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Plane crash in Peru: 13 people killed
A light aircraft crashed near the Pueblo Viejo airstrip in Nazca, Peru, resulting in the deaths of all 13 people on board. Preliminary assessments indicate that 11 passengers were tourists on their way to an observation flight over the Nazca Lines.
Sixth foreigner: Hapoel Holon's new forward
Brandon Jones Jr. arrives to the 'purples' after an impressive season at Sporting Lisbon. Coach Predrag Krunić: "He can help the team be more competitive and play team basketball."
Eden Harel: "I had no example of a functioning home"
TV presenter Eden Harel shares her life journey in a candid interview on Channel 14's "Siha," discussing her transition from a difficult childhood and international MTV fame to finding spiritual fulfillment and family life.
The mysterious disappearance of Eldar Dayan: Family reveals new dramatic information
The family of 23-year-old Eldar Dayan, missing since July 17, has obtained significant new information regarding his whereabouts. They are demanding that police pursue new leads, citing death threats received by Dayan prior to his disappearance and a conflict with one of the detainees.
Trump Did Not Come to Defeat Iran — He Came to Make a Deal
While Tehran recognizes the American desire to avoid confrontation, Israel is still waiting for Washington's umbrella. Conclusion: we must prepare for the day after the American president.
What if Avida Bachar was right?
The public debate following the recent terror attack in Judea and Samaria has exposed a disturbing phenomenon: instead of uniting against terror, some are quick to blame the victims and blur the line between the attacker and the attacked.
Panic in Southern Italy: Powerful Earthquake Strikes Near Naples
A 4.7-magnitude earthquake struck the Campi Flegrei area near Naples on Saturday. The tremor, occurring at a depth of about three kilometers, triggered widespread panic as residents fled their homes fearing building collapses.
"Until the last": Romi Gonen's response to the elimination of the terrorist who held her
Hostage survivor Romi Gonen responded to the IDF's announcement regarding the elimination of the terrorist who held her and Noa Marciano captive after they were kidnapped to the Gaza Strip on October 7.

40-Year-Old Man Murdered in Netivot Shooting
The Israel Police have launched an investigation following a shooting in Netivot that left one man dead and another lightly wounded. Authorities suspect the incident is criminal in nature.
IDF soldier arrested after protecting shepherd from attack
A legal drama unfolded in the West Bank as an IDF special forces soldier was arrested by police after coming to the aid of a Jewish shepherd brutally attacked by dozens of rioters.
First in Israel: Emergency Room Adapted for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Laniado Medical Center has launched Israel's first pediatric emergency department specifically adapted for children on the autism spectrum and those with disabilities.
Google Pauses New Google Earth AI Feature Over Fake Imagery Concerns
Less than 48 hours after launching a new AI feature in Google Earth, Google has frozen the tool due to concerns that it allows for the creation of fake satellite imagery, which could be used to spread disinformation.
Shocking investigation: The "shadow hive" of billionaire Alex Skler exposed
Who is working behind the scenes for billionaire Alex Skler? A Kan 11 investigation points to the involvement of PR consultant Ronen Tzur and private investigator Irad Tamir, whose controversial methods have previously drawn significant scrutiny.
Drama on Channel 14: "The Patriots" star with an unusual statement about Yair Golan
During the program "The Patriots," an unusual moment occurred when Professor Moshe Cohen-Eliya compared the re-education of Yair Golan to a scene from the film "A Clockwork Orange," causing astonishment in the studio.
Assaf Granit in a Surprising Move: The Chef's New Direction
After conquering the restaurant world and winning six Michelin stars, Chef Assaf Granit is embarking on a new culinary adventure in Paris and is presenting his next sweet project for the first time.
Volunteers needed for a soup kitchen in Be'er Sheva and support for the mentally ill in Beit Shemesh
Where to volunteer this week: The "Sordim" association is seeking volunteers for home visits to Holocaust survivors. The "Lev HaSh" association needs workshop facilitators for parents of children with cancer in Haifa. The Association for the Advancement of Education in Tel Aviv is looking for drivers to distribute food, and other opportunities are available nationwide.
Minute 82: Bnei Sakhnin - Hapoel Haifa 1:0
In the 3rd round of the Toto Cup, Hapoel Haifa leads thanks to an Alon Turgeman goal in the 35th minute. The match is played at a high pace, despite Dario Zuparic being sent off in the second half.
Herzog: "The arrest warrants in The Hague - a distraction from the allegations against the prosecutor"
The President of the State in an interview with Fox News: "Khan represents antisemitic rhetoric". Warns against Iran: "A dangerous ideology that spreads terror". On Gaza: "Hamas cannot rule - it must be disarmed".
Trump's social media offensive: Fighter jets, ships on the seabed, and a crushed Iranian currency
President Donald Trump posted a series of AI-generated images targeting Iran, while criticizing his predecessors, Joe Biden and Barack Obama, for failing to use force against the regime as he does. In another post, the US President shared a graph illustrating the major devaluation of the Iranian currency since he took office.
Iran's Proxy Plan: Making the War as Expensive as Possible for Trump
Since the collapse of the ceasefire, Iran has intensified proxy attacks to destabilize the region. The strategy aims to pressure Washington and increase the economic cost of the war for President Donald Trump.
Explosion near a cafe in central Moscow: Three people killed and 15 injured
The cause of the explosion is under investigation. Media report that traffic near the square has been temporarily blocked and emergency services are on site.
The fake disarmament: Israel must resist
Anyone who believes that Hamas, which continued to arm itself, recruit thousands of terrorists, and murder its opponents even after the return of the hostages, will suddenly change its ways is deceiving primarily itself.

Murder in Netivot: A man in his 40s shot to death
Two people were wounded by gunfire in Netivot, with one victim pronounced dead at the scene. A separate violent incident in Bir al-Maksur left an 18-year-old moderately wounded.
Security officials: 10 more American tankers on the way; delays at Ben Gurion Airport to worsen
Ben Gurion Airport is concluding a week of significant delays with a forecast for worsening conditions. The arrival of ten additional American tankers is expected to further strain airport operations.
Avivit Bar Zohar vs. Lia Greenner: 'There was a lawsuit and she paid for it'
Avivit Bar Zohar opens up about the stormy conflict with Lia Greenner that reached the court, and explains what made her decide that she is never ready to forgive again: 'I cannot laugh at this. Not in 10 years and not in 50 years'.
Iran Threatens Israeli Gas Platforms Tamar and Leviathan
Against the backdrop of growing tensions, Israel's gas platforms are once again being targeted by Iranian threats. Experts warn that a broad escalation could force the state to halt production again.
Israeli OnlyFans star in trouble: Billionaire cancels wedding
The publicized relationship between American billionaire Steven Klobek and Israeli OnlyFans model Adva Lavi has come to an end. According to reports, a recent arrest and new allegations led to a complete severance and the cessation of all financial and legal support.
80,000 new apartments a year: the bluff of the housing industry in Israel
CBS data show that despite the increase in housing starts, the pace of construction in Israel is still lower than the government's targets. How many apartments are built per year and why should this figure increase in the coming year?
Netanyahu Strengthens, Eizenkot Weakens: 2026 Election Forecasts
Global betting markets show a slight decline in Gadi Eizenkot's odds for prime minister, while Benjamin Netanyahu's position strengthens. Total betting volume on Polymarket has reached $30.6 million.
After raising thousands of shekels: Naor Zion with a message to Ofira Asayag and Adva Dadon
Actor and director Naor Zion sent a jab to Ofira Asayag and Adva Dadon and spoke about his new documentary: "When the truth is revealed in all its power, even those who know and are silent will have no choice left."
Half-time: Tiberias - Ironi Kiryat Shmona 0:0
Toto Cup, Round 3: A calm game at the Barell Stadium. The visitors are controlling the ball, Gabay missed a good opportunity to score. On the other hand, Shviro missed a header from close range. Who will win?
Strengthening the backcourt: Eugene German signed with Hapoel Tel Aviv
The 28-year-old American guard joined the Reds on a one-season contract. Last season he played in China and Puerto Rico: "I will give everything on the court. Let's win a championship together."
After the mutiny at Sde Teiman: Tzabar Battalion soldiers head to a "processing seminar"
The commander of the 162nd Division, Brigadier General Sagiv Cohen, decided that the battalion's soldiers will speak with mental health officers about the experiences they went through during the combat period. According to warrant officers in the brigade, the soldiers are finding it difficult to accept the severe punishment imposed following the incident - and expect the senior staff to "consider...
Eli Segev, former owner of Maccabi Netanya, passed away at the age of 73
The businessman, who led the club back to the Premier League in the 2013/14 season, passed away in South Africa as a result of medical complications following a stroke. The club eulogized: "A significant and unforgettable figure."
Drama in the Histadrut reaches the labor court: Will Krushinsky's removal be cancelled?
The removal of the MAHAR union chair initiated by Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David is expected to be approved tomorrow, but the labor court has decided to suspend the implementation of the decision until a hearing on the legality of the move this coming Thursday.
Mass brawl in Rahat: 24 suspects arrested, two police officers injured
As part of police operations against illegal weapons and shooting incidents, Southern District officers and Border Police (Magav) were deployed to Rahat to quell a mass brawl. Two police officers were injured by stone-throwing and required medical treatment.
Europe in flames: Firefighters exhausted, thousands evacuated — "We are looking into hell"
Massive wildfires are raging across Spain, the UK, Corsica, and Greece, where three firefighters have died and thousands of tourists have been evacuated from resorts.
Retired Major General Against Netanyahu: "I Will Never Forgive Him. The Government Has Betrayed the Values of Jewish Tradition"
Amid protests in Tel Aviv and Haifa, retired Major General Yom Tov Samia accused the government of betraying national values and demanded the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre.
Suspected arson at a kosher restaurant in Montreal
A fire broke out at the kosher restaurant "Noam". Eyewitnesses reported a person seen leaving the scene shortly after the flames erupted.
Bennett: "We will be in the government, I hope I will head it"
In an interview on the "Meet the Press" program, "Beyachad" party chairman Naftali Bennett sounded like someone who has come to terms with the fact that Gadi Eisenkot will lead the "change bloc." He also refused to give an unequivocal answer regarding a potential coalition with Mansour Abbas's Ra'am party.
"I Froze and Didn't Know What to Do": Heavy Testimonies on What Happens in Ultra-Orthodox Mikvahs
Sexual abuse and harassment in mikvahs remain a painful and silenced issue in the Haredi sector. Victims describe a systemic lack of protection and supervision.
"Reut could have been saved": The destructive relationship that ended in a fatal overdose
Attorney Moriah Kahlani, representing Dvir Sela, addressed the circumstances of Reut's death. She emphasized that while Dvir admitted to ordering the drug, he was not convicted of causing her death.
Suspicion: House manager at the PM's residence used official credit card for personal expenses
Police are investigating allegations that Efi Azoulay and another employee used the residence's credit card for personal purchases totaling tens of thousands of shekels. One witness has testified to Lahav 433, while another claims to have reported the misconduct to the Prime Minister's Office months ago.
Crime Families' "Grenade War": Two Indictments Expected This Week
Police have built a solid evidentiary basis regarding the "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families. Indictments are expected to be filed this week for two of the 18 violent incidents.
Infantino’s Failed World Cup Sale: Saving Football and FIFA
In less than 72 hours, Gianni Infantino's ambitious plan to privatize FIFA's core assets collapsed into a major political crisis. Facing a united boycott threat from UEFA and other confederations, the FIFA president was forced to abandon the deal.
The city where an air taxi will take you from the airport to the center
The flight that made history and lasted 24 hours. London is on the way to bypassing airport traffic jams. Meanwhile, El Al says goodbye to Lior Suchard. Three events that happened this week in the aviation industry.
Barak Seri to Pay Gideon Sa'ar: "You Will Receive Bank Details on Sunday"
Media personality Barak Seri addressed the verdict in a libel lawsuit filed by Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar. Sa'ar responded with a sharp jab, reigniting the public dispute on the X platform.
Ofira Assayag in shock: "Sara Netanyahu never raised her voice at an employee"
Nir Hefetz, the former communications advisor to the Netanyahu family, addressed the testimonies published about Sara Netanyahu: "I have never heard her raise her voice at an employee, nor say a racist remark. From 2009 until 2018, she yelled at me only once when I brought Ben Caspit for an interview with Bibi."
Fuel prices soar: Avigdor Lieberman attacks the government
Ahead of the fuel price hike at midnight, the Yisrael Beiteinu chairman criticized the government, claiming it has chosen not to intervene in the rising costs. According to him, during his tenure as Minister of Finance, measures were taken to prevent such price increases.
Israel's Youth National Team Defeats Norway by 59 Points
The 'blue and whites' cruised to an 84:25 victory over Norway in their second match of the FIBA U18 Women's EuroBasket Division B in Romania.
Alert in Israel: USA may strike Iran; Ultra-Orthodox riots at Jerusalem cafe
CBS reports that significant strikes against Iran could occur by tomorrow. In Jerusalem, Ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with patrons at a cafe open on Shabbat, while an IDF officer was wounded in southern Lebanon.
Report: How Iran used the ceasefire to prepare for the renewal of the war
A report in The New York Times states that the IRGC has focused on a plan to slowly accumulate costs, intended to erode American willingness to continue attacks. IRGC commanders have been integrated directly into Hezbollah's leadership council.
Not quiet in the "Democrats": Yair Golan considers reserving a spot for Einav Zangauker
Tension is growing among list members over the possibility that Yair Golan will reserve a spot for the mother of hostage survivor Matan Zangauker. Candidates and activists express concern that the move will come at their expense and warn of public "noise" if it materializes. The faction clarifies that no decision has been made yet.
The Battle of the Giants Decided: Keshet 12 Dominates Israeli Television | Weekly Ratings
The latest television ratings reveal a clear dominance by Keshet 12 and its news division. The primary competition for viewership took place between "Dancing with the Stars" and "Married at First Sight."
Weekly Crypto: Mixed market trends and Bitcoin performance
Trading data for leading digital currencies indicates a mixed trend for the week. While Bitcoin is losing ground and trading around $63,800, Ethereum and Binance are showing a recovery.
Ranking of Israel's wealthiest: Miriam Adelson overtakes Eyal Ofer and captures the top spot
After a period in second place, Miriam Adelson records an impressive jump in her wealth and returns to first place at the expense of Eyal Ofer. While Idan Ofer records losses, the Bukhman brothers maintain stability in fourth place.
The supermarket chain plans a revolution in Israel: dozens of new branches on the way
Super Sapir, Netto Hisachon, Pharm Plus, convenience stores, and even Dubai perfumes – the Sapir Group, led by Oren and Avinoam Sapir, reveals a large-scale expansion plan with dozens of new branches across the country. At the same time, it aims for a sales turnover of 3.5 billion shekels and an IPO by 2028.
The company that already beat Tesla is preparing for another round: what will happen in August
While Elon Musk promises that his next major product will reach stores only at the end of 2027, Chinese automaker BYD has announced it will arrive much sooner. Do Tesla shareholders have another reason for concern?
A blow to investors: Bitcoin continues to fall amid negative market trend
The crypto market is experiencing a negative trend, as Bitcoin fell by 0.66%, its market cap totals 1.26 trillion dollars and it is trading at 62,801.9 dollars.
Marcio Santos at the heart of the problem: The big change that may affect Maccabi Tel Aviv
A Maccabi Tel Aviv player has not yet received approval to play in US colleges and still holds a contract with the yellow team. The NCAA has called for the urgent passage of a new eligibility constitution in Congress, which may permanently prevent such transfers. Will this affect Israeli players?
“I have a feeling of missed opportunities at both Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Hapoel Tel Aviv”
Siraj Nassar, facing a choice between retirement and joining Bnei Eilat, speaks candidly about his unfulfilled potential and regrets regarding past career decisions.
Cyberattack on US Water Systems: Seven States Affected; Iran Suspected
A cyberattack has targeted water systems across seven US states. While there is no official confirmation of Iranian involvement, authorities consider Iran the prime suspect amid rising Middle East tensions.
The 8-Glass Water Myth: How Much Fluid You Actually Need
Dr. Jen Gunter, a health expert and TED speaker, explains the biology behind the body's fluid balance. It turns out that your kidneys and hormonal system know exactly when you need hydration, without the need for apps or forced drinking.
The Mossad and CIA Hunt for Mojtaba Khamenei
Israeli and US intelligence agencies are searching for Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not been seen in public since February. It is believed he is hiding in a bunker, avoiding all electronic devices.
Israeli Source: Tensions at Peak, Situation on the Verge of Explosion
Tensions with Iran have reached a peak, with the situation on the verge of an explosion. Israel has raised its alert level as it anticipates a potential US strike on Iranian energy facilities.
What are we doing this month? A guide to high-tech events
The Israeli high-tech scene is as active as ever. We have compiled a list of upcoming meetups, conferences, and technical lectures that you should mark in your calendar.
Soldier arrested on suspicion of shooting at a Palestinian child, his weapon was seized
The soldier, in regular service, is suspected of shooting at the child and wounding him at a farm near the village of Al-Mughayyir in Binyamin. The arrest was carried out by the police.
The End of a Symbol of Corruption in Lebanon? Senior Official Arrested in Beirut
Former Central Bank of Lebanon governor Riad Salameh was arrested after failing to appear for questioning in a financial crimes case. Having served for 30 years, Salameh faces investigations in Lebanon and Europe and is widely seen as a symbol of the country's economic crisis.

Reserve Officers Warn: Severe Manpower Shortage Hinders Mission Success
Reserve officers and soldiers serving in southern Lebanon report a severe manpower shortage that impairs their ability to carry out missions. They state that current staffing levels are insufficient for operational needs.
Javier Bardem Accuses Israel and Yair Netanyahu of Crisis on Spanish Border
Amidst riots in Ceuta, Javier Bardem shared a post on Instagram accusing Israel and Yair Netanyahu of orchestrating the crisis at the Spain-Morocco border.
Robots, Future Economy, and Space: Elon Musk's Dreams and Reality
In a recent interview with The Economist, Elon Musk discussed his vision for a future where AI surpasses human intelligence and money loses its value. However, market volatility and past unfulfilled promises lead many to view his predictions with skepticism.
US Urges Citizens to Leave Middle East; Israel Denies Plans to Resume Military Operations
The US has issued security warnings for its citizens across the Middle East to prepare for potential escalation. Meanwhile, an official Israeli source stated that Israel is not aware of any decision to resume full-scale military operations against Iran.
"An approaching storm": Where have the senior Houthi officials in Sana'a disappeared to?
Arab reports indicate that hundreds of Houthi commanders and fighters have disappeared from the public eye amid tightened security in the Yemeni capital. Residents fear a regional escalation and warn of a confrontation that will take a heavy toll on the population.
Sculptor of Uganda Monument: "Protest Against the Prime Minister? Yoni Netanyahu Was an Israeli Hero"
Artist Itay Zalait, known for his protest sculptures against Benjamin Netanyahu, discussed the creation of the Yoni Netanyahu monument in Uganda. He emphasized that commemorating an Israeli hero does not conflict with his critical artistic work.
Transfers to the ultra-Orthodox and settlers continue: Another 78 million shekels will be transferred to the Ministry of Religious Services
Despite the dissolution of the Knesset for elections, the Ministry of Finance continues to request large budget transfers. The opposition, led by MK Vladimir Beliak, is actively blocking the approval of these funds.
Beyond Weapons: Gaza Roadmap Leaves Hamas Question Open
The roadmap published by the Peace Council for the Gaza Strip contains ambiguous clauses. The document fails to guarantee the full disarmament of Hamas, posing significant long-term security risks for Israel.
“I Envy Every Girl Enlisting in 2026”: The Commanders Who Forced Open Sayeret Matkal and 669 to Women
Mor Lidani and Gali Nishri, who led the legal battle for women's integration into elite IDF combat units, reflect on the new opportunities available to female recruits. They emphasize that while challenges remain, the normalization of women in combat roles is a significant achievement.
White, Pink, or Green? Why the Brain Needs Noise to Fall Asleep
For millions of people, preparing for sleep involves using white noise. We explore why the brain needs background sounds to mask disturbances and how different noise colors affect sleep.
Will he succeed against all odds? Phil Collins' son signed with 1860 Munich
21-year-old midfielder Matthew Collins, son of legendary musician Phil Collins, has signed a contract with the German club 1860 Munich. The Swiss-British player will join the team as they rebuild in the Bavarian regional league.
Daniel Peretz wins in dramatic match, painful debut for Navi
Southampton's goalkeeper took part in a dramatic victory over Preußen Münster, while the Kryvbas midfielder completed 90 minutes in a 4:1 loss to Karpaty Lviv. Yonatan Cohen scored in Thailand, and Khalihal participated in Gangwon's defeat.
EuroLeague Power Ranking: Who Are the Title Contenders for the 2026 Season?
With less than two months until the new EuroLeague season, teams are busy building their rosters. We analyze the current landscape, identifying the top contenders, teams in need of a wake-up call, and the status of the Tel Aviv clubs.
A major deal for Partner: Providing communications infrastructure for the Gush Dan congestion charge project
Partner has been selected by the Electra group to build and operate the communications infrastructure for the Gush Dan congestion charge project, set to launch in 2028. The company estimates that the agreement will generate tens of millions of shekels in revenue over the two-decade operating period.
Polymarket: How Fake Success Stories Are Created
A Wall Street Journal investigation reveals that viral videos showcasing massive winnings on Polymarket are staged. The company paid students to execute dummy transactions on fake websites to attract users.
Be amazed: even Benjamin Netanyahu has a connection to Newcastle’s upheavals
The war with Iran, the Saudi crisis, Premier League restrictions, and the sale of stars came together for a particularly turbulent summer in England’s north-east. Matthias Jaissle takes over for Eddie Howe, with a mission that is almost impossible.
Deadly mold: First-of-its-kind study reveals the dimensions of the hidden danger
A new study examining nearly a thousand patients in four Atlanta hospitals over five years found 449 cases of mold-type fungal infection, about a third of which ended in death. This is a disease that is not officially reportable to health authorities, so until now there was no accurate estimate of its scope. Experts warn of an increased risk due to climate change.
Maor Levy expected to return to Maccabi Netanya lineup, Nidam may start
The Diamonds will try to maintain a perfect record in the Toto Cup against Hapoel Ramat Gan (Sunday, 20:00, Sport 1). Zaarura will be absent, Tshibangu may get minutes, and the search for a foreign center-back continues.
The day after 700 tons of explosives: The Beaufort ridge changed color | Documentation
The powerful explosion in southern Lebanon, carried out in response to the launch of a Hezbollah explosive drone at an IDF engineering vehicle, was clearly visible in the area. There are reports of two wounded in a drone attack in the area; this is how the ridge looked the day after.

IDF: Five Hamas weapons warehouses destroyed in the Gaza Strip
Among the targets - a warehouse near a hospital in Deir al-Balah in the center of the Strip. The IDF emphasizes: the weapons were intended to harm forces and civilians, and operations will continue to remove threats despite the reports last night regarding the agreement to disarm Hamas published by the Peace Council.
The climate crisis strikes: The heavy economic price of fires in Europe
Europe is experiencing its deadliest and most expensive fire season in history. With massive areas scorched and thousands evacuated, France and Spain are preparing emergency economic aid packages to mitigate the multibillion-euro impact.
Extreme Heat to Intensify, Yet Israel Cuts Budgets for Climate Adaptation
Israel is identified as a climate change hotspot, with the region warming faster than the global average. Despite the rising frequency of extreme weather events, government funding for climate adaptation is being reduced.
Report: Daniel Theis on the verge of signing with Maccabi Tel Aviv
According to BasketNews, 34-year-old German center Daniel Theis, who starred for Monaco over the past two years, is nearing a deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv following a financial crisis at ASVEL.
Manor Solomon Assists in Tottenham's 1:2 Victory Over Chelsea
Manor Solomon helped Tottenham secure a 1:2 pre-season victory against Chelsea in Sydney. The Israeli winger provided a key assist in the 17th minute of the match.
Israel Youth Basketball Team Misses Out on World Championship Spot
The Blue and Whites suffered an 84:64 loss to Greece in the classification round for 5th-8th places, officially ending their hopes of qualifying for next summer's World Championship in the Czech Republic.
Havat Gilad resident in the headlines of the BBC: "An Israeli murdered? Kill all the Palestinians in 4 villages"
"The life of one Jew is worth 10 million Palestinians," said Shimon Yehuda, who called for the killing of all residents of Tel, Al-Sarra, Jit, and Far'ata after a weapon was snatched during a hike. When confronted with the racism in his words, he replied: "I know. But God chose us."
Heat wave reaches its peak: Temperatures recorded today and outlook for tomorrow
Temperatures reached 40 degrees at noon in large parts of the country, 43 were measured at the Sea of Galilee, and they climbed to 45 in the Jordan Valley. Despite the heavy heat, tens of thousands visited nature reserves. The peak of the wave arrives tomorrow, with initial relief expected on Monday.
Less Than 90 Days to Elections: Factors Still Confusing Public Opinion Polls
The 'Poll of Polls' by Globes returns. We analyze the latest data from leading media outlets, examining party trends, the electoral threshold, and the critical impact of undecided voters on the upcoming Knesset elections.
Together in the same group again: Two Maccabi Tel Aviv exes reunited at Besiktas
David DeJulius and Wenyen Gabriel, who played together for Maccabi in the 2024/25 season, have reunited at the Turkish club. They will face their former team as early as the second round of the EuroLeague.
Hapoel Petah Tikva explains: "Omer Katz is not just another player"
Maccabi Haifa offered about half a million shekels and player loans, but Petah Tikva decided to veto the move: "He is a veteran player, a captain, and a leader in the locker room."
Mansour Abbas and Yoav Segalovitz discuss potential cooperation
The chairman of the Ra'am faction and a Knesset member from the Yahad faction are expected to hold talks regarding potential cooperation. Segalovitz's spokespeople deny rumors of a merger, suggesting the discussions may be limited to coalition coordination. This move follows their previous joint efforts in combating crime during the Bennett-Lapid government.
At the site of his death: Yoni Netanyahu's statue unveiled in Entebbe
The Ugandan army commander unveiled a monument honoring Yoni Netanyahu at the old Entebbe airport terminal. The statue stands at the site where the commander of the 1976 hostage rescue operation was killed, marking a gesture of strengthened ties with Israel.
The unusual warning from a senior U.S. military official: "We will not be able to continue protecting Israel" | Report
The commander of the U.S. European Command, General Alexus Grynkewich, warned the Pentagon that without an additional destroyer, he would be forced to prioritize the defense of U.S. territory over the defense of Israel. The report comes amid heavy strain on the U.S. Navy due to the war with Iran and a shortage of available vessels.
What the hell is the special “format” Disney showed for the new “Avengers”?
Disney introduced a format called Infinity Vision for Avengers: Doomsday, but in practice it is not a new format—rather a standard with minimum requirements that can vary from one venue to another. Meanwhile, Dune: Part 3 releasing on the same day gives it an advantage across IMAX theaters.
UEFA issues ultimatum to Infantino: Resign or face removal
According to The Telegraph, all 55 UEFA member associations are prepared to support a vote of no confidence in the FIFA president following his attempt to sell World Cup commercial rights.
Chaos in Ceuta: Mass Infiltration of Migrants into Spanish Enclave
A mass breach of 60,000 migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta has shocked Europe and sparked a political crisis in Madrid. Witnesses report that Moroccan police encouraged migrants to cross the border.
US Issues Security Warning to Citizens in Israel, Jordan, and Iraq
US embassies in Israel, Jordan, and Iraq have warned of potential unforeseen escalation. American citizens are advised to prepare for flight cancellations and airspace closures.
Everything on Hold, Awaiting Decisions: The Political System's Time Bombs
Israeli politicians have fallen in love with the podcast format, finding it friendly and non-threatening. However, no podcast can mask the fact that the entire political system is currently on hold.
Tragedy: Top climber killed in avalanche on Broad Peak
Nirmal Purja, who broke the world climbing record, has died in Pakistan alongside nine other expedition members. The organizing company confirmed the tragedy, and his business partner stated that tracking data showed him being swept down the mountain.
Israel's Youth Handball Team Falls to Portugal, Moves to Lower Group
Israel lost 30:22, finishing the preliminary stage with one point. The team will now fight to avoid relegation and secure a spot in the World Championship.

Officer moderately wounded in encounter with terrorists in southern Lebanon
Amid ceasefire violations by Hezbollah and the Israeli response involving the destruction of tunnels at Beaufort, the IDF announced that an officer was wounded during "operational activity". The soldier's family has been notified.
Master of camouflage: An intriguing visitor in the Gulf of Eilat | Watch
Divers in the Gulf of Eilat were surprised to encounter a spectacular school of squid swimming right among them. One of the divers captured the exciting moment on camera, documenting the creature's ability to change color and move using water jets.
Older Than Saturn's Rings: The Shark's Surprising Secret
Sharks have been swimming in Earth's oceans longer than Saturn's icy rings have existed. Data from the Cassini spacecraft and paleontological discoveries of 'skin teeth' are forcing a re-evaluation of the solar system's timeline and Earth's evolutionary history.
Missing updates on WhatsApp? The secret setting you must know
Channel managers have struggled with low engagement due to the muted default setting. WhatsApp is now introducing an elegant solution to give users more control. Here are the details on when this feature will reach everyone.
Youth European Championship: Israel vs. Greece (Live Coverage)
The Israeli youth national team, having lost to Slovenia in the quarterfinals, is out of medal contention at the European Championship but remains focused on securing a spot in the World Championship. To achieve this, Nadav Zilberstein’s squad must defeat Greece today, followed by the winner of the Germany-Turkey match.
Arbex Begins Operations in Israel and Appoints New CEO
Arbex, the new international company formed by the strategic partnership of Kimberly-Clark and Suzano, has officially launched in Israel. Liat Kedar-Feigin has been appointed as the CEO for the local market.
New Visa Rule: US Requires $20,000 Bond for Applicants from 50 Countries
The US State Department is making permanent a program requiring visa applicants from 50 countries to deposit a bond of up to $20,000. The new rule takes effect on August 3.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Partner Sparks Online Controversy with Hebrew Caption
Georgina Rodriguez, partner of Cristiano Ronaldo, sparked an online firestorm after posting a video with a Hebrew caption during their family vacation in Mallorca.
Fared Ibrahim to be included in the Hapoel Ramat Gan squad for the match in Netanya
The left-back has officially joined and will be available for the first time this season to Messay Dego for the Toto Cup match (Sunday, 20:00, Sport1). Tomer Haran has started training.
After complaints of sexual assault: Will Jared Leto's shows be canceled?
A first crack in the actor's Hollywood career has appeared following an investigation, with producers considering the cancellation of his upcoming UK shows. Leto has denied all allegations.
No Cashiers, No Middlemen: How WhatsApp Groups Deliver Produce Directly from Farmers
A direct-to-consumer retail model is gaining traction in Israel via WhatsApp purchasing groups. Consumers get fresh produce without retail markups, while farmers retain up to 40% of revenue previously lost to intermediaries.
Beitar prepares for Austria Wien, awaiting UEFA decision
The team will resume training ahead of the match in Romania. Early next week, the club expects to learn its punishment following incidents involving fans during the two matches against AEK Larnaca.
Miguel Silva: Beitar's Support Remains, but the Decision is His
The future of Miguel Silva in the Beitar Jerusalem goal has become a major talking point in Israeli football. Despite backing from Almog Cohen, the goalkeeper must regain his form to maintain his status.
“I Asked Golan: Is Bibi Paying Your Salary?”: Lieberman in a Candid Interview
The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman is set to run for Prime Minister, pledging to rehabilitate the economy and implement universal national service. “We will have to repeal all anti-democratic laws passed in the recent legislative blitz,” he stated.
Families Paying for Two Health Insurance Policies Lose 4,000 Shekels Annually as Reform Leaves Loophole Open
Overlapping private health insurance and HMO policies lead to unnecessary expenses. A family of four can save approximately 4,008 shekels annually by optimizing their coverage structure.
Israeli cyber entrepreneur won a prestigious innovation award in the US
Sagi Gidali, one of the founders of Perimeter 81, which was sold for half a billion, won a research innovation award in the US through Rafa’s Moonshot, the non-profit organization he founded to develop drugs for the rare disease STXBP1, which his son Raphael suffers from.
Manor Solomon back in Tottenham lineup for clash against Chelsea
12:45, live broadcast on Sport1: The Israeli continues to earn trust from Roberto De Zerbi. Tonali and Solanke started alongside him, while Palmer, Estevao, and Joao Pedro featured in the opposition's starting XI.
Not only Maccabi Tel Aviv: Hapoel Tel Aviv is also awaiting UEFA punishment
The 'Reds' are set to face disciplinary proceedings following a flare display during their away match against Ludogorets, just one day after receiving a 25,000-euro fine and a two-year suspended sentence.
“This is Madness! A Disaster for the Party and the Nation”: How Trump Attempts to “Seize” US Elections
US President Donald Trump has turned to the Supreme Court to demand restrictions on mail-in voting. This move is part of his broader efforts to reshape election rules ahead of the midterm elections.
Fifth Consecutive Saturday: Clashes at "Ba-Smita" Cafe in Jerusalem
For the fifth consecutive Saturday, violent clashes erupted at the "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem between ultra-Orthodox protesters, police, and local residents supporting the business.
Report: Daniel Theis leaning towards signing with Maccabi Tel Aviv
According to BasketNews, the German center prefers the offer from the 'yellows' at this stage, despite interest from other teams in Europe. He is expected to earn about $2.5 million per season.
Dramatic Scenes: Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Attempt to Storm Secular Cafe in Jerusalem
Unusual clashes occurred this morning in Jerusalem between ultra-Orthodox protesters and patrons of the "Ba-Smita" cafe, who are protesting against the establishment's operation on Shabbat. Police used force to disperse the crowd.

The connection between the photos of Bibi and Sara, AI, and the upcoming elections
When artificial intelligence tries to enter the ballot box, democracy may pay the price.
Continues to raise concern: Britney Spears is stripping again on Instagram
The singer uploaded footage of herself riding a horse in partial attire, with her chest hidden only by two diamond emojis, as befitting Instagram's rules.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Considers Reducing Interest Rate Meetings
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is considering reducing the number of FOMC meetings where monetary policy is determined. This move would mark a significant shift in the bank's management and transparency.
Don't Try This 'Cure' for a Jellyfish Sting
The myth that urine helps with jellyfish stings is not only useless but dangerous. In reality, this 'grandmother's remedy' only triggers the release of more venom into the skin.
The Killers of the 'Star of the Sector' Tried to Deceive Everyone. One Moment Doomed Them
A month after the murder of singer Shafiq Kabha in 2013, the case remained unsolved. The breakthrough came after a confrontation between two suspects who, fearing a more serious charge, confessed to their roles in the crime.
"I woke up and found out what I missed": Palmer fell asleep at halftime of England's game
The Chelsea midfielder, who was left out of Tuchel's squad for the World Cup, admitted that he missed the end of the dramatic 3:2 victory over Mexico in the round of 16: "The game started at 2:00 AM in London."

Resuscitation efforts on a 64-year-old man who drowned at a beach near Atlit
MDA medics and paramedics were called to Neve Yam beach following a report of a drowning. The circumstances of the incident are under investigation, updates to follow.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani not invited to speak at fallen soldier's funeral: "He looked frustrated and angry"
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was not invited to speak at the funeral of a soldier killed in the war with Iran. Despite preparing a speech, his name was omitted from the list of speakers while lower-ranking officials were invited. Sources indicate that Mamdani appeared frustrated and angry during the ceremony. Officials involved in the planning stated that the decision was political, as the...
Elon Musk's Israeli Hacker in a Special Interview: "When I Landed, a Contract from Elon Was Already Waiting"
Yoni Ramon, a former key security expert at Tesla, discusses his unexpected recruitment by Elon Musk, his work in the Twitter "war room," and the launch of his new startup, Pi Security, which continues to develop technology in Israel.
F.C. Ashdod Demands Expedited Hearing in Ironi Tiberias Infusion Case
The first hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, but the club is requesting an earlier start due to the tight schedule. Lawyer Amit Hadad has also notified FIFA and UEFA.
Ironi Tiberias prepared to take legal action if tribunal fails to dismiss case
The team will appear on Wednesday for the first hearing in the 'infusion affair' and will demand the investigation be disqualified. Slobodan Drapic is among the candidates to replace Eliran Hudeda.
Maccabi Tel Aviv Awaits UEFA Decision: Will the Match Be Open to Spectators?
The verdict regarding penalties for the use of flares and fireworks against Sheriff is expected on Monday. The club clarifies that the suspension of ticket sales for the match against CSKA Sofia does not necessarily mean it will be played behind closed doors.
Criticism in the Islamic Jihad regarding the second phase: "Israel continues the war"
The terrorist organization claimed that the escalation in the Gaza Strip continued even after the announcement of the transition formula. According to them, the agreement is incapable of "restraining Israel" and the mediators are required to compel it to implement the first phase in full.
USA Blocks Imports from 43 Chinese Companies
The USA has banned imports from 43 Chinese companies over allegations of forced labor involving Uyghurs. This marks the largest expansion of the entity list since the law's enactment in 2021.
For the first time in 30 years: A joint Japanese-American move to strengthen the yen
The US and Japan took coordinated action to support the yen, strengthening the Japanese currency by over 1%. This marks the first joint intervention by Washington and Tokyo in nearly 30 years.
The Meteoric Rise and Sudden Fall of Leopold Aschenbrenner’s Fund
The AI-focused hedge fund Situational Awareness, managed by 25-year-old Leopold Aschenbrenner, has collapsed. Assets under management plummeted from $45 billion to approximately $10 billion.
Tensions in the Gulf: Missiles launched from Iran toward Kuwait and tanker attacked off Oman
The Kuwaiti army announced on Saturday that its defense systems were activated to intercept missiles launched from Iran. Meanwhile, an attack was reported on a tanker 21 nautical miles from Khasab, Oman. These events occur as Washington prepares for potential strikes on Iran following the failure of diplomatic efforts.
Reality star and partner of Maccabi Tel Aviv player: "A night in the hospital"
Dana Ben Ari, star of 'New Love' and partner of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball player, Amit Abo, revealed a difficult night with her father in the hospital before the Sabbath: "I don't know how I'm standing on my feet at all."
In the middle of a TAMA project: for how much was a 3-room apartment sold in the Ramez neighborhood of Rishon LeZion?
With the project's completion in two years, the young couple will receive a 4-room apartment with an 80 sq. m MAMAD (protected space) and a balcony. The broker estimates that the 1.58 million shekel deal reflects the current buyer-friendly market. Plus more real estate deals from the last week.
Despite Antisemitism: Galliano to Be the Central Figure of Met Gala 2027
The Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced a comprehensive exhibition dedicated to John Galliano. The display will cover both his influential career and the antisemitic remarks that led to his downfall.
The day after Kangwa: Zlatanovic waits for the Serbian empire
He left Serbia for Spain at a young age, after growing up with the bitter rival Partizan Belgrade. With the Zambian already wearing green, Hapoel Be'er Sheva's star needs to find the net for the first time this season.
Under Heavy Fire Behind Enemy Lines: The Communications Officer of the 401st Brigade
Maj. Y., a communications officer for the 401st Brigade, recounts her experience managing complex communication systems in the Gaza Strip and Lebanon, and the profound impact of losing her brigade commander, Col. Ahsan Daksa.
Stole an ambulance in Kiryat Yam and claimed: "It was bothering the road"
48-year-old Michael Levin took advantage of the moment the paramedic stepped out to drop off a patient, entered the ambulance, and fled with it to the beach. The police claim he also stole money and property from inside, and his detention was extended by 3 days.
Messi, Ronaldo or Kardashian? The Most Liked Photos in Instagram History
Instagram has always been considered an app dominated by influencers, but the history of the most liked photos shows a surprising result: no model or influencer has enough staying power to top the charts.
Reached the target: The boy who grew up in green and became the great promise of Hapoel Haifa
From the move at age 12 from the Maccabi Haifa youth department to the display in the derby: after the 3:2 at Sammy Ofer and the continuation in the Toto Cup, the 20-year-old midfielder is marked as Haim Silvas' main project for the upcoming season.
While the state delays compensation: The initiative that is regrowing the northern border
Almost three years after the outbreak of the war, many farmers are still waiting for compensation. The ReGrow organization has raised 6.5 million dollars, is assisting 46 farms, and is promoting the planting of over 268,000 trees and vines in 21 settlements in the north.
"I am sorry I did not sink my teeth into the carotid artery": The chilling testimony of the defendant accused of murdering Rabbi Gueta
Benjamin Friedrich is accused of taking a knife from the yeshiva kitchen, hiding it under his clothes, and stabbing Rabbi Amos Gueta four times. During his interrogation, he called him a "false messiah". At the request of his defense attorney, he was referred for a psychiatric evaluation.
“If We Do Not Act Now, It Will Be Too Late”: Japan Creates New Intelligence Bodies to Combat Espionage
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced the establishment of two new intelligence bodies to counter foreign espionage and cyberattacks. The move follows reports identifying Japan as a hub for Russian intelligence operations.
After 60 years: British Petroleum is selling its North Sea oil business
British Petroleum (BP) is putting its North Sea business up for sale, ending 60 years of oil production in the region. The decision is part of the company's strategy to downsize and focus its investment portfolio.
With such a roster, you can certainly dream: will Hapoel Jerusalem go all the way in the EuroCup?
Dror Hoffman and Roi Zuckerman analyzed the intriguing roster being built in the capital: "A combination of players with upside who have not yet been in Europe and hungry players." Watch "Double Dribble".
Djokovic at the Top, Sinner Closing In: Tennis All-Time Prize Money Leaders
Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are challenging the records set by the 'Big Three' of world tennis. While they still have a way to go to match Grand Slam titles, they are rapidly climbing the all-time prize money rankings.
Retirement or a New Profession? The Huge Difference Between Club and National Team Coaching
Zinedine Zidane, who took over the French national team, admitted that he had turned down club offers for years for this role. In the football world, managing a national team is often seen as a "pension plan" compared to the daily grind of club management.
The 1936 Berlin Olympics: Germany’s Struggle with a Dark Legacy
The 90th anniversary of the 1936 Berlin Olympics marks a controversial chapter in history. Once used as a propaganda tool for the Nazi regime, the Games remain a subject of debate as Germany considers hosting a future Olympic event in the same city.
Eli Ohana is not alone: Is Ofira Asayag also on her way to politics?
The Keshet 12 presenter and broadcast partner of the Beitar Jerusalem icon, whose name was mentioned as a candidate for a reserved spot on the Likud list, addressed in a message to Channel 12 news reporter Yaron Avraham the possibility that she might also run in the upcoming elections: "When you go, I will also consider it."
Wanted: Bears – Chinese Zoo Hiring Staff to Perform in Costumes
A wildlife zoo in Luohe, China, is hiring employees to dress up as bears and interact with visitors. The role requires no experience and offers a unique opportunity for those looking for a non-traditional job.
"Being 'Blue and White' at Black Hat is a 100% Advantage": How Israelis Took Over the World's Largest Cyber Conference
The Israeli cyber industry has flocked to Las Vegas for the massive annual Black Hat conference. Experts estimate that one in every four attendees is Israeli, reinforcing the country's status as a global "cyber empire."
FIFA Abandons Plan to Sell World Cup Stake to Private Investors
FIFA has officially announced it will not proceed with the sale of a 20% stake in its World Cup management unit following intense backlash from major football associations.
For Apartment Landlords: Who Is Eligible for Full Exemption, and Who Could Get Entangled With the Tax Authority?
The apartment-moving season is in full swing, rent is rising, and apartment landlords need to check whether they must report to the Tax Authority on rental income and, if so, which track to choose. Globes has compiled for you all the questions, options, and relevant data.
What is the number embossed on the top of Heinz glass ketchup bottles?
Where was the first Hebrew school in the world established, what caused the shortening of the Tour de France route on the last day of the race, and what is the Hebrew word for an aperitif? The weekly trivia.
Christopher Nolan: Revolutionizing the Film Industry Business Model
The success of "The Odyssey" will bring Syncopy over $130 million, proving the effectiveness of the new business model developed by Christopher Nolan and Emma Thomas. The director has transformed blockbuster production into a lean, highly efficient process that eliminates personal financial risk.
"Jews are not allowed to be here": Jewish family attacked in Montreal park
The confrontation began after a father asked a woman to remove her dogs from a children's playground. In response, she made antisemitic remarks, and police have opened an investigation.
"He is barefoot most of the time and bakes part of the time, so we combined his two loves"
The Reisel family from Kibbutz Yad Mordechai shares their story of life in the shadow of the war. After evacuation and hardship, they returned home, where Paz found a unique way to support others through therapeutic baking workshops.
Former Congressman George Santos Fined for Manipulative Betting Scheme
Former US House member George Santos has been ordered to pay a $35,000 fine by the CFTC for manipulative betting on the "Kalshi" platform. He artificially inflated the value of a bet regarding his attendance at Donald Trump's State of the Union address before failing to show up.
Dreamers of the Sun: Building the Universe in a Rishon LeZion Basement
In the heart of Rishon LeZion, a group of veteran science popularizers is crafting a dynamic mechanical model of the solar system, navigating complex engineering and educational dilemmas.
Dramatic report: Vinícius Júnior has agreed to terms with Arsenal
According to reports in England, an agreement in principle has been reached regarding the personal terms of the Brazilian star. Now, the Premier League champion is preparing to open negotiations with Real Madrid.
Israeli OnlyFans Model to Remain in Custody in Los Angeles
Adva Lavie, known by the alias "Mia Ventura," will remain in custody in Los Angeles. A judge ruled that the model is a flight risk following repeated violations of her release conditions.
US Administration Admits Former Athlete Did Not Damage Trump's Flagship Project
The US Department of Justice has dropped criminal charges against former Olympic athlete David Hearn. New evidence confirmed that damage to the Lincoln Memorial's Reflecting Pool was caused by faulty contractor work, not vandalism.
"Your mother is buried in nature, we are sorry": Ransom letters sent to news anchor revealed
Six months after the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, mother of "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie, Arizona police have released the full text of the ransom letters. The kidnappers, who demanded millions, later claimed the 84-year-old had died. The TV star is pleading for information on her mother's location.
Moments before the peak: Heavy to extreme heat loads — full forecast
The weather will be hotter than usual and throughout the country an increase in heat stress will be felt ahead of the peak that will occur tomorrow. On Monday there will be a drop in temperatures, while on Tuesday the heatwave will begin to break.
Under the guise of an "aid organization": Turkish citizen suspected of funneling funds and equipment to Hamas
Muhammad Yusuf Hasna, 45, from Istanbul, was arrested in the UK on suspicion of establishing a fictitious charity intended to feed the terrorist organization. The US is demanding his extradition, revealing he has operated since 2023 in close cooperation with senior Hamas leadership.
End to the "Paradise for Spies": "Japan's Mossad" launched in Tokyo
For the first time since World War II, Japan has opened the "National Intelligence Bureau" to unify its scattered security branches. The move comes against the backdrop of a strengthening axis between China, Russia, and North Korea, and follows revelations that Japanese equipment was smuggled for Russia's war in Ukraine.
After the tragedy: Ben Affleck won a million dollars on the game show
After a difficult personal period, the actor participated in "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and used several lifelines to reach the grand prize. What was the million-dollar question, and what was happening behind the scenes?
Left bodies to rot and distributed fake ashes: The punishment of the "funeral home from hell" director
A British funeral home director was sentenced to 20 years in prison after admitting to a series of horrific crimes committed over 12 years. He hid bodies in a warehouse, stole donation money, and distributed urns containing strangers' ashes to 50 families. "It's like going back to the darkest period of my life," testified a mother who discovered that her baby's ashes were thrown in a bag on the...
The Kyrie Irving storm is back in a big way: "I was wrong"
Two years after attacking him for his refusal to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, commentator Stephen A. Smith apologized to the guard: "It didn't make him stubborn or selfish, but courageous." The commentator, who criticized the guard for missing games for the Brooklyn Nets due to his decision, admitted: "I did him an injustice."
Israeli Pride: Orian Goren Makes Debut for Barcelona Senior Team
The 17-year-old talent came on as a substitute in the 62nd minute during the Blaugrana's pre-season match against Birmingham, which ended in a 2:2 draw and a penalty shootout loss. With many key players away for the World Cup, Hansi Flick has provided opportunities to several young prospects.
“Platforms Keep Killing”: Major Lawsuit Filed Against TikTok, Meta, and YouTube
Families of four teenagers who died by suicide have filed a lawsuit against Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube. The plaintiffs allege that these platforms are knowingly addictive and ignore the harm caused to young users.
Pilot flew plane while high: Pilot smuggled over 70,000 ecstasy pills
A civilian pilot for "Malaysia Airlines" was arrested at Jakarta airport after 26 kg of drugs were discovered in his suitcase. Indonesian authorities were stunned to discover that the pilot had flown the plane under the influence of cocaine and ecstasy. He now faces a possible death penalty after admitting he exploited lenient screening procedures.
Formula 1 Champion Lando Norris: "My Privacy Was Trampled, I Felt Like a Loser"
Lando Norris, who secured his first win of the 2026 season at the Hungarian Grand Prix, has opened up about the intense media pressure he faces. The British driver admitted that relentless paparazzi stalking made him feel like a "loser" and restricted his personal freedom.
Barcelona Goalkeeper Smokes During Interview: "It's an Addiction"
Wojciech Szczęsny is one of the few footballers who openly admits to smoking. In an interview with "The Athletic", the Polish goalkeeper for Barcelona lit an electronic cigarette, stating that he prefers to be authentic rather than pretend to be perfect.
Israel Women's Lacrosse Team to Compete for Bronze at World Championship
The Israel women's lacrosse team lost 19:7 to the USA in the World Championship semifinals in Tokyo. Despite the defeat, the team displayed a brave performance and is now preparing for the bronze medal match.
Running out of phone memory? WhatsApp's new feature will organize things for you
WhatsApp is launching a category-based storage cleaning tool for channels, alongside an option for mass deletion of media from multiple channels simultaneously directly in the "Updates" tab.
27 minutes for Goren, Barcelona fell to Birmingham on penalties
The Israeli midfielder came off the bench in the 63rd minute. His team staged a temporary comeback with a brace from Egyptian forward Hamza Abd al-Karim, but finished regulation time at 2:2 before losing in the penalty shootout.
Reunited with Ziv Arie: Marko Rakonjac joins Maccabi Petah Tikva
Following two losses in the Toto Cup and an injury to Adar Ratner, who is set for surgery and expected to be sidelined for two and a half months, Maccabi Petah Tikva announced on Friday the signing of Marko Rakonjac. The 26-year-old Montenegrin striker, who scored two goals in 14 appearances for Hapoel Jerusalem since January, has arrived in Israel to reunite with coach Ziv Arie.
After penalties: Khalaili and Saint-Gilloise won the Super Cup
The Israeli came on as a substitute in the 61st minute while trailing against Brugge, his team equalized to 1:1 in regulation time, and after a penalty shootout in which he also scored, secured the title.
Orian Goren played 28 minutes in Barcelona's 2:2 draw in Birmingham
Barcelona finished Friday's friendly match against Birmingham in a 2:2 draw. Israeli teenager Orian Goren made his appearance in the 62nd minute, while Egyptian forward Hamza Abd al-Karim scored a brace for the experimental Barcelona squad.

CBS report: US and Israel discussed joint strike on Iran this weekend
The US and Israel are planning a major operation against Iran’s energy infrastructure, potentially to be carried out this weekend. Israel is coordinating with the US, though President Donald Trump has not yet issued a final order.
All officials resigned, the town was "officially closed"
The last three council members remaining in Hartman resigned after a violent brawl. The state allocated one million dollars to improve infrastructure, but there is no official to sign the contracts. The authorities decided: The only solution – to declare the "town abandoned".