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25-Year-Old Man Moderately Injured After Colliding With a Rock
A man of about 25 was moderately injured this evening in a single-vehicle accident while riding an electric bicycle at the Ganim junction on Highway 40 in Petah Tikva. United Hatzalah medical teams provided initial treatment before evacuating him to Beilinson Hospital.

Erdogan takes a step toward peace — and toward staying in power: thousands of Kurdish fighters to receive amnesty
The Turkish parliament has passed a historic law allowing thousands of Kurdish fighters to lay down their arms and reintegrate into civilian life. The move is intended to solidify the peace process with the PKK, though the opposition fears it is a tool to extend President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's tenure.

The data that may predict the success of cancer treatment
How much does PSA need to drop to know that prostate cancer treatment is really working? A new study published today (Monday) in the journal CANCER of the American Cancer Society points to a clear target: a PSA level lower than 0.2 ng/mL within nine months of starting treatment was associated with better survival among patients with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Ronald Araujo signed with Liverpool: "The ideal move for me"
Ronald Araujo officially signed a one-season contract on Monday with Liverpool, joining on loan from Barcelona. The 27-year-old Uruguay national team defender, who previously captained the Spanish champions, has been assigned the number 33 shirt.

Adva Cohen qualified for the European Championship final in the 3,000m steeplechase
The Israeli managed to secure the eighth and final spot in the final only in the last meters, stopping the clock at 9:37.15 minutes.

Ran Kozuch: "We discovered additional details about Red Star"
Hapoel Be'er Sheva has completed preparations for the return leg against Red Star Belgrade. Following a 0:1 victory in the first match, the Israeli side aims to defend its lead to reach the Champions League playoff round. Coach Ran Kozuch emphasized that the team is ready for the intense atmosphere at the Marakana.

2019 Elections: Back to the Big Parties
The April 2019 elections returned Israel to the era of two major parties, a battle that came at the expense of smaller factions and resulted in 8.6% of votes being wasted. Will another former Chief of Staff, Gadi Eisenkot, succeed in the 2026 elections where his predecessor failed in the battle to topple Benjamin Netanyahu?

Yoav Katz opens his wallet: Hapoel Haifa's new signing worth 600,000 euros
The Haifa club officially announced the joining of Nigerian striker William Agada. During his career, the striker has scored over 60 goals and brings with him an impressive resume and rich experience.

An unprecedented gesture for fans: the surprising decision of Maccabi Netanya
Ahead of the Toto Cup semi-final against Maccabi Tel Aviv, the club's management is taking an extraordinary step for thousands of season ticket holders who will receive a special benefit ahead of the decisive encounter.

Are menopause symptoms worsening? Diabetes may be the reason
Hot flashes, sleep disturbances, joint pain, and physical changes are some of the symptoms many women experience around menopause. Now, a new study points to a factor that may make this period even more challenging: type 2 diabetes and prediabetes. Researchers found that postmenopausal women with blood sugar disorders reported not only a greater number of symptoms but also more severe symptoms.

A position of trust is not a recommendation: what you saw and heard - take with you to the grave
Horowitz was appointed to a position of trust and was exposed to sensitive information — the duty to keep it does not end with the end of the term. Even if Horowitz's words might politically harm Benjamin Netanyahu — and I doubt it — and hasten his departure from the national stage, I oppose this with all my heart.

Pleasing Trump without alienating the base: Netanyahu's election trap
The "absolute victory" Netanyahu promised in the war against Hamas has yet to be achieved, and the Prime Minister finds himself two and a half months before the elections forced to balance between the President's demand to advance the implementation of the agreement in the Strip and the fear of alienating his supporters. While polls are discouraging, strikes in Gaza have already ceased: "This is...

"Three Palestinian homes under siege": Outpost established near a village in Samaria
A branch of the Tel Talpiot outpost was established near the village of Kusra, adjacent to Palestinian homes. Circulated footage shows IDF soldiers praying in the area, heightening tensions. The army has launched an investigation.

The secret nuclear site in Syria: A secret deal was brokered between Trump, Israel and Damascus
The IAEA is set to remove nuclear material from a secret site in Syria following diplomatic efforts by the Donald Trump administration. The site, known as "Site 99," contained remnants from the Al-Kibar reactor project, raising concerns about the potential for a "dirty bomb." An agreement for the removal was signed three weeks ago.

USA reached understandings with Israel, Syria and the IAEA on neutralizing a secret nuclear site
American officials say that at a facility from the Assad regime era, known as "Site 99", nuclear materials were stored from which a "dirty bomb" could be prepared. Israel threatened to bomb the facility if the nuclear material was not removed. The IAEA will soon begin removing the material from the country.

Just 15 minutes a day: The habit that may reduce the risk of cancer
Even a small change in daily routine can be significant. A new study published in the journal BMC Medicine, which examined data from tens of thousands of participants, found that replacing time spent sitting or sleeping with physical activity was linked to a lower risk of developing types of cancer associated with physical activity. The findings received widespread coverage today, August 10...

The Jurists' Rebellion, Part 2: The Security Price of Aharon Barak's Revolution
The second part of "The Jurists' Rebellion" examines the moments when legal theory met the complex Israeli reality — in the security field and the political arena. The episode reveals how the revolution led by Aharon Barak changed not only the judicial system, but also the way the State of Israel defends itself.

The connection between the 'HaChalutz' movement's preparatory programs and far-left elements has been exposed
Published this evening (Monday) on News 14: We recently exposed the friendly and financial connection between the Democrats party candidate, Yaya Fink, and the educational organization HaChalutz. The HaChalutz movement encompasses pre-military preparatory programs. It is headed by Avishai Ben Aharon, grandson of the legendary Labor party figure, Yitzhak Ben Aharon, who struggled to accept the...
"Absurd, it shouldn't have been handled like this": Eylon Levy on the public diplomacy apparatus
Eylon Levy, who served as a spokesperson for the National Public Diplomacy Directorate, reveals how he became the country's official spokesperson due to a suit and native-level English. He said these things to the "Blue and White" podcast with Ben Carasso.

Jackie Azoulay returned to "MasterChef" with a culinary masterpiece
The "MasterChef" kitchen has reopened for six returning contestants who proved their skills are timeless. Jackie wowed the judges with her Moroccan fish risotto, Aviva Pivko presented an exquisite mussaka mille-feuille, and Nissim Zalait offered a unique take on fish and chips. Here are the recipes from the episode that you must try at home.

Maayan Adam is hiring: "Must fill the position immediately"
Recently, the "Mami" consumer club, owned by the media personality and entrepreneur, reached a significant milestone by joining the world of credit cards. Now, Maayan Adam and the company are recruiting additional staff members to join the team behind the scenes.
Middle East expert from Tel Aviv University on the sensational news: "I wouldn't get excited"
Professor Eyal Zisser discussed with Ron Kofman and Aryeh Eldad the reports suggesting that certain regional actors sought peace with Israel to prepare for a covert confrontation. The expert dismissed these claims as "marketing non-news" and urged against overreacting to such narratives.

Fears of pressure from the Attorney General on the Mahash committee spark a political storm
A political storm has erupted following a report on C14 that the identities of members of the search committee for the head of Mahash are being kept secret due to fears of persecution by the Attorney General. It is reported that Gali Baharav-Miara is attempting to pressure members to resign to thwart the appointment of a new Mahash head under the recently passed law, despite the High Court of...

A gesture to the fans: Maccabi Netanya season ticket holders will receive a free ticket to the Toto Cup semi-final
An interesting gesture by the Diamonds ahead of Sunday's meeting against Maccabi Tel Aviv. At the same time, Roni Levy continues to work on strengthening the squad and is looking for a center-back and a winger.

All roads lead to Tehran: 4 fronts, two election dates, and a poverty line that brings the end closer
Almost three years into the war, and Israel is still in an open confrontation on four fronts: Iran, Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria. All are connected to each other and managed from Tehran, and as long as the Iranian story is not closed, no front will be closed. On the near horizon, all scenarios are waiting for two dates: the elections in Israel at the end of October and the midterm elections in the USA...

Shooting from Barta'a again? Bullet found on a house roof in the community of Mitzpe Ilan
Army and police forces were summoned to the community in the Menashe Regional Council after the discovery of the bullet, which caused no injuries. The security establishment is investigating when the bullet was fired and estimates that it was not a deliberate shooting. Residents warn of a life-threatening danger and claim it is a test of the security forces' alertness.
Jeddah axis was close to adding a powerful partner - until Israel entered the picture
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan signed a security agreement in Jeddah featuring a collective defense mechanism. Egypt, invited to join, declined at this stage due to sensitive relations with Israel and regional tensions.

Son of a Yisrael Beiteinu official and anti-Trump tweets: mixed feelings in Likud following new appointment
Benjamin Netanyahu has worked to reserve a spot on the Likud list for businessman Oren Dobronsky, aiming to appeal to voters. However, the appointment has sparked debate due to Dobronsky's past harsh criticism of Donald Trump and ceasefire policies.

Shake-up in the media world: key figure leaves i24NEWS for competitors
The Israeli media landscape was recently expanded with the launch of Channel 16. The channel has already recruited some of the biggest names in the industry, and a new high-profile appointment has now been revealed, with a key staffer moving directly from a competing channel.

History in Rehovot: New football team established, what is the future for Marmorek and Sha'arayim?
Rehovot Mayor Matan Dil has announced the establishment of a new city football team, Ironi Rehovot, alongside the construction of a new stadium. The team will compete in Liga Alef starting next season, while Maccabi Sha'arayim and Hapoel Marmorek will continue their activities in Liga Gimel.

Wizz Air to compensate Israelis with 10,000 euros: "Due to the security situation"
The court ruled that Israeli passengers who purchased a flight subscription under the "All You Can Fly" program and were unable to use it during periods when the company stopped flying to Israel will receive an automatic extension of membership at no additional cost.
Mandate poll: Eisenkot opens a significant gap at the top from Likud - Bennett strengthens
A Channel 12 poll places Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar party in first place with 24 mandates, ahead of Likud. The anti-Netanyahu bloc reaches 70 mandates, while the coalition remains with only 50.

Hunter Biden: "Netanyahu is the embodiment of evil"
In an interview with Tucker Carlson, Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, harshly attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During the conversation, Carlson also raised conspiratorial claims regarding an alleged Israeli role in the controversy surrounding content on Biden's laptop.
"Those who chose the State of Israel": The new initiative for immigrant soldiers
The Ministries of Defense, Aliyah and Integration, and Diaspora Affairs are establishing a joint support framework for immigrant soldiers and overseas volunteers, which will accompany them from recruitment to civilian life. A new study pointed to gaps in information, rights, housing, and employment.

Use of millions of shekels from student funds in elections blocked
Channel 14 monitoring reveals that the attempt to allocate millions of shekels from student funds for activities during the election period was blocked after student union representatives opposed the move and demanded a significant reduction in the amount and the creation of transparency and oversight mechanisms. At the center of the dispute was a demand by the National Union of Students chair...

Suspicion of abuse of a soldier at Rambam: "The healthcare system has proven itself"
Following accusations against Rambam Hospital regarding the treatment of an IDF soldier, former emergency department director Dr. Aziz Darawshe defended the medical staff, emphasizing their dedication.

Poll: Public opinion on Likud reserved spots and Mossad chief's decisions
According to a Channel 14 poll, 42% of respondents believe that the decisions of Central Elections Committee Chairman, Judge Noam Sohlberg, assist the opposition, while an equal number view them as neutral. Meanwhile, 43% of those surveyed stated that PM Netanyahu's reserved spots increase their likelihood of voting for Likud.

Manor Solomon: "I want to bring West Ham back to the Premier League and succeed like Benayoun and Berkovic"
After signing with the "Hammers", as first revealed by ynet, the Israeli midfielder spoke about his goals at the next stop in his career: "It is an ambitious, very big club with amazing fans. I wanted to be a part of it."
The father fought Satmar, the son collaborates: The meeting that surprised the Hasidic world | Shlomo Shamir
The Gur Hasidic dynasty opposed Zionism but maintained practical ties with Eretz Yisrael and the State of Israel over the years, while sharply distancing itself from Satmar. Now, the current Admor's ties with a senior official in the community raise questions.

"We receive so many slaps": The bereaved father on the investigation of the shelter in Re'im
Almost three years after October 7, the families of the murdered were exposed to an investigation into the final hours of their loved ones. Menashe Mansouri, who lost his two daughters, stated: "I received a slap in the face. They tell us about liquidations and 'absolute victory', and then you see the real numbers." According to him, the IDF identified most of the terrorists who arrived at the...

Report: Israel and the US's extensive campaign against Hezbollah's economy
Israel bombed Hezbollah's banks and gold reserves, while the US pressured the Lebanese government to implement a series of reforms to shut off the terrorist organization's funding tap.

Following Oren Dobronsky's joining the Likud: the new season of "The Sharks" will be postponed
The businessman and entrepreneur's joining the Likud as a reserved candidate also affects the broadcast schedule: the new season of "The Sharks," which has already been filmed and edited, will be postponed until after the elections. Sources familiar with the details claim that election laws and propaganda regulations do not allow its broadcast before the elections. Dobronsky, a regular panel...

Suspicion: 24-year-old woman posed as a man named "Uriel Hazan" and committed sex offenses
The name the women knew was "Uriel Hazan". They believed they were interacting with a man online, but investigators suspect a 24-year-old woman from Petah Tikva was behind the profile. The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court has extended her detention until August 13 on suspicion of serious sex offenses, including rape and indecent acts, committed through deception.

Shein's IPO date approaches, and the company's valuation has already shrunk by about 78%
Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein is preparing for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Bloomberg Intelligence analysts value the company at $22-25 billion, a significant drop from its 2022 peak.
From shoes to the armchair: Nike wants to charge you for rest too
Nike is launching, in collaboration with Hyperice, recovery slides with heating and vibration for $249, which may cost more than 1,000 shekels in Israel. But is this an effective technology – or a "recovery tax" on a product for which the brand itself created the need?

Impressive: Aviv Barzelay qualifies for the 200m backstroke final at the European Championships
The Israeli swimmer finished eighth in the semifinals and, alongside Tom Minis, secured qualification for the 2027 World Championships. The relay team finished seventh in the 4x200m freestyle final, with Denis Loktev setting a new Israeli record.

Tomer Greenberg confesses after the 'Married at First Sight' finale: 'You were right'
In the dramatic decision episode that aired last night, Laiky Glick and Tomer Greenberg chose to continue their journey beyond the cameras. While their current status remains unknown, the excited groom has already summarized the experience.

Channel 13 faces sharp complaint: "Crossing every red line"
Shai Glick, CEO of the B'Tsalmo organization, has filed an urgent complaint with the Second Authority for Television and Radio, demanding a formal violation procedure against Channel 13 following derogatory remarks made about MK Kati Shitrit during a broadcast.
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Ofer Levi opens up: The secrets of Zohar Argov revealed
Decades after the death of the king of Mediterranean music, his close friend opens up about everything and tells of the attempts to save him, the nightly routine, and the severe deterioration far from the public eye.

Leiki breaks silence on the attraction controversy: "Tomer said very painful things to me"
Yesterday, the dramatic decision episode aired, in which Leiki Glick and Tomer Greenberg chose to continue their journey off-camera. While their current status remains unknown, Leiki chose to speak openly about the attraction issues that defined their season.

Reports are excellent, stocks are crashing: The phenomenon shaking Wall Street
The earnings season on Wall Street presents an unprecedented distortion where giant companies beat forecasts but are punished with sharp price drops, while a massive trading event of billions took place in Tel Aviv.
CENTCOM Commander arrived at IDF command meeting - Chief of Staff declared: "We are in a state of immediate readiness"
US Central Command Commander Admiral Brad Cooper participated in the IDF command staff conference and reviewed the partnership with the US in the war against Iran. Chief of Staff Zamir emphasized that the IDF is prepared for a rapid return to intense combat on all fronts.

Star got a job on Channel 14 and was boycotted: "I am going to make a living. This did not happen with 12 and 13"
Food blogger Ron Yohananov shared with pain about a massive abandonment of followers following his new professional decision, and decided to send a particularly sharp message to the users who decided to boycott him: "I did not see followers drop when I filmed a program for Keshet 12 or appeared on Channel 13"

"It is grass with a different green": Sagi Dekel-Chen sang in Nir Oz the songs he wrote in captivity
Sagi Dekel-Chen performed for the first time on the lawn of Kibbutz Nir Oz, presenting nine songs he composed during his 498 days in Hamas captivity. He shared how music served as a vital survival tool during his ordeal.
"I lost my composure": Oren Dubrovinsky tries to minimize damage after post about Donald Trump
New Likud party member Oren Dubrovinsky posted a critique of Donald Trump on X regarding US-Iran negotiations, labeling the president's policy as "morally corrupt." The businessman has since issued a formal apology.

$1,600 to Amsterdam: Foreign companies return to Ben Gurion Airport, prices are not yet dropping
Foreign airlines have begun to return to operations in Israel one after another - from the Swiss SWISS, to the aviation giant KLM which will return at the end of the month, and the American United and Delta in September. How many weekly flights will operate and why do experts think that prices will only start to drop in the long term?

30 years later: The trial for the murder of Tupac begins
Duane "Keffe D" Davis, accused of planning the murder of the legendary rapper, appeared in a Las Vegas court and pleaded not guilty. The prosecution alleges he was involved in the planning and provided the weapon, though he did not pull the trigger.
"Netanyahu received Arafat in an unusual way": Mansour Abbas may make history
Zuhair Bahloul praised the joining of Yoav Segalovitz to Ra'am and claimed it might turn out to be a brilliant political move. According to him, the integration of Arabs and Jews into joint politics may in the future lead to broader participation in civil service.

"Total paralysis - and we have no way out": The Iranian target in Hormuz that collapsed during the war
Qeshm Island, with its 150,000 residents, was a tourism success story: millions of visitors a year, thriving hotels and restaurants, and investments flowing in. With the bombings, businesses closed - and the island remained desolate: "Life has been disrupted, there is no income," a local fisherman shared. Peace is not on the horizon, and uncertainty has become permanent: "In front of us is an...

Yassou: Liam Golan Confirms New Relationship
After a month of rumors and shared sightings, Liam Golan and his new partner decided it was time to stop hiding and share their first couple photos from a joint vacation. Were they waiting for the right moment?

Following Raviv Drucker, Channel 12 anchor criticizes Yair Golan: "He misled her"
The political storm surrounding the failure to reserve a spot for Einav Zangauker on the 'Democrats' party list is intensifying. Yaron Avraham, a Channel 12 correspondent and anchor, criticized Yair Golan, stating that the politician used the mother of a hostage for political gain before discarding her.

Danger live on air: Israeli interview interrupted by a major earthquake
An unusual and alarming incident occurred during a current affairs interview on the corporation's station, when Israel's economic attaché began experiencing a particularly powerful earthquake that led to heavy damage and casualties.

Following Yair Netanyahu: Senior official sues Benny Gantz for 1.12 million shekels
The former head of the digital department of the Blue and White party has filed a lawsuit for 1.12 million shekels, claiming the denial of social rights, and is additionally demanding to impose attachments on the party for fear that it will not pass the electoral threshold.

Neta Alchimister sparks a huge storm online: 'Shocking, it gave me goosebumps'
The new Samsung AI campaign in Israel featuring the model sparked a storm and unprecedented public outrage online due to an unusual message, which led the company to completely remove the advertisement from all social networks.

Shaaraim and Marmorek in Liga Gimel: Who is the senior team in Rehovot now
After years of urban rivalry, the two legendary clubs will continue to exist in Liga Gimel, while the united team, Ironi Rehovot, will play in Liga Alef and represent the city at the new stadium.
Ahead of major investment conference in Berlin: German Economy Minister issues warning
German Economy Minister Katrina Reiche warned in a Financial Times interview that rising support for the "Alternative for Germany" (AfD) party could deter foreign investors ahead of critical state elections.

The grenade did not explode, the suspect picked it up by hand: footage from the grenade throwing at Japanika
Two Bat Yam residents were filmed throwing a fragmentation grenade at a Japanika branch in Kiryat Ono, but it did not explode on the first two attempts. One of the suspects picked up the grenade by hand and threw it again, and on the third attempt, the explosion occurred. On Thursday, an indictment will be filed against the two.

After 9 years: A beloved secret bar in Tel Aviv is closing its doors
One of Tel Aviv's most unique entertainment venues, which operated behind a hidden door accessible only via a daily code, has announced the end of its journey on Rothschild Boulevard.

Incident at a base in southern Israel: 30 soldiers sent for medical evaluation
In recent days, soldiers reported symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, and severe abdominal pain, impacting their training. Following examinations at the base, they were sent to a clinic for further care. Training has been halted.

Sheli with a dramatic exposure about Omer: "He tries to blame me, but the fraud is him"
Sheli Srebrenikov and Omer Zipori have moved in together in Ra'anana, but a series of stories reveals the couple's typical arguments and mutual accusations just before leaving the apartment.

Lieberman overtakes Bennett for the first time: Global bettors are deciding the elections
Two and a half months ago, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett led the betting tables with the highest odds for the 2026 premiership, but since then he has seen a sharp decline, reaching a low of only 5%, while Lieberman has overtaken him for the first time. Who is the leading candidate?

From critical injury in Jabalia to the chuppah: Yotam Asban got married
Yotam Asban, a resident of Beit El and a graduate of the Mercaz HaRav and Beit Orot yeshivas, stood under the chuppah this evening (Monday) with Rinat — more than two years after he was critically wounded in the head during fighting in Jabalia in the Gaza Strip. Asban served in the Paratroopers Reconnaissance Unit and was wounded in May 2024 in a friendly fire incident, when the force he was...

Trump: "Iran wants compensation for damages. Interesting idea - I will demand payment from them in negotiations!"
Against the backdrop of stalling negotiations, US President Donald Trump has threatened Tehran with counter-demands for compensation. He stated he has instructed his representatives to insist on payments for victims of the Iranian regime.

Failure to prevent assassinations and Basij command: Mojtaba's series of appointments
Six senior military appointments were announced today, including a new Chief of General Staff and an official commander for the Revolutionary Guards. Hossein Taeb, dismissed after intelligence failures to prevent assassinations, returns to the top security echelon.
Gush Dan traffic jams: New 250 million shekel transport hub underway
The HaTayasim hub project, with an investment of over 250 million shekels, will be built adjacent to Highway 40. The complex will include 180 electric bus bays, a 1,200-space parking lot, and a direct connection to the Purple Line light rail terminus.
Loss of control: IDF admits to refraining from evacuating illegal outposts
In the first half of 2026, 660 incidents of nationalist crime were recorded in Judea and Samaria, alongside 45 deliberate attacks against security forces and 146 Palestinian casualties. The IDF warns of operational strain and is trying to curb friction on the ground.

Netanyahu's first reserved spot in Likud: Businessman Oren Dobronsky
Businessman and investor Oren Dobronsky has been presented as the first reserved candidate on the Likud list for the upcoming elections. He is set to lead the artificial intelligence sector following the vote.
Severe injury and betrayal: Woman discovers husband's secret during rehabilitation
Two years after receiving significant compensation for a severe car accident, a woman is seeking to recover her funds. It emerged that while she was undergoing rehabilitation, her husband was having an affair with her physical therapist.

The 36 million NIS lawsuit: The court ruled in the battle over the Asi stream
The District Court rejected a class action lawsuit for 36 million NIS against Kibbutz Nir David regarding the blocking of access to the Asi stream. The judge determined that the class action procedure is not appropriate, and that a balance must be struck between the public's right to water and the protection of the privacy of the kibbutz members.

Haredi family from the USA donates tefillin sets to IDF soldiers in honor of son's Bar Mitzvah
A family visiting from the US to celebrate their son's Bar Mitzvah donated 25 sets of tefillin to soldiers of the Paratroopers Brigade. During the ceremony, they expressed that it was a great privilege to support the soldiers and uphold the tradition.

Technical connection with complete independence: Saglovich's demands from Mansour Abbas
The outgoing Yesh Atid MK will present his conditions for joining the Ra'am list tomorrow. His demands include the number two spot without formal party membership and exemption from factional discipline. Meanwhile, Arab local council leaders are urging Abbas to unite with Ahmad Tibi's Ta'al, following the freeze in negotiations between Ta'al, Hadash, and Balad.

Lior Raz and millions in profit: the new season of 'Fauda' heads to Netflix
The fifth season, already the most-watched series in the history of YES, continues to gain massive popularity. It will soon be released on the global streaming giant, where international audiences will be able to engage with the harrowing story of October 7.

Mystery at McDonald's: What happened to a hamburger left outside for a year and a half
A content creator decided to test what happens to McDonald's sandwiches at different stages of 'aging'. The extreme result has reignited the debate surrounding the composition of fast food and preservatives.
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A blow to investors: Tel Aviv indices in a slump, this stock plummeted by more than 10%
The stock exchange closed with declines in the two leading indices, as prominent stocks recorded a free fall of up to 10.16%, while on the other hand, a surprising stock soared.

Ari from 'Married at First Sight' on his match with Noa Mozes: 'It's not easy to watch'
Their relationship managed to stir up a storm from the very first moment, and the two quickly became a focus of criticism on social media. Just before the fateful decision, he sat down for a conversation and shared his experience and the process.
A leading security and social force: Major General (res.) Uzi Dayan joins the Likud primaries
Upon entering the election campaign, Dayan declares that he proudly raises two central banners that combine national and social resilience: the security banner and the social-educational banner.

How to turn artificial intelligence into your personal stylist
Artificial intelligence technology is becoming a constant fashion consultant. Expert Dalia Baida demonstrated how to use Gemini to receive styling advice, perform virtual try-ons, and find outfits within a specific budget.

Colombia Recognizes Israel's Sovereignty Over the Golan Heights
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Colombia has officially recognized Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights. This historic decision followed Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar's visit to Colombia for the inauguration of President Abelardo de la Espriella.
Netanyahu chooses politics over an exit from Gaza | Dan Perry
Trump's Gaza plan offers Israel security, verifiable disarmament of Hamas, and a path to rebuilding the devastated strip. Netanyahu's categorical rejection is a reckless act.
"Israel has become a toxic brand": US expert issues sharp warning | Listen
Professor Yossi Shain warned of a severe erosion in Israel's status in the US, arguing that hostility toward Israel has become a profitable political tool and that support for it is weakening even among Republicans and in the White House.

War depletes US strategic oil reserves — lowest level since 1983
The US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) has fallen below 300 million barrels, reaching its lowest level since 1983. Amid the war with Iran and concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices have jumped by 4%.

Tragedy in Mexico: Rabbi Arush's grandson to be buried in Israel
The coffin of four-year-old Shalom Saginer, who drowned during a family vacation in Mexico, is currently on its way to Israel. The plane is expected to land tomorrow morning, after which the child will be buried. The late Shalom was the son of Rabbi Asaf and Rivka Saginer and the grandson of the Gaon Rabbi Shalom Arush.

Bloody struggle between criminal organizations in the north: 17-year-old arrested with his brother on suspicion of murder
After about 40 days of detention, during which YAHBAL officers conducted a complex investigation, the police managed to establish an evidentiary basis against four suspects.

"Measure for measure": Threats against Bnei Brak station commander lead to indictment
A resident of Modi'in Illit is accused of posting threats in a WhatsApp group against the commander of the Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan station against the backdrop of protests on Highway 4. Among other things, he called him a "terrorist" and wrote: "What they do - will be done to him." An indictment for threats has been filed against him.
Yair Golan launches a billion-shekel crime-fighting plan and signals his bid for Public Security Minister
At a Democrats party event in Nazareth, an emergency plan called "Root Treatment" was launched to combat crime in the Arab sector. According to the party's data, 889 people, including 49 children, have been murdered during the current government's term.

"How is this even legal?": Did not leave a tip at the self-checkout - and the price went up
A Shake Shack customer uploaded a video to the web, which went viral with about 4.2 million views, and said that he decided not to tip for a milkshake order he made at a branch at the Salt Lake City airport, and was stunned to see that the price of the product increased.

Chikli: "Bennett offered me an ambassadorship just to get me out of the Knesset"
The Minister of Diaspora Affairs attacked Naftali Bennett and Ayelet Shaked during a Likud conference. "When I was in The New Right, we had 'celebrity' ministers, and they still didn't pass the electoral threshold." He also warned against satellite parties on the right: "One of the biggest dangers is small parties with big egos; let's unite or step aside."

Shake-up in Israeli high-tech: Gaming giant lays off employees
The company, which develops leading flagship games using a unique model, has begun laying off employees at its development center in Ramat Gan, which accounts for about a quarter of the workforce of the American corporation that controls it.

Unusual incident on Arkia flight: passenger snuck onto the plane, flight returned to the tarmac
The incident that took place this past weekend at Amsterdam Airport managed to cause great concern in the aviation world, as it raises the question of how a passenger could board the wrong plane. Following this saga, a technical malfunction was also discovered on the plane.
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Channel 13 star and her partner are shocked: "We paid 3,000 shekels"
Lia Noga and her partner arrived to celebrate a birthday at a well-known restaurant in Israel, but their evening ended on a sour note and in a loud, embarrassing confrontation with the shift manager in front of other diners: "He started arguing with us in a humiliating way."

A surprise for those flying from Ben Gurion Airport: how to enter any lounge for free starting today
The ONE ZERO bank is expanding its benefits package for those flying abroad and offering free access to lounges in Israel and around the world, but the service is conditional on meeting specific monthly credit card usage requirements.

Yaakov and Hani Buzaglo are moving to a new and surprising destination: "A very difficult period"
The well-known couple decided to return to Israel after a difficult period overseas, and now they are leaving their shared living arrangement and moving to a new three-room apartment in the center of the country, while making a dramatic statement about their shared future.

Sephora will not come to Israel: "This is a one-time resale deal for products that have been discontinued"
The celebrations in Israel regarding the arrival of the international beauty chain Sephora were exaggerated. Following the much-discussed announcement, the international headquarters plans to clarify that Sephora has no intention of coming to Israel soon, and that it is a temporary sale of limited products from the private brand.
Bribery and money laundering suspicions: The entanglement of the deputy mayor of Kiryat Bialik and his sons
The Tax and Economic Prosecution Office has notified Yossi Azriel, deputy and acting mayor of Kiryat Bialik, his sons, and several companies that they are considering indicting them, subject to a hearing, on suspicion of bribery, breach of trust, and money laundering.

The end of 'off-the-record' discussions? The new rules that will bring order to the court
The familiar practice of conducting discussions and mediation 'off the record' is now being re-regulated, with the aim of increasing transparency and public trust in the judicial system. The guidelines set by the ombudsman, retired judge Asher Cola, require, among other things, the documentation of compromise proposals and discussions where recording has been paused.

Beauty queen stripped of crown following online posts
Not as glamorous as it seems: Britney Boltinhaus, a 27-year-old model who won the title of Miss North Carolina USA, has launched a legal battle after being stripped of her title following posts that were apparently racist in nature.

"Whoever does not study - let them enlist": The Haredi candidate troubling Deri and Gafni
Moti Leitner, chairman of the "Haredi Public" faction, presents a firm line on the conscription law, attacks the Haredi parties, addresses extremist violence, sexual abuse in the sector, and the integration of women. In a special interview for "HaYom" he clarifies: "We are committed to the Netanyahu bloc, but support a unity government during wartime."

Can't manage without Buffett? Michael Burry loses faith in Berkshire
Famous investor Michael Burry says that Berkshire Hathaway is no longer an attractive investment in his eyes, following Warren Buffett's retirement as CEO and the transition of leadership to Greg Abel.

A decade after the split from Angelina: Brad Pitt reveals he reached a difficult mental state
In a recent interview, the Hollywood star spoke about the psychological consequences of dealing with the divorce process from Angelina. "This shit is not easy. I didn't see a way out of it," he admitted.

Sgalovitz on talks about joining Abbas: "This is the Zionist move that will strengthen the bloc"
The former Knesset member from Yesh Atid and the chairman of Ra'am are expected to meet to discuss details, with the agenda including ideological gaps between the two, primarily on LGBT rights. Sgalovitz admitted that he understands public reluctance regarding the move, but argues it serves the central goal: replacing the government.

National state of emergency and a billion-shekel budget: Yair Golan presents plan to combat crime in Arab society
The chairman of The Democrats pledged to establish a special task force and dedicated courts, sharply criticizing the government: "A country capable of reaching any terrorist organization can also handle crime." He stated that the party will demand the Ministry of Internal Security portfolio.

The Admor defending Mamdani: "It is a provocation — they are labeling him an antisemite"
The Satmar Admor of Williamsburg spoke out last night at the central tish in New York against the protests by ultra-Orthodox Jews against the Mayor of New York. Unlike most of the Jewish community, the Satmar Hasidic sect hosted Mamdani, and parts of it even supported him in the elections.

Even after the interest rate cut: which bank will still give you a deposit yielding 6% per year?
According to Bank of Israel data, the average interest rate on deposits for six months to a year fell in July to 3.59%, compared to 3.94% in April. The gaps between banks are significant, and the interest rate on deposits ranges from 2.9% to 6%. While interest rate cuts are quickly rolling over to deposits, the decline in mortgages is more moderate.

Record-high stocks put to the test: data that will influence interest rates
Following a strong earnings season that boosted global indices, new US inflation data could reshape the Federal Reserve's interest rate path. A Deutsche Bank review.

Prime Minister of Iraq announced: "We will not be part of any alliance"
The new Prime Minister of Iraq, Ali al-Zaidi, is seeking to shift the country's foreign policy. As part of his plan to avoid regional tensions, he declared that Iraq will not join any military or security alliances.

Israeli High-Tech Company Holds Overseas Conference on Election Day
Israeli company Quantum Machines is holding a conference in Chicago on the day of the Knesset elections. The scheduling has sparked dissatisfaction among employees concerned about their ability to exercise their right to vote.

Raid on Atlit beach: Police dispersed a rave and confiscated equipment
Police officers stopped a mass event held without safety permits near the water line with hundreds of people in attendance. The party organizer and the DJ were detained for questioning, and sound equipment worth ten thousand shekels was confiscated.

"She's on something": Anna Faris raises concerns among fans again
The actress's recent public appearance has sparked a new wave of speculation about her well-being. Fans are discussing the 49-year-old star's behavior during a recent interview, with some comparing her to Britney Spears.

Yalla Galil Festival Cancelled Following Eden Ben Zaken's Participation
The Yalla Galil festival in Beit Jann has been cancelled due to the participation of Eden Ben Zaken. The local council head explained: "Strength does not lie in one side breaking the will of another, but in preventing bloodshed today and ensuring that fear does not dictate how we will live tomorrow."

Ministry of Defense ramps up startup procurement
A new MAFAT report obtained by Globes reveals that the volume of orders from startups doubled in the first half of 2026, alongside records in capital raising and defense exports. Autonomous platforms and AI solutions lead the volume of engagements.

Developments in the investigation of the murder in Netivot: suspect released - police appealed
The Magistrate's Court in Be'er Sheva ordered the release from custody of a young man suspected of involvement in the murder of Osher Kadoshim in Netivot. The police filed an appeal against the decision, and the suspect will remain in custody until a further hearing. His defense attorney: "He was a witness to the event and got caught up in it, nothing more. The police are dealing in guesses, not...

Bribery and money laundering of tens of millions: Senior official in Kiryat Bialik municipality in trouble
The prosecution announced its intention to indict the deputy and acting mayor of Kiryat Bialik, Yossi Azriel, along with his family members, over suspicions of corruption and illicit ties with real estate developers.

Ofira Asayag presents a significant change at 52: "Before and after"
The television presenter and media personality shared with her followers a significant transformation she made in her private life. Accompanied by intriguing videos, she eventually shared the surprising result.

Michal Ansky's mother reveals with pain: "There are moments when it is unbearable"
Sherry Ansky shared candidly about the complex struggle with attention deficit disorder and explained why the well-known medication almost completely extinguished her creativity in the kitchen.

"I sold at 140 shekels too and didn't think it was the peak": since then the stock has jumped another 60%
Chen Golan, Chairman and Co-Founder of Next Vision, spoke with ice about another quarter that shattered forecasts, the anticipated acquisition, and why the company is not rushing to NASDAQ. He also addressed the sensitive issue of stock sales by founders.

Assi Azar and Albert Escolà have 'parted ways': Unexpected changes at home
Popular TV host Assi Azar often shares glimpses of his private life with his followers. Together with his husband, Albert Escolà, he is raising two children, whose daily adventures frequently become the subject of his social media stories.

The biggest deal in Israeli football: Anan Khalaili signed with Crystal Palace
Anan Khalaili has taken the biggest step of his career by signing with Crystal Palace for a record-breaking 21 million pounds. The 21-year-old winger joins the Premier League club on a five-year deal.

Shot to death upon arriving at work: 4 suspects arrested in Shfaram murder case
Police have established an evidentiary basis against four suspects involved in the murder of Ali Sawaed, who was shot to death upon arriving at his workplace at a bus terminal in Shfaram. After more than 40 days of investigation, the Lahav 433 serious crimes unit filed a prosecutor's statement and a request to detain the suspects until the end of proceedings.
Nazi salute and antisemitic posts: The scandal embarrassing the Republican Party
A Nazi salute, posts calling for the expulsion of Jews, and allegations of managing a racist anonymous account: The scandal surrounding a former club treasurer in New York deepens after he was filmed spending time with senior officials days after being suspended.
The radical left is already thrilled: The new star inciting against Israel
Hasan Piker grew up on the line between Turkey and New Jersey, turning from a shy boy into one of the most prominent voices of the radical left in the USA. Today he preaches his doctrine to about 3 million followers online, and when it comes to Israel, his messages are particularly sharp.

Following Tel Aviv: Jerusalem Raises Municipal Parking Rates
The Jerusalem Municipality announced an increase in municipal parking prices, which will take effect starting tomorrow morning and will apply to the general public, while for city residents the price remains unchanged. The move is intended to encourage the use of public transport while maintaining the significant benefit for Jerusalem residents.

Tried to escape? The new and disturbing discovery about Liam Payne's death
New documents revealed from the investigation into the singer's death are reigniting the disturbing question: did the "One Direction" star try to escape his room moments before the tragedy? The substances found in his system and the difficult footage from his final hours are now once again calling the circumstances of his death into question.

Performed maintenance work — and rescued an exhausted stork in the heart of the desert
During routine work on Mount Zin, an Israel Electric Corporation employee noticed a migratory bird that had collapsed due to the heatwave. He gave the stork water, placed a parasol over it, and waited for the arrival of an Israel Nature and Parks Authority inspector who transferred it for rehabilitation. The Authority asks the public to report distressed wildlife to their hotline.

Surprise in the trunk: five illegal aliens caught in a vehicle — the driver was under license suspension
A vehicle that aroused the suspicion of the forces was stopped for inspection at the Tarqumiya crossing, and inside were discovered five illegal aliens — three in the back seat and two in the trunk. The driver, a resident of Petah Tikva in his 30s, is suspected of transporting them while his driver's license was suspended. The six were arrested for questioning.

Ofer Levi: "They wanted to pay me 350,000 shekels a day, I refused"
Singer Ofer Levi was a guest on Sharon Gal's podcast and spoke about the dramatic decision he made following a process of strengthening his faith and returning to religion, as well as his unconditional support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Dramatic wave of departures at Walla news desk within two weeks
A series of resignations at the Walla news desk over a short period: since Ilail Shahar took office as head of the news desk, 8-10 editors have announced their departure, including senior desk managers and the veteran homepage editor. A former employee: "Everyone here has either found a job or is looking for one."

New Collective Agreement at Arkia: Salary Hikes and Enhanced Social Benefits
The Histadrut and Arkia management have signed a collective agreement for aircraft maintenance staff, securing salary increases and expanded social benefits through the end of 2028.

Omer Miller reveals a dramatic family decision: "Our path is different"
Omer Miller and Shiranka shared the difficult decision they made regarding their three young children, who were supposed to start school this year, and sparked a very big storm on social media.

A heavy blow to Israeli internet stars: about 20 performances canceled at the last minute
The summer show YouStars, featuring internet stars Noam Piruz, Roi "Ping Pong", and Noam "Muffin", was unexpectedly canceled, and disappointed buyers will be compensated with a refund. Production sources blamed the security situation, but in practice, most performances continue to take place as scheduled.

"He did great things, but I would have done it differently": Minister Eli Cohen more exposed than ever
As part of the new "HaOlam HaBoker" project, Energy Minister Eli Cohen (Likud) met with journalist Paz Robinson on a basketball court in Holon. In an informal setting, the politician discussed his primary expectations and evaluated the work of his colleagues.

Broken heart: Messi says goodbye to his father at a private ceremony in Rosario
The Argentine footballer returned home with his wife and children to support his family and say goodbye to his father Jorge, who passed away, at a private ceremony near his hometown in Argentina. Documentation from the scene shows the star in his most painful moments.

A blow to Netanyahu: The court rejected the petition — incumbent MKs will not run in the districts
The District Court ruled that the Likud party tribunal exceeded its authority on the fundamental issue, but upheld the decision due to flaws in the voting and counting process.

"Another proof of the invasion": The migrant boat to England broke a record
230 migrants were crammed into a small boat that crossed the English Channel from France to England - the largest number of migrants on a single boat. The Labour government promises a "no-compromise fight" and boasts of a drop in the total number of migrants. Right-wing leader Farage suggests fighting the boats with the Navy - and freeing up space in prison with deportation to El Salvador.
"We will meet there on August 15": The call to Moroccan youth that is rattling Ceuta
Less than two weeks after tens of thousands crossed from Morocco to Ceuta, calls are again circulating on social media for young people to gather at the border on August 15. Spanish authorities are preparing for another mass entry attempt and clarify that they are taking the threat seriously.

"A word is a word": Einav Zangauker reveals the agreement with Yair Golan that did not materialize
Einav Zangauker announced that her public activity in the coming years will not take place from the Knesset, after she claimed that Yair Golan reneged on an agreement to reserve a spot for her at the top of the list. She clarified that she will continue to act for the "repair of the state" in her own way.

CAL Deputy CEO to leave company ahead of decision on its future
Deputy CEO and Head of the Business Clients and Partners Division, Odalia Moshe Ostrovsky, will conclude her tenure after two years, during which she also served as CEO of Diners. Her departure follows the resignation of the VP of Human Resources amid ongoing leadership tensions at CAL.

Strong Earthquake Strikes Colombia: Reports of Injuries and Damage
The tremor, with a magnitude close to 7, was also felt in Ecuador, Venezuela, and Panama. In the Colombian capital of Bogota, residents fled to the streets, and provincial governors in the west of the country reported injuries and significant damage to buildings in the cities of Quibdo and Pereira.

7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Colombia
The epicenter of the quake was recorded in the Chocó department in the west of the country, at a depth of about 82 kilometers. Authorities have activated emergency protocols and are scanning the affected areas. As of now, no official estimate regarding casualties or property damage has been reported.

Kobi Oz: "My wife was in a car accident, the vehicle is crushed"
Kobi Oz, lead singer of the band "Teapacks", shared on X an unpleasant incident involving his wife. He noted that while she is fine, the front of their car was severely damaged.

Bitcoin recovers and crosses the $65,000 mark, mixed trend in the market
The major currencies are recording a mixed and particularly tense trend, as alongside decent weekly gains, unexpected declines are also being recorded among some of the strongest players in the digital market.

Dramatic appointment in the capital market: The stock exchange's CFO is changing roles
The former CFO of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, who brings over 20 years of experience in senior financial management, has been appointed to a key position in Israel's largest independent finance and pension group.

Embarrassing moment for Hanan Ben Ari during performance: singer accidentally strikes security guard
During an emotional performance of his song "Halvai she-lo yigamer" ("I wish it wouldn't end"), the singer raised his hand in a dramatic gesture and accidentally landed a slap on the security guard standing next to him.

S&P 500 Grew by 30%: Strong Corporate Performance Amid Market Volatility
A new economic review by the Swiss investment bank Lombard Odier reveals that core earnings of S&P 500 companies recorded a 30% growth, despite a wave of layoffs and significant market concerns.

Israelis are changing direction: The surprising revolution in purchasing habits is revealed
Official import data for July show sharp increases in the purchase of vehicles and certain electrical appliances, alongside particularly surprising data in the cigarette and fuel market in Israel.

Israeli startup Corma raises $60 million to develop AI-powered cyber defense model
Corma, which is developing a dedicated cyber defense model against AI attacks, has announced a $60 million seed round led by Sequoia. The company is already working with Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 firms to bridge the growing gap between AI-driven offensive and defensive capabilities. Corma was founded in 2025 by Alon Fluda, a Psagot program graduate and Unit 8200 alumnus.

Benny Ziffer fired from Haaretz newspaper: "They told me goodbye, and not see you later"
The editor of the newspaper's "Culture and Literature" supplement received notice at the end of the week regarding the termination of his employment at Haaretz after 37 years. In an interview with "Gam Ken Tarbut," Ziffer said: "The years have passed and they apparently want to refresh, but a literary supplement will never have traffic." Regarding his relationship with the Netanyahu family: "I do...

Police chase on Highway 6 ends with the seizure of 2 kg of cocaine
A proactive police operation near the Beit Kama junction escalated when a suspect vehicle attempted to flee, colliding with another car. Following a brief pursuit, the suspects were arrested, and authorities recovered a significant quantity of cocaine, ecstasy, and several mobile phones.

Drone hit the plane's wing: Suspicion of a terror attempt at the airport in Germany strengthens
New security footage from Leipzig Airport reveals that the explosive drone flew directly toward a Ukrainian cargo plane and hit its wing. Investigators estimate that the charge, which contained military-grade Semtex explosive, did not detonate due to a malfunction in the ignition mechanism. German Interior Minister: "A new level of danger."

Following her refusal to meet: A Ramat Gan resident impersonated another person, returned and attacked her
After the woman canceled a meeting for 5,000 shekels, a 53-year-old man opened a new profile and offered the complainant 10,000 shekels to meet him. When she arrived at the apartment and discovered his identity, he threatened her and attacked her. In another count, he is accused of impersonating a young woman, publishing her photos, and threatening her.

After six days: The 5-year-old boy who drowned in a pool in Omer has died
The death of 5-year-old Ian Munir Abu Ammar from Lakiya, who drowned six days ago in a public pool in Omer near Be'er Sheva, has been confirmed. The child was evacuated to the hospital in critical condition following resuscitation efforts by MADA teams.

Police raid, Hitler's gun and a massive lawsuit: The mystery shaking Argentina
The rare gun, which allegedly belonged to the Nazi dictator, disappeared after a police raid on its owner's home in Argentina in 2016. Now, he is suing the Buenos Aires provincial Ministry of Security after a court ruled that the state is responsible for its disappearance. The two police officers who led the raid are expected to stand trial.
After the war with Israel: Iran reveals missile upgrades for the next confrontation
Iran claims that following the war, its missiles have been upgraded and are now capable of changing their trajectory and correcting flight direction on the way to the target. The IRGC says the capability is intended to improve accuracy and complicate Israel's defense systems.

Does Israel really know how to distinguish between a strategic peace and a tactical peace?
Roi Kais revealed this week that one of the countries in the region reached out with a secret and disturbing proposal to its neighbor, aimed at signing an agreement with Israel to prepare the ground for a future confrontation. At the same time, one should not conclude that every agreement with an Arab country is a deception exercise, but even existing agreements show that signing an agreement does...

The threat that alerted the police and stopped the flight – just before takeoff
An Alaska Airlines flight departing from Miami International Airport was forced yesterday (Sunday) to delay its takeoff and enter an emergency state. The dramatic incident occurred after the pilot reported "threats" from passengers on board the aircraft while it was taxiing on the runway.

"The Black Widow of Iran": The story of serial killer Kulsum Akbari
Kulsum Akbari used to marry elderly men and, according to her conviction, killed them using drugs she put into drinks and in some cases by strangulation. According to Iranian media, the motive was money, assets, and inheritances. She has now been sentenced to 10 separate death penalties for ten murders.

Suspect arrested after high-speed chase with over 2 kg of cocaine
Police blocked a suspicious vehicle during a night operation in the south, leading to a chase where the driver attempted to escape on foot near the Beit Kama junction. Three suspects were arrested, and 2.2 kg of suspected cocaine, ecstasy, and five mobile phones were seized.

From Ashdod and Ashkelon to Qalqilya: Two suspects in car thefts arrested
Two suspects were arrested in two separate cases of car theft from Ashkelon and Ashdod. A resident of Shuafat was arrested near the Sorek interchange on suspicion of stealing a Kia Sportage, and in another case, an illegal resident was arrested at the Qalqilya checkpoint after a vehicle stolen in Ashdod was found abandoned in the Modiin area.

Zuckerberg changes course: "The power of AI should be in the hands of the people"
Mark Zuckerberg has presented a new plan for the future of artificial intelligence. In a 6,500-word article, the CEO of Meta argued that the safest way to manage AI risks is to distribute the technology to as many people as possible, rather than leaving it under the control of corporations and governments.

The shocking video by Sheffi Paz caused a storm online: "It is supposed to shock"
Social activist Sheffi Paz caused a storm online after posting a harsh video against illegal migrants in south Tel Aviv, featuring clips edited using artificial intelligence, showing migrants being collected from public spaces by a garbage truck's mechanical arm and thrown into it.

Significant salary increase and improved conditions: good news for employees in Israel
Two new collective agreements signed today with employees of Hot Mobile and Ta'abura Yamit Ashdod include salary increases, improved rights, and regulation of working conditions. At Hot Mobile, employees will receive an average annual salary increase of 3%, along with a series of additional benefits.

IKEA Israel under attack: "Without borders, it's happening here too"
After the severe disappointment he suffered in the Democrats' primaries, Naor Narkis continues his public activity and now reveals a situation that sparked the anger of one of his followers: "I didn't imagine."

Artificial Intelligence Offline: Meta Announces Muse Glimmer Model
Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled a digital agent that runs locally on personal computers without cloud servers. We examine the technical specifications and the potential impact of this technology on daily life.

Shake-up in the real estate market: The state has revoked the licenses of 5 contractors
Following a failure to meet license conditions, the Registrar of Contractors at the Ministry of Construction and Housing has revoked the licenses of five contractors.

Investment expert with an intriguing forecast: "A 30% jump - the $78 barrier will be broken"
Popular crypto analyst Ali Martinez publishes an intriguing forecast in which he sets a new and promising price target for the digital currency Solana (SOL) - $100.

Barcelona holds its breath: the team's star will miss the entire season
During a training session for the Spanish champions as part of their preparation for the 2026/2027 season, they lost their talented Swedish midfielder. He is expected to be out of Hansi Flick's squad for about 8 months.

With a one million shekel investment: Israeli security company launches new control center
The Moked Amun Group is upgrading its operational response with an advanced facility in Yehud-Monosson, which operates under the Israel Police's Level A classification and enables a significant reduction in field response times.

Nightmare on Smartwings flight to Israel: 189 passengers returned to Prague due to engine failure
A night flight from Prague to Tel Aviv was forced to turn back just half an hour after takeoff. Due to a suspected engine malfunction, the plane made an emergency landing while ground emergency teams were placed on high alert.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit payments to be released in two days
The National Insurance Institute announces that unemployment and income support benefits will be distributed on June 12. Who is eligible for these payments, and what are the specific conditions for single parents and students?

28% revenue jump and a US banking license: Nayax reports on the quarter
With over 125,000 customers and expansion into Panama, North Macedonia, and Hong Kong, the Israeli payment company continues to accelerate. CEO Yair Nechmad details the expansion of AI services, global deployment, and the confirmation of the annual forecast.

Collective agreement will allow for the reception of giant ships in Ashdod; in Haifa, the conflict continues
The Histadrut and the management of Ashdod Marine Traffic have signed a new collective agreement. The deal includes salary increases and adapts work processes to accommodate new giant vessels.

Zuckerberg warns: Barriers in the US give China an advantage in the AI race
Meta released a new artificial intelligence model today, Monday, Muse Glimmer AI, and made it available for developers to download and run on their own hardware. At the same time, the company announced that in the coming weeks it will open access to the Muse Spark 1.2 model, considered one of the leading foundation models in the world.

Former Appeals Committee Chair Sigalit Assayag-Tzruya joins Firon Law Firm
Advocate Sigalit Assayag-Tzruya, who spent seven years chairing the Central District Appeals Committee for Planning and Construction, has joined Firon Law Firm as a partner. She will lead the firm's planning and construction practice, leveraging over 20 years of public sector experience.

Harish teacher awarded 200,000 shekels after surprise dismissal
A middle school employee was summoned to a meeting without a hearing, where she was told she would not be returning the following year. While the municipality claimed it was merely an "introductory conversation," the judge ruled it constituted a formal notice of termination.

Court Orders Insurance Company to Pay 640,000 Shekels to Accident Victim Despite Surveillance Footage
A young man who claimed functional disability after a car accident was filmed by the insurance company "Phoenix" performing strenuous physical tasks. However, the judge ruled that the footage does not rule out potential future loss of earning capacity.

The soldier trapped in a bus luggage compartment recalls: "I realized that if he kept driving, I would lose my leg" | Exclusive
An unusual incident occurred in Tiberias: A female soldier was trapped in the luggage compartment of an Egged bus. The door closed on her leg, and the bus continued to drive until passersby alerted the driver.

"Racism and incitement": The deputy mayor's infuriating response to the Rambam storm
Deputy Mayor of Haifa, Facher Biadsa, responded today (Monday) to the public outcry surrounding testimonies from families of wounded soldiers regarding abuse and neglect by Arab staff at Rambam Hospital, and in an infuriating manner, chose to defend the medical teams, labeling the allegations against them as "racism".

After a nearly 3x jump in stock: Intel raises $15 billion
The chip giant is leveraging the surge in its stock to raise capital and fund growth opportunities in the AI era. Shares are down in pre-market trading.

Ministry of Construction Revokes Licenses of Five Contractors Following Violations
The Registrar of Contractors at the Ministry of Construction and Housing revoked the licenses of five contractors last week, after inspections raised suspicions that the engineering professional upon whose employment the license was granted is not actually employed by the companies.
New boss, old methods: kidnapping scandal at the Syrian embassy in Lebanon exposed
A political storm is shaking Lebanon following the arrest of a senior retired Syrian officer inside the Syrian embassy in Beirut. The newspaper "Al-Akhbar" accuses authorities of attempting a secret transfer to Damascus and covering up the incident, signaling a return of Syrian influence in the country.
An end to big money? Sanders declares war on the Democrats' "corrupt system"
The Democratic senator demands that his party's leadership ban Super PACs from participating in primaries, arguing that hundreds of millions of dollars from outside entities allow special interests to influence election results.

After the storm: Excellent results for Monday, so why are the shares falling?
Monday.com published its Q2 2026 report, showing 22% revenue growth and record operating profit. Despite these results, shares fell 9% due to the company's conservative annual forecast.

Haifa against the current: apartment prices in the city's high-demand neighborhoods continue to rise
A new study analyzes hundreds of transactions in Ahuza and Neve Sha'anan. High-demand neighborhoods in Haifa have maintained an upward trend, even as other parts of the real estate market are cooling down. Dr. Asaf Gastfreund: "The national picture hides variations between neighborhoods."

Following a wave of violence: bus drivers announce a labor dispute
The "Koach LaOvdim" union has declared a labor dispute following a series of attacks on drivers, including stone-throwing and road blockades. The union states that entering Bat Ayin has become like entering a war zone. If no solution is found, service will be suspended in two weeks.

The tragic death of William, a Gaza veteran: "He struggled alone and received no help"
William Shakin, a 25-year-old lone soldier from New York who fought in Gaza, died by suicide while struggling with PTSD. His parents are requesting a burial at Mount Herzl, claiming the state failed to provide necessary support. The Ministry of Defense stated that no request for recognition was found and that remote assistance services are available.

Banks, do not educate our children about money
The Israeli financial system is targeting children with new digital tools and educational content. However, there is a fundamental conflict of interest in letting banks define financial literacy for the next generation.

"We thought someone was liquidated": A grenade exploded in a building in Holon - for the second time in a year and a half
A fragmentation grenade exploded in a building on Zvi Tadmor Street in Holon, where a similar incident occurred about a year and a half ago. No one was hurt, but damage was caused. At the same time, two unexploded grenades were found in northern Tel Aviv. Police are investigating a potential link to the conflict between the Musli and Jarushi crime organizations.

The US has already moved to the 'day after' the war - and Israel now has only one choice
Ceasefires and negotiations do not necessarily indicate that the threats to Israel have passed, and contrary to what the Americans tend to believe - Hamas and Hezbollah are still here. While Washington seeks to close the event, Israel must prepare for a new Middle East.

Sukkot in Ramat Gan: The big change for NEXT 2026
After "NEXT" was held exclusively during Hanukkah and at the Menora Arena, mako has learned that this year the organizers are planning to hold the show during Sukkot as well, and instead of the arena, it will take place at the Ramat Gan Stadium.
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The tallest tower in Israel is underway: "10,000 people every day"
The BEYOND tower in Givatayim, rising to 320 meters and including 78 floors, has received fire department approval following large-scale exercises testing emergency response and evacuation systems.

Fashion giant in financial collapse: debts and sales decline
The "The Children's Place" chain has reported a difficult quarter with an 11.1% drop in sales and an operating loss of 42.2 million dollars. To survive the liquidity crisis, the company sold customs refunds at a discount for immediate cash.

The first check must also fund the second idea
The most dangerous moment in a young company's life is not when the initial plan fails, but months later, when the team identifies a necessary pivot but lacks the capital to prove it works.

Jackie Azoulay on her battle with illness: "I was saved at the last moment"
After revealing that she was saved from an aggressive melanoma and underwent complex back surgery, reality star Jackie Azoulay decided to turn her physical scar into a symbol of strength with a moving tattoo.

"To be truly strong": Israel's biggest stars in a joint initiative
Just before the return to school, sports and television stars have united for a massive campaign against boycotts and bullying in classrooms. The stars are conveying a message to parents and students that the responsibility for preventing the next incident does not lie with the children who are harmed.

Meni Assayag cancels performance: "It barely covered the costs"
Meni Assayag, creator of the popular series "The 80s," has canceled his upcoming show in Ariel. The artist candidly revealed to his followers that the decision was driven by disappointing ticket sales that failed to cover production expenses.

Former Nablus mayor arrested on suspicion of terrorist activity
Adli Yaish, former mayor of Nablus, was arrested on July 23 by the Shin Bet on suspicion of terrorist activity. He remains under investigation.

Big business is out, small business pays
The Israel Tax Authority is considering a review of the 'trapped profits' law, which imposes a tax burden on small and medium-sized businesses while exempting large corporations.

Camtek Beats Second Quarter Forecasts and Raises Growth Outlook
The company exceeded analysts' expectations for revenue and profit. It anticipates continued significant growth of 30% in the second half of the year. Rafi Amit: "We are experiencing a significant acceleration in the pace of order intake."
Israel's Unicorn: The university that reached the global top
Tel Aviv University was ranked third in the world outside the US for the number of research master's graduates who founded unicorn companies. The Hebrew University and the Technion also entered the top ten.

Trump Imposed a Minimum Price on Solar Panel Imports
In addition to a 15% tariff on polysilicon components, the order sets a minimum price that will increase the cost of components by about 40%, to strengthen the American industry, despite the fact that their project backlog is already covered by equipment ordered in advance.
The friends who bought water and disappeared: New detail at the murder scene of Eldar Dayan
Omri Peretz, suspected of involvement in the murder of Eldar Dayan, has broken his silence during interrogation and provided his version of events, while denying involvement in the murder. Police are investigating a potential charge of abandoning a wounded person and are awaiting the autopsy report.

Artificial intelligence does not predict the future; it creates it
Will AI systems like ChatGPT eventually control human destiny? The authors argue that fundamental limitations in nature and society make perfect human prediction impossible, despite the rise of digital determinism.

Monday beat forecasts, but expects a slowdown in growth, and the stock is plummeting in pre-market trading
Monday reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $364.6 million, beating market expectations. Despite the positive financial results, the company's stock fell by more than 8% in pre-market trading on the Nasdaq.

A new era for 20/80 deals? One million shekels — and you enter a luxury apartment in Tel Aviv without a mortgage
A new purchase model: the buyer pays only one million shekels in the first stage, enters the apartment upon its completion — and pays the balance only two years after moving in. The Hagag Group is launching this unprecedented new promotion at the Infinity project on Ibn Gabirol Street in Tel Aviv.

Student requested maternity leave, but university mandated a one-year internship delay
Yuval, an occupational therapy student, is due to give birth in December. She asked the Hebrew University to start her internship earlier or make up the hours after a break, but the institution informed her that she would have to delay her graduation: "They asked, 'And where will you leave a week-old baby?'". The university: "It has nothing to do with the birth, a continuous internship is...

"The biggest extortion case in history": Complainant in "Social Games" affair files lawsuit
Taisia Zamolotski and her partner Shlomo Cohen have filed a 170,000 shekel lawsuit against a resident of the South for an offensive video posted on social media. The plaintiffs allege the content includes defamation, gender-based harassment, and derogatory comparisons to sex workers.

Gavri Banai on October 7: "We were slaughtered partly because of our own stupidity"
Artist and creator Gavri Banai appeared on the "All In" podcast to discuss the October 7 massacre and the necessity of pursuing a political settlement. Banai argued that "they are our neighbors, they live here, and we must move towards them."
Syria claims attack on IDF — Israel did not identify any launches
A jihadist organization claims it launched a rocket and a suicide drone at IDF forces in the southern Golan Heights; the IDF did not identify any launches but is investigating the report. Simultaneously, there were reports in Syria of Israeli activity in the Quneitra area.

Rafi Kedoshim refused to fill out a conflict of interest questionnaire — and lost in court
The court rejected the petition of Herzliya city council members Rafi Haim Kedoshim and Eti Nahum. It ruled that the municipality is authorized to suspend from committees and municipal corporations public officials who refuse to fill out a conflict of interest questionnaire. The two were ordered to pay costs of 10,000 shekels.
Storm in Netanyahu's circle following Hadar Muchtar: "There was an argument"
Mati Tuchfeld estimates that Hadar Muchtar will not be able to run in the Likud primaries and warns of a legal ruling that could further crowd the list. At the same time, the ultra-Orthodox parties are dealing with pressure from within and without.

Chelsea to use AI to analyze player injury patterns
Chelsea's owners are bringing AI into football. Todd Boehly's firm, Eldridge, has acquired a 50% stake in Sudolabs to implement AI technology across its diverse asset portfolio.

Due to trauma: 53 years after Syrian captivity, Ministry of Defense recognizes link to cancer
A medical committee of the Rehabilitation Department has determined there is a basis to recognize the link between the severe trauma experienced in captivity and the leukemia the former soldier developed at a relatively young age. The committee cited the severity of the trauma and its lasting impact, assigning a 50% permanent disability rating. Attorneys call it a precedent-setting decision...

After cooking for Netanyahu and Putin: the famous chef's new project
Having managed dozens of kitchens and trained in Michelin-starred restaurants, chef Shai Daini is embarking on a new culinary journey at a meat restaurant in Ma'ale Adumim.

National Insurance Institute reveals: This is the most requested benefit - and here is how to get it
The new report from the National Insurance Institute, published this morning, summarizes the website's activity in 2025 and reveals which services insured persons searched for, which form was submitted the most times, and what the most requested online service was.

Former Finance Ministry Director General Shmuel Slavin to capitalize on stock plunge
The chairman of Sela Capital plans to purchase company shares, signaling confidence in the asset after a 26% decline in value this year.

Yonatan Urich prepares for a massive lawsuit against 'Israel Hayom': 'To be continued - and in cash'
The Prime Minister's advisor sent a pre-lawsuit warning letter to the 'Israel Hayom' newspaper following a report claiming that the PM's advisors leaked classified information to Qatar. Urich denies the accusations entirely, calling them 'baseless lies'.

Avi Bitter: "Eisenkot doesn't know English, and Benjamin Netanyahu didn't do anything wrong"
In an interview with the "All in" podcast, singer Avi Bitter discussed his career, his long-standing struggle in the industry, and the political reality in Israel, explaining why he supports the Prime Minister.

25 Concerts and Millions of Shekels: The Incredible Success of Ben Tzur
With a packed schedule of 25 concerts in a single month and tens of thousands of attendees, the beloved star cements his status at the top, with his performance fees reaching hundreds of thousands of shekels per show.

Odia Azulay's Secret Revealed: Adika Returns to the Market
The Israeli brand that previously suffered millions in losses is making a comeback with a new star partner. However, a single comment on social media has already sparked a storm among customers.

On the way to a 15-year record: iPhone 17 is about to make history
According to reports, Apple will not launch the iPhone 18 until the spring of 2027, which will make the iPhone 17 the standard flagship model to remain at the top for the longest time in the company's history.

Fearing the future: EU pollution regulations will cost Daimler a billion euros in fines
Daimler's heavy vehicle division faces a potential one-billion-euro fine due to upcoming 2030 EU emission standards. CEO Karin Radstrom cites a critical lack of charging infrastructure as the main obstacle.
Wave of grenade incidents in Israel continues
Three grenades were discovered in Gush Dan and one in Hadera. In two cases in Tel Aviv, the incidents occurred at addresses that have experienced similar threats in the past.
American Test: What does Washington want from Israel — and what is the price it might pay? | Hanan Gefen
American efforts to advance arrangements with Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran pose a strategic challenge to Israel: how to maintain freedom of security action without clashing with Washington.
This summer might end in the ER: Dangers every parent must know
Changes in children's daily routines during the hot summer months can expose them to more accidents, both minor and severe. Dr. Samir Abu Rabia, a pediatrician at Clalit Health Services, recommends a way that will help parents get through the summer vacation far from the clinic.
"He was inside the cuckoo's nest - part was published by me": The former senior official in Netanyahu's office caused a storm
Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal clashed on 103fm radio over the possibility of cooperation with Mansour Abbas, support for Netanyahu, and the consequences of October 7. Magal warned of a "Trojan horse", Caspit mocked: "It is indescribable"
Giorgia Meloni intervenes in Spain's migrant chaos for political gain
The Italian Prime Minister has harshly criticized Spain's handling of illegal immigration in a move seen as an attempt to consolidate her voter base.

First final for the Israeli delegation at the European Swimming Championships
An excellent start for the 4x200 meter freestyle relay team, which met expectations with a fourth-place overall finish (7:06.71 minutes). Aviv Barzelay and Tom Minis advanced to the semifinals in the women's 200m backstroke.

Rifles and cucumbers: The unusual images from Shechem and the plan that will not be implemented
Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the IDF to prepare for the conquest of another refugee camp, but the army is not advancing this plan, focusing instead on other operational methods. An example of this was documented in the Shechem market, where special forces were seen patrolling among the stalls.
Senior Likud member admits: "If elections were held today, the situation would be difficult"
Against the backdrop of stagnation in the mandate polls, Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana admitted that the coalition's electoral situation is difficult, but claimed that the trend can still be changed.

Under police surveillance, yet they carried out an execution: Indictment against three who set out for blood revenge
Police wiretaps documented in real-time the planning of the revenge, the murder at the bakery, and the celebrations in the getaway car, as one of the defendants demonstrated how the shooting was carried out into the deceased's back. Despite the real-time monitoring and surveillance, the deadly shooting in Umm al-Fahm was not prevented, and now the Haifa District Attorney's Office has filed a...

"Everyone wants to be king": The new appointment that may exacerbate tensions in Iran's leadership
World press headlines: Khamenei strengthens the hawkish wing in the leadership, which may lead to a confrontation with the Speaker of the Parliament; the UAE is considering building a facility for natural gas exports that would bypass Hormuz; and is it time for Israel to stop hiding its nuclear weapons? Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the world media about Israel.

Budget Deficit in July Remained at 3.3% of GDP
The state budget deficit for the last 12 months stood at 3.3% of GDP, unchanged from June. State revenues in July climbed to 55 billion shekels.

Fashion giant closes dozens of branches and takes an unusual financial step
Against the backdrop of closing branches and logistics centers, American fashion giant American Eagle Outfitters sold rights to federal customs refunds at a discount to secure immediate cash.

Input index spike erodes Danya Cebus profit by 12.8%
Danya Cebus released its Q2 2026 results, showing steady revenue but a 12.8% decline in net profit due to rising construction costs and commodity prices. The board approved a 30 million shekel dividend distribution.

Surprise at Ben Gurion Airport: The Luxury of Abu Dhabi Arrives at Terminal 3
The operator of luxury lounges in over 40 destinations worldwide is launching a new VIP lounge at Ben Gurion Airport together with LAYAM, featuring a menu by chef Eitan Mizrahi, desserts by Dudu Otmazgin, and services for passengers. Who will be able to enter for free?

El Al launches a new route to a destination very popular with Israelis — for only $299
The subsidiary Sun d'Or is launching a direct flight route to a sought-after destination in northern Italy, which will also serve as a starting point for popular ski resorts, and is offering tickets at special introductory prices.

Luxury apartment in Tel Aviv for one million shekels: The unusual offer from the Hagag Group
The company selling luxury apartments in Gush Dan has launched a new promotion: buyers can move into an apartment with an initial payment of one million shekels, with a guaranteed return of up to 52% over the first two years.

Debt Settlement for Kickbacks: Suspicions Against Israel Electric Corporation Employees
Police have arrested suspects in a 5-million-shekel fraud case involving the illegal settlement of debts to the Israel Electric Corporation in exchange for bribes. The company stated that its security department uncovered the suspected embezzlement and alerted the authorities.

5-year-old hit in hit-and-run accident, investigation delayed because the driver was on vacation
Uri Gahabardaev was injured while riding his bike near his home in Netanya. His mother, Gal, claims police negligence and helplessness when she attempted to file a complaint.

Yogev Malka's mother on daughter-in-law Julia: "I love her like my own child"
We all know Yogev Malka, the ninja and star of the second season of "Dancing with the Stars." This morning we were also introduced to his mother, Orly, when she was interviewed by Yoav Limor and Nesli Barda. She spoke about her relationship with her daughter-in-law Julia and the gestures from her son on Fridays: "He arrives with a bouquet of flowers in his hand."
Following the incident in Iran: The US military conducted special training
In a special training exercise, the US military demonstrated the CH-53K helicopter's ability to extract and transport an F-15 aircraft. The helicopter, intended to replace Israel's 'Yasur' fleet, ensures high battlefield survivability.
Captain Ella with a warning to Gazans: "Soon your money will be worthless"
IDF Arabic-language spokesperson Captain Ella Waweya warned Gaza residents of economic fraud by Hamas, stating that the leadership is paying them with old-series banknotes that will soon lose their value.

To bring about change in the civil service, the time has come to manage the government like a company
Inflation in government ministries and the high number of ministers cause cumbersomeness, duplication, and managerial paralysis. The proposed solution is simple, gradual, and reversible: redistributing work so that ministers function only as policymakers and supervisors, while professional CEOs take the actual reins of management. Guest column.

18-year-old underwent nose surgery and ended up in intensive care: "I entrust my daughter to the hands of a staff that is supposed to be experienced"
A routine cosmetic surgery at the MEDICAL TLV center turned into a life-threatening ordeal after an 18-year-old patient suffered severe chemical burns due to a staff error and was rushed to intensive care.

How a few hot stocks can make 'twin' funds behave as if there is no connection between them
Index funds that appear to invest in the same way are showing very different performances this year due to portfolio composition differences.

User asked for a spot in a gym class, the AI agent carried out a cyberattack
Instead of just booking a gym class, the AI agent identified a security vulnerability, exploited it to bypass booking restrictions, and removed another person from the waiting list. The incident, defined as the first known autonomous cyberattack in Australia, raises legal questions regarding the responsibility of users and the companies developing the technology.
The photographer arrived at the most talked-about family in America — and what he saw haunts him to this day
Photographer Mark Laita has been documenting the Whitaker family from West Virginia for over 20 years. Now he returns to the first meeting, the unusual behavior that left him in shock, and the dilemma that has accompanied him ever since: important documentation or exploitation?

Everyone against everyone in the Likud primaries: deals, clashes, and the struggle for voters
In the shadow of dismal polls and the many reserved spots promised to Benjamin Netanyahu, the primaries will be among the toughest and most significant, as the structure of the list will indicate the party's line for the day after. In the remaining week, MKs and ministers are stepping up efforts, and Netanyahu hopes for a list that will bring back the voters who abandoned it. Tension is rising...

Money time of filth: how the election campaign is turning into an arena of lies and incitement
As the elections approach, public discourse in Israel is sinking to a new low: from dangerous incitement against Gadi Eisenkot to the blurring of the basic facts of the October 7 failure, hatred and fear are once again taking center stage. It is going to be especially dirty. We will postpone the work of rebuilding Israel to other days.

A regular school backpack, drugs - and a pistol: Police raided a school in Nazareth
Police officers and Border Police fighters raided a school complex in Nazareth and found a backpack containing a pistol and various types of drugs. A 30-year-old local resident was arrested, and police will request to extend his detention. Since the beginning of the year, more than 570 weapons have been seized in the Northern District.
"Terrorist-settler": Indictment against the impostor "Tarzan" who threatened Zvi Sukkot and Itamar Ben Gvir
A 30-year-old resident of Shuafat is accused of impersonating a person with whom he was in a dispute, sending messages via a fake profile, and threatening MK Zvi Sukkot. The indictment was filed following an investigation conducted by the Lahav 433 unit.

The new AI attack: How malicious commands are hidden inside innocent emails
White text, tiny fonts, and instructions hidden within email threads can turn seemingly innocent messages into a security risk for AI agents. Shaked Ilan, a senior security researcher at Microsoft Israel R&D, explains how attackers influence these agents and what measures are being taken to stop them.
Avida Bachar on the offer from Likud: "I am not going anywhere that lacks responsibility"
Avida Bachar, who lost his wife and son on October 7, warns against the continued strengthening of Hamas and demands fundamental change in Gaza. At the same time, he rejects the possibility of being placed on the Likud list and clarifies: "I reject this entirely."

"No one will take care of me but me": Rotem Abuhav opens up about being fired
Rotem Abuhav shares the difficult moment when she found herself out of a television show, the tears that flowed on their own, and the life-changing, jarring conversation with her agent.

Crypto Exchange Takes on Dictatorship: Legal Battle Against North Korea and Hackers
Following a massive $1.5 billion crypto heist, the Bybit exchange turned to a US court and obtained a freeze order on stolen assets. CEO Ben Zhou outlined the progress of the investigation and the initial recovery of funds.

Ahead of the Tishrei holidays: These are the destinations Israelis are storming
Israelis are flooding the airport in droves on their way to summer and holiday vacations, with one of the most popular destinations in Europe recording an unprecedented jump in demand compared to last year.

Adi Zarifi embarrassed on live broadcast on Channel 12: "A serious news anchor"
The news flash turned into an amusing moment in the Keshet 12 studio after Niv Raskin surprised and embarrassed Adi Zarifi with a gesture in honor of Moomin Day, which revealed her affection for the series: "I just want to congratulate you, in honor of this important day" - this is how Zarifi responded.

Amazon Responds to New York City's Demand to Halt Sales of Dangerous Vehicles
Following a series of fatal accidents, the New York City government has demanded that Amazon and other online retailers immediately remove electric bicycles and scooters that exceed legally permitted speeds. Here are the details of the transportation controversy.

Economic Dispute: Lawsuits Between Ben-Gurion University and Barbershop Owner
The owner of the "BARBER 7" chain claims that Ben-Gurion University breached a lease agreement, sabotaging the opening of his flagship branch. The university has filed a counterclaim for 500,000 shekels.

The CEO's vote of confidence in turning Holmes Place into a growing wellness company
Starting as a gym chain, the company is transforming into a diversified health and sports group, operating dozens of clubs in various styles. Operational leverage may allow it to realize its ambitious goals for 2030, provided the security situation remains stable. The CEO has already voted with her own money. Company analysis.
270 crocodiles euthanized: State sues farm operator for costs
The State Attorney's Office is suing the operator of the crocodile farm in Petza'el for over a million shekels, claiming that safety and maintenance deficiencies forced the authorities to intervene. Among the actions taken by the state: securing the farm and putting down 270 crocodiles due to the danger to human life.
An end to the stench on Ashdod's beaches? The upgrade that is supposed to prevent the next hazard
The court approved a mediation agreement that will lead to the upgrade and expansion of the Timarim wastewater treatment plant by 2029. The facility will be able to treat double the amount of sewage, and additional reservoirs will be built. The agreement was signed following a class action lawsuit filed by beachgoers and surfers on Ashdod's beaches.

Fend for yourselves: The winning argument of Israel's opponents in America
Most US citizens do not hate or love Israel, they are simply indifferent to it. But they do care about their own lives. Their hard lives, not yours. They struggle to cope with the unbearable cost of living, are horrified by the soaring health insurance rates and the cuts in social services.

Wetsuits, police uniforms and skirts from special collections: the story of school uniforms in Israel
Ahead of the start of the school year, school uniforms are returning to the streets - but they don't look the same in every school. From youth villages to Haredi institutions, the uniform has become part of the school identity. Does it reduce gaps - or does it actually cause harm?

Peace Council rejects Netanyahu's statement: "Israel is fulfilling the 15 points"
The Prime Minister announced that Israel rejects the plan and received praise from Bezalel Smotrich. However, in the Council tasked with managing the Strip, they told Ynet: "It would have been better for Israel if its announcements matched its actual actions; it would have enjoyed the political advantage of complying with the agreement."

Explosion of grenade at Japanika solved; three weapons incidents in the center
Following the throwing of a fragmentation grenade last month at the chain's branch in Kiryat Ono, two suspects from Bat Yam aged 18 and 22 were arrested. Today: three grenades were located in residential complexes in Tel Aviv and Holon, some of which caused explosions. There were no casualties in any of the incidents.
Uzi Rabi: A hidden dialogue is taking place between Donald Trump and IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi
Prof. Uzi Rabi, a senior researcher at the Dayan Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Tel Aviv University, claimed during an interview on 103FM that Iran identifies great weakness on the part of the United States and President Trump.

Next Vision's profit jumped 130% in the quarter; stock surges in Tel Aviv
Revenues of the manufacturer of stabilized cameras for drones rose by 138% in the second quarter, a growth driven by an increase in sales volume and the number of customers. The company is raising its revenue target for this year to $355 million, or a growth of about 111% compared to 2025.

Kim Kardashian's estate broken into — the suspect did not settle for just theft
The Los Angeles Police Department was called to Kim Kardashian's estate, which is currently undergoing renovations, after a burglar broke into the premises, took one of the star's vehicles, and went for a joyride in the neighborhood. Kim and her children were not there.

Israeli technology behind the best non-alcoholic wine in the USA
The Austrian wine brand Zeronimo reached first place in the USA TODAY 10Best awards for 2026 in the non-alcoholic wine category. Behind the production is the Israeli group Prodalim and the SOLOS technology it developed to remove alcohol while maintaining the characteristics of the original wine.

The State of Israel is running from the truth: How did we turn war into a routine?
In two months, soldiers drafted after October 7 will finish their mandatory service. This is how we normalized a war that has been going on for almost three years and still does not seem close to ending.

Suspicion: Minors beat a 64-year-old man due to a dispute over a crosswalk
According to the suspicion, the minors passed by a crosswalk and the driver commented to them about it. When he exited his vehicle, the two began to beat him, continuing to kick him even after he fell to the ground, before fleeing the scene. The suspects will be brought before the court with a request to extend their detention.
Mirsham Organization: "Incitement against Rambam medical teams is crossing a red line"
The healthcare system is defending the teams at Rambam Hospital following allegations regarding the treatment of soldiers. Prof. Hagai Levine and the Mirsham organization warn against incitement and racism, while emphasizing that claims regarding the quality of care deserve to be investigated through proper channels.

Yuval Katza: "It tore my soul apart"
Yuval Katza reveals the moment of breakdown he experienced in Gaza, the physical incident that led to his decision to leave, and his surprising return to combat just three days later.

Horror during wedding season: Event hall set on fire, severe indictments filed against 3 suspects
What began as a routine report to the 100 emergency line regarding a nighttime break-in quickly escalated into a major arson investigation. Following a technological probe by Northern District police, severe charges have been filed against a resident of Lod and two residents of Bat Yam.
When waves connect people: a moving exhibition in memory of Ido Aviv
The group brings together people dealing with mental health challenges and surfers from the wider community at the water's edge, creating a space where waves blur boundaries, build self-confidence, and enable new human connections.

Ran Danker causes a stir online: "I'm opening an OnlyFans"
Singer and actor Ran Danker shared his new project with his Instagram followers and managed to stun users with a particularly dramatic announcement.

Special offer until August 30: 1,000 shekel bonus for a vacation in Israel with a phone purchase
The Dynamica chain is launching a summer promotion: customers who purchase and pre-reserve a mobile device for pickup in Eilat will receive a 1,000 shekel bonus for a vacation via the Gulliver website.

Viki from 'Married at First Sight' opens up about the season: "I don't know how I would have reacted to this event"
Just after the season's couples decided whether to stay together in front of the cameras, Viki Halimi watched from home and did not spare criticism regarding what took place there: "I think everyone is lucky that I wasn't at the retreat."

Suspicion of 5 million shekel fraud at Israel Electric Corporation: employees arrested
A covert investigation that has been ongoing for the past few months became public over the weekend: several suspects were arrested, including a resident of Manda who is considered the main suspect. According to the suspicion, he acted together with other employees at the Israel Electric Corporation to generate financial benefits through the illegal payment of others' electricity debts.

We used to pay for a good hotel — today we pay for the right to cancel it
Wars, flight cancellations, fires, and heatwaves are making vacations a product that is harder to commit to months in advance. The result is a shift in booking habits: more last-minute decisions, closer destinations, more expensive insurance, and an extra premium for the option to change plans. In such a world, the cheapest room or ticket is no longer necessarily the best deal.

With regrets: CEOs who fired employees for AI are calling them back
Giant companies rushed to cut staff in the blind belief that artificial intelligence was ready to fully replace humans - but the awakening was painful: data from Forrester and Gartner, alongside operational crises at Ford and IBM, reveal that rapid automation has created engineering bugs, a collapse in customer service, and the erasure of organizational knowledge. This is the most expensive...

The People of Israel are one body: everyone remembered we are all limbs to one another
One morning, the left lobe files a request for a Portuguese passport, and the skull is in turmoil. In the right lobe, the standard proposal is already rising: let it go, who needs it, a lobotomy.

Brad Pitt secretly returned to Jennifer Aniston's life: "He would come to her house"
Well-informed sources report that the former star couple renewed their relationship many years after their divorce, meeting privately on several occasions. However, the connection ended when Brad Pitt began dating Ines de Ramon.

Welcome to the Israeli politics transfer window
Agents are working overtime, polls have turned into a league table, and every candidate with a few ranks on their shoulder, a successful exit in their resume, or enough social media followers has suddenly become a sought-after acquisition.

What is the Concentration Committee, and how does it limit powerful economic entities?
Shapir attempted to acquire the oil refinery in Ashdod, but the Concentration Committee recommended against the deal. We examine the authority and criteria this body uses to evaluate the influence of major players on the economy.

Massive Drone Attack on Russia: 14 Dead and Strikes on "Oil Capital"
Russia reported another massive drone attack, the deadliest in two years, with strikes hitting Nizhnekamsk, a key oil industry hub located 1,200 km from the Ukrainian border. Kyiv also reported casualties from Russian shelling, including a drone strike on a taxi.

Inspired by the spirit of the late Aner Shapira: "We took his values - and they will live forever"
The Aner Shapira Association, the "Roim Rahok" organization, and the Academy of Music and Dance are collaborating on a moving two-day art event in Jerusalem. The VERSE event, taking place on August 11 and 12, will feature leading artists such as Ninet Tayeb and Berry Sakharof alongside "Roim Rahok" graduates. In an interview, Aner's father, Moshe Shapira, shared his vision: "We want to create a...

Fake campaign invites to purchase tickets for Sarit Hadad — and leads to a bank account takeover
A campaign created with artificial intelligence invites to purchase tickets for a show at Yarkon Park. Those who leave details on the fake site may lose control of their bank account.
After the conflict with Katz: Bluth changes the restriction conditions for the far-right activist
After the court cancelled the condition requiring Tal Dardik to stay at his mother-in-law's house, the Central Command chief updated the order: the activist will be removed from Judea and Samaria, except for Modi'in Illit, where he will be required to report to the police station twice a day.

Yoseph Haddad: "I almost died"
The advocacy activist and former Golani fighter marked exactly 20 years since the day he was wounded in battle during the Second Lebanon War. "The doctor said: 'Get me a helicopter for evacuation here now, or bring an armored ambulance at noon to evacuate a corpse,'" he recalled. Haddad sent a message to the wounded fighters: "There is light at the end of the tunnel."

Passengers in disbelief: The reason for a flight cancellation moments before takeoff
An unruly child on a domestic flight in Canada who refused to buckle up forced the crew to make an unusual decision: returning to the gate so the child and their parent could disembark. Passengers were forced to wait for a new flight the following day due to the incident.
The IDF's new Dragon: "Our long arm is lengthening and strengthening"
After nearly a decade of construction, the INS Drakon has been delivered to the Israeli Navy and is conducting sea trials in Germany. The submarine, which cost approximately 550 million euros, is larger than its predecessors and will carry advanced weaponry and intelligence-gathering and strike capabilities.

Abbas has already broken down the door — now he must change the club
Mansour Abbas should not settle for an entry ticket to the club, but rather change the conditions for admission to it. He should not agree that the system decides which Arabs are "kosher" for partnership, but challenge the very test of kashrut. So that no one is required to deposit their identity at the entrance.

The Japanese Trap: Four Companies, a $100 Billion Loss
Four life insurance giants in Tokyo are stuck with massive losses on government bonds following interest rate hikes. Now, as the yen plunges to record lows and the Americans scramble to calm the currency market, the local complication is becoming a dramatic test for the global economy.

Mr. World: Oren Nahari, the only interviewer I feared
With the retirement of Oren Nahari from broadcasting following his ALS diagnosis, an era in Israeli media has come to an end. A personal look at the interviewer who did not fear complexity, demanded thought from his listeners, and never stopped reminding us that there is a whole world beyond the border.

Phone stolen in Tel Aviv — containing the last memories of a brother killed in Lebanon
May and Roi Lizer went out to celebrate a birthday in Tel Aviv, but the outing ended with the theft of Roi's phone. According to them, the device contained photos and final conversations with their brother Nehorai, who was killed about two months ago by a Hezbollah suicide drone in Lebanon. Now they are pleading: "We must have the phone back."

Did he attend despite his medical condition? Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's daughter got married
Two years after getting engaged, Tallulah Willis formalized her relationship with musician Justin Acee. Amidst the family joy and exciting preparations, everyone was waiting to see if her famous father, actor Bruce Willis, who has been ill in recent years and is unaware of his condition, accompanied her on her happy day.

Former CEO of AM:PM chain joins Gadi Eisenkot's party
Shirel Hogeg, an entrepreneur and resident of Ofakim, will lead the party's government efficiency program. Gadi Eisenkot stated: "Shirel is a symbol of the citizens who rose up on October 7, took responsibility, and decided to take action."
Weight loss injections are effective — but only under one crucial condition
Professor Roi Eldor, director of the Endocrinology Institute at the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center (Ichilov), discussed the benefits of weight loss injections on 103FM, emphasizing the necessity of proper medical guidance.

The Iranian Game of Thrones
As Iran moves away from the active combat phase, senior officials in the ruling hierarchy are intensifying their efforts to exploit the situation to establish their status in the new leadership.

Meta CTO to employees: AI saved you time? Great, you can work more
If you were counting on AI tools to help you finish work earlier, Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth has bad news for you. He stated that any time saved should be immediately dedicated to increasing output.

"We are no longer friends": Ilan Rosenfeld opens up about the rift with Kobi Faraj
After years of silence, Ilan Rosenfeld, star of "The Pyjamas", opens up about the relationship that faded with his on-screen partner, the sense of longing, and the prospects for reconciliation.

Russia claims historian disappeared after landing at Ben Gurion Airport
Activists in Russia are searching for Artem Kirpichenok (51), a historian with Israeli citizenship who went missing after arriving in Israel last week. A former Israeli resident, he is known for his vocal criticism of Zionism since returning to Russia.

12-year-old Noa is fighting a rare cancer: her family needs help to save her
After two years of misdiagnosis, 15 rounds of chemotherapy, and three surgeries, 12-year-old Noa Piruz's disease has spread to her lungs, and doctors in Israel have run out of options. Now, there are only a few days left to fly her for innovative treatment abroad. Her parents state: "We promised we wouldn't give up, we need help."

A surge in emergency rooms: The mysterious price of chronic marijuana use
Although known for relieving nausea, daily marijuana use causes a severe syndrome of intense vomiting and abdominal pain. Why do patients flee to a hot shower and what is the common age range for this phenomenon?

35% Jump and Large Dividends: Partner Cuts Debt in Half
Despite competition and war-related challenges, Partner reports a dramatic reduction in net financial debt to 128 million shekels and a positive net gain in television subscribers for the first time in four years. All data is based on financial reports.

Adi Buzaglo says goodbye in tears: "After a very long period"
After a long period of living together under one roof with Asi and Adi, the heads of the famous family are leaving the shared property and moving into a new apartment of their own.

1.3 million Israelis flew abroad: this is the destination that took first place
Data from the Central Bureau of Statistics reveals an incredible 26% increase in departures abroad in the summer of 2026. Which destination overtook Athens, where was the craziest surge recorded, and what is the staggering gap compared to tourists entering Israel?

Foreign Investors Pour Hundreds of Millions of Shekels into Israeli Stocks
Despite mixed market trends and warnings from economists, foreign investors continue to increase their exposure to the local market, while institutional entities have taken the opposite approach.

Renowned culinary institution goes bankrupt after 90 years: liquidation request and massive debts
The "Chenoys" restaurant in Montreal, which operated for decades and was known for its smoked meat sandwiches, has closed due to debts of over one million dollars. The court rejected the request to cancel the liquidation: "The company was clearly insolvent."

Arik Shtilman criticizes the Recanati family: "They have no money"
Rapyd founder Arik Shtilman continues his public campaign regarding control of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club. He claims the Recanati family has lacked significant capital since the 90s and reveals an email from Udi Recanati explicitly stating he had no intention of investing in the team.

Chefs return to the kitchen and recall past criticism: "Some of it was nasty. I thought, 'To hell with it'"
One starts a critique with a compliment, the other prefers to get straight to the point - but chefs Avi Biton and Yuval Ben Neria know that as long as it is substantive, one can learn from any criticism. In an interview with +12, they explained how they judge experienced cooks, what criticism still sits in their heads, and how the professional kitchen has changed completely in recent years: "Once...

Big names, doubtful chances: The trap of Ardan, Edelstein and Bloch
They have experience, public sympathy, and zero controversy. So how is it that the prestige list of Likud defectors and Aliza Bloch is barely scraping the electoral threshold?

New data: Tiberias and Jerusalem lead in the rate of investors owning multiple apartments
A sharp decline in the involvement of investors holding three or more apartments is changing the investment map. Tel Aviv, Haifa, and Beersheba are losing their strength, while Tiberias, Safed, and Jerusalem are becoming the main centers of activity, especially in cities with a prominent Haredi character.
Harry Potter fans won: A multi-hundred million pound project in the UK was moved because of Dobby
A 430 million pound electricity project was planned to pass near the site where the scene of Dobby's death was filmed. Hundreds of inquiries from Harry Potter fans caused the planners to divert the cable.
National Cyber Defense Bill – Israel Aligns with Global Standards | Adv. Adiel Klein
The direction is clear: there is a national alignment with international regulations and an understanding that today, cyber defense and information security are an integral part of the business lifecycle.

Dramatic footage: Former Thai MP shoots senior politician
The head of a district council near Bangkok was shot to death in his car by a former member of parliament, his long-time political rival. The shooter called a journalist during a live broadcast, told her what he had done, and she instructed him to wait for the police at the scene. The shooting comes three days after a massacre at a school in the same district.

Shadow Summit: The Best Intelligence Agencies in Europe - The Full Ranking
French magazine L'Express surveyed 60 intelligence experts from 25 countries to determine Europe's most powerful intelligence agencies. The British MI6 took first place for its exceptional human intelligence capabilities, while Ukrainian intelligence ranked in the top five, drawing comparisons to the Mossad.
The disaster on the Jordan River: "You must adapt the level of the hike to the weakest link"
Dotan Rochman from the Golan Search and Rescue Unit and Israel Cohen from "Kol Berama" discussed on 103FM the disaster on the Jordan River, in which a 16-year-old boy lost his life: "He went downstream, after a few minutes they saw the boat overturned."

Tourism is recovering: a jump of 28.6% in tourist entries to Israel in July
The Central Bureau of Statistics reports a rise in incoming tourism for July 2026. Despite this positive trend, the industry remains far from full recovery.

With butt-licking from Hailey Bieber: The footage from Kylie Jenner's daring party
The young billionaire threw a massive, ultra-pink party at her Los Angeles mansion for her 29th birthday. The Kardashian-Jenner sisters came to celebrate, as did close friend Hailey Bieber, who broke Instagram with daring photos from the event. The one who skipped the celebration was her partner, Timothée Chalamet. We hope he at least enjoyed the footage.

When influencers enter the world of real estate: A guide to filtering noise on social networks
The volume of sales by contractors remains low, and alongside creative promotions, a new tool has entered the picture: influencers and customer clubs. This is a natural industry development, but it is important to know how to filter the noise. Weekly column.

Shtilman: "Harel is trying to become an owner in Maccabi" - and the response was sharp
The Maccabi Tel Aviv sponsor claimed that the former Hapoel Jerusalem CEO is a partner of the designated owner Jason Levin; Harel denied it vehemently: "Delusions"

Roster not yet complete: the player Hapoel Tel Aviv wants to add
In ten days, without the national team players, Itoudis' team will begin its training, but its roster has not yet been closed. The club is examining the market of players waived from the NBA, while one of the players whose name came up is expected to sign in Spain instead.

Victor Wembanyama claims: I am capable of scoring 100 points in an NBA game
Victor Wembanyama was asked by French content creator "Rokiks" if he could break Wilt Chamberlain's record and score 100 points or more in an NBA game, and he replied unequivocally: "Yes". Currently, Wembanyama's personal record stands at 50 points, achieved in November 2024 during San Antonio's 139:130 victory over Washington.

"Israel Katz boom-boom": The Defense Minister's primary campaign escalates
In the new video, the Defense Minister emphasizes the transition to an "offensive policy" and the expansion of the IDF's freedom of action. Last week, he published a video starring himself under the slogan "Finally a right-wing Defense Minister."

Report: Israel offered Lebanon a "civilian prisoner exchange deal"
According to the report in the Lebanese newspaper, Israel offered the transfer of Jewish remains from Jewish cemeteries in Lebanon to Israel in exchange for the release of Lebanese civilians. In addition, the Lebanese delegation to the negotiations in Rome returned to Beirut without having managed to obtain any Israeli commitment to a ceasefire or to a reduction in military operations.

Video: Revenge arson attack follows family dispute in Ar'ara
Investigators from the Aroer police station reported on the arson of a vehicle in the town following a dispute between two families. The incident caused heavy damage to a Chevrolet parked in a private yard, with losses estimated at approximately 170,000 NIS. An indictment has been filed against the 30-year-old suspect.

Yom Kippur 2026: Fasting times, customs, and laws
The fast of Yom Kippur 5787 will begin on Sunday, 9 Tishrei, 20.09.2026, and will last until the end of the fast on Monday evening, 10 Tishrei, 21.09.2026.

Arkia Cuts Prices: 15% Discount on Vacation Packages for Summer and Tishrei Holidays
Arkia airline is launching a special promotion, offering a 15% discount on vacation packages for August and the Tishrei holidays. The limited-time offer includes the most popular destinations, including Greece, Cyprus, London, and Thailand.

Israel Railways implements advanced traffic control system
Following the successful launch of the system in the Jerusalem, Modiin, and Ayalon areas, test runs have begun on the Karmiel-Ahihud line. The new ETCS Level 2 technology will increase train frequency, improve safety, and enhance operational precision.

Eyal Shani in a major deal with a $1.4 billion entity: 'I am excited'
Eyal Shani is bringing "Miznon" to the US Open tournament, one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world: "I am excited to bring Miznon to the US Open for the first time. It is much more than a tennis tournament. It is a celebration of people, movement, and life," the renowned chef declared.

Revolution in the South: State to Subsidize Ashkelon Projects with 148.5 Million Shekels
The Government Authority for Urban Renewal has announced a new call for proposals to subsidize 'pinui-binui' projects in Ashkelon. The state is investing significant funds to ensure the implementation of projects that are not otherwise economically viable.

Assi Buzaglo and Omri Kanda in a massive explosion: "Have you ever seen such a defective person?"
Assi Buzaglo and Omri Kanda were considered one of the strongest duos on screen in Power Couple, but a surprising move by one of them led to harsh exchanges of accusations, the breaking of the alliance, and anger in front of the cameras.

The book that angered Natalie Portman: "She is shocked"
Based on a true story? At the end of the month, 'Life of M', the new book by author Rachel Cusk, will be published, dealing with a detached and self-absorbed film star who is presented as a diva. A series of clues in the book links the character to Natalie Portman - from the city where she lives to details from her acting career. Portman, according to reports, is not at all happy with the...

Uzi Sofer brings a new biomed company to Tel Aviv: Alpha Tau to dual list
The biomed company of the former BrainsWay CEO, which developed a cancer treatment, will list its shares for trading on the local stock exchange as well. After a 300% jump in the last year, the company's shares are trading at a valuation of $1.2 billion.

Who moved my sticker? The dispute over a bottle of vodka
Global Spirit, the official importer of Finlandia vodka, has filed a lawsuit against distributor M. Almog Marketing. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant is illegally applying branding stickers to parallel-imported bottles.

Extensive investigations and document requests: The Democratic Party's strategy against Trump if it wins the midterm elections
The Reuters news agency revealed that the Democratic Party is already preparing the ground for a recapture of the House of Representatives.

Spotify's new button could destroy the podcast industry
The podcasting industry is facing a major threat as Spotify introduces a 'Skip Ahead' button, allowing users to bypass ads. This feature risks collapsing the business model that sustains creators.

At an inconvenient time for Netanyahu: Gaps between Israel and the US are deepening
Gaps between Israel and the administration of President Donald Trump are widening amid a lack of progress in negotiations regarding Lebanon, Gaza, and Iran. The US is pushing for an end to hostilities, while Israel insists on the complete disarmament of Hamas.

Even within the family, it is permissible to argue: the red line that Israel is drawing for the USA
In recent weeks, the State of Israel has been facing one of the most complex tests for its strategic future. Against the backdrop of growing international pressure, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified a clear red line: Israel completely rejects the "15-point document," and the IDF will not carry out any withdrawal from the Gaza Strip until the full and absolute dismantling of Hamas.

While the world is busy with AI: Mark Zuckerberg shows off his fighting skills again
This is not what we expected: while the tech world is mainly preoccupied with AI models escaping their test environments, the CEO of Meta uploaded a fight video to Instagram where he faces off against UFC world champion Merab Dvalishvili, who eventually throws him into the lake. The video went viral, garnering more than 24 million views on Instagram within a few hours.

After 40 Years: The Pope to Visit Argentina Amidst Church-President Milei Conflict
Many Catholics received the news of Pope Leo XIV's planned visit this November as a sign from heaven, against the backdrop of a severe economic crisis that has pushed millions into debt following the president's austerity measures. The Archbishop of Buenos Aires stated: "People need two or more jobs to make ends meet, or they fall into the trap of loans that lead to debt."

Doral invests $738 million in US operations — gains control of American subsidiary
Doral is increasing its stake in its US subsidiary, Doral LLC, to 53.2% through a $738 million investment. The deal aims to strengthen the company's primary growth engine and provide sufficient liquidity for project development.

On the way to another drama in Likud: The contentious clause reaches the court
A week before the primaries, the Tel Aviv District Court is hearing a petition against the cancellation of the option for incumbent Knesset members to run in the districts. The ruling may affect the composition of the Likud list and the candidate selection process. Who was notable by their absence?

A stone that glows in the dark: Iranian scientist discovered a rare variety of a known mineral
The scientist and researcher Prof. Majid Mollandali Pishnamaz from Iran published a study introducing a unique type of crystal called "Immanite". The crystal, currently kept under heavy security, belongs to the calcite family but exhibits an unusual ability to glow in the dark.

Inflation, unemployment and disputes at the top of the regime: The economic crisis in Iran that Donald Trump is betting on
Iran is hardening its positions and demanding additional concessions from the US, but at the same time is suffering from a severe economic crisis that affects both the regime and tens of millions of its citizens.

Three Toddlers Hospitalized in ICU Following Cannabis Exposure
Three children, aged one to three, were treated at the French Hospital in Nazareth after ingesting cannabis-infused products. Doctors warn: "Significant decrease in consciousness, respiratory depression, and even respiratory arrest, heart rate and blood pressure disturbances, and seizures may occur."
Yoram Cohen with an unusual message to David Zini: "Even if the Prime Minister asks"
Former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen criticized Israel's dependence on the US on 103fm, called for a state commission of inquiry, and sent a message to David Zini: "There are cracks in some of his decisions"

About 1,200 shekels will enter the account tomorrow: are you eligible too?
More than 140,000 families will receive a grant from the National Insurance Institute intended to ease the financial burden associated with preparations for the upcoming school year. This is an increase of about 35 million NIS compared to the amount paid two years ago. All amounts are in the article.
The 'under the radar' tactic: Plans to imitate Yahya Sinwar's strategy against Israel revealed
After weeks of censorship, a regional plan has been revealed: showing flexibility in negotiations to lower Israel's alert level while simultaneously preparing for a broad confrontation 'under the radar'.

Giannakopoulos' show: on city rivalry, the future and a compliment to Yanai
The Panathinaikos owner did not spare barbs towards Olympiacos, hinted that he will not stay at the club forever, and referred warmly to the Hapoel Tel Aviv owner: "A great figure."

The maximum salary, the Colorado plan, and the optimism of the parties: behind the Abu Farchi deal
Maccabi Tel Aviv estimates that the deal will go through: Sayed Abu Farchi will be able to earn up to 880 thousand dollars per season in the first two years, his intended team is convinced that he will contribute greatly to them - and that they will sell him for a much higher amount than the purchase price.

Yuval Sade Set to Sign Two-Year Deal with Hanoi FC
The former Maccabi Netanya player, who was released from Romania's CFR Cluj, spent the last two days getting to know the city and will be the first Israeli in the Vietnam league.

Noa Moses breaks her silence before the decision episode: "A stranger will not understand what we went through"
Noa Moses shares her feelings ahead of the fateful decision on continuing her relationship with Ari off-camera, and admits for the first time what she went through during the intense process.

Fashion chain Zara slashes prices in Israel: up to 80% discount
The Zara sale is reaching its final stretch, with significant discounts on clothing items now being sold at particularly low prices — discounts reaching 80%.

"Noa is for life": Ari from 'Married at First Sight' speaks out before the decision episode
Ari Goldberg responds to the storm surrounding his relationship with Noa Moses, defends her against harsh online attacks, and explains what really happens between them when the cameras turn off.

Ratings: Yinon Magal is embarrassed and loses tens of thousands
"Come Dine With Me" maintains high figures at the top of prime time, and Danny Kushmaro beats Lital Shemesh and Doria Lampel in the news.

Israel is neither capitalist nor socialist - it is a kleptocracy | Prof. Yaron Zelekha
The chairman of the Economic Party goes on the offensive against Israel's economic system: "Instead of competition, we got markets controlled by monopolies." According to him, both the right and the left have failed, turning the state into a mechanism that serves pressure groups instead of citizens. So how do we get out of the mud?

"Don't act like stars": Hanoch Rosen's tough message to Festigal actors
The legendary director of the Festigal opens up about the younger generation blinded by quick fame and recalls the dramatic decision to retire from the pantomime stage.

A massive stock market crash: Maytronics shares collapse 98% to a 15-year low
The pool cleaning robot manufacturer from Kibbutz Yizre'el, once valued at over 9 billion shekels, has fallen below a 200 million shekel valuation for the first time in 15 years. We examine what went wrong and why a recovery remains elusive.

Ilan Rosenfeld reveals the truth about his earnings: "It was hard for me"
A whole generation remembers him as Ilan Rosenfeld from "The Pyjamas", but the love of the public does not always translate into a bank account. The actor admits that the show's royalties did not match its massive success.
Celebrations for the cameras only: Iran made a mockery of Erdogan and Pakistan
The defense agreement signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan was quickly violated by Iran. After the promises and smiles for the camera, in practice, we received only media and political silence.

Police stopped a vehicle with cloned license plates and discovered a pistol and explosives
The police announced that an indictment was filed against a 29-year-old resident of Kisra-Sumei after a search of his vehicle revealed weapons, including a loaded Glock pistol, plastic explosives, and an improvised explosive device. The indictment was filed at the Haifa District Court, along with a request to hold him in custody until the end of the proceedings.

"It was not an easy birth": Alex Shults and his partner Linoy have welcomed their first child
Less than a year after the wedding: the couple of social media stars became parents to a firstborn son last Saturday. The couple shared that the birth did not go smoothly, but that did not diminish the excitement. "We are parents," the two announced.

The millions Shikun & Binui Energy will pay to retain senior executives
The energy company seeks to grant a bonus of nearly 7 million shekels to its senior managers to ensure they remain until the merger with PowerGen is completed. Additionally, the vesting date for their options will be advanced, allowing them to exercise them as part of the deal.

Australia: Police launch murder investigation — body turns out to be a sex doll
Travelers opened a suitcase abandoned on the side of the road and discovered what appeared to be a woman's body, and homicide detectives were scrambled from Sydney. Almost a day later, forensic tests determined that it was not a human but a doll. The district commander defended her officers' conduct: "There are no regrets here."
"He identified easy prey": 51-year-old suspect posed as an employer and raped an 18-year-old girl on the autism spectrum in Bat Yam
Police will request an extension of the detention for a 51-year-old Bat Yam resident suspected of exploiting an 18-year-old girl with autism. According to investigators, he lured her to an hourly hotel room where he allegedly committed sexual assault.

"Within seconds, significant bleeding began": She went for a routine pregnancy checkup - and discovered that she and the fetus were in danger
Michal, a pregnant woman of about 40, arrived for a routine checkup at the Clalit Women's Health Center, during which she suddenly began to suffer from significant bleeding. The doctor immediately suspected placental abruption, called an ambulance, and updated the staff at Meir Medical Center. Shortly thereafter, Michal was rushed to the hospital's operating room, where she gave birth to the fetus...

Aliza Bloch Joins Gilad Erdan's Party
The party aims for the former mayor of Beit Shemesh, considered a consensus figure, to attract undecided voters and help forge alliances within the "third bloc." Bloch is the first to join the former minister, who is currently not passing the electoral threshold in polls.

"I was never violent": Ofek Adanek responds for the first time to his arrest
Ofek Adanek, who has been under house arrest since Saturday, responds for the first time to the incident involving his former partner after his name was cleared for publication. "Respect for people and women is a supreme value in my life," the singer stated.

Ministry of Finance tightens green tax formula: thousands of car models may see price hikes from January 2027
The Ministry of Finance has published an updated formula for calculating green tax benefits, which may lead to price increases of thousands of shekels for many models starting in January.

After the cancellation of exemptions: a new plan in Ramat Gan will lead to betterment levies of hundreds of thousands of shekels
About a year and a half after the abolition of building exemptions, the Ramat Gan municipality has introduced an "Exemption Anchoring Plan." This move is resulting in betterment levies of hundreds of thousands of shekels for owners of old apartments during property sales.
The moment before the surprise: UAVs in Yemen spotted over government complex
Air defense systems in Aden were activated early this morning following the presence of unidentified UAVs near the presidential palace. This marks the second such incident in the region within a few days.

Ofek Adanek is the singer arrested on suspicion of violence against his partner
About an hour before his name was cleared for publication, the young singer suspected of threatening his partner and damaging her car chose to reveal his identity. In a post he uploaded to the web, he denied the accusations against him: "I was not violent."

The Iranian strikes again: The signature flip from the sideline turned into a huge assist
Nader Mohammadi provided one of the viral moments of the start of the season in Europe, when he assisted after an acrobatic throw-in in the second division in Russia.

"Deni Avdija can set Portland apart from most NBA teams"
In the US, they claim: The Blazers must continue to rely on the Israeli as the center of the offense, despite the crowded backcourt. And there is also a question mark regarding the new coach.

"Lonnie Walker is an elite scorer, his signing is a steal for Denver"
In the US, they praised the former Maccabi Tel Aviv player amidst uncertainty regarding his place in the Nuggets' rotation: "He will take the reins in the minutes without Jokic on the floor"

Work accident for the self-employed: A guide that could save you tens of thousands of shekels
Self-employed individuals pay National Insurance (Bituach Leumi) every month, but when the moment of truth arrives, many find themselves falling through the cracks. Attorney Tali Dayan explains why the burden of proof for the self-employed is higher, which mistakes can be costly, and how to prepare correctly before anything happens.

Yoram Cohen: "There are cracks in Zini's decisions, security for the Netanyahu family is a far-reaching step"
In an interview with 103FM radio, former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen stated that there are "cracks" in the decisions made by current Shin Bet chief David Zini. Cohen also addressed the October 7 failure, arguing that an investigation is essential to identify what went wrong and prevent future occurrences.

Ministry of Health issues urgent call: Please donate blood, especially O type
A significant decrease in blood stocks has led Magen David Adom and the Ministry of Health to urge the public to donate at collection points nationwide. Director-General Moshe Bar Siman-Tov emphasized that if three months have passed since a previous donation, citizens should come forward again, as this simple act saves lives.

Brother of the late Ilay, who fell on October 7, drafted into the Paratroopers: 'Ilay did his part - now it's my turn'
Liam Aaron Gamzo continues the path of his brother, Staff Sergeant Ilay Gamzo, who fell in battle. His parents signed for his service in the infantry after he requested, 'Do not stop my life.' Among the new recruits to the brigade is also a lone soldier who immigrated specifically from Australia. 'Welcome to the IDF' series of reports.

Kylian Mbappé on the way to a new destination: The giant deal is revealed
The Real Madrid and France national team star is ending a partnership that lasted since his childhood with the American sports giant. If you thought he was on his way to Adidas or Puma – think again: the new deal will grant him his own brand and an ownership stake in the mysterious company | All the details

"I do not represent Israel": Asaf Avidan returns to the stage and stirs a storm
Four years after moving to France, the successful singer returns to Israel for a concert tour. He speaks candidly about detaching from national identity, his new life on a farm, and why he avoids the boycotts facing other artists abroad.

Israeli investment house launches real-time expert recommendation tool
Excellence Trade, part of The Phoenix, is launching a free technological tool that sends personalized investment recommendations directly to the app. The client only needs to approve the recommendation, and the system transmits the order to the stock exchange.

Judy Nir Mozes Back in New York: "A Tough Morning, But Discipline is Everything"
After filming in Israel, Judy Nir Mozes Shalom returned to New York. Despite jet lag and a sleepless night, she shared her commitment to her fitness routine and highlighted her visit to a new hub for the Israeli tech industry.

MSN trio returning? Neymar may reunite with Messi and Suarez at Inter Miami
The Brazilian's contract at Santos is nearing its end, and "Marca" reports on the possibility of a move to MLS, potentially leading to an exciting comeback with his friends from Barcelona.
The Spin Engineer: Bennett is trying to frame Netanyahu with Submarine Affair 2.0 | Mati Tuchfeld
Anyone experiencing déjà vu these days in the face of attempts to inflate the event into a severe strategic crisis is not mistaken. After Bennett's "enemy state" campaign was met with a yawn by the public, the engineers moved to stage two: inventing a story without evidence.

Deputy mayor suspected of sex offenses to be released after confrontation: defense version
After five days in custody, a decision is expected today on whether the deputy mayor of Rishon LeZion, suspected of sex offenses against a municipal secretary, will be released to house arrest. During a confrontation, he claimed both parties were intoxicated and the incident lasted seconds. The complainant maintains there was no consent.

Suspicion: Released from prison — and less than a week later murdered a man in Jerusalem
A 31-year-old resident of Eilat is suspected of murder in the Katamon neighborhood of Jerusalem. The suspect was arrested shortly after the incident, just six days after his release from prison.

Star of 'The Dukes of Hazzard' dies at 84
Ben Jones, best known as Cooter Davenport in the cult American series, passed away from a heart attack at his home. He appeared in all seven seasons of the show and later transitioned from Hollywood to Washington, serving two terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.

"The ruins were waiting for us": Return to the settlement evacuated during the disengagement
21 years after the evacuation of Ganim, families will return this week to live on the site, continuing the construction process in northern Samaria. The chairman of the reconstruction core stated: "It is exciting and joyful to return to a region that was abandoned."
Aner Shapira's mother addresses poll results: "There are some and there are others"
Shira, mother of the late Aner Shapira, was interviewed on 103FM regarding her party's standing in the polls ahead of the upcoming elections.

Family of Robert Carradine, who died by suicide at 71, sues: "They were supposed to protect his life"
Six months after the passing of the "Lizzie McGuire" star, his family has filed a lawsuit against the psychiatric facility where he was treated, alleging gross negligence. The family claims the staff failed to follow basic safety protocols, allowing him to keep a belt and failing to perform required wellness checks, which led to a fatal suicide attempt.
The parking shortage of American tankers at Ben Gurion Airport and the creative solution
American tanker aircraft have concentrated training exercises on weekends to take advantage of the decrease in activity at Ben Gurion Airport. The unusual movement raised concerns among residents, but the IDF clarifies: it is about training to maintain operational readiness.

A year and seven months after her husband's death: Aubrey Plaza and Christopher Abbott are parents
At 42, and a year and seven months after losing her husband Jeff Baena under tragic circumstances, Aubrey Plaza has given birth to her first child with her partner, 40-year-old actor Christopher Abbott. The couple was spotted in New York with their newborn.
Alive, amputee, or a ghost? The mystery of Iran's new leader
While reports on his condition continue to contradict each other, the prolonged absence of Iran's leader from the public arena leaves the system in Tehran dependent on written statements and interpretations by senior officials.

Three weeks until the US Open: Jannik Sinner's decision
World number one Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from the Cincinnati tournament, the final major event before the US Open. Carlos Alcaraz will also miss the tournament as he continues his recovery from injury.

Diplomatic source in Lebanon: No plans for a new round of negotiations with Israel
A Lebanese diplomatic source stated that there are no plans for a new round of negotiations with Israel next month. According to the source, any further talks would likely take place after the summer.

Eggs, salad and bread: how does a cafe breakfast turn into a calorie bomb?
A cafe breakfast can look nutritious and healthy, but oil, dips, bread, butter, juice and a large coffee can easily push it to over 1,000 calories. Here is how to enjoy a pampering meal and save hundreds of calories without giving up what you love.

Will he be fit for the US Open? Jannik Sinner has also withdrawn from the Cincinnati tournament
The world number one is still recovering from a knee injury: "Not ready to compete." In Italy, it is estimated that he is expected to take part in the last Grand Slam of the year.

Even an NBA scout was impressed by the Israeli 'diamonds': What's next?
Rafael Barlowe, a scout for the Dallas Mavericks, highlighted David Mosis and Aviv Aronov as two of the most impressive players at the Youth European Championship. An analysis of their strengths, areas for improvement, and potential in professional basketball.

Former senior officer: 'There was an opportunity to defeat Hamas like the PLO in Lebanon'
Brigadier General (res.) Guy Hazut criticized the political leadership's inability to translate IDF tactical successes into political gains. He stated that early in the "Iron Swords" war, Hamas sought a ceasefire because it realized it was facing an army engaged in a decisive battle.

Netanyahu halts Gaza liquidations as security officials warn of missed operational opportunities
Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the IDF will not withdraw until Hamas is truly disarmed. However, security officials warn that without preventing the entry of foreign forces and a technocratic committee, these statements remain empty rhetoric amid missed operational opportunities.
Qalibaf vs. the IRGC: The battle shaking Iran
The power struggle within Iran's leadership is intensifying: elements from the radical camp are working to reduce the powers of Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf and transfer more power to the IRGC and the regime's ideological elements.

Will the S&P 500 make history this month: Five things ahead of the trading day
The trading week opens amidst geopolitical uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Wall Street returns from a strong week with major indices at record highs. Following an employment report that lowered interest rate hike expectations, investors are now focused on the upcoming Consumer Price Index. Today's earnings in Tel Aviv include Camtek and Next Vision.

Tnuva enters a surprising market: the company's new product series
The food giant is seeking new growth engines and expanding its operations beyond traditional categories. Alongside the launch of a vitamin and nutritional supplement series, the company is considering entering the pet food market.

Cristiano Ronaldo knows how to treat himself: A $40 million toy collection
Cristiano Ronaldo, one of the greatest football players of all time, shared a photo on Instagram of his "toys" in his private garage. From a rare $10 million Bugatti to Ferrari and McLaren models — these are Cristiano Ronaldo's flashy cars | All the details

Moshe Feiglin: 'The Israel Police called to express concern'
Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, is furious following a call from the Israel Police ahead of a party conference in Bat Yam. The reason for the police concern was the city's proximity to Jaffa. 'Deal with the threateners, not with a legal political conference,' the politician stated.

Maya Kay fires back at Niv Gilboa: 'He goes home with himself'
After Niv Gilboa attacked Maya Kay on his personal account regarding price gaps between her brand and original products on AliExpress, the model is not staying silent.

Elon Musk vs. the short sellers: "I am trying to warn them and they are not listening"
The volume of bets against SpaceX stock has surged sharply. Elon Musk warns them repeatedly on X that they are playing with fire, but they are actually increasing their positions. What does this actually mean, and what could happen if the stock reverses?

Rami Levy is giving away 500 shekels: the promotion ends on 16.8
The Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing chain has launched a social media contest offering a 500-shekel shopping voucher and a home care package to the winner. Find out how to participate and what you need to do to win.
After the latest giant deal: The Trump family is swimming in UAE money
The UAE has successfully normalized its investments across the United States, with a significant portion now directed toward the family of US President Donald Trump.
"Tomorrow he could declare war": The commentator warning about Trump's next reversal
Trump announced that the US would "lower its profile" regarding Iran, but Suleiman Maswada warns that the direction could flip quickly: "Tomorrow he could declare war." He later also addressed the strengthening of Hamas and the storm surrounding Rambam Hospital.

Al-Sayed gets closer to Obama: "I hope he will join me on the campaign trail"
The progressive candidate for the Senate in Michigan revealed that he spoke with the former president after his victory in the primaries: "A warm and inspiring conversation" The Democratic Party is already lining up behind him ahead of the decisive battle in November.

Watermelon, Apricot, and Grapes: Summer Fruits to Enjoy Before They Disappear
Three colors, three distinct nutritional benefits: the red lycopene in watermelon, the orange beta-carotene in apricots, and the purple polyphenols in grapes. All are currently at their peak and fit perfectly into a balanced diet.

Even with the cursing and disgust: Ricky Gervais' new series managed to move us
The British comedian returns with "Alley Cats", an animated series where he voices a grumpy, filthy alley cat. As always with Gervais, behind the blatant misanthropy and outrageous jokes hides great compassion.

Everyone is tired of superheroes — so how on earth did Spider-Man make a billion dollars in six days?
The film arrived when the genre was being eulogized, broke the opening record of "Avengers: Endgame", set a trailer view record, and made staggering sums in less than a week. Here are five reasons for this year's surprising box office phenomenon.

Jose Mourinho refused a huge offer: "He cried on the phone"
In a documentary about the coach, it was revealed that in 2013 he had already signed with Manchester United to replace the retiring Sir Alex Ferguson, but decided to keep his word to Chelsea and return to London. Ferguson admitted he was disappointed: "He said he couldn't take the offer."

Returning to the kitchen with the goal to win: "No matter what I did, in the end I am 'Jackie from MasterChef'"
13 years after becoming one of the most identified contestants with "MasterChef", Jackie Azulay returns to the kitchen to complete what she didn't succeed at then. In an interview with +12, she talks about the fear of criticism after years of hearing only compliments, explains why she has nothing to lose, and clarifies that no contestant scares her: "If my 'life' in the competition depends on...

Insurance companies are counting on your laziness: how to save hundreds of shekels when renewing your car insurance
Between 2021 and 2024, car insurance premiums jumped by an average of 42%, but since early 2025, rates have decreased by about 10%. Many companies still offer renewals at last year's prices, which often leads to significant overpayment for consumers.

Iraola: "We are not managing to play at the desired level consistently"
The Liverpool manager is concerned after the loss in his first match on the sidelines at Anfield: "We have a lot more work to do." Will Araujo manage to solve the problems in defense?

Former Beitar Jerusalem star points out necessary squad reinforcements
Former Beitar Jerusalem player Itzik Kornfein discussed the 2:1 loss to Austria Vienna on 103fm, noting that the team lacks match fitness but remains capable of advancing. He also defended coach Almog Cohen's rotation decisions and highlighted the need for further midfield reinforcements.

"Maccabi is complacent, lazy or stingy": The criticism surrounding the Revivo affair
In the program "Zion 3", Nimrodi and the panel members attacked the conduct of the "yellows" regarding the defender. Ziat called it "disgraceful", and Shashu claimed: "A crazy spin".

"It will be an exceptional experience": Hapoel Be'er Sheva prepares for the Marakana
The Israeli champion landed in Belgrade ahead of the big second leg against Red Star (Tuesday, 21:00, Sport1) at the legendary stadium: "Everyone here is talking and breathing the game." The club is optimistic but expects a completely different game, and also: Amador's integration and the focus on Zlatanovic.

Ben Simmons' NBA Comeback: Teams Show Interest as He Prepares to Return
According to American media, several NBA teams have expressed interest in the Australian forward, with one extending a training camp invitation. Simmons reports feeling better than he has in years.

"The upcoming matches will determine the future of Barak Bakhar at Maccabi Haifa"
This was claimed by Moti Ivanir on the 103fm sports show: "He is in a very difficult period in his career." There is also sharp criticism of Maccabi Tel Aviv: "This is not how a big club is run."

Advice from one Arab country to another: sign an agreement with Israel and start a war when it is convenient
Censorship has allowed the publication of reports that regional discussions included the possibility of a tactical peace agreement with Israel, which could be violated at a later date.
Not waiting for the police: how synagogue congregants in the US became a security apparatus
Against the backdrop of a surge in antisemitic incidents and threats to Jewish institutions in the United States, thousands of community members are undergoing security training and joining synagogue security teams.

"Finish the Night": The architect of romantic comedies has done it again
Will Gluck, who directed "Anyone But You", returns with "Finish the Night" - and this time it also looks promising: the new romantic comedy, starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro, is a film that is all about great fun. At first, it toys with the viewers, then it surrenders to patterns - and the big surprise comes precisely from the soundtrack.

National Insurance Institute: Education Grant to be Deposited on August 11
Ahead of the new school year, the National Insurance Institute is preparing to pay the annual education grant. Here are the details on eligibility, payment amounts, and the disbursement process.

In the shadow of the AI revolution: The truth behind US bond yields
The Swiss bank's economic review reveals new data on the massive fundraising of technology companies and explains why investor concerns about market distortion may be misplaced.

Ahead of the market opening: The two stocks expected to jump today on the stock exchange
Dual-listed chip and software company stocks are expected to lead the opening in the green following a strong week on Wall Street. This week: almost all banks are reporting, and the US CPI will be released on Wednesday. What is expected today?
Taiwan Prepares for a Possible Massive Chinese Invasion — Unprecedented in Asia
Facing the Chinese threat, Taiwan is currently building massive fleets of drones and unmanned attack boats. The island aspires to become a global drone power, hoping to deter a direct confrontation with China.
Europe Faces Extreme Heatwave: Regions at Risk of Wildfires
Planning a trip to Europe? Prepare for the fifth extreme heatwave this summer. With air conditioning often unavailable, authorities have issued high-level fire warnings. Here is where the heat will hit hardest and how to stay safe.
"Not a million and a half that fell from the sky": How much did the winners of the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' program really earn?
Hundreds of new apartments have hit the market following the end of the sale restriction for winners of the 'Mechir Lemishtaken' program in Glil Yam. Supply has jumped more than 3-fold and prices for 4-room apartments have dropped, while the rental market has seen a sharp rise. A veteran broker in the neighborhood sets the record straight.
Embarrassment in the Kingdom: British special forces' classified drones 'talked' to China
Royal Navy vessels and spy drones, worth approximately £12 million, transmitted 'heartbeat signals' to an IP address in China. The cameras were disconnected from the network, and there are concerns in the UK about the exposure of elite unit personnel.

The man with the sunglasses who drove Rome wild: Italy says goodbye to an Olympic legend
Livio Berruti was only 21 when he won the 200-meter dash at the 1960 Rome Olympics, becoming the first European to win gold in the event. The Italian sprinter, famous for his sunglasses and white socks, equaled the world record twice in a matter of hours and became a national hero.

Minister Gila Gamliel reveals a secret from the past and what is the dream of her life
"One Thing" is the "HaYom Plus" questionnaire for politicians seeking the youth vote in the upcoming elections, inviting them to talk about one thing they intend to do in each of the areas that concern new voters.

IDF conducted artillery fire towards the Ali-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon
The IDF conducted artillery fire towards the Ali-Taher ridge in the Nabatieh district of southern Lebanon. Meanwhile, diplomatic sources report no plans for a new round of negotiations with Israel next month.

"The red line is human flesh": Amit Kapitt is ready to eat everything. Almost
In a world of photogenic dishes, Amit Trapotchnik chose a different direction. Under the nickname "Amit Kapitt," he gained followers thanks to his willingness to taste almost everything — from scorpions in Thailand to mysterious canned goods. When he tried to recreate foods from the Holocaust era, the internet was in an uproar. In an interview at a table loaded with dried fish and squid, he...

The Telegraph exposé: British Special Forces spy drones transmitted data to China
The UK Ministry of Defence disconnected the cameras from the internet after discovering the breach. Concerns: exposure of operational plans in the Persian Gulf and meetings of senior command staff.

Historic 1900 Home Offered for Sale for One Dollar
A historic house in Maine is on the market for one dollar, but the buyer faces the significant challenge of relocating the structure within the next few years.

Ahead of the official presentation: details of Manor Solomon's contract at West Ham
The Israeli, who signed a three-year deal with the Championship club, will earn about 2 million pounds per season—roughly a million less than his Tottenham contract. Today, ahead of his first training session, he will be officially presented as a Hammer.

It's far from Hapoel, but Maccabi Tel Aviv is once again aiming for the top of the EuroLeague
By retaining its assets and upgrading in the right places at a cost of millions of dollars, the 'yellows' are putting together a roster that should be worth a playoff spot. Oded Kattash's team is 'returning' to the EuroLeague after two years out of the picture, even though the budget is much lower than that of its city rival.

Real Madrid claims: There was never a negotiation with Rodri
According to "AS", Jose Mourinho understood the midfielder's decision to prefer Barcelona, and the club insists that they did not even speak with Manchester City regarding him. And what about adding an alternative midfielder?

Internal document reveals: Ministry of Defense draws inspiration from China | Exclusive
A document from the Defense Export Control Agency calls for adopting 'resilience before efficiency' concepts inspired by China. Background: disappointment with U.S. policy and the global munitions challenge.

Mizrahi Bank left, but Beit Mani recovered: Behind the Sela Capital Real Estate reports
The evacuation of the bank's offices in the Moshe Aviv Tower resulted in a loss of about 3 million shekels, but new leases and the deal in Kfar Saba boosted half-year revenues to 206 million shekels.

Heavy loss in the construction industry: Respected contractor passed away unexpectedly at age 42
Guy Suria, of blessed memory, chairman of the Neve Ativ association and a contractor who operated in the north, passed away over the weekend following a cardiac event abroad. He is survived by his wife and two children.

Rami Levy, Carrefour or Shufersal: Where to find the most affordable shopping in Israel
A survey conducted ahead of Rosh Hashanah reveals the most affordable supermarket chains for meat, poultry, fruits, and vegetables. Rami Levy leads the market by a significant margin.

Wages in Israel are soaring: Worrying data complicates Bank of Israel's work
According to a new macro review by Leader Capital Markets, the economy is recovering rapidly, but an annual wage jump of about 7% creates a real inflation risk and complicates the next interest rate decision.

The shekel, Iran, and the cost of living: Mizrahi Tefahot Bank presents a forecast for Israelis
The bank's chief strategist, Yoni Fanning, analyzes the impact of political reports on the exchange rate, identifies sectors suffering from a labor shortage, and warns of economic consequences.

Rami Levy Enters New Market: Pop-Up Store Opens at Grand Canyon
Rami Levy and his partners at Good Pharm are expanding into a new niche with the launch of a K-Beauty pop-up store at Ofer Grand Canyon in Petah Tikva. The 200,000 NIS project is expected to operate for approximately six months.

Only a 2% chance: The government move that effectively ended the 'Discounted Apartment' program
The benefit for reservists is justified, but the numbers do not lie: more than 100,000 people in need of housing are left with minimal chances, and the state has no alternative plan. Is this the end of the program for those who do not serve?

Why this could be Inter's year
With a coach who knows the club inside out, proven management, and a deep, strengthening squad, the Nerazzurri have the tools to reclaim the Scudetto and challenge Europe's elite.

Morning in the markets: Tokyo Stock Exchange jumps by about 2%, oil prices rise
Globes presents a first update on the state of markets around the world. This morning: rising share prices in Asia, Tokyo Stock Exchange leads the positive trend. Oil prices are recording slight increases against the backdrop of uncertainty regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Wall Street returns from a winning week, with leading indices in record territory. And also: with a 40% jump in a week...

Slight retreat in the shekel at the start of inflation week: dollar at 3.00 shekels
The shekel shows a slight retreat at the start of inflation week. With CPI data due in the US on Wednesday and in Israel on Friday, markets are bracing for key indicators that will influence future central bank decisions.

Diagnosed with cancer, underwent a hysterectomy - and then it turned out: the sample was not hers
Cassandra Barksdale arrived for treatment due to uterine bleeding, but a biopsy led to a misdiagnosis and surgery during which her uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes were removed.

"Where are his pants?": The photo of the Spanish Prime Minister that stirred the web
An official photo of Pedro Sánchez from an emergency meeting went viral after the camera angle created an illusion that his lower body had disappeared. His office released a video intended to prove he was wearing pants, but the memes had already flooded the web.

The most excessive and decadent burger from Centro gets a kosher version
After branches in Dubai, Kafr Qara, and eastern Hadera, Centro is opening its first kosher branch, which also offers a decadent menu rich in cheese and cream sauce. So how do they do it, and is it similar to the original? We tasted and returned with conclusions.

German punctuality has gone off the rails: bonuses for executives are in the crosshairs
Due to persistent train delays, the Minister of Transport is demanding that compensation be linked to performance. On the Berlin-Hamburg line, only about a quarter of trains arrived on time. The goal: to reach a 70% punctuality rate by 2029.

Head of criminal empire extradited and appeared in court in flip-flops
A dramatic development in the fight against organized crime: Daniel Kinahan, one of the world's most wanted figures, has been extradited from the UAE to Ireland. On Sunday evening, he appeared before the Special Criminal Court in Dublin on charges of running a criminal organization.

North Korea's Dramatic Breakthrough in Cyber and AI
The North Korean hacker group "Kimsuky" has developed its own private artificial intelligence system to enhance the speed and efficiency of its cyberattacks. South Korean security firm Genians reported that the hackers are now integrating AI directly into their espionage and hacking operations.

Defense companies soar, real estate firms struggle: 9 out of 20 new stocks trade below IPO price
Since the beginning of the year, 20 companies have raised 7.7 billion shekels through IPOs. Despite the success of the defense sector, nine out of 19 stocks currently trade below their IPO price amid market caution.
"They see them coming and leaving": The painful story of children waiting for a foster family
As the wait drags on, children's emotional and behavioral difficulties deepen. Foster care organizations and the Ministry of Welfare hope that the amendment to the Foster Care Law, which removes the age limit for parents, will provide new hope for the children awaiting placement.
Shani Louk's father recalls: "A friend sent a photo, I recognized the small tattoos on her leg"
In a candid interview, the father of the late Shani Louk recalls the days of anxiety: the photo he received from a friend, the moment he recognized his daughter's tattoos, and the discovery by ZAKA volunteers who stopped on the side of the road. "The hardest thing is sitting on Friday night with the family"
Shufersal's Quiet Move: The Brands You Might Not Have Known Belong to the Chain
Europe is already there, Israel is far behind: the Shufersal model or the Carrefour model, who will win? Does reducing the power of suppliers only increase the power of the chains themselves?
"Hello First Grade": The Great Backpack Test by Maariv
A huge selection of backpacks awaits students and their parents ahead of the first day of school. From Barbie and Stitch to One Piece and POP-K, including ergonomic back systems, padded shoulder straps, and built-in wheels.
Netanyahu's bloc in danger: While Ben Gvir committed to sitting with the PM, Smotrich evaded
He is building his election campaign on fear-mongering about a government led by Gadi Eisenkot, but beneath the surface, a nearly surreal question is brewing: will the Finance Minister agree to cross the lines in exchange for protecting the settlements in Judea and Samaria?
Neither Right nor Left: The October 27 elections are about the question of who we are | Dr. Nissim Katz
The election campaign has turned into a war of identities. Most candidates do not present work plans, but focus on proving their tribal affiliation.
Abbas does not threaten Israel — he threatens the far-right government | Avi Gil
One must take advantage of Mansour Abbas's integration to shape a reality where moderation is more profitable than confrontation.
An Open Letter to Lieberman: Isn't It Time to Recalculate the Route? | Yossi Achimeir
Isn't it time to recalculate the route? To become a future partner in a national-centrist government composed of the Likud — with or without Netanyahu — and Eisenkot?
The front complicating Israel's situation: between American pressure and the threat from Iran | Avi Ashkenazi
Israel is currently walking a fine line. On the two secondary arenas — Lebanon and Gaza — Israel has red lines. It is a matter of days to weeks before this may lead to a collapse within Iran.
Dadi Simhi considers leaving Benny Gantz — Likud is ready to negotiate
According to Kan 11, Dadi Simhi is considering ending his political partnership with Benny Gantz, while the Likud is exploring the possibility of offering him a reserved spot. Simhi previously confirmed he had received such offers from the ruling party.
"There are already those who have gotten used to it": The gunfire terrorizing Negev residents has become routine
Reports of ongoing gunfire over the weekend in the Negev region led to police activity in Hura and Lakiya. During the operation, large quantities of weapons and ammunition of various types were seized. "The Prime Minister must understand the magnitude of the event."
Ilana Bar ahead of the show: "I am happy that suddenly I can feel"
Ilana Bar lost her brother, the soldier Hanan, who was killed in 1967 by an accidental discharge, and has carried the weight of this loss for years. Now, she presents a show at the International Puppet Festival of the Train Theater in Jerusalem, sharing the story of her brother and her own journey toward healing.

After the summer: 7 destinations to think twice about before visiting
Closed trails, changes in tax laws, and restrictions due to tourist crowds could ruin the vacation you've been planning for a long time. These are the destinations that tourism experts recommend checking carefully before booking.

Arrived to pick up a passenger at Ben Gurion Airport? Prepare to wait for a shuttle
The Israel Airports Authority reports peak congestion at Ben Gurion Airport parking lots. With short-term spaces filling up rapidly, drivers are increasingly redirected to distant lots requiring shuttle transfers.

Planned to break up with her partner — now he is the prime suspect in her murder
19-year-old Julissa Ruby Salazar was found dead in her Tucson, Arizona apartment after her family requested a welfare check. Her partner, 20-year-old Varun Bachigari, was arrested in Germany on an arrest warrant for kidnapping and first-degree murder.

In Musk's Crosshairs: Descartes in Talks for $6 Billion Sale
Israeli startup Descartes is in advanced talks to be acquired by a major international player for $6-7 billion. SpaceX is considered the primary candidate for the acquisition.

Nofar in talks to acquire energy company Highlight for 100-150 million NIS
Nofar Energy, controlled by Ofer Yanai, is in advanced negotiations to acquire the energy company Highlight. The potential deal is valued at 100-150 million NIS.

From nuclear energy to chips: A painful awakening for retail investors in 'dream stocks'
After suffering heavy losses from 'dream stocks', Israeli retail investors are shifting their portfolios toward chip giants and AI. This transition reflects a move from chasing hype to targeting long-term macro trends.

Customs duty on canned tuna cancelled, but consumer price barely moved: down by 1.1%
The attempt to lower canned tuna prices by removing customs duties led to a meager 1.1% reduction in consumer prices. Savings for households are estimated at 3.35 shekels per person annually.

Phoenix establishes a hedge fund management company
Israel's largest financial asset firm, Phoenix, is launching its own hedge fund division. The company is recruiting senior industry professionals to compete with established firms like Sphera and Alpha.

Mexico returned a spying system to an Israeli company: "Failed to locate mobile phones"
The Israeli company Septier supplied the Mexican government with a mobile phone tracking system that proved operationally ineffective. Authorities returned the equipment, citing critical malfunctions.

"We moved from photographing shelves to analyzing real-time data from basketball courts"
Yoel Bar-El, co-founder of Trax, reflects on the journey of his unicorn and discusses his new ventures: the sports-tech startup Sweesh, which partners with the NBA, and a mentoring center for entrepreneurs.

50 years after Givat Halfon: "Hill 338" does not recreate the magic
"Hill 338" is released to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the classic "Givat Halfon Eina Ona." However, unlike the original, this new film fails to capture the same comedic alchemy, feeling more like a hollow tribute than a genuine successor.

Acquisitions and a new product: The sleepy Israeli stock that rose 35% in one day
The veteran video company, which lost 86% after its IPO, surged sharply following the launch of an AI product and reports that beat expectations. Will the acquisitions it made and its entry into the world of visual avatars breathe life into it against giants like Synthesia and Nvidia, or is this premature enthusiasm?

The joint initiative of commercial real estate companies to ease payments to the state
Globes has learned that a number of companies have formulated a joint appeal to the government, aiming to change procedures and reduce payments for office land. The goal: to incentivize construction, due to the crisis in the high-tech sector and high interest rates.

Funds that bought Cimed bonds cheaply expect multi-million profit from asset sales
Trustees of the collapsed summer camp company Cimed have reached agreements to sell its assets, potentially allowing for full debt repayment to Israeli investors. Funds like Clearmark and Brosh, which purchased bonds after the collapse, expect significant returns from the realization of hidden value.

Car prices plummet by 15%: Chinese brands tighten their grip in Israel
As revealed in Globes, Chinese car manufacturers like Chery, SAIC, and Geely are preparing to establish direct offices in Israel. This shift suggests they may decide to take control of their own distribution. Since the beginning of the year, every second car sold in the country was made in China.

Data reveals: Construction defects found in the overwhelming majority of new apartments
The cumulative cost of repairing construction defects in new apartments reaches 2.2 billion shekels per year, according to an analysis by the company Lead Handasa. According to the findings, 97% of apartments had flooring defects, and 94% had plumbing defects.

Frequent Flyer club profits reach $75 million annual pace
The El Al customer club has become a highly profitable asset for the airline, with margins comparable to the high-tech sector. In the first half of the year, the club's profit jumped 22% to $38 million. The transition of the Fly Card credit card operation to Isracard is expected to drive further business growth.

More than a million evacuated, 1,500 flights canceled: Typhoon Dolphin hits China
The powerful typhoon reached China's east coast with winds of 151 km/h and heavy rains. In Shanghai alone, more than 30,000 people were evacuated and operations at the Yangshan port were halted. Authorities are warning of floods and landslides.

Forecast: Rise in temperatures and heavy to extreme heat loads in most of the country
From today until Thursday it will be hotter than usual and dry in the mountains and the interior of the country, and humid on the coastal plain. Starting Wednesday, a slight drop in temperatures will be felt, but heavy to extreme heat loads will continue to prevail across the country.

The invasion of Ceuta: Morocco's message to Spain
Last week, about 70,000 people crossed the border from Morocco into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, with most returning shortly after and a small portion seeking to stay and immigrate to Spain. Behind what appears to be a wave of migration lies a long-standing territorial conflict, with indications that the Moroccan government encouraged the infiltration to demonstrate control over the territory — a...

Tragedy at the Statue of Liberty: Mother and 5-month-old baby girl killed when boat capsized
12 people were rescued from the water after a motorboat capsized in New York Harbor. The 46-year-old boat operator was arrested and charged with 13 counts of reckless endangerment. Authorities are investigating whether it was an illegal passenger charter.

Channel 14 celebrates victory: Second Authority delays law enforcement
The channel received another extension to move its news studios to Jerusalem, citing costs and complexity. When will the current exemption expire and which other channel might benefit from the move?

Al-Sayed jabs at Trump's marriage: "A bit of a rocky love"
Abdul Al-Sayed, who won the Democratic primary for the Senate seat in Michigan, responded to Donald Trump's social media post, contrasting the president's marriage with his own relationship.

Not only the semi-finals were determined: all the ranking matches in the Toto Cup
After the end of the group stage, the picture has become clear: the Tel Aviv teams will fight for a place in the final, while Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Haifa will settle for the ranking matches. All the details.

Before the return leg against Beitar: Austria Vienna lost in the league
The Jerusalemites' opponent in the Conference League lost 2-0 to LASK Linz. Salic, who scored the winning goal in the first leg, was injured. CSKA Sofia won 3-0.

Setting the tone: Senior official close to Mojtaba appointed to influential position in Iran
Mohsen Rezaee, military advisor to the Supreme Leader and former commander of the IRGC, has been appointed by the President of Iran as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. Additionally, Mojtaba Khamenei has appointed Rezaee as his representative to the council, effectively consolidating control over Tehran's security and foreign policy in his hands.

Deep mourning for Channel 12 commentator and panelist: 'The heart refuses to believe. It is incomprehensible'
Senior commentator Yishai Cohen eulogized his relative, a beloved singer and paytan who died tragically just before the start of the Sabbath, and harshly attacked those spreading rumors on social media.

Israel U16 defeated 101:62 by Spain, will face Germany in Round of 16
The Israel U16 national team suffered a defeat in its final European Championship group stage match, finishing in second place. Liam Danieli and Maor Sela led the scoring with 11 points each.

"They tried to frame us, they want Ironi Tiberias to be relegated"
Ironi Tiberias is neck-deep in significant scandals, the coach and five players are suspended and preparations are disrupted - but owner Aryeh Kalmenzon is sure that the team will surprise everyone: "We did it last season too and showed that we don't break. We are made of different stuff."

18 in Birmingham: Everything you need to know about the European Athletics Championships
18 Israelis will participate in the European Championships opening today. The chance for an Israeli podium comes only from the marathon runners.

Leon Rosenberg does it for the first time: "I feel uncomfortable. The excuses are over"
After a surprising conversation with a businessman who said harsh things to him, the former media personality decided to act against his feelings and was amazed by the result he received within minutes.

Osher Ad crashes prices: popular ride-on toy for only 39.90 NIS
The discount chain offers an unprecedented price for the popular ride-on toy, while competing toy stores charge nearly three times as much. We analyzed the significant price gaps found in the market.

Ross Kastin: "This year we are no longer learning, we are building"
The owner of Maccabi Netanya promised to arrive for the season opening round and declared at the gala event: "We will strive for excellence in all areas." Mayor Avi Salma: "I commit to investing millions in the team."

After the signing: Pakistan - "The alliance is not against any country"
The agreement signed in Mecca between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan includes a mutual defense clause. Pakistan emphasizes that the pact is purely defensive and remains open to other nations.

Their Fifth Foreigner: Freddie Gillespie Signs with Ironi Ness Ziona
The center (29, 2.06m), who previously played for Bayern Munich, Crvena Zvezda, and Milan, joins the team. Last season, he recorded 5.7 points per game in the Turkish league for Galatasaray.

Thousands of kilometers away: how lone soldiers were surprised on their birthdays
Families from Los Angeles sent personal gifts to their sons and daughters serving in the IDF, and volunteers delivered them directly to bases in the north. "No soldier should feel alone."

Solution found? Abu Farhi may be sold under the Turgeman deal structure
Colorado Rapids offered six million dollars while Maccabi Tel Aviv demands eight, and now a structure is being examined to bridge the gap using an additional million dollars in bonuses, similar to the deal in which the yellow-clad striker was sold to the New England Revolution last year.

Trump's flagship bill threatens to shake up hospitals
A new report by the credit rating agency Fitch warns that changes to the Medicaid program — the public health insurance intended primarily for low-income Americans — have become one of the main threats to the financial stability of hospitals in the United States. Some of the most significant provisions are expected to begin taking effect during 2027.

The Great Escape: The tax that threatens to empty California of its residents
An unprecedented wave of departure has been recorded among California's wealthy, who are abandoning the state following extreme tax policies and preparing for a vote on a new wealth tax. Many of them are turning to New Zealand, where they are purchasing "golden visas" that allow them to live, work, and study in the country in exchange for an investment of millions of dollars, reports the Financial...

Absurd: Professor who claimed Israel is committing genocide to receive $250,000 settlement
About two years ago, Professor Raz Segal was appointed head of the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at the University of Minnesota. Following intense pressure from donors, the institution canceled the appointment. It has now been determined that the professor will be compensated by the university, which reportedly violated the First Amendment and its commitment to academic freedom.

Google already knows where you've been, now it will also plan your vacation
Planning a vacation abroad has become an exhausting task in recent years, requiring hours of comparisons, reading reviews, and building itineraries. But what if you could offload all this headache to a smart personal assistant? A user who decided to let Google Gemini plan a four-day trip to North Goa in India for him discovered that artificial intelligence is capable of putting together a detailed...

Constitutional Plastering
The law preventing a person under indictment from serving as prime minister is merely a temporary cover. Only a balanced mechanism, ensuring immunity from claims of persecution, will strengthen the foundations of the regime.

Legislation that is difficult but necessary
It should have been clear that a criminal defendant could not form a government, but in the absence of agreement on many of the rules of the political game, the "Defendant Law" will be at the very least a message of correction to the public and a chilling effect on the leadership.

The main thing is not to think
Try to find out what the position of the Prime Minister and his coalition ministers is regarding the Gaza Strip, Lebanon, Syria, the Palestinian Authority, or Qatar. Their answer will begin and end with the phrase "it's complicated."

The Rabbi and the Deeds
Among the pilgrims who gathered on Thursday at the engagement party of Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto's son, the main attention was directed at the representatives of the ruling party - but another special guest, who until recently headed the Mossad, caused many eyebrows to be raised.

The Battle for the Top of the State Attorney's Office: Levin's New Legal Struggle
The Labor Court must decide whether Justice Minister Yariv Levin's reform regarding State Attorney's Office tenders will be implemented. The plan introduces mandatory screening tests for the first time, sparking a dispute between the ministry and the prosecutors' union. Key tenders, including the Director of the High Court of Justice (Bagatz) Department, remain frozen.

Change in IDF approach in Gaza: "Even if we see gunmen, we wait for approval from above"
The government states that Israel rejects plans for the future of the Gaza Strip, but on the ground, IDF tactics are shifting. The military has moved from an offensive posture to a reactive one, with operational decisions now requiring approval at the Chief of Staff level. Despite the current "silence," soldiers emphasize that any immediate threat is still thwarted instantly.

From the metro to the airport: stalled transport infrastructure projects will wait until after the elections
Metro, railway tracks, an international airport, and transport hubs — these are just some of the major transport projects currently in limbo due to the upcoming elections. The future of Israel's infrastructure now rests with the next government as it prepares for a doubling of the population.

Spy Games: Ranking Europe's Intelligence Agencies
The prestigious French magazine "L'Express" has ranked European intelligence agencies based on assessments by past and present agents. In an exclusive interview, deputy editor Etienne Girard explains why the British MI6 topped the list, how Ukrainian intelligence is perceived, and what the consensus is on the Mossad following October 7th.