A new review recommends adding another consideration before booking a vacation, and presents how climate change is already affecting some of the most popular destinations among Israelis.

Eliran Biton: On the split with Gal Rubin, new projects and family plans
Eliran Biton shared in an interview how his relationships with Big Brother participants have evolved, discussed his upcoming advertising campaigns, and explained how the time apart on the show helped strengthen his marriage to his wife, Noya.

Selling the World Cup? FIFA's dramatic move revealed
The international football association is preparing a major reorganization by establishing a new commercial entity. Part of the company will be sold to private investors, while investment bank JPMorgan is leading talks to inject billions of dollars into the organization.

Reservists stand trial on charges of abusing a detainee
Three reservists are facing trial at the Beit Lid military court, charged with aggravated abuse of a detainee at the Naftali detention facility. Reports indicate the soldiers were called to the scene after a female soldier reported sexual harassment by the detainee.

On the way to closing the giant deal of the energy market: the dispute that was resolved and the one that remains open
The Generation fund is nearing the acquisition of Shikun & Binui Energy for 4.2 billion shekels, after the parties reached understandings on the compensation mechanism in case the deal is not completed. Now the parties are preparing to finalize the last agreements and have the merger examined by regulators, who are concerned about the concentration in the electricity production sector.

Zelensky after the meeting with Trump: "We discussed the licenses for the production of interceptors for the Patriot system"
US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met at the White House. The leaders discussed the production of Patriot systems and the advancement of the diplomatic process.

A fan asked Nick Cave if she should boycott Israel at Eurovision. His answer was particularly sharp
A fan from Australia asked Nick Cave if she should sign a petition to boycott Eurovision because of Israel and if she should stop listening to Noga Erez, and received a short answer.

Netanyahu's dinner, American officials, and the Lebanese billionaire
The Prime Minister attended a memorial event for Senator Lindsey Graham. Antoun Sehnaoui, who recently drew attention for his pro-Israel positions, was also present. A participant clarified that regional issues were not discussed.

A wave of cancellations due to pollution? Apartment buyers in Sde Dov demand an exit option from the contract
The Ministry of Environmental Protection is demanding that the Tel Aviv Municipality stop work at Sde Dov, fearing a health risk due to the presence of pollutants. Alongside the exchange of accusations between the bodies, experts warn of regulatory chaos, while new buyers are demanding to include clauses for quick release from the contract due to pollution.

Tu B'Av: From the Company to the Home | Rabbi Peretz Einhorn
There are moments when a person realizes that their mission does not end where they thought it ended. For thirteen years, we have had the privilege of accompanying religious soldiers all over the country. We visit bases, study Torah with them, hold gatherings, send out pocket-sized books, provide support, listen, and above all, strive to uphold one simple principle: that there should be no soldier...

Elvis Crespo: 'I don't need to work another minute'
Elvis Crespo shared that his 1998 hit 'Suavemente' continues to generate significant income from royalties and streaming. The musician revealed how he burned through $5 million in his youth and explained that he wants his children to work for their own success rather than rely on his wealth.

Rajoub challenges Abu Mazen: PA Chairman elections must precede Legislative Council vote
A senior Fatah official expressed uncertainty regarding the upcoming elections in the Palestinian Authority. He argued that reaching a consensus on the PA Chairman is essential to bolster internal legitimacy.

Preventing Manipulation: Central Elections Committee Issues New Polling Requirements
The acting director-general of the Central Elections Committee has reminded polling institutes and media outlets that, starting tomorrow, they must submit full poll data to the committee to ensure transparency and prevent public deception.

Sewage Infrastructure to Transform Gush Dan: Plan to Unclog Housing Bottleneck in Tel Aviv Area
The National Infrastructure Committee has approved a plan to increase the capacity of the Morasha wastewater treatment plant to 80,000 cubic meters per day. This move will remove a major barrier in the heart of a high-demand area, enable the realization of mega-projects like "TAAS HaSharon," and ensure efficient land use.

UAE Balances Ties: Iran Rapprochement and Continued Security with Israel
After facing numerous attacks, Abu Dhabi is working to gradually renew ties with Tehran, assessing that the Iranian regime will emerge from the war weakened but not defeated. Simultaneously, the UAE is deepening security cooperation with Israel and the US in preparation for potential future escalation.

The Summer Break: Fuze Tea sets up an experiential complex in Eilat
For three days, Zion Beach in Eilat will turn into the brand's summer complex, with a pouring bar, refreshment corners, games, photo stations, and various activities for all beachgoers.

Missing for eight months: Concern in the USA for the condition of veteran singer Linda Perhacs
Linda Perhacs, the 82-year-old singer who gained cult status decades after her debut, has not been in contact with friends for eight months. Her former manager is urging anyone with information to come forward to ensure her safety.

Journalist Anat Davidov criticizes Tel Aviv Mayor over parking price hikes
Amid rising parking rates at Tel Aviv beach lots, journalist Anat Davidov has criticized Mayor Ron Huldai, highlighting the city's high cost of living and persistent infrastructure issues.

Mia Schem Breaks Records on Reshet 13: The Micro-Drama Changing the Rules of the Game
The series "Double Life" has concluded its season with tens of millions of views and hundreds of thousands of reactions ahead of its final episode.

Construction Site Crackdown: Operations Halted and Contractors Detained in Central Israel
Police, the Ministry of Labor, and the Ministry of Construction and Housing have shut down two construction sites in central Israel. Authorities suspect the contractor continued operations despite a license suspension, a period during which a fatal workplace accident occurred.

Coca-Cola celebrates: Revenue from hydration breaks at the World Cup revealed
Beverage giant Coca-Cola reported strong quarterly results of 13.4 billion dollars and raised its annual forecast, as the CFO admitted that the controversial hydration breaks at the World Cup were profitable for the company.

Supreme Court Sets Deadline for Rabbinate on Brazilian Chicken Imports
The Supreme Court has ordered the Rabbinate to approve chicken imports from Brazil within four months. The judges rejected further delays, signaling that the market must be opened to lower consumer prices.

An Emotional Reunion: Nova Hostage Survivors Return to the Dance Floor
Three years after October 7, the Nova community and toMix are launching the "NOVA Live Concert" project. The premiere event will take place in September in Rishon LeZion, opening with a special reunion on the dance floor.

The World Cup is over, and football stars are cashing in
Under Armour, DoorDash, and American Eagle are just some of the international brands recruiting World Cup stars for new campaigns, trying to make the most of their peak moment.

Petition Rejected: District Court Allows Construction of Jerusalem's "Burj Khalifa"
The Jerusalem District Court has rejected a petition by 35 residents and city council members against a 42-story residential tower in the Epstein complex. The court ruled that planning authorities properly balanced development needs with the preservation of heritage values near Mount Herzl and Yad Vashem.

WhatsApp Web Upgrades: Now Supports Direct Calls from Browser
Meta is rolling out a major update for WhatsApp Web, enabling voice and video calls directly within the browser. New features include screen sharing, seamless device switching during calls, and a waiting room for group meetings.

Taiwan Arrests Nvidia Employee Over Alleged Chip Smuggling to China
Taiwanese police have arrested an Nvidia employee and searched the company's offices as part of an investigation into the suspected smuggling of chips to China. This marks the first legal action against an Nvidia staff member.

Researchers' Desperate Move: Opening an OnlyFans to Fund Their Study
Researchers in the USA who lost funding for their long-term study have found a creative solution: selling "exclusive" photos and videos of cute rodents on a platform typically associated with adult content.

Study: eSIMs Become Leading Connectivity Solution for Israelis Abroad
A new study by the international research institute Kantar and Voye Global reveals that eSIM packages have overtaken traditional Israeli cellular providers (34%) to become the primary communication choice for Israelis traveling overseas.

Israel's Discount Store Market: Competitive Analysis and Growth Strategies
There are approximately 246 discount stores in Israel. A new report by POINTS reveals the competitive landscape, data on leading chains, and their deployment strategies based on population density.

National Insurance to review benefits: A precedent-setting court ruling
The Labor Court has ruled that a police officer injured while exiting a service vehicle in his home parking lot is entitled to have the incident recognized as a work-related accident. The court determined the return home was necessary to retrieve keys required for his duties.

Boeing Reports Loss Double the Expected: What Is Encouraging the Market?
Boeing recorded a loss 2.5 times larger than forecasts due to the "Air Force One" project, but one figure in the report signaled that the recovery is continuing - and investors are actually pleased.

New Drone Technology to Combat School Shootings in the USA
"Campus Guardian Angel" is a new drone kit recently acquired by nine U.S. schools. Designed to neutralize shooters within 15 seconds, the drones use pepper spray and high-speed frontal collisions at nearly 100 km/h to stop attackers.

The battle heats up: Suspicion of illegal transfer of public funds to the Teachers' Union
The Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into suspicions of illegal transfers of public funds to the Teachers' Union, following reports that non-teachers were allegedly listed as members.

After two months on the run: Teenager arrested after being filmed attacking Wadad, her grandson, and a dog in the southern Hebron Hills
A 16-year-old was apprehended in a field in the southern region, two months after he was filmed entering a residential compound in Khirbet al-Marajem, pushing Wadad Mahamreh and her grandson, and striking the family's dog several times.

Peak Season Alert: Black Flags Raised at Sea of Galilee Beaches
Extremely strong westerly winds prompted an immediate safety measure today, Tuesday, at several popular Sea of Galilee beaches. Following a joint assessment by the Kinneret Cities Association and the Israel Police, black flags were raised at the Tzinbari, Berniki, and Shikmim beaches, and bathers were ordered to exit the water immediately.

Investigation at the Ministry of Education: Were public funds transferred to the Teachers' Union unlawfully?
A sharp confrontation between the Ministry of Education and the chairman of the Teachers' Union, Ran Erez: Minister of Education Yoav Kisch announced today (Tuesday) that the Ministry of Education is conducting an investigation following suspicions that public funds were transferred to the Teachers' Union for teachers who were reported as members of the union, even though, according to the...

Tax Authority Re-evaluates Undistributed Profits Reform
The undistributed profits reform, which generated 15–20 billion shekels in revenue, is facing scrutiny due to market distortions in the income-producing real estate sector. The Tax Authority is considering targeted adjustments as part of the upcoming Economic Arrangements Law.

Channel 14 news anchor speaks out against Channel 12: "You are blurring a terror attack"
Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Schneid criticized Channel 12 for their reporting on the terror attack at Havat Gilad, accusing them of downplaying the event to serve a political agenda.

Minister of Defense Canceled Order Against Suspect of Abusing Palestinians, Central Command Chief Appealed
In an unusual meeting in the cell where Tal Yinon Dardik is being held, Minister of Defense Israel Katz offered him detention alternatives. Dardik, who is on a hunger strike, refused these as well, but Katz announced that his appeal against the restriction order must be accepted. Central Command Chief Avi Bluth opposes this and has appealed to the District Court along with the prosecution.

IDF Eliminates Nukhba Commander Involved in October 7 Kidnappings
The IDF announced on Tuesday that it struck the Khan Yunis area, eliminating Muhammad Khalil Muhammad Aslam, a Nukhba platoon commander in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.

Hours after being indicted for assault: Deputy Mayor announces joining a new party
Shimon Tobul, a representative of Degel HaTorah and a reserve soldier in the Givati Brigade, announced he is joining Avi Maoz's party ahead of the elections. The announcement comes concurrently with the filing of an indictment against him for assaulting two gas station employees over Arabic music. Noam responded: "The prosecutor's decision is puzzling."

The Aftermath of War: A Jump in Weddings in Israel and the Cities Breaking Singlehood Records
The number of couples marrying in 2024 increased by about 10% compared to the previous year. Simultaneously, there has been a rise in the number of singles, the average age of marriage, and the popularity of cohabitation without marriage. The CBS clarifies that marriage rates in Israel show a long-term decline.

Following the World Cup win, the Spanish national team star tattooed his coach's face
Marc Cucurella proved that promises made before a World Cup final must be kept. The Spanish national team's left-back, who promised before the tournament to tattoo the face of coach Luis de la Fuente if 'La Roja' lifted the trophy, has officially fulfilled his vow.

"Who are you trying to fool?": Yoseph Haddad speaks out against Mansour Abbas
Advocacy activist Yoseph Haddad criticized Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas for refusing to clearly label Hamas a terrorist organization during a radio interview.

Shin Bet joins investigation into attacks on media outlets
The investigation will be conducted jointly by the Shin Bet and the Dan region crime-fighting unit. This development follows another incident last night where the glass doors at the 'Hadashot 12' news building were shattered. Investigators are now examining whether these events are connected.

"Great anxiety": A patient at the Yokneam social services office is accused of attacking a security guard with a knife
According to the prosecution, a 37-year-old resident attacked a security guard with a knife after refusing a security check. A police officer on the scene intervened and arrested the suspect. The defense attorney stated that the defendant requires rehabilitative treatment.

Apple Changes the Rules: Shifting to Device Rental Model
The tech giant is launching a new initiative that shifts from device ownership to a monthly rental model, with prices for popular products starting at just $11.99.

She documented the nightmare on TikTok - and was murdered two weeks later
Sera Gilson, an American influencer, shared a viral video in which she revealed that she discovered her estranged husband is a pedophile. 12 days later, he arrived at her home, brutally murdered her, and then committed suicide.

Rany Rahav against Israel Katz's decision: 'Whoever uses terror against innocent people, to the gallows'
PR specialist Rany Rahav harshly criticized Defense Minister Israel Katz's decision to release a suspect involved in a violent incident in the Jordan Valley, a move made against the position of the IDF and Shin Bet.

Remains of five infants found in apartment in France
Police discovered the bones of four infants and the body of a fifth in an apartment in the city of Orange, launching a murder investigation. The remains were found by the mother's partner. The 32-year-old mother, who gave birth to a healthy baby on Sunday, remains hospitalized and has not yet been questioned.

16-year-old becomes a hero in the US: "He should be awarded a citation"
The young lifeguard, Ryder, was filmed diving into the water to save a child swept away by strong waves off the coast of California. For long minutes, the two struggled against the current until another lifeguard arrived to assist.

Crisis of trust: The cracks in Netanyahu and Trump's relationship are deepening
The cooling atmosphere in Washington on the eve of the leaders' meeting reflects systemic disagreements. From the sale of F-35s to Turkey and a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, to contacts for a ceasefire with Iran without Israel, the crisis is centered on White House skepticism regarding the Prime Minister's reliability and Israel's increasing isolation in American public opinion.

"Hannah Montana" without boundaries: Miley Cyrus shocks fans with a revealing photo
The controversial star uploaded a provocative photo to her X account, leaving nothing to the imagination. "I didn't see that coming," users commented.

Court ruling may affect hundreds of basements in Tel Aviv
The court rejected a petition by a property owner in central Tel Aviv seeking a residential use permit for a basement located above ground. It was determined that if a property was defined as a "basement" in its original building permit, municipal plans prohibiting residential use apply to it.

When friends object: Jennifer Aniston is 'summoning' a marriage proposal
While close friends urge Jennifer Aniston to slow down in her relationship with hypnotherapist Jim Curtis, the actress is taking matters into her own hands. Reports suggest she is holding spiritual circles to ask the universe for a proposal.

Nvidia again: The line that holds Israel's entire trade balance
In 2025, Israel's high-tech imports reached a record $19.8 billion, a 10.5% increase. This data highlights the economy's heavy reliance on a narrow cluster of high-tech giants.

The end for 'BananaHot'? The dramatic letter that entangled Neta Alchimister
A competing fashion company sent a warning letter against the swimwear brand, claiming product design copying.

A blow to investors: Bitcoin continues to fall, this is the coin that dropped by more than 5%
After a positive day in the markets, a negative trend is hitting the leading coins as the most popular coin loses over four percent in just one week and Ethereum suffers a particularly painful fall that worries investors.

Ortal Amar on the recording scandal: "Your father is bad and your mother is good"
Ortal Amar speaks about the moments when her son, shared with Ben-El Tavori, was exposed at school to content from the recording scandal, and shares the daily struggle of protecting him.

Michal Amdursky on her financial situation: "I couldn't afford it"
Michal Amdursky shared the defining moment in her life when she decided to change direction in her musical career for the sake of her family's financial welfare: "My financial comfort, for the sake of my children and for the sake of the home, stopped me in terms of career."

Fashion brand with millions in investment in Israel: 15 new branches to open
The Femina Group is expanding its operations and launching the homewear brand Liminal with an investment of approximately 3 million shekels. The first store will open in September at the Ayalon Mall, alongside an online store. The company plans to open 10–15 branches across the country within the next 3 years.

Why Smotrich needs to be careful - and what happened to the issue that once decided elections | Amit Segal
Once this issue decided elections, today it is fading in favor of the economy and conscription. While politicians align with the rightward trend, the public displays a temporary indifference that the next government and the US administration will not allow to continue.

Mate Security Raises $35 Million in Series A Led by Microsoft's M12
Israeli cybersecurity startup Mate Security has raised $35 million in a Series A round. The funding, which includes participation from Microsoft's investment arm M12, comes just eight months after the company's initial launch.

Neve-Orenstein Affair: Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked Gave Testimony to Police
Former Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked provided open testimony to the Lahav 433 Fraud Investigation Unit regarding the Neve-Orenstein affair. The suspects are accused of bribery and breach of trust.

Mate Security Raises $35 Million from Microsoft Eight Months After Seed Round
Cybersecurity firm Mate Security has raised $35 million in a Series A round led by Canaan Partners and Microsoft's M12 fund. The company's total funding has now surpassed $50 million.

For the first time: Researchers discover genetic origins for one of the most controversial mental health diagnoses
A new study may pave the way for innovative treatments for borderline personality disorder; Ichilov Hospital unveils a new non-profit incubator for health startups; and an Israeli project wins a European award. This week in biomed.

Albar Increases Stake in Credit 360 to 20.75% for 46 Million Shekels
Leasing firm Albar is strengthening its mortgage sector presence by acquiring an additional 12.75% stake in Credit 360. The deal values the company at 220 million shekels.

From 5 Million to 1.29 Million: Incoming Tourism Collapsed by 75% in 2026
Incoming tourism to Israel plummeted by 75% in the first half of 2026 compared to pre-war 2023. The industry is facing a severe crisis due to security challenges and flight restrictions.

Thieves raided the coffee cart that was burned on 7/10 and rehabilitated: "I've reached my limit"
Hagai Horowitz, who rebuilt his coffee cart after it was burned by terrorists on October 7, is now facing closure due to repeated thefts, vandalism, and bureaucratic decisions by the regional council that moved his business from its original, popular location.

In Love: Everyone Talks About Asi Buzaglo and Anna Zak
In honor of Hebrew Valentine’s Day, we reveal local relationship stories, from Anna Zak and Yonatan Mergui who fly between destinations to Hanny Nahmias and Yehuda Elias, proving there is no age for true love.

At 58: Niro Levy Returns to His Ex-Partner, 30 Years His Junior
After separating last November, Niro Levy (58) and his ex-partner Yarin Habi (28) have rekindled their relationship. The couple was spotted enjoying a getaway at the Dead Sea.

The Exits of Assaf Rappaport and Eyal Waldman: Their Contribution to the State Treasury
Israel Tax Authority head Shay Aharonovich revealed for the first time that massive deals by two Israeli tech companies generated between 20 and 30 billion shekels for the state budget, bolstering national economic stability.

Gilad Erdan in a dramatic move against Yaakov Bardugo: "Public apology or lawsuit"
After statements attributed to him regarding his political motives, Gilad Erdan sent a warning letter before a libel lawsuit to Yaakov Bardugo. Erdan demands an apology and a public correction, claiming it is a false publication that damaged his good name.

Assaf Granit in Talks for Potential Deal with Louis Vuitton
The Machneyuda group is in preliminary negotiations with the investment arm of LVMH. The goal is to secure financial backing to support the expansion of its luxury restaurant portfolio abroad.

In Honor of Tu B'Av: What Are the Most-Watched Romantic Movies in Israel?
Data from yes and Pelephone reveals how Israelis seek love, both on screen and through dating apps, highlighting the most popular romantic films and weekly usage patterns.

"Building an agent in an hour with Claude, anyone can do": The entrepreneurs who made a half-billion dollar exit reveal their new startup
The founders of the startup Harmony have unveiled an AI platform for managing internal corporate services. The system allows employees to handle technical and administrative tasks via Slack using natural language.

"We don't want another quick flip": The entrepreneurs who sold a company to Cisco are raising $34 million for a new startup
Harmony, which developed an AI platform for managing internal corporate services, has raised $34 million in a seed round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. The startup was founded by the creators of Epsagon, previously acquired by Cisco.

Salary supplement, insurance, and police escort: Tax Authority employees' demands before returning to Bnei Brak
Although the Tax Authority announced a renewal of activity in the city a week and a half ago, the Histadrut reiterated that employees will not return to the field. The chairman of the State Employees Union warned the Tax Authority director: "We will not hesitate to use all means until a safe and protected work environment is ensured."

Shay Elias Signs with Hapoel Haifa
The 27-year-old midfielder joins the club after winning the championship last season with Hapoel Be'er Sheva. Yoav Katz: "He will upgrade the team."

Attacked for confronting a man who filmed minors at a pool: "I no longer walk alone in the streets"
Sarit Buaron was violently attacked after confronting a man filming minors at a pool. The victim has sharply criticized the police for their conduct and alleged negligence during the incident.

War room and cyber defense: How the Shin Bet is preparing for the elections
The Shin Bet has established a dedicated team to ensure the integrity of the October 27 elections, amid concerns over potential attacks and foreign interference. The agency is coordinating with the Central Elections Committee, the police, and the National Cyber Directorate.

Why can your office no longer be just a place of work?
Flexibility, community, and an exceptional experience: the Israeli high-tech work environment is undergoing a dramatic change. Eyal Green, CEO of Atidim Park, presents the vision for the next generation of offices and explains why old buildings are already being left behind.

The trend that revealed the truth about the Israeli housing market
"How much do you pay for rent?" has become a viral trend sweeping through millions of social media viewers. Inbar Tal, the woman behind the phenomenon, joins the studio to explain how she convinced strangers to open their doors to her.

Greece on the map: why the Greek market is attracting investors
Affordable prices, financing options, and tax benefits make Greece a promising destination for Israeli investors. A close look at the real estate market in the "country of islands."

Dolphins for sale: Bankrupt Mexican water park operator to sell assets
Liquidators for The Dolphin Company have petitioned a Delaware bankruptcy court to approve the sale of assets, including 87 dolphins. The $20 million deal awaits judicial review amid an ongoing corporate dispute.

Report: Higher Sense of Security in Localities Where 'HaShomer HaChadash' Operates
A special report by consulting firm KPMG reveals that the organization's activities significantly strengthen community resilience. CEO Yoel Zilberman highlighted the impact of volunteers, while Minister Orit Strock emphasized that settlement presence is key to regional security.

Paid 40,000 Shekels for a Kindergarten Shelter — Left Without Money or Protection
Kindergarten owners paid a 40,000 shekel deposit for a protective unit, but the contractor failed to deliver on time. The Atias couple now faces financial losses and reputational damage.

Holocaust Monument Desecrated in Ukraine: Mayor Offers Reward for Information
A Holocaust memorial in the city of Samar, eastern Ukraine, was defaced with swastikas and anti-Semitic graffiti. Mayor Serhiy Reznik has announced a cash reward for information leading to the identification of the vandals, promising full anonymity to informants.

Katzman arranges a golden parachute of millions for G City CEO in case she is replaced
Just before the change of control in the real estate company, the outgoing controlling shareholder Chaim Katzman is seeking to accelerate the appointment of Keren Khalifa as CEO. If she is fired after the transfer of control to Tzahi Abu and his partners, Khalifa will receive a bonus of 200% of her annual salary.

Outgoing State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman in his first interview
For the first time since completing his term, former State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman appeared at the Channel 14 Security Conference, giving an exclusive interview to news anchor Miri Tabibi.

The 16-year-old's terror journey: Flight mode, a knife, and a long trek through the mountains
The teenager left home under the guise of attending math tutoring. Upon reaching the settlement gate, he abandoned his plan and hid the knife under a bench. He was detained by a local resident and military personnel on suspicion of trespassing.

How to Keep Your Home Clean and Tidy Even on Busy Days
Returning home to a messy house after a long day can be overwhelming. To avoid exhausting weekend cleaning marathons, try a focused room-by-room approach and implement simple, consistent daily habits.

Anna Aronov opens up about her relationship with her husband: "Problematic in my eyes"
The "Dancing with the Stars" judge issued a clear message against traditional gender roles in relationships, explaining why rigid definitions can harm a romantic connection over time.

Bar Refaeli against Yehuda Levi: "I am shocked that he flew"
A few months after the birth of his daughter Naya, Yehuda Levi speaks openly about his new fatherhood, his recent filming trip, and the fears that accompany him along the way.

Ness and Stilla go on the offensive: "It's almost impossible to get a word in"
In the shadow of rumors and great curiosity surrounding their personal relationship, Ness and Stilla are now releasing a second single on the way to their debut album.
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Well-known eyewear chain slashes prices: 2 pairs for 200 NIS
International eyewear chain Carolina Lemke Berlin has launched a summer sale offering two pairs of sunglasses for 200 NIS. The promotion is available in stores and online until September 1, 2026.

Israelis are holding up the hotels: Tourists are still far from returning
The hotel industry in Israel is trying to recover, but data shows that the return of tourists from abroad is still delayed. While Israelis continue to fill a large portion of hotel rooms and maintain the industry's activity, the number of tourist overnight stays remains low, and hotels are still dealing with the ongoing damage following the security situation.

Act Security Raises $60 Million to Combat AI-Driven Cloud Threats
The founders of Act Security warn that excessive cloud permissions pose an immediate danger in the AI era. Their new platform is designed to block security breaches at the structural level before attackers can exploit them.

The Tax Authority is distributing compensation to reservists: how to apply for a grant
The Tax Authority announces that business owners who served more than 21 days are eligible for compensation for indirect damage for May-June 2026, with payments issued within 14 days of approval.

Aviad Sasson captured: Details on the arrest of the suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi
Police announced the arrest of Aviad Sasson, suspected of murdering Binyahu Razi, following a lengthy manhunt. The suspect was apprehended in a taxi near Jerusalem and transferred for interrogation.

Smotrich: This is our condition for entering the next government
During the Channel 14 security conference, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich outlined his demands for the next government, focusing on aggressive action against security threats in Judea and Samaria and within Arab society.

Gantz at the security conference: "Netanyahu is a better politician than I am"
Blue and White party chairman Benny Gantz, in an interview on Channel 14, discussed his complex relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the management of the war. Gantz praised Netanyahu as a "better politician" and a capable wartime leader, while also accepting his share of responsibility for the failures leading up to October 7.

3-year-old from Jerusalem choked on a grape: condition stabilized after resuscitation
A 3-year-old girl choked on a grape at her home in Jerusalem today. Medical teams performed prolonged resuscitation until her heart resumed beating. She was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in serious but stable condition, sedated and intubated.

Smotrich: "I Thought About Resigning After October 7 — I Found No Fault in Myself"
The Minister of Finance told the "Geekonomy" podcast that he examined his responsibility following the massacre, but concluded that he had spent years opposing the "concept" • "If I have any responsibility, it is that I did not flip the table."

Did Your Electricity Bill Jump? Mistakes That Cost You Dearly
We all know that moment: glancing at the electricity bill and feeling a knot in our stomach. Most of us overpay without even realizing it. The good news is that you don't need to sit in the dark or turn off the AC in the heat to save 10–30% on your monthly expenses.

'Such 24 hours': Daniel Greenberg's 6-year-old daughter was rushed to the hospital
The model and influencer shared in a series of stories the tense day she went through, after her daughter shared with Eyal Golan, 6-year-old Miel, was rushed to the hospital. 'Everything is fine, thank God,' Greenberg reassured her followers.

Jerusalem: 4-year-old girl sedated and intubated after choking on a grape
The girl's heart stopped beating after a grape blocked her airway at her home in Jerusalem. MADA teams performed resuscitation, extracted the pieces of grape from her throat, and restored her pulse. She was evacuated to Shaare Zedek Hospital in serious and stable condition.

Surprising report: Russell Westbrook is a candidate for Hapoel Tel Aviv
According to several reports, one of the greatest NBA players of the last two decades and the 2016/17 MVP is on the radar of the "Reds". Panathinaikos and Dubai are also monitoring the situation.

"I received threats": Gal Juma and Assulin forced to delete Jaffa-filmed videos
Assulin and Gal Juma filmed teasers in Jaffa for their new duet "Zahra" featuring local women. Sources indicate the participants did not realize the footage would be posted on social media, leading to threats from the Arab sector.

Wolt, laundry, gardening, and redacted expenses: The bill for Netanyahu's residences revealed
Following a legal battle, the expense breakdown for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residences has been revealed: nearly 2 million shekels were spent in 2025 and another 731 thousand shekels in the first half of 2026. An expense of about 63 thousand shekels was completely redacted.

Kleenex and Lily brands move to Arbex in Israel
Arbex, the new international corporation formed by Kimberly-Clark and Suzano, is launching operations in Israel. The company will now manage the marketing of Kleenex, Lily, Molt, Nicol, and Shmurat Teva, while Huggies, Kotex, and Depend remain under Kimberly-Clark.

The mountain climber walked 16 kilometers with a trekking pole that pierced his body
A mountain hike turned into a nightmare: the injured hiker used his medical expertise to manage his trauma. His friends coordinated with rescue teams via satellite, while the climber requested that others be warned to spare children from seeing the injury.

A Space for Healing: Therapeutic Farm for Children with PTSD to Open in Sderot
A therapeutic farm will be established in Sderot to support children coping with post-traumatic stress disorder. The municipality, in collaboration with donors, is investing 16 million shekels into a facility that combines therapy, education, and community resilience programs.

IDF Eliminates Nukhba Commander in Khan Yunis Involved in October 7 Massacre
Forces on the ground continue to target the planners and perpetrators of the massacre. On Monday, an Israeli Air Force strike in the Khan Yunis area eliminated Muhammad Khalil Muhammad Aslam, a Nukhba platoon commander in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist organization.

30% Discount: Mamdani revealed details about the supermarket chain owned by New York
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has unveiled plans for a city-owned supermarket chain. The stores will offer a 30% discount on essential goods, potentially saving the average consumer around $1,000 annually.

Asaf Amdursky in a brilliant financial move: "In excellent condition"
Asaf Amdursky is making a brilliant financial move: "In excellent condition". After several months of close relationship, the musician and his partner are shifting gears. To make room at home and also to save some money, Amdursky reveals in a story a series of luxury items at bargain prices: "Bargain price" | All the details

Complainant used AI for trial prep — rape case halted
A rape trial in Britain was halted after mobile phone logs revealed the complainant used an AI chatbot to prepare for cross-examination and 'refine' her answers. The court ruled this constituted prohibited 'witness coaching' that could contaminate the testimony.

Tropper in a sharp attack on Smotrich: "He chose draft dodgers instead of those who serve"
In recordings from a closed conference of the 'Beit Tzioni-Hamiluimenikim' party, the chairman is heard speaking sharply against 'Religious Zionism' • According to him, the party, and Smotrich at its head, chose to go time after time against the public it claims to represent.

Papaya to appeal US court ruling after being ordered to pay Skillz 719 million dollars
Israeli gaming company Papaya announced it will appeal a New York federal court ruling ordering it to pay $719 million to Skillz. The lawsuit involves allegations of misleading advertising and the use of bots in games.

Who will 'do a Bennett'? The battle for the premiership behind the scenes | Listen
Gadi Eizenkot may be the leading candidate for Prime Minister in the event of an opposition victory, but behind the scenes, Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman are already marking the coveted chair. Who among them will demand a rotation, who might break their election promises, and who will become the tie-breaker — in the new episode of the "Al Ze" podcast.

Just before marrying Adva Dadon: Yadin Gelman's wild night
A few days before formalizing his relationship with the 37-year-old investigative reporter and news anchor, the 32-year-old actor celebrated his bachelor party last night, and did not hesitate to share even the less glamorous moments.

Israel estimates: Lebanese Army Chief of Staff is coordinating activity in southern Lebanon with Hezbollah | First Publication
Israel claims that the Lebanese Army, led by Chief of Staff Haykal, is coordinating its activity in the south of the country with Hezbollah to avoid friction. According to IDF sources, despite the Israeli withdrawal as part of the "Lebanese pilot," the Lebanese Army is barely locating and destroying terrorist infrastructure - far from the expectations of the Israeli system.

As revealed in Globes: Cyera acquires Oasis Security for $1 billion
Two Israeli cyber companies have signed a letter of intent for an acquisition deal, in which Cyera plans to incorporate Oasis Security. The move is designed to integrate information security, non-human identities, and AI agents into a single platform, addressing the surge in the use of artificial intelligence agents within organizations.

Fire in HaNasi Forest: Suspicion of human-caused ignition
Firefighters discovered smoldering coals at the origin of the blaze. The Fire and Rescue Authority urges the public to refrain from lighting fires in open areas.

Revolution in the Yellow App: How to Convert Accumulated Funds into Bitcoin
The Paz Group is launching a collaboration with Bits of Gold, allowing customers over 18 to open a crypto account directly via the Yellow app and use accumulated rewards to purchase Bitcoin.

Reward exceeds 100,000 shekels: Who knows the suspect in the scam?
Social media personality Evgeny Zarubinsky has initiated a 70,000 shekel reward for information leading to the arrest of a man who scammed an 80-year-old widow from Rehovot by posing as a National Insurance Institute official. The victim lost 20,000 shekels and her jewelry. Following reports of similar incidents from other users, the reward has grown to over 100,000 shekels with contributions from...

Manor Solomon set to stay in England: Filling a 64.5 million euro void
The Tottenham winger could remain in London to help West Ham following the departure of their star player for a massive fee. All the details.

0% Equity: The dramatic change being examined in mortgage assistance
The Ministry of Construction and Housing is establishing an inter-ministerial team to examine mortgage assistance criteria, potentially reviving the issue after the Ministry of Finance's previous opposition. The move, supported by Minister Haim Katz, aims to address the housing crisis, with proposals including a mechanism to replace equity requirements with proven repayment ability.

Four Israelis arrested at drug party on boat off Greek coast
Israeli nationals, including businessmen, were detained during a Greek Coast Guard raid on a catamaran near Lefkada. Authorities discovered various narcotics and cash in multiple currencies on board.

Knesset approved: Exemption from betterment levy for solar panels over agricultural fields
The Knesset has approved a one-year exemption from the betterment levy for agro-voltaic facilities. This measure aims to promote renewable energy development while providing regulatory certainty for farmers.

Sale at a HOODIES outlet store: You will pay more for sizes above M
A customer claimed that a HOODIES outlet store charges higher prices for sizes larger than medium during a sale, despite signs not specifying size-based pricing. The chain stated that outlet stores operate under a different pricing model based on inventory and demand.

Straw men and fictitious charity boxes at Dizengoff Center: How the organization now facing liquidation operated
The Registrar of Amutot has filed a petition to liquidate the 'Chance for a Drop of Happiness' organization. An investigation revealed that the entity was entirely fictitious and used to misappropriate funds from unsuspecting donors.

Banks Halt Search for New Association CEO
Following the Competition Authority's request to review correspondence regarding the replacement of Eitan Madmon, the Association of Banks has frozen the search process. The regulator's intervention was revealed yesterday.

Keshet 12 Files Petition Against Communications Law: 'Legislation to Weaken Criticism of Government'
Against the backdrop of the vandalism at the News 12 studios, Keshet 12 has petitioned the Supreme Court against Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi's broadcasting law. The petition alleges that the legislation is discriminatory and designed to weaken government-critical media while favoring loyal outlets.

Final: Mikveh Israel will be opened to the public, the first passages will open within two years
The Subcommittee for Appeals of the National Planning and Building Council has rejected four appeals against the new master plan for Mikveh Israel. The plan provides for a gradual opening of the area to pedestrians and cyclists.

How to build a balanced investment portfolio? A guide for beginners
From setting a goal to periodic rebalancing: the 4 steps to building a portfolio that suits your objectives and that you can stick with for the long term.

A firm message from Tehran: "Israel and the USA must pay for the elimination of Khamenei"
The advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces called for revenge for the death of the Supreme Leader, labeling it a "national duty" of the Islamic nation. Meanwhile, the editor of the newspaper "Kayhan" warned that ignoring this vengeance would embolden Israel and the USA.

Nike Introduces $250 Recovery Slides Featuring Vibration and Heat
The new Nike Air Zoom Hyperslide, developed in collaboration with Hyperice, is designed for post-workout recovery. The model will be available in the US starting September 29th for $249.

Kim Kardashian's Skims site ends direct shipping to Israel
The Skims international website has discontinued shipping to Israel. Shoppers are now redirected to the local site, where prices are often 17%-60% higher, though the platform now offers free shipping and no additional VAT on orders over 75 dollars.

Hezbollah tries to rehabilitate bank branches attacked by the IDF: "A ticking time bomb"
While the Lebanese army struggles to disarm the terrorist organization, Hezbollah has attempted to establish a new branch of "Al-Qard al-Hassan" in the Tyre area of southern Lebanon. Residents opposed it for fear of IDF strikes, and reports suggest the terrorist organization has "taken a step back." "Hezbollah has brought the Shiite community into a circle of death," said a political activist in...

Bar Cohen explodes at Arkia: 'Chaos, frustration, helplessness'
After Arkia claimed that the reality stars were taking revenge on it following a late arrival for a flight, they launched a sharp counter-attack regarding the incident at the airport and revealed a surprising statement by a company flight attendant.

Anan Khalaili on his way to the Premier League? A top club offered 20 million euros
Nottingham Forest submitted an official offer for the Israeli winger, but Union Saint-Gilloise rejected it and is demanding a sum close to 28 million euros. Which other clubs are in the race? | All the details

Drama in the tender for operating the shooting range: The court disqualified the winner
The company that won the management of the complex in the north was disqualified after submitting only a copy of a bank guarantee; the District Court determined that this is a substantive flaw and ordered the payment of 30,000 shekels in expenses.

Drama in the Eldar Dayan Case: Police Believe He Is Alive and on the Run
Conflicting testimonies, obstruction of justice, and the arrest of two friends mark a turning point in the disappearance of 23-year-old Eldar Dayan. Following the discovery of an abandoned vehicle with blood stains, police suspect the young man is hiding.

Keshet 12 petitions the Supreme Court: "Its goal is to dismantle the channel"
Drama in the media market: Keshet 12 filed a petition today to the Supreme Court against the broadcasting law promoted by Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi. The petitioner claims the law is discriminatory and intended to weaken critical media outlets.

Technion competes with Stanford: Two Israeli universities in the global AI top tier
Two Israeli universities have been ranked among the top 30 in the inaugural W5 index for "AI output" in academia. The Technion is ranked 25th, and Tel Aviv University is 28th.

Eden Golan on life's twists: "Life makes a U-turn"
Eden Golan suffered a shoulder injury during rehearsals for "Dancing with the Stars" and had to take a break, but despite ongoing treatment, she has already returned to the stage.

Alcohol Giant RNDC Files for Bankruptcy with Debts Reaching $10 Billion
A storm in the American alcohol market: RNDC, long-standing second-largest wine and spirits distributor in the U.S., has officially filed for bankruptcy in a Texas court.

Not just ports: The UAE is examining an expansion of its nuclear program
The UAE established its civil nuclear program under strict limitations. If Saudi Arabia receives a more lenient agreement with the US, the UAE's long-standing monopoly in the field will be broken, and a new competition will begin between the two regional powers.

Investigation directions in the disappearance of Eldar Dayan: "He is probably on the run"
The police are investigating several leads in the disappearance of the young man. They are examining a suspicion that he was kidnapped for criminal reasons, or the possibility that he was involved in a hit-and-run accident and fled. "The assessment is strengthening that Eldar Dayan is on the run, all options are on the table," a police source told N12.

Indictment filed against Be'er Sheva Deputy Mayor for assaulting employee while in uniform
An indictment has been filed against Be'er Sheva Deputy Mayor Shimon Tobul for assaulting a Bedouin gas station employee. According to the charges, Tobul, while wearing a military uniform, struck the man, pushed another employee, and brandished his weapon following a dispute over Arabic music.

Heading for summer congestion at Ben Gurion Airport? Union chairman warns: 'I don't know how we will get through August'
Pinchas Idan has warned of severe congestion expected at the airport ahead of the peak summer season due to a staff shortage. He claims the facility is missing about 400 employees, while recruitment remains difficult. The Israel Airports Authority management has denied these claims, which follow recent external disruptions at the airport.

The love story born among the antiquities of the biblical city
Thousands of years after the daughters of Shiloh would go out on Tu B'Av to find their match, a new love story was born at the site: two American archaeologists who came to uncover the antiquities found the love of their lives there.

A boy or a girl? Sefi Ovadia and Lior Kenan expecting their second child
Two years after the birth of their eldest daughter and four years after their wedding, journalists Sefi Ovadia and Lior Kenan are preparing to welcome their second child. Congratulations to the couple.

Less than a year after launch: Hush raises $30 million
Less than a year after its unveiling, Israeli cyber company Hush Security has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round. The company's total funding has now reached $41 million.

The Israeli startup that secures AI agents has raised $30 million
Cybersecurity company Hush Security has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round. The startup is developing a platform to secure AI agents and other non-human identities within corporate networks.

Without committing: Hamas agrees to the mediators' draft that defers the important issues
The Hamas leadership in Gaza has conveyed a message to the leadership abroad, agreeing to the latest draft presented by mediators regarding weapons and governance in Gaza within the Peace Council plan. The draft primarily defers these issues to later stages of negotiations.

"It's not certain that the golden parachute will help": Netanyahu's associate in an internal attack on Likud
An associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is attacking Knesset members and ministers following a tense battle over the most controversial clause, which allows incumbents to run in districts and on reserved slots.

Towards the Rome talks: USA warned Hezbollah - "Any attack will open the gates of hell"
Ahead of the Israel-Lebanon meeting in Rome, it is reported that the dispute over the body that will oversee the implementation of the pilot zones continues. At the same time, the USA conveyed a sharp message that any attack by Hezbollah against Israel will lead to a broad response directed against the organization and Lebanon.

Ashkelon resident caught for the third time driving while disqualified and under the influence of cocaine
Lachish Traffic Division officers arrested an Ashkelon driver caught driving for the third time while disqualified. An indictment was filed against the resident, who also tested positive for cocaine and has a history of drug-related offenses.

Starting August 5: A New Culinary Experience Awaits in Eilat
Following the overwhelming success in July, the Dan Hotels chain is expanding its culinary program across three of its Eilat properties. Throughout August, guests will enjoy dinners hosted by top chefs and iconic Israeli street food institutions.

Drama at the First International Bank: Management Called Police on Striking Employees
Negotiations for a collective agreement have reached an impasse following the board of directors' demand to reduce existing employee rights. The Histadrut is warning of potential service disruptions starting today.

FIMI-backed company regains contract: $58 million deal secured
Easat Ashkelon has expanded its cooperation with a major American aviation giant in a deal worth approximately $58 million over two decades. Behind the figure lies a critical condition, and behind the company sits one of the most successful investment funds in Israel.

Football legend appointed head coach of the French national team: "It was my dream"
After 14 years, Didier Deschamps is stepping down. Zinedine Zidane has signed an eight-year contract until 2034, stating: "I rejected all offers, it was my only dream."

Channel 12 anchor in an awkward spot: Her fiancé gets drunk at his bachelor party
Days before the wedding, actor Yadin Gelman celebrated with a wild party that took an unfortunate turn. He shared the aftermath of the night himself on social media.

Revolution on Highway 6: Major Changes in Ownership Structure
Clal Insurance has increased its stake in the Highway 6 northern section franchise to 24% after acquiring an 8% share from the Noy 2 fund for 165 million shekels. The company expects an annual return of 9% to 11%.

Yanki Goldhaber's courage is noteworthy
The case of the "Big Brother" alumnus, who spoke about sexual abuse he experienced via the internet, exposes failures in media coverage and public attitude towards sexual offenses in the virtual space. Instead of scolding him for an unfortunate choice of words, it is appropriate to support and strengthen him.

Without Israel, and with time to organize: how Iran managed to upgrade its missiles
Globes presents a daily review of global media coverage on Israel: how Iran's missiles became more lethal, the Pentagon's search for affordable weapons, and The Atlantic's analysis of Netanyahu's declining popularity in the US.

When the media is marked as an enemy, violence becomes inevitable
The threat to the free press in Israel is manifesting in dangerous ways, from legislative pressure to physical violence. Following the incident where a stone was thrown at the Channel 12 building, it is clear that incitement against journalists has reached a critical threshold.

A million shekels over a career: How much do we pay to National Insurance compared to the rest of the world?
An Israeli employee earning 15,000 shekels a month may transfer, together with their employer, more than a million shekels to National Insurance and health insurance over 40 years of work. In Israel, payments are lower than in much of Western Europe, but the link between the payment amount and the old-age pension is weaker than in the USA and Germany.

Report: Nottingham Forest submitted an offer for Anan Khalaili – which was rejected
The Israel national team player, whose transfer to Inter fell through about two weeks ago, is attracting interest from the Premier League club. Nottingham Forest offered 20 million euros for him, but Union Saint-Gilloise refused.

Knesset Approves Historic Rights for Interrogation Suspects
The Knesset plenum approved in the second and third readings a bill that will mandate the presence of a defense attorney during the interrogation of minors or persons with disabilities who are being questioned by the police as suspects. The new law enshrines for the first time the right to the presence of a lawyer during the interrogation of suspected minors, as well as persons with intellectual...

Detention extended for Maxim Bruverman - who was with Eldar Dayan in the car before his disappearance
During the hearing, it emerged that Bruverman has a criminal record, including a conviction for possession of brass knuckles. He faces suspicions of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and involvement in a hit-and-run incident.

Official: Zinedine Zidane Appointed Head Coach of the French National Team
The legendary football star, who led the Tricolores to 1998 World Cup glory as a player, will succeed Didier Deschamps. "This is a dream come true, my happiest day as a coach," Zidane stated following the announcement.

Maccabi Tel Aviv Repeats Last Summer's Mistakes in Center Recruitment
For the second consecutive summer, Maccabi has failed to secure a top-tier center, leaving Roman Sorkin isolated at the 5 position. Armando Bacot is seen only as a backup, and the club's passive approach to the transfer market threatens the upcoming season.

Bereaved Families Criticize Cabinet Decision to Allow International Force in Gaza
Bereaved families from the "Gvura Forum" are attacking the cabinet's decision to allow an international force into the Gaza Strip. They warn that transferring security responsibility to a foreign entity endangers the country and risks a return to the reality of October 7.

Minister Katz: "We want to strike Iran, but the US does not approve"
Defense Minister Israel Katz, in an interview with Channel 14, discussed the meeting between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, noting that US interests in Iran do not always align with Israel's. Katz emphasized Israel's readiness to respond with full force if attacked.

Omer Adam is excited: reveals a wedding gift worth hundreds of thousands of shekels
The successful singer shared with his millions of followers the luxurious artistic asset sent to him especially from overseas, following a close acquaintance that developed between the two during a series of performances in Paris.
Airport Revolution: Israeli Wireless Charging Technology Arrives in Europe
Electreon has signed an agreement to install a wireless charging system for buses at Milan Bergamo Airport, paving the way for cooperation with a manufacturer operating in hundreds of airports worldwide.

Lucy Aharish receives honorary fellowship from Bezalel Academy for her contribution to social dialogue
At a festive ceremony held in Jerusalem marking the 120th anniversary of the Bezalel Academy, the Honorary Fellow award was presented to four distinguished figures from the worlds of culture, media, and academia for their significant social contributions.

Dobi Frances responds to rumors: "I will set my sights on the role of Prime Minister"
Businessman and investor Dobi Frances rejects reports of a reserved spot in the Likud, but revealed at the Negev Conference that he does not rule out a future entry into politics and even marks the highest Israeli target.

National Insurance Institute cancels benefits and demands repayment of funds
A large-scale enforcement operation by the Israel Police and the National Insurance Institute has uncovered systematic fraud involving false declarations of residency. The move is expected to save the state treasury tens of millions of shekels.

"The industry is collapsing": The storm shaking Israel's construction and renovation sector
The Central Command commander halted the entry of Palestinian workers into Judea and Samaria, but the political echelon reversed the decision within two days. With an estimated tens of thousands of illegal residents entering through fence breaches, the industry is furious: "The government is abandoning security."

"A huge settlement above the biblical valley": The plan in Samaria is taking root
Dozens of residential structures have been placed in the new settlement of Emek Dotan. With their placement and the progress of development works, the various parties are now preparing for the first families to move in.

Head of Yeshiva, former minister, and chairman of the Organization of Victims of Hostilities: These are the recipients of the Presidential Medal of Distinction for 2026
Isaac Herzog will award 11 medals to individuals who have made an extraordinary contribution to the State of Israel and humanity. Among the recipients are actress Yona Elian-Keshet, Rimon School of Music founder Yehuda Eder, Prof. Mooli Lahad, and social activist Ziva Mekonen. "They express the values of giving and mutual guarantee," the President stated.

Convicted Murderer of Muhammad Abu Khdeir Faces New Charges in Prison
One of the individuals convicted for the murder of Muhammad Abu Khdeir was brought to the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court. Police suspect he was illegally possessing a mobile phone in his prison cell.

When other companies are laying off: a 40% increase in jobs in the Defense Tech field
While the high-tech sector saw only a 6% increase in new jobs, the Defense Tech field recorded a 40% jump in the first half of 2026, alongside rising salaries ranging mostly between 35,000 and 45,000 shekels per month. Data from the SQlink group shows that demand is focused on AI, cyber, and Embedded systems, with more tech professionals now open to opportunities in the defense industries.

Artificial Intelligence Decodes Dreams: What They Reveal About You
A large-scale study published in 'Communications Psychology' reveals that dreams are a dynamic process, directly influenced by individual personality and environmental factors.

Massive Drone Attack on Moscow Amid Trump-Zelensky Meeting
More than 390 unmanned aerial vehicles were launched toward the Moscow region overnight Monday. The attack occurred against the backdrop of a planned meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.

Wanda Nara's children were watching the game as burglars broke into their home
Argentine model Wanda Nara has released security footage showing four burglars breaking into her home in Italy. While the intruders were inside, her five children were watching the World Cup final before hiding in a bathroom.

Amazon vs. Starlink: Launching a Satellite Constellation for Mobile Connectivity
Amazon plans to launch a constellation of over 5,000 satellites to provide internet services to mobile devices worldwide. This initiative aims to compete directly with Elon Musk's Starlink service.

Escalation Between Ukraine and Iran: 'Under Siege from South and North'
Tehran is intensifying its rhetoric against Ukraine following strikes on logistics routes in the Caspian Sea. Iranian officials are threatening retaliation, while Kyiv asserts its intent to disrupt the supply of Iranian weapons to Russia.

Tsunami warning: 6.8 magnitude earthquake felt in southern Japan
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture on Kyushu Island this Tuesday morning. The Japanese government has issued a tsunami warning for waves of up to one meter.

Selective enforcement in Jerusalem: Arab attacked, Jew remains behind bars
The family of a 16-year-old minor and his lawyer claim that about a week ago, an Arab motorcyclist attacked a group of Jewish teenagers returning from the 'Sivuv HaShearim' (Gates Tour). However, the minor who attempted to protect his friends was the only one arrested following the incident.

Giving up on Hormuz: UAE builds on a port outside the strait
The UAE has a significant advantage over other Gulf states — a port located outside the Strait of Hormuz. Now the Emiratis are planning to expand the port's infrastructure, without mentioning the Iranian threat.

Half a year after the breakup: Olivia Rodrigo spotted with a new boyfriend
A few months after her breakup and just a month since the release of her latest album, the singer was captured by paparazzi with a businessman. The pair were spotted on a romantic date in a park, confirming rumors that have been circulating recently.

Major General (res.): 'The incident at Havat Gilad is not a terror attack - the settlers provoked the friction'
Avi Mizrahi, former commander of the Central Command, warned in an interview with 103fm about the explosive situation in Judea and Samaria and harshly criticized the confrontation in the village of Tel where Binyahu Malet was killed.

Who launched the UAVs? Security establishment opens new intelligence investigation
The Air Force intercepted a suspicious UAV this Tuesday morning before it crossed into Israeli territory. This marks the third such incident in a single week, presenting the IDF with a complex intelligence and operational challenge.

7.1 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Japan, Tsunami Warning Issued
A 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck the Kyushu region in southern Japan, prompting a tsunami warning. The US Tsunami Warning Center confirmed there is no tsunami threat to Hawaii or American Samoa.

When it comes to customer trust, banks’ profits are working against them
The public enjoys banks’ entertaining campaigns, but is left with the mortgage and the interest on deposits. Will new reforms and the entry of competitors into the field lead to a turnaround? Globes brand index.

Saudi Arabia to Trump: Recognition of Israel Is Not a Condition for Nuclear Deal
A Saudi analyst told "HaYom" that if recognition of Israel were an official condition, it would have been included in the agreement. Commentators hint that if the deal fails, Riyadh may turn to alternative arrangements with China.

New Immigrants: Your Updated Tax Benefits
Recent tax law amendments provide exemptions for income generated from work and business within Israel up to specific annual ceilings. Additionally, purchase tax relief for immigrants buying a single apartment has been updated.

Omer Hazan and Shoval Haziza Married Under Heavy Security: The Unusual Reason Revealed
Actor Omer Hazan and influencer Shoval Haziza got married yesterday under heavy security. The reason for the secrecy: three security guests from the USA attended the wedding.
New Owners at Hapoel Ramat Gan: "A New Era"
Hapoel Ramat Gan has officially completed the legal process for transferring ownership of the club to Avi Yehiel, following all required approvals from the Israel Football Association: "A new era at the club."

Iris Haim: "I voted for them all my life - no more"
The mother of the late Yotam Haim shared in an emotional interview about the political awakening process she has undergone since the outbreak of the war. In her remarks, she expressed shock at the calls to bring back Palestinian workers: "I no longer believe in peace with them, and this awakening must be expressed at the ballot box."

Noa Kirel giving her blessing? Daniel Peretz and the supermodel are closer than ever
For the first time in his life: Goalkeeper Daniel Peretz, partner of Noa Kirel, has been chosen as an ambassador for a fashion company in Israel and will star alongside none other than Bar Zomer, who replaces Rotem Sela in the role.

Mizrahi Tefahot Executive: What to Expect in the Real Estate Market
Shevi Shamir, Deputy CEO and Head of the Retail Division at Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, addressed the housing market situation: "The high volume of mortgages today does not stem from a recovery in the housing market."

National Insurance under attack due to allowances: "Corruption. Need to pay 60,000 NIS"
A sharp attack online: an emotional post by an anonymous user sparked a heated discussion after they sharply criticized the attitude of the National Insurance Institute towards patients with fibromyalgia: "Suffering the most".

Nvidia weakened, Seoul crashed: What ignited the chip panic
Concerns surrounding chip and AI stocks have led to sharp declines in Asian markets, with the Seoul stock exchange crashing by 11%. On Wall Street, Nvidia's stock weakness allowed Apple to reclaim the top spot in market capitalization.

"Stole thousands of shekels": A woman from Haifa was arrested on suspicion of scamming a Holocaust survivor
The woman arrived at her home to perform "medical examinations" and is suspected of stealing property from the elderly woman's house • Later, she went on a shopping spree worth thousands of shekels • After her arrest, it was discovered that she was under electronic monitoring and had violated it.

Another warning sign for the bubble: Paying more for the same stock in different markets
The large gap between the SK Hynix stock traded in the US and the one traded in South Korea indicates an unhealthy investor enthusiasm.

You should check your settings in Claude because thousands of private conversations have leaked to the web
Reddit users discovered that thousands of Claude chats are accessible via Google search. The leak stems from the chat sharing feature, which resulted in sensitive data being indexed by search engines.

Israel Police to Replace Motorcycles Following Complaints Over Heat and Operational Issues
The Israel Police is preparing a tender to replace motorcycles used by Yasam and detective units. The decision follows numerous complaints from officers regarding engine heat, electrical faults, and operational difficulties.

"People were watching as if it were a show, I was alone": Testimony of the friend who tried to save the late Yamano Zelke
Alon reconstructed the moments of his friend Benjamin Yamano Zelke's murder. He described the indifference of the bystanders who watched the lynching and expressed his outrage over the release of some suspects from custody.

Tair Rada murder case to be re-examined - Ilana: "It was my heart's desire"
Ilana Rada stated that no one spoke with her or her lawyer about the move. She called for examining the evidence that was not tested and clarified: "My goal is to find the real murderers."

The Trap Al-Shara Is Setting for Israel: The Syrian President's Real Plan
In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara revealed strategic intentions, including seeking a 'quiet deal' with Israel to tie its hands while consolidating internal power and seeking international legitimacy.

Niv Haya's mother reveals: "There was no chance, I extended her life"
Gali Sagi, the mother of the late Niv Haya, who passed away from cancer, appeared on 'Israel HaBoker' to discuss the book she wrote during her daughter's treatment in Texas. "It took on a completely different meaning when she passed away; she managed to hold it in her hand literally a week before. She was unconscious and I read chapters to her," she shared.

Suspicion: IPS officer helped murder suspect evade justice through her inmate lover
The IPS intelligence division uncovered a romantic connection between a 34-year-old officer from Hod HaSharon and an inmate, the brother of the main suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi. It is suspected that the inmate used the officer's phone to help his brother stay on the run.

Unusual footage from Bnei Brak: A child ran onto the road, was run over — and emerged unscathed
A 3-year-old child in Bnei Brak miraculously survived after being run over by a car while chasing a fallen kippah. Meanwhile, other traffic accidents across the country resulted in several injuries and one fatality.

Following Tisha B'Av: Jerusalem's cafes and restaurants recorded a drop in revenue
Globes presents an index examining the volume of credit card purchases in Israel. Phoenix Gamma data points to double-digit declines in most sectors, mainly due to the customs of the nine days.

Maor Brochman vs. Yanki Goldhaber: 'Not Every Trauma Is Rape'
After Goldhaber claimed he suffered 'rape' due to sexual extortion involving private correspondence and intimate photos, Brochman spoke out against the terminology. 'I am not, God forbid, belittling what he went through,' she clarified in her video.

Sayed Abu Farchi in the crosshairs: Two Serie A teams to watch him against Sheriff
Sayed Abu Farchi is attracting significant interest from European and American clubs. Italian sides Genoa and Torino will send scouts to the Maccabi Tel Aviv vs. Sheriff Tiraspol match in Georgia to monitor the 20-year-old striker. After a strong start to the season with two braces, Maccabi is holding out for a valuation of at least six million euros.

The Chosen Son: Meet Arsenal's New Secret in Attack
The Gunners dream of Vinicius, but the one who may truly upgrade them is Christos Tzolis. The winger arrives after a historic season in Belgium and will cost 83 million pounds less than Morgan Rogers.

Knesset to Vote on Law Ensuring Stability for Hedge Funds in Trust
The hedge fund in trust sector, managing approximately 6 billion shekels, faces regulatory uncertainty as its temporary authorization expires. The Knesset is set to vote on a permanent legal framework today, while the proposed metropolitan transport authorities reform remains stalled.

HCJ Department Director: "The Law on Exemption from Arrests Is Not a Law"
The director of the HCJ department at the State Attorney's Office, Aner Hellman, stated that the law exempting yeshiva students from arrest is invalid due to a flawed legislative process. The Supreme Court is currently reviewing petitions to strike down the law.

Beneath the surface: An economic drama is unfolding in Iran - one that Israel must exploit
Prime Minister Netanyahu's meeting in Washington with President Trump must also address components beyond the Iranian nuclear issue. The regime's intention to sharply raise fuel prices could lead to an outbreak of protest that would undermine its rule. The struggle against Iran must include continued economic pressure alongside military steps.

Illegal Beach Encroachment in Ashkelon: Court Rules Against Restaurant Owners
The company Ananas Beach attempted to challenge an eviction order for state lands, but the court ruled in favor of the Israel Land Authority. The restaurant owners must pay 10,000 shekels in legal costs.

Ex-wife of Hanan Ben Ari recalls emergency surgery: "It was sheer terror"
Author and journalist Hadassa Ben Ari marked her youngest daughter's third birthday by revealing the terrifying moments she endured in the delivery room: "An emergency surgery in the middle of the night. Because of the sheer terror that fell upon me, I couldn't even remember the words of the Shema Yisrael. Thank God for watching over us."

SUPERMARKETING: Meet Efrat Braunstein – VP of Marketing at Leket Israel
SUPERMARKETING is a series that introduces you to the people leading the marketing world in Israel. This time: Efrat Braunstein, VP of Marketing at Leket Israel.

Following Simed and Cohen Scandals: Eagle Properties Raises 500 Million Shekels in Israel
Amid the fallout from the BVI company scandals involving Simed and Cohen, American real estate firm Eagle Properties is entering the Israeli market with a 500 million shekel bond issuance. The company is implementing voluntary protective mechanisms, raising questions about why such measures are not mandatory regulatory requirements.

Netflix Executive Fired After Disclosing Ketamine Use at Company Retreat
Kevin Bailey, a former vice president at Netflix-owned Eyeline Studios, is suing the company, alleging he was fired after sharing his medical use of ketamine during a company retreat. He also highlights a corporate culture that allegedly encourages alcohol consumption.

A new era at Hapoel Ramat Gan: Former footballer has completed the acquisition of the club
Avi Yehiel, who previously played for Maccabi Tel Aviv, is the new owner of the club after receiving all necessary approvals from the Football Association: "A significant and exciting milestone."

Capital Markets Authority Sets Listing Rules for Virtual Currencies in Israel
The Capital Markets Authority has published a draft circular defining strict criteria for virtual currencies offered by Israeli crypto firms. The move aims to mitigate risks and institutionalize the local digital asset market.

10 Billion Shekel Financial Closing: 'Nofit' Light Rail Project Moves to Implementation
Following a year-long delay due to war-related funding challenges, the financial closing for the 'Nofit' light rail project has been finalized. The 41 km line will connect Haifa, Nof HaGalil, and Nazareth, serving an estimated 100,000 passengers daily.

How Much is True? Everything You Wanted to Know About 'The Odyssey'
Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey' has captivated audiences worldwide. But what is fact and what is fiction in this epic? We break down the historical truths, the myths of the Trojan War, the mystery of the Trojan Horse, and the identity of Homer himself.

The appropriate response to Basic Law: Torah Study
If Basic Law: Torah Study is not repealed, the appropriate answer is to balance it by anchoring in Basic Law the democratic values of the state in the spirit of the Declaration of Independence: equality, the rule of law, the separation of powers, and the independence of the judiciary.

An order from Tehran? Pro-Iranian militias launched UAVs into Israel
Three UAV interception incidents have occurred near Israel's borders in the last two weeks. While all drones were neutralized outside Israeli territory, security officials are still working to confirm the exact origin of all launches, with Iraqi-based pro-Iranian militias currently considered the most likely perpetrators.

Apple Releases iOS 26.6: Critical Security Updates and AI Integration
Apple has released iOS 26.6, addressing over 75 vulnerabilities and optimizing Spotlight indexing ahead of iOS 27. Notably, Apple has officially credited AI tools for their role in identifying these security flaws.

The villa that became a drug lab: 420 kg of cannabis seized in the north
During a raid on a luxury villa in the moshav of Migdal, police seized 420 kg of cannabis and cultivation equipment. A 57-year-old Yavne resident has been indicted for illegal electricity theft totaling over 150,000 shekels.

Rudi Völler against Argentina: "I don't want the German national team to play like that"
Rudi Völler, the sporting director of the German national team, caused a stir after harshly criticizing Argentina and claiming that it should not serve as a role model for German football.

Kevin Rubin on Hosting 'Big Brother': "They Told Me a Day Before"
Kevin Rubin shared the surprising moment he received the news about hosting 'Big Brother' just as he stepped out of the shower, and revealed the message he sent to his wife during the exciting announcement.

Nancy Brandes in a family drama with his daughter: "She was angry at me"
A week after the video in which he searched for a groom for his model daughter garnered about half a million views, comedian Nancy Brandes reveals the truth: the model daughter is not single at all, was less than thrilled with the initiative, and doesn't even think her father is funny.

Shocking: Woman impersonates medical professional to swindle elderly Holocaust survivor
A police investigation revealed that the suspect stole a credit card from a victim in her 90s during a shared ride and later gained access to her home under the guise of a medical examination. Police are seeking to extend her detention.
Fashion chain shakes up the market in Israel: shirts for only 25 NIS
Ahead of the upcoming school year, the popular chain is launching an online emblem printing service with home delivery, alongside special offers on shirts, sweatshirts, and hoodies for children and teenagers at discounted prices.

Unusual move on the stock exchange: The company is suing its largest shareholder
On one side is Shapir Engineering, the controlling shareholder that appointed the management and wants to raise the CEO's salary. On the other side is Gabi Magnazi, the former controlling shareholder who remained with 28.3% and defeats every vote. In the middle: a company without a legal board of directors, which is now turning to the court. What is happening at Averot and what does it mean for...

How Delivery Rankings Influence Electric Vehicle Depreciation in Israel
The Israeli electric vehicle market is undergoing a shift, moving from mass-market dominance to a polarized landscape. Data indicates a clear correlation between a brand's delivery ranking and its ability to retain value.

Iran: Radicals call for escalation and breaking the blockade
The 'Kayhan' newspaper warns against a 'ceasefire trap' and urges decisive action. Meanwhile, moderate circles in Iran see the lull as a chance for the economy. The US is betting on financial pressure, viewing it as more effective than bombings.

"How would I not recognize him? I raised him": Brothers convicted of attempted assassination of their relative, a social media influencer
Judge Ilanit Imber rejected the defendants' alibi. The victim has recovered from severe injuries and returned to her life. The defendants' silence during the investigation strengthened the prosecution's case.

Most don't know: High interest on credit cards and how to save
Credit cards are often seen as a tool for expense control, but the "fixed charge" feature hides an expensive revolving credit. Here is why installments and deferred payments are economically disadvantageous.

The Noisy Road and Parkinson's Risk: How to Protect Yourself
A large-scale Danish study suggests that living near busy roads may slightly increase the risk of developing Parkinson's disease. However, scientists highlight that having a "quiet side" in your home can act as a crucial protective buffer for brain health.

When is Israel expected to lose the 'Zionist majority'?
Yoaz Hendel warned that in just 22 years, Israel might lose its Zionist majority. Research bodies dealing with this show that it is probably not that close. Globes' 'Hamashrokik' (The Whistle).

Another malfunction in the Bit application: money cannot be transferred
Users who tried to launch the application this morning encountered an error message titled "Data not loaded, try again". The application operates under the Financial Markets Division of Bank Hapoalim and serves 3.5 million active users.

Danger to the economy: The failure that will cost the state tens of billions
The penetration of AI is pushing workers aged 50 and over out of the labor market with no way back. The state refuses to invest in appropriate training and will pay dearly in unemployment benefits and lost tax revenue.

75 million NIS to be returned to consumers: Court rules in favor of Noga
The Haifa District Court has authorized Noga to offset 75 million NIS from PSP Investments due to the shutdown of a pumped-storage facility. These funds will be redirected to benefit electricity consumers.

Knesset member Amit Halevi: "Turkey and Iran want to topple the right-wing government"
A Likud Knesset member praised the democratic process in his party in an interview with 103fm. He explained the need for reserved spots requested by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and warned against foreign interference in Israeli elections.

A week before his passing: Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox enlisted in the track of Rabbi Yaakov Farber
It has come to the attention of "Hayom" that on the last recruitment day, which took place about a week and a half ago, 230 ultra-Orthodox individuals were recruited into designated IDF tracks. Rabbi Yaakov Farber, one of the founders of the "Maalot Tzur" track, worked for years to promote the integration of the ultra-Orthodox into the IDF.

Elite presents a nostalgic surprise: The beloved snack returns in a limited edition
Elite from the Strauss Group is bringing back the classic Tov Ta'am brand to the shelves, this time in a surprising new format of coated wafers, alongside other limited editions that connect two nostalgic snacks.

Drama in "Power Couple": The rule change that led to the elimination of Shir and Elad
The elimination of Shir and Elad marks a dramatic turning point in the season, as a last-minute rule change raised questions and saved the Buzaglos from certain nomination for elimination despite the small capital they had accumulated in the game - Episode 9 summary.

Israeli energy company Phinergy raises 38 million shekels for green development
Phinergy has secured 38 million shekels in a private placement to accelerate the commercialization of its aluminum-air green backup generator for the data center market.
Dov Navon: "I look at older women and I ask, 'What is this?'"
Actor and comedian Dov Navon joined an unfiltered conversation with Yuval Katza, discussing attraction, aging, and the humorous gap between self-perception and biological age.

New Support Program: Grants of Up to 5 Million Shekels for Small and Medium Businesses
The Small and Medium Business Agency at the Ministry of Economy and Industry has opened a call for proposals for projects supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. The program offers a total of 9 million shekels, with up to 5 million shekels available per project.

Ratings: "HaPshuta" continues to conquer peaks
Ratings: Channel 12 continues to lead in prime time and news, Channel 14 takes second place, and Kan 11 records a surprising achievement in the late-night slot.

The network star's confrontation at a restaurant in front of the children: "A disgusting person"
Children's star Michael Sapir shared with his followers an incident that ruined his son's birthday dinner at a restaurant, after he refused a request from a diner. What happened from that moment on, according to him, caused him to set a new boundary for parents who recognize him in public.

Clashes Erupt Between Citizens and Iranian Regime Forces
Hours before Iran executed two participants in January's anti-regime protests, clashes broke out between citizens and security forces in Isfahan, reports "Iran International".

New Apartment Owners in Herzliya Awarded Damages Over Unusable Parking Spaces
Buyers of two apartments in a TAMA 38 project in Herzliya sued the developer after realizing the parking facility was unusable. The court ruled that the value of the apartments had been impaired and awarded financial compensation.

Purchase of Event Hall for 19 Million Shekels Leads to Court Over Electricity Issues
Shareholders of a business in Kiryat Ekron sold it with a commitment to secure Form 4, but buyers were forced to rely on generators. The court ruled they must be compensated with approximately 600,000 shekels.

Ministry of Health: Concern over rising rabies cases in Israel
With 63 cases of rabies identified in animals since the start of the year, the Ministry of Health warns that the trend is worsening. As the disease spreads into central regions, officials urge the public to remain vigilant and stop feeding wild animals. Prof. Sigal Sadetzki warns: "Without public cooperation, we cannot overcome this challenge."

Not in Ziv Arie's plans: Maccabi Petah Tikva captain received a surprising offer
Defender Muhammad Hindi did not participate in the first Toto Cup match and is not in the new coach's plans. Noam Shoham's Hapoel Kfar Shalem, who coached the Petah Tikva side last season, wants to bring him back to the National League.

Maccabi Tel Aviv satisfied with the change: "Finally we will feel the fans"
The 'Yellows' continue to look for a foreign winger and may make further changes depending on developments. Bilich will undergo surgery and return in November, and the club expects at least a thousand fans in Batumi.

Appeal rejected: Icardi revealed Wanda Nara's huge demands
The striker's estranged wife demanded huge sums as part of the divorce proceedings, but the court ruled that there was no room to discuss her request: "She wanted to keep taking my money." The numbers inside.

Editor of a well-known newspaper arrested on suspicion of possessing prohibited materials
Drama in the media world: A 58-year-old editor of a well-known newspaper was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of possessing prohibited materials. Police conducted a search of his home under a court order.

Renowned Cafe Chain Launches: The Largest Pancake in Israel
The Biga chain is releasing a limited-edition summer package featuring a giant 500-gram pancake and three rich sauces, inspired by global social media culinary trends.

Yonatan Urich challenges Judge Noam Sohlberg
The Central Elections Committee began enforcing the requirement to label election propaganda created using artificial intelligence. Shortly thereafter, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's close advisor, Yonatan Urich, released a series of materials that violate these guidelines.

2 items for 200 shekels: International brand ALDO expands in Israel
ALDO has launched its first outlet store in Israel at the Chutzot HaMifratz shopping complex in the north. With an investment of approximately 800,000 shekels, the store offers previous collections at reduced prices, including a special promotion of 2 items for 200 shekels.

Supreme Court to hear today the law freezing arrests of Haredi deserters
Five petitions were filed against the amendment to the Security Service Law passed by the coalition, which freezes criminal enforcement against Haredi deserters. The Attorney General and the Knesset's legal counsel believe the legislation should be cancelled, and the Supreme Court has already ordered a freeze on its entry into force until a decision is reached.

Markets Await Fed Signal: Dollar Stable at Around 3.06 Shekels
A slight rise is recorded in the local foreign exchange market, with the dollar strengthening by 0.1% to 3.062 shekels. Investors are awaiting the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, due tomorrow.

"In a project on the first line to Yarkon Park, there is a negotiation for a penthouse at 100 thousand shekels per square meter"
Ili Bar, co-CEO of the urban renewal company Eco City, explains why, despite the slowdown in the residential sector, deals are still happening, including in Tel Aviv; he discusses a 200 million shekel investment by Menora Mivtachim and warns: "Fewer projects are getting underway today, and this will come back to us like a boomerang."

China: We will respond with "all necessary measures" if the USA imposes sanctions on Chinese AI companies
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has warned of retaliation if the USA imposes sanctions on Chinese AI firms. This follows White House accusations that Moonshot AI stole intellectual property.

Pancreatic cancer: an innovative drug slows disease progression
A new drug successfully blocks a protein considered one of the main growth drivers of pancreatic cancer, extending the lives of patients who have exhausted standard treatment options.

Instead of funding actions, we need to fund results: an entrepreneurial model for streamlining the public sector
Avi Hasson, former head of the Israel Innovation Authority, proposes a 'Pay for Success' model for the public sector. He argues that the current incentive system focuses on processes rather than real impact.

"Real Madrid has gotten complicated": The implications of Mourinho's revolution
Real Madrid has once again managed to excite its fans in the transfer window, yet the club's grand plan hinges on the necessity of selling players. Jose Mourinho has defined the type of team he wants to build, which puts the future of several players, including Raul Asencio and Eduardo Camavinga, in doubt.

"What we presented does not resemble Hapoel Be'er Sheva"
After a delayed departure from Ben Gurion Airport on Monday, Hapoel Be'er Sheva arrived in Hungary ahead of tomorrow's Champions League second qualifying round second leg against Vikingur. The team is under significant pressure to secure a win and advance to the next stage of European competition.

Avi Avino leaves M.S. Ashdod coaching staff, Guy Weisinger to replace him
Avi Avino has parted ways with the M.S. Ashdod first team to return to his role in the youth department. He will be replaced by Guy Weisinger, who will work alongside Nir Biton.

"Maybe they also have a soldier daughter who is exhausted from a war that never ends?"
Eshkol Nevo returns with a new collection, which he defines as his most personal book - and perhaps also his most Israeli. It features a singer who must reach London, a reservist on his way to Israel, a lawyer locked out of his apartment, and several other protagonists. Read an excerpt from 'The Longest Night'.

Osher Ad disrupts the market: New price cuts in Hadera
Osher Ad continues its aggressive competition for consumers, offering a children's electric scooter for 499 NIS and various home and office appliances starting at 99 NIS at its Hadera branch.

Author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' warns: 'Historical economic depression - prices will skyrocket'
Robert Kiyosaki, author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', is sounding the alarm again, warning of the bursting of the 'everything bubble' and an unprecedented retirement disaster: 'The greatest economic depression in history'.

Tiv Taam Opens New Branch in Rishon LeZion and Launches 'Store-in-Store' Concept
Tiv Taam has invested 6 million shekels in a new branch in Rishon LeZion. The chain plans to roll out 'Mizrah U'Ma'arav' sub-branches across all its locations in the near future.

Drama at the real estate company: Yigal Damri's new compensation package approved
Following shareholder opposition and an updated proposal, Yigal Damri's compensation terms were approved by a narrow margin. Here are the details of the new agreement.

Report: Iran seeks to exploit midterm elections to pressure Trump
According to a Wall Street Journal report citing an Iranian diplomatic source, the regime hopes that Donald Trump's desire for success ahead of the November elections will help extract concessions. Meanwhile, in talks with Oman, Iran continues to insist on its demand to collect transit fees for the Strait of Hormuz.

If Barcelona wants to complete the giant signing, it needs to happen now
The deadline set by president Joan Laporta for the acquisition of Julian Alvarez is approaching, but Atletico Madrid continues to dig in its heels. In Catalonia, it was reported that Barca has a 100 million euro contingency plan, with disagreements in the management on whether to implement it.

Johnson & Johnson to pay $5.5 billion to settle "cancerous baby powder" lawsuits
The American pharmaceutical giant hopes to end a 15-year legal battle over claims that its baby powder caused ovarian cancer. The company continues to deny the allegations, stating that the settlement is intended to avoid further legal costs.

Two weeks later: Young man arrested on suspicion of setting fire to a "Japanika" branch in Givatayim
Police have arrested a Rehovot resident suspected of arson at a "Japanika" restaurant in Givatayim. The incident is linked to the ongoing "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families.

Young man arrested on suspicion of arson at Japanika restaurant in Givatayim
The Central Unit of the Tel Aviv District Police arrested a man in his 20s from Rehovot this Tuesday morning on suspicion of setting fire to a Japanika branch in Givatayim. Police are set to request an extension of his detention at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court later today.

Will the collapse in Asia paint the local market red too? Ahead of the opening in Tel Aviv
Following the decline in chip stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, the negative trend has continued in Asia. Investors are monitoring the plunge in Samsung and SK Hynix shares amid growing concerns over AI investments.

For the second time: Entrance door to News 12 smashed
An unknown individual smashed the glass doors of the News 12 newsroom in Tel Aviv tonight, marking the second such incident in three weeks. News 12 stated: "This is a real alarm! The blood of News 12 journalists is not forfeit."

Nvidia to Invest $5 Billion in Ilya Sutskever's Startup
Nvidia is investing $5 billion in Safe Superintelligence (SSI), the AI startup founded by Dr. Ilya Sutskever. The companies have also announced a strategic partnership.

A Fateful Discussion: What Will the Supreme Court Decide Regarding the Arrest of Yeshiva Students?
The Supreme Court is hearing petitions today against a temporary order law that strips the Military Police of the authority to arrest yeshiva students whose draft status remains temporarily regulated.

After Netanyahu's narrow victory: First petition against changes in Likud
The change allowing incumbent ministers and MKs to run in districts was approved by a margin of only six votes. Attorney Yair Gabai claims it harms equality between candidates. At the same time, allegations of fraud and an attempt to approve results in a rush are being heard in Likud.

The big money is tempting: Luis Díaz is open to a move to Al-Hilal
According to 'L'Équipe', the Saudi club has made the Bayern Munich star its primary target and is preparing an offer of at least 70 million euros. The Bavarians refuse to sell.

An unequivocal clarification: The Maldives' severance from Israel remains in effect
At the 61st Independence Day ceremony of the Maldives, President Mohamed Muizzu reaffirmed the ban on Israeli passport holders, citing solidarity with Palestinians and criticizing the opposition's past pro-Israel policies.

6.8 million spectators and 5.5 million beers: The numbers of the 2026 World Cup
FIFA summarized the World Cup: 675,000 hot dogs, 4.6 million soft drinks, and nearly 300,000 workers took part in the operation that lasted 39 days.

For the second time this month: Masked individual shatters entrance door at News 12
Less than a month after a previous incident, the News 12 building in Tel Aviv was targeted again as a masked individual shattered the glass entrance door. This follows a series of vandalism acts and threatening graffiti directed at the media outlet.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be credited today
Following the timely distribution of unemployment and child benefits, the National Insurance Institute is finalizing payments for hundreds of thousands of Israelis. The average benefit amount has reached 5,280 shekels following indexation.

Tech giants' reports on the way: Deutsche Bank warns investors
Four out of seven tech giants are expected to report this week, as markets wait to see if massive investments in artificial intelligence will continue to fuel profits or lead to a painful shake-up in stocks.

IMF Warns: Dramatic Shifts Ahead for Investors
While global growth forecasts remain stable, geopolitical turmoil and a surge in AI investments are creating widening gaps between the US and the Eurozone. Here are the key factors set to influence investor strategy.

Sharon Gal under fire: "Idiot, pathetic person and sycophant. Are you even a journalist?"
Eyal Megged, formerly a close friend of Benjamin Netanyahu, appeared on i24NEWS for a heated interview, exchanging sharp verbal blows with host Sharon Gal following his intense criticism of the Prime Minister.

"Like a herd of sheep": International singer speaks out against Israel boycotts in new song
The lead singer of "Culture Club" is once again standing with Israel, sparking a global storm. From singing in Hebrew to a direct reference to the October 7 massacre, here are the details on the single that has taken the web by storm.

US Banks Surging: Is This an Opportunity for Investors?
Major US banks are reporting strong quarterly data, but investors are questioning whether this represents a sustainable trend or a temporary peak. Swiss bank Lombard Odier provides an analysis.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Main index posts 17% year-to-date gain
Leading indices recorded gains over the past trading week, while the mutual fund market saw significant redemptions and government bonds faced downward pressure.

You wanted housing prices to drop, but the state has other plans
Promises are one thing, reality is another: an investigation reveals that construction tenders in the first half of 2026 are at their lowest point, despite official assurances of an increased housing supply. We examine why this is happening and its connection to the power struggle for the ILA director position.

State Ends Funding for Deportation Flights: "They Must Pay From Their Own Pockets"
After years in which the public bore the costs of deporting migrants and illegal workers, the state has begun to implement a collection mechanism in accordance with the law. In the first half of 2026, 860,000 shekels were collected, following sharp criticism from the Supreme Court regarding the previous lack of enforcement.

At the Ahavat HaShem Gordon event: The athlete closest to Deni Avdija is revealed
The NBA star watched the martial arts event at the Menora Arena up close. One of the reasons was his close friendship with fighter Ilay Barzilay, who recorded a huge victory. The basketball player praised: "From elementary school to here, goosebumps."

Cream, sorbet or protein ice cream: Which is the healthiest choice?
Ice cream is a summer staple, and there is no reason to give it up. A wise choice, an appropriate portion, and attention to ingredients are all it takes to enjoy it as part of a balanced diet without guilt.

Fear for AI stocks brings down chip stocks: Seoul Stock Exchange plunges by 10%
The KOSPI index on the Seoul Stock Exchange is plunging by 9.8%, Nikkei in Tokyo is falling by 4%, and Asian markets are seeing a sharp sell-off in AI-related chip stocks following a negative trend on Wall Street.

Beyond Cooking: How Israel's Next Generation of Chefs is Being Trained
The restaurant world is evolving, and culinary schools are adapting to new realities. At the Bishulim school, students are being trained not just in cooking, but in sensory science, the psychology of eating, and media management. Chefs Maya Darin and David Sadi explain why technical skill is no longer enough.

You will be amazed to discover what coconut water will do to your ice tray
This simple trick requires two minutes of work, but can make any summer drink more refreshing, rich, and interesting. Iced coffee, smoothies, or cocktails: the small change in the ice tray that can change the entire drinking experience.

Report: Netanyahu to present Trump with evidence of secret nuclear activity in Iran
Ahead of their meeting at the White House, the Prime Minister is expected to reveal information indicating that centrifuges were transferred to the "Mount Mahush" facility, located over 90 meters underground. Israel will also present evidence of the rehabilitation of Tehran's missile and UAV programs, arguing that Iran is not negotiating in good faith.

Jared Kushner Sells 2.5% of Phoenix Shares to Foreign Investors for 1 Billion Shekels
The American investment fund Affinity Partners, led by Jared Kushner, has sold 2.5% of Phoenix Finance shares to two international institutional investors for approximately 1 billion shekels. Following the transaction, the fund's stake in the company will decrease from 9.9% to 7.4%.

Elected officials versus jurists: Who really determines policy in Israel?
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Mamdani admits inability to arrest Netanyahu and calls for street protests
After promising to arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival in New York, Mayor Zohran Mamdani was forced to admit he lacks the authority to do so. With the arrest threat now off the table, he is shifting his focus to organizing street protests against the Prime Minister.

They wanted to put them on trial: The storm caused by "Esek Shahor" on Galgalatz
Kobi Oz defines "Esek Shahor" as a unique radio phenomenon, while former Galgalatz manager Eldad Koblenz recalls the angry public demands to take the show off the air. Watch a glimpse of the second episode of "Zahav Shahor," tonight at 22:00 on Kan 11.

At the site of the fall: The memorial for the children of Majdal Shams was inaugurated
Two years after the tragedy at the soccer field that claimed the lives of 12 children, a memorial site was inaugurated, combining the rocket crater and a preserved wall. Architect Zvika Pasternak noted that visitors will be forced to bow their heads in memory of the victims.

Yigal Damri: "I bought apartments for myself and the children in Sde Dov, to have for vacations"
The owner of Y.H. Damri explains why he bought apartments for himself and his children in Sde Dov and denied it was done to boost sales: "Sde Dov is going to be one of the best neighborhoods in the country. We have done over 41 deals. Not the pace we expected, but I am not worried."

The 33rd Storytellers Festival: A Grand Event for Chol HaMoed Sukkot
The 33rd Storytellers Festival, managed by Yossi Alfi, will take place during Chol HaMoed Sukkot at the Givatayim Theater. The program includes historical panels, personal encounters, and musical performances.

The Parking App Bluff: Why Pango and Cellopark Don't Actually Save You from Fines
Contrary to popular belief, mobile parking apps do not reduce the number of fines but contribute to their increase. An academic study reveals that municipalities and private companies use 'dark patterns' in design, turning drivers' fear of fines into a source of steady profit.

Gal De Paz: "If Jim Carrey is Down, Then I Am Too"
Singer Gal De Paz discusses her creative plans, her love for New York, her fears, sources of inspiration, and why she prefers cordyceps over coffee.

Nvidia Loses Coveted Title; Stock Declines Worldwide
Declines in the chip sector are shaking markets: Nvidia fell 5% yesterday, losing the title of the world's most valuable company to Apple. With stock declines in Asia and a volatile week ahead on Wall Street, investors are bracing for tech earnings and Fed decisions.

Morning habits you should avoid on an empty stomach
From your first coffee to breakfast: small adjustments to help your digestive system start the day more comfortably.

The Dramatic Intelligence Netanyahu Is Expected to Present to Trump in Washington
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to present US President Donald Trump with intelligence indicating that Iran continues to expand its nuclear activity at the secret underground site "Mount Mahosh," as reported yesterday (Monday) by the New York Post, citing a source in Jerusalem.

"When it's in your blood - there is no substitute for that adrenaline"
Asaf Vered is used to intense service and precise plating, but at home he prefers a whole fish in the oven, good bread, and plenty of olive oil. In our conversation, he shares what will never enter his fridge, what mistake beginner cooks make, and how even a bun with meatballs can be a five-star dish.

Daughter murdered, father took his own life: mother and daughter fight for their home
Anna Bongart and her daughter Evelina lost Sofia in the October 7 massacre. Months later, the father, Vladislav, took his own life. Now, the family is struggling against insurance companies that refuse to cover their mortgage.

IDF Warns of Readiness Crisis Amid Munitions Shortage
With the IDF focused on Iran, senior officers warn of a critical shortage of munitions and interceptor missiles. Budgetary disputes between the Ministry of Defense and the Treasury are hindering the replenishment of vital military stocks.

Land partnership dissolved: Who owns excess building rights after demolition?
Two partners held land in Ramat Gan in equal shares for years, with one partner building a private house on the plot. Following a demolition order, a dispute arose over the allocation of additional building rights.

Due to a conflict of interest: Approval of the plan to build 9,000 apartments in Hod HaSharon delayed again
The objections investigator for the "Nof Yarkon" plan resigned due to a conflict of interest, as he had professional ties with an appraiser who submitted an opinion on the project. This is expected to further delay the 9,000-unit housing project, which has been in the works for three decades.

Ahuza Street in Ra'anana to quadruple: just the start of the metro era in Gush Dan
A rapid urban renewal plan for Ahuza Street in Ra'anana will increase density by hundreds of percent. This is just one of 100 projects being promoted around the Gush Dan metro, set to add 300,000 new apartments.

Mocked and set a dog on brothers: Young man from Zichron Ya'akov accused of violent assault
Yair Ovadia and his minor friend are accused of attacking two brothers who were walking in the town after calling them names based on their sexual orientation. The two hit them with fists and the minor even ordered his dog to attack. The prosecution is requesting to extend Ovadia's detention until the end of the proceedings.

The parameter that car buyers almost never check and that may affect its value
Today's vehicles are becoming more like smartphones, relying on manufacturer software updates to maintain functionality, relevance, and value over time. However, not all manufacturers provide the same level of support, especially for older vehicles. What should you check before buying?

Investment manager who claims: this is the figure that signals when to buy or sell stocks in Tel Aviv
Erez Koptsh, head of Israel stocks at the insurance company Hachshara, is sure that the capital market is missing the fact that the US is facing deflation and therefore its interest rate will fall. He suggests extending duration in bonds and provides a recommendation on three sectors that are trading at attractive valuations in Tel Aviv.

Real estate pushed business credit to a 16-year high: why this is a warning sign
New data show that business credit jumped by 15% year-on-year, the highest rate since 2010, driven largely by banks. This trend is primarily due to the real estate sector, which requires significant funding to stay afloat amid a sales slowdown. Experts warn of rising financial risks.

A falling knife or an opportunity? The investment house that offers a bet on the sector most affected by AI
The Phoenix investment house, through its KSM ETF brand, has launched a new fund tracking American software stocks. Despite the sector's decline due to AI-related fears, experts see this as a potential investment opportunity.

OpenAI's Medical Chat to Train on Sheba Hospital Database
Sheba Medical Center has signed a strategic agreement with OpenAI, becoming the first hospital outside the US to gain access to the company's specialized medical AI models.

Chicken Prices Soar in Israel Amid Bureaucratic Stalling
Israeli consumers face rising chicken prices as the Chief Rabbinate delays import approvals. Despite efforts by the meat company Baladi and Supreme Court intervention, the process remains stalled.

Doral's value has soared 6-fold - and the company is asking to increase the CEO's salary for the second time this year
Doral's market value has increased sixfold since Yoni Hantzis took office as CEO. The company is now proposing to increase his annual compensation package by 78%, to 7.4 million shekels.

How a 735% jump in a stock in one day creates a valuation test
This month, Delek Group distributed to its shareholders, as a dividend in kind, the shares of its subsidiary (100%) Delek Yezum. The only asset of Delek Yezum is the right to receive overriding royalties from the revenues of NewMed Energy from the Leviathan reservoir.

Weather Forecast: Warming, Heading Towards a Heatwave and Extreme Heat Stress
Temperatures will rise and heat stress will increase. Tomorrow, further warming is expected, mainly in the mountains and inland; it will be humid on the coastal plain. On Thursday, temperatures will continue to rise, becoming hotter than usual to sharav conditions, with heavy to extreme heat stress in most areas. On Friday, it will remain hotter than usual to sharav conditions and humid on the...

The Attack That Didn’t Get Underway: How Netanyahu Benefited from Trump’s Decision
The prime minister will meet with the U.S. President this evening in Washington and will take part in the funeral procession for Senator Lindsey Graham. Even if he won’t admit it, the prime minister felt relief in light of the delay of the broad attack on Iran on Saturday. The U.S. president will hear that Jerusalem is prepared to bring an international force into Gaza.

Arkia airline faces backlash over poor service
Amid security tensions, many Israelis chose to fly with local airlines for peace of mind, only to face flight delays and a lack of support from Arkia.

Suspicion of a cover-up in Indonesia: Sexual harassment investigation against a senior police officer closed
Human rights organizations in West Sumatra are launching a struggle following the closure of the case with "puzzling excuses." The complainant, a police officer subordinate to the suspect, reported threats and heavy pressure to reach a compromise, even though the country's law absolutely prohibits mediation in sexual offenses.

Religious Zionism is debating: Where will the national-religious go in the elections? | With Amichai Attali
Religious Zionism has only recently returned to passing the electoral threshold in polls, after a prolonged period in which the national-religious public did not find a political home. The public is angry at the conduct of its representatives towards the Haredi society - but it is still unclear if alternatives like Chili Tropper, Yoaz Hendel, Gilad Erdan or Yuli Edelstein will manage to erode its...

Heavy mourning in the healthcare system: The groundbreaking physician has passed away
The Sheba Medical Center mourns the loss of Prof. Binyamina Morag, the first woman in Israel to practice interventional radiology, who led therapeutic revolutions and introduced innovative treatments that saved many lives.

'Dad killed Mom': 5-year-old boy exposed the murder of his pregnant mother
Tragedy in India: A man was arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife, who was in her eighth month of pregnancy, following an argument over alcohol. The suspect attempted to mislead police, but his 5-year-old son contradicted his account.

Adi Buzaglo reveals severe medical condition following public backlash
After a video surfaced showing the couple using an earpiece during a 'Power Couple' challenge, Adi and Asi Buzaglo responded to the criticism, with Adi revealing she suffers from significant hearing loss.

Embarrassment in Washington: Channel 12 reporter denied entry to the White House
Yaron Avraham revealed on air that he did not receive entry clearance for the Prime Minister's meeting with Donald Trump at the White House. Additionally, media representatives were not allowed to board the 'Wing of Zion' plane and had to travel on commercial flights.

Drama on Power Couple: Prominent pair eliminated from the Reshet 13 reality show
The game at the Armon complex has ended for Shir Taran and Elad Turgeman, who are now out of the competition, as pressure mounts on the remaining couples heading toward the finale.

From Bride and Groom to Parents in Three Hours: The Birth That Began at the Chuppah
A joyful drama in Belgrade: A bride in a blue dress and in advanced stages of pregnancy said her vows — and was rushed straight to the delivery room. The viral footage has garnered millions of views, and the couple has already returned home with their newborn.

Terror Returns to Ireland: 25-Year-Old Student Accused of Smuggling Explosive Device
Isobel Perry Sullivan was arrested last Wednesday while heading north after an intelligence operation discovered an explosive device in her vehicle. Her defense claims she was manipulated into transporting the bag without knowing its contents. The incident is linked to a dissident group rejecting the 1998 peace agreement.

Fought a shark in shallow water and saved his pregnant fiancée
A Florida resident was attacked and seriously injured in his leg while in waist-deep water in Daytona Beach. He managed to move his partner away, fight off the shark, and get out of the sea on his own. After emergency surgery, doctors estimate his recovery will take several months.

Soya batter with a half-naked worker: The video causing a stir in India
In footage that has gone viral, a worker is seen being dragged inside a huge vat with 'soya chaap' batter while half-naked, alongside raw materials placed on the floor. While authorities have launched an official investigation to check the location and date of the filming, food experts warn of severe contamination and the industry is trying to calm the situation.

Drama on Wall Street: Nvidia loses its prestigious world title
The chip giant recorded price declines and lost its lead in the global market cap table to Apple, which reached an all-time high against the backdrop of a report on huge risks of hundreds of billions of dollars.

Steph Curry Reacts to LeBron James' Move to Philadelphia
The Golden State star admitted that the Warriors believed the intriguing connection was possible, but clarified why even "The King" would not have solved the team's main problem.

A New Sunscreen Series for Athletes and Outdoor Enthusiasts
La Roche Posay introduces ANTHELIOS UVSPORT, a new SPF50+ protection line designed for high-intensity activities, featuring sweat and sand resistance.

Dancing with the Stars in a turnaround: These are the couples who returned to the game tonight
A nerve-wracking battle in the 'lifeline' determined which eliminated contestants managed to secure a place in the season's top ten. The competition is entering its final stretch and will move for the first time to the decision of the viewers at home.

Benjamin Netanyahu Arrives in Washington; Iranian Media Threaten US President's Wife
The Iranian news agency Tasnim, linked to the Revolutionary Guards, has published a video inciting the murder of Melania Trump. Benjamin Netanyahu has landed in Washington for talks with Donald Trump, with Iran set to be the primary topic of discussion.

David Moses: The Israeli Basketball 'Unicorn' Taking Europe by Storm
Standing 2.10 meters tall with rare mobility and shooting range, 18-year-old David Moses is redefining the Israeli big man. From a player lacking coordination to a star at the European Youth Championship and a future NCAA recruit, this is the story of a 'late bloomer' becoming a unique talent.

Already at the top of the world: Meet the Israeli cheerleading team
An 11-year-old prodigy flying in the sky, a teenager who doesn't let back problems ruin her dream, a Russian and a Ukrainian representing Israel shoulder to shoulder, a diplomatic gesture to rivals from Iran, and even a caretaker who was recruited to the team that already reached third place in the World Championship. Forget everything you thought about cheerleaders: meet cheerleading — one of the...

Towards a White House visit: Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in Washington
The Prime Minister landed in the US after departing from the Nevatim base on the "Knaf Zion" aircraft under strict security protocols. The agenda for his meeting with US President Donald Trump includes the Iranian nuclear program, the Abraham Accords, and other strategic issues. Later today, Netanyahu will attend the memorial service for Senator Lindsey Graham.

The replacement for Kangwa: AEK Athens reached an agreement with Lovro Majer
Fabrizio Romano reports that the Croatian midfielder is expected to leave Wolfsburg and join the Greek champion for more than 6 million euros.

Eighth signing for Bnei Sakhnin: Loai Halaf joins on a two-year contract
The 25-year-old striker, who barely played in the last two years at Maccabi Netanya and scored only one league goal for them, has joined Yossi Abukasis's renewed squad.

Participant interrupts Yoram Cohen's parlor meeting, accusing him of "legitimizing torture"
During a parlor meeting in Jerusalem, former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen faced accusations from an attendee who claimed that exceptional interrogation methods against Jewish detainees were approved under his leadership, specifically referencing the Amiram Ben Uliel case.

'The best footballer I have coached': High praise for Bruninho
Karpaty Lviv coach Fran Fernández claims that Maccabi Haifa's new signing belongs at a high European level: 'If he believes in himself, he will reach a top league.'

Ahavat Hashem Gordon celebrated the victory: "God protected me"
The Thai boxing fighter defeated John Lineker by judges' decision and reached a 13-0 career record: "Every blow of his, I saw black, every second I had to be focused" • In addition, he sent a message to the people of Israel: "Unity will bring us to redemption"

Wave of Blocks Hits Instagram: How to Save Your Account
A wave of arbitrary blocks initiated by Meta, which has paralyzed thousands of WhatsApp accounts in Israel in recent weeks, has acutely spread to the Instagram application. Many users report facing warning screens notifying them of account suspension due to vague claims of violating community guidelines.

Ahavat Hashem Gordon won in front of a full arena: A celebration of martial arts at Menora
Israeli pride in front of thousands of spectators: Ahavat Hashem Gordon defeated John Lineker in the main event of GFN 1, held in front of full stands with the participation of fighters from Israel and abroad. His brothers, Ruach Hashem and Kivdi, also impressed with victories in the sold-out evening, which included MMA, kickboxing, and Muay Thai fights.

Heritage center in danger of closure due to Netanyahu's cuts: "Like beggars"
In recent years, support for the Levi Eshkol Heritage Center has been severely cut. Commemoration budgets are being redirected to other bodies, including those associated with the Likud. Eshkol's grandson criticizes the move as discriminatory, while the Prime Minister's Office attributes the cuts to an increase in the number of eligible organizations.

"It's not about gender - it's about abilities": The first Operations Officer in Yahalom
Major A. leads daring operations in Gaza and Lebanon, despite not having planned to stay in the military upon enlistment. After commanding recruits, she realized this was her place. An interview with Major A., the first woman in the role in the elite unit: "Sometimes I found myself sitting in a discussion as the only woman. I focused on what I know how to bring to the table."

114 orphans following murder: "A child who saw his father murdered is more likely to join crime"
Since the beginning of 2026, 52 parents of minors have been murdered, leaving them orphaned of a father or mother. "I am holding on only for the sake of the children," says P., a mother of four whose husband was murdered while trying to break up a fight. 9-year-old R. asks to leave the room while her grandmother talks about the murder of her mother by her husband: "He was constantly hitting her...