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Names of worshippers revealed after decades: A remarkable discovery in Vilnius
New archaeological findings at the Great Synagogue of Vilnius shed light on the Jewish life that thrived for centuries in one of Eastern Europe's most important centers. Excavations have revealed remains of the central Bima, the women's section, colorful floors, and personal items, including seat plaques with the names of regular worshippers and a plaque with the Ten Commandments.

At 90: Beloved actress Julie Andrews announces the end of her legendary film career
Legendary actress Julie Andrews, who recently turned 90, has made it clear that she is effectively retiring from on-camera acting. In an interview with InStyle, Andrews addressed the possibility of returning for "The Princess Diaries 3," explaining that she feels it is time to pass the baton.

Rami Levy Prepares to Shake Up the Market: Details on the New Branch
The "Rami Levy Stock" chain is preparing to open a new branch in the Ramle-Lod area, with goods already arriving on-site. The company is building anticipation with an intriguing message: "More details soon. Very soon."

"A capability that was unknown": The discovery that changes our understanding of the brain
The adult brain may possess a greater capacity for repair than previously thought. In a new study published Wednesday, researchers from the University of Zurich identified special cells in mice that mobilize following brain injury to restore damaged tissue.

Owner of besieged house in Qusra: "Evacuating the tent is not a solution"
For three days, Palestinian families in Qusra have been under siege by settlers who set up an illegal outpost. Despite the Chief of Staff's directive to "prevent incidents," the radicals remain on site, and the White House has demanded clarifications from Israel.

The habit that almost half of adults have: when does it become a problem?
A study recently published in the journal "Appetite" examined the link between our ability to cope with emotions and emotional eating — a state in which we turn to food not because we are hungry, but due to stress, sadness, anxiety, or other feelings. The researchers found that difficulty in coping with emotions is linked to an increased tendency for emotional eating, a phenomenon that, according...

"The Jurists' Rebellion", Chapter 4: How the State Attorney's Office became a body immune to criticism
The investigative series "The Jurists' Rebellion," which explored the transformation of the Israeli regime through the legal system, concludes with a chapter dedicated to the State Attorney's Office and its former head, Shai Nitzan. It examines how the office became a structure that resists external oversight and influences political destinies.

Incident in Ashkelon: Physical Confrontation Between Inspector and Young Man
A confrontation occurred on Wednesday in Ashkelon between a municipal inspector and a young man during routine enforcement activities. Following the circulation of footage on social media, police have launched a search for the suspect, and the municipality has announced an investigation into the inspector's conduct.

Dancer Lihi Freud: On Engagement, Career, and Media Exposure
The successful dancer who reached the world's biggest stages opens up about the financial realities of her profession, a surprising long-distance relationship that led to an engagement, and her plans to perform at her own wedding.

Dramatic news in basketball: Why the NBA star will not join Ofer Yanai
After 18 seasons and a historic record in the best league in the world, Russell Westbrook announced his surprise retirement in a mysterious video, putting an end to rumors about a sensational move to Ofer Yanai's team.

Counterfeit food products distributed in Israel: Company warns - "Do not consume"
Products bearing the identification details of the company "Peer HaBasar VeHaOf Ltd." were found in marketing channels, but according to the company, they were not produced by them at all. The company has contacted the Ministry of Health, and the public is requested not to consume them.

Undercover passengers with body cameras: A new enforcement measure on Israeli buses
The Ministry of Transport is launching an enforcement program where undercover inspectors equipped with body cameras will document incidents on buses in real time to combat violence and bullying.
Landlady refuses to open door: authorities discover children in squalid conditions
During a joint enforcement operation in Haifa, eight cats kept in poor conditions were rescued. Upon entering the apartment, inspectors also discovered two children with special needs living in severe sanitary neglect.

Security sources: IDF has captured the Ali-Tahar ridge in southern Lebanon
The mountain ridge, defined by the head of Aman as a critical area for Hezbollah, separates the Litani River from the Nabatieh plateau, with its peak at the Beaufort ridge. The Chief of Staff and the Minister of Defense pushed to capture the ridge, despite fears of international criticism. Some of the infrastructure there served two purposes: raids on the Galilee and dealing with an IDF ground...
Rob Reiner's son pleads not guilty to murdering his parents: could face death penalty
Nick Reiner, the director's son, pleaded not guilty after being indicted for stabbing his parents to death. He is being held without bail, and if convicted, he could face life imprisonment without parole or the death penalty.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt to Step Down: "One of the Best in History"
US President Donald Trump announced that White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will leave her position at the end of the month to focus on her family. Despite her departure, she will remain a key external advisor to the president and continue her political involvement.

European Swimming Championships: Anastasia Gorbenko finished seventh in the 400m individual medley
The Israeli European champion returned to the demanding event and finished the final with a time of 4:45.07 minutes. Daria Golovaty finished 14th in the 200m freestyle semifinals, but secured a spot in the 2027 World Championships.

Syria thwarts border drug smuggling attempt using new method
Syrian authorities thwarted an attempt to smuggle drugs into Jordan across the southern border on Wednesday using balloons. The operation took place in the eastern countryside of As-Suwayda province.

Control or Extinction: Yariv Levin is Dangerous to Israeli Democracy
Plan A of the Minister of Justice is, of course, his control over the Supreme Court; Plan B is the extinction of the court. Much like Benjamin Netanyahu, who is willing to impose unimaginable costs on the country in the name of continuing his rule and his war against half the state, so is Levin, with his all-out war against the court.

The lawsuit against Golda gets complicated: Is Abir Kara revealing the truth?
The former Knesset member comes to the defense of the well-known ice cream chain in the shadow of a 350 million shekel class-action lawsuit, and sharply attacks the reports: "The economic press has already held a trial and convicted."

Ofer Levi: 'I am not a narcissist, I sang to people and they were resurrected'
During a stormy interview with Sharon Gal, Ofer Levi stunned the host and viewers with unusual claims about his singing powers and his birth: 'When I was born, abundance came into the world. This is not just another soul, this is the soul of Ofer Levi.'

Nir Barkat against Channel 12: "Consciousness engineering and distortion of facts"
Following stormy reports about attempts to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Minister of Economy launches a sharp attack against the media and publishes the recordings that reveal the truth behind the quote that caused an uproar.

Death penalty for Rob Reiner's son? New developments in the murder case
A Los Angeles grand jury has indicted Nick Reiner for the murder of his parents, director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner. The indictment includes a new allegation that he lay in wait for them, which could make him eligible for the death penalty. Reiner has pleaded not guilty, and prosecutors have yet to decide on seeking the ultimate punishment.
Mandate poll: Eisenkot gains momentum, Netanyahu's bloc loses ground
A Channel 13 poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's 'Yashar!' party leading with 23 mandates against 21 for Likud. Eisenkot also leads Netanyahu in suitability for Prime Minister (47% to 34%), and the opposition bloc reaches 60 mandates when joined by Tropper and Hendel.

Because of Shabbat: Apple to pay $150,000 to employee who claimed discrimination
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) alleged that an Apple store manager in Virginia made antisemitic remarks and refused to accommodate an employee's Shabbat observance. Apple denied the allegations but agreed to a settlement.
"Arrogant dog - let him go home": The message from Gideon Sa'ar that was sent by mistake to Raviv Drucker
The journalist revealed on air a message he received after midnight from the Foreign Minister, which he claims was sent to him by mistake and subsequently deleted: "Arrogant dog, let him go home himself." Drucker estimated that the message was intended for Ahmad Tibi and attacked Likud members for their "hypocrisy."

Online storm: Old Mars bar discovered, revealing how much the snack has shrunk over the years
A photo comparing an old chocolate bar to its modern version has gone viral in the UK, reigniting a heated debate over the phenomenon of shrinking packaging and products without reducing the price. The vintage snack weighs 62.5 grams, compared to just 40 grams today.

PSG Wins UEFA Super Cup with 2:1 Victory Over Aston Villa
The European champion defeated the Europa League holder 2:1 with goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (20') and Desiré Doué (61'), adding another trophy to their collection. Brian Madjou (45') scored a temporary equalizer.

Galilee Conference 2026: Building the Future of the North
Senior government and security officials, along with municipal leaders, gathered in Safed for the Galilee Conference 2026. The event focused on strengthening security, accelerating demographic growth, and transforming the North into an independent hub of opportunity.

"Super El Niño" Disrupts Global Weather: Summer Rains Expected This Weekend
Heavy rains and potential flooding are expected in parts of Israel this weekend, right at the peak of summer. Meteorologists attribute this unusual weather to the global "Super El Niño" phenomenon.

Report: Despite Attorney General's support, State Attorney opposed plea deal for Yonatan Urich
According to a report by i24NEWS, the Central District Attorney reached an agreement with Yonatan Urich for nine months of community service in the "Bild affair." While the Attorney General supported the plea deal, State Attorney Amit Aisman strongly opposed it and vetoed the move, causing the negotiations to collapse.
Google Unveils Its First Tracking Tag: Pixel Tag
Google has officially announced the Pixel Tag, its first tracking device featuring UWB and Bluetooth 6.0 support. The tag will be available this November for $29 per unit.

Class action lawsuit approved against HMOs: they provide benefits to large families
The Tel Aviv Labor Court has approved a class action lawsuit against the four HMOs, alleging improper preference for large families. The court determined that there is a reasonable chance the lawsuit will be decided in favor of the group members. The HMOs may be required to cancel the discounted family rate.

Hamas's duplicity: The terrorist organization is playing games with us again
When military pressure increases, Hamas turns to negotiations; when control is damaged, it relies on aid; when it struggles to protect infrastructure, it returns to civilian areas; and when a halt to strikes is required, it presents a willingness for an agreement and portrays Israel as the one obstructing it. Misery and international pressure are tools for buying time, maintaining control...
Moving full circle: The father of a hero from the 'death shelter' will write the ketubah for Eliya Cohen and Ziv Abud
Almost three years after October 7, Eliya Cohen and Ziv Abud are coming full circle ahead of their wedding: Moshe Shapira, the father of Aner Shapira (of blessed memory), who fought heroically and saved many in the 'death shelter' in Re'im where they were, will be the one to write their ketubah.

Surprising poll: Eisenkot leads Netanyahu in mandate distribution
A Channel 13 poll shows significant shifts in the political map: Gadi Eisenkot's party takes the lead, Likud weakens, and the gap regarding suitability for Prime Minister widens.

Health funds face class action lawsuit over Haredi-focused benefits
The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court has approved a class action lawsuit against Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit regarding the exemption from supplementary insurance payments for families with four or more children. The court noted significant challenges regarding potential retroactive financial compensation.

Investigation into missing Israelis in Vienna: Police examine theory of voluntary departure
The investigation has been transferred to the Lahav 433 unit by order of the Police Commissioner. Authorities are checking the possibility that the mother and daughter packed their belongings, checked out of their hotel on Saturday morning, and left of their own volition. They were last seen near a train station.

Around the world in 5 points: The universal tickle map is revealed
A large-scale international study found that areas of sensitivity to tickling on the human body are identical across different cultures, shattering centuries-old theories. An artificial intelligence model predicted the most ticklish areas with an accuracy of nearly 100%. Researchers: "This is not just a reaction to touch, but an evolutionary mechanism for strengthening social bonds."

Drama at the Supreme Court: The fate of Likud primaries hangs in the balance
Tension within Likud is peaking as the Supreme Court begins hearings on petitions filed by various candidates. This evening, the party will learn whether its long-running legal saga is nearing an end or if the uncertainty surrounding the upcoming primaries will continue.

A farmer trusted AI advice – and lost his entire crop
How many times have you received an answer from an AI chatbot that seemed perfectly professional? Most of us use these tools daily, but the story of a Chinese farmer illustrates why blind reliance on AI without verification can lead to disastrous economic consequences.

With a European title and a 400 million euro squad: the giant hurdle awaiting Hapoel Tel Aviv
The 2024 Europa League winner stands between the Reds and the Conference League league phase. The Bergamo club has become a permanent fixture at the top of Italian football and in European competitions over the last decade, and possesses a squad full of talent — from Charles De Ketelaere to Ederson.

The security bill that Israel still does not know how to pay
The security establishment is demanding 183 billion shekels for 2026, far exceeding the original 112 billion budget. This has sparked a major conflict with the Ministry of Finance amid concerns over civilian spending.

"The Patriots" celebrated Yotam Zimri's birthday live | Watch
During the program "The Patriots" on Wednesday, an amusing moment occurred when panelist Yotam Zimri received a warm welcome from the studio audience. As host Yinon Magal introduced him, the crowd began singing "Happy Birthday" and erupted into thunderous applause.

Rani Guaili's Legacy: Pre-Police Preparatory Program to be Established in the Negev
The family of fallen YASAM fighter Rani Guaili is launching the country's first pre-police preparatory program for Border Police (Magav) recruits. The initiative will be hosted at the Holot facility with support from the Israel Prison Service (IPS), Habithonistim, and the World Zionist Organization.

Blood feud in Umm al-Fahm: Murder of Muhammad Mahamid solved
This evening (Wednesday) we published new details regarding the solving of the murder case of Muhammad Mahamid in Umm al-Fahm from January of this year. The investigation reveals that the victim was liquidated in a local bakery and that the motive was a blood feud and family honor.
Barbie fans should start worrying: the sequel is in danger
After grossing over $1.4 billion, negotiations with Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and Noah Baumbach have reached a deadlock, and Warner Bros. faces a deadline that could result in the loss of rights.

Rabies Outbreak in Yarkon Park: Woman Bitten, 10 People Sent for Vaccination
A dog infected with rabies was found in a parking lot in Ramat Gan; the Ministry of Health urges anyone who had contact with it to seek medical evaluation: "We must not allow a repeat of the fatal outcome seen two years ago."

Raviv Drucker takes a jab at Eyal Berkovic and Moriah Asraf: "We made a mistake"
The journalist criticized the interview conducted by Moriah Asraf and Eyal Berkovic with Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and noted: "We gave him too much of a platform. We invite him too often. He is the most failed minister in the country's history. One should not ask him about things unrelated to his field of office."

Morgan Stanley: "SpaceX stock will soar by 100%" — here is the reason
Investment bank Morgan Stanley has reiterated an "overweight" rating and a $300 price target for SpaceX stock, more than double its current price. The bold forecast relies not on rocket launches, but on a $60 billion acquisition deal for an AI startup.

Former Channel 12 correspondent admits: 'I don't sleep at home'
Melech Zilbershlag surprised the panel members in an unusual interview, in which he spoke about his conscious decision not to live in his private apartment and to wander every night between rental apartments, friends, and family.

Closing a circle of generations: The Torah scroll in memory of the 14 fallen was read at Beaufort
More than forty years have passed since that night in June 1982, when Golani reconnaissance fighters stormed Beaufort in a battle etched in the country's history. Recently, a circle of generations was closed there – a Torah scroll written in memory of 14 of their friends and commanders who fell over the years was brought up to the fortress in Lebanon, and the heroic soldiers of our day read from...

Ronen Ganon takes control: The new discount empire set to include 155 branches in Israel
Starting his career in real estate, Ronen Ganon has moved aggressively into the retail sector in recent years. As the owner of 50% of Zol Stock and founder of the Shai Market chain, Ganon has now signed a deal to acquire control of Multi Retail, marking a major expansion of his business empire.

Survived a thriller: Hapoel Tel Aviv finished the job against Katowice and advanced to the playoffs
The Reds arrived in Poland with a 2-0 lead from the first leg, took the lead through a Stav Turiel goal and were on the safe path to the next stage, but conceded twice in the final minutes and lost 2-1. This did not prevent Eliniv Barda's team from completing a 3-2 aggregate win and advancing to the Conference League playoffs, where the great Atalanta awaits. New signing Owusu sat on the bench and...

Leumi CEO forced to give up dessert: The bank is left with bread and butter
Bank Leumi has canceled an option allocation plan for CEO Hanan Friedman following a Bank of Israel directive. The regulator ruled that executive compensation cannot be linked to the performance of a single subsidiary.

Investment banks raise forecasts: The S&P 500 could make history
Major investment banks are raising their S&P 500 forecasts one after another. If expectations are met, the index will end the year with a double-digit return for the fourth consecutive time.

Gadi Eisenkot: "I do not recommend that Netanyahu put our children to the test"
The chairman of the Yashar! party attacks his opponents in an interview with Keren Marciano on N12, claiming that anyone who thinks it is possible to be prime minister with six or ten mandates is "mistaken and endangers the replacement of the government." In the interview, he also addresses those who attacked his children: "They are very successful."

New and exclusive footage from the 'grenade war' in the Central District
We are releasing exclusive footage of the 'grenade war' that raged about a month ago during the violent conflict between the Musli and Jarushi crime organizations. The video shows two suspects from Lod and Modiin carrying out attacks in Rishon LeZion, Netanya, and Ramat Gan before being caught by police.
The final minutes of the late Binyahu Razi and the laughing face of Agam: "Press hard, stop the bleeding"
The conversation between the friend of the late Binyahu Razi and Magen David Adom after he was stabbed has reached "Maariv". In the conversation, the dispatcher tried to assist him. Additionally, a photo of Agam Tsarfi was published from a video call immediately after the murder.

Millions without a reported source: The NGO working to bring voters from abroad
Channel 14 News reported on Wednesday regarding a sponsored social media campaign urging Israelis to pressure those abroad to vote in the elections. The project is backed by an NGO named "Bou" ("Come").

A moving full circle: The father of a hero from the 'death shelter' will write the ketubah for a hostage survivor and his partner
On October 7, Eli-a Cohen and Ziv Avod were in a shelter in Re'im. Ahead of their wedding, the two chose to honor Moshe Shapira, the father of Aner, who fought heroically in the shelter and deflected grenades thrown inside, thus saving many of those present with his own body. "For us, this is a full circle that is hard to describe in words," they said.

The battle for Kan 11: The dramatic move that reached the Supreme Court
Due to grave concerns over a management vacuum and harm to thousands of employees and creators, members of the broadcasting corporation's board have turned to the court with an urgent demand to prevent the organization's paralysis as early as this coming November.

With a purchase option: Omer Niron to be loaned to Maccabi Haifa
Following negotiations between the parties, an agreement has been reached: the Maccabi Netanya goalkeeper will join the Greens on a loan deal for the upcoming season. The club will have a purchase option of 1.4 million shekels at the end of the season.
"We will make sure she pays for this": Eldar Dayan's family refuses to stay silent
Eldar Dayan was laid to rest on Tuesday, and his family is still struggling to process his death. Family members are furious at a police investigator who accompanied the case, claiming she told them there was a "98% chance he is alive," and declare: "We will make sure she pays."

Reserve soldiers in Lebanon report restrictions on operational use of force
We published this evening (Wednesday) on News 14: A week has passed since the disaster in Lebanon in which Major Harel Birenstock and Sergeant Major Tamir Vaknin were killed and four soldiers were wounded. This evening we revealed in the main edition that the force operating in Lebanon, a few kilometers from the area where the incident occurred, received a series of guidelines limiting its ability...

Called for attacks and violence: Hebron resident arrested on suspicion of incitement
Israel Police arrested a 70-year-old imam from Hebron suspected of inciting terrorism on social media. The arrest took place while thousands of worshipers were visiting the Cave of the Patriarchs.

Toyota Recalls 655,000 Camry Vehicles Due to Display Malfunction
Toyota has announced a global recall of approximately 655,000 Camry vehicles produced between December 2023 and July 2026. A malfunction in the 7-inch driver display can cause the screen to remain blank and may disable turn signals, hazard lights, and audible safety alerts.

White House Intervenes Over Qusra Incident: "Is There Anarchy?"
Sources within the Donald Trump administration have sent angry messages to Israel regarding the siege of Palestinian homes, which has been ongoing for three days. The situation is causing significant embarrassment even for Israel's friends in the US.

Shon Weissman: "Happy to return to Austria with the Beitar emblem"
Trailing 2:1 from the first leg, the Jerusalemites will try to turn the tables in the return leg against Austria Vienna and secure a spot against Braga in the playoffs. The striker, who returned to the country where he starred, is not worried about the lack of home-field advantage: "We are managing the travel well." Almog Cohen: "We need to make a minimum of mistakes."
Reichman University awarded the Minister of Defense Shield for 2026
As part of the examination, conversations were held with recommenders and checks were conducted with bodies in the Ministry of Defense and the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission. The Ministry of Defense thanked the university for its support of reservists.

Security establishment to political echelon: Hamas is strengthening under the cover of the ceasefire
In recent days, the security establishment has warned about the strengthening of the terrorist organization. Data regarding Hamas's civil control in the Gaza Strip shows that most government ministries and municipalities within the 'yellow line' have returned to full operation. Hamas is collecting taxes, controlling markets, and conducting smuggling to fortify its rule.

Assessment in Israel: Disappearance of Meli and Liel Yaalomi is not a security incident
The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating the search for the mother and daughter missing in Vienna, with an Israel Police representative on the ground. Moshe Yaalomi, brother of one of the missing, stated that the last contact occurred on Friday evening. Austrian police have deployed elite units to assist in the search.

Rabies outbreak spreads to central Israel: woman bitten in Ramat Gan; search for jackal in the north
Veterinary services are concerned about the spread of rabies from northern regions to Gush Dan, the Sharon, and Samaria. Since the beginning of the year, 95 confirmed cases have been recorded nationwide.

Arson at Japanika restaurant in Givatayim: suspects arrested
A month after the arson attack in central Israel, police have arrested two 18-year-old residents of Rehovot. Security footage shows a masked suspect pouring flammable liquid at the restaurant entrance before fleeing with an accomplice on an electric scooter.

Kornit Digital stock jumps 13%: company reports strong second-quarter results
Following a nearly 13% surge in share price over the past month, Kornit Digital has released its financial report for the second quarter of 2026, showing improved performance and providing guidance for the remainder of the year.

Gavri Banai: "They have sidelocks and tzitzit down to the floor, they don't shower. Savages"
Actor Gavri Banai addressed the fear of his industry colleagues to express political opinions, and did not hesitate to make particularly harsh statements about what is happening in the West Bank, which sparked an immediate uproar.

A blow to Domino's Pizza: Court approves class action lawsuit against it
The Labor Court made a decision in favor of couriers and hourly workers employed over the last seven years, setting new rules regarding overtime pay, bonuses, and Sabbath work compensation.

Amit Segal with a dramatic statement about Netanyahu: "Less than a 50% chance of being re-elected"
The senior political commentator opened up in an intriguing interview, assessed the Prime Minister's real chances of continuing in his role, and explained why a certain offer he received did not come to fruition.

Heavy loss in the business world: Jerry Kotishtano passes away
Jerry Kotishtano, one of the senior figures in the Israeli capital market, has passed away at the age of 55. During his career, he held a series of senior positions, including CEO of Epsilon Mutual Funds and Chief Investment Officer of IBI Provident Funds.

Microsoft and Meta signed lease agreements for $1.1 trillion
Five of the world's largest technology companies – Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, Amazon, and Alphabet – have collectively committed to approximately $1.16 trillion in future lease payments. Most of the amount is intended for the construction of data centers for the development and services of artificial intelligence. These are facilities that have not yet opened, but the companies have already locked...

For all to see: Ariana Grande and Ricky Alvarez in their first couple photo
After numerous hints, the star has officially confirmed her reunion with her ex-partner from a decade ago, sharing a couple photo on Instagram. While the image is slightly blurry, the affection is clear, and by tagging him, she has made the status of their relationship official for her millions of followers.

Documentation of Agam Tsarfati watching the murder revealed: The route and transcripts of the main defendant's interrogation
Smiling and placing a hand on her face: The former partner of Benyahu Razi was documented in a video call in footage obtained by ynet. Before the murder, the group arrived at a 'Nutella' branch, were summoned to the home of the defendant Linor Sasson, and there they equipped themselves with knives. This is how the main defendant responded to the investigator's questions.
World Record Holder: Safari Celebrates Yossi the Elephant's 52nd Birthday
World Elephant Day was marked today around the world: at the Safari in Ramat Gan, they celebrated the 52nd birthday of Yossi, the largest elephant in zoos worldwide, and at the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem, the elephants took advantage of the heavy heat for long hours in the pools.

Yellow star and shocking shouts from the protest: 'Israel will fail, it is no less than the Germans'
Ultra-Orthodox protesters, demonstrating against the arrest of a draft dodger, blocked Highway 4 and caused massive traffic jams. They distributed yellow stars with the word 'Haredi' and compared military service to death in Nazi extermination camps, drawing sharp condemnation from the political establishment.

After a slight decline in the second quarter - Mor Gemel raises profit forecast
Mor Gemel ve-Pensiya reported a total profit of 17.5 million shekels for the second quarter, a 3% decrease year-on-year. Despite this, the company has raised its profit forecast for 2026.

The personal price Boaz Bismuth paid because of Itamar Ben Gvir: "My mother deserved more"
Chairman of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, MK Boaz Bismuth, addressed in an interview with the C14 web program, "On the way to the ballot box with Dana Varon," the painful event where he was forced to interrupt his shiva to attend a Knesset vote. Bismuth was summoned to vote in favor of the "frozen funds" law, which was essential for passing the state budget.

Bazan Chairman: "Investing in Israel, in a state of uncertainty, would be irresponsible to our investors"
Bazan Chairman Moshe Kaplinsky stated that the company prefers to invest abroad due to uncertainty regarding the future of Israel's refining sector and government plans for its closure.
No leads for 899 days: Eynat's family appeals to the Shin Bet
899 days after Eynat Kasau disappeared from the absorption center in Safed, her family held a protest outside the Shin Bet offices, demanding the agency join the search efforts. Her father addressed a personal letter to the head of the Shin Bet, pleading for assistance.

Moments before the surgery: The surprising phone call between Netanyahu and Bismuth
Chairman of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, MK Boaz Bismuth, revealed on the new C14 web program, "On the way to the ballot box with Dana Varon," a moving personal story. He recounted how Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called his son Dudi just minutes before he underwent complex open-heart surgery.

A state that does not control the monopoly on violence will die
What has been happening in Judea and Samaria in recent years, and is expressed intensely in the events in Qusra, is a renunciation by parts of the Israeli right of institutional change in favor of dismantling the state's monopoly on force.
Alarming Data: One in Two Adults in Israel Lives with Overweight or Obesity
Data from Maccabi Healthcare Services reveals a troubling trend: about 50% of adults live with overweight or obesity, with 23% classified as obese, while 26% of children also struggle with weight issues.

Drugs, cash and illegal residents: a night of arrests in south Tel Aviv
Enforcement operation in south Tel Aviv: The police updated today (Wednesday) that they carried out an enforcement operation last night at several locations suspected of illegal drug trafficking, alongside the issuance of numerous traffic tickets. As part of the activity, the forces raided a building on Shoken Street, seized many findings, and arrested a suspect who was transferred for further...
Foreign Forces to Deploy in Southern Lebanon for Hezbollah Disarmament
The international mechanism for dismantling the terrorist organization is taking shape. Israel and Lebanon have reached a preliminary agreement on the participation of four countries: the UK, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia.
A new era for Moldovan Jewry: Rabbi Menachem Mendel Axelrod officially crowned Chief Rabbi
Rabbi Menachem Mendel Axelrod was officially crowned Chief Rabbi of Moldova during a historic ceremony in Chisinau. The event, attended by the Chief Rabbi of Israel and international dignitaries, marked a significant milestone in the revival of the country's Jewish community.

Virus spreading: areas where West Nile fever-infected mosquitoes were found
Mosquitoes carrying the virus have been detected in several locations across Israel. The Ministry of Health reports 13 cases this season and one death. Authorities are urging the public to eliminate standing water and increase pest control measures.

Left with dollars and crypto: 9 banks to be cut off from shekel trading with the PA
After Discount and Hapoalim banks announced they would stop money transfers to Palestinian banks due to fears of links to terrorism, the move is expanding to banks in neighboring countries. Foreign currency trading will continue, which may hinder oversight.

Stock exchange closed with gains: which stock jumped by more than 10%?
The trading day in Tel Aviv closed in the green as the TA-35 index strengthened, but under the surface, there were particularly sharp movements with a collapse of several well-known stocks.

Ronaldo vs. Messi: The battle for millions has moved to Instagram
New data reveals the astronomical sums that the world's leading celebrities pocket for a single sponsored post, with Cristiano Ronaldo leading the list, followed immediately by his long-time rival on the pitch.

Record-Breaking Performance: Israeli Pharma Giant Kamada Reports Strongest Results in History
With revenues of over $100 million in the first half of the year and a sharp jump in net profit, the Israeli company reports unprecedented results and marks its next target.

Iran defies: "75% of capability survived – the UAVs are a nightmare for the enemy"
Iran claimed on Wednesday that most of its missile and UAV capabilities survived the attacks carried out by the USA and Israel and remain operational. These statements contrast sharply with the assessments of the American administration regarding the extent of damage to Iran's military infrastructure.
Supreme Court Rejects Petition in Military Advocate General Affair
The Supreme Court rejected the petition in the Military Advocate General affair, ruling that there is no cause to intervene in the conduct of the investigation or to prevent the State Attorney from deciding on the case. It was further determined that Justice Minister Yariv Levin should not be given additional time to appoint an external supervisor.

First Strike in Gaza Requiring Chief of Staff Approval
First report: The elimination of a squad commander planning attacks against IDF forces in the Strip was approved by the Chief of Staff. The army stated the strike was carried out to remove an immediate threat, noting: "There are clear instructions from the political echelon within the framework of the negotiations."

Likud against Lieberman: "He is knowingly lying and harming the country's security"
The Likud party published a sharp response to the statements of Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman, accusing him of knowingly lying and demonstrating incompetence regarding security matters. The party refuted Lieberman's claims regarding agreements with Hamas, IDF deployment in the Gaza Strip, and the extent of American influence on Israeli military decisions.

Drone company Aero Sentinel undergoes transformation after Iranian missile strike, aims to challenge Chinese dominance
Aero Sentinel is shifting to mass production after an Iranian missile destroyed its factory, forcing a relocation to Tel Aviv. The goal is to replace Chinese products within the IDF. The company's VP calls it a "strategic necessity."

Will the 'Shark' swim to the Knesset? Oren Dobronsky may pay millions of dollars on the way to the parliament
High-tech entrepreneur Oren Dobronsky may face a multi-million dollar "exit tax" to US authorities if elected to the Knesset. To be sworn in as a member of parliament, he must renounce his American citizenship.

Even Ruti Broudo chose Rishon LeZion: How Tel Aviv is eroding its growth engine
In recent years, more and more Israelis prefer to spend their leisure time and shop near home instead of traveling to Tel Aviv — both because the offerings are no longer unique or interesting enough, and because of the traffic chaos. If the municipality does not wake up, the day is not far off when the 'city that never stops' will take a long break.

New details: The senior minister smuggled out with Trump - and the two senior officials left on the "decoy plane"
President Trump was secretly extracted from Turkey in a deception operation involving senior administration officials. While some officials and advisors remained on the plane from which Trump was evacuated, others flew to the UK with the president on a military aircraft. Journalists on board the decoy plane were unaware of the operation.

Grenade attack in Bat Yam: police finalize evidentiary case against three suspects
Following a grenade explosion in a Bat Yam residential building, police arrested three suspects in Ashdod. Investigators have linked them to serious charges, including conspiracy to commit a crime and negligent storage of hazardous materials.

Antisemitism in a store in France: "Get away before I put a bullet in your head"
Antisemitism in Europe continues to escalate, and this time a new sickening recording has been published. An Irish tourist visiting France entered a local supermarket and verbally confronted two Jewish women. As part of the confrontation, the tourist told the women: "I'm sorry Hitler didn't finish his job."

Europe's wealthy face exposure: massive breach of secret Liechtenstein database
The secret database of the Liechtenstein Registry of Companies and Foundations has been hacked. Approximately 31,000 records linking individuals to business activities were stolen. The leak raises significant concerns regarding the exposure of wealthy families across Europe and Russia.

Brainsway continues to grow: revenues jumped by 35% and the annual forecast was raised
Brainsway finished the second quarter of 2026 with record results, reporting a 35% revenue increase to $17 million. Following these strong figures, the company has raised its annual guidance.

Highway 4 blocked: severe unrest in the central region
An illegal demonstration and heavy traffic disruptions are being reported at this hour following the blocking of the Geha junction in both directions. The police are operating with large forces and warning against the use of force, as the background to the event begins to be revealed.

National Insurance Institute Issues Urgent Warning: Late Payments May Incur Fines
The National Insurance Institute reminds self-employed individuals and employers that the deadline for reporting and paying insurance premiums is August 16. Delays will result in fines and significant linkage differentials.

At 60 - the beloved actress with a surprising statement: "I was sexy"
Actress Alona Kimhi speaks openly about the stormy affair that sparked a decades-long relationship, and about the great confusion she experienced: "That was the hard part. I loved my husband very much."

On the way to the north: Razer thrills and coffee with a view of the Sea of Galilee
There are many ways to get to the Sea of Galilee, but one route turns the trip itself into an adventure. In Moshav Amnon, you can combine an adrenaline-filled off-road Razer tour with a relaxing coffee break overlooking the Galilee and the lake.

After the disaster in the village of Tel: The IDF is putting order into hiking in Judea and Samaria – and the field is in an uproar
An IDF investigation into the incident in which an officer, a member of a standby squad, and four Palestinians were killed, raises a disturbing finding: the army knew about the dangerous hike in areas A and B – but did not prevent it. Following the event, the Central Command published a strict procedure, but the hike organizers refuse to change their approach: "Wherever we step – that is where the...

Mystery at 30,000 feet: Who set up a pirate Wi-Fi and stole passenger details?
An unusual incident occurred on a Delta flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta. A group of hackers returning from a conference set up a malicious Wi-Fi network to steal passenger login credentials.

Record sum for a sports club: Los Angeles Lakers sold to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger for $12.5 billion
The Los Angeles Lakers basketball club has been sold to businessmen Josh Kushner and Bob Iger for $12.5 billion. This marks a new record valuation for a professional sports team.

Battalion recalled from refresher training due to Qusra, siege continues; Zamir: 'I instructed to prevent the incidents'
Although the IDF stated it had cleared the 'shed' erected by extremist settlers near the village in Samaria, the extremists remain on site. A resident whose family is under siege reported: 'There is not enough food, they are drinking water from a well.' The Chief of Staff ordered to reinforce the sector with an infantry battalion to restore order.

High Court rejects petition in Sde Teiman affair: Isman will be involved in the investigation
The Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice (HCJ), rejected a petition regarding the investigation into the leak of materials in the Sde Teiman affair. The judges unanimously ruled that the court should not dictate investigative methods to the police, and the majority allowed the State Attorney to resume his involvement in the case.
"He said he was from the National Insurance Institute": Daughter prevents scam against her father
A couple from Ashdod arrived at the woman's father's house after he stopped answering calls and found him with a man who, according to the indictment, was attempting to defraud him of 80,000 shekels. The investigation uncovered three additional cases, and the prosecution has filed an indictment with a request for detention.

A strange phenomenon: Have scientists found a way to bypass the speed of light?
Researchers from the USA have presented a model that allows a wave to appear as if it is moving faster than expected, and under certain conditions, even beyond the speed of light. The phenomenon is related to the way waves reaching a destination via different paths connect to each other. According to the scientists, this finding may be relevant not only to sound in water but also to light in a...

Morocco Claims Sovereignty Over Ceuta and Melilla, Spain: "They Are Spanish and Will Never Be Handed Over"
Two weeks after 72,000 migrants breached the Spanish enclave in North Africa, the Moroccan Minister of Justice declared that his country has not abandoned its claims to Ceuta and Melilla. Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles firmly rejected the statement: "They are not just Spanish, they are super-Spanish, and they cannot be touched." The Spanish Foreign Ministry reiterated that Spain's...

EBU Announces: A Country at War Cannot Host Eurovision — Even if It Wins
The European Broadcasting Union has updated its rules effective from 2027, stating that a sensitive security situation affecting a country's stability will prevent it from hosting the contest, necessitating the selection of an alternative host.

"If the government were sane, we would live here": The minister's remarks against Israelis voting from abroad spark outrage
Minister Shlomo Karhi called on citizens living abroad to refrain from coming to Israel to vote in the elections, claiming the left is "trying to bring in masses." Israelis living abroad responded with sharp criticism, emphasizing their deep connection to the country and their sense of responsibility for its future.
66,000 requests, 43,000 wounded: "She sends her sons to die for her and then turns her back on them"
About 66,000 requests for recognition have been submitted since the outbreak of the war regarding about 43,000 wounded, and thousands are still waiting for a decision or a medical board. Those suffering from PTSD warned against the damage to rehabilitation: "Forced to fight for their rights."

High Court hearing that could save Likud primaries moved to this evening
The Supreme Court, sitting as the High Court of Justice (Bagatz), has decided to move to this evening (Wednesday) the hearing on the petition regarding the change in Likud primary rules and the possibility for Knesset members and ministers to run in district slots as well. The hearing, which was scheduled for tomorrow, will take place today at 21:00 before a panel of the Supreme Court. The...

Precedent: Indictments against three boat operators suspected of sailing under the influence of alcohol
The operators were detained in the Gulf of Eilat and their boating licenses were suspended for 30 days. One suspect refused testing, while breathalyzer tests for the other two revealed alcohol concentrations of 483 and 403 mcg.

IDF struck Gaza for the second day in a row, US gives Netanyahu "space": "There are elections"
The IDF carried out a second strike in the Strip since the targeted killings ceased, with one fatality reported. The CEO of the "Peace Council" announced a mechanism for monitoring violations and rejected claims of a financial agreement with Hamas. In the US, they recognize the complexities that the elections create for the PM and are willing to give him "space" provided that targeted killings are...

Heartbreaking: Gazelle kept in a basement near Jenin - suspect arrested
During an operation in the village of Raa, Border Police officers from Judea and Samaria, together with inspectors from the Nature and Parks Authority, located a gazelle allegedly kept illegally in a private home. The animal was seized for a veterinary examination and is expected to be moved to the Safari in Ramat Gan.

A city that grows right: building the future, keeping the home
Many young people find it difficult to purchase an apartment and establish their lives where they grew up; some even choose to leave the country. The new roof agreement in Ra'anana seeks to change the trend and allow the future generation to remain in the city and establish their home there.

Moshe Katsav's lawyer in a dramatic statement: "He did not rape, period"
Years after the former president finished serving his prison sentence for serious sex offenses, his defense attorney stands before the cameras and refuses to back down from his firm position regarding the case that shook the country.

Palo Alto Networks and OpenAI reveal breakthrough cyber model
The expanding collaboration between the two giants will for the first time allow commercial access to an advanced cyber model, aimed at simulating attacks and exposing organizational vulnerabilities before hackers exploit them.

Pedestrian in his 30s seriously injured after being hit by a bus in Ramle
The victim was evacuated to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital with head and limb injuries; his condition remains unstable. A MADA paramedic noted that the man suffered severe bodily trauma.

Improvement in the Infinity complex in Ra'anana is still not enough: REIT 1 lowered forecasts
REIT 1 has made progress in leasing office space at the Infinity complex, but occupancy rates remain below targets. Amid moderate growth in operating income, the fund was forced to revise its annual performance forecast downward.
Behind the name "Orel Hazan": Suspicion of a multi-year romantic fraud
A young woman in her 20s is suspected of impersonating a man named "Orel Hazan" for a prolonged period and conducting romantic and sexual relationships with several women. The police have released the fake identity and are calling on other potential victims to come forward.

42% of teaching graduates from the state-religious education system were absorbed into the secular education system
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, 42% of teaching graduates from the state-religious sector in 2025 were absorbed into secular schools. This trend has become a primary method for addressing the teacher shortage.

Google Unveils Pixel 11 Series with Advanced AI Integration
Google has introduced the 11th generation of its Pixel smartphone series, featuring the Pixel 11, Pixel 11 Pro, and Pro XL. Powered by the new Tensor G6 processor, the devices offer a 50% performance boost for on-device Gemini Nano processing, alongside innovative AI-driven photography tools and personal agents.

Do you recognize him? Channel 14 news anchor in footage from his days as a Beitar Jerusalem goalkeeper
A surprising and nostalgic moment occurred on Wednesday during the "Noon Journal," when a photo from the past of Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Shnaid was revealed, dating back to his days as a goalkeeper for the Beitar Jerusalem youth team. According to Shnaid, the photo was taken during a training camp held near Amsterdam.

Beyoncé faces lawsuit over alleged copyright infringement in 'Alien Superstar'
Beyoncé is facing a lawsuit alleging the unauthorized use of a song segment in her hit "Alien Superstar". Hirose Enterprise and producer Shoji Hirose have filed a claim against the singer and various music companies, as reported by TMZ.

The Shalter club to close at the end of the month: A new venue is coming
The club on Rothschild and the cocktail bar Clavis will part ways at the end of the month. The owners promise a happy farewell, announcing that a larger club will open in its place. "It will be an upgrade of what we have been trying to do here for the last few years," they say.

Mount Etna Erupts: Skies Over Southern Italy Closed, Flight Disruptions Reported
At the peak of the tourist season, Mount Etna is spewing volcanic ash that endangers aircraft. The airport in Catania, the gateway to Sicily, has been forced to suspend operations at least until tomorrow. Passengers are being diverted to Palermo, where they are struggling to find ground transportation.

Iranian operation? Environmental damage making its way to the coast of Oman
A massive oil slick is moving toward the coast of Oman. It has spread over an area of approximately 400 square kilometers, equivalent to the entire Tel Aviv metropolitan area.

Renewal revolution in Haifa: Four towers and hundreds of apartments for medical staff and students
The local committee recommended depositing a plan for the construction of a new residential complex on HaAliya HaShniya Street in Bat Galim. Instead of eight housing buildings from the 1950s, about 800 housing units, 5,000 sqm of commercial space, and 1,500 sqm for public buildings will be built. The plan also allows for doubling the area of the "HaAliya" school.

Mediators to Hamas: Denying the 15-point document is 'just statements'
Palestinian sources claim that mediators clarified to the terrorist organization that the US administration is determined to advance the agreement in Gaza even at the cost of a confrontation with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Meanwhile, Hamas has stopped or cut payments to civilian suppliers and halved the salaries of civil servants.
Eli Yishai eyes political comeback, outpacing Aryeh Deri
Contacts between former Shas chairman Eli Yishai and Haredi Tzibur party leader Moti Leitner are intensifying with the involvement of senior rabbis. Polls indicate Yishai enjoys over 70% support among modern Haredim, posing a potential threat to Shas.

5 minutes from the Sea of Galilee: new charging stations near Highway 90
Amishragreen has launched a new fast-charging complex at the Ein Gev station. The new complex features 3 charging stations with a speed of 120 kW. There are currently 9 ultra-fast charging stations from the company along the country's longest highway.

Minister Katz in Lebanon: "I instructed the IDF to prepare for a long-term stay"
Defense Minister Israel Katz visited IDF forces in southern Lebanon this morning, Wednesday, and declared that Israel intends to maintain a military presence in the security zones under its control. During the visit, in which he received briefings from commanders and spoke with soldiers, Katz said he had instructed the IDF to prepare for a long-term stay in the territory, presenting the military...

One message too many: The five mistakes that will cause WhatsApp to block you immediately
For millions of Israelis, it is a critical asset for work and daily communication, but common mistakes in sending messages can lead to immediate suspension. A cyber expert warns about the actions that will cause you to lose access.

A serious warning to parents: What not to do if your child has a fish bone stuck
Following two similar medical cases this past weekend, pediatric experts reveal a common mistake parents make and explain when it is critical to seek immediate medical attention.

At 78: Sasson Gabai returns to an iconic role
One of Israel's greatest cultural icons returns in a new version of the musical "Peter Pan," with Sasson Gabai reprising his role as Captain Hook.

National Insurance Institute to pay extended benefits: this is the significant decision that was made
Less than 24 hours after an argument with his employer about a work trip, a truck driver suffered a stroke. The court accepted the expert's opinion and recognized the incident as a work-related accident, despite the opposition of the National Insurance Institute.

Overtook Eyal Golan: This is the singer who conquered the top of the music charts in Israel
With over 800,000 monthly listeners, the Israeli superstar is conquering the top spot and generating tens of millions of streams that bring him huge sums from royalties and performances.

A Multi-Million Investment: Odaya Pinto's New Business Venture
Shortly after establishing a luxurious event hall, the "Power Couple" star has signed a prestigious collaboration with a home design giant and is opening her private home to the cameras.
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Giant deal at Goldman Sachs: Acquiring a financial company for billions of dollars
One of the most powerful financial companies in the world is acquiring a young firm founded just four years ago, in a massive deal that will boost its assets under management to $130 billion.

Omri Kanda on his debts: "I lost a million and a half shekels"
Omri Kanda opens up about the heavy debts left by gambling, his grueling night work as a courier, and the painful gap between his public image and his harsh reality.

Assaf Rappaport in talks to acquire McDonald's franchise in Israel
Wiz founder Assaf Rappaport is reportedly exploring the acquisition of the McDonald's franchise in Israel. Following recent moves into the media sector, the entrepreneur is looking to diversify his portfolio beyond technology.

Houthis Increase Pressure: Saudi Arabia Shifts Oil Export Routes
Maritime exports of Saudi oil from the Red Sea are becoming increasingly difficult to track as tankers disable their AIS tracking systems due to fears of Houthi attacks. This practice, known as 'dark sailing,' complicates market assessments of energy supply volumes.

Disaster in Africa: Dozens dead on crocodile-infested lake in Zimbabwe
At least 44 people have died after a passenger boat capsized yesterday, Tuesday, on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. 77 people have been rescued so far, and the search for additional passengers continues.

For $100,000 for a single training session: Is an NBA legend on his way to Hapoel Tel Aviv?
Hapoel Tel Aviv owner, Ofer Yanai, continues to generate surprising headlines on an international level. Yanai sent an official and unusual letter to Dennis Rodman (65), one of the greatest NBA legends in history and one of the most prominent rebounders ever, offering him to come to Tel Aviv to conduct a special rebounding workshop for the red club's players. According to the report on the Sport 5...
Eyal Eshel to 'Maariv': IRGC members were in the raid on Nahal Oz
Eyal Eshel, father of the late observer Roni Eshel, claims that among the terrorists who raided the Nahal Oz outpost were Persian speakers and members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The IDF states that such information is not known to them.

Lebanese amnesty law approved: "Those who found refuge in Israel are eligible to return"
The parliament in Beirut approved a general amnesty bill intended to release thousands of prisoners and ease overcrowding in prisons. Following the approval of the law, Member of Parliament Ghada Ayoub clarified that Lebanese who fled to Israel will be able to return to their country. The move sparked protests in the country due to fears regarding the release of those who killed security...

Dropping the gimmick: Bumble will allow men to send the first message
Dating app Bumble is changing its rules: either party in a match can now send the first message. Additionally, the response window for a match has been extended from 24 to 72 hours.

Left-wing activists confront Channel 14 news anchor outside studio | Watch
A sharp confrontation occurred on Wednesday outside the Channel 14 news studios after left-wing activists arrived to protest a broadcast regarding claims by IDF soldiers and their families about the conduct of Arab doctors, specifically concerning the use of the Arabic language during treatment.

New ultra-Orthodox party sparks interest in the political system
As in every election campaign, new parties are emerging to seek a platform in the Knesset. One such initiative is the 'Achi' party, which has transitioned from municipal success in Netivot to a national run.

After nearly three decades: Dean Miroshnikov closes a circle
Actor Dean Miroshnikov shared an emotional moment of "closing a circle" nearly three decades after immigrating to Israel. He participated in a discussion on how to better support new immigrants and lone soldiers.

Israel Airports Authority: Delays expected at Ben Gurion Airport due to Greek air traffic
Greek aviation authorities have limited the number of flights permitted to traverse their airspace en route to Europe. Passengers departing from Ben Gurion Airport are advised to verify their flight schedules with their respective airlines.

Avigdor Lieberman supports tennis club owner: "Do not cut off his livelihood"
Aylon Levy, a father of 10 and a grandfather, has managed the tennis club in Hod HaSharon since 1999. According to him, the owners of the Sportan complex raised the rent fourfold following an offer from another company. About 30 parents and children arrived to protest the decision, and Avigdor Lieberman also visited to play and support him.

Giant traffic jams due to Haredi protests: congestion map and road closures
Haredim opposing IDF conscription have launched protests following the arrest of a draft dodger. Police have warned of significant traffic congestion from the Aluf Sadeh interchange to Em HaMoshavot and along the Jabotinsky axis in Bnei Brak.

Palestinian Authority Responds to Bezalel Smotrich's Threats: "Election Propaganda"
The Minister of Finance called on the Prime Minister to take advantage of Abu Mazen's visit to Turkey to ban his re-entry into the West Bank. In response, a senior official in the Authority claims that this is election propaganda by the right, but warns that a series of Israeli measures is intended to bring about the collapse of the Authority.

Aliens, Cuba, and a 'corpse on the plane': US Secretary of State Marco Rubio as you've never heard him before
The US Secretary of State recounted how, on a flight from China, he watched with concern as a senior American official lay in the plane's conference room without moving: 'I didn't want to discover a corpse on the plane.' Furthermore, Marco Rubio revealed that flying 'objects' are observed over military facilities and explained how Donald Trump informed him that he would be Secretary of State.

Spanish Police Uncover Trafficking Ring Targeting Migrant Girls
Spanish police announced on Tuesday the dismantling of a criminal gang that trafficked underage migrant girls. The group is accused of moving victims from care centers in Gran Canaria to other parts of Spain and France, where some were subjected to sexual exploitation. Five suspects, including one minor, were arrested following raids.

Not just more fines - but also an infringement on drivers' rights: behind the dramatic change in speed cameras
The cameras will be able to enforce smaller violations, and at the same time, drivers who wish to defend themselves against fines will now do so through an administrative track, without the evidentiary burden of criminal proceedings. The combination of the two moves could accelerate the accumulation of points and the revocation of licenses - especially among taxi, bus, and truck drivers.

Bitcoin records a decline: leading currencies in a dramatic shift
An extremely volatile day is passing for the digital currency market as Bitcoin shows a daily decline while Ethereum records a significant increase. These are the rates and full data of the strongest currencies in the market right now.

Eyal Berkovic wants to be Prime Minister: The surprising goal of the former star
In the podcast "The Wizard and His Sons," Eyal Berkovic stated he would prefer the role of Prime Minister over coaching the national football team, citing a desire to address social injustices, particularly for soldiers suffering from PTSD.

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor fight for their lives: the new Hollywood drama
A high-budget sci-fi action thriller from J.J. Abrams' Bad Robot presents a family struggle for survival in a mysterious world, alongside a zany romantic comedy hitting screens this week.

Eric Schtillman and Ofer Yannay: Details of the Upcoming Meeting Revealed
The owner of Hapoel Tel Aviv and Eric Schtillman recorded a playful promo ahead of their joint event. The conversation concluded with a surprising question regarding Yam Madar's move to their city rival.

Messi says goodbye to his father: "I have many doubts about continuing my career"
A few days after the passing of Jorge Messi at the age of 68, Argentina captain Lionel Messi broke his silence. In an emotional social media post, he said goodbye to the man who was not only his father, but also his agent, close friend, and the architect of his glorious career.

Israeli singer reveals: 'I had cancer, I have an exemption from the army'
Israeli singer Anne B was asked today (Wednesday) during a 'Q&A' session held on her Instagram account whether she is enlisting and where. In response, the young singer revealed: 'A few years ago I had cancer and therefore I have an exemption from the army, but despite the exemption, I chose to volunteer because it is very important to me to serve and contribute to my country.'

Iran shifts to a 'survival economy', and in Tehran even food is now bought in installments
The Iranian economy is gradually shifting from crisis management to survival management. Households are cutting consumption, switching to installment purchases and second-hand goods, while the government struggles to maintain basic supplies amid rising inflation.

Likud warns: Delay in Supreme Court hearing will postpone primaries by two weeks
The Likud party turned to the Supreme Court today, Wednesday, warning that if an immediate decision is not reached regarding the appeal concerning the candidacy of Knesset members and ministers in the districts, it will not be possible to hold the primaries on the scheduled date of August 17. The party claims that the delay could postpone the primaries by at least two weeks and jeopardize the...
Horror in Jerusalem: Man charged with attempted murder of wife using utility knife
The Jerusalem District Attorney's Office has indicted a local resident who, following years of threats and domestic violence, attacked his wife with a utility knife, leaving her with life-threatening injuries.
"Jewish whore - we will kill you": Antisemitism in Germany emerges from the fringes
Death and rape threats against Jews online, antisemitic codes penetrating new communities, and a struggle over public funding: three publications in Germany reveal how antisemitic hatred is changing shape and expanding.
Likud's hourglass has turned: submission of the list to the Knesset is in danger
The Supreme Court ordered the parties to respond by 16:30 to Likud's request to rule on the appeal of MK Afif Abed. The party warns that the delay endangers the primaries and the submission of the list to the Knesset. At the same time, Abed intends to file a complaint with Lahav 433.

The whole crowd with black bracelets: Netanyahu's "spontaneous" visit to the Malha Mall
The Prime Minister published a video of a visit he made to a mall in Jerusalem, where he received sympathy and support from all sides. However, his supporters who called out to him "we love you" - apparently underwent prior screening.

"I am miserable": Reality star wakes up unable to speak
Reality star May Hatuel shared a photo today (Wednesday) from a clinic after waking up this morning "unable to speak." She later added with humor that while her temporary medical condition might be "a bit nice" for those around her, the situation is quite different for her.
Instead of false eyelashes: lawyer arrested at Ben Gurion Airport on suspicion of drug smuggling
A shipment that arrived from England via Turkey aroused the suspicion of customs at Ben Gurion Airport: inside packaging for false eyelash remover, vials containing a substance suspected to be GBL were found. A lawyer was arrested, and ecstasy, heroin, and other drugs were also seized at his home.

"Ground attack on Iran? Enemy delusions": Tehran is not moved by US threats
The commander of the Iranian Border Guard addressed claims regarding an invasion of the country and clarified: "Our borders are secure - we have an abundance of soldiers." Simultaneously, the spokesperson for the Iranian Parliament's leadership criticized the "Mecca Agreement" signed between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan: "A sign of defeat - relying on Washington's support: leaning on a...

Shingles at a young age? The post by Chen Amsalem that surprised the web
Shingles is often perceived as a disease of the elderly, but a recent Instagram post by Chen Amsalem has sparked a conversation about its prevalence among younger people. Following her disclosure, many followers shared their own experiences with the condition.

Between TikTok and the Ballot Box: Who Shapes Our Children's Opinions?
Children are exposed online to political positions, generalizations, and extreme language, even when schools are closed. Instead of rushing to correct them or telling them what to think, parents have an opportunity to teach them how to form a position, check facts, and deal with those who think differently.

The Continent Dries Up: Europe Faces Losses of Billions
Europe is grappling with an unprecedented economic and energy crisis driven by extreme heat and prolonged drought. The drying of major rivers, vital for transport and infrastructure cooling, is severely impacting nuclear power capacity, forcing governments to declare states of emergency.

Meitav Trade Reports: Profit Surge and Multi-Million Dividend Payout
Investment firm Meitav Trade concludes a strong quarter with a 12% increase in net profit and is distributing 13 million shekels to investors, alongside the acquisition of thousands of new clients and the upcoming launch of a new trading system.

Burgeranch Fights Cost of Living with 3 Million Shekel Investment
The Israeli hamburger chain Burgeranch is launching a major summer campaign with an investment of approximately 3 million shekels, offering the 'Family Combina' meal at a special price of 149 shekels.

Assaf Rappaport Eyes Acquisition of McDonald's Israel
Following the $32 billion sale of Wiz to Google and his move to acquire Reshet 13, cyber-giant founder Assaf Rappaport is in talks to purchase the McDonald's Israel franchise, which operates 225 locations.

Israel's largest engineering company in a massive deal: acquiring operations for millions
The largest engineering and project group in Israel will pay 35 million shekels for 75% of the shares of Bar-El 27 Industries, with the aim of expanding its industrial activity and diversifying the group's revenue sources.

A 141% jump: The medical technology giant BrainsWay breaks records
After an exceptionally strong quarter, the Israeli company is raising its forecasts for 2026 and presenting dramatic clinical data for the treatment of PTSD and clinical depression, alongside a huge backlog of orders.

Yair Golan on the Einav Zangauker controversy: 'I feel I did the right thing'
Following the public outcry over the failure to reserve a spot for Einav Zangauker, Yair Golan explains why he backtracked on his promise and how he reacted to her public criticism: 'I feel that to some extent I did her an injustice and I regret it.'

After the success on Kan 11: The Israeli film continues to conquer the world
The documentary work that moved the country won the grand prize at a prestigious film festival in the United States and continues its successful journey on the way to the Ophir Awards ceremony.

Political deterrence for years: The rioters in Qusra are trying to sear a trauma
Like in Amona in 2017, the Jewish rioters are trying to create a balance that will prevent a future government policy change. The IDF gave the rioters freedom of action for days and settled for a verbal condemnation, and the fact that the security forces did not handle the event quickly and decisively made them understand - the authorities prefer to turn a blind eye. Is this an order from above?

Involved in an accident, became addicted to cannabis — and will receive 500 thousand shekels
A young man who was injured during his military service suffered a disability and is dealing with PTSD. The insurance company claimed there was no functional impact, but the judge reached a different conclusion.

Likud Minister: "Those who do not live here should not come to change the government because of 'anyone but Bibi'"
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi was asked why Israel does not allow voting from abroad. He replied: "Whoever lives in the country should influence its future, and whoever does not is invited to make Aliyah." He claimed the Left is attempting to bring masses from abroad.
The Great Primaries Poll: The Battle for Succession in Likud Has Begun
According to a new poll, only about 20 of the current Likud ministers and MKs will remain on the next list. Data reveals a gap between party members, who prefer Amir Ohana and a right-wing government, and party voters, who support Nir Barkat and a unity government.

US inflation in July stood at 3.4%, in line with forecasts
US annual inflation slowed to 3.4% in July, matching market expectations. The Consumer Price Index rose by 0.1% month-over-month.

Apartment purchase cancellations surged by 41% since the beginning of the year
A review by the Ministry of Finance's Chief Economist indicates that apartment purchase cancellations have surged by 41%, rising from 1,294 in January to 1,821 as of August 2026.

Medical breakthrough in the Negev: 600-bed center to be built in Be'er Sheva
The Ministries of Health and Finance have announced an international tender for the architectural design of the new "Peres" Medical Center in Be'er Sheva. Operated by the Sheba Medical Center and two health funds, the facility aims to bridge the healthcare gap between the periphery and the center.

Palestinian students against Columbia University: "We are being discriminated against"
Palestinian students and staff have filed a lawsuit against Columbia University, claiming they have suffered discriminatory treatment since 2023. The lawsuit alleges that the university failed to protect members of the Palestinian community from harassment and targeted them with disciplinary proceedings described as "unfair and biased."

The Last Fight Before the Chuppah? Ahavat HaShem Gordon's Overseas Bachelor Party
Less than two weeks before he formalizes his relationship at age 20 and marries his partner Oran Levi, the Thai boxing fighter will fly to Rhodes with his brothers and seven close friends — just before he steps into a completely different arena. First publication.

Akko man charged with extorting wife for drug money and threatening her life
A 69-year-old resident of Akko is accused of extorting his wife of 45 years, subjecting her to verbal abuse and death threats. Following a police investigation, he has been indicted with a request for detention until the end of legal proceedings.

Hailey Bieber has already adopted it: the accessory from the nineties that is making a comeback
We have already understood that trends from the past do not really disappear — they just wait for the right moment to return to our lives. This time, it is the turn of the zigzag headband: that same hair accessory we all knew in the 90s and early 2000s, which is now making a surprising comeback.

Manif hits the brakes on real estate loans: "We are in a storm, there is no need to distribute money by force"
Manif is slowing down new credit distribution amid real estate market stagnation. CEO Maor Duek announced a tightening of the underwriting model to manage risks in the current volatile economic environment.

Good news for Noam Batan: The country that boycotted is considering returning to Eurovision 2027
Is the boycott surrounding Israel's participation coming to an end? Slovenia, which took an unequivocal political stance regarding Israel's participation, announced that it is currently examining the possibility of returning to the music events as early as next year.

History in the Making: Premier League Football Clubs at Revenue Peak
Summer 2026 is shaping up to be historic for the Premier League and Israeli football, with revenues from player sales already nearing 20 million euros and more major deals expected.

Guy Zu-Aretz received a surprising phone call: "We want you for an audition"
Beloved host Guy Zu-Aretz recently returned to Israel after two months of filming the reality show "Survivor" and immediately began work on the series "Night Therapy". Yesterday, filming concluded, and the host took a moment to reflect on the journey.
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Max Stock disrupts the market: popular school supplies starting at 20 shekels
Following the massive success of its Purim collection, Max Stock is launching an exclusive back-to-school line featuring internet star 'De Cohen'. The range includes backpacks, stationery, and gadgets at highly competitive prices.

Israeli company Stratasys receives $7.8 million in US funding
Israeli technology company Stratasys has been awarded $7.8 million by the US Department of Defense and America Makes to advance 3D printing quality control.

Michal Tsur's startup Remepy raises $36 million for the development of hybrid drugs
Remepy has raised $36 million in a Series A funding round. The startup develops hybrid drugs that combine prescription medication with AI-based therapeutic applications.

US Authorities Investigate Fake Wi-Fi Network on Delta Flight
The official network was disabled for approximately 30 minutes after pilots reported that a passenger had created a network impersonating the aircraft's system. Delta clarified: "Flight safety was not in question, and no operational system of the aircraft was affected."

$36 million for the Israeli startup that connects drugs with code
Israeli startup Remepy has raised $36 million in a Series A funding round. The company is developing "hybrid drugs" that combine traditional medication with digital code to enhance treatment efficacy.

A one-man revolution: Former Chinese Premier dies at 97
Zhu Rongji, former Premier of China and architect of the bold economic reforms that propelled the country to global power status, passed away on Wednesday in Beijing at the age of 97. His death marks the end of an era of economic optimism for many in China who witnessed the nation's revolutionary transformation.

Fraudsters posed as National Insurance representatives to steal from the elderly
Mark ben Avraham Nebler and his accomplices, whose identities remain unknown, targeted Russian-speaking seniors by posing as officials to steal large sums of money and jewelry. The vigilance of a victim's family members led to the suspect's arrest.

Continued to grow: jump in OPC profit — revenues jumped by 94%
OPC reported a successful second quarter with revenues jumping 94% to $379 million and adjusted net profit rising to $34 million. The growth was driven by increased ownership in US assets and a shift to dollar-denominated reporting.

Real-time VAT reform has not yet matured into legislation but is already causing a storm in the economy
The reform promoted by the Tax Authority is intended to fight fictitious invoices by collecting VAT in real-time, instead of the periodic reporting practiced today. The Institute of Certified Public Accountants warns of damage to the cash flow of small businesses and the passing of costs onto consumers. At the same time, the question arises as to how input VAT offsetting will be carried out and...

"Aviram, I can't take it anymore": The recording to the reservist husband - and the wave of emotional reactions
"Do you understand that the children haven't been with you for even a minute during the summer vacation? I can't do everything alone": Bat-El Sananes shared on the web a recording she sent to her husband, who received a call-up for another round - and received thousands of supportive responses. "Thank you for this sane voice - I thought it was just me," wrote one user.

Mid-air drama: Plane drops altitude as captain fails drug test
Air India flight AI2379, traveling from Phuket to Delhi with 145 people on board, experienced a frightening incident at cruising altitude. According to the aviation magazine One Mile at a Time, the aircraft suddenly lost 300 feet of altitude, exceeding its structural load limit. Because the seatbelt sign was not illuminated, 13 passengers and four crew members sustained injuries due to severe...

The lesser-known side of the recording law: exposure to huge fines for privacy violations
A new law will require certain businesses to record sales calls and keep them for up to two years, with the aim of fighting fraud and consumer exploitation. However, opponents of the move warn of a heavy economic burden that will be passed on to the consumer, exposing businesses to fines from the Privacy Protection Authority and a wave of civil lawsuits.

Smuggling cell from the north accused of transferring 50 kg of hashish to Jordan
The Northern District Attorney's Office filed an indictment against three residents of Kfar Misr, aged 26, 41, and 30, on suspicion of operating as a smuggling cell and transferring approximately 50 kg of hashish across the border into Jordan. The indictment was filed following a joint investigation by the Northern District Central Unit and the Shin Bet, and charges them with violating state...

"I'm losing it, I'm exhausted": The complex reality of reservists' wives
A reservist's wife, who was informed that her husband's call-up order was extended once again, shared a heartbreaking recording in which she described the difficulties she is facing. The children who absorb the frustration: "The child asked why I hate him" - and the feeling of helplessness: "I will just continue to lose it, it doesn't matter anymore. This is what you have to do."

Unusual health warning for travelers to Mexico
A dream vacation in Mexico could end in the emergency room: UK health authorities are warning of a sharp rise in cases of infection with the Cyclospora parasite among tourists who have returned from the country. The parasite, which is transmitted through contaminated food or water, causes an acute intestinal infection accompanied by particularly severe symptoms. According to the latest data, in...

Senior Iranian source: 'There are no contacts to extend the ceasefire with the USA'
A senior Iranian source told Reuters today, Wednesday, that at this stage there are no contacts between Tehran and Washington regarding the extension of the ceasefire. The source claimed that the United States "violated the interim agreement just 48 hours after it was reached and subsequently withdrew from it within a few days."

The puzzling tweet by PR specialist Rany Rahav – which has still not been removed from the web
A tweet by PR specialist Rany Rahav is causing confusion online after it appeared he completely missed a cynical joke by a user regarding the memorial to former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin – and responded to it, it seems, as if it were an act of vandalism committed by an unknown person.

New scam: How they hack your Amazon account to make purchases at your expense
Sarah Hartwell, a British Amazon customer, was stunned to discover that her account had been hacked and 26 different orders had been placed without her knowledge, totaling 1,418 pounds. It turned out that scammers were using compromised accounts to fulfill orders placed through their shops on TikTok Shop.

Julie Andrews retires: "I've given up, I'm retired"
The legendary 90-year-old actress announced that she will not return to the role of Queen Clarisse in "The Princess Diaries 3," despite Disney's attempts to bring her back to the film alongside Anne Hathaway. In an interview with InStyle, she said: "It was very, very hard to say 'no', but I did it because I thought I had a wonderful path, and I felt that this film would flourish perfectly well...

Maya Wertheimer reveals she prays – and faces backlash from the Left
After revealing on Tuesday that she prays every day, actress Maya Wertheimer found herself at the center of an online storm. The matter arose after a follower asked if she believes in the Creator, to which she replied: "I believe with all my heart." The post drew criticism from left-wing activist Maggi Otzari, who suggested that if she prays, "then let your husband go run for mayor of Bnei Brak."

An alligator attacked a woman in Florida — she fought it with her bare hands and survived
"She just didn't let it happen," said the son of Dina Spahn, who during an outing on a river in Florida lost parts of her left hand and her right arm to an alligator attack. Despite the severe injuries, she remains in high spirits. About a day after the incident, an alligator approximately 2.95 meters long was captured.

Iranian official: No contacts with the US on extending the ceasefire
A senior Iranian official clarified today, Wednesday, ahead of the expiration of the 60-day ceasefire set in the memorandum of understanding, that no discussions are being held with the United States regarding its extension. The official, speaking to Reuters, placed the responsibility for the deadlock on Washington, claiming that the US violated previous agreements.

Ministry of Finance: The city where developers offer the most benefits
According to Ministry of Finance data, apartment sales jumped by 50% in June compared to the same period last year, during the war with Iran. Despite the growth, the market remains mixed, with Netanya leading in financing benefits offered to buyers.

Miran Buzaglo's Dramatic Transformation at 38: "I Look Different"
The "Buzaglos" reality star has made a bold decision to ditch her signature blonde hair for a more natural look. Who convinced her to make the change, how did her children react, and will she stick with it? Here are all the details.

Heavy loss in world politics: former prime minister died at the age of 97
The Chinese news agency confirmed the death of Zhu Rongji, one of the most influential prime ministers in the history of modern China. The Communist Party published an official statement of mourning that praised his great leadership, integrity, and economic work.

Shuli Rand’s Grand Gesture Stuns Tzofit Grant: "My Beloved, Thank You"
Love takes center stage: During his performance in Caesarea, the singer paused his show to dedicate "Lev Lavan" ("White Heart") to his wife. Tzofit Grant, watching from the audience, was deeply moved and responded with a heartfelt message of her own.

Mai Hatuel in a complex medical condition: "A rare disease"
The star of "The Amazing Race," currently adjusting to life as a divorced woman, shared that she woke up this morning unable to speak and is feeling quite unwell after a doctor's visit.

MK from Yisrael Beiteinu: "We are 2nd in the world in cost of living". MK from Likud: "The economy is growing"
Ahead of the 2026 elections, MK Evgeny Soba (Yisrael Beiteinu) and MK Avichai Boaron (Likud) met in the ynet studio to discuss key issues. MK Boaron claimed an "almost total victory" in Gaza, while MK Soba argued that "without Netanyahu, the result would have been better."

Can a lung transplant save patients with advanced lung cancer?
Can a lung transplant, a procedure that for years was hardly considered an option for patients with advanced lung cancer, become a treatment for a specific group of patients? A study published in the medical journal JAMA presents exceptional preliminary results among patients with stage 4 NSCLC lung cancer, whose disease was limited to the lungs and did not respond to medical treatment.

Real estate professionals: The urban renewal compensation document cannot replace a judicial ruling
Following a recent court ruling that created uncertainty in the industry, the Ministry of Justice and the Urban Renewal Authority have published a framework that will allow real estate developers to offer tenants different compensation in Pinui-Binui and TAMA 38 projects. What do real estate experts think of the proposed framework?

Ahead of the elections: Benjamin Netanyahu appoints Avichai Boaron as head of Likud's field headquarters
The Likud party announced on Wednesday that ahead of the upcoming election cycle, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appointed Knesset member Avichai Boaron as the director of the movement's field headquarters. In his new role, Boaron will join the campaign management team and will be directly responsible for all field activities until election day.

A major achievement for Putin: Russia to maintain military presence at Syrian bases
Moscow and Damascus are set to sign an agreement allowing Russia to retain access to its military bases in exchange for training Syrian security forces. This development comes amid the sentencing of Bashar al-Assad to death.

Polymarket in trouble: "There are lines that must not be crossed"
The New York City Council has opened a new front against prediction markets, as Council Speaker Adrienne Adams sent investigative letters to four companies operating in the field: Polymarket, Kalshi, Coinbase, and Gemini Titan. The companies were required to answer questions regarding how they market their services and the extent of their compliance with consumer protection laws.

AI Startup Lovable Raises $400 Million at $13.3 Billion Valuation
Swedish AI startup Lovable has completed a $400 million funding round, reaching a valuation of $13.3 billion. This marks a significant increase from the $6.6 billion valuation recorded in December of last year.

The passive-aggression continues: after Brad Pitt's confession, "Angelina Jolie is not surprised"
After reports that the actress hopes for her family's healing, her ex-husband's confession about returning to alcohol has met with a predictable response. "It's Brad. No period of sobriety or attempt to reinvent himself will change that."

Liberman addresses Channel 12 expose: "50 Nukhba terrorists practiced capturing a town"
The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman addressed the unusual incident in Gaza reported on the "Main Edition" which ended without an IDF response in real-time. Liberman attacked the government for not allowing the IDF to act: "This is a surrender to terror."
Abuse of Position: Sports Instructor Accused of Harming Five Vulnerable Residents
The State Attorney's Office has indicted 52-year-old sports instructor Gilboa Dahan from Netanya for committing indecent acts against five vulnerable residents at a care facility. The indictment alleges the acts occurred during exercise sessions, sometimes even in the presence of staff.

20-month record in mortgage borrowing – but the market warns: "It's an optical illusion"
Mortgage volume reached 11.5 billion shekels in July, an 8% increase year-on-year. Experts warn that these figures reflect past transactions and create a misleading sense of market health.

Suspicion: Construction Company Owner Deducted Fictitious Invoices Totaling 26 Million Shekels
According to the suspicion, a construction company owner from the center of the country deducted fictitious invoices through his company totaling approximately 26 million shekels, while offsetting input tax of about 4 million shekels. After being questioned by the Tax Authority, he was released under restrictive conditions.

For the first time in Israel: innovative treatment for aggressive brain cancer patients
The innovative treatment was administered to a patient with recurrent glioblastoma as part of a clinical trial at Hadassah Ein Kerem. During the procedure, doctors for the first time in the world inserted alpha radiation sources into the tumor from two paths simultaneously, aiming to achieve more precise coverage of the cancerous area. The CEO of the developing company stated: "For us, it has...

Stones, ash and bones: The mysterious discovery in the heart of the country
Mount Ebal is the kind of site where one verse can turn into an archaeological question spanning decades. According to the Book of Joshua, after entering the Land of Israel, Joshua builds an altar on Mount Ebal. The event is presented as part of a significant change: a people who lived for forty years as nomads are now required to become a society of permanent settlements, families, agriculture...

Kaia Gerber: "Label me whatever you want, I don't make the same mistake twice"
Kaia Gerber opens up about the heavy price she paid to avoid burdening her parents while her brother battled addiction. The model also shares her personal struggle with eating disorders and addresses the public criticism regarding her dating life.

A competitor for Boeing and Airbus? China-made C919 aircraft completes first commercial flight outside the country
The Chinese C919 aircraft has completed its first international commercial flight from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar. This move marks a symbolic step in China's effort to challenge the global dominance of Boeing and Airbus.

Rita is moved by Sagi Dekel-Chen: "There are no words to describe the excitement I feel from you"
The entire country was moved this week by the performance of hostage survivor Sagi Dekel-Chen on stage. Singer Rita, who was given a place of honor at the performance, addressed the event and showered the survivor with love.

Renowned restaurant chain on the brink of bankruptcy: debts and lawsuits seal its fate
The veteran restaurant chain "Fireman Group" has filed for bankruptcy protection in a New York court. The group has accumulated over $39 million in debt.

Tax Authority investigates major real estate case: contractor arrested
The real estate market is facing a wave of negative headlines, including arrests of senior figures, license suspensions, and new investigations. A contractor has now been arrested on suspicion of offsetting fictitious invoices totaling 26 million shekels.

Eyal Golan shares a family moment: "This is my heart"
Amidst a turbulent period in his professional and personal life, Eyal Golan shares an emotional family moment on social media that manages to touch the hearts of his fans.

Idan Amedi changes direction: details of his new project
After two extremely busy years, a serious injury in the Gaza Strip, and a successful rehabilitation, Idan Amedi reveals his next project, which will hit the stage as early as next month in Tel Aviv.

Amir Banai Injured Ahead of 'Dancing with the Stars' Live Broadcast
Hours before the live broadcast on Keshet 12, Amir Banai, a contestant on 'Dancing with the Stars', injured his forehead during the dress rehearsal and had to leave the studio to receive medical treatment.

Yael Bar Zohar shocked: billboard featuring her was vandalized, face painted black
TV presenter and actress Yael Bar Zohar was surprised to discover that she has become part of a wave of vandalism against women, after a public billboard featuring her was defaced and her face painted black.
Karhi goes on the offensive: "Eisenkot was a bad Chief of Staff"
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi was interviewed on 103fm radio and argued that Benjamin Netanyahu had to remain as Prime Minister after October 7th because leaving would have been interpreted as abandonment. He claimed that Gadi Eisenkot was a bad Chief of Staff and that if he had been offered a reserved spot in the Likud, he would have been insulted.

Didn't leave a tip? A 'penalty' awaits you at the register: the video stirring up the web
A viral TikTok video has sparked a debate over tipping culture: a couple claimed prices at Shake Shack increased after they chose not to tip. The company insists the incident was caused by a technical glitch.

Shocking Indictment: 33-Year-Old Woman and Partner Accused of Sex Crimes Against Her Minor Daughters
The State Prosecution filed today (Thursday) a serious indictment with the Central District Court—Lod against a 33-year-old woman from the center and her 43-year-old partner, accusing them of numerous sex offenses against two minor daughters of the defendant, aged 12–8, as well as against two toddlers from the defendant’s family, aged between one and three years.

After a surge of thousands of percent: SanDisk initiates a massive share buyback
SanDisk, a giant in data storage and flash memory solutions, is experiencing an extraordinary boom in the era of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Since returning to the market as an independent public company in February 2025, the company's stock has surged by more than 3,400%, with a rise of over 400% since the beginning of 2026 alone. Now, enjoying an exceptionally strong cash flow, the...

Getting lost in messages? The new iPhone feature will save you time
The daily flood of messages often leads to forgotten tasks and time-consuming searches for files. The iOS 27 update introduces AI-powered tools that help organize tasks and simplify content management directly within the Messages app.

Interview with Yashar! party member, political storm, and clarification: "Confusion"
Former Shin Bet chief Yoram Cohen stated that up to 30% of Haredim could be exempted from service in the next government. Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman criticized the statement, insisting on universal conscription. The Yashar! party clarified that the remarks stemmed from confusion between the percentage of Haredim within their community and their share of the general population.
Adequate Representation Report: Local Authorities Lead, Government Companies Lag Behind
The Equal Rights Commission for Persons with Disabilities at the Ministry of Justice has published data on the compliance of major public bodies and large government-owned companies with the adequate representation target — and the continuous increase is clear.

COGAT issues a highly unusual warning to Gazans: "Do not put your lives at risk"
The Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories published on Wednesday on the unit's Arabic Facebook page an unusual message regarding the Yellow Line: "It is strictly forbidden to approach the Yellow Line deployed along the Strip in accordance with the ceasefire agreement."

Naftali Bennett criticizes Gadi Eisenkot: "There will be no compromises on conscription"
Behad party chairman Naftali Bennett toughened his stance today, Wednesday, regarding Haredi conscription, citing comments by Yoram Cohen of Gadi Eisenkot's party. Bennett clarified that he would not accept any frameworks that include broad exemptions from service.

Documented the storm — and was directly struck by lightning: "A 1 in a million shot" | Watch
Chris Schiavone went out to play golf in Ohio in stormy weather — and took a direct lightning strike to the arm that knocked him to the ground. The golfer documented the entire event in a video that has already garnered millions of views. "I'm very lucky to have survived, lightning is no joke," wrote Schiavone, who also faced criticism: "It's like jumping out of a plane without a parachute."...

Hostage survivor against Mako: "You only put out disgusting headlines about me"
Hostage survivor Rom Breslavsky speaks out against the Mako website after the site's accounts posted a video of Tania Lauren in which she attacked his remarks following the storm surrounding a wedding ceremony. Breslavsky, who felt deeply hurt by the publication, personally contacted one of the site's editors and claimed that Mako systematically publishes negative headlines about him.

"The Katzes" and Sa'ar are in: Likud court approves Netanyahu's reserved spots
The Likud court ruled that the Prime Minister is authorized to grant reserved spots to senior movement members before the primaries, approving the placement of ministers Gideon Sa'ar, Israel Katz, and Haim Katz. While this removes an obstacle for Netanyahu, he still faces potential backlash from MKs who will be displaced from the list.

Reservists call on Chief of Staff to stop "Jewish terror" in Qusra
Against the backdrop of a blockade on Palestinian homes in Qusra, over 300 reservists have signed a petition urging the IDF Chief of Staff to take decisive action against nationalist terror. The soldiers argue they are being left to protect a fanatical minority instead of maintaining security.

Pension by decade: what to do and at what age
In every decade, there is one action that has more impact than the rest, and one decision that becomes impossible if you wait. A practical guide by life stage, including the 2.1 million shekel difference between a saver who started at 25 and one who started at 35.

Wall Street Awaits Inflation Data as AI Giants Reveal Results
Leading Wall Street indices closed slightly lower on Tuesday as investors remain cautious ahead of July's inflation data. Despite market tension, the current earnings season continues to show strong results, driven by significant investments in artificial intelligence.

$400 Million: Hamas Accumulated Debts and Demanded the Peace Council Pay Them
It has come to the attention of "Hayom" that the terrorist organization has stopped or cut payments to civilian suppliers and halved the salaries of officials. Hamas requested an advance to fund salaries but was refused. Under the 15-point agreement, the technocratic committee will be able to address legitimate debts gradually, subject to in-depth review.

Closure order for a restaurant in Hadera: "Severe deficiencies"
The Ministry of Health ordered today (Wednesday) the immediate closure of the "Oshi Oshi" restaurant at 10 Prof. Shechtman Street in Hadera, following a series of sanitary deficiencies found during inspections. Hadera District Physician, Dr. Marwa Matanes, determined that the continued operation of the business poses a danger to public health.

CoreWeave stock soars despite $35 billion debt and heavy losses
CoreWeave shares jumped 8% in after-hours trading Tuesday after the AI infrastructure provider reported revenue that beat Wall Street analyst forecasts. Quarterly revenue reached $2.58 billion, a 112% increase year-over-year, highlighting strong demand for generative AI hardware.

"The Rabbi said Deri screamed at him": Tension in the Shas leadership reaches a breaking point
Unprecedented tension in the leadership of the Haredi-Sephardic party following remarks made by the Rabbi in favor of an opposition Knesset member, which led to a harsh conversation and deep personal offense to the honor of the Torah.

"Celebrity psychic" with an amazing forecast: "Accurate"
Eden Hodaya Cohen from Acre reveals screenshots that she claims prove a forecast she published in February is on its way to coming true - according to the forecast, the mayor of New York will get into legal trouble and resign from his position - and as is known, the US Department of Justice has opened an investigation against him.

Shai-Li Ofri in a Major Medical Drama: "Severe Symptoms"
The "Big Brother" star revealed that she was hospitalized after suffering from "severe symptoms," and later discovered that an abdominal cyst was the cause. She now updates her followers: "I am eighty percent good."

From a phone recording to a moving duet: Ester Rada in a chilling collaboration
The beloved singer took part in a special memorial project for Aner Shapira (of blessed memory), and recorded a moving duet based on a recording left behind by the soldier who saved many lives on October 7.

Lucy Aharish and Tsahi Halevi: "You can't argue with feelings"
Ahead of the "Dancing with the Stars" round of 16, actor Tsahi Halevi opened up about his wife Lucy Aharish's jealousy regarding his dance partner. He admitted that if the roles were reversed, he would likely feel the same way.

Hadera's 'Oshi Oshi' Restaurant Closed Over Severe Sanitary Violations
The Ministry of Health has issued an immediate closure order for the 'Oshi Oshi' sushi restaurant in Hadera. Follow-up inspections revealed critical failures, including improper fish storage temperatures and significant cross-contamination risks.

Shani Adri on breakup rumors: "It's just delusional"
Just three months after their reconciliation, Big Brother stars Shani Adri and Yuval Levi find themselves at the center of a media storm. Adri is now reacting angrily to the speculation surrounding their relationship.

Beyond military targets: Israel's strategy in the war against Hezbollah
The world press analyzes Israel's economic pressure on Hezbollah, the effectiveness of the US military campaign in Iran, and the diplomatic resonance of Colombia's recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.

AI agents that will do SEO for you alone: does it really work?
On paper, AI agents for SEO seem like a perfect solution to replace a professional. However, in practice, full automation carries serious risks for indexing and reputation, while quality promotion still requires human oversight.
How does a 9-year-old girl disappear in Israel, and after 900 days there is still no answer? | Orit Taya
The struggle for a missing child must not depend on the family's ability to shout loud enough or the amount of media coverage it manages to achieve. Haimonot, 900 days have passed. We are not ready for the 1,000th day to arrive.

The Moving Reopening of Zikim Beach: "A Victory of the Spirit"
For the first time since the October 7 massacre, Zikim Beach is fully open to the public for the current bathing season. After being severely damaged during the Hamas attack, the site underwent extensive rehabilitation and is now welcoming visitors once again.

His license expired 18 years ago: driver impersonated his brother - and was exposed
Police officers noticed a driver who pulled over to the side of the road after spotting a patrol car in Kafr Manda. During the check, he provided his brother's details, but his true identity was revealed. A check showed that he was driving while under a court-ordered disqualification and that his license had expired in 2008.

National Education Index: 83% believe the education system is in crisis
A survey conducted ahead of the 2027 school year by "HaShomer HaChadash" and the Riffman Institute reveals that 83% of respondents view the education system as being in crisis, with half doubting that the next government will implement significant change.

20 days left: hundreds of special education children in Jerusalem have not been placed in frameworks
About 500 students have yet to undergo eligibility committees or receive placement notices due to bureaucratic delays by the municipality. This denies parents the right to appeal and prepare, and creates uncertainty in the transportation system. The Jerusalem Municipality acknowledges the issue, while the Ministry of Education clarifies that placement is the responsibility of the local authority.

Sneaker brand On missed forecasts, shares plummeted, and Federer lost his billionaire status
Swiss sports footwear brand On reported second-quarter results that missed analyst expectations. Following a slowdown in US sales growth, the company's shares plunged by 22%.

NASA Debunks Conspiracy Theory About Earth 'Losing Gravity'
The international space agency has issued an official statement refuting a viral conspiracy theory claiming that Earth would lose its gravity for seven seconds on August 12, 2026. The rumors, which spread rapidly across social media, have no scientific basis.

CEO of Gaza governing body denies reports of deal with Hamas
Nickolay Mladenov, CEO of the Peace Council, published a post in Hebrew for the first time, categorically denying claims of a financial agreement with Hamas. He clarified that the organization will not have access to funds or a role in governing Gaza and confirmed that a violation monitoring mechanism is now operational.
Last-minute drama: A blow to the progressive camp in a swing state
The Democratic primary race for governor of Wisconsin was tight and tense, decided only with the counting of the final votes. Progressive candidate Francesca Hong led until the final stretch.

Tax Authority Study: Drink prices have not returned to pre-tax levels
The tax on sugary drinks was canceled over three years ago, but a new Tax Authority study reveals that part of the price hike remains in effect. The data is particularly notable for products from the Central Bottling Company, including Coca-Cola, Fuze Tea, and Prigat.
Kisch denies the crisis: "Teachers retire every year - the numbers are fake"
The Minister of Education used the press conference to continue his struggle against Ran Erez and to ignore the problems in the system. Kisch downplays the shortage of teachers and the resignation of principals, claiming: "The numbers circulating are 'fake'. The gap between those leaving and new ones will be only a few hundred."

Person armed with shoulder-fired missile spotted near Donald Trump's location in Turkey
New details have emerged regarding the Iranian threat against US President Donald Trump during his visit to Turkey. According to a New York Times report, US intelligence discovered that Iranian elements had precise information about the president's whereabouts in Ankara, and a person armed with a shoulder-fired missile was spotted in the vicinity of the NATO summit.

World Health Organization against Donald Trump's executive order: "A danger to the public"
The storm surrounding the change in childhood vaccination policy in the United States has reached the World Health Organization. Following the executive order signed by US President Donald Trump, the organization defended the way vaccination schedules are determined and emphasized that existing recommendations are based on more than six decades of scientific research.

The giant chain storms Israel: opening 4 new branches with millions in investments
Following the launch of a massive branch in Netanya at the site of a former Carrefour, the Sapir Group is preparing to open three additional branches soon in Ashdod, Kiryat Ata, and Kiryat Gat.
Poland pours billions into the military: "We will be the most modern in Europe"
Poland continues its arms race: 96 Apache helicopters, the largest service center of its kind in Europe, and an investment of about 10 billion dollars. Donald Tusk clarifies that the goal is to build the most modern army on the continent — without sparing any expense.

Earthquake in the crypto market: about a hundred ATMs for digital assets have been confiscated
The Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) has suspended the registration of Cryptolink as a virtual asset service provider and ordered the shutdown of the company's machines for three months.

Anat Waxman on her financial situation: "I cannot make a living, an extra income wouldn't hurt"
The esteemed actress speaks candidly about her financial situation after four decades in the industry. After recently deciding to offer audition preparation services, she sheds light on her economic status: "I've had three people so far. It's impossible to make a living just from acting."

Suitcases, sunbeds, and more: Yohananof breaks the market with everything you need for summer
August is one of the most expensive months of the year, putting family budgets to the test. Yohananof is stepping up with a precise solution that proves you can beat the cost of living without compromising on quality, offering everything needed for a perfect summer in one place.

Barak Abramov in the crosshairs: Developments in the 'Japanika' arson case
Police have identified the suspects arrested for the arson of a restaurant in Givatayim, linking the incident to a broader wave of violent criminal disputes across the country.

Mai Hatuel on life changes after divorce: "I started something super exciting"
Between moving apartments and adapting to her new life status, the "Amazing Race" star is finding time to fulfill old dreams. "I started something super exciting and didn't get a chance to talk about it," she shared.

To what extent will the income tax rate be affected by the conscription of Haredim?
Liberman said that without universal conscription and an extension of service, income tax would have to rise by 16%. This number does exist in official opinions, but it describes something slightly different. The 'Whistle' from Globes.
Finally something good is happening: Why dismantling the Ministry of Education is the lifeline for teachers | Dr. Yaffa Buskila
The reform proposed by the Ministry of Finance to transfer powers to local authorities is not just an "interesting management idea" – it is an existential and necessary step to save the teaching profession in Israel.

Sold agricultural land at 6.7 times the cost: Court orders 1.4 million shekels in compensation
Judge Yehoshua Geifman ruled that buyers in Pardes Hanna-Karkur were misled into believing residential construction was approved. Nearly 12 years later, the land remains agricultural, and compensation is linked to the original purchase date.

In the service of the underworld: how the arson of Japanika in Givatayim was solved
Two young men from Rehovot set fire to the chain's branch last month and fled on a scooter. The motive for the act is control struggles between criminals that are spilling over into city streets. After they were arrested, a prosecutor's statement was filed, and an indictment will be filed soon.

"ATM Terror": Man accused of destroying 26 machines in two weeks
"We received a complaint from a bank branch manager in Tiberias regarding the destruction of 6 ATMs. Our investigation revealed that the defendant, a resident of Samaria, also destroyed machines in Afula, Kfar Saba, and Hod HaSharon." Police state the motive remains unclear. The estimated damage is 1.5 million shekels; his lawyer cited "complex life circumstances."

Poll in the UK: Britons oppose immigrants from Israel almost as much as immigrants from Pakistan
The major YouGov immigration poll shows that 47% now believe that the arrival of immigrants from Israel to the Kingdom should be prevented entirely or at least reduced, with only Russia, Pakistan, and Nigeria in a worse position. Even immigrants from Egypt are more welcome. Notable in their opposition to accepting Israelis: supporters of the Labour Party and the Greens, but also the far-right...

"What we see behind us is a return to October 7, 2023"
Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman arrived at the Kerem Shalom crossing and declared: "We are in a complete return to the same conception and containment." Accompanied by party members, the former defense minister claimed: "Israel currently cannot move a pin without coordinating it with the USA."
Edelstein on the 'reservations' in Likud: 'Throwing mud and garbage at each other, disgusting'
MK Yuli Edelstein sharply criticized the struggle for 'reservations' in the Likud list. Regarding the possible reservation for Yair Netanyahu, he quipped: 'I wish the Prime Minister would invest energy in the country and not in nonsense.' He further added that the 'Unity' party will work only to establish a broad government.
The new US deal for Iran: Hormuz will open - and pressure on Tehran will decrease
According to a report in "Aram News", Washington has offered Tehran a monthly outline: opening the Strait of Hormuz to free navigation without fees in exchange for easing the blockade, releasing funds, or easing sanctions. Pakistan is mediating in an attempt to turn the proposal into a temporary arrangement.
Likud estimates Netanyahu is on the way to a surprising reservation: "Protect the right-wing bloc"
Communications Minister Karhi clarified that he opposes reservations for himself in the Likud primaries, calling the requests of senior officials "ridiculous." In an interview, he attacked Bennett, Eisenkot, and Edelstein, and accused the legal counsel of sabotaging the draft law.

Storming the capital market: only 16% of 'Savings for Every Child' accounts are managed by banks
Savers in the 'Savings for Every Child' program are shifting funds from banks to provident funds. By the end of 2025, the share of bank-managed accounts dropped to 16%.

MK Claims: Activist Shefi Paz May Join Otzma Yehudit Party
Knesset member Gilad Kariv of the Democrats party harshly criticized social activist Shefi Paz today (Wednesday) following an AI-generated video she published against illegal migrants in south Tel Aviv. Kariv suggested the video might be linked to her desire to join the Otzma Yehudit party, though he provided no evidence of political negotiations.

The 'Kosher Sidewalk' in Tiberias: The Municipality's Solution to Prevent 'Immodest Sights'
After 'kosher' roads were paved in the city overlooking the Sea of Galilee to allow the passage of Kohanim, a solution was found for the city's religious community: paving a dedicated path on the side of the road, on the side furthest from the beach strip. This is to allow passage without being exposed to the mixed beach, where men and women spend time together in minimalist clothing.

Iran Intends to Impose Transit Fee in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's demand to impose a transit fee in the Strait of Hormuz is causing deep concern in global markets. Analysts estimate that a fee of 5% to 7% per barrel of oil could generate $18–$25 billion annually for the regime, leading to a global increase in energy prices.

Minister David Amsalem met with PM Netanyahu: An unexpected surprise
Minister David Amsalem met on Tuesday with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss pressing national issues. The meeting took an unexpected turn when the Prime Minister's staff surprised Amsalem with a birthday celebration.

Eyal Berkovic underwent a cosmetic procedure: "After you shamed me in public"
The former footballer and Reshet 13 presenter was documented at the clinic of Dr. Amir Zarach, the same doctor who previously treated his son Lior, who was quick to jab at his father: "After you shamed me in public" | All the details

Eitan Yohananoff is giving away 200 shekels: the promotion ends on 20.8, the countdown has begun
The supermarket chain owned by Eitan Yohananoff is launching a prize-bearing activity in collaboration with the laundry brand "Color Catcher" - five winners will enjoy a voucher worth 200 shekels and a pampering product package - what do you need to do to win and how much time is left to participate? | All the details

The price that appears in no index: This is the true cost of living in the State of Israel
Behind the discourse on the cost of living hides a much heavier price, which is not measured in numbers. The Israeli reality exacts a deep emotional toll, and the struggle against it requires listening, responsibility, and the ability to identify distress before it is too late. A special column in memory of the late Asaf Dagan.

Pango changes the game: 15% discount on car rentals abroad
The Pango app is expanding its tourism services by launching an international car rental feature in partnership with Hertz. Users can also enjoy a 15% discount on travel insurance from Harel.

Lesico Group to build power plant in Israel with projected 70 million shekel revenue
The Lesico Group is expanding its footprint in the energy sector. Its subsidiary, Foldmir Binyan, has secured a contract to construct a power plant in southern Israel, with the first phase expected to generate approximately 70 million shekels in revenue.

Thirst for attention: Iranian owner in antisemitic attack against Hapoel Tel Aviv
Antisemitism in Europe is breaking new records, this time on the football pitch. Alex Heditagi, an Iranian-Canadian businessman and owner of the Pogoń Szczecin club, published an unbridled incitement monologue on the social network X ahead of Hapoel Tel Aviv's match against Katowice.

Attorney General expected to rule: 'Qatargate' charges will include security offenses
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara is expected to rule that the indictment in the 'Qatargate' affair will include security offenses. Indictments are expected against Yonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein.

The Norwegian paradox: Turning one's back on the Israeli market while enjoying its rally
The Norwegian sovereign wealth fund has cut the number of Israeli companies in its portfolio by more than half due to ethical considerations under heavy political pressure. Its semi-annual report reveals that the value of its assets in Israel has actually increased, driven by the significant rally in the local market over the past two years.

Good luck! Bar Kupershtein opens a new and exciting chapter
Hostage survivor Bar Kupershtein and his partner celebrated their housewarming this Tuesday. In a moving Instagram video, the couple was seen affixing a mezuzah, with Kupershtein reciting the "Shehecheyanu" blessing. His call for help in furnishing the new apartment was met with an overwhelming response from the public.

7-Year-Old Girl Asked for Help With Her Bike — and Became a Victim of Indecent Acts
According to the indictment, a 53-year-old man sitting in a park drinking beer was asked to help fix a bicycle. He is accused of touching the girl three times and offering her to sit on his lap. In one of the cases, she got scared, fled from him, and hid in a tunnel at the playground.

Israelis are flocking abroad, and sentiment in the domestic hotel industry remains negative
According to a CBS publication, 1.3 million Israelis left the country last July — the strongest figure since the start of the war. Meanwhile, the CBS business trends survey presents a complex picture regarding hotels in Israel: the net balance of Israeli overnight stays is positive, but the balance of tourist overnight stays remains negative.

Starting Saturday night: The closure that will disrupt traffic in the center for two weeks
Two weeks of traffic disruptions are expected in the area of the Keren Kayemet bridge in Tel Aviv-Yafo: starting from this coming Saturday night (15.8), maintenance, restoration, and safety works will begin on the bridge, during which traffic lanes will be blocked intermittently in both directions.

Flying to Europe? Prepare for Potential Airport Delays
Standard flight procedures in Europe have become more complex due to the new EES border control system. Technical glitches and staffing shortages are causing unpredictable queues, putting travelers at risk of missing flights. Here is how to prepare for your trip to minimize risks.

The lack of decisiveness regarding Iran, and Trump's fear: "The campaign has become political"
The campaign against Iran is being conducted in the shadow of a significant American consideration: how far is President Donald Trump willing to go to weaken the regime in Tehran, and what political price is he willing to pay for it. Uzi Dayan, former Deputy Chief of Staff and former Deputy Head of the National Security Council, believes that at the current stage, the United States is not aiming...
Attempted extortion of apologies over 'Sde Teiman' affair and media vandalism
The State Attorney's Office has indicted Avraham Hadi of Ramat Gan for a series of vandalism acts against Channel 12, Channel 13, Haaretz, and the Ministry of Justice, aimed at intimidating staff and extorting apologies for coverage of the 'Sde Teiman' affair.
Redefining Coexistence: Leadership, Pragmatism, and the Gaps in Diamond Grading Approaches | Ahmed Bin Sulayem
The top of the global diamond industry no longer views lab-grown diamonds as an enemy: WDC and IGI executives are adopting a pragmatic approach, while the struggle shifts to questions of grading, transparency, and disclosing the stone's origin to the consumer.

Dreaming of this in Israel: France has legally banned telemarketing calls — the fine: up to $435,000 per call
Coming soon to us? The new law that went into effect in France determines that companies cannot call you without explicit prior consent. While the existing database in Israel is porous, in France, a private individual who makes a violating call may face a fine of up to $87,000, while companies that violate the guidelines could be fined up to $435,000 per call.

CAL reports reveal: This is the compensation received for the frequent flyer club
The credit card company's net profit rose by approximately 4% to 104 million shekels, excluding the one-time payment received from El Al for transferring the FlyCard club to Isracard, which stood at 23 million shekels in the second quarter. In total, the overall compensation CAL expects to receive for the termination of the engagement with El Al stands at 75 million shekels.

Indictment filed against Avraham Hadi for attacking Channel 12 News offices
Avraham Hadi has been indicted for a series of attacks against media outlets and the Ministry of Justice. He faces charges of extortion, threats, vandalism, and obstruction of justice. Prosecutors state the acts were ideologically motivated and warn that his behavior indicates a rapid and dangerous escalation.
For the First Time in Israel: New Blood Test Assesses Preterm Birth Risk Mid-Pregnancy
A new technology provides a solution to one of the greatest challenges in obstetric medicine: identifying women at risk of preterm birth before warning signs appear.

Municipal elected officials and lawyers: "It is a world of sensitivities that not every lawyer knows"
Two partners at a law firm in Petah Tikva, who are also veteran city council members, explain why building permits take two years, discuss a precedent-setting case heading to the Supreme Court, and why they represent the authorities. A special interview with Adv. Uri Ohad and Adv. Itay Shunshine, from the Ohad-Shunshine Law and Notary Office.

"AI Persona": Spotify to label profiles created by artificial intelligence
Spotify is introducing an "AI Persona" tag for profiles created by artificial intelligence to increase platform transparency. The company will also restrict recommendations of such music in algorithmic playlists.

One million shekels at the entrance: Hagag's sales campaign at the Infinity Tower in Tel Aviv
America Israel enters into a partnership with Av-Gad in an urban renewal project in Ramat Gan. Hachshara Urban Renewal signed a 1.2 billion shekel financing agreement for a project in Kiryat Yam. The National Planning and Building Council approved two additional complexes in Haifa Bay. The Registrar of Contractors revoked the licenses of five contractors. Weekly real estate news.
Prestigious academic institution under fire again: Lecturer previously belonged to a movement now defined as a terrorist organization
Farah Ahmed, who previously admitted to being a member of the Islamist organization, was appointed last year as a lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Education in Cambridge. The exposure joins a series of affairs that raise criticism of the university and its recruitment policy.

Chris Pratt's Dramatic Price Cut: Selling the Mansion at a Huge Discount
Movie star Chris Pratt and his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger are making another attempt to sell their luxury Los Angeles mansion, slashing the price by 12 million dollars after previous failed efforts.

Bar Refaeli in a major business move: LIVELLE brand arrives in Israeli stores
Supermodel and businesswoman Bar Refaeli is moving her skincare and makeup brand from online-only to the shelves of the luxury fashion chain Factory 54, allowing customers to experience the products in person.

A new romance in Hollywood? The truth behind the pairing of Michael B. Jordan and the famous singer
After they were spotted close at an amusement park and sparked a social media frenzy, the site TMZ reveals: what is really happening between the British singer and the movie star? All the details on the connection between the two.

Google breaks record: Gemini has crossed the one billion user mark
Tech giant Google announced that its artificial intelligence application, Gemini, has crossed the mark of one billion monthly active users. This achievement comes less than a month after the company's latest financial reports indicated 950 million monthly users. With this, Google joins its major competitor, OpenAI.

Aviation giant bankruptcy: massive debts and extended liquidation
The Russian airline Transaero, which ceased flights in 2015 and accumulated debts of over 1.1 billion euros, remains in insolvency proceedings. The liquidation process has been extended until September 13, 2026.

National Insurance Institute: 2025 Summary of the 'Savings for Every Child' Program
The National Insurance Institute has released its report on the 'Savings for Every Child' program, revealing 25.4 billion shekels in accumulated savings. Acting CEO Tzvika Cohen urged parents to take a more active role in managing these accounts to maximize future benefits.

After 78 years: Grave of IDF soldier among Cyprus deportees located
The IDF Spokesperson announced that almost 78 years after he fell during an escape attempt from the Karaolos detention camp in Cyprus, the burial site of Shlomo Haimson has been located. Following an extensive investigation by the IDF's Missing Persons Unit and partner agencies, it was determined that Haimson was buried in grave number 11 in the Ma'apilim plot at the Haifa cemetery.

New report: Israel is the world champion of exits
According to a new report by PitchBook, Israel leads the global ranking in the number of exits per capita, outperforming the USA and the UK. The country also shows strong results in investment attraction and AI sector development.

Father of the Prius passes away: Hiroshi Okuda, who turned Toyota into a giant, dies at 93
Okuda served as president and later as chairman of Toyota Motor between 1995 and 2006. In a 45-year career at the company, he was considered the central figure in the development of the Prius — the first hybrid vehicle launched in 1997, which marked a technological breakthrough.

Cellcom recorded its most profitable quarter in 11 years
Cellcom presented its strongest quarter in 11 years, with a 44% jump in net profit to 92 million shekels and a 26% increase in operating profit. The main improvement stemmed from a sharp increase in equipment sales and continued debt reduction, while service revenues continued to erode and the stock responded with a rise of about 5% in trading.

Strauss sales fell despite price hikes, but profit doubled
Strauss closed the second quarter of 2026 with a 6.7% decline in sales to 2.87 billion shekels. However, net profit doubled to 195 million shekels due to improved operating margins.

Thanks to Ukrainian attacks: Bazan moves from loss to profit
The company moved from a loss of $37 million to a profit after the refining margin jumped to $17.9 per barrel. Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries in Russia and the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz reduced the supply of fuel products and boosted profitability.

Indictment filed against Modiin residents for arson and grenade attacks
The Central District Attorney's Office has charged two Modiin residents for their involvement in three criminal incidents last July. The suspects were apprehended following a grenade attack in Ramat Gan, with subsequent evidence linking them to an arson in Netanya and a grenade blast in Rishon LeZion.

For only 8 dollars: The surprising ChatGPT feature that will save you
Users of the paid ChatGPT plan recently discovered a new button offering to reset their weekly usage quota for 8 dollars. The new option, which was not officially announced, appeared for subscribers who reached their usage limit. The company confirmed they are testing ways to allow users to purchase additional usage to make products more accessible.

Supreme Court Rejects Likud's Request — Party Warns of Primary Cancellation
The Supreme Court has rejected Likud's request, ruling that the hearing on the appeal regarding the ban on MKs running in districts will proceed as scheduled on Thursday at 09:00 and will not be moved up.
Erdogan Reveals Details of the "Mecca Pact" and Warns Israel
In an interview with "Asharq Al-Awsat", Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan detailed the joint defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, presenting it as a move to bolster regional stability while criticizing Israeli policy.
Hollywood Shake-up: Paramount Studios Faces Significant Changes
Paramount Studios may begin leaving its legendary home as early as October. A federal lawsuit claims the merger will grant the company monopoly power in the film distribution and cable television market.

Hadera shopping center: vehicle loses control, hits store, and kills 65-year-old woman
Rescue forces were called to the Mix shopping complex in Hadera after a vehicle lost control and struck a pedestrian. Firefighters worked to extract the woman from under the car, but MDA teams were forced to pronounce her dead at the scene. Traffic investigators have opened an investigation into the incident.

Police considering promotion for officer who shot a citizen in the Sharon region amid legal proceedings
Major Ohad Goldberg, who shot a man in the back after mistaking a gas station dispute for a robbery, avoided a criminal conviction in court, receiving only community service. The Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) has appealed the ruling. Despite the ongoing case, police command continues to praise the officer's performance and is evaluating his promotion.
"Is there a spoiler here?": Tally Gotliv marks her blacklist in Likud
Likud MK Tally Gotliv was interviewed on 103fm radio and addressed the controversy over reserved spots in the party. She claimed that senior figures within the party are trying to weaken her, even though Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supports her and she represents Likud's values.

Arrived at the ER with stomach pain — doctors discovered a heart attack
A 40-year-old woman was convinced she had digestive issues, but collapsed shortly after arriving at the HaEmek Medical Center ER. Tests revealed she had suffered a myocardial infarction. Doctors warn that women often experience atypical symptoms like stomach or back pain instead of classic chest pressure.

Oren Smadja Announces Entry into Politics with "Ha-Achdut" Party
Former judoka Oren Smadja, an Olympic bronze medalist and former head coach of the Israeli men's judo team, announced on Wednesday that he is joining the "Ha-Achdut" ("Unity") party, led by Gilad Erdan.

Uninsured motorcycle passenger awarded 4.6 million shekels after severe accident
Following a fatal motorcycle accident where the driver was killed, the young passenger was left with permanent disabilities. The court ordered the Karinit fund and the National Insurance Institute to pay 4.6 million shekels in compensation, as the passenger was unaware the motorcycle lacked mandatory insurance.

The knockout that shocked the Marakana: Danny Dvorin's column
A score of 9 for Ventura in Hapoel Be'er Sheva's great victory in Belgrade, on the way to the Champions League playoffs. Danny Dvorin's column

Divorced, moved back in together and didn't update the agreement? Your apartment is in danger!
They moved back in together after the divorce and were sure their assets were protected - until the dramatic ruling arrived. Attorney Sagit Shahar Abarjil explains what really happens to the apartment when you return to your ex without updating the agreement.
Rabbi Yosef: Netanyahu and Religious Zionism hate us, bring down the right-wing bloc
Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef, a member of the Shas Council of Torah Sages and former Chief Rabbi, accused the Prime Minister of animosity toward the Haredi community and called for cooperation with the left, according to a report in Haaretz.

A 14 Million Shekel Ride: Yael Shelbia's Insane Car
The Israeli model and her partner, a Formula 1 driver, were spotted in Monaco during an unusual ride, but it was the additional passenger she was holding that sparked a heated debate on social media.

Traveling in Europe? Don't miss the best show in the sky tonight
A solar eclipse is undoubtedly one of nature's most spectacular phenomena. Tonight, a rare and exciting event will take place for residents and travelers in Europe. Where can you watch the celestial show? Here are the details.

Danit Greenberg on reuniting with her ex: "A lot of things became clear to me"
Danit Greenberg shares a revelation from her therapy sessions that led to a turnaround in her relationship, and the new rules they set to give their love another chance.
Surprise at Ramat Aviv Mall: This premium brand from New York is landing in Israel
The L'Oréal Group is bringing the international brand to Ofer Ramat Aviv Mall for just five days for an experience that combines skincare and culinary arts, with free skin diagnostics, special benefits, and surprising designer avocado desserts.

Worth hundreds of thousands of shekels: Deni Avdija's new car in Israel
The Israeli NBA star and car enthusiast was spotted driving a classic and luxurious model of the German premium brand on the streets of Israel, with a value estimated at hundreds of thousands of shekels.

El Al reveals massive plans: dozens of new flights on the way
The Israeli aviation giant released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, according to which its aircraft fleet has grown. It also revealed that in the future it expects to add additional aircraft to its fleet, which will allow for the expansion of services.

Amir Banai on the backlash from his mother's politics: "I tried to protect myself"
Amir Banai recalls a difficult incident he experienced at school following his mother's political statements and explains why he chose to hide the event from her and never told her about it.

MK Almog Cohen joins Likud ahead of 2026 elections
The Knesset member announced his intention to run in the Likud party primaries. This is not the first time he has declared such intentions, but now he is doing so officially and announcing his next political move.

Severe accident in Hadera: vehicle lost control, hit a store and struck a woman to death
The woman, aged about 65, was trapped under the vehicle and extracted without signs of life. MADA teams were forced to declare her death at the scene. Police traffic investigators have opened an investigation into the circumstances of the accident.

Two suspects arrested in Holon for robbing a 60-year-old woman
Two suspects, aged 15 and 26, were arrested shortly after allegedly stealing a bag from a woman on Dov Hoz Street in Holon. Police recovered evidence linking them to the crime and will request an extension of their detention in court this morning.

"A racist club will not play in our city": The protest awaiting Beitar in Vienna
Beitar will try to complete a comeback against Austria Vienna and advance to the Conference League playoffs, but before the match, a protest shift by "Ultras Antifa" awaits them, calling to "stop the racist match."

Dollar trades around 3 shekels ahead of US inflation data
The foreign exchange market is seeing moderate movements as investors await US inflation data. The dollar is strengthening by 0.1% to 3.004 shekels.

Is this a real product? Lululemon's giant bag has become a joke online
The fashion giant launched an 80-liter bag priced at $248. Despite mocking reactions, the company was prepared for the ridicule and explained the rationale: "Why pack just one outfit when you can pack them all?"

US Admits Hundreds of Civilian Casualties in Yemen Strikes
Pentagon data submitted to Congress reveals that at least 153 civilians were killed and 243 wounded in US strikes in Yemen. The military is investigating 15 additional incidents. The report excludes casualties from operations in Iran.
"Grateful for the opportunity": Almog Cohen announces he will run in the Likud primaries
Former Knesset member from the Otzma Yehudit party, Almog Cohen, announced he will run in the Likud primaries. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed him, highlighting Cohen's role as a deciding vote during the budget approval process.

North Korea has again launched a ballistic missile toward the sea
North Korea launched a ballistic missile overnight from the east of the country toward the sea, South Korean and Japanese authorities reported. According to the Japanese Ministry of Defense, the missile fell into the sea and caused no damage. The launch comes against the backdrop of rising tensions in the region, days before the start of joint military exercises by the USA and South Korea.

Not a 'trick' and not testimony: Lahav 433 clarifies why the Haredi deserter was questioned
Lahav 433 rejects reports that the young man was lured to the location for the purpose of transferring him to the Military Police. According to them, he was summoned as a suspect in a fraud investigation concerning the illegal issuance of driver's licenses. His status as a deserter was discovered only after he appeared for questioning.

Harry and Meghan lost to cats: The couple's new failure
Last week, 'Cookie Queens', a documentary about the Girl Scouts movement produced by the former royals' production company, was released in the US. However, the film failed to impress at the box office, and beyond the disappointing figures, it was also overtaken by a film consisting of a collection of cat videos. 'By any measure, this is a pretty pathetic income,' said an industry source.
There were enough people in Likud to replace Benjamin Netanyahu, but internal disagreements prevented it
Knesset member Dan Illouz, who left Likud for Yisrael Beiteinu, stated that a significant portion of the Likud faction sought to replace Prime Minister Netanyahu after October 7, but failed to agree on a successor.

Will Jordi help? The surprising candidate to coach the Netherlands national team
After Arne Slot rejected an offer and other candidates were ruled out, the federation turned to Jordi Cruyff's friend, Roberto Martinez, who could be the first foreigner in the role since 1978.

CSKA Sofia expects over 20,000 fans against Maccabi Tel Aviv
After the 3:0 win in Batumi in a match held without an audience, there is a buzz in the Bulgarian capital ahead of the second leg. How many tickets have been sold so far? (Thursday, 21:00, Sport1)

Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef to his students: Netanyahu hates us - we must topple the right-wing bloc
According to one of his students, the former Chief Rabbi urged them not to vote for the Shas party, explaining that the left respects religion more than the Prime Minister's bloc. The spiritual leader of Shas denied the report, calling it an attempt to sow division.

Tally Gotliv: "The recruitment video for Haredim in 8200 reminded me of Nazi Germany and Auschwitz"
Likud MK Tally Gotliv criticized a recruitment video aimed at Haredim during an interview with 103FM. She stated she would not be a partner in turning the Haredi public into a "plague" and compared the video's production to the era of Nazi Germany.

Husband arrested, wife fled and threw a pistol out the window: the drama at the police checkpoint
An indictment was filed against a 29-year-old resident of Bi'ina who attacked a police officer and ordered his wife to "run and throw away the weapon." The wife fled in a wild drive and threw a loaded pistol from the vehicle. An indictment was filed against the husband, and the investigation into the wife is ongoing.

After the typhoon - the floods arrive: thousands evacuated from their homes in Beijing
A forecast for heavy rains that will bring hundreds of millimeters of rain led to mass evacuations in the Chinese capital. Hundreds of bus and metro lines stopped operating, and teams were sent to mountainous areas to respond to landslides.

Is Maya Wertheimer becoming religious? "Making an effort"
Maya Wertheimer was asked about her attitude toward faith and religion during a Q&A session, and she shared that although she grew up in a secular home, she believes and prays every day | All the details

Magui Tabibi is disappointed: 'Married at First Sight' decision stage dispels rumors
Tuesday evening's ratings data shows a crushing victory for Keshet 12, which leads across all tables. Channel 14 secured second place in the main news broadcasts but trailed significantly in other categories.

Switzerland: How the Country Became a Global Hub for the Crypto Market
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority has turned bureaucracy into a growth engine. Through flexible licensing and the creation of 'Crypto Valley,' the country has become a global magnet for the blockchain industry.

Ofer Nimrodi's move: Buying millions in shares following market collapse
Hachshara Urban Renewal took advantage of the recent stock price drop to conduct a series of market purchases, increasing its controlling stake in the urban renewal arm to 72.8%. How much did the company spend, and what is the current share price?
Food factories instead of weapons: The real reason Egypt remained outside the "Mecca Pact"
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan signed a joint defense agreement under which an attack on one of them would be considered an attack on all, but Egypt did not join. Conflicting reports present two versions of the reason.

Sofi Tzdaka admits: "I made a sea of money, a ton of money"
Sofi Tzdaka looks back at the financial peak of her career and explains how the real profit mechanism for stars in Israel works, with six-figure contracts for just two weeks of work.

Strauss profit doubled to 195 million shekels despite revenue decline
The group concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a 42% jump in operating profit and a net profit that more than doubled. Positive free cash flow enabled a dividend payout of 180 million shekels.

Carrefour Exits: The Chain That Replaced It in Israel with Multi-Million Investment
The Carrefour branch that closed in Netanya has been replaced by a large-scale store with an investment of millions of shekels, offering a unique combination of consumer goods and a new specialized complex.

Danny Kushmaro revealed his beloved: "A bit late"
The news anchor is known for his love of adventure, sports, and Hapoel Be'er Sheva, alongside a long-term relationship with Angelica Berman, and now he has revealed another love | All the details

Major deal for Azrieli in London: 100 million shekels in annual revenue
The company, managed by Dana Azrieli, has signed an agreement to provide data center services in London with a capacity of 13.6 megawatts.

"Let's stop pretending this is normal": Jenna Ortega's thin look worries fans
A new video of the 23-year-old actress shows an extremely thin figure, sparking deep concern and harsh reactions: "She just doesn't look healthy," it was written. This comes against the backdrop of the star's confession about the eating disorders she suffered from on sets during her childhood.

IDF prepares to evacuate illegal outpost near Kusra village
Additional settlers who arrived in the area of the village of Kusra blocked access roads with heavy rocks to hinder security forces arriving to evacuate the established outpost.
The honeymoon is over: The New York City mayor's crusade crashes into the reality
The good luck streak of the New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani is now meeting reality, and he is dealing with dissatisfaction in his political environment, against the city's economic elite - and also against the Jewish community.

Hotel room found empty: New details from the search for the Israelis in Vienna
Contact with Meli and Liel Yaalomi, a mother and daughter who were traveling in Vienna and Prague, has been lost since Friday. The two were supposed to return to Israel yesterday at the end of their trip, but they did not arrive for their flight. The search for them continues, and N12 has learned that a search was also conducted at the apartment hotel where they were staying. "The mind thinks of...

Paid 785,000 Shekels and Left Without Money or Land
A couple fulfilled their obligations in a real estate deal, but received only a cautionary note that was later deleted. The court ruled in their favor, ordering a full refund including legal fees.

Following Bank of Israel directive: Leumi cancels options for CEO Hanan Friedman
Bank Leumi has announced the cancellation of an option allocation for CEO Hanan Friedman. The decision follows a directive from the Banking Supervision Department prohibiting the linkage of executive compensation to the performance of individual subsidiaries.

Following Eyal Nagar: Second Senior Criminal Arrested in Massive Raid
It was permitted for publication today, Wednesday, that Shay Benamo from Kiryat Gat is the second senior criminal arrested yesterday in a case managed by the Lachish Central Unit on suspicion of involvement in a protection and extortion racket. Along with him, his brother, Michael Benamo, was also arrested. The court extended their detention for six days.

Fatal accident near Beit Shemesh: 42-year-old father killed days after son's Bar Mitzvah
Meir Turjeman, 42, left behind nine children. Two people were killed in a severe head-on collision on Highway 383, and a woman in her 40s was moderately injured. Police are investigating the circumstances of the crash.
War games in the Pacific: Beijing enlists Indonesia for 'dangerous' exercise off the coast of Taiwan
Beijing announced it will hold a joint navigation exercise with an Indonesian warship in mid-August east of Taiwan. Taipei claims this is a provocation designed to create an appearance of Chinese authority in the region.

"Surreal how life works": Rihanna in rare footage with her children on the street where she grew up
Rihanna surprised fans with rare family photos from her vacation in Barbados alongside A$AP Rocky and their three children. The star shared her emotional visit to the street named in her honor, writing, "The glory is and always belongs to the Creator."

Bloody conflict: Hisham Hajirat shot to death a month after surviving an assassination attempt
Ali Sawaed (24), a bus driver, was murdered early last month in Shfaram. Police suspect that Hisham Hajirat (61), who was shot to death this morning in his vehicle, happened to be on the escape route of the suspects and witnessed the murder, leading to his targeted killing.
Progress in Israel-Lebanon Talks: Technical Details Finalized
The United States reports significant progress in negotiations between Israel and Lebanon following technical talks in Rome. The parties have finalized operational standards for pilot zones in southern Lebanon.

Ferran Torres will not return to Barcelona training, his transfer to Paris has been agreed
The deal for Ferran Torres' transfer from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain is in its final stages. Both clubs have agreed on a transfer fee of 50 million euros plus bonuses that could bring the deal to 55 million euros.

Oded Kattash's new headache: A wave of absences at Maccabi Tel Aviv
The 'Yellows' will begin training towards the end of next week, but even after completing the roster, the coaching staff will have to manage without six to seven players due to injuries and national team call-ups.

Went on vacation – and returned to a nightmare: "A stranger took over our home" | Watch
Bill and Ilim Kim, a 28-year-old couple living in Long Island City, Queens, discovered during their vacation that a stranger was inside their apartment, walking between rooms, pouring herself a drink, and relaxing on the sofa as if it were her own home.

Israel Aharoni: "The day this stops, we are in trouble"
One of the most respected chefs, a pioneer of Chinese cuisine and modern culinary arts in Israel, recently celebrated his 75th birthday. But for him, age is just a number, and every day he proves that he is unstoppable.

Wave of disappearances: searches for Amit Natan in Tel Aviv and Israeli women in Austria
Extraordinary events have put security forces and diplomatic missions on high alert. While a missing person at risk is being sought in Israel, efforts are underway in Austria to locate two Israeli women who disappeared during their vacation.

Yael Bar Zohar and Guy Zu-Aretz say goodbye to their vacation: "The separation is hard"
After ten days spent with family in Greece, Yael Bar Zohar shared that their vacation has come to an end, and they must now return to their daily routine in Israel.

Princess Diana's secret tiara revealed again: how much is it worth?
Kate Middleton stole the show at a state banquet at Windsor Castle when she wore the favorite piece of jewelry of the late Princess Diana. The value and the story hidden behind the historic tiara according to a report in Parade magazine.

Idan Ofer jumps by 580% and reveals: on the way to a 7 billion dollar investment
OPC Energy reports a giant investment plan of about 7 billion dollars in the American electricity market, alongside exceptionally strong financial results.
Aliza Bloch: "With Arab citizens, yes; with terror supporters, no"
After stating that she does not rule out sitting with Arab representatives and subsequently ruling out a partnership with Ra'am, Aliza Bloch explains her red lines, addresses the polls, and defends the new alliance of Gilad Erdan and Yuli Edelstein.

Adar Muchtar sold her soul to Bibi — but he ignored her
After abandoning all her values, groveling before the government, and begging for a shortened cooling-off period, Netanyahu left her out. This is how the social media star's fantasies about a seat in the Knesset ended.
Progressives strengthen: Ilhan Omar won, tight battles over the future of the Democratic Party
Democratic Congresswoman from Minnesota Ilhan Omar secured her party's nomination on the way to another term in the House of Representatives. Very tight races were also recorded in the states of Connecticut and Wisconsin.

Beinleumi: Net profit fell by 8.5% - bank to distribute exceptionally large dividend
Bank Beinleumi finished the quarter with a net profit of 583 million shekels and a return on equity of 16%, against the backdrop of the special tax impact. At the same time, credit to the public jumped by 20% to 164 billion shekels, while credit portfolio quality indicators continued to improve and the ratio of problematic debts fell to 0.40%.

Ultra-Orthodox intend to block roads due to draft dodger's arrest: "The Police Commissioner broke a promise"
Around 16:00, road blockages are expected in the Bnei Brak area, likely on Highway 4 or Jabotinsky Street, after a Shas MK claimed a yeshiva student was arrested while arriving to testify at Lahav 433.

Five things to know before the stock market opens
Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of uncertainty surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Morning in the world: positive trend in Asia and New York led by chip stocks. After yesterday's excellent report from Bank Hapoalim, record profits for Bank Leumi. Meitav: the corporate bond market is showing complacency and ignoring risks. US inflation will be released this afternoon. Investment...
"We are not going anywhere": Israel's sharp message at the UN Security Council
At a special UN Security Council session, data was presented on over 1,400 incidents involving settlers and the advancement of about 12,360 housing units in Judea and Samaria. European countries warned against de facto annexation and the consideration of further steps.

20 prompts in 24 hours: how Israeli cyber researchers used AI to locate a critical vulnerability in Zoom
Researchers from the Israeli cyber company A Security found a dangerous vulnerability in Zoom by sending fewer than 20 prompts to an AI model in less than 24 hours. Previously, such research would have required months of work by a team of experts.
Learning from Russia: Iran's tactics against the USA are working while the Pentagon signals business as usual
A New York Times investigation claims that US interceptor stockpiles are running low, while Iran's combat capabilities are becoming more sophisticated. Iran drew inspiration from Russian tactics, and the results are visible on the ground.
Bennett: Deri and Gafni will not be part of a government under my leadership
Naftali Bennett declared that ultra-Orthodox party leaders cannot join his future government due to their opposition to military conscription. He also labeled settler violence as "terror," proposed a plan to combat market monopolies, and warned of the dire situation in northern Israel.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva requested to postpone the Toto Cup match on Saturday - and was refused
The team will face Hapoel Haifa as planned in the ranking match at Sammy Ofer Stadium four days before the first meeting with Sabah. Ran Kozuch will field a secondary lineup.

"Mourinho went crazy. He shouted at us and said we were to blame for everything"
The strained relationship between Jose Mourinho and Iker Casillas, captain of Real Madrid during the coach's first stint at the club, was well known. Now, as part of the Netflix documentary about Mourinho, the two and others who were in the dressing room at the time have revisited the conflict that shook the club. Mourinho said he arrived and found a "fantastic team" at Real Madrid, where Casillas...

One in five students exposed to antisemitism: The worrying picture in UK schools
Directors of Jewish schools in the UK are forced to dedicate significant time to student security, sometimes at the expense of education, according to a government review. In the first half of 2026, 178 antisemitic incidents related to schools were documented—a 59% increase in one year.
Quiet in the Black Sea: Vance's demand halts Ukrainian operation
US Vice President J.D. Vance demanded that Volodymyr Zelensky cease offensive operations against oil tankers in the Black Sea. The move aims to prevent shocks to global energy markets and protect American economic interests.

Levin on Supreme Court judges: "In the next term, there is no need for a reform - they will simply die out"
In recordings published by Kan News, the Minister of Justice is heard telling Likud activists about a conversation with one of the Supreme Court judges, who allegedly said that his candidates are "not up to our standard." In the next term, ten positions are expected to become vacant, and according to him, the new appointments "will change the court from the ground up."

Alona Barkat Targets Major Reinforcements for Hapoel Be'er Sheva: "Leave Negotiations to Me"
Coach Ran Kozuch is searching for two foreign signings, with owner Alona Barkat demanding proven talent to significantly upgrade the squad. The club is accelerating contract talks with Eliel Peretz, while Lucas Ventura has confirmed his commitment to the team, citing the allure of the Champions League.

Investment expert with a sharp warning: "The stock will be worth less than a dollar"
Despite a 40% jump in the stock, investment expert Michael Burry doubles down on his bet against Palantir and claims: "The long-term intrinsic value of Palantir stock is less than one dollar."

Ahead of the market opening: Why Elbit fell and the critical figure to be released today
Yesterday's reports led to a red close for the stock exchange: Elbit plummeted despite a strong report, while banks surged following the Hapoalim results. Today, the market focuses on the US Consumer Price Index, which will dictate the direction of interest rates.

Cristiano Ronaldo Ties the Knot: Details of the Luxurious Wedding and His Multi-Million Gift
After nearly a decade together, Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez have married in an intimate ceremony in Portugal. Discover the details of the celebration, the photos, and the multi-million dollar ring gifted to his beloved.

Rami Levy shakes up the market: the product that must be in every home for only 29.90 shekels
The Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing chain is launching a series of new promotions on home and family products, including laundry detergent, food items, baby products, and cleaning supplies.

Gold Bond and Doral Urban to Invest 40 Million NIS in Ashdod Energy Project
Gold Bond and Doral Urban are forming a partnership to build an 80 MWh high-voltage electricity production and storage plant. The project involves a 40 million NIS investment and is expected to generate 12 million NIS in annual revenue.
Tense closed-door meeting between NYC Mayor and rabbis: "You are 90 percent of the problem"
Amid rising antisemitism in New York, a group of rabbis met with Mayor Zoran Mamdani to protest his anti-Israel rhetoric. Participants warned that the mayor's public statements are creating a climate of vulnerability for the city's Jewish community.

From a Michelin Star in Berlin to Metzitzim Beach: The New Project of Chef Gal Ben-Moshe
Chef Gal Ben-Moshe, whose Berlin restaurant Prism held a Michelin star for six years, has been chosen to lead the culinary operations at the new The Byron hotel. The plans include a restaurant, a bakery-patisserie, a rooftop lounge, and a breakfast complex facing the sea.

Does the combination of Vitamin D and calcium not really provide protection?
Vitamin D and calcium supplements are considered central to maintaining bone health and preventing fractures in old age. A new study presents a complex picture: despite their importance, they may not provide significant protection for the majority of the population.

Sayed Abu Farchi to sign with Colorado Rapids after Sofia match
The striker will fly with Maccabi Tel Aviv to Bulgaria for the second leg of the Europa League third qualifying round on Thursday (21:00), after which he will head to the USA to officially join the MLS side.

Bank Leumi: Record 2.83 Billion Shekel Profit and Significant Efficiency Gains
With record profits, a 16.3% return on equity, and one of the world's best efficiency ratios, Bank Leumi continues to demonstrate strength despite the special tax imposed on the banking sector. Read on for the details.

Parents and baby rescued from burning apartment: 'A laptop left charging on the sofa caused the fire'
The three were rescued from the apartment in Herzliya and evacuated to the hospital in light condition. Fire investigators determined the source of the fire. The Fire and Rescue Authority warns: placing a computer on a sofa or bed may block ventilation openings and cause overheating.

A year after the engagement: Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina married in secret
Exactly one year after their engagement, Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez became husband and wife in a private civil ceremony in Portugal. While fans were waiting in Madeira, the couple held the event in Cascais.

"Total disaster, collapse": The frustration in Belgrade after the elimination against Hapoel Be'er Sheva
The local media attacked: "Red Star embarrassed itself, the Champions League is not for Red Star". Coach Dejan Stankovic announced his resignation after the loss.

Netanyahu publicly rejected Gaza plan - diplomats fear loss of Trump's influence
According to a report by the American media outlet Politico, diplomats warn that the Israeli Prime Minister's refusal of the 15-point plan could damage trust in the Peace Council and the American President's ability to exert influence. The concern is that the Trump administration has lost its leverage and is unable to influence Israel and other actors in the Middle East.

In Serbia they suggested: Red Star should appoint Ran Kozuch
After he caused a sensation in the Champions League qualifiers, the coach's name came up: "Like in the case of Barak Bakhar." Dejan Stankovic lost his composure and is expected to be fired, an emergency meeting has already been scheduled by the board of directors.

Netanyahu's 'armored' candidate breaks silence: 'Why not show some support?'
Businessman and Benjamin Netanyahu's first 'armored' candidate, Oren Dubronsky, responded to criticism following his entry into politics. He thanked his supporters and challenged his critics: 'If this is how you treat newcomers, why exactly should good people make this sacrifice for the future of your children?'

From East to Vitor, from the Marakana to Marciano: Heroes of the Night in Belgrade
Ofir Marciano kept another clean sheet, Miguel Vitor helped Itay Rotman shine, Eliel Peretz proved his worth, and Javon East emerged as a "football genius." All the stories behind Hapoel Be'er Sheva's triumphant victory in Belgrade.

"Shame, classless": Abu Fani and Red Star players continue to face criticism
Serbian media did not spare the Red Star Belgrade players following the 2-0 home loss to Hapoel Be'er Sheva and the early exit from the Champions League. The players ignored the mixed zone, failing to provide comments after the match, which sparked widespread outrage in the press.

The moment that changed the summer in Be'er Sheva: "We will return, and nothing will help anyone"
Hapoel Be'er Sheva players testified to a change in the coach's approach after a difficult start to the summer: "He made us understand that we are capable of great things, and we will not give up on the dream."

From Damascus to Latakia: The man who built the Burj Khalifa is betting on Syria
Mohamed Alabbar, the developer behind the Burj Khalifa, is planning a $20 billion investment in two mega-projects in Syria. The initiative includes a new city near Damascus and a Mediterranean Riviera in Latakia.

After the stock surge, CEO of Hachshara Itadshut: "We sold 100 apartments in a short time"
Stock fluctuations continued yesterday; after a 41% drop this month, the stock rose by a similar rate. Simultaneously, the company sold penthouses in Kiryat Yam for over 4 million shekels. Mariash: "People still want and need to buy apartments."

National Insurance Institute Begins Benefit Distributions: Check Your Bank Accounts
August has arrived, and the National Insurance Institute has already transferred the first benefits to those eligible. When will the rest of the benefits be distributed, when is the mandatory reporting deadline, and by how much has the average payment increased this year?

Revolution at Ben Gurion Airport: Choosing the right card for your pre-flight comfort
The peak travel season is here. We dove into the fine print of credit card companies and clubs to find out who really provides the best value for your pre-flight experience.

Dollar Dips, Shekel Strengthens: Expert Forecast
A new economic review by Poriya Finance reveals the forces driving the shekel and warns of the implications of major bank reports and US bond data.

Investment bank Julius Baer reveals new opportunities for investors
A review by Julius Baer presents a surprising snapshot of the markets and identifies areas worth investing in now, alongside changes in currency and artificial intelligence forecasts.

Bennett on conversation with Netanyahu: "He asked me to agree to a government with Mansour Abbas"
After facing harsh criticism from an Ashdod resident regarding his government with 6 mandates, Naftali Bennett decided to reveal behind-the-scenes details regarding his past decisions.

Yinon Magal against Einav Zangauker: "A crude and violent woman, a badge of shame for the Left"
Channel 14 host Yinon Magal harshly attacked Einav Zangauker following the decision by "The Democrats" chairman Yair Golan not to reserve a spot for her on his Knesset list. Magal labeled her a "crude and vulgar woman" and stated that her status within the left-wing camp is a "badge of shame."

Senior economist: construction industry recovers, economy jumps, and Ben Gurion Airport sees record traffic
Ofer Klein, head of the Economics and Research Department at Harel Insurance and Finance, commented on the CBS business trends survey, which revealed a positive start to the current quarter, noting a surprising recovery in real estate and an unprecedented number of Israelis flying abroad this summer.

The Gateway to Hell: The Desperate Journey of Tens of Thousands of Migrants to the Small Enclave That Threatens to Change the Face of Europe
In the last week, tens of thousands of migrants crossed the border from Morocco to Ceuta, the Spanish enclave in North Africa. From Yemen and Sudan to Nablus, everyone is trying to reach the continent by any means, swimming for kilometers or climbing fences. A glimpse into the impossible reality at the meeting point between Africa and Europe, where parents send their children into the water alone...

"The Fort Knox of cheese" in danger: The heatwave threatening Parmesan in Italy
The heatwave on the Old Continent is forcing Italy's unique "cheese banks" to significantly increase their energy consumption to protect hundreds of thousands of Parmigiano Reggiano wheels that serve as collateral for loans in an industry with a turnover of billions of euros per year.

Study: Conspiracy theories link antisemitism to hostility toward Israel
The study found a strong link between antisemitic beliefs, conspiracy theories, and anti-Israel attitudes. The researchers found that conspiratorial beliefs related to Jews and Israel explained more than half of the anti-Israel attitudes tested - but they emphasize: criticism of Israel is not necessarily antisemitic.

The secret to extra-tender beef: noodles better than takeout, prepared in half an hour
One pan and less than half an hour of work: no need to order takeout to get juicy noodles like in a restaurant. A few minutes in a wok, a simple sauce, and one trick with the beef will do the job.

For the first time in their career: "Revivo's Project" takes an unexpected step
The group is launching its first-ever album of children's songs, featuring 11 classics in modern arrangements. Among other things, it includes a joint performance with Tzipi Shavit.

Market status: Cautious optimism, chips strengthening, oil climbing, and two rare data points in focus
Globes presents the first update on the state of global markets. This morning: positive trend in Asia and Wall Street futures led by chip stocks. CoreWeave and Super Micro surged in after-hours trading following reports. Investors are awaiting the CPI to be released this afternoon in the US.

"The King is dead": The glitch that shocked Britain - and ended in a severe penalty
The British broadcasting regulator ruled that the veteran radio station violated news reporting standards after broadcasting a false report about the death of King Charles III. The glitch occurred when an employee accidentally activated pre-prepared obituary files, played the national anthem, and caused 16 minutes of dead air. The correction and apology came only about half an hour later.

"They told me that breast cancer does not hurt": The diagnosis that arrived after the third birth
Adi Schneider-Dori, a mother of three from Kibbutz Revadim, turned to doctors when she could not breastfeed from her left breast. They reassured her that it was just an infection. Until she reached Dr. Orly Friedman-Aldar, a senior breast surgeon at Kaplan, and then the red lights went on: "An infection can only develop during breastfeeding, so it was immediately suspicious."

Leading Companies in Urban Renewal in Haifa and Jerusalem
Building renewal is one of the most important ways to increase housing supply. After examining the situation in Tel Aviv, we checked which companies dominate in the other two largest cities — Haifa and Jerusalem.

Western diplomats: Netanyahu's rejection of the Gaza plan undermines Trump's influence
US allies are watching with concern the controversy surrounding the 15-point plan for the Gaza Strip, fearing its implications for American diplomatic efforts in the Middle East.

From the secret operation in Turkey to Iran: Donald Trump makes a series of statements
US President Donald Trump provided a series of intriguing statements last night, confirming for the first time the details of the secret operation intended to extract him from Turkey, addressing the possibility of running for president again in 2028, and sending sharp messages to Iran.

The "Rebel Models" Storm: How to Use AI Without Losing Control
Recent incidents at major AI companies have shown that autonomous models can bypass test environments to achieve their goals. Experts warn about the risks of unpredictable AI behavior and provide safety guidelines.

'Mifgash HaDayagim': The Best Fish Restaurant in the Country Right Now
The legendary fish restaurant of Kibbutz Ein Gev stood closed for three years until a team of Eyal Shani's alumni transformed it into a modern destination. With an original, affordable menu and a stunning view of the Sea of Galilee, it is quickly becoming a must-visit spot.

A Shabbat Meal That Starts with One Pot
When the side dish is cooked alongside the main course, you free up time to focus on everything else. This menu features a juicy pot of chicken thighs, quinoa, and noodles, complemented by two fresh salads, beans in tomato sauce, homemade lafa, and a chocolate crunch cake that will take you straight to Saturday morning.

Suspicion of murder in Shefa-Amr: 60-year-old man killed in shooting
Magen David Adom reported that the emergency call was received at 05:31. Paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene after he sustained severe penetrating wounds.

Overnight for 55 shekels: "I was lucky to reach one of the most special and affordable places"
Idan Gigi set out for the Isan region in northeastern Thailand, equipped with a motorcycle and a camera, and set two rules for himself: not to book accommodation in advance and to be flexible with the route. The photos he took in the less touristy part of Thailand speak for themselves. "When I answered that I was from Israel, I received smiles again and again."
Idan Raichel 'dug' again — but this time he was the only one who was right
Omri Sabach provided one of the strongest auditions of the season and chose Static after a battle between the mentors, Yair Nahon moved with his personal story, and at the same time the question arose again: why do the judges turn to contestants they don't really want?
I thought I cracked 'Married at First Sight' - and then Noy ruined everything for me | Adi Koren
I thought Noy would finally choose herself, I knew Ari and Noa would continue despite all the question marks, Niv and Asaf gave me exactly the ending I hoped for - and then Aviya and Neta managed to do the impossible and make even me emotional.
The liberal-democratic sector must internalize: the elections are about its survival | Ran Edelist
The struggle over opening cafes on Shabbat in Jerusalem reflects a broader conflict over the character of the city and the future of the liberal-democratic camp in Israel, against the backdrop of demographic changes, upcoming elections, and the struggle against the right and the ultra-Orthodox.
80 years after the Holocaust: The text that explains what we refuse to understand about antisemitism | Meir Uziel
Jean-Paul Sartre, one of the most famous thinkers of the 20th century, analyzed the essence of antisemitism as early as the end of World War II. His conclusions remain disturbingly relevant today.
Artificial intelligence is entering the supermarket - and can save you hundreds of shekels | Dr. Hezi Gur Mizrahi
Artificial intelligence is already starting to change the way we shop, combining price comparison, promotions, and consumption habits. In Israel, it may become a new tool in the fight against the cost of living, but also an additional marketing channel.
The US maneuver to restrain Israel: "Trump understood that this is the only player that can help him"
Turkey is expanding its involvement in Lebanon with the quiet consent of Trump, who sees it as a counterweight to Israel. The move includes understandings with Hezbollah, mediation with Syria, the promotion of energy projects, and the possibility of deploying Turkish forces in southern Lebanon instead of UNIFIL.
Picked with tweezers, the rest will be silenced: The new 'patrol' of the Likud | Mati Tuchfeld
Netanyahu has marked the Likud list as a central target: eight reserved spots, a search for 'reinforcement players', and the weakening of the Bitan-Katz axis — on the way to reshaping the party ahead of the elections.
"It has become horrible to walk in the street": Tiberias Municipality demands to close the distribution center
Merchants and residents warn of theft attempts and a decline in the sense of security in the center of Tiberias. The municipality demands to close the distribution center in the heart of the tourism and business area, and business owners are preparing for a protest: "It cannot continue like this".
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan are getting closer — and Israel has reason for concern | Michael Harari
Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, which signed a defense agreement, look with concern at the 'day after' and are aware of the opportunities that have opened up.
Divorce, inheritance, and intergenerational rift: The new center at Bar-Ilan University
Bar-Ilan University is establishing a center for the protection of family ties that will focus on dealing with the challenges facing families in changing life situations — children and the elderly in situations of divorce or inheritance disputes.
Cooking Peace: An environmental-culinary summer camp brought together Jewish and Arab teenagers
Participants in the "Green Network" camp took part in a variety of experiential activities on climate crisis and nutrition, accompanied by a Jewish-Arab camp staff including leading instructors and chefs.

"You are trash": Conflict between Israelis and a tuk-tuk driver sparks a storm in Thailand
An argument that began over the price of a ride in Phuket escalated after a local driver refused to let Israelis join a ride booked by Australian tourists. The driver claims that the family members threatened him and attempted to attack him with a concrete slab. The video of the incident has sparked widespread reactions in local media.

Silman's Ministry hides a 4 billion shekel hole in the Cleanliness Fund
The Cleanliness Fund under the Ministry of Environmental Protection is facing a 4 billion shekel deficit. The ministry has stopped publishing financial reports, and commitments have exceeded the fund's revenues for the past 8 years.

Shas Changed the Rules of the Game: City Rabbis to Serve for Decades
According to the Knesset Research and Information Center, the average tenure of a city rabbi is expected to be 35.2 years. The Shas party is actively pushing for appointments, effectively restoring a 'job for life' model.

Israel Aharoni: "The fame did not go to my head"
Renowned chef Israel Aharoni shares insights into his life, his passion for culinary arts, his battle against ego, and why he considers curiosity his most valuable asset.

Senior executive at Condor, which has returned to Israel: "Over the years, passengers from and to Israel have demonstrated resilience"
German airline Condor has resumed flights to Israel. Daniel de Carvalho, a member of the management board, stated that the decision reflects confidence in the long-term market potential rather than short-term developments.

"Low-tech is the strength of the elections. You can always return to the ballot if you need to check"
Orly Adas, former CEO of the Central Elections Committee, argues that the manual voting method ensures maximum reliability and transparency, protecting the democratic process from cyber threats and manipulation.

"I thought our lives were ending here": An Israeli and his partner were attacked in France
Tomer Eyal and his partner Alain were walking on Friday at the Sherwood adventure park north of Paris when a group of teenagers hurled homophobic slurs at them. Shortly after, about eight of them surrounded and beat them. "Some of them had sticks, for a long time no one came to help."

17-year-old influencer dies in helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro
Sofia Murillo, a 17-year-old Colombian influencer with more than 250,000 followers, died in a helicopter crash during a family vacation in Rio de Janeiro. Along with her, her 37-year-old mother, 59-year-old grandmother, and the pilot were killed. The four had set out on a tourist flight of about 20 minutes over the city's famous sites.

Team8 raised $365 million for a new venture capital fund
$265 million will be invested in young companies at the seed and Series A stages, including in the fields of software infrastructure and artificial intelligence, and more than $100 million is intended for follow-on investments in portfolio companies. The new fund has already recorded its first exit with the sale of Koi Security to Palo Alto Networks for approximately $400 million.

Are we interrupting? Amidst marital crisis, Neta Barzani spotted at a bar with a mystery man
Following her recent comments on marital struggles, reality star Neta Barzani was seen at a Tel Aviv bar accompanied by an unidentified man. While fans speculate about the state of her marriage to Gari Dahan, Barzani appeared to be in high spirits.

New check-in directive at Ben Gurion Airport complicates travel for passengers
The Israel Airports Authority has implemented a new policy limiting baggage check-in to three hours before departure. While intended to standardize operations, the change has caused significant delays and confusion for travelers and local airlines.

A year ago, Ofer Gilboa didn't know what he bought. Today, he is up 160 million shekels
Gilboa, owner of the cargo airline Challenge Airlines, acquired control of Gaon Holdings last year and admitted at the time: 'It's not even clear to me yet what I bought.' Since then, he has enjoyed a 220% surge in the infrastructure company's stock, which tripled its profits in 2025 thanks to operational improvements.

Government Companies Authority Bans Zoom from Board Meetings, Sparking Backlash
The Government Companies Authority has banned Zoom participation in in-person board meetings. Directors argue the move is overly restrictive for the hybrid era, while Authority head Roi Kahlon insists the step is necessary to curb abuses and ensure professional standards.

Coca-Cola just changed its font, so why do consumers feel threatened?
The soft drink giant recently decided to refresh its design with a font reminiscent of Marlboro, creating unnecessary friction and catching fire from consumers. A lesson for management on understanding the emotional side of the customer. 'The Human Algorithm', a new column.

Buying an apartment: withdraw from the advanced training fund or just take a loan against it?
An advanced training fund can reduce the mortgage and save on interest, remain invested, or serve as a basis for a loan. But before comparing interest to yield, one must understand what each option does to our debt and financial flexibility. And the most important question: is the apartment really within our budget?

The Histadrut's Method: Write a Study, Reach Conclusions, and Publish the Opposite
Data from the Arlozorov-Yesodot Institute, a research body within the Histadrut, show that the reduction of customs duties on tuna was successful and lowered prices. However, this did not prevent it from publishing an opposite conclusion in the competing newspaper Calcalist. This is how the method of analytical bodies that try to fight opening the market to competition works - even when the...

The end of the uniform model: The state brings order to tenant compensation in urban renewal projects
The Ministry of Justice and the Urban Renewal Authority have published a framework that will allow real estate developers to offer tenants different compensation in Pinui-Binui and TAMA 38 projects. The document was written following a recent court ruling that created immense uncertainty in the industry.

A month after burying her brother: Darlene Graham advances to the runoff and will run for the Senate
Exactly one month after the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, his sister Darlene Graham-Nordon has advanced to the runoff in the South Carolina Republican primary. She now faces a battle against Freedom Caucus member Ralph Norman.

Heavy to extreme heat loads in most of the country, chance of rain on the weekend | The Forecast
Although temperatures will drop slightly, it will still be hotter than usual and humid on the coastal plain. The gradual decrease will continue tomorrow and on Friday, when some relief from the heat load will also be felt - and light rain is possible in the north and center. On Saturday, no significant change.

Keshet 12 host Avri Gilad: 'I can buy everything I need. I feel like a rich man'
The Keshet 12 host shared his surprising experiences from a two-week vacation abroad, explaining what made him feel like a rich man and what important lesson his country must learn from the place he visited.

Super-Pharm slashes prices: household essentials for just 5.90 NIS
The pharmacy chain is expanding its summer sales, offering a range of discounts on cleaning supplies, baby products, and food, including 1+1 promotions and exclusive member benefits to help lower your shopping costs.

A time bomb underground: Israel's waste crisis
Israel buries about 80% of its waste in the ground — almost double the average in OECD countries — and estimates suggest it will be only a few years before existing landfills are full. At the same time, billions of shekels collected through the "landfill levy" are sitting in the "Cleanliness Fund," and Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman is clashing with the professional staff in her...

Cat turned on the faucet and flooded neighbor's apartment: court orders owner to pay compensation
A court in Moscow accepted an appeal and ruled that a tenant is responsible for damage caused by their pet, even if they claimed it happened through no fault of their own. The result: the owner of the cat that turned on the faucet and flooded the apartment below will compensate the neighbor.

Trump on security threats: "There was a big risk, Iran wanted to target the plane"
The US President addressed the unusual flight change on the way to the NATO summit and clarified that he acted in accordance with the instructions of the military and the Secret Service due to threats against him. Trump added that the US now has complete control over the Strait of Hormuz and emphasized: "I would be the last person to trust Iran, they have lied to me consistently."

Trump: "I am the last person to trust Iran; if they do something - they will get hit hard"
In a conversation with reporters outside his plane, the President claimed that the United States has absolute control over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump also addressed the plane-switching incident, stating it was a decision made by the Secret Service, and noted that he faces numerous threats.

"Constantly muah-muah": The Silman couple reveals the gaps in their political life
Minister Idit Silman and her husband Shmulik gave a revealing joint interview about life alongside the political arena. When asked directly about his wife's observance of physical contact laws (shmirat negiah), the minister quickly intervened to lighten the mood.

Israir CEO: "We will not be the 'nebbish'. This is going to be something completely different"
Ahead of the launch of the new direct route to New York, Israir CEO Uri Sirkis discusses in an exclusive interview the preparations, the timeline for regulatory approval, and the competitive pricing strategy.

Rafael Jodar reaches Masters semifinal for the first time in his career
Rafael Jodar reached the semifinals of a Masters tournament for the first time in his career this Tuesday evening. The 19-year-old Spaniard, ranked 15th in the world, achieved this feat in Montreal after a 6:7 (5), 3:6 victory over Frenchman Arthur Fils.

The fall of Nayax: The stock that lost 22% in two days stirs a storm
Despite the sharp crash of the Israeli company following its reports, Wall Street insists on maintaining a particularly positive recommendation and points to a surprising buying opportunity for investors.

History: Hapoel Be'er Sheva advances to the Champions League playoffs
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is 180 minutes away from a historic qualification for the Champions League group stage. The Israeli champions won 0:2 in Belgrade against Red Star, securing a 0:3 aggregate victory. They will face Azerbaijan's Sabah in the playoff round.

Two Dead and One Moderately Injured in Severe Car Accident Near Beit Shemesh
Two men in their 40s were killed and a woman of the same age was moderately injured in a severe collision between two private vehicles on Highway 383 south of Zekharia. MADA teams arriving at the scene declared both men dead and evacuated the injured woman to Shaare Zedek Hospital.

NEC Nijmegen continues its magical journey, Anan Khalaili's team eliminated
Parallel to Hapoel Be'er Sheva's convincing victory in Belgrade, several other interesting results were recorded this Tuesday in the Champions League qualifiers. The surprise came from the Netherlands, where NEC Nijmegen beat Olympiacos 2:1 after extra time (0:0 in the first leg) to advance to the playoff round in their debut season. Captain Tjaronn Chery played the full 120 minutes of the...

Disturbing footage in Arad: Haredi man vandalized photos of women in public space | Watch
Disturbing footage from Arad sparked a storm after a Haredi man was seen vandalizing photos of women on billboards. Following the incident, a complaint was filed with the police. Mayor Yair Maayan: "We will not allow anyone to harm the public space and try to exclude women from the public space."

IDF investigating: Interceptor launched following fire by our forces in southern Lebanon - no casualties
The IDF stated that there are no casualties in the incident and that its circumstances are being checked and investigated. In accordance with Home Front Command policy, no alerts were activated in the area.

Yinon Magal, Amit Segal or Ayelet Shaked: Who do Likud members want on their party list?
In a survey conducted by Dr. Nimrod Nir of the Agam Institute, party members and voters were asked to rank candidates for reserved spots on the Likud list. The results highlight significant differences between the preferences of party members and the broader electorate.

National Security Council Intervenes in Security of Hapoel Tel Aviv Fans at Match in Poland
The return leg of the 'Reds' against Katowice this evening (19:00) is defined as high-risk due to the violent ultras organization of the opponent's fans, and the visiting fans will receive special security.

Without Abu-Younis, with the most expensive foreign player in its history: Bnei Sakhnin opens a new era
Shock in the management, a revolution in the squad, and a French defender for 250,000 euros per season. Mohammed Abu-Younis left after 15 years, Khaled Duchi stepped into his shoes and is aiming for industrial quiet, and Yossi Abukasis is not excited about the four losses in the Toto Cup: "The vision is to stabilize the team."

The basketball scientist who lived in the future: farewell to Don Nelson, the man who changed the NBA forever
The legendary coach passed away at the age of 86, leaving a legacy that included the invention of "small ball," the point-forward position, and the European revolution. "The parquet was an experimental laboratory for him."

Defense establishment assesses: Nuclear operation in Syria intended to signal a similar model in Iran
Defense source: "The situation with Iran remains tense, it could deteriorate within a few days." Israel also assesses that the American operation to remove nuclear components from Syria is intended to signal the possibility of a similar action subject to an agreement with Iran.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva doctor waves Israeli flag, sparking fury among Serbian fans
Hapoel Be'er Sheva achieved a major feat on Tuesday with a 0:2 victory over Red Star Belgrade in Serbia, qualifying for the Champions League playoff round. The team's doctor, Dr. Hanna Karmiko, drew attention by proudly waving the Israeli flag in front of the opposing fans' stand.

Ships, private jets, and fears of accidents: frenzy in Spain ahead of rare solar eclipse
A total solar eclipse will appear today in the skies over Europe for the first time since 1999, with a path crossing Siberia, Greenland, Iceland, and Spain. In Spain, where it is the first total eclipse in a century, record demand has been recorded to view the event, including the rental of private jets and ships on the high seas.

After the death of Lindsey Graham: His sister runs in the Republican primaries - with Trump's backing
A month after the death of the veteran senator, Republicans in South Carolina return to the polls for unusual primaries. His sister Darlene, who was temporarily appointed to his seat and received the president's support, presents herself as an outsider: "I am not a politician and not a millionaire." Facing her are 2 congressmen and a former governor.

32 years later: The US recognizes the antisemitic terror attack that shocked New York
The US Department of Justice sent an official letter to Devorah Halberstam, mother of the teenager Ari Halberstam who was murdered in the Brooklyn Bridge terror attack, stating that if the event had occurred today, it would have been investigated as a federal hate crime and a violation of civil rights. Former prosecutor Jay Clayton clarified that the legal framework today is different, and ordered...

Benjamin Netanyahu Presents: 'Reserve and Go'
The chaos surrounding the Likud primaries serves Netanyahu, who from the outset dreamed of an 'arranging committee' to determine the list alone. No one will be surprised if this is the ultimate goal: turning Likud into a one-man party.

Yair Golan's Missed Opportunity
Within the pool of voters for the Democrats party, Einav Zangauker is a much broader consensus than other worthy candidates who entered the list.

The time has come for a "Mossad Law"
No security system, however skilled and creative it may be, has a guarantee of eternal success. Failures have always existed and always will. The Shin Bet did not prevent all the attacks initiated by our enemies; books have already been written about the IDF's failures on October 7. And in the Mossad, too, there are human beings prone to error.

Israel's cadet national team lost 78:75 to Germany
The cadet national team succumbed to the Germans in the round of 16 of the European Championship, despite a comeback in the final quarter. Rotem Ben-David led with 22 points, but it was not enough for a win.

The hospital is the last bastion of equality. Leave it alone
In less than a day, we went from a complaint about a specific incident to the question of whether Arabs should treat Jews. With the speed at which the flames are rising here, another moment, a few more dangerous studio ramblings, one or two more ministers who will ride this new demon, and a bill for building segregated hospitals could already be drafted.

Yuval Ben Neriah launches Japanese fast-casual chain in Europe
Chef Yuval Ben Neriah is entering the international market with a new fast-casual Japanese chain. Backed by a 10-million-euro investment, the first location will open in Vienna.

Her husband was murdered in Be'eri, and Israel refuses to allow her to return: "Callousness and lack of sensitivity"
Jubal Castalby was in her ninth month of pregnancy when her husband Paul was murdered on October 7, alongside his patient Evyatar Kipnis. She later gave birth alone, was recognized as a widow of a victim of hostile acts, and left for the Philippines. Now she wishes to attend the wedding of Evyatar's son, but the Population Authority refuses, stating her request does not meet the procedure.

The substitute for the 'refuseniks': Breslov Hasidim to establish an 'Uman' near the Kinneret
Following the coronavirus and the war in Ukraine, the 'refuseniks' crisis means many young people cannot fly to the grave of Rabbi Nachman in Uman for fear of being arrested. This year, hundreds of Breslov Hasidim plan to hold Rosh Hashanah at the Adama VeShamayim farm in the moshav of Yavne'el — 'With the same prayers, the same sermons, and the same atmosphere, only with more experiences,'...

Israel and Venezuela renew relations for the first time since 2009: "A great opportunity"
Former President Hugo Chavez severed relations following Operation Cast Lead, leading to years of stagnation. The change of government in Caracas created an opportunity that was utilized with the arrival of the aid delegation following the earthquake. Now, a decision has been made to send an additional delegation regarding energy and to activate consular services between the countries.

"You have nowhere to live? Leave us alone"
The Israeli influx into Greece, which accelerated after October 7, is no longer necessarily viewed favorably by some of the locals. Greece is still friendly to Israelis, certainly compared to other countries, but some are losing patience with us.