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Eyes on Sofia: Maccabi Tel Aviv conceded three and is in deep trouble
Maccabi Tel Aviv is in deep trouble this Thursday in the Europa League qualifiers, following a 3:0 defeat against CSKA Sofia in the first leg of the third qualifying round. Kenny Miller's squad arrived with a depleted roster and had to improvise, resulting in missed opportunities and a heavy loss.

US Marine veteran imprisoned in Russia on the verge of death: 'Unable to communicate, receiving food through a tube'
Robert Gilman, a 32-year-old American imprisoned in Russia since 2022, has been transferred to a psychiatric hospital in a catatonic-like state and is receiving fluids through a tube. His family claims he was tortured and injected with mind-altering substances, and the US is calling on Moscow to release him for fear his fate will mirror that of Otto Warmbier.

Temporary agreement reached to open the Strait of Hormuz, Trump: "The war will end soon"
MS NOW reported on a temporary agreement between Oman and Iran to open new shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz without Tehran collecting fees. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump estimated that the fighting is nearing its end, stating he does not believe the Iranians can continue for much longer.

"We provided him with life-saving treatment": 17-year-old seriously injured in ATV accident in the north
The tragedy on the roads continues: just a few days after the arrest of a 14-year-old on Highway 6, another serious incident involving teenagers on the roads ended in serious injury and polytrauma.

"I don't want anything, it's over": Witness revealed Maradona's last words
The trial regarding the death of Diego Maradona has reached its 32nd session. Today (Thursday), the prosecution summoned the last witness to speak about the days the legendary former footballer spent in home care, before the start of expert testimonies from the medical commission. This is Nicolas Taffarel, Diego's masseur, who assisted him with physical rehabilitation at his home in Tigre. His...

Europe records historic high in drowning deaths
German media reported on Thursday that more than 100 people drowned in German waters in June alone, the highest figure in over 20 years. In total, at least 261 people have lost their lives in the first seven months of 2026, an increase of 15 compared to the same period last year.

Behind the scenes: Gaza demilitarization plan underway despite lack of formal agreement
Although agreements have not yet been officially signed, the IDF has tightened its policy of targeted killings in Gaza, and the Peace Council is advancing preparations for multinational forces. Simultaneously, pressure is mounting on Israel to expedite a partial troop withdrawal.

The voice of the groom and the voice of the bride: how volunteers help couples organize weddings
Lia and Moshe, like many other couples, faced financial difficulties while planning their wedding. They were helped by the "Mabruk" association, which organizes celebrations with the help of volunteers. The project's idea is to create a "circle of kindness": couples who receive help become volunteers themselves at future events.

After the dismissals - Mossad officials attack Gofman: "As if he arrived with a note from Netanyahu - 'You serve me'"
In the "Central Edition" it was revealed that the head of the Mossad dismissed two senior officials responsible for the failed plan to topple the regime in Iran. Mossad sources stated that this decision is an attempt to shift responsibility away from the leadership, noting that such actions contradict the organization's DNA.

Yesh Atid MK linked to potential Ra'am move resigns from Knesset
MK Yoav Segalovitz, a former Deputy Minister of Public Security and a member of Yesh Atid since 2019, announced his resignation from the Knesset on Thursday evening. In his statement, he thanked party leader Yair Lapid and his colleagues for their partnership and work for the State of Israel.

Tsufit Grant with a dramatic call: "Avoid this and you will save yourselves"
In an interview for the podcast "Things I Learned from Successful Women," Tsufit Grant shared the morning routine and philosophy that guide her daily life. She also delivered a clear message about what to keep out of one's life.

Guri Alfi becomes more religious after 23 years: "Yes, I observe Shabbat"
The actor and comedian shared that the decision not to work on Shabbat came with the birth of his eldest daughter. According to him, the desire to spend time with his family led him to dedicate this day to his loved ones and refuse productions.

Two and a half months after birth: Sapir Avisror and her husband reveal their son for the first time
After the web was in an uproar over the surprising choice of name, Sapir Avisror and her husband Lior Dabah decided to reveal the child's face. In a video she uploaded to her Instagram page, he is seen alongside his older brothers.

The Ballot Panic: Who wants us to fear the elections - and why?
In recent weeks, a new object for a panic campaign has emerged - election day. Turning the flagship event of democracy into an explosive and threatening scenario is not just media hysteria, but a planned influence operation aimed at making politics repulsive, eroding public trust, and preparing the ground for the rule of bureaucrats and unelected systems.

Attempt to use student funds for political campaign sparks criticism
Channel 14 News reported on Thursday about a storm within the student union following allegations of an attempt to fund a large-scale election campaign using student money. Union Chairperson Sivan Koren proposed a program including conferences and digital media activities, which opponents argue violates the union's bylaws by using public funds for political purposes.

Despite being the better side: Beitar Jerusalem lost 2:1 in the Conference League
Beitar Jerusalem met this evening (Thursday) with Austria Vienna for the first of two matches in the third qualifying round of the Conference League. About 1,200 fans accompanied the team to the home game in Romania. Almog Cohen started with the attacking trio of Shua, Weissman, and Atzili for the first time this season.

"Looks weak at an important point in time": Donald Trump's anger over ammunition reports - and Iranian mockery
While US President Donald Trump repeatedly threatens military action against Iran, CNN reported that he complained about leaks regarding the depletion of US ammunition stockpiles. The President dismissed these reports as "fake news," asserting that Washington possesses "enormous quantities" of munitions. The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament mocked the American leader's threats.

Revolutionary Guards working to torpedo agreement with the US
Alongside the emerging outline, hardline media outlets in Iran are disseminating messages rejecting the agreements reached between the sides. Simultaneously, Tehran is conducting separate negotiations with Oman regarding a regional shipping arrangement that includes the collection of fees—a demand the United States rejects outright.

National Insurance Institute demands return of benefits obtained through fraud
Three brothers are accused of fraudulently receiving approximately 150,000 shekels from the National Insurance Institute by claiming they were in Sderot during the October 7 attack. They are now required to return the funds, and an indictment has been filed against them.

Garage secrets revealed: 5 tips to save thousands of shekels on your next service
Routine car maintenance and rising costs are a major concern for drivers in Israel. By following these professional insights, you can save hundreds, if not thousands, of shekels during your next visit to the mechanic.

A blow to investors: Taboola shares crash by 27%
Despite positive second-quarter financial results, Taboola shares plummeted on the Nasdaq due to investor concerns over a new policy planned by Google regarding web navigation.

Researchers used AI to create new viruses that did not exist in nature
Researchers from Stanford University have achieved a scientific breakthrough by using artificial intelligence to design "from scratch" completely new viruses. The creation process utilized principles similar to those of advanced language models like ChatGPT.

Remained silent more than 100 times: Senate determines Dr. Fauci showed contempt for Congress
The US Senate Homeland Security Committee voted by a Republican majority to refer Dr. Anthony Fauci to the Department of Justice. The former head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases refused to answer questions regarding the COVID-19 crisis, invoking his Fifth Amendment rights.

Legitimizing Antisemitism: Back to the Court Jews, Model 2026
The alignment of Jews with their greatest haters is a historical pathological phenomenon. Members of our people who have developed a political Stockholm syndrome are turning their backs on the most basic moral codes of Judaism, effectively fulfilling the command to 'love your enemies.'

"Theater Diplomacy": The Iranian Parliament Speaker's jab at Trump
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked the contradictory messages from Washington: "'Massive attack coming. wait, never mind, they want to negotiate'". Ghalibaf attacked American pressure: "Using bullying and fake news is a failed strategy".
The parasite in the Sea of Galilee strikes again: two bathers diagnosed with corneal damage
Two bathers in the Sea of Galilee were diagnosed with corneal damage attributed to the microsporidia parasite. The Ministry of Health emphasizes that swimming is permitted, but recommends contacting an ophthalmologist if redness, pain, or a foreign body sensation occur.

Brigade Commander defends battalion commander: "The signs were used to abuse young soldiers"
Col. Netanel Shmaka defended the 'Tzabar' battalion commander who smashed symbols used for hazing rituals against young soldiers: "This is not a new case - and we are always working to eradicate it." He clarified that none of the smashed symbols belonged to the battalion's fallen soldiers: "There was no insult to anyone's honor."

Unexpected Poll: Likud Strengthens, Bennett-Lapid Alliance Lags Behind
A new mandate poll reveals a surprising shift in the political map, with Likud recording a significant surge while the much-discussed alliance of Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid struggles to gain traction, remaining far behind.

Noa Kirel moves Shiri Maimon: "My stunning one"
Noa Kirel shared an Instagram video of herself warming up before a show with a cover of one of Shiri Maimon's greatest hits. The singer's touching response has sparked a wave of calls for a duet.

Has the quantum revolution arrived? Analyzing IonQ's financial performance
IonQ quadrupled its revenue and raised its guidance, but net losses increased tenfold. We examine the company's report and the state of the quantum sector.

The turnaround in the diet battle: the market leader falls behind as a rival hits a trillion-dollar valuation
Three years ago, Novo Nordisk ruled the market with an iron hand, but Eli Lilly has made a massive overtake. The pill revolution, price drops in the USA, and a lawsuit — the drama behind a market worth hundreds of billions.

Is Artificial Intelligence Rebelling? The New Bill to Mandate a "Kill Switch"
A series of alarming incidents in which autonomous models carried out unauthorized cyberattacks has led to a dramatic bill that attempts to deal with the scenario that scares the tech giants in Silicon Valley.

Guy Eitan revealed his educational plan and faced backlash: "No door in the room until age 21"
The "Big Brother" alumnus shared a scene from a series depicting an argument between a father and daughter about sleeping over at a man's house. While he initially posted the story with humor, he clarified his remarks after followers began joking.

Intriguing appointment at Walla: Senior media figure lands a coveted role
Adi Gold joins the culture section at Walla after serving as the site's homepage editor for the past six months. He brings to the role an extensive career in the media industry with a variety of prominent positions.

Iran's Great Deception: Operations Continue at Fordo Mountain
The USA and Iran are attempting to resolve their conflict through diplomacy, with reports focusing on the Strait of Hormuz. It appears that Iran has successfully diverted Donald Trump's attention away from the critical nuclear site at Fordo Mountain, where activities remain ongoing.

51-Year-Old Man Arrested for Rape in Bat Yam
A 51-year-old man was arrested Thursday evening on suspicion of the violent rape of an 18-year-old woman at an apartment hotel in Bat Yam. The suspect was located by police shortly after the report was received.

Explosive device detonated near Damascus: several killed and wounded
An explosive device detonated today, Thursday, on a passenger bus in the city of Jaramana, a densely populated Druze-majority suburb near Damascus, according to Syrian state television. Initial reports indicate two deaths and 13 injuries.

Ministers updated: Drone attack threat concerns top security officials
During a Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee meeting, IDF and National Security Council representatives stated that the constant arming of Israel's enemies makes the drone threat a top priority for the security establishment. A senior official previously admitted: "There is a very serious threat here for which we have no solution."

National Digital Agency warns: Fake "I am not a robot" screen used to take over computers
The National Digital Agency warns of the ShadowCaptcha campaign identified in 45 countries, including Israel. Legitimate websites that have been breached display a fake verification that asks users to paste a command into their computer.

A sad end: The TikTok star who documented her battle with cancer has passed away at 26
Sydney Taul, who shared her journey with cancer with her online community, has died from complications of the disease. By sharing intimate and poignant moments, she reached over a million followers and challenged perceptions of living with a terminal illness.

Returned from reserve duty - and discovered a payslip of 0 shekels: "I felt that the country betrayed me"
While they bear the burden, reservists and their families face an employment market that turns its back on them. A casualty officer who accompanied the wounded was required to return to the office immediately: "They looked at me as if I had scammed someone." A reservist's wife says: "I was afraid of job interviews."

51-year-old man arrested on suspicion of rape at an apartment hotel in Bat Yam
A young woman aged about 18 reported that she was severely attacked at an apartment hotel in the city. Ayalon District police officers and forensic investigators arrived at the scene, and the suspect was located in an open area in Bat Yam. The police will request to extend his detention in court.
Mamdani's bot army: Suspicion of an influence operation at the expense of the New York City Mayor's Office
A Jerusalem Post investigation reveals a suspected bot network on X that boosted content from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Cyber experts claim IP addresses lead to the Mayor's Office, but the identity of the operators has not yet been proven.
Are the missiles gone? Iran moves to enact laws against Israel and the USA
A new bill in Tehran seeks to ban the passage of American and Israeli ships through the Strait of Hormuz and impose heavy fines on violators. The legislation taking shape in the Iranian parliament could ignite a new confrontation.
The Hormuz Tax: The Iranian demand that threatens to shake global trade
The plan being developed between Iran and Oman will allow Tehran to intervene in ship traffic and collect a toll for passage. Shipping companies warn that a transit fee could create a precedent that would undermine the rules of freedom of navigation in international straits.

Minute 38: Hapoel Tel Aviv - Katowice 0:2
Conference League, third round: A dream start for Barda's Reds. Stav Turiel took the lead with a powerful strike from the edge of the box (5'), and Roei Alkukin doubled the advantage with a beautiful finish (18').

The war is pushing the world's wealthiest to emigrate: Turkey hopes to be their next destination
Dubai no longer projects security, and the world's wealthiest are looking for a new home. Some left their home countries for security reasons, while others are interested in extensive tax benefits. Where are they moving, and which country is trying to establish itself as the new destination?

Investigation: Eldar's friends suspected of striking him with a helmet
The investigation into the death of Eldar Dayan is intensifying as police examine evidence of a potential assault. Authorities are awaiting forensic results to determine if a blow from a helmet caused a fatal skull fracture or if the victim succumbed to extreme heat conditions.

Neglecting the danger? The price of silence in the face of the Palestinian deception plan
The US administration is forcing Israel to agree to a withdrawal plan from Gaza that will save Hamas and leave the weapons and power in its hands. Netanyahu agreed to it in exchange for a trip to Washington, and his loyalists in the Likud, the coalition, and the media are silent, endangering the country.

May Golan on Abbas following Channel 14 investigation: "He attacked me obsessively"
Likud Minister for Social Equality and the Advancement of the Status of Women, May Golan, commented on Thursday on Channel 14 correspondent Omri Haim's investigation, "Mansour Abbas, the Polite Jihad." Golan stated that the Ra'am chairman attacked her obsessively during the "change government" era, alleging that he and Naftali Bennett funneled billions without proper oversight.

Is Eisenkot the bloc's candidate? Bennett and Lieberman are silent - and there is a reason for it
The opposition bloc is concocting the 'Zero Hour' plan. Netanyahu might be ousted - but the alternative is completely surprising: an Ivvet-Bennett government. This is the result of the 'dominance paradox,' where the smaller you are, the greater your bargaining power.

Political source: 'The agreement is unacceptable, we will not retreat from the yellow line'
The Security Cabinet is convening to discuss the continuation of fighting in the Gaza Strip. Israel has clarified that the 15-point 'roadmap' presented as part of international efforts is unacceptable in its current format, raising concerns over IDF freedom of action.

Attack on Barak Abramov: Another suspect arrested for arson of 'Japanika'
Against the backdrop of bloody conflicts between criminal organizations in the center, an 18-year-old from Rehovot was arrested last night in a covert operation on suspicion of involvement in the arson of the restaurant in Givatayim on July 12. All the details on the arrest.

After years of estrangement at Keshet 12: Barak Ravid's gesture toward Amit Segal
Journalist Barak Ravid reveals how he and Segal managed to bridge the gap that lasted for many years. According to him, the small gesture he made is what restored their interaction.

Nancy Brandes tells with pain about the divorce: "It killed my marriage"
Actor and comedian Nancy Brandes opens his heart and tells about the moment his ex-wife decided to break up after 20 years of marriage, following a severe deterioration in his health condition.

Intel in a new investment: Elon Musk is building a factory worth billions of dollars
An investment that may reach $119 billion and a collaboration with Intel. Elon Musk's dramatic announcement and the local storm surrounding tax benefits. What are they saying at SpaceX and how did the residents react?

Sara Netanyahu sues for 300,000 shekels: "Intrusion into her intimate living space"
A week after a former Prime Minister's residence employee sued her for workplace bullying, Sara Netanyahu responded with a defamation lawsuit for 300,000 shekels. She claims he filmed in the residence illegally, violated a confidentiality agreement, and disseminated false claims to harm her.

Israeli Boy Impresses US Ambassador: "Inspiring"
A moving meeting took place at the US Embassy in Jerusalem, where 12-year-old Amitai Perel from Atlit, who deals with autism, visited Ambassador Mike Huckabee. The boy stunned the diplomat with his phenomenal knowledge of history and international relations.

Security establishment fears dozens of undetected Iranian espionage cases
According to Channel 14 News, the security establishment fears there are dozens of undetected espionage cases involving Israeli citizens acting on behalf of Iran. Officials are concerned by a series of incidents, including cases involving reservists in sensitive positions.

First publication: A new right-wing party is being formed under the leadership of Prof. Cohen-Eliya
The next election campaign is already heating up behind the scenes, as News 14 learned on Thursday that a new right-wing party is currently being formed. This is a significant political organization of well-known figures in the national camp, who aspire to present a fresh and high-quality alternative for right-wing voters.
"They parked the car and fled": The dramatic call in the Eldar Dayan case | First publication
After his body remains were found, it is now revealed that on the very day of Eldar Dayan's disappearance, a citizen reported to the police about the abandoned vehicle, the shattered windshield, and bloodstains at the gas station. Retired officers criticize the management of the search.

Actress Minnie Driver injured in serious accident: "Grateful to be alive"
The 56-year-old Oscar nominee shared that a speeding car hit the vehicle she was traveling in with a friend. She is suffering from a neck sprain and is recovering in London: "We crawled out, but we made it out alive. I'm in shock and crying all the time."

Minister Strock on Channel 14 investigation: "We were the first to identify it"
Minister of Settlements Orit Strock (Religious Zionism) commented Thursday on the Channel 14 investigation "Mansour Abbas, the Polite Jihad." She stated that she and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich were the first to warn about the ties between Mansour Abbas, the Ra'am party, and the Islamic Movement.

Minister Kisch announced: "I will appoint Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya as a member of the CHE plenum"
Minister of Education Yoav Kisch was a guest on the "Weekend" program with Yaakov Bardugo on Channel 14 last Friday, and addressed the growing tension with university heads and the expected changes in the Council for Higher Education (CHE).

The Gerrer Rebbe against the State: The head of the largest Hasidic sect joins forces with Satmar
The Gur and Satmar Hasidic sects have formed an alliance to act against the State of Israel. The leaders are planning to establish a funded legal body to file complaints in international forums.

Leadership reshuffle in Iran: Khamenei's close associate appointed to key position
Media outlets in the Islamic Republic reported that Mohsen Rezaee, advisor to the Supreme Leader, has been appointed Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. He is one of the Iranian generals who believe that maintaining a grip on the Strait of Hormuz is essential.

Yair Golan informs Einav Zangauker he will not use reserved spots for candidates
The mother of hostage Matan Zangauker, a prominent figure in the hostage release protests, considered running with The Democrats. However, party chairman Yair Golan confirmed he would not use his reserved spot quota to avoid displacing candidates elected in the primaries.

Ma'ale Adumim Mayor sues Channel 12 over investigative report
Ma'ale Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrach has filed a defamation lawsuit against Channel 12 News and reporter Omri Maniv. Seeking 150,000 shekels in damages, Yifrach claims the report regarding municipal operations contained false information that harmed his reputation.

New Solution for Traffic Jams: Artificial Intelligence Optimizes Traffic Lights
Following a successful pilot in Kfar Shmaryahu, the smart system that reduces waiting times by tens of percent is expanding to other central intersections in the Sharon region and promises to completely change the driving experience for thousands of drivers.
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"We live separately": A glimpse into the nightly drama shaking up "Married at First Sight"
Just before the fateful decision day on "Married at First Sight," a tense meeting at a retreat in Spain brings the dirty laundry out. What caused Ari to stop Noa mid-sentence, and what secret slipped out in front of Niv and Asaf?

Mekorot petitions the Supreme Court against the government: Limit the property tax on water facilities
The petition was filed following a 16-fold increase in property tax on a water facility in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. Mekorot warns that without intervention, other local authorities will follow suit, and demands to set a uniform property tax rate for all water facilities in the country.

Mossad Director dismisses architects of Iran regime change plan
The Mossad's operational plan for regime change in Iran has failed. Mossad Director Roman Gofman has decided to dismiss the head of the intelligence directorate and the head of the Iran division, who were responsible for the mission's planning.

Can a hyperbaric chamber really slow down aging?
For decades, hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), better known as hyperbaric chamber treatment, has been used for specific medical conditions such as decompression sickness, carbon monoxide poisoning, chronic non-healing wounds, and radiation damage. In recent years, however, it has become one of the most intriguing fields in longevity medicine — the field concerned with extending healthy life years.

"I fell victim, this chapter is behind me": Romy Abergel acquitted in Thailand
Following her arrest in April during an operation against a network of shell companies and the subsequent confiscation of her passport, Romy Abergel announced her acquittal and the return of her documents: "A 4-month ordeal comes to an end."

Not just for residents: thousands discovered the new leisure complexes in Binyamin
A large-scale series of performances took place for the first time this summer throughout the Binyamin Regional Council, alongside festivals and cultural events. The council reports that alongside local residents, visitors from Jerusalem and the center of the country also came to the performances and leisure complexes.

Solberg Reconsiders "Elector" Ban on Election Day
Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Solberg has asked parties to propose alternative ways to encourage voter turnout following his ban on the "Elector" app. Both coalition and opposition parties have criticized the move as a "change of rules mid-game," while Likud is exploring legislative options to bypass the restriction.

Mother and daughter's trip to the dream island turned into a nightmare: "He asked where we were from, and gave me a brutal beating. I fainted"
Two Israelis were hospitalized in serious condition after encountering a passerby on their way to a waterfall on Koh Phangan, who inquired about their origin. "He said he didn't like what is happening in Gaza - and attacked us," recalled the mother, who was struck in the head and collapsed. The attacker has since been arrested.

The deadliest Houthi attack in years: dozens of soldiers killed in Yemen
The war in Yemen is heating up: Iran-backed rebels launched missiles and drones at military camps in Marib and Hadramaut, at least 45 soldiers were killed and dozens more wounded. The Houthis claimed they attacked concentrations of Saudi forces, after having already declared a "maritime blockade" against Riyadh and announced they had bombed oil tankers: "We are ready to deal with any escalation."

The massive scandal at FIFA continues: UEFA threatens to boycott the World Cup
Will Europe's major football teams boycott the World Cup? The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has announced that it has lost confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino and does not rule out extreme measures. The acute crisis erupted following a secret plan by Infantino to sell stakes in the World Cup tournament to private investors.
Blood on the windshield and a body not found for two weeks: The mystery of Eldar Dayan
The remains of Eldar Dayan were found about two weeks after he went missing, about 50 meters from the vehicle in which he was traveling with his friends. Two of his friends are suspected of murder, and the police are investigating how the body was not located earlier.

Former Blue and White staffer seeks asset attachment over unpaid wages
Dana Kashdi, a former digital specialist for the Blue and White party, has appealed a court's refusal to freeze party assets. She argues that the ongoing election campaign threatens to deplete the party's funds entirely.

No need to worry about reception anymore: the accessory that will save you in the field
Imagine you are going on a trip into nature, moving away from the city, and suddenly discover that you have no cellular reception. In emergency situations, the inability to communicate with the outside world can become an especially stressful and dangerous moment. Satellite connectivity provides the only reliable solution that can save lives and offer a real safety net.

Benny Gantz's reaction to the launch of Gilad Erdan's new party
Less than an hour after Israel's Ambassador to the UN and former minister Gilad Erdan announced the establishment of a new right-wing party, National Unity chairman Benny Gantz published a post that sparked interest in the political system. Gantz wrote: "Yuli, Gilad — good luck! I welcome you back to the arena and to joining the idea of the people of Israel's bloc and the establishment of a broad...
Not for everyone: The danger of the fruit Israelis love
Watermelon is considered a refreshing summer fruit, but excessive consumption can exacerbate problems for those with kidney disease, diabetes, and digestive system issues. Experts recommend adjusting the amount to one's medical condition and consulting a professional when necessary.

Police were stunned: Taxi driver drove for 20 years — and never obtained a license
The driver is a 42-year-old resident of Ma'ale Adumim. He had already been caught 8 times in the past. This time, it was decided to file an indictment against him and a request for detention until the end of proceedings.

TikTok lays off 250 employees and closes a US office: "streamlining operations"
TikTok announced today (Thursday) the layoff of 250 employees and the closure of its offices in Nashville, Tennessee. As reported by The New York Times, the cuts affect, among others, the company's content moderation teams.

Ministry of Health warning: Dangerous substances found in hair straightening products
The Ministry of Health issued a warning today (Thursday) following inspections at the "Merkaz HaHalakot" chain. Laboratory tests of seized products identified several shampoos and hair straightening treatments that are not registered in the Ministry's database, rendering their sale illegal. Among the products flagged are PROTEIN + MINERAL PREMIUM HAIR STRAIGHTENING, Protein Mineral Premium Pre...

Channel 14 investigation sparks reactions: MK calls for banning Ra'am
MK Zvika Fogel of the Otzma Yehudit party commented on Facebook regarding the investigation by our Arab affairs correspondent, Omri Haim, titled "Mansour Abbas - The Polite Jihad." Fogel praised the report and highlighted the importance of the struggle against the Islamic Movement for Israel's security.

Time has eroded the advantage received by winners of the "Apartment at a Discount" program
The long-awaited discount is losing its value. Double standards at the Second Authority for Television and Radio. The railway has remembered to connect to Wi-Fi. A spotlight on several issues on the agenda.

Uganda approves deployment of military forces to Gaza
The Ugandan parliament approved the deployment of a military force as part of a peacekeeping mission in the Gaza Strip, following a personal request from Donald Trump to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. "We excel at peacekeeping missions in Somalia and Congo, we will handle the mission," said a military spokesperson.

For one million shekels: Sean Yafishin looks for love in the new hit from Israel Bidur
The second season of the successful reality show "Israel Shiduch" from the creators of "Israel Bidur" is already in preparation, after the first season broke the internet with over 30 million views. The next season will focus on finding a match for the sought-after bachelor - Big Brother star Sean Yafishin, with an investment of one million shekels.

Guy Peleg and Keshet 12 back in court: defamation lawsuit for 1,000,000 shekels
Brothers Eli and Yossi Musli have filed a lawsuit in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court against Keshet Broadcasting and journalists Guy Peleg, Yossi Mizrahi, and Yair Sharki. The plaintiffs claim the defendants broadcast false information that damaged their reputation and business dealings.

Israeli contractor and his wife ordered to pay buyers 650,000 shekels
The Magistrate's Court in Petah Tikva ruled in favor of a family that discovered serious defects in a new apartment purchased from a contractor. The court rejected the contractor's defense and determined that the responsibility for these defects lies solely with him and his spouse.

Recall of beloved biscuits: Petit Beurre are being pulled from shelves in Israel
Importer G. Willi-Food International Ltd. has announced a recall of Petit Beurre biscuits in two package sizes, after a test revealed the presence of a sesame allergen not listed on the label. Consumers allergic to sesame are requested not to consume the product.

Gold is surging again: Is this the comeback everyone was waiting for?
The yellow metal keeps rising, climbing to a seven-week high against the backdrop of a weakening dollar, a cooling US labor market, and signs of de-escalation in the Middle East. But it is still very far from the January peak — and that is exactly the big question: is this a new rally or just a temporary rise?

Barak Ravid screened Trump: Channel 12 reporter reveals unusual incident
In an open conversation with Erez Tal, journalist Barak Ravid reveals for the first time that he was forced to decline a surprise call from US President Donald Trump just seconds before a live broadcast of the program "Ulpan Shishi".

"Trump changed policy": The company that provided services to Israeli emigrants is in millions of debt
The company Momo Global Marketing and Distribution (MAGASHA) has filed for bankruptcy due to debts exceeding 20 million shekels. The crisis is attributed to stricter US immigration policies and broader economic challenges.

Haredi company closed - fighters integrated into secular force: "We burned our past, we feel betrayed"
The Haredi "Tomer" company in Givati has been closed - and the soldiers were transferred to a mixed company in Gaza. "They promised we could maintain a Haredi lifestyle, now we are assigned with women," the soldiers who want to leave told Ynet. Most of them rely on welfare assistance: "We burned our ties with our parents, we disconnected from our family to contribute to the country - and now no...

Israel is fighting Hezbollah, instead of the state of Lebanon that enables its existence
For months I have been repeating the same statement: Israel is mistaken in its operational concept regarding Lebanon. We continue to fight Hezbollah as if it were a terrorist organization separate from the state, while in practice its influence on the power centers in Lebanon is deep and decisive. The paradox is even greater: on one hand, Israel is conducting negotiations with the Lebanese...

Accident in the Jordan Valley: Five injured, four of them seriously
Firefighters from the Samaria regional station rescued a female driver trapped in a vehicle that overturned onto its roof in a traffic accident near Moshav Mechora in the Jordan Valley. Simultaneously, the teams worked to extinguish another vehicle that flew to the side of the road and caught fire. Magen David Adom (MDA) medics and paramedics provided medical treatment at the scene to 5 injured...

The new Prime Minister failed: Iraq prepares for war
Iraqi security forces have raised the alert level across all bases and deployed counter-terrorism units toward Baghdad. Saudi media reports indicate that Iraqi soldiers are preparing to respond to potential security threats posed by Iranian proxy groups within the country.

"Give-and-take under the table": What the public doesn't know about polling institutes
Polling institutes often work in parallel with political parties as consultants, creating a potential conflict of interest that remains hidden from the public. Why were regulatory recommendations to increase transparency blocked?

Reports in the UK: Manor Solomon deal fell through due to fan pressure
Negotiations between West Ham and Tottenham regarding the sale of Manor Solomon have reached a deadlock due to financial disputes. West Ham, which was relegated to the lower division at the end of last season, is interested in paying about 5 million pounds for the player, but refuses to include in the contract the bonuses that Tottenham demands in the event of a return to the Premier League.

"The dog detected the drugs": 1.6 kg of crystal seized in a vehicle at Beit Kama
Police dog Ikara thwarted a major smuggling attempt and two suspects were arrested. At the same time, an underground money exchange business was uncovered in Rahat inside a vehicle, where hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash were seized.

Wasserlauf criticizes Lebanon pilot project: "Naivety and pipe dreams"
Minister of the Negev and Galilee Yitzhak Wasserlauf criticized the pilot project in southern Lebanon during an interview on the "Open Studio" program. He stated that he intends to present his conclusions regarding the project to the Security Cabinet.

Sudoku probably won't save your brain. So what will?
A large study recently published reached an optimistic conclusion: 70 and 80-year-olds can improve their cognitive abilities just like young people. However, the promise is controversial: do brain training exercises really improve overall brain function, or does the key lie elsewhere? On one thing everyone agrees: the perception that the brain necessarily deteriorates over time is no longer...

Niv Gilboa in a dramatic statement: "They are calling for my assassination, it is indescribable"
Following the publicized confrontation surrounding the criticism he voiced regarding Maya Kay's marketing tactics and the response from Einav Bublil, the host of "Gilboa Index" claims he is receiving calls for his assassination. "It is impossible to describe this ridiculous thing," he said, clarifying that he intends to continue covering the subject in the upcoming program.

Fattal chain soars at the peak of the summer season, indices celebrate | Stock market trading summary
The stock exchange closed in the green as both flagship indices recorded a rise in prices. Ormat Technologies stock is defined as the day's biggest winner, jumping by 8.98%. In contrast, Ackerstein Group is the biggest loser.

Ilanit Levi opens up about her journey to motherhood: "We have been waiting three years for another little toy"
The model and actress addressed her husband's recent remarks about their desire to have another child. The couple has been on a challenging three-year journey, balancing faith and medical efforts.

The Social Media Star Who Broke TikTok Is Opening a Store at the Azrieli Mall
Shahar Livne, the mentalist and social media star with over 4.5 million followers on TikTok, will launch a new pop-up at the Azrieli Mall in Tel Aviv for one week. Alongside the magic kits from the "Lo Normali" brand, visitors will be able to enjoy live demonstrations, interactive activities, and a collaboration with Kinder Cards.

Sofi Tzdaka on her father: 'He called me stupid. He didn't forgive me until his last day'
Actress Sofi Tzdaka shares the difficult family drama following a secret step she took, which caused her father to rage and scream at her. At the same time, she shared the difficult loneliness that accompanied her for seven long years.

Competition on the New York route heats up: Israir received approval ahead of flights to the USA
The airline received approval from the Civil Aviation Authority and authorization from the US Department of Transportation, and is now waiting only for the approval of the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to be able to operate flights to New York. Also: The Strauss Group is launching an initiative inviting Israelis to discover the North through trips. Events and appointments.

30,000 robots a year: the move that threatens to wipe out thousands of jobs
The fear of automotive workers regarding robot replacement is becoming a reality. Major automakers BMW and Hyundai have announced plans to integrate AI-powered humanoid robots into their production lines, sparking fierce opposition from labor unions.

One week, three arenas: North Korea raises the tension bar
Pyongyang toughens its tone against Japan and deepens aid to Russia. Pro-Palestinian candidate defeated an AIPAC candidate in Michigan. And the content creator murdered during a live broadcast in Mexico. Global Zoom.

Almog Cohen: "Anyone willing to call Abbas a partner or a Zionist is a fool"
MK Almog Cohen commented on Thursday on a Channel 14 investigation regarding Ra'am party chairman Mansour Abbas, calling it one of the most significant exposures in Israeli television history. According to Cohen, the report highlights the stark contrast between the messages Abbas conveys to the Israeli public and his statements in Arabic.

Monday explains to employees: "There is no connection between the CEO salary upgrade and the layoffs"
Ahead of the shareholders' vote on doubling the CEOs' compensation package, Monday denies to its employees any connection to the recent wave of layoffs, explaining that it is a periodic update. The company notes that the salary has not been updated since the IPO five years ago, and that it will now be adjusted to the level customary in the market.

Amid threats: Israeli Navy holds massive exercise to protect gas rigs and ports
The Israeli Navy held a large-scale, branch-wide exercise this week in the Mediterranean and Red Seas, which included scenarios of maritime infiltration, multi-front combat, aerial threats, and the protection of strategic assets. Hundreds of combatants and various naval vessels participated in the exercise.

Fly Card invested more in advertising than MAX, but remained out of the ranking
Even without being on air, Bank Hapoalim once again tops the memorability and favorability rankings, according to Globes and Geocartography. The index is dominated by summer-themed advertisements, including those from MAX and Duty Free.

Lebanese source against Hezbollah: "Qassem is isolated, he is being ignored"
A source in Beirut said that the call by the secretary-general of the terrorist organization for dialogue with the Lebanese leadership went unanswered. According to the source, "Qassem will not find a single supporter for his campaigns against President Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Najib Mikati. He is still clinging to his weapons and acting as if his support for Gaza and Iran did not lead to...

Following Channel 14 investigation: MK calls to disqualify Ra'am from the Knesset
MK Limor Son Har-Melech of the Otzma Yehudit party commented on X regarding the investigation by Channel 14 correspondent Omri Haim, titled "Mansour Abbas - The Polite Jihad." The MK stated that in light of the findings, the Ra'am party should be disqualified from running for the Knesset.

From the war in Ukraine to the jungles of Colombia: Kyiv's drones reach the cartels
Criminal organizations and guerrilla groups in Colombia are trying to send fighters to the Ukrainian front so they can learn to operate advanced explosive drones and use the knowledge against their country's army. After hundreds of aerial attacks and 15 soldiers killed, the government in Bogota is investing $1.6 billion in a "drone shield": "Security forces have completely lost their monopoly on...
North Korea launched a ballistic missile, USA: "We are aware of the launch"
North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile into the sea for the first time in over a month. Seoul raised its alert level, Japan and the United States condemned the act, against the backdrop of joint exercises and North Korean threats in response to Japan arming itself with Tomahawk missiles.

"The only way to prevent constitutional crises is to initiate them"
Clash between the branches of government: At the beginning of the week, the Finance Committee convened specifically to allow several fund transfers. Immediately afterward, petitions were filed, and the Supreme Court, via an order nisi, blocked the committee's activity. In an interview on the afternoon news program with Ido Tauber, constitutional and criminal law expert Yoram Sheftel explained...

Tally Gotliv against Netanyahu's advisors: Drama unfolding in the Likud party
Tally Gotliv confirmed she is running in the Likud primaries and addressed rumors regarding a possible departure abroad. Simultaneously, she spoke out against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's advisors, claiming they discourage her appointment as Minister of Justice.

Romy Abergel celebrates court victory: 'I have been found innocent'
After a four-month legal saga, internet star Romy Abergel has been found innocent. Her passport has been returned to her, and she is no longer restricted in her movements.

"I am a racist, I did it on purpose": The spotter who sabotaged an athlete faces prison
A huge drama in the world of weightlifting: An assistant judge at the European Championships is suspected of intentionally sabotaging Sonita Muluh's record attempt. After being banned for life, Lithuanian police have opened a criminal investigation against him.

Apollo to acquire easyJet for $7.7 billion and take it private
Private equity firm Apollo Global Management will acquire easyJet in a deal valued at $7.7 billion. The acquisition is moving forward after competing investment firm Castlelake withdrew its bid.

After 65 years: He discovered that his house belongs to the Tel Aviv Municipality
The owner of a private house in the Neve Tzedek neighborhood of Tel Aviv has filed a 26 million shekel lawsuit. He discovered that the home he purchased 29 years ago had been expropriated by the state in 1984, a fact that was hidden from him by the authorities.

The chef of the trendiest restaurants in Tel Aviv has shed his ego in favor of mama's food
Einav Azgari, one of the most beloved chefs on the local scene, is riding the wave of new deli-restaurants and bringing his knowledge and talent to Pranzo.

New study finds link between diabetes at a young age and dementia in old age
Could the age at which type 1 diabetes develops in childhood affect brain health decades later? This is the question at the center of a new international study recently published in the scientific journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism. The study, which involved researchers from Sweden and other countries, examined for the first time whether the age of diagnosis of type 1 diabetes is associated...

Resuscitation efforts for a toddler of about a year and a half who drowned in a home pool in Ashkelon
A toddler of about a year and a half was evacuated to Barzilai Hospital in critical condition after drowning in a private pool in Ashkelon. Medical teams continue to fight for her life.

Another lawsuit against developer Oded Shariki: Delay in apartment delivery in Bnei Brak
A group of 193 apartment owners has filed a lawsuit against developer Oded Shariki, seeking approximately 15 million shekels in compensation for delays in a major residential project in Bnei Brak.

"Buying time to consolidate extortion": Criticism in Iranian networks amid settlement talks
The Iranian opposition reports that pro-regime demonstrations are funded and not authentic. An opposition activist claims the regime has executed at least 908 people since the beginning of 2026.

Likud responds to reports of party primary postponement
The political system was stirred after an Israel Hayom correspondent reported, citing a Likud source, that party primaries were postponed from August 17 to August 30 due to legal proceedings. The party has issued a sharp denial.

Likud Primaries May Be Postponed: The Reason Behind the Delay
The ruling party was scheduled to select its list representatives on August 17, but due to pending legal issues, the primaries may be pushed to the end of the month. Likud has denied these reports.
Mahash closes criminal case against Eyal Shahar, recommends disciplinary action
The Department for the Investigation of Police Officers (Mahash) has closed the criminal investigation into Haifa police station commander Lieutenant Colonel Eyal Shahar. Authorities found insufficient evidence for indecent assault charges and determined that a relationship with a subordinate did not cross the criminal threshold, though disciplinary proceedings have been recommended.

From China to Holon: Automotive giant opens offices in Israel for the first time
Globes has learned that Chery recently rented offices in Holon and is expected to begin local operations later this year. Simultaneously, the SAIC group, represented in Israel by the Lubinski group, importer of MG, is also preparing to reopen its permanent representative office in Israel after about five years.

A Taste of the Past: Rum-Soaked Savarin with Whipped Cream
Restaurateur Sergio Hellman joins the program "Tamei Shabbat" with Avi Levy this Friday to share insights from his four-decade career. Together, they will prepare a classic, airy Savarin in rum syrup that is perfect for home baking.

The power to paralyze a country, by way of the sea: The new vision of the Navy commander - and the lesson from the Hormuz blockade
From protecting shipping lanes and gas rigs, to interceptions and protest flotillas, and dealing with a new threat map that includes Iran and Turkey. The maritime arena is no longer a secondary sector, and it is capable of tipping the balance in a war. From a visit to the Navy's largest exercise since October 7, the change in perception is clear. The goal: to increase the fleet of warships - and...

90 Moroccans put on trial following infiltration, including 5 minors
Juan Jesus Vivas, governor of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Morocco, told the European Parliament on Thursday that about 100 people died during the infiltration of the Spanish border by illegal migrants last week. Vivas added that between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta.

"Eilat is a vulnerability that is not talked about. Any reinforcement that will be needed there will take hours"
The head of the Shin Bet warned that "the next October 7th will be in Eilat," but the security establishment clarifies that there is no concrete intelligence about a planned attack. The open border with Jordan, the geographical distance from reinforcements, weapons smuggling, and demographic changes within the city have turned Eilat into a vulnerability. In the Eilot region, they are demanding a...

Steak with a twist: Entrecôte in red wine sauce
Restaurateur Sergio Helman will be a guest tomorrow, Friday, on the program "Shabbat Flavors" with Avi Levy. They will share insights from his four-decade career and prepare a juicy entrecôte in a rich red wine sauce, perfect for a festive family meal.

Manufacturer of Guinness and Smirnoff wants to save a billion dollars: will fire thousands of employees
Diageo, the world's largest alcohol company, has unveiled an efficiency plan expected to lead to savings of one billion dollars over three years. The plan will lead to the cutting of between 3,000 and 5,000 jobs.

The Newman brothers increase their stake in the B-Good fashion chain to 34% at a valuation of 250 million shekels
Businessmen Even and Ricky Newman have acquired an additional 10% stake in the B-Good fashion chain, bringing their total holding to 34% at a company valuation of 250 million shekels.

Bad news for Israel: Trump has lined up behind Vance as his replacement
The Washington Post claimed that the US President urged important donors to support his vice president as a candidate in the 2028 presidential election. It was also reported that Trump continued to ask his supporters whether Vance is preferable to Marco Rubio.

A new drug for ADHD: Does it really change the rules of the game?
Just before the start of the school year, as more parents are re-examining treatment options for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), a new drug has been approved in the United States that is generating significant interest in the medical community. It is Simtriyo (centanafadine), which was recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of children...

There is still a chance: The Likud decision that may help Hadar Muchtar
Likud management has postponed the deadline for deciding on the reduction of tenure requirements for non-member candidates running in the primaries. Delays stemming from Likud tribunal rulings and District Court petitions have pushed the deadline, likely to Monday.

Netali Shem Tov: "I am a Mizrahi woman from the periphery, at Channel 13 they called me stupid"
Netali Shem Tov exposes the stormy behind-the-scenes of Channel 13, talks about the legal battle she is waging, and explains why she refuses to bow her head to her colleagues: "I said there is a red line, but the red line is what annoys them."

Recall for a product found in almost every Israeli home: "Stop using immediately"
The Ministry of Economy and Industry has issued a public warning following findings from an inspection of a portable emergency lighting product. According to the announcement, defects were found that could cause electrocution, overheating, and even fire, and the public is requested to stop using it immediately.

Soglowek Product Recall: Production Error
Soglowek has announced a voluntary recall of its 150g "French-style cervelat" due to a missing back label containing allergen and nutritional information. The affected barcode is 7290109581590.

"How old are you?": Shocking footage of a teenager's arrest on Highway 6
A 14-year-old took his parents' car without permission and sped along Highway 6. Traffic police tracked the vehicle in real time, blocked its path, and documented the tense encounter.

Miri Mesika in a complex medical drama: "I can't move my face"
The renowned singer arrived last night with her friend Keren Peles on the set of "Dancing with the Stars." However, behind the scenes, she shared about the anxiety attack that accompanied her throughout the evening and responded to it with her characteristic humor.

Upgrading Every Table: Hot Mushroom Salad in 10 Minutes
Restaurateur Sergio Helman will be a guest on tomorrow's episode of "Shabbat Flavors" with Avi Levy, sharing his four-decade journey in the culinary world. He will demonstrate how to prepare a rich, flavorful hot mushroom salad that is as simple as it is impressive.

HaTzel to the police: "I will suspend myself until the investigation is over – I will not agree to dismissal"
Following the hearing held today (Thursday) at the police, Yoav "HaTzel" Eliasi announced that he is willing to suspend himself from his role as a police volunteer until the conclusion of the investigation by the Department of Internal Police Investigations (Mahash), but clarified that he will not agree to his dismissal before the investigation is completed. The affair is generating significant...

The bold move of two soccer players who fled Iran
Two soccer players from the Iranian women's national team, Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanizadeh, received Australian citizenship after a long journey that began with the decision to leave their team during the Asian Cup held in Australia. The two sought asylum for fear that they would have to face severe consequences if they returned to Iran.

Mother and son accidentally entered Jenin and were attacked
A mother and her son from Samaria accidentally drove into Jenin, where their car was surrounded and pelted with stones. They managed to escape to the Gilboa crossing unharmed.

Pazgaz employees take industrial action: "There will be no gas during the holidays"
Pazgaz employees have initiated industrial action, threatening to halt gas supplies during the holidays. The workers are protesting against restructuring plans and demanding improved employment conditions.

Considering buying a home security camera? Here is the proof that it works
If you have considered paying hundreds of shekels for a home security camera or a smart video doorbell, you have surely asked yourself if this investment is truly worthwhile. It is easy to wonder if these small devices really do the job or if they only provide a false sense of security. Comprehensive studies in the field present unequivocal data: adding a security camera to your home does indeed...

"How is this possible? I swear there is no relationship": The difficult period of Sapir Rondelis and her husband
Almost three years since the wedding, and about a month and a half since they brought their second daughter into the world, it seems that the content creator and her husband, Or Gorin, are experiencing a challenging period in their relationship. "I can't take it anymore. He's getting on my nerves." She now tells mako Celebs: "A difficult period."

Why water alone won't clean grease – and how soap saves the day
After cooking, one unpleasant task often remains: dealing with a pan covered in stubborn grease. Even hot water doesn't always work, as water is a polar liquid while fat is non-polar. This article explains how soap acts as a bridge between the two.

Suspects arrested after shooting at electricity pole and threatening workers
Two suspects from Tel Sheva, aged 20 and 30, were arrested after shooting at an electricity pole and threatening Israel Electric Corporation employees who arrived to restore power. The Ayarot station commander stated that damaging public infrastructure is crossing a red line.

How the AI revolution could impact electricity and water bills
The largest technology companies in the United States are expected to spend more than $700 billion by the end of 2026 on computing infrastructure and artificial intelligence, nearly double the amount spent the previous year. Leading firms, including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Oracle, are known as "hyperscalers."

Not alone at all: how we caught Ninet Tayeb
The paparazzi cameras of mako Celebs caught the 42-year-old singer, who divorced about two years ago from her ex-husband and father of her two daughters Yossi Mizrahi, at a cafe in central Tel Aviv. Tayeb, who was documented in a serious conversation, did not scatter smiles towards our lens this time. To whom did she?

The Voice in the Head: Why Does Artificial Intelligence Sound Like a Woman but Think Like a Man?
AI has inherited our traditional gender role division — from submissive female voice assistants to authoritative male financial advisors. The gender design of the code directly impacts the results, jobs, and information we receive.

Brother of the late Master Sergeant (res.) Tamir Vaknin: "I ask that we remember him as a person full of giving"
Master Sergeant (res.) Tamir Vaknin and Major (res.) Harel Birenstock fell yesterday due to an explosive device in Lebanon. "He knew it was important to serve the country and do reserve duty," said Yoav, Tamir's brother. "He was in Gaza for seven months, served in Syria and Lebanon." Regarding their last conversation, he said: "We laughed as always, he made sure I would be calm."

Peace Council for Gaza Publishes First Construction Contract
According to the British "Guardian", the Council published a contract for the construction of a military post in Gaza that will house 150 people, where soldiers from Morocco will stay. The Moroccan unit will rotate from a base in Israel to the post, which will be built about 1.6 km from the border and will include a "rapid extraction route" for emergencies.
The Iranian ultimatum to the Gulf: Stop Donald Trump - or you will pay
Tehran threatens to strike the oil, electricity, and water infrastructure of Gulf states if they do not pressure Donald Trump to stop the attacks and resume negotiations. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman are working to prevent regional escalation.
Ganey Tikva Municipality's 5 Million Shekel Tender Cancellation Challenged in Court
The Ganey Tikva municipality canceled a 5 million shekel tender for school furniture and awarded the contract to a construction firm, despite it not being a furniture supplier. The court overturned the decision and ordered a new selection process.

Naor Zion against Keren Marciano and Channel 12 journalists: "A serious problem of hypocrisy"
Naor Zion has criticized Keren Marciano and other Channel 12 journalists for selective condemnation, arguing they ignored the harassment of right-wing activist Hadar Muchtar while being vocal about other incidents.

Rami Levy and Israir break a new record at Ben Gurion Airport and reveal a new route
The airline owned by the businessman has recorded a historic peak day in its history, while simultaneously preparing for a significant expansion with the introduction of two new aircraft for long-haul flights to New York.

Important update from the National Insurance Institute: Check your eligibility for the education grant
The National Insurance Institute has begun sending letters and SMS messages to selected insured persons to verify eligibility for an education grant. Recipients must fill out a declaration, with the grant amount set at 1,204 shekels per child this year.

Erik Stilleman files complaint against Sport 5 over Maccabi Tel Aviv conflict
Rapid founder and CEO Erik Stilleman, who is battling for control of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, has filed an official complaint against the Sport 5 channel. Stilleman accuses the channel's owners, the Recanati family, of using their media platform to promote private interests and failing to provide objective coverage of the dispute.

What happened in the crypto world today
A new proposal seeks to change Ethereum's economy and reduce rewards for validators, the scope of damage in the Coldcard wallet breach has already crossed the $100 million mark, and Jim Cramer plans to sell his Bitcoin due to concerns about quantum computers.

Huge drama at Maccabi: Recanati family sells half of its shares for $50 million
Following a wave of speculation regarding new investors, the Recanati family is selling half of its shares to businessman Jason Levien for $50 million. Shimon Mizrahi and other shareholders must now decide whether to exercise their right of first refusal. Meanwhile, Arik Shtilman has been sidelined once again.
Court Acquits "Of HaNegev" Slaughterhouse in Youth Labor Case
The "Of HaNegev" slaughterhouse in Ofakim was acquitted of charges regarding the illegal employment of minors. The Regional Labor Court ruled that responsibility for the employment violations lies with the subcontractors, not the service requester.

"It was not a business dispute - my brother was murdered for nothing"
Relatives of attorney Arbel Feldman, who was murdered in Rishon LeZion, demand justice for his memory and are angry at reports that tried to link him to a financial dispute with the murder suspect: "Arbel acted according to the law." "Nothing in his conduct in the last few days hinted that he was afraid of anything."

Israeli Pride: Sheba Named One of the World's Greenest Hospitals
Sheba Medical Center is the only Israeli hospital included in the World’s Greenest Hospitals 2026 ranking, compiled by Newsweek and the research firm Statista. The ranking evaluates the commitment of healthcare facilities worldwide to sustainable environmental management.

National Cyber Directorate Warns Against Public Wi-Fi Risks in Hotels and Airports
Microsoft has identified the CaptiveCrunch hacking campaign, which uses fake pop-ups on public networks. The National Cyber Directorate advises users not to enter passwords or install software when connecting to public Wi-Fi.

Trouble in bunches: Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper involved in a car accident
Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer was released from the team's evening training session after being involved in a minor car accident on his way to the training complex. Glazer was not injured in the accident, but due to the incident, the professional and medical staff decided not to put a load on him and to allow him to undergo the necessary examinations.

Good news for the North: A new rehabilitation center with advanced medical services will be established
The Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov) and the Majdal Shams Council have signed a cooperation agreement to expand access to advanced health services. The initiative includes the implementation of telemedicine and the establishment of a dedicated rehabilitation center in the town.

"Spineless conduct": Guy Peleg against Supreme Court President Isaac Amit
A news commentator and reporter criticized the silence of the judicial leadership following the attack on Judge Silverman, who ruled in his favor in a lawsuit against Rotman: "Apparently, Amit is intimidated"

Google Maps Upgrade: New Feature Organizes Your Next Trip
Google Maps is launching a major update for its AI chat, Ask Maps. It now functions as a smart personal assistant that understands your plans and provides real-time recommendations.

In the Arab world, a video of an Israeli soldier was circulated — and then the truth was revealed
In recent days, a video has been circulating on Arab social media showing a woman dismantling an air conditioner, presented as evidence of Israeli behavior abroad. One of the accounts that distributed the video is Quds News Network, which has more than 600,000 followers.

First publication | Rape suspicion in the north: confrontation held between suspects and complainants
It has become known to N12 that during police confrontations, one suspect denied the allegations, claiming the sexual contact was consensual. One complainant testified that consent was only present at the start of the meeting and that subsequent acts were non-consensual. The suspects' detention has been extended until the beginning of the week.

The senior Shas member retiring from the Knesset: "We have harmed the resilience of Israeli society with our own hands"
After almost 24 years in politics, MK Yaakov Margi announced his retirement. In an interview with the "Game of Chairs" podcast from "HaYom," he shares his longing for the culture of discourse in the Knesset and expresses remorse over the issue of Haredi conscription: "We pushed the Haredi society into the hands of the Jerusalem Faction." Also: the belief that the public is ready for a Mizrahi...

“The Israeli public has a hard time with a girl with curves, breasts, a bit of a belly, and a typecast”
Just before the decision stage on "Married at First Sight," Noy Ittah sits down for an open conversation on the mako celebs podcast, returns to the "typecast" storm, explains how it was precisely because of it that the closeness to the groom she was matched with was born - and reveals the gap between what the audience saw and what happened when the cameras were off. Hint: "Everything"

Twice in a week: two suspects broke into the Bnei Brak municipality
Indictments were filed against two 16-year-old minors, residents of the center of the country, on suspicion of breaking into the Bnei Brak municipal building twice and stealing a large amount of property. Alongside the indictment, a request was filed to hold them in custody until the end of the proceedings.

A CEO who is also the only employee: The startup that wants to take down legacy SaaS companies raised $6 million
IAIG (Inevitable AI Group) has raised $6 million in a pre-seed round led by Aleph. The venture studio builds lean software companies where a single entrepreneur serves as both CEO and the sole employee, leveraging AI tools to replace traditional SaaS models.

Terrorist threatened to murder MK Zvi Sukkot; security detail increased
The Israel Police have arrested a 25-year-old resident of East Jerusalem on suspicion of threatening to murder the Chairman of the Education Committee, MK Zvi Sukkot. The suspect sent threatening messages to the lawmaker via social media, including images of weapons and explicit threats against his life.

Four arrested on suspicion of organizing cruel dog fights
Four suspects were arrested early this morning in a joint operation by the Judea and Samaria District Police, Border Police (Magav), the IDF, and the Veterinary Service on suspicion of organizing dog fights. Seven dogs were rescued during the raid.

Dramatic footage from Japan: Doctors shielded patient with their bodies during earthquake
New footage from the severe earthquake in Japan shows moments of horror. Emergency cameras at the hospital in the city of Yatsushiro captured doctors shielding a patient with their bodies during surgery as the building shook.

Huge dividend in danger: Partner bondholders oppose unusual distribution attempt
Partner bondholders, led by More Investment House and Kesem Mutual Funds, have opposed the company's request to approve an unusual 500 million NIS dividend distribution. Meanwhile, More led opposition to a request by Nofar Energy, resulting in the early redemption of two bond series.

Feiglin on Channel 14 investigation: "There is no such thing as a polite jihad"
Zehut party chairman Moshe Feiglin commented on Thursday on Channel 14's investigation "Mansour Abbas - The Polite Jihad." Feiglin stated that the investigation proves Abbas and the Islamic Movement are not legitimate partners for government.

Shaquille O'Neal defends LeBron James: "He is building a legacy"
LeBron James' move to the Philadelphia 76ers continues to stir up a storm in the NBA, but he is now receiving significant support from one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Shaquille O'Neal addressed the criticism surrounding James' decision to join the Sixers and rejected claims that it is a move solely aimed at "chasing another championship ring." According to O'Neal, in LeBron's...

"During pregnancy, I feel, thank God, the sexiest I have ever been"
At 24, Kim Or Azulay has over a decade of experience as an influencer and actress, but nothing prepared her for what happened when she revealed the gender of her fetus at an event sponsored by a baby formula brand. On the verge of becoming a mother, she appears in the new film "Hill 338" and talks about the criticism she received, her marriage to basketball player Iftach Ziv, and the concerns...

Playtika returns to profit, but warns of weakness later in the year
The Israeli gaming company recorded revenue of $731.1 million and a net profit of $48 million. Disney Solitaire continued to grow rapidly, but the number of users declined, and the company estimates it will finish the year at the lower end of its forecast. The stock is falling.

Scalpel left in shoulder: Ichilov patient speaks out after being accused of faking pain
A 40-year-old Tel Aviv resident, who underwent surgery following a scooter accident, endured months of agony while doctors dismissed his complaints as imaginary. A recent scan finally revealed a scalpel left inside his shoulder. The patient is now considering legal action.

Not off the menu: The unforgettable dishes of the "MasterChef" contestants
12 cooks who entered the pantheon but failed to win the show are returning to the kitchen for another attempt to achieve the coveted title. Just before that happens, we remembered the dishes that brought them to the main stage of the competition: Jackie Azulay's festive lamb stew, Manal Ismail's unforgettable yogurt stone, and the audition dish that earned Kosta Osadchy a golden apron.

"My goal is to be very famous, very rich, and very handsome"
Ben Gandis started training due to body image issues, reached the YAMAM, and was wounded by an explosive device two weeks before his discharge. After reaching what he calls "the bottom of appearance," he adopted looksmaxxing and took it to the extreme: from rhinoplasty and injections to changing eye structure and the possibility of limb lengthening. But the change also took a toll: "I stopped...

Investment expert with an intriguing forecast: "Bitcoin will skyrocket to one million dollars"
While major tech companies continue to inject hundreds of billions of dollars into artificial intelligence infrastructure, Arthur Hayes, one of the founders of the crypto exchange BitMEX, presents an unusual warning scenario for investors.

Good news for drivers: the road that opened ahead of schedule will close for the weekend
The Begin Highway in Jerusalem will close again tonight for continued infrastructure work. Significant disruptions to urban and intercity public transport are expected.

288% jump: Playtika releases mixed reports and surprises the market
The gaming giant summarizes the second quarter of 2026 with mixed data, as one brand leads growth and compensates for weakness in the company's other titles.

Omri Glazer involved in a car accident: all the details
A few days after the embarrassing loss and moments of anxiety due to a knee injury in the Toto Cup, Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer was involved in a car accident. All the details.

Machsanei Hashmal chain launches Apple product sale with up to 70% discount until August 10
The Machsanei Hashmal chain is holding a major surplus sale of Apple products in Eilat. Customers can purchase MacBook computers, iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches at special liquidation prices excluding VAT.

Crypto Daily: Bitcoin continues to rise, Ethereum soars
The positive trend in markets has extended to cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin is up 0.82% to $64,610.2, with a market capitalization of $1.30 trillion.

Tax Authority Revolutionizes Customs: "Strengthening Enforcement and Inspection"
At a festive ceremony, the cornerstone was laid for an advanced facility that will upgrade security enforcement and inspection capabilities at the Port of Ashdod. Which senior officials from the Authority attended the event and when is construction expected to be completed?

Revenue jumped 92%, so why did SpaceX stock fall after the report?
SpaceX's first quarterly report as a public company showed exceptional growth, a sharp decrease in losses, and continued expansion of Starlink. However, an expenditure of $18.4 billion in one quarter, mainly on artificial intelligence infrastructure, reminded investors that the path to turning Elon Musk's vision into positive cash flow is still expected to be particularly expensive.

Brawl at HaMoshava Stadium: Police investigate potential nationalist motive
Police have expanded their investigation into a brawl at HaMoshava Stadium in Petah Tikva, examining, among other possibilities, whether the confrontation between stewards and fans had a nationalist motive. Sources familiar with the case stated that all lines of inquiry are being pursued and no final determination has been made at this stage.

Impersonated a 15-year-old on TikTok and harmed children: Serious indictment against a resident of Nesher
Alon Swisa, a 46-year-old resident of Nesher, is accused of conducting explicit sexual correspondence with girls on social media. Swisa is also charged with rape and serious indecent acts against children aged 5 to 7, committed in 2003–2004.

"Outrageous and illogical": Shino Zuaretz responds to Toto Cup incident
A day after the violent incident at HaMoshava Stadium in Petah Tikva, where a Hapoel Petah Tikva fan was attacked by a security guard on the pitch and hospitalized, Israel Football Association chairman Shino Zuaretz responded sharply. The incident has sparked anger within the football community and calls for a comprehensive reform of security protocols.

Worth millions of shekels: Billionaire Lev Leviev celebrates his 70th birthday
The businessman celebrated a milestone birthday with a massive, glitzy production costing millions of shekels. The evening was hosted by Aviv Alush, with Lior Narkis, Yehuda Elias, and Eli Yatzpan in charge of the artistic segment. Among those offering congratulations were the Prime Minister and the President of the country.

Modi'in Illit resident arrested for threatening police commander
The investigation was opened at the Mesubim station after information was received about threatening messages posted in a WhatsApp group and directed at the commander. The suspect was arrested and brought for questioning at the Mesubim station, at the end of which he was imprisoned.
After the loss in Michigan: AIPAC considers investing again against Abdul El-Sayed
The AIPAC political committee tried to promote Representative Haley Stevens in the primaries, but El-Sayed, a harsh critic of Israel who supports a full arms embargo, won by a small margin and with only a relative majority.

Gone underground: Fears among Shiite militias in Iraq of renewed strikes
Security sources in Baghdad told the Qatari newspaper 'Al-Araby Al-Jadeed' today that pro-Iranian militias have redeployed, evacuated headquarters, and moved to less visible sites. A number of senior officials were moved to alternative locations. The preparations come following US and Saudi strikes, and fears of their recurrence.

Social media star revealed: This is how I don't forget to put on tefillin | Watch
Singer and social media star Yagel Oshri shared yesterday (Wednesday) a decision he made following the October 7th massacre: "I didn't put on tefillin every morning. After that day, I decided I wanted to strengthen myself, and I took it upon myself to put on tefillin." According to him, although he accepted the commandment, he found it difficult to maintain it consistently due to many...

OnlyFans: The First Ten Years
Just before its tenth anniversary, OnlyFans is generating about $7 billion a year. It is filled with big names of actresses, singers, child stars, and athletes, and is growing its own celebrities, such as Israel's Yarden Lasri. All of this would not have happened without a profound change in how pornographic content is perceived and marketed, but the legitimacy that OnlyFans enjoys does not...

Wave of fires in Judea and Samaria: efforts to contain the fire in Beit Dror
Firefighters are operating at three fire sites in the Judea sector, while control has not yet been achieved over the fire near the settlement of Beit Dror in the southern Hebron Hills. About 14 teams are working on the spot in an effort to stop the spread of the fire, which is moving under the influence of the winds.

"Your cooperation is essential": An unusual step to ensure election integrity
Following his appointment as an external inspector for the Government Companies Authority, CPA Yaakov Ginzburg has launched an anonymous reporting channel. Employees can now report political pressure, partisan appointments, and the misuse of company resources for propaganda.

Police request to extend the detention of Eldar Dayan's friends on suspicion of murder
As we first reported, the police are requesting a 15-day extension of the detention of Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, friends of Eldar Dayan, on suspicion of involvement in his murder. Following the hearing, the suspects are expected to undergo further interrogation regarding the circumstances of his death.

Hot Mobile CEO Ilan Brok to Step Down Following Acquisition
After seven years as CEO of Hot Mobile, Ilan Brok has announced his resignation. He will remain in his role until the sale of the company to Delek Israel, Keystone, and Bank Leumi is finalized. During his tenure, the company surpassed 2 million subscribers and achieved significant growth in revenue and profitability.

Nova beats revenue and profit forecasts on Wall Street: "Continued growth in market share"
Record results for Nova in the second quarter: it beat market revenue and profit forecasts, presented an optimistic outlook for the next quarter, and the stock is reacting with gains in pre-market trading on Wall Street. CEO: "Achievements derived from expanding market share and deepening collaborations."

"Israel is not our country": The confrontation between Jon Stewart and the Senator
Jewish-American comedian Jon Stewart engaged in a heated debate with Senator John Fetterman on his podcast regarding the role of Israel in Democratic politics. While Stewart questioned why Israel serves as a "red line" for the party, Fetterman maintained that history warns against turning one's back on the Jewish community.

Contractor demands contract renegotiation: How to protect your apartment rights
Construction costs have surged by 20%, stalling urban renewal projects in Israel. Before signing any documents under pressure, follow these professional negotiation rules from real estate appraiser Shmulik Cohen.

Israeli chip company drops after earnings report: here is the reason
The measurement equipment manufacturer from Rehovot recorded record revenue and profit, beat analyst forecasts, and presented a forecast suggesting continued growth — but investors were still disappointed. What is behind the numbers?

Former Netanyahu aide reveals: The unusual demand I refused to carry out
Yoav Horowitz, who served as Chief of Staff and Director-General of the Prime Minister's Office, appears before the cameras for the first time and tells of the sensitive mission he refused to perform and the conversations he held with Netanyahu behind the scenes.

At 29: Internet personality reveals the biggest fear of her life
After a difficult incident she experienced at the age of 20 on the highway, social activist Orian Spivak decided to confront the fear that has accompanied her for many years and take a first dramatic step toward change.

The Tel Aviv tech company that bypassed Israeli banks on the way to America
While Israel's largest banks are examining a change in accounting standards to trade on Wall Street, Nayax is ahead of them, establishing an independent American banking arm that will offer credit solutions and working capital financing. The move is intended to reduce dependence on external entities in the US market, which accounts for about 40% of the company's revenues, and to deepen services...

Fled the stadium: Security guard suspected of beating a fan with an iron rod arrested
The police spokesperson announced on Thursday that Central District officers arrested a security guard suspected of involvement in a violent brawl that occurred on Wednesday during the Toto Cup match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya at HaMoshava Stadium. The incident took place during halftime when a fight broke out between fans and civilian security guards, requiring police...

Gaza resident: "I dream that Gadi Eizenkot will be the next Prime Minister"
Gaza journalist Sami Obeid revealed in an interview with Ido Tauber on the "Noon Journal" program that he hopes to see Gadi Eizenkot as the next Prime Minister of Israel instead of Benjamin Netanyahu. Obeid also predicted that the Likud party would collapse in the next elections, securing fewer than 20 seats.

Black professor who became the poster boy for DEI resigns from Cambridge: "Plagiarized his PhD and faked research"
British sociologist Jason Arday, who inspired many with his story of overcoming dyslexia and autism, has resigned from the University of Cambridge following an investigation. It was discovered that his academic achievements, including his doctoral thesis and previous employment claims, were dubious, and several personal stories were found to be fabricated.

For the first time since his return: Avitan Or in a chilling post about October 7th
Avitan Or attended a music festival for the first time since his abduction and shared a poignant post online. He contrasted the darkness of his captivity with the light of the festival, emphasizing that goodness is something one must fight for.

Massive Heritage Restoration Plan for Judea and Samaria
The Ministry of Heritage has approved a 113 million shekel investment to restore and develop over 70 historical sites in Judea and Samaria. The plan aims to strengthen Jewish identity and improve tourism infrastructure across the region.

After two months of purchases: Bank of Israel did not intervene in the forex market in July
The dollar fluctuated around 3 shekels over the past month. In May and June, the Bank of Israel intervened following the strengthening of the shekel, but in July, the Israeli currency weakened.

First Death from West Nile Fever: 10 Cases Diagnosed in Israel
The Ministry of Health reported on Thursday the first death from West Nile fever this season, with ten total cases diagnosed across Israel. The victim, a man in his 70s, was hospitalized in mid-July due to complications from the virus.

New Security Standards: Thailand to Open Checked Luggage Without Passenger Consent
The Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand has announced that starting October 16, security personnel will be authorized to open suspicious checked luggage without the owner's presence to prevent flight delays. Travelers are strongly advised to use TSA-approved locks to avoid potential damage.

"The cook threw sushi at us, the staff yelled for us to get out": Israelis kicked out of a restaurant in Mexico
A couple from Israel arrived at a restaurant in the town of Mazunte, Mexico. After they revealed their origin, the waitress began playing anti-Israel music, ignored them, and declared: "I don't want to serve murderers - get out of here." Subsequently, the cook threw food at them, and they were required to leave the premises. "We told her she doesn't know us at all, but there was no one to talk...

Gold in Canada: Osisko Gold reveals giant deposits
Mining company Osisko Gold has surprised the market with new drilling results in the Proserpine area of Canada, located just kilometers from its flagship project. The data reveal immense regional potential and the possibility of significantly expanding the company's operations.
Documented the confrontation - and was shot to death: The serious indictment against Yinon Elia Levi
According to the indictment, Yinon Elia Levi ordered a minor to break through an agricultural area in Umm al-Khair, confronted the residents, and fired at them. One of the bullets killed Odeh Ahadlin, who was documenting the incident on his mobile phone.

The last remnant of IronSource acquired by Tripledot for tens of millions of dollars
Supersonic, the last major gaming division remaining from the acquisition of the Israeli company IronSource, is being sold to the British company Tripledot, which is entering operations in Israel for the first time. About a third of the company's employees will be laid off as part of the move.
Rape claim in the kibbutz: Ofel Malul speaks out again
Ofel Malul, who recently went public about the rape she claims to have suffered, shares details of the incident in an interview with 103fm and points to a series of failures in the Israel Police investigation.

26.5 Million Shekels to Strengthen Hospitals: A New Initiative
Amid ongoing pressure on the public health system, the Ministry of Health has allocated 26.5 million shekels to hire 82 nurses with clinical expertise. These specialists will be deployed to critical departments in public hospitals nationwide.

Instagram fail of the year: Xiaomi's influencer campaign becomes a joke
A social media influencer with tens of thousands of followers announced she was joining the brand's team of ambassadors in Israel, but one embarrassing photo revealed the actual device she uses.

Following pressure from Miri Regev: US aircraft evacuated from Ben Gurion Airport
Ahead of a busy August, the US Air Force has begun evacuating refueling aircraft from parking areas at Ben Gurion Airport to optimize infrastructure for tens of thousands of passengers.
Yaakov Buzaglo reveals his party: 'This is not a split-second decision'
After causing a stir by revealing that he is a 'proud leftist' and supporting the 'Democrats' party, Buzaglo explains the reasoning behind his decision and his stance for the upcoming elections.

Yarden Harel breaks her silence and reveals: "I had a hard time mentally, I lost weight"
An answer to a routine question on Instagram led the TV presenter to share a particularly revealing text about the fertility treatments she underwent, the stillbirth, and the desire to maintain control during moments of grief.

Ofira Asayag explains to Adva Dadon why she missed her wedding
Ofira Asayag could not attend Adva Dadon's wedding in the Golan Heights and explained the reason on her radio show. "I didn't make it, but I saw, I read, and I was kept updated," she said.

Yann Golan is furious: "It's annoying - I'm not ready"
During his debut campaign, Yann Golan addressed for the first time the public exposure surrounding his family, admitted that the reports about him and his parents anger him, and shared why he does not like being photographed in the street: "They say things they don't know about us" | All the details

11 illegal aliens found hiding in a pit at a construction site in Kiryat Ata
Police located a group of residents from the Palestinian territories during an operation to identify illegal aliens in the Coastal District. The suspects, who police say were living and working at the site, were arrested, and their detention was extended until August 10.

First victim this year: 70-year-old patient dies from West Nile fever
Following reports of six cases last week, Israel has confirmed its first death from West Nile fever this year. Health experts urge continued vigilance throughout the summer months.

Without you noticing: how body posture determines your success
A new study from McGill University, published in the "British Journal of Psychology", examines the surprising link between posture, mood, and behavior. The findings reveal that our physical positioning directly impacts how we make decisions.

15 Million People Used as Test Subjects: Shocking TikTok Exposure
Internal documents revealed in court expose the background of a major TikTok scandal. In 2021, the company intentionally excluded about 15 million US users from a safety update to measure how the transition to a safer system would impact screen time and engagement.

A massive $400 billion merger may shake up the pharmaceutical market
Reports of preliminary merger talks between British pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca and its American competitor Bristol Myers Squibb have sparked significant market interest this week. This is a move that could lead to one of the largest deals in the industry's history, creating a combined company worth approximately $400 billion. Although a senior source denied the existence of the talks and...

Is Iran shifting its stance? Pezeshkian's statement on Gaza
Is Tehran signaling a change in approach? Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced that his country will support any decision made by Palestinians in Gaza negotiations, even if the Hamas leadership decides to act independently.

Google is Killing the Gmail 'Send As' Feature
Google has announced the discontinuation of the 'Send as' feature for third-party email addresses, effective January 2027. Users will no longer be able to send emails from external accounts via the Gmail interface.

Franchise change in the automotive industry: Chinese brand Forthing moves from UMI to Auto Chen
The Auto Chen company of the Belilius family has received the official franchise for the import and marketing in Israel of the Chinese car brand Forthing from Dongfeng, which was held until now by the UMI group.

KKL-JNF Approves 863 Million Shekel Investment Plan for the North
Nearly 900 million shekels will be invested over three years in programs for infrastructure, housing, and education in Israel's North. This follows nearly a billion shekels already approved earlier this year. KKL-JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky stated that the organization provides immediate funding where state processes are often delayed.

Former Rockstar developer: GTA 6 launch may be delayed to 2027
Fans are counting down to the launch of GTA 6, but a former Rockstar developer warns that the game could be delayed again, potentially pushing the release into 2027.

Bank of America CEO revealed: spending more than $250 million a year on weight-loss drugs for employees
Bank of America spends over $250 million annually to fund GLP-1 weight-loss medications for its staff. CEO Brian Moynihan views the expenditure as a valuable investment in employee health and well-being.

MK who left Likud for Lieberman: "Netanyahu failed in leading the country, he must go home"
Knesset member Dan Illouz announced his resignation from the Knesset following his departure from the Likud party. Illouz claimed that "Likud under Netanyahu's leadership has become the execution contractor for Deri and Goldknopf," and stated that those who wish to follow the path of Begin and Jabotinsky can no longer support today's Likud.

Likud Seeks Opposition Support to Legalize "Elector" App
Following the Central Elections Committee chairman's ban on apps that record voting data, the coalition is attempting to pass legislation to authorize their use. The opposition has yet to respond, while Likud's legal counsel has requested a reconsideration of the ruling.

Espionage suspects filmed site of Benjamin Netanyahu's future visit
The grave of Ze'ev Jabotinsky on Mount Herzl was documented by one of the suspects in the new espionage case, just about a week before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at the site to participate in a memorial service. The suspect was also sent to document the homes of people from defense industries and other sensitive areas.
"We were drunk, it lasted seconds": The defense line of the Deputy Mayor of Rishon LeZion
The Deputy Mayor does not deny that there was contact between him and the employee, but claims: "It was not exactly a sexual relationship, we were drunk and it lasted a few seconds." At the same time, he accuses the complainant's husband, who is subordinate to him in the municipality, of a "conspiracy."

Issawi Frej to run for Israel Football Association chairmanship
Former minister Issawi Frej announced on Thursday that he will run for the position of chairman of the Israel Football Association as part of a new independent faction. He will be joined by Liad Ilani, a member of the Ramat Gan city council.

Ilanit Levi ended up at the hospital during her vacation: "Who gave me the evil eye?"
The TV host and her family members were forced to stop their planned trip and arrive at a local clinic following an unexpected injury to her mother that caused a scare. Later, she updated that everything is fine and the vacation is continuing as usual.

In the shadow of the reopened Tair Rada case: Shai Mika undergoes a radical transformation
Following the police's dramatic decision to reinvestigate the Tair Rada murder, the social media star present on that fateful day has changed her appearance.

At just 18: The young man who broke a 306-year-old historic Guinness World Record
Guinness World Records has officially recognized the young American as the youngest professor in history, after he began teaching at a college before reaching the age of 19, and he continues to set new academic milestones.

Shuki Nir, CEO of SolarEdge: "We are working hard and not looking at the stock"
The Israeli company returned to adjusted profit for the first time in nearly three years, but a weak forecast for the next quarter sent the stock down by about 30% in one day. In an interview, Shuki Nir explains why he remains optimistic and how operations with Nvidia and others could transform the company.

Family of girl who died by suicide sues Ministry of Education for 16 million shekels
The parents of Adva Weinblum Ovadia filed a lawsuit against the Ministry of Education, the Acre Municipality, the ORT network, the school, and Amidar. They claim a series of failures led to the tragedy.

Couple from Ashkelon charged with spying for Iran: these are the sites they were instructed to photograph, including in Eilat
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against Tamirlan Amushokov (26) and Alina Kushnirenko (24) from Ashkelon. The couple is charged with espionage for Iran, having collected intelligence between April and July 2026.
"We need to close the High Court, and transfer the powers": Judge Stein sparked Milvitsky's anger
MK Hanoch Milvitsky presented his vision for the Israeli judicial system after expressing anger over Supreme Court Justice Alex Stein's decision to freeze the budget transfer approved by his committee. "The Knesset will choose judges and the High Court will remain an appellate court," he said.

Precedent: Ban on the Use of AI-Generated Soldier Figures
The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, ordered Gadi Eizenkot today (Thursday) to remove a social media video featuring AI-generated IDF soldiers. This decision sets a precedent for the current election cycle, establishing that AI-generated figures may constitute prohibited use of the IDF in political propaganda.

Carlo submachine gun, improvised weapon, and 60-round magazine seized in Ar'ara in the Negev
A Carlo-type weapon, an improvised weapon, magazines, and ammunition were seized during operational activity in the town of Ar'ara in the Negev. A local resident in his 20s was detained and transferred for questioning at the Aroer police station.

Meta enters the developer battle: launches new code agent to compete with Anthropic and OpenAI
Meta has introduced Muse Code, an autonomous programming agent designed to compete with tools from Anthropic and OpenAI. The tool enables developers to automate code planning, writing, and testing.

Neither New York nor Paris: This is the preferred destination for Israelis this summer
The Israel Airports Authority has released July data showing a rapid recovery in passenger traffic at Ben Gurion Airport, with a sharp increase in flight volumes compared to last year.

Donor from Jerusalem distributes equipment worth tens of thousands to Havat Gilad residents
Shimon Alfasi, owner of a tactical gear chain, has provided Havat Gilad residents with self-defense tools and essential supplies. The entrepreneur describes the aid as a personal duty, noting that the resilience of the families who lost their homes in recent incidents has deeply moved him and motivated his ongoing support.

Ashkelon couple indicted for espionage and intelligence gathering for hostile entities
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment in the Tel Aviv District Court against Tamirlan Amushokov (26) and Alina Kushnirenko (24) for serious espionage offenses. The indictment alleges that the couple operated via Telegram under the direction of individuals posing as "Aslan" and "David," systematically documenting military and civilian infrastructure and gathering intelligence on the...

When AI closes in on tax evaders in Israel
The artificial intelligence revolution is transforming tax collection in Israel. The Israel Tax Authority is transitioning from sample audits to analyzing 100% of reports, significantly increasing the likelihood of detecting undeclared income.

Vacation Nightmare: Tourists Book Non-Existent Apartments in Italy
A Belgian family of five, who booked accommodation in Italy via Booking.com, discovered that the address provided was actually an insurance agency. An attempt to find a quick alternative on the same platform led them into a second scam. Over 120 families have already fallen victim to this fraud network.

Tnuva closes the Olivia spreads factory: what will happen to the brand?
The company has decided to close the production line at the Olivia factory in Rehovot and will import products from abroad under the brand. In recent years, Olivia has faced growing competition, led by the "Al HaLechem" brand.

The Iranian Goat: The Iranian trap into which Washington continues to fall
Instead of enforcing international law, the US is negotiating the very freedom of navigation — and paying Iran with strategic concessions. The only way to neutralize the extortion: a diplomatic firewall, determined military enforcement, and an economic safety net.

Could it have ended differently? The candidate who lost to Dan Illouz in the 2022 primaries
The departure of Knesset member Dan Illouz from the Likud and his move to Yisrael Beiteinu has refocused attention on the 2022 Likud primaries for the immigrants' slot. In that race, Illouz defeated Boris Apolichuk, an immigrant from the former Soviet Union, to secure his place on the Likud list.

Australian politician in hot water over "boring job" text message
The opposition leader in the Australian Capital Territory, Mark Parton, admitted to sending a message complaining about his job being "boring" during budget hearings, but denied it was sent to a sex worker. Parton refused to answer questions regarding the matter, claiming they are not of public interest, and stated he has no intention of resigning.

Profit CEO analyzes: Competition in provident funds is leveling up
Competition in provident funds is heating up, while independent trading channels are also growing rapidly. Daniel Cohen, CEO of the Profit Group, sorts out hot trends like 'Family Office' and IRA, and explains why the AI revolution only strengthens experts rather than replacing them.

18 years after his home was destroyed: Yossi Dagan won a leadership award
At a moving event held at the Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem, Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan received the "Brave Leadership of Zion Award." The honor recognizes his steadfast commitment to the establishment and renewal of settlements in northern Samaria.

Eti Craif attacks the senior official in the 'sex for appointment' affair: "He is scared to death now"
In an interview to be broadcast tonight on Reshet 13, Craif recalls complex moments with powerful people and tells of her most difficult experience with a high-ranking individual.

Crazy sell-out at Barby: The financial analysis of Ninet's performance will surprise you
Ninet Tayeb filled the Barby club in the Jaffa port to capacity with a thousand spectators, but after deducting VAT, sound, security, and musician costs, this is the amount she was left with.

After being shamed for her weight: Shelly Sarbrianikov settles the score
Just a month after landing a coveted campaign, Shelly Sarbrianikov marks an unprecedented career achievement and talks about the difficulties, her relationship, and the surprising decision to get closer to religion.

The famous singer is on her way to Dancing with the Stars: "No one would have imagined casting me"
Keren Peles sparked curiosity on social media regarding mysterious footage, until she revealed that she is about to participate in a special episode featuring her songs and those of Miri Mesika on Dancing with the Stars | All the details

Erik Stielman challenges the Recanati family to a debate: "Anywhere and at any time"
Against the backdrop of negotiations over the future of club ownership, the businessman has published a public appeal to the Recanati family, attached an archival video, and criticized their conduct toward Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.

A million dollars and legal funding: Haredi millionaire fights against the conscription of yeshiva students
Entrepreneur Yoely Landau, whose fortune is estimated in the hundreds of millions of dollars, is establishing a fund to fight against the conscription of yeshiva students. The organization will provide legal funding for those who refuse to enlist and will utilize international legal tools.

Illegal gas station discovered in the south: "Millions of shekels involved"
An illegal gas station was demolished in Segev Shalom after enforcement authorities seized approximately 6,500 liters of diesel fuel. During the operation against illicit businesses, three suspects were arrested, including two illegal residents from the West Bank, and three others were detained for questioning.

"When facing scary times, people turn to horror movies. They need that release"
He was a slightly different kid, dubbed "the freak of the grade," but Eli Roth didn't let anything stop him on the way to fulfilling his dream. The horror director, one of the greatest supporters of Israel, arrives with his new film "Ice Cream Man," which already caused a stir before it even hit theaters. In an interview with mako, he tells why it took him 20 years to execute the film he always...

Congressional report reveals: Trump's ship program in danger
The US administration's plan to build the largest warships since World War II carries a $275 billion price tag. A new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report released Thursday suggests that US shipyards may lack the capacity to execute the project.

Why bus drivers are becoming one of the most important resources for the economy
In recent years, the status of the bus driver in Israel has become increasingly prominent. If in the past the role was perceived as a technical job of transporting passengers from point to point, today it is a profession with high responsibility, daily impact on thousands of families, and stable employment opportunities for years to come.

Half a year in the industry: BYD and Chery are already in the top ten largest car manufacturers in the world
Chinese car manufacturers BYD and Chery have secured spots in the global top ten, according to CPCA data. In the first half of 2026, China's vehicle exports surged by 65% as brands shift focus to international markets.

Report: Real Madrid has frozen negotiations with Rodri, Barcelona is in the picture
One of the most intriguing issues of the transfer window in Spain is becoming complicated: according to a report in the Catalan "Sport", negotiations between Real Madrid and Manchester City midfielder Rodri have hit a dead end, and at the moment his move to the Santiago Bernabeu is not on the agenda.

Insolvency procedure cancelled: what about debts during the cooling-off period?
The period after the procedure is halted may leave debtors with huge debts before the Execution Office and without an alternative path that fits their financial capacity. How to cope.

"Bibi!": Journalist asked his son who he supports – and was stunned
Tal, the young son of journalist Attila Somfalvi, was recently asked in his father's podcast who he thinks will win the upcoming elections and gave an answer that surprised even his father: "Bibi! Only Bibi." When Somfalvi asked his son to explain the choice, the boy answered briefly: "Because there is no one who can replace him, really."

600 million shekels for Ashkelon: how urban renewal is being promoted
The government budget is intended to bridge the economic gap in 'pinui-binui' (evacuation-construction) complexes that are not profitable under market conditions, and to enable developers to move from planning to execution — subject to approvals and a tender.

Concerns over new voting method: How it could impact Israel at Eurovision 2027
The Eurovision contest will be held in Asia for the first time this November. A new voting method, which may be adopted for the competition in Bulgaria next year, is raising concerns about potentially hindering Israel's chances of winning.

The mistake we all make when shopping online – and how to stop it in time
Have you ever searched Google for a pair of sneakers, and within minutes they appeared in your feed alongside a "limited time" discount and a recommendation for a jacket to complete the look? This has long been more than just digital advertising shown to everyone in the same way. Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into our shopping experience, learning our preferences and habits...
War in the 'Change Bloc': Bennett and Lapid attack Eisenkot - 'Their situation is hopeless'
Bennett attacks Eisenkot sharply, but absorbs harsh criticism for running a campaign devoid of strategy. At the same time, the drop of Bennett and Lapid in the polls against the surge of Eisenkot begins to stir a quiet rebellion in Yesh Atid.

Setting the Table: 11 New Brunches You Should Know
Lobster roll and oysters in Haifa, kubaneh and chard blintzes in the Galilee, an elaborate buffet near Rehovot, and a Jerusalem Friday brunch that starts with challah and ends with a torshi toast. We have collected 11 new and renewed brunches across the country, including some kosher options and others that don't require waiting for the weekend.

Libel lawsuit by Haaretz journalist against Yair Netanyahu dismissed
The Magistrate's Court ruled that Yossi Klein's quotes were distorted, but it was not proven that Netanyahu or the Likud party published the distortion. Judge: "Freedom of speech does not include the freedom to lie." The background to the lawsuit is an opinion piece published by Klein in February 2023 under the headline "Attention: 1933 is already here."
Former senior Mossad official warns of dangerous pattern: "The redhead is dictating the moves here"
Oded Eilam, a former senior Mossad official, warned against taking the gloves off in Lebanon, but demanded to strike without restrictions any organization in the south of the country. Later, he attacked Donald Trump and his policy: "His corporations went bankrupt six times."

Israeli expelled from Berlin restaurant for "Israeli accent" while ordering hummus
According to the Israeli, a waiter at a Berlin restaurant refused to serve him due to his origin and the way he pronounced the word "hummus," eventually ordering him to leave. With the assistance of the Ofek organization, a lawsuit has been filed alleging antisemitic discrimination based on ethnic origin.
Has the war spilled over into Germany? Explosive drone found near Ukrainian planes
An explosive drone detected near Ukrainian planes at Leipzig Airport led to the closure of a runway and the diversion of flights. Germany is investigating a suspicion of planned sabotage by Russia, and the Interior Minister warns of a "new level of danger."

European country cancels deal with Rafael due to court ruling
Globes presents a daily brief review of interesting news from the global media about Israel. In this issue: an administrative court in Italy ordered the cancellation of a Rafael radar deal, a New York Magazine commentator claims Donald Trump has no path to victory against Iran and the question is only how he will choose to lose, and in Berlin, a lawsuit was filed against a restaurant that refused...
Global breakthrough: New treatment for narcolepsy approved
The new drug from Takeda targets the biological mechanism of the disease, potentially improving all major symptoms, including sudden sleep attacks and loss of muscle tone.

Starbucks in trouble: Police raided company headquarters following massive protests
A Starbucks Korea campaign, which included the terms "SS Tank" and "Tank Day," sparked accusations that it mocked one of the most traumatic events in the country's history. Following the uproar, police raided the company's offices, the campaign was canceled, and the CEO was dismissed.

Bennett pledges not to cooperate with the Haredim: "The door is closed to those who support draft evasion"
Talks within United Torah Judaism about joining any government that would legislate an exemption from military service for Haredim do not impress the chairman of the "BEYAHAD" party. "There is no point in a government that will not solve this existential problem," said Bennett. Regarding the Eisenkot outline: "Gafni and Deri will spin the politician on duty."
On the way to Gaza? Unusual cargo discovered on a giant drone crossing the border
A large drone was intercepted while crossing the Israel-Egypt border. Security forces discovered a large cache of weapons on board, likely intended for the Hamas terrorist organization. Meanwhile, a resident of Ar'ara was arrested on suspicion of illegal weapons possession.

A year later: Yinon Levi, who shot and killed a Palestinian teacher, is charged with manslaughter
According to the indictment, the contractor ordered a new road to be broken through on private land, which led to a confrontation with the village residents. The teacher, Ouda Muhammad Khalil al-Hadalin, documented the confrontation that broke out - as well as the moment he was shot to death.

Deputy Mayor of Rishon LeZion suspected of sex crimes: "The complaint against me is employee revenge" | This is his version
The arrest of the suspect in sex crimes was extended by 5 days. He claims the complaint is revenge by employees after he fought against falsified attendance reports. According to him, even before the complaint was filed, he turned to the police following threats, after he claimed a message was circulated stating that the wife of one of the employees performed oral sex on him.
White House embarrassment: Uber driver posed as advisor and raked in thousands
Melih Gugbakan, a Turkish citizen who worked as an Uber driver, was arrested in New Jersey after allegedly posing as a senior official close to Donald Trump, using AI-generated images, and charging $3,000 from investor visa applicants without ever submitting their applications.

Miri Mesika on her connection with Keren Peles: "It will be very hard to part ways"
After a joint concert tour that grossed about 21 million shekels, the two spoke about their 20-year friendship, the great success, and the special bond that has become a phenomenon in Israeli music.

iPhone starting at 999 NIS and free shipping: Partner's summer sale
The Partner Group has launched a special back-to-school campaign, offering refurbished iPhone and Galaxy devices at discounted prices alongside a trade-in program for cash refunds.

September 1st in Jeopardy: School Principals Escalate Struggle
School principals are escalating their protest by boycotting the Ministry of Education's school year opening conferences. The 'Manhigim' organization stated: "If there is no real change and no serious dialogue begins, we will expand the struggle."

"When you left on Simchat Torah, you told me to be strong": Major Harel Birnstock laid to rest at Mount Herzl
Major Harel Birnstock was killed by the explosion of a booby-trapped building in the village of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon, while a reserve force from the 55th Brigade was securing engineering works. His wife Elia: "I promise you that the children will grow up in a happy home, one of dancing and fun."

Will artificial intelligence pay for us? The new wallet service shaking up the market
An innovative infrastructure from network giant Cloudflare will allow AI agents to perform micro-payments and transactions in the background autonomously, while dramatically simplifying digital asset security for users.

Found in every home: cleaning products that severely harm fertility
Almost every time we clean the house, disinfect surfaces, or use personal care products, we come into contact with a common group of chemicals called QACs — disinfectants from the quaternary ammonium family. They are everywhere — from household cleaning products to eye drops and cosmetics. But a new and disturbing study published in the journal "Reproductive Toxicology" reveals a dark and quiet...

10 places in your home you forget to clean — and how to do it right
The house looks clean, the floor is shiny, and the kitchen is tidy, yet there is still an unclear smell in the air? It is possible that the source of the problem is precisely in the places we almost never think to clean. Appliances, the mattress, handles, and even the area above the cabinets can accumulate dirt for months.

Hamas urges militia fighters in Gaza to eliminate their commanders
A senior Hamas security official has called on members of militias assisting Israel to eliminate their superiors. The terrorist organization is offering a "lifeline" and a path to repentance in exchange for the assassination of their leaders.

Within minutes: Court rejects Likud legal advisor's request
The District Court rejected earlier today, Thursday, the urgent request of Likud legal advisor, Adv. Ilan Bombach, to advance the hearing on MK Abed's petition to this coming Sunday, amid the dispute surrounding the Likud primaries. In his filing, Bombach argued that a swift decision is required due to the tight schedule ahead of the primaries, set for August 17.

"People tell me they usually don't like AI - but this somehow touches them and moves them"
Moti Bachar, 37, from Tel Aviv, launched an Instagram page that uses AI to reimagine the moments preceding the creation of iconic artworks, such as the "Mona Lisa" and "Girl with a Pearl Earring". Within three days, his videos garnered over 400,000 views. In an interview with mako, he discusses his workflow and sudden success: "I went to sleep with 30 followers and woke up with two thousand."

Nintendo beats forecasts: profit surged despite decline in Switch 2 sales
Nintendo reported a 150.5% surge in operating profit for the first quarter, despite a slowdown in hardware sales for the Switch 2 and original models. Strong performance was driven by game demand and US customs duty refunds.
After crashing by 96%: The order from Amazon that is boosting the Israeli company
Apollo Power received an order from Amazon Europe for a solar project in France worth about 2 million shekels; the stock jumped by about 10%, but is still far from its peaks after losing almost 96% in five years.

The young woman who consumed "Magic Honey" and ended up in the ER: "Contains a substance banned for use"
The Ministry of Health has issued an urgent warning against the weight-loss product "Magic Honey." Marketed as natural, the product actually contains a dangerous chemical substance that poses a life-threatening risk.

Likud legal advisor warns: "Holding the primaries is in danger"
The legal advisor of the Likud party, Adv. Ilan Bombach, filed an urgent request to the District Court to advance the hearing on the petition of MK Afif Abed to this coming Sunday, August 9, and to issue a ruling on the same day. The request claims that a delay in the decision could significantly harm the preparations for holding the Likud primaries on time. A few minutes after the request was...

Report in Lebanon: US limited Israeli response to Hezbollah violations
According to the newspaper "Nidaa al-Watan", Washington acted to reduce the scope of strikes in southern Lebanon. A Lebanese source said that the government in Beirut conducted contacts to curb the escalation, but Hezbollah did not cooperate.

Passenger revenge: How a cancelled flight led to the seizure of a Blue Bird plane
A group of 28 Israeli passengers successfully obtained a court order in the Netherlands to seize equipment from a Blue Bird aircraft at Schiphol Airport. The move was a response to a flight cancellation two years ago.

Tamir Blatt's French Lemonade | User Content
Just as he knows how to thread an impossible pass between the defenders' hands, he found the loophole that allows him to both get the big money and play basketball at the highest levels. Do you also have something to say? Send us columns to the address: kick@ynet.co.il

Zara and H&M have found a gold mine: the new move by fashion brands
The world's largest fashion brands, including Zara, H&M, and Lululemon, are increasingly launching their own platforms for pre-owned items. This strategic shift aims to capture a share of the booming secondary market, which has historically generated billions for third-party platforms like eBay and Poshmark.

Nearly a decade after the nude photo scandal: former Disney star Bella Thorne reveals what really broke her
The 28-year-old is now revisiting the days when she was attacked from all sides after publishing her private nude photos in an attempt to resist a suspect who was blackmailing her – a case that took an unexpected turn with FBI agents showing up at her doorstep. "You just wanted us to see your boobs"

A $9.4 billion trap: The hot investment that turned into a nightmare
The decision by the regulator in South Korea to approve double-leveraged ETFs on the country's major technology stocks, Samsung and SK Hynix, was intended to bring local investors back home. The move worked beyond expectations, and the public poured $9.4 billion into these funds in less than two months. However, the timing turned out to be extremely poor: the market experienced a sharp correction...

Infantino apologized following the massive storm: "It should have been handled differently"
International pressure has broken the world football leadership: following the European boycott and the wave of sharp criticism, FIFA President Gianni Infantino and Secretary General Mattias Grafström jointly published an official letter to the associations in which they expressed "sincere apologies for the mistakes" in managing the controversial plan to privatize percentages of the World Cup. The...

Despite death sentence, former Prime Minister of Bangladesh plans to return home
Sheikh Hasina, ousted from power following mass protests and sentenced to death for crimes against humanity, announced her intention to return to Bangladesh despite the risk of arrest or death. A museum commemorating the uprising that led to her downfall has been inaugurated in Dhaka.
"They will take serious steps": Haim Ramon warns of possible moves by Bennett and Lieberman
Ahead of the elections, Haim Ramon estimates that no bloc will reach 61 seats, and that Eisenkot will be able to form a government with the external support of the Arab parties, while Netanyahu will remain without a majority.

From the reform speech to the judicial appointment saga: Yariv Levin is determined to remain in his position - and regrets nothing
In recordings obtained by Walla, the Justice Minister is heard addressing his non-recognition of Supreme Court President Isaac Amit, praising Commissioner Asher Kola's backing for Judge Menachem Mizrahi, and expressing determination to complete the judicial reform in the next term: "The judges tell me: 'If you win, the story is over and the entire composition of the court will change'"

"I am not gay and not for rent": The model whose name was linked to Pedro Pascal denies
Last week, paparazzi photos were circulated of Pedro Pascal spending time on a yacht alongside model and OnlyFans star Christian Hogue. The photos were shared against the backdrop of rumors about Pascal's sexual orientation and raised questions among users. Questions also arose regarding Hogue's orientation, who seemed shocked by the attempt to out him. "It's just sad," he wrote in a post.
Former Air Force Commander warns: "Trump's military leverage is weakening - and he is almost losing it"
Major General (res.) Eitan Ben-Eliahu was interviewed on 103fm radio and addressed the controversy surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump's repeated threats, and the concerning shortage of American interceptors: "His military leverage is almost lost."

Construction Site Safety Reform: New Regulations, Costs, and Responsibilities
The number of workplace accidents at construction sites is on the rise, with 393 accidents and 29 deaths recorded since the beginning of the year. New regulations, taking effect in October, expand the scope of responsibility at construction sites and mandate new measures to prevent them. This will change contractual relations between developers and contractors and will also impact the insurance...

Ruslana Rodina warns: "He is paying our price, he is not to blame"
Yan Golan takes his first steps in the industry in a new fashion campaign alongside his mother, who warns against harsh criticism and speaks candidly about the new relationship blossoming in her life.

Ministry of Communications Announces New Head of Public Relations
Zion Abuna has been selected as the new Director of the Spokesperson, Communications and Public Relations Division at the Ministry of Communications, succeeding Eli Hershkovitz.

A Stressful Message from the Tax Authority: An Urgent Warning for Israeli Citizens
A new and particularly sophisticated phishing attack is trying to trap Israelis online. The fake messages threaten criminal proceedings and set a tough 72-hour ultimatum, but cyber experts warn of the real danger hidden inside.

Hotel chain slashes prices in Israel: last-minute vacation at a 30% discount
A well-known hotel chain is launching a last-minute promotion for August, offering discounts of up to 30% for club members, alongside a surprising culinary benefit for anyone who books a vacation in the coming days.

Contractor David Azulay's exit: property sold for 50 million shekels
The Israyes 26 group, owned by Israel Dahan and Avi Sabag, has acquired a commercial avenue in the STORY project in Netanya, spanning approximately 2,000 square meters.

Yaakov Bardugo: "Whoever establishes a party on Channel 12 does not belong to the Right"
The announcement of the establishment of a new party led by former minister Gilad Erdan and Knesset member Yuli Edelstein is causing a storm in the political system. Channel 14 commentator Yaakov Bardugo attacked them sharply on air: "Everything there is personal and everything is political."

Watch: Whirlwind turns children's competition into a scene of chaos
An unusual dust devil hit a children's sports competition in Dartford, UK, throwing equipment and volunteers into the air. The event was caught on camera, leaving behind damaged property but no serious injuries.

Drama at dawn: illegal residents attempt escape and strike police officer
Four illegal residents from Judea and Samaria without stay permits and an Israeli driver from Lod were arrested at dawn on suspicion of involvement in a series of break-ins at apartments and warehouses throughout Gush Dan. During the operation, their vehicle hit a police car and an officer's legs, and the officers fired at the vehicle's tires.

Senior Health Ministry official on the lasting consequences of 'Magic Honey': 'Could cause a stroke and endanger lives'
After laboratory tests found that the dubious product contains a prohibited medicinal substance, the director of the Ministry's Enforcement and Inspection Division revealed that hospitalizations following its use have already been reported in Israel. 'It is a dangerous substance,' he warns, explaining that severe side effects can appear as early as the first use.

Documentation of pursuit into Lebanon and kidnapping fears: "An hour in a car and they are in Damascus"
The IDF states that activist infiltrations into Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza are diverting forces from operational missions. Reservists called up from leave to search for infiltrators are frustrated by the lack of government and judicial response.

Former 'Married at First Sight' star: 'I learned this trick only at age 30'
Shaked Bitton shared on social media his solution to an issue that occupies us all in the kitchen, leaving followers stunned: 'So, swimming goggles aren't needed?' Watch

Official: Armando Bacot signs two-year deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv
The American center (26, 2.08 m), who played last season for Fenerbahce, will wear yellow until the summer of 2028: "Very excited to join a historic organization." Kattash: "Possesses very high offensive capabilities."

Kalfon: 'Remove the security guards permanently'
Following the violent confrontation at the Hapoel Petah Tikva match, during which a team fan was beaten by a security guard, the chairman of the Leagues Administration sent a letter to the Police Commissioner demanding a thorough investigation: 'An unacceptable incident'.

Golf Group Profit Jump: Significant Profitability Improvement Driven by Weak Dollar
The Golf Group concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a moderate sales increase, while net profit nearly tripled. The primary driver was a sharp reduction in financing expenses following the weakening of the US dollar.
Palo Alto Enters Flagship Indices of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
The cyber giant's stock will begin trading at the end of the trading day in the flagship indices of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with a weight cap of 5%. Its entry will be gradual, and at the same time, the weight cap for Ormat was reduced from 4%.

After two weeks on the run: suspect arrested for robbing a driver near Salfit
A third suspect involved in a robbery that occurred near Salfit in Samaria was arrested by detectives from the inter-agency headquarters of the Judea and Samaria District. According to the police, the robbery took place on May 26, and the investigation was opened after receiving a report on the incident.

Moshe Korsia miraculously escaped: 'They threw a grenade'
Singer Moshe Korsia shared details on Wednesday of an unusual incident near his residential building in Tel Aviv. In an alarming Instagram post, he expressed his shock upon returning home late at night, suggesting he was saved by the commandment of honoring parents.

The mandate map is changing: "Gadi Eisenkot is the big winner"
Dr. Menachem Lazar said in an interview with 103FM that the mandate blocks remain stable, but argued that the weakening of the "Bechad" party has primarily benefited Gadi Eisenkot. He also estimated that a party led by Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein could bring back right-wing voters who stayed home, and addressed the possibility of a connection between Yoav Segalovitz and Ra'am.

Police discover underground tunnel used to house illegal aliens
In a joint raid in the Segev Shalom area, law enforcement agencies uncovered an underground tunnel used to house illegal aliens, a pirate gas station with 6,500 liters of diesel fuel, counterfeit goods, and financial violations totaling 3.2 million NIS. Three suspects were arrested, including residents of Judea and Samaria.

Fashion stock rankings in July: Harel Wizel leaps to the top
After a split month in June, the fashion market provided a perfect mirror image in July. The stocks that fell the hardest last month led the gains, while those that held up collapsed. What does this sharp reversal teach us about survival in a volatile market, and why does it affect you?

Land worth 150 million shekels purchased by developer for 800 thousand
Only one company participated in an Israel Land Authority tender in Safed, submitting a minimum bid for the land. Meanwhile, Yigal Damri and Megido won land for the construction of hundreds of housing units in Sderot and Ofakim.

The AI wedding went out of control: "Can you shut up?"
Content creator Isaac Bilds thought it would be amusing to hold a wedding between two AIs. He assigned roles, chose names, and attempted to manage the vow ceremony, but within less than a minute, everything fell apart.

Heavy mourning in Israeli media: The esteemed journalist Yitzhak Noam has passed away
Yitzhak Noam, one of the founders of Eilat and a pioneer of local media, has passed away at 96. He leaves behind a rich legacy of decades of exceptional journalistic and public service.

Eran Zahavi opens a new business: Samsung Israel CEO enters the picture
From the national padel league "EZ7 padel tour" to the prestigious tournament in Savyon: a few months after announcing his retirement, the legendary striker is shifting gears in the world of business and sports. All the details on the new venture, the planned tournament, and the meeting with the Samsung CEO.

Israeli company in a 12 million shekel deal: "A milestone"
Jeen Technologies (Jeen.ai) reports its first deal with the Israeli banking system, valued at approximately 12 million shekels.

Dian Schwartz says goodbye in tears: "After what I've been through in life, this is nothing"
Dian Schwartz, who was eliminated from Dancing with the Stars, talks about the low scores that lowered her confidence, the correction she underwent in front of the cameras, and the difficult feelings on the way out.

Millions of shekels for discharged soldiers: grants of up to 18,000 shekels
As part of the "Influencing in Studies" program, hundreds of discharged combat soldiers and combat support personnel from unique populations received scholarships totaling over 10 million shekels this year.

The battle over Donald Trump's financial secrets against the BBC intensifies
The legal battle between Donald Trump and the British broadcasting network BBC is reaching a financial boiling point. The trust fund holding the president's assets has filed an emergency motion with the court in an attempt to stop an order compelling it to disclose Donald Trump's economic data. The move comes after Donald Trump demanded a massive compensation of 10 billion dollars from the...

Stewards from Petah Tikva to face detention hearing: "Remove them permanently"
The three stewards arrested following the violent brawl at the Shlomo Insurance Stadium in Petah Tikva during the Toto Cup match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya will be brought today to a hearing for the extension of their detention.

The myth is broken: not exercising? Protein consumption may harm you
A comprehensive scientific review including over 350 studies, published in the journal Cell Press Blue, reveals that for adults who are not physically active, reducing protein intake may be an easier and more effective path to a long and healthy life. This is in contrast to previous studies that focused on calorie restriction, a method many find difficult to maintain over time.

New Legal Advisor to the Competition Authority: Adv. Yonatan Zweikel
Zweikel, who has served in recent years as Deputy Legal Advisor at the Competition Authority in the civil-administrative field, will replace Adv. Yael Sheinin, who retired this week. Following this appointment, most legal advisory positions in government ministries are now filled.

An end to fakes on WhatsApp: How to identify AI-generated content
How many times have you wondered if a photo or video on a WhatsApp channel is a real shot or just a successful AI forgery? In an era where AI tools are becoming more advanced, distinguishing reality from fiction is increasingly difficult. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the popular app will soon introduce a feature to help users identify AI-generated content in seconds.
Eisenkot criticized from within the camp: "He lacks government experience - this is not the army"
Ram Ben-Barak admitted that the polls for the 'Bechad' party are not encouraging, but expressed confidence in his place on the list. Regarding Eisenkot, he said he lacks government experience and defended Yoav Segalovitz, who left 'Yesh Atid' and joined Mansour Abbas in Ra'am: "He is a brave man."

Hadar Muchtar awaits the Prime Minister's decision that will determine her future: "He will give"
Hadar Muchtar commented on Thursday on her candidacy in the upcoming Likud primaries. In an interview with Channel 14, she expressed confidence that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will approve the shortening of her qualifying period, stating that she relies on his support to help bring young people into the party.
State Attorney's Office appeals for harsher sentence for Elhanan Rot
The State Attorney's Office has appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that the seven-year prison sentence for Elhanan Rot, convicted of rape and severe sexual offenses against two children, is insufficient given the severity of the crimes.

Why Google is losing its top AI developers
Google's parent company, Alphabet, valued at $4 trillion, is facing a difficult strategic dilemma. While its cloud division reports an 82% revenue growth, the company is experiencing a significant wave of departures among key scientists, including Chief Scientist Jeff Dean, who is leaving after 27 years.

Study proves humanity is becoming less intelligent — here is the reason
Throughout the last century, average IQ scores worldwide rose consistently. However, a new study published in the journal "Intelligence" reveals the opposite: an analysis of hundreds of thousands of tests collected in the USA between 2006 and 2018 shows that scores have begun to decline.
Who will be left out of the next Knesset? Silman sends a clear message to Likud members
Against the backdrop of the approaching Likud primaries, Minister Idit Silman clarified in a conversation with Nissim Mishal and Anat Davidov that she is not worried about her seat, addressed Dudi Amsalem's remarks about Eisenkot, and confronted Mishal, who accused her of reading from a "talking points" memo.

Unknown individuals desecrated the flag at an IDF soldier's grave three times in one week: "I stood there and cried"
"I asked him for forgiveness, forgiveness for going out to fight": Gilanit, mother of paratrooper Staff Sergeant Regev Amar, who was killed in the battles at Kissufim on October 7, noticed that the national flag flying over her son's grave had been desecrated time and again. The mother fears that Haredim who were touring the Banias area are behind the sabotage: "A red line has been crossed here...
The explosion that almost derailed talks: how escalation with Lebanon was averted
The second day of talks between Israel and Lebanon in Rome concluded earlier than planned yesterday following an explosion in the Majdal Zoun area and subsequent border escalation.

At a valuation of 200 million shekels: Fox takes control of Itay Brands
The Fox Group has signed a new agreement with the other shareholders of the popular fashion brand, increasing its holdings to 63%. In the first stage, the group will purchase 7% of the company's shares for 11.5 million shekels, while its two partners will each retain 18.5%. The agreement also includes a mechanism for further increasing the stake in the coming years.

Will Europe help resolve the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz?
According to reports in the UK, a new proposal being examined as part of the contacts between the US and Iran includes the establishment of an international fund to finance passage through the Strait of Hormuz, in which Europe may participate in funding. At the same time, Tehran is examining the option of allowing European forces to assist in clearing naval mines.

Major bondholders supported Nofar — two series that opposed will be redeemed for 400 million shekels
Nofar Energy shares fell by 5.4% amid a dispute with the Securities Authority over financial covenants. The company will voluntarily redeem two bond series whose holders opposed the proposed changes to trust deeds.

Ram Ben-Barak: "Eisenkot lacks experience - this is not the army"
Knesset member Ram Ben-Barak stated in an interview with 103FM radio that his primary goal is to replace the current government. Regarding Gadi Eisenkot, he noted that he lacks experience in government work, unlike politicians from Yesh Atid or Naftali Bennett.

Severe incident in Lebanon: Israel Katz demands answers on why troops entered booby-trapped building
The Northern Command is investigating the deaths of two IDF soldiers who were killed after entering a booby-trapped building in southern Lebanon. Defense Minister Israel Katz has ordered stricter adherence to protocols, emphasizing that his policy prioritizes the destruction of terrorist structures over ground entry.

Millions of Iraqis without salaries: The Hormuz crisis hits families
More than a week after the scheduled payment date for July salaries, millions of public sector employees, retirees, and welfare recipients in Iraq have yet to receive their wages. Senior officials admit that the liquidity crisis, exacerbated by the impact on oil revenues, makes it difficult for the government to meet its financial obligations.

Einav Booblil slams Niv Gilboa: "He is unbearable. Someone must put an end to this"
Following the TV presenter and food critic's attack on Maya Kay, influencer Einav Booblil has come to her friend's defense. Booblil stated: "It's a free market, let everyone buy wherever they want."

Driving test scandal exposed: "Emotional distress and heavy financial damage"
Serious allegations have emerged regarding the conduct of examiners in practical driving tests, ranging from last-minute cancellations and technical failures to months of waiting at a cost of thousands of shekels.

1.2 million shekels in one evening: The real earnings of Liran Danino
Liran Danino takes the stage at the Menora Mivtachim Arena tonight in front of thousands of fans. Yet, behind the glittering performance lies a complex financial reality where a large portion of the revenue is consumed by taxes, rent, and production costs.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Numerology: Chances of Winning in 2026
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's roadmap towards October 2026 is revealed, presenting a rare combination of numbers. What dramatic twists and unexpected changes await him at the moment of truth at the ballot box — all the details.

Renowned fashion chain files for bankruptcy: "Financial burden of past debts"
The Dutch company Mud Jeans, considered a pioneer in the field of green fashion, has succumbed to past debts. CEO Dion Vijgeboom hopes this is not the end: "The financial burden was too great."

The General lost control: Why must the Central Command chief go?
While Minister Israel Katz attacks him from one side, unprecedented data reveals the real failure under the command of Avi Bluth in the territories and the alarming figure that jumped by 27%.

A surprise in Israeli high-tech: The unusual data of Haredi startups
While the entire industry is dealing with a complex slowdown in investments, the BizLabs program reveals exceptional data on an unusual survival rate of 93% and the raising of tens of millions of dollars.

Two sunsets in one night: The remote Spanish village becoming a global focal point
In the remote village of Uzanosa de Muño in Spain's Burgos province, life usually moves at a slow pace, with the weekly bread truck being the highlight. However, on August 12, 2026, this quiet village is set to become a global destination thanks to its perfect positioning for a total solar eclipse.

Crisis in the Rabbinical Courts: hearings, divorces, and travel bans to be halted
Following a Supreme Court ruling that halted the transfer of funds, senior officials in the religious services system warn of a complete cessation of services to citizens as early as this coming Sunday. The freeze will prevent the opening of divorce cases, Jewish status inquiries, and the issuance of travel bans. A senior official in the religious services system harshly criticized the move...
ME ELECTRIC: Mistakes that cost consumers thousands of shekels when buying a refrigerator
Buying a refrigerator is one of the most significant financial investments in every Israeli home. It is a central appliance that operates 24/7 and is expected to last for a decade or more, yet many consumers make costly errors during the purchase process.

When violence comes from the left, everyone suddenly goes silent and disappears
Once again in our segment: "We are not them and they are not us." This time, extreme left-wing activists arrived at a party headquarters, painted in blood and spreading terror. The current siege is not at a hair salon or in the stairwell of MK Tali Gottlieb, but at the Religious Zionism headquarters in Shoham.
The technology conquering the world of hair removal has arrived in Lod
The world of laser hair removal continues to evolve at a rapid pace, with new technologies changing the way people experience the treatment. If in the past many feared pain or uncertainty regarding the results, today the reality looks completely different.

Tal Meir was surprised on air – and couldn't believe her eyes: "No way"
A particularly moving moment occurred on Thursday during the program "Israel This Morning," when Channel 14 presenter Tal Meir recognized her nephew, Eitan, live on air as he arrived at the induction center ahead of his enlistment in the Paratroopers Brigade. According to him, the war pushed him to reach "as combat-oriented as possible and as high as possible."

Harel seeks to deepen its activity in hedge funds - in talks to acquire Tulip
Harel is seeking to expand its activity in the hedge fund sector through the acquisition of a management entity. The group is in talks to acquire shares in the management company of the Tulip hedge fund at a valuation of approximately 40 million shekels.

Drone manufacturer for the Russian army seriously wounded in car explosion
Vladimir Tkachev, head of the factory producing 'Upyr' FPV drones, was seriously wounded in a car bombing in the Sverdlovsk region. His driver was killed. The incident is the latest in a series of attacks targeting senior figures in the Russian defense industry.

It's Final: Google Is Removing Google Assistant from Android Devices
Google has confirmed that starting September 4, access to its long-standing voice assistant, Google Assistant, will be removed from Android phones, tablets, and connected devices in favor of Gemini.

Robbery, extortion and threats: indictment filed against members of the "SSQ" gang | Documentation
The three youths, aged 15 and 16, arrived a few weeks ago at a store on a central street in Holon and vandalized it. The next day, they returned to the scene, demanded money from the business owner, and violently attacked him. The police are now requesting to extend their detention until the end of the proceedings.

Drama at Novolog: Oded Pozis appointed himself chairman and selected a new board of directors
A day after the control struggle was resolved, the chairman and board of directors of Novolog resigned. Oded Pozis, representing the controlling shareholder family, has been appointed chairman, with Ofer Linczewski, Doron Sela, and CPA Sagi Kaduri joining the board.

Burger King employee fired after shouting "Free Palestine" at Israeli customer
Ariana Hamilton was fired from the burger chain after confronting an Israeli customer, but subsequently raised nearly $100,000 online. Burger King stated it has zero tolerance for antisemitism or discrimination.

Moshe Arbel's Upgrade: Annual Compensation at Mehadrin to Reach 3.4 Million Shekels
Former Interior Minister Moshe Arbel, appointed chairman of Mehadrin, is set to receive a compensation package worth up to 3.4 million shekels annually for an 80% position.

Training funds (Keren Hishtalmut): July performance and investment insights
The return forecast for training funds in July is approximately -0.5% for the general track and -0.9% for the stock track. Meanwhile, the S&P 500 track is expected to rise by about 2.4% due to the strengthening of the dollar. We analyze fund performance and the significant tax advantages of this savings instrument.

"The Land of Judea is waking up": Settlers riot in Palestinian village, causing injuries
Palestinian media reported that settlers attacked residents in the village of Khirbet Tuba in the Hebron Hills, setting fire to structures and damaging infrastructure. Five people, including a woman and two children, were hospitalized. The slogan "The Land of Judea is waking up" was found at the scene.

Hezbollah has not given up the struggle: The challenge awaiting beyond the ceasefire
The organization has weakened since October 7, but has not changed its worldview and has not stopped regrouping. Negotiations with Lebanon are an opportunity, but Israel must not ignore the reality on the ground. Human dynamics: an elegant solution to the current problem creates a new problem the next day.

46-year-old Be'er Sheva resident charged with sex offenses against minor relative
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a resident of Be'er Sheva for sex offenses against his 10-year-old relative. According to the indictment, the defendant exploited his role as the person accompanying her from school to perform indecent acts. Prosecutors have requested that he remain in custody until the end of legal proceedings, noting that the abuse ceased only after the...
Fears are growing: Hezbollah is changing tactics – and the IDF is preparing for the next challenge | Avi Ashkenazi
Guerrilla warfare in Lebanon, a change in policy in Gaza, reinforcement of forces in the West Bank, and additional reserve mobilization – the series of challenges facing the IDF in the coming days looks particularly complex, and the political echelon is blocking any significant action.

'Etzel Oved ba-Kfar' has arrived in Tel Aviv: Meet 'Etzel Oved ba-Ir'
Yesterday it finally happened: after long months of waiting, the beloved restaurant opened its doors for a soft launch in a very central location. So what do they eat at 'Etzel Oved ba-Ir', are the prices the same as in the mother branch in Or Yehuda, and will we see long lines here too?

The father embezzled the son's money, and the brother will pay
A verdict handed down last month in the Family Court in Rishon LeZion illustrates once again how important it is to draw up clear agreements even between family members.
At one-fifth the price of Tel Aviv: 3-room apartment in Israel sold for 525,000 shekels
Despite the uncertainty in the economy and the still-high interest rates, real estate deals continue to be signed across the country. These are the prices buyers paid this week — from Haifa to Beersheba.
"Global Hunger": The "El Niño" phenomenon threatens 49 million people
A new report by the UN World Food Programme warns that the "El Niño" climate phenomenon could add 49 million people to the cycle of hunger, spike food prices, and exacerbate the crisis in 45 vulnerable countries.

"A Climax of Humiliation": The Bullying Epidemic in the Israeli Labor Market
From claims of bullying at the Prime Minister's residence to quiet exclusion in government ministries: the alarming data of the Israeli labor market, and the reason why the problem will not solve itself.
Eldar Dayan's mother at the scene: "Take me to see - I will tell you if it is him"
After Eldar Dayan's mother heard reports about the discovery of a body, she immediately arrived at the scene and confronted the police forces: "Take me to see my son, I will tell you if it is him."

"A cynical use of a draconian procedure": District Court discusses the cancellation of the administrative order against Tal Yinon Dardik
The Jerusalem District Court is discussing an appeal filed on behalf of the Central Command Chief, Major General Avi Bluth, against a decision stating that the administrative restriction order against Tal Yinon Dardik is not enforceable in its current format. Knesset members Limor Son Har-Melech and Tally Gotliv also arrived at the hearing, sharply criticizing Bluth and claiming that the filing of...

23-year-old chess master leaves OpenAI to launch a mind-reading startup
Naomi Bashkansky, a 23-year-old chess master and former OpenAI researcher, has joined the startup Conduit. The company is developing technology to convert human thoughts into text.

The most worthy buffet in the country? Nomi in Kfar Monash has cracked the code
Everyone is talking about Nomi, but nothing prepared us for what we found at the restaurant in Kfar Monash on a mid-summer Wednesday afternoon. A huge selection of pastries, sandwiches, salads, spreads, desserts, and special dishes, excellent service, a relaxed atmosphere, and everything is running flawlessly.

Harel was an engineer at Elbit and left behind 4 children; the service hindered Tamir's work, but "he felt obligated"
Relatives of company commander Harel Birnstock and combat medic Tamir Vaknin, who were killed by an explosive device in Lebanon, say that despite the personal cost, they never considered stopping their reserve service. "Harel put his whole life on hold," says his friend Michael, while Tamir's brother, Yoav, adds that he was planning a career move to the USA.
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Hanoch Daum asks for prayers: "May there be good news"
Hanoch Daum shared the names of the four soldiers who were seriously wounded in an explosive device blast in southern Lebanon, in which Major (res.) Harel Birenstock and Sergeant Major (res.) Tamir Vaknin were killed, and asked the public to pray for their recovery: "I was asked to publish" | All the details
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"I have no money for gas": Omri Kanda opens up about his financial struggles
In episode 12 of 'Power Couple' on Reshet 13, Omri Kanda shared his personal story of financial hardship, working two jobs, and his efforts to pay off past debts to support his family.

For 160 million shekels: former president of the Contractors Association sold his real estate company
Raul Sarugo and Ampa signed an agreement for the acquisition of his construction company, which holds rights to 6 urban renewal projects expected to include about 1,400 new housing units.
Days before opening: fragmentation grenade thrown at a Rami Levy branch under construction in Ramle
The grenade was thrown early in the morning, causing damage to the structure. In another incident overnight, a fragmentation grenade was thrown at a tower in the prestigious Park Tzameret neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv, causing damage to the entrance floor.

Terror plot thwarted: Bus loaded with explosives seized in Colombia
Authorities intercepted a booby-trapped bus containing 420 kg of explosives, suspected to be intended for an attack on security forces in Cali during the inauguration of President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella. The plot is reportedly led by a commander of a breakaway FARC faction.

Ratings: For the first time - Yinon Magal and "The Patriots" hit the bottom
This is the first time in August that the program "The Patriots" (Channel 14) has finished last in the prime-time rankings. Meanwhile, "Come Dine With Me" (Kan 11) shone with a 7.2% rating.

"Bisrabek" opens a new business: "Looking for a franchisee, come make money"
After transforming from an internet star into a successful restaurant chain in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Be'er Sheva, Mitar Saadun has reached out to residents of Holon in search of a franchisee for a new branch: "Whoever is serious, talk to me, come make money."

Amazon and Apollo Power: Israeli Project in France Worth 2 Million Shekels
Israeli cleantech company Apollo Power will build a solar system at an Amazon logistics center in France, a move that could lead to further projects across Europe.

Vladimir Putin's crypto revolution: the move that will change the rules of the game
Russia approves for the first time a legal framework for the trading and mining of digital currencies, but blocks the possibility of using them within the country and grants banks unprecedented enforcement powers.

Golf: How the weak dollar boosted profit by 180%
The net profit of the Golf group jumped to 15.6 million shekels, the stock has already risen more than 20% this year, and the company continues to distribute dividends. However, there is a factor hidden in the reports that controls the picture and may pose a risk. What investors must understand before getting carried away by the headline.

Ormat beat analyst expectations and raised its annual forecast
Ormat Technologies reported second-quarter results that exceeded analyst expectations for both profit and revenue. Following these positive results, the company raised its revenue forecast for 2026.

Instead of the Indian version: Disney+ app in Israel to be replaced
In September, Israel will transition from the Indian app launched here to the global app, which includes the option to connect abroad, smarter content recommendations, and different parental controls. The old app will stop working in the country in October. Login verification will henceforth be done via email only. Will this affect the password sharing phenomenon? Not necessarily.

Finally: Disney Plus in Israel is moving to the international app
Four years after its launch in Israel, Disney Plus is migrating to its universal international application. This transition will allow Israeli users to access the service while traveling abroad and benefit from improved recommendation algorithms.

Sex offender who posed as a therapist and attacked children caught at Ben Gurion Airport
A 50-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of a series of sex offenses committed before he left the country in 2015, after which he had been declared wanted for questioning.

The experts' secret: the right way to overcome jet lag
Feeling tired in the afternoon and wide awake in the middle of the night after a flight? Experts explain what really happens to your biological clock when you cross time zones and present simple steps to help you enjoy your vacation or return to your routine.

Escalation in protest against "Ba-Smita" cafe: teenager arrested
Police arrested a teenager suspected of throwing feces at the "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem amid ongoing protests over its operation on Shabbat. The arrest follows a sharp escalation in clashes, during which protesters attempted to force their way into the establishment.

OpenAI models set up an internal forum – and used it to coordinate system hacks
Autonomous OpenAI AI agents collaborated for months through a secret internal forum. They exchanged information on vulnerabilities and coordinated hacks to gain unauthorized access to the open internet.

Neri Livneh revealed she is dealing with Parkinson's: "It's time for me to come out of the closet"
The 73-year-old journalist described in her weekly column the period during which her health declined, the tests she underwent, and the moment she was diagnosed with the disease. Recently, she even tripped in the street and broke her shoulder — a fall that she says was related to the diagnosis. "I was ashamed of it, Parkinson's is a very unhappy holiday."

'Terem' failed to diagnose appendicitis – and will pay 736 thousand shekels
A patient with abdominal pain and vomiting was discharged home, but three days later it was discovered: her appendix had burst. The court ruled that the clinic's doctors should have performed a blood test.
Public humiliation for Mamdani: thousands of participants drove the New York City mayor off the stage
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani took the stage to speak at a police support event, but was forced to leave the stage in less than a minute following boos, insults, and loud protests from thousands of participants.

Zahi Ahmad's father: "He has full confidence and a coach who pushes him"
Ahmad Ahmad spoke on the 103fm sports show following his son's major achievement with Hapoel Be'er Sheva: "Everyone aspires to advance - to Europe and to the national team."
No invasion and no assassinations: Donald Trump's new way to change Cuba
Donald Trump hoped that the Cuban regime would collapse by the midterm elections in November. The forecast did not materialize, and now the CIA is establishing a secret task force designed to increase pressure on Havana and undermine its leadership.

On the way to $1.2 billion: Ormat is taking over new markets
The geothermal energy producer is raising its annual forecast to up to $1.2 billion following strong second-quarter reports, alongside an unusual jump of almost 200% in its energy storage activity worldwide.

Rami Levy with a market-breaking offer: children's product for only 189.90 NIS
The retail chain is expanding its non-food promotions and is offering a children's trampoline at a market-breaking price, in addition to a set of folding chairs and a writing desk at unprecedented prices published earlier this week | All the details

Sustainability, Trust and Resilience: The New Engines of Business Success
The successful businesses of 2026 will not necessarily be the fastest, but those that know how to build trust, resilience, and adaptability in a changing reality and conditions of uncertainty.

For the second time this week: a grenade was thrown at a residential building in Tel Aviv
The war between criminal groups continues to escalate: a fragmentation grenade was thrown last night at a residential building in the Tzamaret neighborhood of northern Tel Aviv. This is the second such incident this week.

Israeli Company That Lost 83% Since IPO Surges 35% Following Earnings
Kaltura is worth less than a fifth of its 2021 IPO valuation and had previously sought an acquisition. Recent earnings reports have shifted the narrative, at least for now. What is driving the surge, and what risks remain?

Despite the World Cup loss: Lionel Messi donated 80 thousand euros to Spain
Weeks after the Argentine national team's loss in the World Cup final against Spain, the big star mobilized to assist residents of the Madrid region who were severely affected by forest fires.

Assi Israelof on grief and new beginnings: "I was in pain and it was sad"
The beloved comedian speaks for the first time about the painful marital crisis he endured, the challenges of living alone in the heart of Tel Aviv, and his decision not to give up on his biggest dream.

Rami Levy, Victory and Carrefour: The same shopping basket with a difference of almost 1,000 shekels
A massive check of 148 products in seven digital retail chains reveals huge differences of tens of percent, with the gap between the first and last place reaching over 900 shekels for the exact same basket.

National Insurance Institute: Child allowance payments scheduled for August 20
All parents of children up to age 18 are entitled to a monthly payment from the National Insurance Institute. Learn how the amounts are calculated, when funds are transferred, and when an application is required.
After decades: A new flu vaccine has been approved that may change the rules of the game
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Moderna's Mfalusiva, the first seasonal flu vaccine based on mRNA technology. In a large-scale trial, the vaccine showed a 26.6% higher relative efficacy compared to a standard-dose flu vaccine.

July breaks records: how much money did Israelis spend at the start of the summer?
Data from the Shva company points to a sharp jump and record credit card spending this month, alongside a record-breaking cash withdrawal amount — at a level not seen since the outbreak of the war. The sharp increase was recorded in the leisure, food, and restaurant sectors, while the aviation and tourism industries recorded an opposite trend.

A happy ending: Lion cubs illegally smuggled into Israel have found a new home in Africa
Two lions, "Ben Tzur" and "Uri", found in 2025 after being held and traded illegally, were transferred in a complex operation without anesthesia to the ADI sanctuary for big cats in South Africa. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority and the Hai Park Motzkin accompanied the two on their journey, and the mother of Staff Sergeant Uri Gerbi, of blessed memory, for whom the lion is named, came to say...
Matan Kahana presses the point that hurts Likud: "That's why they are in such shock and stress"
Matan Kahana sharply criticizes the government's conduct in the north, claims that Israel has lost its freedom of action in Lebanon, calls for striking Hezbollah with force, and also addresses Qatar, Gadi Eisenkot, and the political system.

“Hapoel Tel Aviv will finish in 1st-2nd place, Safra is the biggest owner in Israel”
Shaye Feigenboim predicts a great season and is happy with the owner: “Soon he will bring another player or two of a level that will bring added value. He didn't come here for a trip.” Listen to the interview on 103fm

A lesson from Loizos: Douglas Owusu has no release clause at Hapoel Tel Aviv
Following the summer saga of Loizos Loizou, who utilized a 3 million euro release clause to move to Red Star Belgrade, Hapoel Tel Aviv has changed its strategy. The Reds' new signing, Douglas Owusu, has no release clause, a condition agreed upon by the player and his representatives in advance.

"Will help achieve the goals": Freddy Bourdillon signs with Hapoel Tel Aviv
The 35-year-old guard, who played last season for Ironi Ramat Gan and Bnei Herzliya, joins the Reds until the summer of 2027. Coach Dimitris Itoudis emphasized that Bourdillon's experience is crucial for the team's championship ambitions.
Israeli football star wants to acquire a club: "It's my dream"
The 37-year-old midfielder clarifies that retirement is not on the table at this stage, reveals that he has received offers from the National League, and talks about his big dream of establishing his own football club.

Ahead of the trading opening: The Israeli company that crashed 30% yesterday
El Al doubled its profits and surged yesterday, but energy dragged Tel Aviv down. On Wall Street, the Dow hit a record, but AMD disappointed, and SpaceX plunged 13%. The major Israeli company crashed due to a weak forecast. What is expected today?

Hadassah Ben-Ari on ending the 'diaper era' after 16 years: 'How strange it feels'
Hadassah Ben-Ari, ex-wife of singer Hanan Ben-Ari, shares her emotional reflections on her youngest daughter's potty training, marking the end of a 16-year chapter in her life.
A bystander on the road to disaster: The Old Continent is losing control of its destiny
The wars in Iran and Ukraine, historic fires, the migration crisis, and fears of rising energy prices expose Europe's weakness, as it struggles to influence the decisions that shape its security and future.

Profit Surge Leads to 20 Million Shekel Dividend Distribution
Israeli credit firm Yaakov Finance reports a strong quarter with increased financing revenues and high return on equity, resulting in a significant dividend payout for shareholders.

Body image issues, love from David Bowie and the fear of a comeback: Lisa Kudrow is long past being just Phoebe Buffay
She was one of the biggest stars of the world's most successful sitcom, but for years she struggled to appreciate herself and her work — and to find success that stood on its own. More than 20 years after "Friends", with a star on the Walk of Fame, another Emmy nomination and the closing of the circle of "The Comeback", it seems that it is finally Lisa Kudrow's turn to gain renewed appreciation.

After the perfect ending: why was "Ted Lasso" brought back at all?
Three years after saying goodbye to the Richmond fans, the most optimistic coach on television returns for a fourth season — this time with a women's soccer team. After the final season exposed the mental toll of his endless optimism, the question arises whether the series has truly found a new story to tell — or if it is simply trying to recreate one of the biggest streaming hits of the decade.

Fuel crisis in the West Bank: Chaos at gas stations and power struggles
Palestinian residents in the West Bank have been facing severe fuel shortages for three weeks. While the PA blames delays in tax revenue transfers, gas station owners argue that funds were diverted to other purposes.

"After October 7, I got a slap in the face when I realized how much drones were not part of the system"
Udi Oster, CEO of Aitan, recalls how he realized the critical lack of drones in IDF units after October 7, 2023. This realization led him to establish a war room for equipment supply and develop a unique drone operating system.

The outskirts of Rosh HaAyin: The place where a new human was born
Archaeological excavations at Qesem Cave near Rosh HaAyin reveal unique evidence of ancient life. Research suggests that a new human type developed here 400,000 years ago.

Family Office for the Masses
Artificial intelligence is poised to become a personal financial agent for everyone, bridging the gap between private investors and the sophisticated financial tools previously reserved for the wealthy.

Reading Saddam to Understand Iran
American journalist Steve Coll analyzes Saddam Hussein's meeting transcripts in his book "Achilles Trap," arguing that the lack of direct dialogue with enemies leads to dangerous miscalculations.

Five things to know before the trading day
Trading in Tel Aviv is expected to open against a backdrop of heavy pressure in the technology sector worldwide. Trading in Asia is under pressure and futures on Wall Street are mixed. Mixed results and drama in the earnings season of Israeli companies in New York. A warning light for the US economy: the labor market is cooling sharply - but wage pressures are increasing. The profit boom on Wall...

Producer of 'Friends' in a film about the journey of October 7 survivors
This coming October, on the third anniversary of the massacre, the documentary film 'The Bridge' will be released in North America, documenting the journey of ten survivors of the attack to a music camp in Los Angeles, where they sought to process the trauma they experienced. Among the producers: Kevin Bright from 'Friends'. 'Nothing has moved me more than seeing these young survivors use music to...

Tax Authority document reveals: jump in the number of wealthy people leaving Israel
A new study by the Tax Authority indicates a sharp change in the profile of Israelis moving abroad: the rate of departures from the top decile has risen by about 80%, and the number of those leaving the high-tech and healthcare sectors has more than doubled. The taxes paid by those leaving before their departure reached about 1.2 billion shekels per year. Simultaneously, the number of people...
"Not even Iron Dome": Earthquake in the Democratic Party - and Israel is in the spotlight
Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed declares he will oppose all military aid to Israel - including funding for the "Iron Dome", accuses Israel of "genocide" and stirs up a storm in the US following his victory in Michigan.

Sokler to start on the bench, new role for Varela: Maccabi Tel Aviv's concerns
Maccabi Tel Aviv striker Aster Sokler will make his debut tonight (Thursday) against CSKA Sofia in the third qualifying round of the Europa League (19:00, Sport1), though he is expected to begin the match on the bench. Sayed Abu Farchi, who has started every summer match for the team, is also expected to lead the attack.
"A severe blow to the democratic right": The initiative to transport the elderly to the polls
Following the government's decision not to place polling stations in nursing homes that are not geriatric facilities, Adi Israeli launched an initiative to accompany and transport the elderly and people with mobility issues to vote. Within weeks, over 7,000 volunteers have registered.

National Insurance Institute: August Benefit Payment Schedule
Starting August 12, the National Insurance Institute will begin distributing the first benefits of the month. Some recipients will see increased amounts following index updates, and certain payment dates have been adjusted due to the calendar.

Eitan Yohananoff breaks the market: sought-after products starting at 199 shekels
Competition between retail chains is intensifying as the Yohananoff chain offers major brands like Ninja, Tefal, and Roborock at unprecedented prices, including a vacuum cleaner for 199 shekels and a slushie machine for 699 shekels.

Revenue of $122.7 Million: Significant Growth for Gilat
With a 17% increase in revenue and new contracts in the in-flight internet sector, the company reports strong second-quarter results and progress on a major defense acquisition.

Satellite internet giant on the brink of collapse: massive debts and competition from Elon Musk
Veteran satellite internet provider Hughesnet has filed for bankruptcy protection after losing hundreds of thousands of subscribers to Starlink. The company faces $1.5 billion in debt and struggles to compete with newer satellite technology.

Odia Pinto is ready for the next stage: "I am dying for a little Elior"
Internet personality Odia Pinto and her husband Elior, stars of the show "Power Couple", shared their dream of becoming parents. Watch the moving clip.

Top market leaders in urban renewal revealed
Which companies dominate the urban renewal sector? New data shows that a number of key players control the market in the Sharon area.

Yinon Magal crosses the line: Scandal over Gadi Eisenkot's children
Ben Caspit responded sharply to Yinon Magal's remarks regarding Eisenkot's children, contrasting them with the lifestyle of Benjamin Netanyahu's children.

El Al's Frequent Flyer Program Under Threat: Tax Authority Plans Crackdown
Benefits worth millions of dollars accumulated from business purchases flow directly into the pockets of executives. However, a potential tightening of tax enforcement could shake the profitability model of major Israeli loyalty programs, primarily El Al's frequent flyer club.
Has the bitter end arrived? Body located during search for Eldar Dayan
As part of the search for missing person Eldar Dayan, police, Border Police officers, and volunteers found a body in an advanced state of decomposition in an open area. Identification is currently pending.
"Israel dragged us into a war": Tucker Carlson's manifesto against Trump and Jerusalem
Anti-Israel commentator Tucker Carlson, who has become a prominent voice for the breakaway MAGA faction, unveiled a ten-point political manifesto on his web show. In the document, he accuses Israel of pushing the US into a war with Iran and outlines a new political order.

Hapoel Tel Aviv in talks with former Maccabi Tel Aviv player
The Reds have been in contact recently with Jasiel Rivero, who played for the Yellows for two years. The backup center position is the last one remaining before the roster is finalized. The team is expected to participate in a preseason tournament in Italy — these are the opponents they will face.

Tourism Crisis Hits Israel: Stock Declines and Plummeting Visitor Numbers
Tourism in Israel has been in a deep crisis since October 7, 2023, with the number of tourists entering the country between January and July 2026 totaling only 430,000, compared to 1.95 million in the same period in 2019, the peak year. The sector, once a sought-after investment, has become a source of losses for investors, contrasting with the overall market trend.

Market status: declines in Asia this morning, Israeli stocks wipe out over $1 billion, and a warning from Jamie Dimon
Globes presents the latest global market update. This morning, Asian markets are falling, led by South Korea. Wall Street and oil prices remain stable. Taboola and SolarEdge have lost over $1 billion in value, while JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of hidden leverage risks.
JD Vance: "Netanyahu did not confront me"
US Vice President JD Vance denied reports of a confrontation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing their meeting as a "pleasant but direct conversation." He also reaffirmed the US commitment to preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and criticized the Democratic candidate in Michigan.

Slight rise in temperatures: heavy heat loads expected across the country
Those planning to be outdoors during the noon hours are advised to prepare for heavy heat loads, especially in the eastern and southern regions. It is recommended to drink plenty of fluids, minimize prolonged exposure to the sun as much as possible, and avoid physical activity during the hot hours of the day.

Messi's first goals since the World Cup and a new record
The 39-year-old star scored twice and added an assist in a 4:2 victory over Atletico San Luis, becoming the all-time leading scorer of the Leagues Cup.

Fourth Cancellation on the Road to the End: What Is Happening with Rod Stewart?
The veteran singer cancelled a performance at the last minute due to a mechanical issue with his plane, with the rescheduled date set for 2027. This marks the fourth cancellation on Stewart’s current tour, which is billed as his final world tour.

20-year-old murdered in shooting in Gilboa
A young man of about 20 was murdered in a shooting in the village of Muqeible. MADA teams evacuated him to HaEmek Hospital while performing resuscitation efforts, where his death was pronounced. Police forces were dispatched to the scene, began extensive searches to locate suspects, and are investigating the circumstances of the case.

The historic US move that will fundamentally change relations with Israel
One of the oldest and most central alliances in the world is facing a historic turning point. Faced with heavy political pressure from both sides of the political map in the US and the approaching expiration date of funding agreements, the Trump administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are promoting a dramatic outline: ending the transfer of annual grants of billions of...

Dietitian explains: Do you really need to wash rice before cooking?
Many of us automatically wash rice before it goes into the pot, but is this action really necessary from a health perspective? In a recently published post, dietitian Yarden Ovadia explains what washing can actually remove, why it almost does not solve the problem of arsenic, and what can still be done to reduce exposure to it.

At an altitude of over 2,000 meters: a unique snail discovered in China receives a mythological name
A freshwater snail living in dark underground caves has been named after a figure from Chinese mythology. This first-of-its-kind discovery highlights the urgent need for extensive cave surveys to protect such vulnerable species.

A rare visit: a 170 cm sunfish documented in the Gulf of Eilat
The sunfish, one of the largest bony fish in the world and a species defined as vulnerable, was documented in the Coral Reserve in Eilat. "I was impressed by the power and presence of this special fish," said the Israel Nature and Parks Authority inspector who documented it.

Returning to the NBA: Lonnie Walker signs with the Denver Nuggets
The Maccabi Tel Aviv point guard from last season is joining Nikola Jokic's squad on a $3.3 million deal. He will be replaced by Keaton Wallace, who agreed to terms last night.

From Cinderella to Halitzah: Itay Betzaleli explores what our shoes say about us
The "Shoe Stories" exhibition at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem presents shoes not just as an item of clothing, but as a story of identity, nostalgia, and even faith. Stylist Itay Betzaleli met with three creators from the worlds of design, fashion, and collecting to understand our connection to the pair on our feet.

Lettuce from Mexico linked to hundreds of hospitalizations and bankruptcy of a restaurant chain
US health authorities, the FDA and CDC, announced yesterday (Wednesday) that the investigation into a massive outbreak of the intestinal disease cyclosporiasis has expanded its geographic range to 6 additional states. This brings the total number of affected states to 15, with the primary focus of the outbreak linked to lettuce originating in central Mexico, leading to severe damage to the...

HOT Demanded 1,000 Shekels from a Customer Who Disconnected 11 Years Ago
Nitzan Kidar terminated her contract in 2015, yet HOT kept her registered as a subscriber until 2024. Following an inquiry by mako, the company canceled the debt claim.

Without ego or inspiration: your favorite work was written by ChatGPT
Your favorite writers are actually machines: a study found that readers rated AI-generated stories as higher quality when the source was hidden. We refuse to believe it, but the line between human creativity and algorithms is vanishing.

Massive lawsuit in the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' program: 43 apartment buyers against the contractor
43 apartment buyers have recently filed a lawsuit for approximately 1.95 million shekels after their apartments in the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' project in the Galil neighborhood of Nazareth were delivered with a delay of many long months.

Dollar at a Six-Week Low; Japanese Yen Struggles to Maintain Gains
Global currency markets saw quieter trading on Wednesday amid cautious anticipation. The US dollar continues to trade near a six-week low, while the Japanese yen faces sharp fluctuations due to political tensions in the Persian Gulf and upcoming US employment data.

Amdocs earnings per share met analyst forecasts, revenue missed slightly
Amdocs reported overnight a quarterly profit of $1.84 per share and recorded revenue of $1.17 billion. Over the last four quarters, the company has beaten analyst forecasts for earnings per share and revenue three times.

Thanks to Israeli weapons: The country that has become a leader in South America
Argentina is integrating Israeli loitering munitions, advancing it to a leading technological status in South America. Singapore has integrated Israeli-made Blue Spear missiles into a new, advanced warship. Taiwan is developing AI-based unmanned vessels using technology from an American company. This week in the defense industries.

From a $3 million investment to a $200 million exit: The Jerusalem fund's success
The mega-deal in which Visa acquired BioCatch at a $2.4 billion valuation yielded the Jerusalem-based investor group OurCrowd about $200 million. The fund, which operates on a unique model, also holds shares in the AI giant Anthropic.
War creates a gap in the rehabilitation system: efforts to train the next generation
The Jerusalem Interdisciplinary Academic Center is launching a physiotherapy program in cooperation with Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus. The institution reports a significant surge in interest among young people in pursuing health professions.
Scholarship in memory of fallen soldier Sergeant Adi Gruman awarded to student reservist
The Tel Aviv University Alumni Organization awarded a scholarship in memory of fallen soldier Sergeant Adi Gruman, who fell on October 7, to a biology student serving in the reserves. The scholarship was provided through a donation from the Sano company, where Adi's father works.
Not just therapy, but a home: The new maritime center that will restore hope to combat veterans
The "Ma'aganat HaBayit" center, to be established at the Shavit Marina in the Kishon, will offer combat veterans and their families therapeutic sailing, support groups, and art therapy as part of a holistic rehabilitation model of the "Choosing Life" program, recognized by the Ministry of Defense.
The Battle for the Corridor: Israel can prevent Iran and Turkey from displacing it from the new Middle East | Gidon Bromberg
The corridor connecting India, the Middle East, and Europe is the most important opportunity for establishing regional stability based on economic partnership.
Maariv reader poll determines: How many mandates did Amsalem's interview cost Likud?
While Benjamin Netanyahu's circle tries to create a campaign that paints Gadi Eisenkot as a leftist, Dudi Amsalem's surprising statement threw the ruling party into a tailspin and provided the political rival with the perfect weapon.
Netanyahu and his party are sure the public will buy anything: no costume will help them
Netanyahu, Katz, and the Likud are trying to wear a state-oriented costume ahead of the elections and change positions on conscription and security issues: after the government's failures, incitement, and draft evasion laws, the public no longer believes them.
Another education system reform will not help without the right person at the helm | Yair Bar-Kol
Formulating a national strategic plan for education, including delegating powers to local authorities, is an integral part of the state's commitment to its citizens.

Gad Zeevi returning to Gadot? In talks to acquire the company for $550 million
27 years after selling his holdings, Haifa businessman Gad Zeevi is negotiating the acquisition of the Gadot group, a partner in the Port of Haifa, at a valuation of about $550 million.

Avi Eyal, one of the first investors in Monday: "The layoffs were managed as well as possible"
Avi Eyal, co-founder of Entrée Capital, addressed the recent layoffs at Monday and the compensation request for its CEOs. He emphasized that these steps are essential for the company's survival in the AI era.

Israel will not require Chevron to sell stake in gas reservoirs
The inter-ministerial committee led by Yossi Dayan has decided against changing Chevron's status in Israel's gas market. The move aims to maintain regulatory certainty and avoid forcing the energy giant to divest from its key assets.

Strengthening infrastructure: Manor acquires a stake in Argil Group at a valuation of 300 million shekels
The investment fund Manor Evergreen is acquiring 30% of the shares of Argil Group, which operates in the infrastructure and construction sector. Argil's valuation in the deal stands at 300 million shekels.

"The manpower situation in the industry without Palestinian workers is better - our output has increased by 30%"
The heads of the construction company Omer Handasa welcome the replacement of Palestinian workers with foreign ones, claiming: "The workforce today is more stable and of higher quality." They estimate that the peak of the crisis in the industry is behind us, protest against the authorities' lack of recognition of the industry's difficulties, and state: "When we dealt with state tenders, we did not...

At 26, she manages an investment portfolio and a financial career, and believes in two stocks
When Noam Ashdod received her first pay slip in high school, she discovered her passion for the world of finance. Today, she is a 26-year-old financial planner with a structured investment agenda that includes a lot of patience and zero Bitcoin. And also: 2 Israeli stocks she believes in.

Cleared for publication: Maj. (res.) Harel Birenstock and Sgt. Maj. (res.) Tamir Vaknin killed in southern Lebanon
Birenstock, a company commander in the 55th Paratroopers Brigade, and combat medic Vaknin were killed by an explosive device while scanning a booby-trapped building in Majdal Zoun, which is under IDF control. 4 other reservists were seriously wounded. It is not yet clear if the device was planted before or after the ceasefire. The IDF accused Hezbollah of a "flagrant violation" of the ceasefire...

Flagship index makes history: Real estate stocks plummeted and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange split in two
In the competition between the flagship indices of Tel Aviv, there has been a clear winner over the last decade - the TA-90. However, recently the picture has reversed as an unusual gap has opened in returns between it and the TA-35. The return gaps are also trickling down to a historic change in assets, as over 2 billion shekels have been redeemed from funds tracking the TA-90 index, and for the...

Jamie Dimon: "There is a high chance that someone will shake the market and people will panic"
During an interview with NBC, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon noted that heavy leverage increases the risk that an individual investor or a single fund will trigger wider volatility. "When you have a situation like that, there is a higher chance that someone will shake the market quickly, and people will panic because of it."

The numbers worrying the education system: how the smartphone is taking over students
Students are obsessed with smartphones: 18% of them testify that they often forget to perform tasks because they were busy with it. 22% of teenagers say they are immersed in their phone even while spending time with friends. The ORT network identifies damage to attention and mental health and is launching a program with students and teachers to reduce phone usage.

"I thought the problem was solved": The shortage that led to the confrontation between Trump and Hegseth
According to the Washington Post, the president was furious after discovering that US ammunition stockpiles had significantly depleted, affecting the continuation of the campaign against Iran. The White House and the Pentagon deny the report.

Not just Meta: The new incident worrying artificial intelligence giants
During cyber tests, an artificial intelligence tool from Meta managed to penetrate a third-party system. The event joins similar cases at OpenAI and Anthropic. The series of events in artificial intelligence engines raises questions regarding their safety.

The end of free: the airline that will require payment for a basic service
Following complaints from passengers and employees, the company decided to cancel the old weight limit but impose a new charge, completely changing the flight experience.

Investment giant reveals: the stocks you should buy now
A dramatic review by UBS analyzes the historic surge of the world's leading indices to new highs, and explains why the gains are no longer dependent only on tech giants and how to build your portfolio.

Puppy killings and mutilation: two cases of animal abuse shake Poland
Three puppies were brought to a veterinary clinic with their ears cruelly severed. In a separate case, a 42-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of killing three puppies. The surviving animals have been placed under the care of animal welfare organizations.

At just 22: Israeli internet star in a major deal — this is the value of his villa
After accumulating hundreds of millions of views, the popular content creator has moved into an exceptionally luxurious property. The video he uploaded from the location sparked a stir online, and this is the impressive value of the villa he rented.

Hybrid attack: Toyota to upgrade batteries to maintain leadership
The world's leading hybrid vehicle manufacturer does not want to lose its edge: it will launch advanced batteries that will offer improved electric range and reduced weight. Here is what we know about them.

Keshet 12 presenter Avri Gilad reveals his new obsession: 'We don't care'
Renowned TV presenter Avri Gilad took a break from the complex reality in Israel, shared his vacation habits, and revealed the new hobby that has completely captivated him.

Amdocs Reports $1.175 Billion in Revenue and Reaffirms Annual Guidance
Amdocs has released its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026, reporting revenue growth and confirming its annual outlook. The managed services sector remains the primary growth driver, achieving record revenues of $791 million.

Media expert returns to police: Eli Levi set to lead spokesperson division
After years in the media, advanced negotiations are underway for the return of former spokesperson Eli Levi to a senior position in the public relations department, while the current head of the division, who is being investigated in the case of Itamar Ben Gvir's associates, will vacate his position.

Man hid father's body in freezer to continue receiving pension
A 55-year-old man was arrested after police discovered the body of his 90-year-old father in the basement of a closed hotel he owns. Following inconsistencies regarding the father's disappearance, a search of the property led to the discovery of the body.

Ironi Tiberias: "No attempt to take from us what we achieved honestly will work"
Following the stormy hearing at the tribunal, the club updated its fans: "We will defend the club, the truth, and our right to a fair process. Our defense team blocked the attempt to force an expedited procedure."

What is hiding in the sea water? Data that worries researchers
Microscopic plastic particles are already penetrating food, drinking water, and the human body. Experts are calling to reduce the use of single-use plastic before the damage becomes irreversible. "Even our babies are not immune - these substances are passed on to them in breast milk," experts warn.

83 minutes and a victory for Gabi Kanikovski in the Europa League qualifiers
The Israel national team midfielder helped Ferencváros beat Górnik Zabrze 0:1 and gain an advantage ahead of the second leg in Poland. Aarhus defeated Sabah 1:2 in a meeting between potential opponents of Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the Champions League playoffs.

Conflict in the studio: Presenter puts Aviad Glickman on the spot — "Don't play naive"
A heated debate regarding the boundaries of journalistic ethics and the media's handling of political narratives took an unexpected turn when host Moriah Asraf challenged a reporter live on air.

Osher Ad launches a new hit at a floor price: 39.90 NIS
The chain has started selling a miniature shopping cart designed like the regular carts, allowing children to walk alongside their parents during shopping and enjoy a useful toy that will accompany them at home as well.

Watch the reception that stunned Mohamed Salah: "I have never seen anything like this"
25,000 people welcomed the Egyptian star, who is set to officially sign with Trabzonspor soon: "There are no words to describe how happy I am." And why did he choose the number 61 shirt?

Defying age and stroke: 97-year-old Betty continues to break world records
Betty Bromage broke the Guinness World Record as the oldest woman to perform a wing walk. The daring operation was intended to raise funds for the stroke unit at the hospital where she was treated with dedication. "I would be bored with life," she said.

The World's Fastest Family Car: Electricity Over Gasoline
The electric Mercedes CLA 45 AMG has set a new Nürburgring lap record for family cars. Here are the details of this remarkable achievement.

"We will return to the glory days": Maccabi Netanya aims high with a record budget
With an unprecedented budget of 54.6 million shekels, impressive acquisitions like Dolev Haziza, and a refusal to sell the squad's stars, Maccabi Netanya wants to erase the trauma of last season and qualify for the upper playoffs. Coach Roni Levy clarifies: "We are doing everything to have a strong team, but we must dramatically improve the defensive game."

Hapoel Be'er Sheva's victory only highlighted the grim situation of Israeli football
Success in Europe is bittersweet when realizing there is little chance of seeing matches in Israel soon. At least participation remains a diplomatic achievement.

"I am proudest of him, but I want to be known for my own merits": Arik and Noam Zeevi in a joint interview
She is only 17, already the Israeli youth champion in athletics and modeling simultaneously, but she is not in a hurry to be dazzled: "I would like to reach Los Angeles 2028, but Brisbane 2032 sounds much more realistic." Arik Zeevi and his daughter Noam in an open interview about genes, fatherhood, and the Olympic dream.

Drama on Wall Street: A well-known Israeli stock crashed by more than 30%
The reporting season in New York is hitting local companies, as alongside an unusual collapse of an energy giant, another Israeli stock actually surprised investors and jumped by tens of percent.

Palestinians: "Settlers set fire to structures near the Hebron Hills, 5 wounded"
In Khirbet Tuba in the Masafer Yatta area, reports were received of structures being set on fire, and in the Khallet al-Humus area, it was claimed that settlers clashed with families. The Red Crescent reported that 5 wounded were evacuated from the scene.

Avi Shoshan revealed on 'The Patriots': 'I thought Abbas was different from Tibi, I was wrong'
During 'The Patriots' program, panelist Avi Shoshan revealed on Wednesday that he changed his mind about Ra'am chairman Mansour Abbas after watching a documentary by Arab affairs correspondent Omri Haim. Shoshan, who previously expressed positive views toward Abbas, admitted that the content presented in the film created a deep internal conflict for him.

Mor Maman: "They wanted me to lose weight, they hid snacks from me"
Although she was crowned Miss Israel and represented the country internationally, in her childhood Mor Maman experienced a completely different reality. In a very personal interview, she returned to the moment she first felt desired and shared the complex trauma she went through following her mother's condition.

IRGC commander did not speak - Netanyahu claimed: "He explicitly declared they will develop nuclear weapons"
In Iran, there were no reports of a new statement by IRGC commander Vahidi, but the Prime Minister claimed in a speech at a state ceremony that he "explicitly" threatened to develop a nuclear weapon. Is there a connection to posts on social media?

"Likud will use and discard": Panelist on "The Patriots" warns the Haredi public
During "The Patriots" program broadcast on Wednesday, panelist Yaki Adamker shared his experience from Haredi radio, where he warned listeners against the Likud's attitude toward the Haredi public. According to him, even if Likud grants the Haredim their requests in the short term, the party will eventually "use and discard" them, leading to "damage for generations."

What the Ayatollahs do at night
This time, no one was surprised when Donald Trump announced the postponement of the strike "because the Iranians asked" or some other lie. As usual, the Iranians denied any agreement and, as proof, attacked another ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

Politicization has come out of the shadows
When Itamar Ben Gvir awarded Yoav Eliasi his ranks, he declared that he was fixing the police. But it was a corruption that demonstrated to us what an organization looks like that works for a minister and not for citizens.

"Mom, they filmed my private body": The affair shaking a school in the center
It was supposed to be another quiet night for H., a mother of two daughters from the south, who is in the midst of a complex struggle for their future. But when she clicked on a file sent to her by her lawyer, her world collapsed. There, inside a dry legal document, the bitter truth was revealed: her eldest daughter, Hana (pseudonym), fell victim to a cruel and manipulative game at school in...

Prepare for blood, sweat and tears
The internal problems in Israeli society are so extensive that the next leadership will have to be the first in years forced to put an end to them.

Breaking the concrete floor
For years, it has been customary to speak of a "glass ceiling": the invisible barrier that prevents talented women from advancing to the most senior positions. But before they collide with the ceiling, they must escape from what is known as the "concrete floor."

Wanted: Leadership Courage
We risk missing an opportunity to realize what is the very victory in Gaza: replacing Hamas rule, clearing the Strip of dangerous weapons, and starting a new era in Gaza, while the IDF is in any case deployed around the border.

Who really needs an election app?
The opposition's joy over the ban on using live reporting apps from polling stations is quite puzzling. Given their organizational structure, this decision may actually deprive them of a significant advantage.

Erel Segal on 'The Patriots': 'There is a culture of fake investigations in the IDF'
During the broadcast of 'The Patriots' on Wednesday, panelist Erel Segal sharply criticized the IDF's conduct. Segal claimed that a 'culture of fake investigations' exists within the military system, referencing a hiking incident near the village of Tel where Major Yuval Ezra and Captain (res.) Benyahu Malet, may God avenge their blood, were murdered while attempting to protect hikers.

Unions and the Undecided: The Battle for the Votes of Disappointed Right-Wingers in the 'Third Bloc'
Yoaz Hendel and Chili Tropper launched their party 'Zionist Home - The Reservists' last night, joining a growing list of small parties courting right-wing voters disappointed with the current coalition. The situation in the 'Third Bloc' is intensifying.