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Hezbollah attacked — IDF withheld information from political echelon
A serious security incident occurred over the weekend on the northern border: Hezbollah launched an explosive drone toward IDF forces, resulting in no casualties. According to military analyst Noam Amir, the IDF chose to conceal the incident from both the public and the political echelon.

After a severe injury in Gaza: A Golani soldier stunned Idan Raichel and moved the audience to tears
Avraham Dahan took the stage on The Voice, performed an emotional song, and closed a deep circle with the judge who visited him in the hospital and decided to give him an extraordinary personal gift.

After the party launch: Yoaz Hendel in a special interview with Oded Harush | Watch
Chairman of the "Miluimnikim" ("Reservists") party, Yoaz Hendel, presented today (Saturday) a structured vision regarding the need for deep change in the country's leadership following the events of October 7. Hendel, who grew up in Elkana in Samaria in a religious-Zionist home, moved away from a religious lifestyle over the years but emphasizes that he never moved away from the values and Jewish...

Anan Khalaili on the verge of a Premier League move
The Israeli winger was absent from the Union Saint-Gilloise squad against Westerlo and is set to leave the club. He has agreed to personal terms with a top-flight English team, which is currently negotiating the transfer fee.

After stabbing on Tel Aviv promenade: suspect arrested in hideout apartment
Police opened an investigation after a man in his 20s was moderately wounded on Herbert Samuel Street. Within a short time, officers managed to trace the suspect's identity and arrest him in an apartment in northern Tel Aviv. The suspect, a resident of Holon in his 20s, will be brought to court tomorrow for a remand hearing.
Even on the islands loved by Israelis: a wave of antisemitic protests in Greece
91 protest sites are expected to operate across Greece, from Athens to the tourist islands. The organizers are demanding an arms embargo, sanctions on Israel, the reinstatement of visa requirements, and the screening of Israeli soldiers and reservists.

Immediate Travel Warning for Israelis in Greece: "Stay Away from Crowded Places"
Greece has declared tomorrow a "day of rage" at major tourist sites aimed at disrupting the summer vacations of Israelis. Demonstrations are expected at approximately 40 locations across cities and islands.

Eisenkot in a confrontation before the cameras: "Go serve in the army, and come back to me"
A right-wing activist tried to confront the former Chief of Staff over his criticism of Prime Minister Netanyahu, but was met with a sharp and unusual response that went viral within hours.

National Insurance Institute to recalculate benefits: Important ruling issued
The Labor Court ruled that a break in reserve duty caused by an injury during service does not break the continuity of reserve service for the purpose of calculating compensation. The National Insurance Institute is required to recalculate the payment and add 3,000 shekels for legal expenses.

President of Serbia: "We will open a joint drone factory with Israel in September"
During a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Aleksandar Vučić announced the inauguration of the military project. Previously, the president announced that an agreement had been signed with Elbit Systems and that the factory would be "one of the most serious drone production facilities in the world."

The moves that weakened the US military, and the fear: Russia and China will exploit this
The war in Iran has forced the Pentagon to move ships and missiles from Europe and Asia to the Middle East, and the New York Times reports that there is growing concern in the West that removing weapons from these regions will influence the steps of Putin and Xi. Also: how the US administration intends to fill the shortages in weapons depots, and Ukraine's attempt to obtain interceptor missiles...

The Buffett era is over: Berkshire Hathaway is finally opening the vault
Berkshire Hathaway's massive cash pile is starting to shrink, and Wall Street sees this as the first sign of change in the post-Warren Buffett era. The company ended the second quarter with $364.7 billion in cash and short-term government bonds, a 4% decrease compared to the previous quarter — the first decline in its cash reserves quarter-over-quarter in four years. The reason is not weakness in...

"It was hell": hundreds of passengers stuck on a train without electricity and air conditioning
About 700 people returning to New York City from a Chris Brown concert in New Jersey were trapped on a disabled train in stifling heat. Passengers spent about two hours without electricity or air conditioning before being evacuated early Saturday morning.

Knesset Member Tally Gotliv Involved in Car Accident: 'I Need to Recite HaGomel'
Knesset member Tally Gotliv was involved in a car accident after another vehicle struck hers from behind. The incident was revealed in a video shared by her son, Matan Gotliv, on his Instagram account.

Mission accomplished: Israel's youth national team returns to European Division A
The blue-and-whites defeated Austria 78:63 in the semi-finals of the European Championship Division B, securing their return to the main stage after one year. Maya Zilbershlag stood out with 23 points. Tomorrow's final (21:00) against Romania will be for protocol only.

Prime Minister under fire: political crisis in Kosovo ends in 'egg attack'
The Kosovo parliament descended into chaos as Prime Minister Albin Kurti failed to secure enough support to form a government, with the deadline for convening the legislature having passed. During the session, opposition MP Time Kadrijaj pelted the Prime Minister with eggs.

The danger to Israel and the possibility of Donald Trump becoming a "lame duck": A guide to the midterm elections
About three months before the midterm elections, the likely scenario will produce a "split Congress" that will make it difficult for the president to advance his policies. The Epstein affair, tariffs, and the war with Iran have left the president at a low point in public opinion. The Democratic Party is divided between a moderate establishment and an anti-Israel progressive wing - and for Israel...

Blows and a knee to the stomach: Clashes in the Hebron area and footage under investigation
Footage shows Israelis beating a Palestinian near the village of Idna, with a soldier placing his knee on the man's stomach while he is on the ground. The IDF states the incident is under investigation. Simultaneously, four Palestinians were injured near Susya after stones were thrown at a shepherd leaving a farm.

"The Mecca Agreement": A true alliance against Iran or just lip service?
On August 7, 2026, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed the "Mecca Agreement for Joint Defense." The document, signed by the leaders of the three nations, states that any armed attack on one party will be considered an attack on all. The agreement covers security cooperation, including training, exchange of expertise, and defense industry development.

Well-known singer arrested on suspicion of domestic violence
A prominent singer has been arrested following a domestic violence complaint filed by his partner. The woman alleges that he acted violently, threatened her, and broke her car windows. The suspect is currently being questioned at the Rishon LeZion police station.

Explosive drone near a plane: the event that should wake up Israel
The booby-trapped drone in Germany proved that ranges and accuracy have broken the rules. To prevent the next failure, Israel must harness defense-tech, tighten relations with Ukraine, and build a new layer of defense.
Well-known singer arrested: broke partner's car window; she allegedly tried to run him over
A well-known singer was arrested on Saturday on suspicion of violent offenses. Police are currently investigating the incident, including claims that the partner attempted to run him over.

i24NEWS correspondent gets engaged: "She said yes"
25-year-old military correspondent Inon Shalom Yttach proposed to his partner, Maya Klein. The couple was captured during a romantic picnic when the journalist surprised her with a ring.
Nightmare on a Wizz Air flight to Israel: 300 passengers removed from the plane, police involved
All passengers were already on board, the flight attendants announced the end of boarding and locked the doors, but one moment before the plane began to move, a single passenger caused panic with his immediate demand to leave the aircraft.

Daniel Peretz provided a triple save, Southampton in the next stage of the League Cup
In the first official match since being eliminated from the playoffs, the Saints and the Israeli goalkeeper kept a clean sheet in a 0:2 win against Colchester from the fourth division and secured their place in the second round.
The union that shakes the Right: how Bezalel Smotrich can reach 10 mandates | Exclusive to Maariv
The Religious Zionism party is moving on the thin line between political survival and failure, and Zehut is betting on self-confidence that history does not necessarily support. Together, however, the two could become a real electoral force.

Mother of fallen hostage Ron Sherman: "If the government of the massacre remains, I will pull my daughter out of combat units"
Maayan, mother of the soldier who was killed by an IDF strike while in Hamas captivity, wrote an angry post on Facebook. According to her, her daughter is enlisting in a combat unit, but if the "government of the massacre and the draft dodgers" remains in power, she will not send her and will ensure others do the same.

New revelations from the investigation into the fall of 55th Brigade soldiers in Lebanon
The exceptional power of the explosion that led to the fall of Staff Sergeant (res.) Harel Birenstock and Sergeant Major (res.) Tamir Vaknin raised suspicion of an unexploded IAF ordnance - which was ruled out. The assessment is strengthening that it was an old explosive device that was reactivated; the IDF is checking whether Hezbollah terrorists booby-trapped the structure after it was scanned.

41 officers completed the prestigious course — one was missing on the parade ground
After a long and grueling path, the first class of the special "Erez" program for training high-quality commanders for the Ground Forces concluded last Thursday. Among its graduates, Second Lieutenant Itay Yavetz, who fell in the battles in Rafah in October 2025, was sorely missed. The program commander: "I am full of pride and hope."

Air Canada postpones return to Israel again: flights canceled until January 2027
Air Canada has extended the cancellation of its flights to Israel until mid-January 2027. The planned resumption of service at Ben Gurion Airport, originally set for October 2026, has been postponed again, leaving Israel without direct air links to Canada.

Wedding preparations in full swing: Omer Nudelman celebrated her bachelorette party
The model and actress, who is set to marry her chosen one, Sean Simonovich, this coming September, marked the end of her single days in a joyful Jerusalem atmosphere.

A celebration for investors: Bitcoin in positive growth, green trend in the market
The digital currency market shows a positive trend with increases in all leading currencies. Ripple showed the highest jump, followed by Binance Coin. Ethereum and Bitcoin follow them in the growth index, and last are Tether USDt and USDC.

The liquidations have stopped - and the vow of October 7 is in danger
According to security assessments, about 400 Nukhba terrorists who participated in the massacre have not yet been eliminated or arrested. The promise to pursue the participants of the massacre to the last one is not a bargaining chip - but a moral obligation to the families of the murdered, the hostages, and the fallen.

Knives and bullets: suspect arrested after leaving threatening items at entrances to banks and Rami Levy
Three incidents occurred early in the morning across the Gush Dan area, at two bank branches and a Rami Levy branch. Police arrested a 54-year-old resident of Holon who is suspected of being involved in the events. This evening, police will request to extend his detention.

In this game of musical chairs, no one will want to be caught last with $325 trillion in rapidly eroding debt
Giant investors like Ray Dalio, Jeffrey Gundlach, and Prof. Kenneth Rogoff believe that America has entered a critical phase at the end of which the government will struggle to finance its debt, the dollar's purchasing power will be cut, and its status as the dominant global power will be lost. There is a belief that the process could happen in just a few years. Why does the US have one of the...

Egypt may join the new defense alliance: "The agreement is not directed against Iran"
The Turkish Foreign Minister revealed that Cairo may join the defense alliance that his country signed with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, "after settling technical issues." He said the agreement is identical to Article 5 of NATO, according to which an attack on a member of the alliance is considered an attack on all.

The Marakana will not be full against Be'er Sheva, pressure on Red Star and Lucas Ventura
In conversations with Walla! Sport, journalists in Serbia explain why the stadium is expected to be far from full capacity for the second leg, in which the Israeli champion will try to qualify for the Champions League playoffs (Tuesday, 21:00, Sport 1). Red Star understands how critical the game is, and they have also identified the two key players of Kozuch's team.

Unusual footage: Late for a flight and ran after the plane with a carry-on
In heels, with a carry-on, and with no intention of giving up: two women who were late for an Aeroflot flight in Russia went out onto the tarmac in an attempt to catch the plane that had already been towed from the gate. Ground crews were forced to stop the operation, and police were called to the scene. How did the chase end?

National Insurance Institute to Disburse Education Grants in Three Days
As the school year approaches, the National Insurance Institute is preparing to distribute annual education grants to help families cover back-to-school expenses. Below are the details regarding eligibility and payment procedures.

Ranking of Israel's wealthiest: Eyal Ofer beats Miriam Adelson
Forbes live data reveals significant changes in the ranking of Israeli billionaires: Eyal Ofer takes the top spot after a surge in his net worth, while Miriam Adelson has lost ground and dropped to second place.

Trading fee ranking in Israel: The entity that took first place
A new player has entered the stock exchange's fee comparison, and upon its first entry, it has changed the entire picture. While investment houses fight over every fraction of a percent, the veteran banks are still charging much more. Where are you on the map, and are you paying too much?

JPMorgan CEO warns: "The quiet risk threatening the market"
The CEO of the largest bank in the US points to a risk that is barely heard of: hidden loans that inflate the stock market and could turn a local shock into a wave of declines. Is it time to take a closer look at your portfolio?

Weekly Crypto: Bitcoin recovers, positive trend in the market
The crypto market experienced a positive trend during the week, with the exception of Ripple, which fell by 3.42%. Bitcoin rose by 1.63%, its market cap stands at 1.30 trillion dollars, and it is trading at 64,958.7 dollars.

'Dancing with the Stars' vs. 'Married at First Sight': What Israel is Watching
The television ratings for the week show clear dominance by Keshet 12 and its news department. In prime time, 'Dancing with the Stars' led the channel to a landslide victory, while the Sunday news edition secured top viewership numbers.

Good news at Ben Gurion Airport: European airline returns to Israel this week
The month of August began with happy news for thousands of Israelis with the return of various aviation giants. Over the weekend, several companies announced their return to Israel, which will expand competition for the Tishrei holiday vacations.

Drama at supermarket chain: threats and damage to well-known branch
Police arrested a 54-year-old resident of Holon suspected of involvement in three incidents in Gush Dan, where knives and shell casings were left at the entrances to two bank branches and a branch of a well-known food chain.

Tom Shelach in deep mourning: "Great sorrow, the funeral was yesterday"
The winner of 'The Amazing Race' paid tribute to his grandfather who passed away last Friday. In a story he uploaded to his Instagram page, he shared the funeral and shiva details and received messages of support and condolences.

A tech founder wanted to start a new country. An existing country stood in his way
Balaji Srinivasan left Silicon Valley and set up an incubator for new countries in an Asian ghost town, until the government shut the project down.
The bomb behind the Abraham Accords: Why Israel must say "no" to Saudi Arabia
Normalization with Saudi Arabia may be a historic achievement, but if its price is permission for uranium enrichment in the kingdom, Israel may open the door to a dangerous nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
Pride and Prejudice: Why Eizenkot must not be the 'Right Kind of Moroccan' | Geula Even-Saar
Eizenkot's background is no substitute for a real discussion on the important questions: what are his positions and worldview? What skills and abilities does he bring? How does he make decisions, and where does he want to lead the country?
From crocodile moats to attacks on Eisenkot: The horror show of the Likud primaries
The project to surround the Ktzi'ot prison with water moats containing crocodiles is so delusional that it is no surprise Silman joined it. Who is convinced he is the only person in the country who knows everything about everything? When Ben Gvir warns against a political police — irony dies of shame.

Minute 16: Bnei Sakhnin - Maccabi Haifa 0:0
Toto Cup, 5th round: Barak Bakhar's team has lost the chance to qualify for the semi-finals, but will try to finish the group stage on a high note, while the hosts want their first points.

25th minute: Hapoel Haifa - Ironi Kiryat Shmona 0:0
Toto Cup, 5th round: Both teams, perfect so far in the competition, in a direct battle for a spot in the semi-finals. Haim Silvas' squad will try to force the northerners to concede for the first time.

Protest at Habima Square: Demand for a State Commission of Inquiry
Every Saturday night, protest organizations hold a demonstration in Tel Aviv demanding the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7 and for equality in the burden of service. Among the speakers: the parents of Itay Chen, Prof. Uzi Arad, and retired Major General David Tzur. The organizers: "Stand on guard."

Live on Sport4: Daniel Peretz opens the season in the League Cup
The Israeli goalkeeper started between the posts for Southampton against Colchester, and early on provided a save from three meters that prevented the hosts from taking a surprising lead.

After two years in Italy: Sergi Roberto has signed with LA Galaxy
The Spanish midfielder, formerly of Como, joins as a free agent on a contract through June 2028 with an option for an additional season, reuniting in the United States with Riqui Puig.

The public is moving right, but the coalition is weakening: The mystery of the lost mandates
The events of the war have shifted the public to the right, but the ruling parties are struggling to translate this into mandates in the polls. Between the opposition's attempts to flank from the right, internal battles in the Likud, and the search for new figures like Ofer Winter, dozens of undecided mandates are looking for a new political home.

Sixth consecutive week: Demonstrations in Safed against public transport operation before the end of Shabbat
Ultra-Orthodox protesters demonstrated in Safed and at the Meron junction against the operation of public transport before the end of Shabbat, attempting to delay buses. Police arrived at the scene, alongside secular protesters who sought to prevent the disruption of traffic.
Massive fire, Shin Bet chief's warning, Trump's conundrum and the suspect who started talking | Saturday News
The Shin Bet chief warns that Hamas is trying to stall, American pressure on Iran is tightening, and Washington is looking for a way out of the war. A suspect in the murder of Eldar Dayan has started talking, unrest in Jerusalem, and Oren Nahari says goodbye to the microphone.

The Tour races ahead: The women have already won, the organizers have been left behind
The fifth edition of the Tour de France Femmes demonstrates massive sporting and economic potential, yet faces institutional conservatism. ASO organizers continue to limit broadcasts, ignoring the race's commercial success.

Guy Peleg prepares new lawsuits: Telegram channel owners in the crosshairs
Following a major lawsuit filed against a resident of Rosh HaAyin, Channel 12 news legal commentator Guy Peleg is now seeking compensation from Telegram channel administrators for spreading false information about his son.

Tragedy in Israeli music: Singer Avishai Levi dies at 46
Singer and paytan Avishai Levi, who began his musical career in childhood and performed for years in Israel and abroad, has died following a severe accident in Jerusalem. Magen David Adom teams performed resuscitation efforts and transported him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

At 70, the beloved journalist says a painful goodbye to listeners: "The disease is taking me"
Oren Nahari broadcast his final program on Kan Reshet Bet and said goodbye to listeners after decades of journalistic work. During the broadcast, he spoke about the progression of ALS and the difficulty of continuing his work, and received a special tribute from the President of the State, Isaac Herzog.

Eyal Berkovic: 'I survived a terror attack. They killed them, it was terrifying'
The former football star told the podcast 'The Wizard and His Sons' about the only Sabbath he spent on base during basic training in Nitzanim, when an infiltration attempt from the sea occurred: 'They hid us in the rooms because we were recruits. The commanders went out and killed them on the beach. It was terrifying.'

Exceptional deals: Mini-penthouse in Tel Aviv sold for 3.75 million shekels
The BSR Group project in the east of the city looks a bit crowded, but it has large balconies. A deal where you can get a 66 sqm balcony for less than 4 million shekels is rare in Tel Aviv. And also: where was a semi-detached house sold in the city for 4.35 million shekels?

"I think I will die on this ship": Families of US Navy sailors are furious
A series of meetings between US Navy leadership and families of the "Abraham Lincoln" crew has revealed deep anger over poor conditions, supply shortages, and a lack of communication. Relatives expressed outrage over the prolonged mission and the political nature of the war against Iran.

Britney Spears says she 'failed as a mother' and criticizes her parents over secret meetings with her children
The star published a candid post on X, accusing her parents of spending time with her two sons behind her back. Reflecting on the past, she shared: 'I got down on my knees and cried for two months.'

3 Tech Events You Really Should Register for in Advance
The Israeli high-tech scene is as active as ever. Here are the most intriguing upcoming meetups, conferences, and tech lectures you should add to your calendar.

Security establishment discusses potential IDF withdrawal from several points in the Gaza Strip
Hamas remains far from disarmed, yet Israel faces significant American pressure. The multinational force intended to replace IDF soldiers is small, prompting security officials to warn that building a strategy on such a limited force is highly concerning.
October 7th terrorist identified as truck driver: IDF forces conduct ambush
Paratrooper fighters received intelligence that a Nukhba terrorist, suspected of participating in the October 7th massacre, was working as a truck driver transporting aid from Kerem Shalom into Gaza. Forces set up an ambush, arrested him, and transferred him for Shin Bet interrogation.

Whispers before the primaries: A parade of senior Likud members at the engagement of the son of a rabbi who served time in prison
Defense Minister Katz left the cabinet meeting to attend the wedding of the son of the mayor of Kiryat Ata - and that same evening also arrived at the engagement of the son of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, who served a year in prison for bribery. Along with him, ministers Kish, Amsalem, Zohar, and Silman, Knesset Speaker Ohana, and former Mossad chief Dadi Barnea were also documented. Silman: "I received...

Knife Attack on "Israel Tent" at Canadian Festival: "All Zionists Are Racists"
Canadian police arrested a man of Somali descent for allegedly using a knife to vandalize an Israeli exhibit at a heritage festival in Edmonton. The local Jewish Federation CEO confirmed that performers were evacuated for their safety.

Who will advance to the semi-finals? Hapoel Haifa and Kiryat Shmona lineups published
The only two perfect teams of the Toto Cup group stage are battling tonight (Saturday) for first place in Group A and a ticket to the semi-finals, as Hapoel Haifa hosts Ironi Kiryat Shmona. Both arrive after three consecutive wins, but Kiryat Shmona has also yet to concede and hopes to maintain that record against Alon Turgeman, the tournament's top scorer (alongside Matheus Davo of Maccabi...

20:30 on Sport2: Four changes in Maccabi Haifa's lineup against Bnei Sakhnin
Following their first Toto Cup victory, a 4-2 win over Ironi Tiberias, Maccabi Haifa looks to build momentum tonight (Saturday, 20:30, Sport2) away at Doha Stadium against Bnei Sakhnin. While semi-final hopes are gone, a draw will secure third place in Group A for the Greens.

"Security nightmare" and criticism of Mamdani: New York prepares for Netanyahu's visit
Ahead of the UN General Assembly, the New York Police Department has expressed concern over Mayor Zoran Mamdani's rhetoric. The mayor's previous calls for the arrest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have, according to law enforcement, created additional security challenges.

US military seeks exit from war, Biden's health declines | Saturday Headlines
The US Chief of Staff states that military options are limited, while Iran threatens Saudi Arabia following a new defense pact. Biden's son reports that the President's cancer has spread to his bones. Progress is reported in the Eldar Dayan murder investigation, and Paytan Avishai Levi has died in an accident.

"What we did here is nothing less than a revolution for the Israeli customer"
Roni Aloni, CEO of Leonardo and Fattal hotels in the Mediterranean basin, marks Fattal's next target - luxury resorts, adults-only hotels, and expansion into Greece, Cyprus, Montenegro, Croatia, and Albania. After turning Cyprus into a sought-after destination, he talks about the revolution in Israeli tourism and the vision ahead: "There is no limit to what can be achieved."

Niv's Instagram story from 'Married at First Sight' hints at relationship status
'Married at First Sight' is reaching its most pivotal week, where we will finally discover which couples have stayed together. Just before the finale, Niv Argov posted an Instagram story that may hint at the current status of her relationship with Asaf Vered.
Turkish soldiers opposite Metula and Kiryat Shmona: Erdogan's dramatic plan in Lebanon
According to "An-Nahar", Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed the possibility of Hezbollah transferring its heavy weaponry to Iran under Turkish-Iranian coordination. The framework includes a full Israeli withdrawal from Southern Lebanon. The organization has yet to respond to the proposal.

Heatwave in Europe: Receding rivers reveal Nazi-era ships
Record-breaking temperatures in Europe have caused the Danube River to reach historic lows, exposing dozens of Nazi warships from World War II. Some vessels still contain live ammunition and explosives. Additionally, a German military motorcycle was found in Hungary, and a 700 kg British bomb was recovered in Slovakia.

The AI billionaire doubled his fortune. His ex-wife demanded half of it
South Korea's romantic wedding of the century exploded and turned into a drama with sequels. Now they are already being called the "divorce of the century".

Trump signed new executive orders against automatic citizenship for children of foreigners born in the USA
The move comes after the Supreme Court struck down a previous executive order by the president on the matter. Trump stated: "We had a very unfortunate decision, so we are making adjustments."

Refused to work for Jews - now claims 5G is scrambling his brain
Austin Franco, 19, who refused to work for a company because its founders are Jewish, claimed that radiation from a 5G facility near his new apartment is causing him severe headaches. After his parents evicted him due to his antisemitic views, he launched a fundraiser and has already raised over $10,000.

"I'm stuck": A man moved into a billboard — and you won't believe why
A mysterious man has become an attraction in West Hollywood after settling 9 meters up inside an air-conditioned, furnished "living room." Dressed in pajamas and a robe, he communicates with passersby via a whiteboard. The unusual stunt is a promotional campaign for a new Netflix film.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva player expected to join Maccabi Petah Tikva next week
Yoav Koren, who returned from a loan at Hapoel Kfar Saba and did not play in the Champions League qualifiers, is expected to join the Petah Tikva club after the second leg against Red Star Belgrade.

"Every such day is a gift to Hamas": While Israel holds fire, the terrorist organization continues to rehabilitate
Israel has held its fire in the Gaza Strip following American pressure and as part of President Donald Trump's 20-point plan. Hamas is exploiting the cessation of strikes to rehabilitate tunnels, manufacture weaponry, and smuggle drones. The Southern Command reports daily on violations, while the IDF's rules of engagement have been tightened.
Antisemitic slurs at Manila Airport lead to violent brawl | Watch
Footage circulated online shows a man being beaten during a brawl at Manila Airport. According to claims accompanying the video, the confrontation began after antisemitic slurs were shouted, though the exact sequence of events remains unclear.
Clothes in the basement and expired food: a glimpse inside the "disaster zone" of the Netanyahu family | Ben Caspit
The testimony of Yehiel Ohav-Ami, a Netanyahu supporter who worked at the residence, once again reveals the routine of abuse and racism at the site. The testimony exposes abusive treatment, racism towards employees, and a reality in which Netanyahu stands helpless and without influence before his wife.

Attorney General calls for injunction, but Levin insists on selecting PID head
After the Supreme Court ordered the Justice Minister to clarify his plans regarding the PID head appointment during the election period, it emerged that Yariv Levin intends to proceed. He argues that the law was passed before the election announcement and cites the precedent of Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi's appointment. Constitutional law experts criticize the move, claiming the minister aims to...

Argentine President Javier Milei's chainsaw threatens to cut politicians' salaries
Argentine President Javier Milei has launched a major institutional reform package to eliminate economic populism. The centerpiece is a "fiscal shackles" mechanism that freezes government spending and politicians' salaries if budget deficits persist.
JD Vance: Iran informed the US that it will fully open the Strait of Hormuz
In an interview with Fox News, the US Vice President clarified that negotiations with Iran are still ongoing and require a return to the oil and gas export levels that existed before the war.

A significant step toward a settlement: The Blazers are expected to remain in Portland
After months of uncertainty surrounding the club's future, significant progress has been made in negotiations to renovate the Moda Center and keep Deni Avdija's team in the city.

President of Iran: This is the best time to reach an agreement, Vance: There is progress in the negotiations
Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran is "strong and united and appears to be winning the war." Meanwhile, US Vice President J.D. Vance told Fox that while the situation is not yet resolved, there has been progress in recent days.
Like a superstar: Roni Duani's big celebration, 20 years later
At 40, the undisputed queen of pop does it again. And this time — more calculated, more professional, and above all, more true to herself. And the fans? They still remember all the words.
Houthis under fire: Yemeni army launches offensive
The Yemeni army has announced a multi-front military operation against the Houthis following recent attacks. Simultaneously, the UAE accused Iran of a missile strike on an ADNOC vessel in the Strait of Hormuz, while another ship was hit near Oman.

"If I could, I would go back to being a policeman": 88-year-old returns to the station he commanded
45 years after retiring from his position as commander of the Migdal HaEmek station, retired Lieutenant Colonel Yehoshua Sinai (88) fulfilled an old dream: a police car picked him up from the assisted living facility in Kiryat Tivon and brought him back to the station that was his home. In an interview, he recalls the murder of the teachers in Gilboa, the young couple whose wedding was made...

After the compensation storm: the moment of truth for Monday's founders arrives
Amidst a 20% workforce reduction and controversy over executive pay, Monday is set to release its Q2 2026 financial results. Investors are looking for proof that the company can adapt to the AI era.

The largest construction project in Denmark's history: an artificial peninsula for 35,000 people
The housing shortage in Copenhagen has led authorities to create the artificial peninsula of Lynetteholm. By drying out shallow waters using soil from construction sites, the project aims to address the housing crisis while protecting the city from rising sea levels.

Did you enter a place and feel luxury? It was probably the scent that did the job
Even before the customer sees the design or receives service, the scent already influences their feelings and memories. Hotels, shops, and even private homes are adopting professional scenting systems that create a unique "scent signature" - and seek to make the fragrance an inseparable part of the experience.

Masked and armed: The organization threatening tourists in Corsica
Against the backdrop of a proposal to grant autonomy to Corsica, a separatist organization has released a threatening video against "invaders." Armed masked men, members of a group responsible for several past attacks, demanded that foreigners stay away from the island, labeling immigration as "rampant colonization."

Fears of escalation in Europe: Drone exploded near an energy facility in Bulgaria
An unmanned aerial vehicle that entered from the territory of Romania crashed near a gas pipeline at the Kardam border crossing. There were no casualties in the incident, but Sofia and Bucharest fear Russian escalation against the eastern flank of NATO.

The forecast for Deni Avdija: "He may climb quickly"
The Israeli finished a career-best season with the Portland Trail Blazers, but it seems he still has room to grow. The HoopsHype website included the forward in its list of the best international players of all time, noting his potential for further improvement.

Primaries before reserved spots: Ra'am will remain Ra'am, Saglovich's integration not yet finalized
Following reports on secret negotiations and Yoav Saglovich's resignation from Yesh Atid, the Ra'am party is gauging public opinion. Mansour Abbas stated that decisions regarding reserved spots will be made by a special forum after the primaries, and dismissed rumors of a name change as "fake news."

No more excuses: Israel must stand with Ukraine
Israel views with gravity Hamas's announcement regarding the suspension of the phase, due to alleged "violations" by Israel. A sharp message on the matter was conveyed to Qatar. Hamas: "We will leave the door open". Today: The cabinet will convene to discuss.

Extorted and helpless: The great threat to Europe - and who holds the key to the gates
The mass breach into Ceuta exposed Brussels' open secret: Europe pays hundreds of millions to countries like Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Mauritania to stop migrants far from its territory. But now it turns out that these agreements have turned refugees into a strategic bargaining chip - and the entire continent vulnerable to constant extortion.

Hunter Biden: "My father's cancer has spread to his bones"
In an interview with the BBC, the son of the former US president admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father was "bad for the United States, for the Constitution, and for his legacy." Biden also spoke about his father's condition, noting that the disease is causing him severe pain.

Seeking reinforcement: Hapoel Petah Tikva works to sign a foreign defender
Omer Peretz's team continues to look for reinforcements for the center of the defense after the Diego Arroyo deal stalled due to Shakhtar Donetsk's refusal to release him. At the same time, the club is waiting for loan players from top clubs and is following developments surrounding Chipungu Songa.
Tom Holland did something no Spider-Man before him managed to do
"Spider-Man: A New Day" proves why Tom Holland is the best Spider-Man in the history of the genre. While it is not a cinematic epic like "The Odyssey", it is still an enjoyable film that leaves a taste for the next chapter.

On the way to a compromise: Portland Trail Blazers management has made a significant decision
Ahead of the city council vote on the funding package for the team's home arena renovation, the club has decided to meet politicians halfway and disclose project details. Previously, the county approved $101 million in funding.

Israeli expelled from a hummus restaurant in Berlin: "The waiter said it's a Palestinian place"
Elias, an Israeli living in Berlin, reported an incident where a waiter refused to serve him after identifying his Israeli accent. After the restaurant ignored his inquiries, he filed a civil lawsuit in court.
The Turkish commander who frightened Israel: Syria's dramatic move near the border
Omer Ciftci, one of the prominent HTS commanders who previously commanded in Daraa and Quneitra, has been transferred north to Hama. In Turkey, it is estimated that the move may also be intended to reduce sensitivity regarding Israel.
Major fire at the BIG complex construction site in Petah Tikva
A fire broke out in the underground parking lot at the construction site of the BIG complex in Petah Tikva, where plastic and pipes were stored. Heavy smoke covers a large area and is spreading towards the Neve Gan towers, while firefighting teams are working to locate the source and ventilate the parking lot.

Noma Bar's Second Look: A New Exhibition That Is a Blast of Color, Humor, and Wit
The Tel Aviv Museum of Art honors the influential Israeli artist who has worked with the biggest magazines and most prestigious museums. Illustrator and designer Noma Bar has a unique, graphic, and colorful way of looking at the world, and a second look at his works always reveals another layer. Bonus: children will also discover its magic in seconds.

Derby d'Italia in Australia: Inter beat Juventus 1:2
Two weeks before the start of the new Serie A season, a friendly Derby d'Italia took place in Perth, Australia, where Inter defeated Juventus 2:1. The champions were superior to their rivals, scoring once in each half. Federico Dimarco opened the scoring in the 20th minute, and substitute Andy Diouf doubled the lead in the 62nd minute.

Gianni Infantino has not lost control. He has simply been exposed in his nakedness
The FIFA president wanted to turn the World Cup into a financial asset, got entangled with UEFA and the associations, and was forced to retreat. However, his move was not unusual—it just clumsily exposed what the entire football world is already doing: selling more and more of the game in the name of growth and profit.

Transfer Nears: Ferran Torres Agrees Terms with Paris Saint-Germain
According to European media reports, the Barcelona forward has agreed to a move to the Parisian club. The two sides must now reach an agreement on the transfer fee.

Millions of books were cut and destroyed to train the Claude AI model
Internal documents revealed in a legal battle with authors expose how the AI giant acquired millions of books, dismantled and scanned them - and then discarded the physical copies. The goal: to build a massive database of high-quality human text to train Claude.

During his vacation: Pro-Palestinian organization filed a complaint against the CEO of "Im Tirtzu"
The HRF organization filed a complaint in Vietnam against Matan Jarchi and demanded his arrest: "He participated in war crimes." The organization attributes to him statements such as "Gaza is a terror nest" and calls for emigration. According to the hostile Belgian organization, "these statements amount to direct and public incitement to genocide."

Berkshire doubled net profit, and the cash pile grew to nearly $360 billion
Berkshire Hathaway reported a sharp jump in second-quarter results, supported by rising share prices in its massive stock portfolio. The company's cash pile grew to $359.2 billion, while net profit attributable to shareholders more than doubled to $25.67 billion.
"This is my mission": She left a glittering career at Meta and settled in the Galilee
Bar Clara Mendes McKinnon left a rewarding job at Meta in Ireland and returned to live in the Galilee following October 7. Today she is the CEO of Value Gateway and explains why for her this is "modern Zionism" and why she chose the north.

Called IDF actions 'genocide' - and his appointment was cancelled: the compensation the Israeli historian will receive
Professor Raz Segal was chosen to head the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota. But 5 days later, the university backtracked under pressure from donors, lawmakers, and pro-Israel organizations, after it emerged that on October 13 he wrote that Israel's actions in Gaza were a "textbook case of genocide." He will be compensated with $250,000 in a settlement...

Volunteers needed for rights realization for asylum seekers in Jerusalem and for assistance at a nursing home for young people in Tel Aviv
Where to volunteer this week: The "Baim Le-Tov" movement seeks retirees for regular contact with lonely seniors, "Yad Sarah" in Migdal HaEmek needs help with rehabilitation equipment, and the "Gal Galim" surfing school in Ashdod is looking for volunteers to teach surfing to children with special needs.

Will Saglovich bring Eisenkot the premiership?
The State of Israel is heading to elections, and Globes' "Mashrokit" (Whistle) brings the latest polls from all media outlets. Who is strengthening, who is weakening, and how does it affect the balance of power between the camps? With the mandate picture static, the political arena is looking at one specific move.

The hidden setting that slows down your phone - turn it off immediately
The phone freezes, opens slowly and reacts with a delay, and you are sure it's time to replace it? But in most cases, the culprit is one setting that the manufacturer turned on for you, and three more simple actions that take less than five minutes. Here is what to do, without downloading any app.
This is exactly why Scandinavian series no longer surprise us
A Scandinavian series is always a reason for joy - the landscape is different, the detectives dress differently, and the names are unpronounceable. Instead of English from the 'projects', there are criminals who speak Swedish, but the detective from 'The System' is definitely not Saga.

Washington's Hourglass: 3 Months to the Elections That Will Determine Trump's Future
Polls in the US indicate a Democratic advantage in the battle for the House of Representatives, while Republicans struggle to maintain a slim majority in the Senate. Against the backdrop of a drop in support for the president and an identity crisis in the Democratic Party, two races in Michigan and Texas may decide the fate of Congress. If Trump loses the majority and the left wing strengthens...

Successful start: Neta Lavi participated in a 5:1 rout in the first round
Neta Lavi successfully opened the 2026/27 season in the Japanese league, playing 79 minutes in Machida Zelvia's 5:1 away rout of FC Tokyo in the first round. The Israeli midfielder, who made the move from Gamba Osaka last August for 800,000 euros, was part of Machida's historic achievement in reaching the Asian Champions League final and hopes to impress in the league as well.

Cameroonian striker on the verge of signing with Hapoel Ramat Gan
Tomorrow (Sunday, 20:00, Sport3), Hapoel Ramat Gan will conclude the Toto Cup group stage as they visit Maccabi Petah Tikva in a battle for advancement. The 'Ordonim' are ranked second in Group B with seven points, and a win will allow them to overtake the leader, Maccabi Netanya, and qualify for the tournament's semi-finals.

Cadet national team maintains perfect record at European Championship
The Israeli cadet national basketball team (under 16) remained undefeated today, Saturday, after two games at the European Championship. Following their victory over Georgia, Guy Kaplan's squad defeated Greece 89:84. In the first half, the Greeks were superior and went into the locker rooms with a 51:40 lead. The national team came out completely differently for the third quarter, with aggressive...

Bronze for Nimrod Ryder: A Successful World Jiu-Jitsu Championship for Israel
Ryder won bronze in the adult category up to 85 kg, concluding an impressive performance by the Israeli delegation in Abu Dhabi, marked by medals across all age groups.

Like father: The son of a Maccabi Tel Aviv legend is starring in the European Championship
Danielius Jasikevicius, son of former point guard and Fenerbahce coach Sarunas Jasikevicius, is making his debut for the Lithuanian cadet national team and has already entered the top five players of the first day. Also: The son of a Greek legend who lost to Israel.

Complete disregard for Hapoel and Maccabi Tel Aviv: The surprising EuroLeague ranking
BasketNews ranked the list of the most attractive games of the EuroLeague season. They did not include the Tel Aviv derby, unlike other derby games, and did not mention any meeting of one of the Israeli teams.

The opposition's buffet syndrome: if this continues – we will all lose
The upcoming elections will determine our future for generations, but it seems that politicians on both sides of the aisle are busy mainly with saying who they will not sit with. From boycotts in the opposition and schemes behind Gadi Eizenkot's back, to the coalition's AI videos and the new parties that must stop zigzagging – anyone who truly wants change must learn to listen even to those they...
WhatsApp Expands Parental Control Features
WhatsApp is updating its parental control system, allowing parents to manage security settings for children's accounts. New features enable parents to restrict who can contact their child and which groups they can join, while maintaining end-to-end encryption.

Continuing the streak: Cadet national team defeats Greece
Guy Kaplan's squad secured an 89:84 victory over Greece, maintaining a perfect record in the group stage of the European Championship.

Sticky and deadly: Mountain flower from China confirmed as the first carnivorous plant of its kind
A wildflower growing in the mountains of southwestern China preys on small insects attracted to its sticky hairs, digesting and absorbing nutrients from their bodies. The findings support a Darwinian theory from 1875, proving the accuracy of his scientific insight.

Phenomenon: Entrepreneurs who made billion-dollar exits are returning to work as employees
After billion-dollar exits, prominent tech entrepreneurs are stepping down from CEO roles to join AI giants like Anthropic and OpenAI as individual technical contributors.

The jellyfish that looks like breakfast
It lives in partnership with algae and may benefit from the warming of the sea, but most interestingly – does the fried egg jellyfish sting? Living in the moment – the hot questions about the most interesting animals.

Maccabi Haifa interested, Netanya not releasing: Where will Kerem Jaber play?
Defender Kerem Jaber has been playing for Maccabi Netanya for seven seasons. Despite his relatively young age, 26, he has become one of the team's veterans and even serves as the captain of the Diamonds. In recent years, Jaber was a regular starter, but at the beginning of the current season, his status declined, leading to speculation about a potential transfer.
5 died after entering the sea: The deadly bacterium that is well known in Israel too
Five out of nine patients in Louisiana died this year after skin wounds were exposed to seawater. The aggressive bacterium Vibrio vulnificus is also known in Israel and can penetrate the body even following a small injury from a fish.
Who is afraid of Yair Golan? Here is everything that Yonatan Urich forgot to tell Likud voters | Sofi Ron Moriah
Do not get excited by the warnings or the declarations: even if the Democrats and their leader join any coalition after the elections, they will be prevented from dictating their political ideology, which supports a Palestinian state and the evacuation of settlements.

Neta Alchimister says goodbye: 'Our last weeks, a sad moment'
The successful model and businesswoman and her husband, former Maccabi Haifa player Rami Gershon, are entering the final stretch ahead of the move to their new home and have started packing: 'We will miss our moments here in the house that made us a family.'
It lay in a museum for almost 20 years - and then it turned out what they really found
A skull bone found in New Mexico has now led to the identification of a new type of dinosaur that lived tens of millions of years ago. For years, the fossil went through several classifications, until a re-examination revealed that it belongs to a previously unidentified species.

Roy Revivo to Return to Training: Maccabi Tel Aviv Believes in a Comeback
Amid an official offer from Elche and interest from other clubs, Roy Revivo will return to training with Maccabi Tel Aviv tomorrow. The left-back missed the Europa League qualifying match against CSKA Sofia, which ended in a 3-0 defeat. Despite the setback, the team is preparing for the return leg in Bulgaria, with coach Kenny Miller planning lineup changes.

Arsenal completes major deal: Bruno Guimarães signs until 2030
Arsenal announced on Saturday the signing of Bruno Guimarães on a four-year contract with an option for an additional season. According to reports, the Gunners paid Newcastle approximately £75 million for the Brazilian national team midfielder. The 28-year-old, who became a club icon, stated that the move is difficult but he is ready for a new challenge.

Iran continues to threaten: "Riyadh is not safe, Hormuz will open only with our consent"
Tehran states that the opening of the Strait of Hormuz depends on the US accepting all of Iran's conditions. Amid rising regional tensions, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan have formed a defense alliance.

Reports in Argentina: Lionel Messi's father has passed away
According to reports, Jorge Messi, father of Argentine national team star Lionel Messi and a man who for years was one of the central figures in managing his career, has passed away at the age of 68 after a prolonged battle with illness.
From austerity to show-off: despite the cost of living, Israelis refuse to close their wallets
Despite the cost of living, overdrafts, and mortgages, Israelis continue to fly, eat, celebrate, and 'set the table'. From austerity to show-off, generosity has become a national trait that is hard to extinguish. This is how we became a people that spends and continues to redraw the red line.

Mourning in Argentina: Jorge Messi, father of the football legend, passes away at 68
Jorge Messi, a central figure in his son's career who accompanied him from his earliest days on the pitch, has passed away at 68 following a prolonged illness.

Oscar Gloukh is the "main beneficiary" of Ajax model 2026/27
After scoring four goals in the Conference League qualifiers - one goal in the away match against Vojvodina and a great hat-trick in the home return leg - Oscar Gloukh will start a new season tomorrow (Sunday, 15:30, Sport4) with Ajax in the Dutch league, in an away match against Zwolle. The grand club from Amsterdam has not lost in Zwolle in the league since September 1988, but the last visit...

After being suspended from the NFL: will the son of the legendary former wrestler move to WWE?
Brock Rechsteiner's rookie season has already started on the wrong foot. The New Orleans Saints receiver, and son of WWE Hall of Famer Scott Steiner, has been suspended for six games, the NFL announced on Thursday. The exact reason for his suspension is still unclear. Rechsteiner, who signed with the Saints after the draft in April as an undrafted free agent, has limited chances of making the...

Jorge Messi, father of Lionel Messi, passes away at 68
Jorge Messi, the father and agent of Argentina captain Lionel Messi, has died at 68 in a Rosario clinic following a long illness. A pillar of his son's career, he supported him from his early days at Newell's Old Boys through his legendary journey in Europe.

Israel's foreign exchange reserves grew in July by $93 million
The increase in Israel's foreign exchange reserves is attributed to profits from the Bank of Israel's investment portfolio management, which were partially offset by government withdrawals for purchases abroad.
Everyone promised a restart after October 7 - and then went back to fighting over chairs | Prof. Moshe Cohen-Eliya
Israel after October 7 needs a real restart: not just another job arrangement for politicians, but one liberal-right party that will offer a new order of sovereignty, liberty, and responsibility.
A purge in the Pentagon ranks or a coincidence? Another senior general unexpectedly dismissed
General Charles Costanza, who commands US Army operations in Europe, was dismissed from his post about two months before he was scheduled to finish his term. The US Army did not explain the reason, while dozens of senior officers have already been dismissed or moved from their positions.

The report revealed: threats to assassinate Messi - during the World Cup
Improvised explosive devices, explosives - and a host of warnings. In Spain, it is reported that behind the great celebration of the last World Cup, a disturbing picture is hidden. A police report presents a series of threats that were checked during the tournament. According to the report, the Argentine star was at the center, but Ronaldo, referees, and other players were also targeted.

Trump decides - and Israel is on the sidelines: "Everything is subject to his will"
American planes attacked in Iran for consecutive nights, but Israel did not join. In Jerusalem, they learned about the cancellation of a massive attack from a tweet by Trump, who publicly declares that Netanyahu does what he asks. While in the US they are looking for an "exit path" from the war with Iran, here they insist that the achievements against it have been preserved. As the campaign...

The math superstar who fears AI, yet recently joined OpenAI
Fields Medal winner Jacob Zimmerman is joining OpenAI. He aims to use his mathematical expertise to advance AI safety and ensure the technology does not pose an existential threat to humanity.
US Senate Confirms Todd Blanche as Attorney General by a Single Vote
The Senate approved by a narrow margin of 50 to 49 the appointment of Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's former lawyer, as Attorney General. Two Republicans joined Democrats, amid growing concerns over the politicization of the Department of Justice.

Kalfon to appeal again to Smotrich: A necessary move for stadium safety
Following a violent incident at a Hapoel Petah Tikva match where a steward struck a fan with an iron rod, Erez Kalfon, chairman of the Football Leagues Administration, will again appeal to Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to include stewarding in the list of 'preferred jobs.' Walla! Sport has learned that Kalfon previously sent similar requests in December 2024, which remained unanswered.
"Let him die, it's not a big deal": The transport of illegal aliens that ended in a vehicular assault
A transport driver who brought Palestinians into Israeli territory is accused of chasing them with his vehicle after a confrontation with his passengers, running one of them over to death, and attempting to harm others. The prosecution claims he used the vehicle as a weapon.
"The Jimmy Carter Effect": Iran's secret plan to collapse Trump
According to a report in The Guardian, Tehran is considering delaying contacts with Washington until the US midterm elections, hoping that the consequences of the war, oil prices, and public pressure will harm the Republicans and reduce Donald Trump's room for maneuver.

After weighing 180 kg: You won't believe how the Hollywood star you all know looks today
The esteemed actor (72), known to many for his roles in "Roseanne" and "The Big Lebowski," shed half his body weight in a slow and inspiring process. After years of struggling with binge eating and alcoholism, Goodman switched to a Mediterranean diet and committed to daily walking. In a candid interview, he explains: "This time I realized it was a lifelong change and not a temporary diet."

10 Critical Mistakes That Will Ruin Your Trip to Thailand
Thailand is a popular and accessible destination, but traveler complacency often leads to serious consequences. Here are ten common mistakes that could cost you your health and money, along with tips on how to avoid them.
25 spheres in the sky and a giant triangle: cases the Pentagon could not solve
The Pentagon has revealed 41 new files on unidentified anomalous phenomena: spheres flying at unusual speeds over the Gulf of Oman, a giant silent triangle in Afghanistan, and new footage from 2026. The administration emphasizes: there is no proof of extraterrestrials.

Storm in Germany: Ruling party internal discussions consider replacing Chancellor Friedrich Merz
According to a report in Politico, an unprecedented drop in Merz's popularity and fears of a dramatic achievement by the far-right in the September elections are leading to discussions about his removal. Behind the scenes, the name of the Prime Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia, Hendrik Wüst, is being raised as a possible alternative. Senior officials warn: "Removing a chancellor will lead to...

US Invests $3 Billion in Mineral Production for the Arms Industry
US President Donald Trump announced a $3 billion investment in critical mineral and battery projects. The initiative aims to strengthen national security and replenish precision weapon stockpiles.

Following the IV scandal: Guy Hadida will not continue at Ironi Tiberias
The IV scandal is causing significant damage to the career of Ironi Tiberias star Guy Hadida, who scored 13 goals last season. The player is expected to seek a release once his disciplinary suspension is resolved.

Violence on the Tel Aviv promenade: 20-year-old stabbed in a brawl
A brawl broke out this afternoon between young people on Herbert Samuel Street in Tel Aviv. Magen David Adom paramedics treated a 20-year-old man for stab wounds and evacuated him to Ichilov Hospital. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.

Daniel Grinberg: "I used to cry a lot and feel alone"
The model and ex-wife of Eyal Golan shared her weekend routine without the children: "I am usually alone when my children are not with me." Now she prefers the quiet at home and believes that a new relationship will come soon.

"It wasn't on my bingo card": The career change of the "most beautiful footballer in the world"
Ana Maria Marković, considered by many to be the "most beautiful footballer in the world," has once again attracted a lot of attention. The Hajduk Split player from the Croatian top league took a short break from football to try her hand at acting.
5.9 Billion Dollars Burned in Flames: Ukraine's New Target in Russia
Ukraine has begun attacking the warehouses of the Russian retail giant Wildberries, causing billions of dollars in damage. Tatyana Bakalchuk, the richest woman in Russia, is now trying to save the empire she built.

Will Yarden Shua lose his spot? Beitar Jerusalem in the conclusion-drawing phase
Beitar Jerusalem returned Friday from Bucharest disappointed but determined. Almog Cohen and the staff have analyzed the 2:1 loss to Austria Vienna and are drawing conclusions ahead of Thursday's return leg in Vienna.

Yaakov Buzaglo made a decision: "After 45 years with Hani"
After returning to Israel following nearly a year in Georgia, Yaakov Buzaglo went to get a haircut and surprised the barbershop staff: "I haven't been to a barbershop in 45 years, Hani cut my hair the whole time. I don't trust anyone."

After the reports: Bezeq to distribute 515 million shekels to shareholders
Bezeq finished a successful quarter and will distribute 515 million shekels to shareholders: 415 million shekels in cash and 100 million shekels through a share buyback.

"And the wise shall keep silent at that time": In politics, one must also know when to be silent
Yair Golan, chairman of the Democrats, has already proven that he knows how to lead fighters in battle. Now, he needs to prove that he knows how to lead a camp. To do so, Golan must understand that not every thought must become a headline, and in order to attract the undecided, one must know how to speak to them as well.

The giant invested hundreds of millions of dollars in developing a competitor to GTA. It ended in 'Wasted'
As the gaming world eagerly awaits the November 19 release of Grand Theft Auto VI, the story of the Chinese studio Lightspeed serves as a cautionary tale. Their ambitious attempt to create a GTA competitor, Last Sentinel, has officially collapsed after years of development.

The battle for Shabbat in Jerusalem: sixth weekend of violent clashes at "Cafe Ba-Smita"
Dozens of ultra-Orthodox protesters are attempting to forcibly close the only cafe on Agrippas Street, while hundreds of residents have arrived to protect the liberal stronghold. Police have reinforced their presence, separating the two sides, though eggs continue to be thrown at patrons. In a capital where weekend leisure options are scarce, this struggle has become an existential battle for the...
They save lives under fire — but who will save the social workers? | Miriam Reis
Social workers continue to save lives even during air raid sirens, but they pay a heavy mental price. Rates of secondary trauma and burnout are skyrocketing, and the collapse of the system could endanger patients and Israel's social resilience.

Actual prison sentence for security guard who pushed an elderly man at the licensing office: "Heartlessness and indifference"
A 78-year-old elderly man who arrived at the licensing office to ask a question was pushed with force by a security guard and injured. The Magistrate's Court sentenced the guard to 4 months in prison and issued sharp criticism: "Left him on the floor, lack of care." The judge rejected the defense's request for community service and emphasized that the role of a security guard requires restraint...
Does he have no word? Everyone is laughing at Donald Trump - and missing the strategic move | Dr. Liraz Margalit
Donald Trump has not lost it. Everything is part of the plan to buy time until the midterm elections and/or until the Iranian economy, and with it the regime in Tehran, collapses completely.

Cockroaches will not rule the world after a nuclear war
Once a week, the "Checking the Myth" column examines famous historical distortions, their origins, and their lasting impact. This week: we debunk the claim that the maligned insect is destined to survive a nuclear apocalypse.

Dončić 2.0: The new phenomenon of Slovenian basketball
He was named MVP of the U18 European Championship, is projected in the top 3 of the upcoming NBA draft, and is considered a frightening combination of Dončić and an elite defender. Zeev Avrahami presents: the new phenomenon driving the basketball world crazy.

Hanan Ben Ari's ex-wife: "God, I can't do it"
Ahead of her 38th birthday, author Hadasa Ben Ari shares personal reflections on the passage of time and the shifting dynamics of life as a mother of seven.
Not just the sun: Daily habits that are aging your skin
Stress, lack of sleep, an unbalanced diet, and environmental pollution can make your skin look older, accelerating wrinkles and loss of elasticity. Adopting better daily habits can help maintain a healthier, fresher appearance.

"The knee was shattered": Star player to miss a year after horrific tackle in friendly match
The friendly match between Monaco and Getafe on Thursday ended in a 1-0 victory for the hosts, but the evening at Stade Louis II will be remembered for a shocking tackle by Christian Mawissa on Chrisantus Uche. The Nigerian international, who returned to Getafe to lead the team this season, suffered a severe injury in the 78th minute. Getafe confirmed on Friday that the player has suffered...

From the 'stone wars' of the 30s to 'Cafe in the Alley': 100 years of war over the Sabbath in Jerusalem
From the riots at the 'Maccabi' field in 1931, through the ambush on Teddy Kollek, to the current storm at 'Cafe in the Alley': this is how Jerusalem became an endless battlefield over the character of the Sabbath. A look at the history of confrontations, violence, and quiet agreements.

Crisis in Rome talks: Lebanon refuses to discuss operational mechanisms with Israel
The newspaper "Al-Akhbar" reports on a confrontation within the leadership of the Lebanese delegation to the negotiations. The military team opposed the political echelon's agreement to inspect 40% of the homes south of the Litani River and refused to discuss operational mechanisms with Israel. The US rejected the Lebanese military's demands, and Israel refused to approve additional withdrawal...

Drama in Tehran: President Pezeshkian threatened to resign to force an urgent meeting with Khamenei - "Iran's economic situation is unbearable"
Pezeshkian seeks to clarify to Khamenei that the economic distress in the country has reached a critical point, to the extent that achieving a political agreement and removing economic pressure has become an urgent necessity that cannot be delayed.
Drama in Ofarim: Stolen vehicle breaks through checkpoint and suspect arrested
A driver of a stolen vehicle broke through the checkpoint at the entrance to Ofarim, abandoned the car, and fled on foot. Residents were instructed to shelter in place, and after a pursuit, the suspect was captured and taken for interrogation.
"It's not fair - but I'm grateful": Hunter Biden admits to the maneuver his father made
Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, admitted that the pardon granted to him by his father was an unfair and inappropriate move. In addition, he revealed details about the deteriorating medical condition of his father, who is battling cancer.

From Sailing Instructor to Chairman: How Gil Roshinek Boosted Electra Real Estate's Value 16-Fold
"After 2008, we sold assets at any price to avoid a debt settlement. I went on a crazy realization journey. I sat in front of senior officials at Deutsche Bank, to whom we owed millions, to extract a few shekels," recalls Gil Roshinek, Chairman of Electra Real Estate.

Reality star on her relationship with Maccabi Tel Aviv player: "The right person"
"New Love" alumna Dana Ben Ari and the yellow-clad basketball player, Amit Abo, are more romantic than ever and share about their relationship: "True love is not just butterflies in the stomach, although there are plenty of those."

Secret once again: Zendaya and Tom Holland hold second wedding celebration
Just a few months after their initial secret wedding, Zendaya and Tom Holland hosted another private celebration in the UK, attended by stars including Robert Downey Jr., Timothée Chalamet, and Kylie Jenner.

Trouble at Wendy's: Lost second place in US sales to Burger King
Burger King has overtaken Wendy's as the second-largest hamburger chain in the US by sales. This shift follows six consecutive quarters of declining same-store sales for Wendy's.
The drought is coming: Israel and the US agree to plug Hezbollah's financial lifeline
According to reports from Lebanon, the US and Israel are advancing measures to weaken Hezbollah's economic infrastructure. The focus is on subjecting financial bodies to regulation, monitoring money changers, and combating gold trading networks.

"Choked his wife and pinned her to the wall": Indictment against football referee
Referee Abdelatif Kherradji, who has appeared regularly in French top-flight league matches over the last two seasons, was summoned yesterday to the criminal court in Nîmes to face trial for domestic violence. He has been under judicial supervision since May 15 and is accused of two incidents of violence. The verdict is expected on August 19.

After leaving Maccabi Haifa: Matías Nahuel has found a new team
Five days after officially terminating his contract with Maccabi Haifa, Matías Nahuel signed with the Malaysian champions, Johor. The player, who joined the Greens in September 2024, failed to meet expectations and became a free agent following a loan spell at Jagiellonia Białystok.

Mourinho Transforms Real Madrid: New Rules Implemented
Jose Mourinho is making his mark at Real Madrid with strict new policies on nutrition, injury recovery, and discipline. Lateness now results in individual gym sessions, and players are required to arrive at the training facility one hour before activities begin.
Zendaya has already embraced the trend: the t-shirts conquering the summer | Meital Sharabi
The hottest item of the season is none other than the wide and loose t-shirt that is way too big for you. The secret lies in combining it with items that define the body, vintage prints, and accessories that balance the volume.

Samsung launched a square foldable: Is it worth the price?
Samsung's new generation of foldables offers an intriguing structural change: the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is an almost square device, rather than elongated as is customary. The design is clean and premium, performance is good, and the battery is strong, but the price tag is particularly high.

The testimonies from Netanyahu's circle bring nothing new, and that only strengthens the shock
Two recent testimonies from Benjamin Netanyahu's inner circle confirm established patterns of behavior. While they offer no new revelations, the consistency of these accounts only deepens the public shock.

Amador to start, Zlatanovic fit: Hapoel Be'er Sheva awaits Red Star
Hapoel Be'er Sheva began preparations on Friday for one of the biggest weeks in its history, as it will play on Tuesday (21:00, Sport1) in Serbia at the Marakana stadium of Red Star Belgrade for the return leg of the Champions League third qualifying round. After a surprising 1:0 win in the home game held in Hungary, the players believe in their chances despite the fragile lead.
The campaign against Eisenkot is getting out of control: "Your children are ashamed of you"
Likud spokesperson Guy Levy claimed that Gadi Eisenkot pushed for stopping the war and for the IDF to withdraw from Gaza. Media consultant Rani Rahav attacked him sharply, accused him of lying, and wrote: "Your children are ashamed of you."

The day is approaching when we can ask our dog what it dreams about at night
Artificial intelligence and other technologies are already helping researchers decode whale language, identify patterns in animal communication, and even conduct "conversations" with dogs. However, the question is no longer just what they are trying to tell us, but whether we will know how to listen to them.

Eyal Berkovic reveals: "I saved him a million shekels"
The legendary former footballer and Reshet 13 presenter criticized his son Lior Berkovic's financial conduct in the podcast "The Wizard and His Sons": "If he doesn't listen to me, a million shekels is gone. You have a tendency to invest money for no reason and get into trouble."

Spain: "We will transfer minors from Ceuta to Europe within weeks," sharp diplomatic conflict with Italy continues
Spain's Minister for Youth announced during a visit to the enclave of Ceuta that the government is preparing to transfer migrant minors to mainland Spain. The migration crisis is sparking a head-on conflict between Madrid and Rome with the imposition of mutual border controls.

US Postal Service in critical condition: borrowing money from employee pensions to survive
The United States Postal Service (USPS) reported a net loss of $2.5 billion in the third fiscal quarter. The agency is currently borrowing from employee pension funds to maintain operations.

Argentina national team player admits: "This was probably my last World Cup"
Nicolas Tagliafico, one of the few players who had not yet spoken following Argentina's loss to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, broke his silence on his Twitch channel. The 33-year-old defender reflected on the tournament and his future with the national team.

The first Israeli in Vietnam: Yuval Sade landed in Hanoi
Midfielder Yuval Sade is on his way to becoming the first Israeli footballer to play in the Vietnamese league. The 26-year-old is currently in Hanoi with his agent Idan Ben Abu ahead of signing with Hanoi FC, coached by Australian Harry Kewell.

Remembers him from the debut match: "The coach asked for Roy Revivo"
Will Roy Revivo complete his move to Elche this week? Media in Valencia have defined the coming days as decisive regarding the deal, given that the club's first offer of less than 2 million euros was rejected by Maccabi Tel Aviv. Since then, the offer has been improved to 3.3 million euros for the left-back, with Elche hoping to meet the demands of the "yellows".

Former NFL star arrested on suspicion of lewd behavior in public
Stedman Bailey, a former NFL player, was arrested in Florida alongside a 35-year-old woman following accusations of lewd conduct at a mall entertainment center. The incident occurred on July 27 at the Round1 complex in Pembroke Pines.

Crowded, dangerous and in two languages: The unprecedented aerial operation over Israel is revealed
Hundreds of Israeli and American aircraft operated simultaneously in the region's skies, while missiles and UAVs from Iran and Lebanon also occupied the airspace. Now, the Air Force reveals the drama in the control system, which was required to synchronize the most crowded airspace it has ever known - and reach a record of 14 seconds from threat detection to interception.

With TAMA works starting: how much did investors pay for a 3-room apartment in Bat Yam?
The apartment was sold for 1.63 million shekels after a month on the market, coinciding with the start of a TAMA 38 project in the building. According to the broker, urban renewal has increased the property's value, attracting investors and home upgraders. Additional real estate deals from the past week are included.

Violence rages: Two young men seriously wounded in Wadi Ara and Dimona
Two young men, aged 20 and 18, were seriously wounded in separate violent incidents in Wadi Ara and Dimona. Both victims were rushed to hospitals for emergency treatment.
"The worst of all worlds": Bitter disappointment in Israel and the secret plan against Iran
In Israel, contingency plans are being promoted in case Iran decides to continue its pursuit of nuclear capability, as revealed by Israeli security sources on the "Al-Monitor" website.

Manor Solomon on his way to West Ham: New offer revealed
The Hammers, interested in the Israel national team star, have submitted an 8-million-pound offer to Tottenham, with bonuses potentially increasing the total to 12-14 million. Also: the Spurs' demands, Solomon's salary, and expectations in England.

Storm in Asia: Typhoon "Dolphin" hits Japan and makes its way to the Chinese coast
The powerful storm hit the island of Okinawa, leaving 14,000 buildings without electricity and causing five people to be injured. Now the typhoon is making its way to the Chinese coast, where the alert level has been raised and flights and maritime port operations have been canceled. At the same time, China is using the storm to demand that ships in the Taiwan Strait obey its instructions — a move...

Working in wartime: The formula for team success in uncertain times
In an era of remote work under sirens, reserve duty, and shifting client requirements, some teams adapt quickly while others fall behind. A new study from Tel Aviv University reveals what enables teams to adapt faster and how this capability improves performance in a dynamic environment.

"Mom, I was raped": The nightmarish night that changed the life of the 17-year-old
For hours, Matan Lugasi (21) abused a 17-year-old who crossed his path. It was supposed to be a quick case, with solid evidence, but this brutal rape became one of the most difficult trials remembered by the prosecution that handled it - from the detailed testimony of the victim, through the cry of his mother on the witness stand, to the cruel defense line that also aroused the anger of the...

Liverpool's surprising move: Barcelona captain to join on loan
Liverpool is close to completing a deal to sign Barcelona and Uruguay defender Ronald Araujo on a one-season loan. The agreement includes a purchase option, and the 27-year-old is expected to join the squad this weekend.

Coming soon to us? Watch: The next generation of VAR has already been activated in France
The FVS system, which allows coaches to request a review of incidents, has officially entered use in the third league. Already on its debut evening, it led to a sending-off, a goal confirmation, and the cancellation of a second yellow card.

"A combination of heroin and cocaine": The cause of death of the NBA player has been published
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office announced on Friday that Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke died from the effects of heroin and cocaine. The death of the 29-year-old basketball player, who was found unresponsive on May 11, has been ruled an accident.
"Trump is a showman": The anger in Iran after the promise that was not kept
Trump promised to help protesters in Iran, but since then at least 26 people have been executed following the protests. More than five months into the war, the US is looking for a way to end the conflict and the Iranians feel they have been left alone.

A Maccabi Haifa legend and relationship coach: The new life of Gustavo Boccoli
More than 11 years have passed since he retired from football. Today, the Brazilian, who settled in Israel, works together with his wife Josie at the "School of Love" they founded. Omri Kanda noted on the "Kicktok" podcast: "He brings love back to couples who have lost it."

Suspicion of a new storm: UEFA paid a severance package and funded a degree for Infantino's mistress
Against the backdrop of growing calls for his resignation as FIFA president, a report in the UK claims that the European organization paid a six-figure sum to a woman with whom Gianni Infantino had an affair while he served as the organization's general secretary. UEFA confirmed that severance and tuition fees were paid but claimed it was done according to regulations in force at the time...

The new Galaxy Fold is emerging as Samsung's most successful foldable device
Samsung has launched its new Fold smartphone, featuring a compact design and high-end performance. The device includes a 7.6-inch main display and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor.

Israel banned teenagers from watching this horror movie. They should say thank you
"Ice Cream Man" starts as a bloody horror comedy about an ice cream vendor who turns children into killing machines - and then reveals itself mainly as a display of synthetic aesthetics, effects that feel artificial, and violence that repeats itself to the point of numbness. Director Eli Roth even admitted that AI was used in part of the film, and when watching it, the suspicion arises that it...

Cyber Commandos: The Bug Hunters of Tech Giants
In the rapidly changing digital landscape, elite security research units act as "digital warfare units," examining services through the lens of potential attacks to discover vulnerabilities before malicious actors do.

The Spider-Man leak taught Hollywood a lesson in self-defense
The leaked copy of Spider-Man, which garnered millions of views within hours, revealed how X has turned from a distribution channel into a social network for an effective pirate infrastructure. While studios continue to rely on legal tools, Hollywood understands that the new line of defense may be the cinema experience itself.

As far as you can go: The family offering housing and living on a remote island in New Zealand
A family living on Great Barrier Island in New Zealand is seeking help with household chores. This is a unique opportunity for those dreaming of escaping the office routine for a life in harmony with nature.

Chilling discovery in the Himalayas: Climbers find bodies buried in the snow
At an altitude of 5,000 meters, local residents climbing in the Himalayas discovered the remains of mountaineers who went missing during an avalanche last November. Nepalese police have resumed recovery efforts, though severe weather is currently hampering helicopter access.

According to the Academy of the Hebrew Language, what is the Hebrew word for meditation?
What is Sextilis, what kind of musical instrument is the theorbo, and who invented the modern air conditioner? The weekly trivia.

"We will try to choke the opponent": Is Andoni Iraola the man to set Liverpool on a new path?
Andoni Iraola has never coached a major club, but he has left a mark at every stop. After stunning with Mirandes, promoting Rayo Vallecano, and leading Bournemouth to new heights, he arrives at Anfield with one mission: to return Liverpool to the top.

The expert explains: Is 2 million shekels enough for retirement?
A conversation with Ela Alkalay, Chair of IBI Mutual Funds and social activist. We discuss the rule of thumb for a worry-free retirement, the population group at greatest risk, and pension contributions that started as a smart idea but got out of control. How to prepare for retirement even at age 40? A new series.

Senior journalist confirms: Manor Solomon deal is in the "final stages"
Manor Solomon is expected to become West Ham's new player in the coming days. The relegated Premier League side resumed negotiations, reached an agreement with Tottenham regarding his purchase, and is set to complete the deal before the start of its season in the English second division.

LeBron James' friend surprised: "Nobody is afraid of him. Jordan is greater"
Mario Chalmers, who won two championships with LeBron in Miami, compared the two and recalled an incident where he dared to call the superstar a "bitch".

Liel Abada scores and assists in Charlotte's 0:2 victory over Atlas
The Israeli forward came on at the start of the second half, scoring the opening goal in the 78th minute and setting up Tiger Smalls in the 95th minute to secure a win that moves Charlotte closer to the Leagues Cup knockout stage.

"One day we stopped and looked around. Unlike other kibbutzim, people said hello and smiled. That won us over"
Yarin and Yael met on Facebook and moved from Jaffa to Kibbutz Neve Eitan. They share their experience of trading urban life for the Beit She'an Valley, raising their child, and maintaining their lifestyle in the shadow of the war.

"Sweet angel. Fly high": Influencer who documented battle with rare cancer dies at 26
Sydney Towle, an American content creator, was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare cancer of the bile ducts, when she was only 23. Instead of hiding the disease, she chose to document it in incredible detail for more than a million followers on social media. "No one knows for sure what will happen," she said. She adopted the motto from the movie "Finding Nemo": "Just keep swimming."
"Because I am the daughter of": Meshi Kleinstein responds to the critics
Meshi Kleinstein releases a debut single and responds to critics: "To get accepted to play a Disney princess you have to do auditions, and they have no idea who I am." 7 questions with the actress who is moving to the front stage as a singer, and not just "the daughter of".

Destroyed worlds: NASA's chilling discovery at the edge of the solar system
It moves in the opposite direction, holds 99% of the mass, and tore the other moons to shreds. The James Webb Telescope reveals the greatest disaster in Neptune's history. Data that stunned the researchers.

A chilling discovery: "They invested 10,000 hours of work in the grave of two children"
Workers at a brick factory found 34,000-year-old skeletons, but it took scientists decades to realize that a hunter-gatherer society was capable of such a ritual. With tens of thousands of hand-carved ivory beads, genetic deformities, and DNA tests that baffled researchers, the discovery at Sunghir is rewriting everything we thought about humanity.
Danny Kushmaro and the panel accidentally exposed the problem of 'Ulpan Shishi' | Dror Refael
They promised the man who was closest to Netanyahu and we got three interviews with very little new information. And then came the strange moment of 'Ulpan Shishi', where Danny Kushmaro and the panel revealed much more than they intended - mainly about themselves.
Cinnabon croissant, taboon pizza and 'corrupt' cookies: the coffee cart scene driving the Gaza Envelope crazy
The food scene in the Gaza Envelope has changed since October 7: new coffee carts have become meeting places, memorials, and community hubs, telling the story of the region through food, nature, and local entrepreneurship.
Who said there are no good kosher chef restaurants? The pearl that broke the market
Terrasa at the Botanica Hotel offers a kosher chef experience facing the Bahá'í Gardens, with a creative Mediterranean menu, meticulous service, and dishes that manage to steal the show even from the view.
I have only one request for Itamar Fleischman | Doron Brosh
I wish Fleischman would curse me instead of Yair Lapid and accuse me of every possible charge. There are many expenses, dear Itamar Fleischman, and times are not easy.
"Hezbollah cut the fence, why didn't you shoot?": The answer that left Avigdor Kahalani in shock
Avigdor Kahalani has collected the best insights of his life in a new book, "Between the Main and the Trivial!", and is ready to say what is on his heart. In an interview on the occasion of the launch, he explains why he is proud of the youth, what to do with Iran, and shares his thoughts ahead of the elections.
"A pair of clowns": Barak Ravid opened up about global politics and his view on Amit Segal
Barak Ravid, a guest on Erez Tal's program, discussed his first conversation with the US President, advance information regarding the strike on Iran, his departure from Channel 13, and his complex relationship with Amit Segal.
The cancelled operation in Iran and the dramatic dismissals: what is really happening inside the Mossad? | Avi Ashkenazi
The dismissal of two senior Mossad officials is causing a storm in the organization and claims of an attempt to reshape the war's narrative. In the background: criticism of the political echelon, the question of responsibility, and the fear that the blurring of memory is already underway.
Diapers on the floor and stray dogs: The market promised as a culinary gem is collapsing
Once marketed as a hub for leisure and culinary arts, today merchants at the municipal market in Afula describe neglect, filth, and closed restrooms. The municipality responds: it is a private complex, but enforcement will be increased.
A few days before October 7: The warning Benjamin Netanyahu received from himself
At the end of a closed security meeting held days before the massacre, the Prime Minister accurately predicted what might happen on the way to normalization with Saudi Arabia. So how did it happen that at that very same meeting, he approved increasing benefits for Yahya Sinwar?
Forget the noise in the polls: 10 mandates are still waiting to decide
The small ups and downs of the parties are mostly noise. The truly important sound comes from the Israelis who move between the blocs and hold enough votes to change the election picture. And how do the undecided behave in the end?
Many in the Palestinian camp are certain: Hamas has already crossed the Rubicon
Hamas's agreement to surrender its weapons is a surprising and far-reaching step. Although Jerusalem responded with a refusal, the initiative is serious and detailed, and it should be considered with the utmost seriousness.

"The Fecal Revolution": How ancient waste shaped life on Earth
A new study from Flinders University in Australia has revealed that the "fecal revolution" about 540 million years ago was a major catalyst for the development of biodiversity and complex ecosystems. By analyzing ancient fossilized feces, the researchers show how digested food created an evolutionary feedback loop that made Earth habitable.

Increase in heat stress: weather forecast
Heavy to extreme heat stress is expected in most parts of the country, with Mediterranean waves reaching up to a meter. Temperatures will continue to rise in the coming days, bringing hotter and drier conditions inland, with muggy weather on the coastal plain.

Two have already come true: Baba Vanga's alarming prophecies for 2026
She predicted deadly earthquakes and heatwaves in 2026, and the blind mystic has once again proven she was right. From aliens landing here by November, through regret over AI, to a third world war: the alarming scenarios of the prophetess from Bulgaria, who died three decades ago, for the rest of the year.

"A Shared Mission": Historic Synagogue in New York Opens Its Doors to Chabad
Chabad emissaries will integrate into the leadership of the prestigious "Park East" synagogue. The move will give Chabad access to a historic venue in exchange for injecting manpower, young people, and families into the veteran community. Rabbi Schneier and Rabbi Krasnianski stated: "Our goal is to create opportunities for Jewish life to flourish."

"Agreement expected - soon": The American move regarding the emerging plan in the Strait of Hormuz
The emerging agreement between Tehran and Oman may restore shipping in the strait - but will grant Iran oversight and transit fees. Iran warned against "interference by third parties" - a clear hint at Washington - which rushed to offer a quid pro quo conditional on the implementation of the plan.

Cut discovered in fence at Zikim, IDF conducting searches: "No crossing from Gaza detected"
The kibbutz security coordinator reported the damage to the fence, and forces were scrambled. IDF Spokesperson: "No suspects were located in the area, and it is not possible to determine when the cut was made". Searches continue to rule out any security incidents.

Cut discovered in Kibbutz Zikim fence, residents instructed to shelter in homes
The kibbutz security coordinator reported a cut identified in the perimeter fence. IDF forces were scrambled to the scene and began extensive searches. At this stage, no suspects have been located and it is impossible to determine when the cut was made. A resident of the kibbutz: "My daughter cried and said - let them not come again."

Seeking an exit path: Trump's top general warns of 'backfire' in Iran
After about six months of fighting, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Kane, warns of risks in the conflict with Iran and is looking for a way out of the war. Background: depletion of US weapons stockpiles and the threat to energy infrastructure in the Gulf.

Hyundai Ioniq 6 N: Electric Hope
After a plethora of Chinese electric vehicles that taught us that electric cars are the end of driving pleasure, the new Korean sedan arrives and makes a mockery of the laws of physics. Now, all that remains is to bring its capabilities to less expensive electric cars.

17-year-old teenager killed in severe car accident in the Negev
Muhammad al-Qarnawi was critically injured in a car accident in Ar'ara. He was transported to Soroka Hospital while undergoing resuscitation efforts, where his death was pronounced. MADA paramedics stated: "There were severe injuries on his body."

Tourists fined in Spain after being filmed having sex while driving
Footage shared on social media led to a police investigation, the location of a rental car, and the identification of the couple. Authorities stated: "This behavior endangered other road users."