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Iran is demanding compensation for a severe oil spill that reached its shores, but estimates suggest the regime in Tehran caused the spill itself. This follows an attack on a tanker attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz.

In footage distributed this evening, settlers are seen returning to the area of a house in Qusra, which activists say was placed under siege again after the army left the site. In another video from Jalud, settlers are seen playing soccer in the yard of a house from which they were evacuated this morning, while soldiers watch them.

Private equity firm Silver Lake is in talks to acquire software company Workday, with a market value estimated at approximately $43 billion. The potential deal could be one of the largest in the software industry.

The case exploded 10 months ago and could have reached an indictment within a few months, but the government's emissaries did everything to drag it out. From their perspective, let the Military Advocate General walk free as long as the Attorney General is not behind bars. Meanwhile, they can continue to scream 'Why is there no indictment?'. Yesterday, the High Court put an end to the matter.

Following the directive of Benjamin Netanyahu, the "Brit Re'im" mission — a joint rescue and humanitarian aid delegation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the IDF, and the Ministry of Defense — is expected to take off for Colombia. Upon landing, the mission will immediately begin rescue tasks and humanitarian aid operations, including the distribution of food and water packages to earthquake...

4 years after the severe car accident, actor Niro Levy talks about the rehabilitation that has not yet ended, the limitations he deals with, and the period when, according to him, he was paralyzed again. Alongside his career and return to the stage, he also reveals what is happening between him and his ex-girlfriend who is 30 years his junior.

Phoebe Gates, the 23-year-old daughter of the Microsoft founder, and her partner in the fashion venture Phia, are accused of involvement in a digital marketing fraud scheme. Internal messages revealed show that she was aware of the deception, and her sentence could reach up to 20 years in prison.

The second half of the "Dream Team" entered the "MasterChef" kitchen. Eden Harel dazzled with kosher fish shawarma, Gal Kaspers made the judges understand the connection between spaghetti and meatballs, and Danit Sofer prepared chicken soup with kreplach perfect for winter. Here are the recipes.

A Bloomberg investigation claims that the digital shopping assistant Phia, founded by the daughter of the Microsoft founder, attributed to itself purchases by users who did not use it, in order to collect commissions from retailers like Nike and Gap. The company claims it was a software bug.

During the program "The Patriots," Avi Shoshan expressed deep frustration and pain over his feeling that right-wing citizens in Israel are considered "second-class." According to him, the judicial system treats them with contempt and "they spit in our faces, laugh at us, look down on us and tell us we are worthless." The panelist harshly criticized the lack of justice in the country and referred...

After supporting laws on draft evasion and exemption from arrests, the Minister of Finance claims that a "condition for entering the next government" will be his plan for "reducing reserve duty days to only 30 per year by 2027" - which relies, among other things, on the conscription of Haredim. Smotrich: "I presented the plan to the army, they told me, 'We don't manage the Treasury for you'."

The attraction to high-fat foods is not necessarily just a matter of willpower: a new study from Osaka Metropolitan University in Japan has identified a brain mechanism that may influence fat consumption and body weight. The researchers found that damaging a mitochondrial protein called OPA1 in nerve cells associated with appetite regulation caused mice to consume more fat and gain weight.

Police and the IDF operated on the outskirts of Hebron after receiving a report regarding a young woman living in a supported housing facility in Gush Dan who was forcibly taken by her family members in their vehicle.

As polls shift, arguments change: once Bennett asked everyone to rally behind him, now the demand has relocated. The knitted-kippah public is on its way to a historic record, time to move from being Avraham Fried to Hanan Ben-Ari. To be worthy: Oren Smadja joins politics.

With legal maneuvers, the Supreme Court President abolished the need for an independent external supervisor and returned the investigation directly to the State Attorney's Office. This move not only buried the investigation into the serious affair but proved once again that the judicial system protects itself from criticism.

Volodymyr Zelensky warns that Ukraine's stockpile of interceptor missiles has dwindled significantly while Russia intensifies ballistic missile strikes. He is urging the USA to sell Kyiv a portion of its Patriot stockpile, stating that 5% would help survive the winter, while 10% would allow for full interception capabilities.

An Israeli rescue and humanitarian aid mission will depart tonight, Thursday, for Colombia following the earthquake that struck the country. The "Alliance of Friends" mission is a joint effort by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the IDF, and the Ministry of Defense, departing from Nevatim airbase.

The Minister of Economy addresses in an interview with Walla the reports about attempts to replace Netanyahu after October 7: "Absolute fake news." Barkat accuses media figures of trying to harm him ahead of the primaries, but refuses to commit to a libel lawsuit against Amit Segal and is not willing to take a polygraph test.

One of the greatest footballers of all time and his partner Georgina Rodriguez were married in an intimate ceremony in Portugal after about a decade of being together. Upon his return to Saudi Arabia's Al-Nassr, the 41-year-old Portuguese star surprised fans with a new and particularly surprising look.

Following the transition to smart, data-driven digital shelves, Hedia is taking a significant leap forward by appointing two new deputy CEOs to lead its expansion momentum.

Massive debts of $16.3 billion threaten the collapse of the American cable giant Optimum (formerly Altice). Following an S&P credit rating downgrade, experts are forecasting a potential bankruptcy filing within the year.

New hope for patients with recurrent glioblastoma: Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem has begun, for the first time in Israel, treating recurrent brain tumors using alpha radiation delivered directly into the tumor. The experimental procedure was performed on a 77-year-old patient as part of a clinical study.

Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan responded to the attempted assassination of Defense Minister Israel Katz during the Ganim settlement ceremony: 'The enemy understands that the return to northern Samaria is changing the reality. We will establish even more settlements.'

This evening, Thursday, information was published regarding a meeting between the political echelon and Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. The discussion focused on open-fire regulations and restrictions applied to IDF soldiers in the Gaza Strip. "Removing a threat is the duty of every soldier," Zamir emphasized in a conversation with General Staff officers.

Arjun Aravind was arrested in Massachusetts after police found him in his mother's car. The prosecution claims that before the deaths, he used ChatGPT to create stories "in the style of a gothic novel" about murdering his family members.

The man, about 50 years old, apparently suffered a medical event on Highway 651 near the Yam Junction. Rescue teams extracted him from the driver's cabin without a pulse or breathing and performed advanced resuscitation procedures that included eight electric shocks. The driver of the private car was lightly injured and the bus passengers were not harmed.

In January 2025, after Otzma Yehudit left the government, Itamar Ben Gvir was offered to join a constructive vote of no confidence to oust the Prime Minister, with the promise of "any portfolio you want." The Minister of National Security refused, called Benjamin Netanyahu, and reported the plot.

The Jerusalem team of the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) questioned a police investigation officer under caution on suspicion of sexually harassing and committing an indecent act against a woman who arrived at a police station to file a complaint. The officer was released under conditions of restricted access to police facilities and a no-contact order for 11 days. The...

Police officers from the Rahat station and National Guard fighters raided a residential complex in the city, where a kindergarten operates, and located an M-16 rifle hidden in a sandbox, alongside dozens of bullets and a magazine. A local resident in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of involvement in shooting and possession of weaponry.

A bus driver collapsed and lost consciousness while driving today, Thursday, causing a collision with a vehicle on Highway 651 near Yam Junction. MADA teams evacuated the 50-year-old man to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in critical condition while performing ongoing resuscitation efforts.

According to Fabrizio Romano, the clubs have agreed on the transfer fee for the World Cup final hero, who has already agreed to a five-year contract with Luis Enrique's team.

After defeating Israel's enemies and many strong rivals, the Gordon brothers are taking time off for a particularly exciting event. The younger brother, Ahavat Hashem, took off with his friends and brothers for a bachelor party abroad - but their unusual attire at Ben Gurion Airport stole the show.

A Channel 12 journalist posted an amusing story on social media, but she did not expect this quick response from Channel 13, which decided to take up the gauntlet and send her a special surprise.

An unusual incident occurred this evening (Thursday) on Highway 651 near the Yam Junction: a bus driver, aged about 50, collapsed and lost consciousness while driving, apparently due to a medical issue. Following the collapse, the bus collided with a private vehicle.

Conference League qualifiers, third round: Atzili scored first for the Jerusalemites (33') and Kalo doubled (56'), but Boateng narrowed the gap for the Austrians (58') and equalized to 3:3 on aggregate.

Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, is expected to plead guilty tomorrow in federal court. The move could cancel the federal trial, but simultaneously complicate or derail the state murder trial scheduled for next month.

Instagram has unveiled its first new logo in a decade. Users have criticized the design for poor legibility, while others urged the platform to address ongoing issues with account suspensions and bot activity.

Ruby, father of Staff Sergeant Itay Chen (of blessed memory), and Alon, father of Staff Sergeant Tamir Nimrodi (of blessed memory), dedicated two years of their lives to bringing their sons back. Their health deteriorated, their businesses collapsed - and then it turned out that the state has no answer for the unique situations created after October 7. Now they are demanding a unique package of...

A California resident decided to ask McDonald's for a breakdown of the data the company stores about him. He did not expect to receive a 515-page document revealing detailed commercial tracking, but privacy experts explain that this is a standard level of tracking.

While Washington is "turning a blind eye" to the resumption of Hamas terrorist liquidations, American envoy Jared Kushner and Peace Council CEO Nikolay Mladenov are expected to discuss the activation of President Trump's Gaza plan with the Prime Minister. Kushner is also expected to raise concerns regarding settler violence.

Odysight.ai's technology, based on computer vision and predictive maintenance, will be demonstrated at the American aircraft manufacturer's test sites. The agreement expands the company's operations, whose developments are already installed on IDF combat helicopters and are being tested by the US Navy.

The US administration has learned that MADA invested millions of dollars, raised from American Jews, in purchasing European-made ambulances. A senior administration official stated: 'Using American money for purchases from European countries that hate Israel is an unacceptable act.'

A security glitch during OpenAI and Anthropic testing placed the Israeli startup Irregular at the center of a global discourse on AI risks. Behind the scenes of the incident lay a complex technical drama that ultimately turned into a unique growth opportunity for the company.

The Consumer Price Index for July will be released tomorrow at 14:00. While economists expect a moderate rise, they warn of inflationary pressures in the coming months that could impact the Bank of Israel's interest rate policy.

Dr. Yoav Heller presented the demands of the party in the spirit of the "Fourth Quarter" for full partnership in determining the electoral list. Negotiations with Gilad Erdan have encountered significant difficulties regarding influence over candidate selection. Heller emphasized the necessity of integrating civil society leaders into the political arena.

A federal judge ruled that insufficient evidence of institutional antisemitism at Harvard was presented. The lawsuit was filed as part of the Donald Trump administration's struggle against the university, after it froze 2.2 billion dollars in federal research grants, claiming the institution failed to protect Jewish and Israeli students.

The investigation into the disappearance of two Israelis in Vienna continues; contact was lost nearly a week ago, and there are no leads regarding their fate. "No line of investigation is ruled out," a senior police official stated, noting that many questions remain. A gag order on the case will be lifted as the situation clarifies.

Will this stir echoes in London? The prime minister took a swipe at Britain in a podcast, hinting at past remarks by JD Vance. “Someone said the first Islamic Republic with nuclear weapons will be Britain. We are concerned that there won’t be another one here, in Iran.”

Tomer Shuster secured his place among the top eight swimmers in Europe in the 50m backstroke with a personal best of 24.36 seconds. This performance marks a new Israeli record and qualifies him for the upcoming World Championships.

The American media industry is in an uproar: against the backdrop of legal difficulties in the merger deal between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, reports have spread that CNN is for sale. Network correspondent Brian Stelter rejected the claims, stating there is "zero truth" in the rumors.

Alongside new records in business activity, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) is dealing with increasing pressure on its cash flow, primarily due to a 5 billion shekel debt from the Ministry of Defense.

The Peace Council has clarified to Hamas that Israel has fulfilled its obligations, allowing the disarmament process to begin. Hamas has responded by issuing further demands, including the opening of the Rafah crossing, a total ceasefire by the IDF, and the settlement of its civil debts.

CENTCOM commander Admiral Brad Cooper, visiting Israel, pushed for renewed strikes on Iranian infrastructure. He argued that such actions are necessary to force a shift in Tehran's current stance.

Unstable rainy weather is expected to hit large areas of Israel starting from noon. Emergency forces are on high alert due to fears of deadly flash floods, and safety guidelines have been published.

Following long-standing rumors of a potential move to Hapoel Tel Aviv, NBA legend Russell Westbrook has announced his retirement at age 37. Israeli star Deni Avdija, who played alongside him for the Washington Wizards, shared an emotional tribute.

Econergy, traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, has signed a financing agreement totaling approximately 229 million euros for an energy project in Europe, which features a strong revenue forecast.

First publication: The terrorist cell arrested tonight (Thursday) in Jenin allegedly planned to assassinate Defense Minister Israel Katz during the inauguration ceremony of the settlement of Ganim in northern Samaria, which was attended by other senior Israeli officials, including Minister Shlomo Karhi, MK Yuli Edelstein, and a regional council head.

Surveillance soldiers from two sectors report that Hamas terrorists are testing IDF responses, while authorizations to fire at threats on the "yellow line" are delayed by senior command.

Following the Supreme Court's decision allowing the State Attorney's Office to resume handling the Military Advocate General's case, legal sources indicate that the suspended Military Advocate General, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, is likely to receive a plea deal offer. She is expected to admit to the charges, effectively closing the case.

Jared Kushner, who was one of the key architects of the Abraham Accords, criticized those who previously claimed such a step was impossible: "For too long the region was trapped in old ideas." He further stated: "There are opportunities for a breakthrough today."

Two international prediction platforms place Gadi Eizenkot with a gap of more than 20 points over Benjamin Netanyahu in the race for Prime Minister. On Polymarket he stands at 53% and on Kalshi at 54%, with tens of millions of dollars already invested.

A maintenance worker attempted to retrieve a product stuck in a machine when a colleague activated it without warning. The incident resulted in the partial amputation of his finger. The Haifa Magistrate's Court rejected the company's claim of sole liability on the part of the employee, ruling that the lack of coordination is the employer's responsibility.

On a farm in Moshav Shadmot Mechola, staff were surprised to discover the rare birth of a reddish-brown heifer. A delegation from the Temple Institute and rabbis examined the heifer and found it kosher for the time being. A red heifer is considered a complex commandment, dependent on finding a rare cow without any blemish. A few months ago, an Iranian missile fell on the farm and did not explode...

Actor, host, and artistic director Michael Aloni spoke with Iris Kol on 103fm about the musical that premiered under his direction, "Guys and Dolls," which takes place in a colorful and lively New York.

Likud MK Tally Gotliv stirred up an online storm following an unusual statement at a recent home gathering. While urging right-wing voters to participate in the upcoming elections, she described the government of which her party is a member as a "mediocre government."

Oman, once a leading candidate to join the Abraham Accords, has stopped accepting goods destined for Israel at its ports. The situation is further complicated by the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Adi Gindi Grishpon was looking for her sister when a terrorist answered the phone and shouted "Jahannam" (Hell), and Shelly Meshal Yogev heard her daughter Libi saying goodbye to the family to the sound of gunfire. Despite the mental injury and trauma, the state refuses to recognize them and other family members as victims of hostilities solely due to an outdated law requiring physical presence at...

The Likud party has appealed to the State Comptroller, claiming that the public support of KKL-JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky for Gadi Eisenkot and the "Yashar!" party constitutes an "illegal contribution" by KKL-JNF to the election campaign. Ostrinsky strongly rejected the claims, arguing that it is "one of the most baseless and delusional claims I have ever encountered."

An Ace Hardware network franchisee in the United States has filed for bankruptcy protection amid intense market competition. We examine the reasons behind the debt crisis and the future of the affected stores.

The FOX chain has announced an end-of-season sale with a 70% discount on summer collection items, alongside promotions on basketball gear and online-only bundles. Some items are priced under 10 shekels. Back-to-school promotions are also underway.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced, alongside executives from six of the world's largest asset management firms, a massive financing mechanism for data centers. But behind the promises of AI infrastructure lies a complex credit structure that reaches pension funds — ours, here, in Israel | All the details

Drugs worth 11 million dollars were seized in a truck in Ecuador, and the packages featured the face of the Manchester City and Norway national team star. It turns out he is not the first to receive this dubious honor.

Deputy Minister Almog Cohen addressed in an interview with the new C14 web program, "On the way to the ballot box with Dana Varon", the conduct of the security establishment in the hours leading up to the October 7 massacre. Cohen claimed that to this day he finds it difficult to find a satisfactory explanation for the fact that the intelligence information received during the night did not lead...

The album TARFACE$ by Tyga received a rare 0/10 score from the music magazine Pitchfork, in a review that attacked the use of artificial intelligence and the lack of "human breath": "smug, complacent, and depressing."

OpenAI announced the departure of Chief Revenue Officer Denise Dresser less than a year after she joined. She will be replaced by Dali Rajic, former president and COO of the Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz.

The Vaniglia ice cream chain is collaborating with the importer of the British brand PerfectTed. In Bnei Brak, a building damaged by an Iranian missile has been demolished for a new residential project. Sodexo Israel is expanding its catering operations, and Chinese truck manufacturer FAW is launching a 3 million shekel campaign.

Jared Kushner, son-in-law and former advisor to US President Donald Trump and considered one of the architects of the Abraham Accords, published a post on Thursday marking six years since the diplomatic initiative that changed relations between Israel and Arab countries in the region, expressing optimism regarding the possibility of further diplomatic breakthroughs.

First publication: After delays due to the pandemic and the war, 8 armored Audi A8 Security limousines have arrived in Israel for the country's top leadership and the Shin Bet. Each vehicle costs an estimated 3 million shekels and features unique protection systems against modern terrorist threats.

Two fans have filed a lawsuit against the Leaan ticket agency, Hapoel Tel Aviv FC, the Professional Football Leagues, and the Israel Football Association. They are demanding a refund of 2,725 shekels for tickets to the Tel Aviv derby, which was cancelled minutes before kickoff due to riots in the stands.

The murder of the lawyer in his office last week brought all the fears to the surface - and unfortunately, this is not an exceptional danger. A number of lawyers live under threats and physical attacks, some are afraid to speak. The risk is not reserved only for criminal lawyers - even a case in a family court or representation in a neighbor dispute can be violent: "Today they burned my office...

A senior US official told Walla that Washington condemns violence by any party and views stability in the West Bank as a security interest of Israel. The remarks come after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the Jewish rioters in Qusra "Israeli terrorists" and their actions a "terrible act of terror."

This week, the CEO and co-owner of "Tzomet Sfarim" announced that the chain will filter the books it sells, including based on how they are funded. Criticism in the industry was swift, mainly regarding the status the chain is taking for itself and the potential harm to new authors. Shumer told Globes: "I actually received positive feedback from publishers. We understand that we are doing something...

The Rami Levy chain is launching a series of exclusive discounts for SuperFly credit card holders. Among the products on sale: household cleaning, grooming, and hygiene products | All the details

Incheon Airport in South Korea has become the world's busiest airport for the first time, serving 38.4 million passengers in the first half of the year. The surge is attributed to infrastructure expansion and shifting global travel patterns.

Alongside a positive trend in the main TA-35 and TA-125 indices, several prominent stocks recorded increases of up to 8.4%, while sharp declines were also observed. Here are the full details.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett was a guest on Lidor Admoni's new interview series on mako ahead of the elections. Bennett sharply criticized the Minister of National Security, presented crime statistics, and declared a frontal war on criminal organizations: "I am going to tear you apart."

The Ministry of Environmental Protection is promoting a law that will require car manufacturers to recycle lithium batteries. The recycling will likely be funded through a levy on electric vehicles and could be passed on to consumer car prices. Simultaneously, the update of the green taxation and Euro 7 regulations is expected to bring an unusual wave of Chinese vehicle imports before the end of...

Thailand's tourist police are investigating a claim that an Israeli family was expelled from Samui Exotic Park after the owner learned of their nationality. The family reports that a staff member assaulted the father in front of his children, and the owner subsequently posted a video featuring an Israeli flag alongside a shooting target.

From a bookworm on the Carmel to the founder of "Seeing the World": Oren Nahari went from a security guard on television to a career spanning decades on the screen, interviewed world leaders, and left behind vast knowledge, books, and programs that became national assets.

MK Amit Halevi warned today (Thursday) in an interview with Oded Harush on the "Open Studio" program about new arenas from which security threats we were not familiar with are emerging: "Turkey and Egypt are not Hamas and Hezbollah," Halevi said, emphasizing that his words are based on intelligence reports.

A few weeks after fire was opened at his business, Awad Zbidat from Sakhnin received demands for payment of more than 200,000 shekels. He did not surrender to the extortion, but customers were afraid to come: "I worked day and night to build a future for myself and my wife."

Extreme heat and drought are triggering massive wildfires across Europe. The continent is grappling with record-breaking temperatures that are threatening infrastructure and public safety.

The Ministry of Transport will begin on Sunday a refund operation for passengers who held periodic subscriptions during the period of service reduction during the war. The refund will be granted to holders of 'Hofshi Hodshi' and students who held an annual subscription or a subscription for the second semester of the current academic year, and it can be redeemed until the end of 2026.

The "USS Lincoln" has been at sea for over 250 days without a port visit. Amid reports of harsh conditions and crew exhaustion, the US is preparing to deploy the "George Washington" to the Middle East as part of a scheduled rotation.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara has petitioned the Supreme Court to block the appointment of Mahash leadership during the election period, citing concerns over political pressure on law enforcement.

Lebanon becomes the first Arab country to abolish the death penalty. Palestinian students at Columbia sue the university for discrimination. And the British infrastructure project that surrendered to the struggle of Harry Potter fans. Global Zoom.

El Al has cancelled its planned October launch of direct flights to Hanoi, citing a lack of security clearance. The airline stated that the Shin Bet could not approve the route for operation using Israeli aircraft and crews.

The Regavim movement warns of severe pollution in a stream in the Negev and demands increased enforcement against those responsible. According to them, waste is burned and dumped without permission, and animal carcasses are accumulating in the area. Ahead of winter, the movement warns: rains could wash away the waste, block the stream's channel, and cause flooding.

According to a report cited by the Tasnim agency, Tehran has conveyed firm messages to Damascus and regional countries in an attempt to prevent Syrian intervention in Lebanon against Hezbollah. The warning was conveyed via Turkey and included a threat that such a move would lead to a broad regional conflict on Syrian soil - and would include strikes on "strategic sites."

The world of culinary content online has long become an integral part of the food industry, but opinions among industry veterans are divided. After a statement by chef Eyal Shani on the subject caused a stir, a content creator criticized his words and came to the defense of her peers.

The second-quarter results of the security door manufacturer surprised the market: sales rose by 19%, operating profit more than doubled, and the company is showing a profit again. What is behind the growth, and why are investors excited right now?

A significant deal is emerging for Hapoel Be'er Sheva: following a series of signings from abroad and the local league, the club is working on another impressive defensive reinforcement on a free transfer.

It has come to the attention of N12 that El Al is forced to cancel the launch of its direct route to Hanoi, Vietnam. Israeli security officials stated that they could not grant the necessary permits to operate the route. This is not related to a specific security incident or a travel warning, but rather to the approval of Israeli security procedures at the airport.

The provocative AI video published by social activist Sheffi Paz against illegal migrants continues to cause a stir — this time outside of Israel. Paz announced earlier today (Thursday) that she received a notification from the X network stating that following a legal complaint, the video was permanently blocked for viewing in all European Union countries.

According to the indictment, three individuals planned to assassinate a rival using an explosive device attached to a BMW. However, a different person entered the vehicle, and the device fell off during the drive. The suspects detonated it anyway, causing a massive explosion, but the assassination attempt failed.

Spotify users on Android are reporting severe performance issues, including frozen screens, unresponsive buttons, and frequent app crashes. According to Android Authority, the company has acknowledged the issue but has yet to provide a permanent fix.

The new 'Junior' campaign from Bank Hapoalim tops the memorable and favorite commercials ranking by Globes and Geocartography. 9 Insurance with Udi Kagan takes second place, while the Holiday Finder site enters the index for the first time after 4.5 years on air.

The siege in Qusra has sparked anger even among Israel's supporters in the administration, which fears strategic consequences and is pressuring Netanyahu to publicly condemn the extremists. However, the Prime Minister remains silent for now, and only Katz published a condemnation — at a settlement establishment ceremony. Former Efrat Council head: "If a true friend like US Ambassador Huckabee has...

American TV host Kelly Ripa revealed today, Thursday, the reason for her recent absence from the screen. She underwent a medical procedure following a "good" and common habit that led her to the operating table. In her podcast, Ripa explained: "I brush my teeth too much," which caused significant gum recession, particularly in the lower area of her mouth.

Japan, despite its status as a technological powerhouse, remains cautious in adopting artificial intelligence. While facing severe labor shortages and an aging population, the country lags significantly behind the US and the UK in integrating AI into the workplace.

Which country announced it would establish an Israeli drone factory on its territory? According to Bank of Israel data, at which bank can you receive 6% interest on a one-year deposit? Also: what historical low was recorded in the market for new mortgages taken out in July?

Detectives from the 'Shdot' station have dismantled a drug packaging and distribution laboratory in a residential apartment in Netanya. Officers seized over 20 kilograms of cocaine and cannabis, along with 7,000 shekels in cash. A suspect in his 20s from Hod HaSharon has been arrested, and police are seeking an extension of his detention.

Researchers from Stanford University have designed and created from scratch viruses that attack resistant bacteria, proving that artificial intelligence tools are already capable of writing functional genetic code. The breakthrough presents immense medical promise, but also comes with fears of a biological arms race.

Ahead of the second leg against Austria Vienna (21:30) and in the shadow of Antifa protests, large security forces will accompany the thousand fans who came from Israel and are expected to arrive in a convoy at the Generali Arena. István Pisont joined the shuttle and received an enthusiastic welcome.

After years of government and local programs, youth violence continues to move between the digital and physical space. The state has long tried to offer various solutions, but these have revealed significant implementation gaps. The "Monitor" section of Globes and the Center for Citizen Empowerment tracks the government's handling of violence among children and youth.

How many times have you promised yourself to organize your passwords, only to give up due to the hassle involved? Reusing passwords is a dangerous habit, but manually updating dozens of sites is exhausting. Google is developing a smart solution to handle this process directly from the browser.

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), one of the world's busiest aviation hubs, plans to install dedicated facilities in its restrooms to allow Muslim passengers to perform ritual ablutions before prayer, as reported by Fox News.

From artificial intelligence that helps students to a game that turns walking into a real estate empire: four Israeli apps offer new ways to learn, manage money, grow plants, and even get a good reason to leave the house.

A powerful explosion occurred at an ammunition manufacturing plant in the town of Colleferro, about 40 km southeast of Rome. According to authorities, the fire that preceded the explosion broke out in a department where gunpowder compression is carried out. No casualties were reported.

Renowned chef Eyal Shani opens up about a personal tragedy, the 'quiet' boycott of Israeli restaurants abroad, and why he still refuses to watch himself on television.

Singer and songwriter Maor Ben Haim, one of the owners of the "Atsa Sushi Bar" restaurant in Ma'alot-Tarshiha, surprised a company of soldiers who arrived to dine at the place. Alongside a generous meal at the house's expense, he sat down next to them and began to sing, giving them a joyful break.

Employees at a post office in Yavne suffered for two days from a suffocating smell, until municipal teams summoned to the scene discovered a man's body against the building's wall.

The total amount of fines imposed by the Second Authority for Television and Radio on Channel 14 has reached 160,000 shekels, following the failure to submit revenue data for 2025. The new sanction was applied after the deadline set for correcting the violation passed, and the Second Authority clarified that the handling of the matter is still ongoing.

The long-standing beverage brand is updating its classic recipe and bringing lime to the forefront. Alongside the change in taste, the packaging will also undergo a facelift with a neon design and a new logo. The company is aiming for the heart of Generation Z | All the details

The first car of the new Jaguar era is revealed from the inside, two months before the official launch. Similar to the exterior design, the cabin is also expected to spark controversy.

An infant about one year old was brought to meet with MADA teams on Highway 9 near the Baqa-Jatt interchange after being scalded by a hot drink on his upper body. Medical teams provided initial treatment in the field and evacuated him in an intensive care ambulance to Rambam Hospital in Haifa, suffering from second-degree burns.

If you own an Android smartphone, you are likely familiar with the anxiety of a 'storage full' alert. Social media usage can fill half of your device's capacity in just a few months. Fortunately, Samsung's One UI interface includes hidden settings and simple software tweaks that can help you reclaim significant space without losing your precious memories.

Police forces and the Land Enforcement Authority raided a business and seized dozens of keys to additional vehicles. The operation was carried out following a court order, as authorities are now advancing a procedure for a heavy fine against the site's owners.

Minister Ze'ev Elkin discussed the upcoming Likud primaries with journalists. When asked why Gideon Sa'ar did not reserve a spot for him on the party list, Elkin explained that the decision was part of a strategy to allow Sa'ar to focus on his role as Foreign Minister.

The teenager was hit on Bnei Efraim Street and suffered significant head and abdominal injuries. MADA teams provided initial medical treatment and evacuated her to Ichilov Hospital while she was in a state of clouded consciousness.

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) concludes the second quarter and the first half of 2026 with the highest results in its history. Net profit for the half-year jumped to $449 million, and sales reached $4.275 billion.

Rapper Shabjdeed released SLV after both he and Saint Levant scheduled concerts for the same evening in Amman, and mocked Saint Levant's blend of politics, romance, and brands. Shabjdeed accuses him of "mixing Palestine with European lust."

The political system in Poland is in turmoil ahead of next year's elections: Grzegorz Braun, remembered for extinguishing a Hanukkiah with a fire extinguisher, may become a kingmaker following a split on the right that saw 40 MPs leave the Law and Justice party.

The Saudi club submitted a massive offer for the Nigerian striker, but faced a firm refusal from the Turkish champions. Al-Hilal, seeking a replacement for Darwin Nunez, has already signed Crysencio Summerville this summer for £60 million.

Zvika Yehezkeli publicly expressed support for Dr. Edy Cohen ahead of the Likud primaries: "Whoever can help him and support him – I give my recommendation." Cohen: "One must know how the enemy thinks."

Against the backdrop of complaints from families of the wounded regarding department staff, the Knesset member from the Democrats visited Rambam Hospital to see hospitalized IDF soldiers. He stated: "The healthcare system is a model of coexistence. We will not allow small-time politicians to poison Israeli life with ugly racism."

On a hot July day in 1965, the deafening sirens of ships anchored in Haifa port signaled a strike. The next day, newspapers reported that work was paralyzed on ten Israeli vessels, including the 'Theodor Herzl', as 3,500 sailors demanded the right to vote in the Knesset elections.

Following a complaint received by the Food Service at the Ministry of Health, it was found that the allergen labeling on a sweet product does not match its composition. The importer has announced a voluntary recall from shelves and urges consumers sensitive to certain allergens not to consume it.

The high-tech entrepreneur and protest activist, placed 9th on the "Democrats" list, was hospitalized. In a post from his hospital bed, he reassured followers, criticized the government, and promised: "Tomorrow I return like a ninja."

The hostage survivor launched his moving work at a special performance in Kibbutz Nir Oz, which received close support from Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, which also decided to support businesses from the north and reservists.

A planned meeting between TV presenter Ofira Asayag and Avihu Pinhasov led the production team to suggest unusual interview formats, but Asayag drew a clear red line and set her own condition.

Goldhar on the way to an exit: ex-Maccabi Tel Aviv player demands to leave Charleroi after an offer from Saudi Arabia was rejected (he has already missed 2 training sessions). The 'Yellows' are entitled to 20% of the future deal's profits plus solidarity fees, which are expected to bring the club hundreds of thousands to millions of euros.

Mer Group has signed an agreement with the Ministry of Defense to provide technological solutions and communication systems. The company's cumulative order volume for the current quarter has reached 62 million shekels.

After the meteoric success of "Derech HaShalom," the beloved singer experienced a severe slowdown in his career. This is how he managed to reinvent himself, bypass the gossip industry, and conquer the charts in Israel once again.

A man was arrested after leaving threatening items at the entrances to two bank branches and a well-known food chain in central Israel. Police investigators have gathered evidence linking him to the acts, and an indictment for threats and property damage is expected in the coming days.

In honor of International Left-Handers Day, scientists and zoologists prove that side preference is not exclusive to humans. From kangaroos that clearly prefer their left hand, through elephants whose limbs wear out from using only one side of the trunk, to lizards that divide their vision between both eyes for prey and threats — this is how the animal brain works to survive.

A stormy day in the Israeli energy market: NewMed is launching the first gas survey in Israel in years and returning to search for oil under Leviathan; quarterly profit jumped to $117 million. Expansion of production capacity boosted Tamar Petroleum's revenues to $87 million in the second quarter. Econergy secured huge financing of 229 million euros for the construction of a solar and storage...

The reasons for the weakness of the Israeli market in recent months, what might be the turning point, and why it is possible that the dollar's low is still ahead? Avner Hadad, CEO of Phoenix Investment House and co-CEO of KSM Mutual Funds, addresses the big questions of the capital market in a letter to investors.

The digital intelligence company reported a 16% growth in revenue for the second quarter, but failed to beat market expectations and lowered its forecasts for the future. At the same time, it announced a change of CEOs. Meanwhile, on Wall Street, the 'buy' recommendation for the stock is being maintained.

A Haifa resident is accused of a series of fraud and theft offenses against the elderly, after entering their homes and posing as a medical professional. The investigation was opened following a complaint from a Holocaust survivor whose credit card was stolen, and led to the discovery of additional victims.

Following a period of quiet under American pressure, Israeli strikes in the Gaza Strip continue. According to the IDF, a terrorist was targeted in Khan Yunis to remove a threat to the forces. Palestinian sources reported casualties in multiple strikes.

Kiryat Gat police, supported by Southern District intelligence, have arrested two local residents suspected of involvement in a July shooting. The covert investigation began after a gunshot victim arrived at Barzilai Hospital and refused to cooperate with authorities. Police have since seized an electric scooter believed to have been used in the crime.

Only after his death did Hodaya Barkan realize the privilege she was given to grow up alongside one of Israel's greatest actors, Yehuda Barkan, who adopted her in her childhood. Today, as she embraces his legacy and performs in a play based on the legendary film he starred in, "Charlie and a Half," she recalls the bullying she endured in childhood, talks about the fear of opening the adoption...

For years, technology has offered us a freedom of choice that seemed sparkling: streaming freed us from the broadcast schedule, delivery services made cooking unnecessary, and dating apps replaced matchmaking. However, psychologists and behavioral researchers understand today that the excess of options did not free us, but on the contrary: it only led us to a state of "choice fatigue," where...

When two of his close friends found themselves at the heart of a publicized conflict, chef Tomer Agai presents his perspective from behind the scenes. On Moshik's radical loyalty, the interests of television, and his personal journey from the spotlight and the service of Santa Katarina back to home and family. mako Eats - Rita Goldstein hosts the people responsible for everything tasty in Israel.

Rehabilitation from the car accident is still ongoing, but he has learned to live with the limitations. He separated from his partner who is 30 years his junior, but it suddenly turns out that it's not the end of the story. Niro Levi is already preparing for the new comedy play at Habima, "The Duck," and in the meantime clarifies that he has no idea why he was not cast in Adir Miller's new series.

"Very, very unusual": The director of the Meteorological Service, Dr. Amir Givati, explained in an interview with the ynet studio the connection between the possibility of heavy rains in the middle of August and the "Super El Niño" phenomenon, the reasons for the extreme change, and when the peak is expected.

The State Attorney's Office filed indictments against three young men from the center of the country who planned to assassinate a person in Ashdod using an explosive device and tracking devices. The device detached from the moving vehicle, fell onto the road, and was detonated remotely in the heart of a residential neighborhood. The State Attorney's Office noted that a disaster was avoided only by...

A senior US official told Walla that Washington condemns violence by any party and views stability in the West Bank as a security interest of Israel. The remarks come after Ambassador Mike Huckabee called the Jewish rioters in Qusra "Israeli terrorists" and their actions a "terrible act of terror."

Yuval Maor arrives at mako's "Spill It" just before her first birth and opens up about everything on her heart: the commenters who criticized her appearance, her frustration with her changing body, and her turbulent romantic past.

The "Rouge" restaurant at the Praz Hotel on the Golan Heights, which is open to the general public, offers an original interpretation of Galilee classics without losing its soul.

Police and the Tax Authority conducted a raid against tax debtors in Baqa al-Gharbiyye, seizing 10 vehicles during a joint enforcement operation. The activity focused on outstanding debts to the Haifa VAT and Income Tax offices.

The digital asset market is showing a negative trend as Bitcoin and Ethereum decline, while stablecoins remain relatively stable.

German airline Condor has resumed regular flights to Tel Aviv, 70 years after its first arrival in the country. The company's VP of Marketing and Communications discusses the strong demand for the Frankfurt route and the benefits for connecting passengers.

Following reports that the upcoming Eurovision will be held in Burgas, the tentative dates for the contest are now revealed: the first semi-final is scheduled for May 11 — Israel's Memorial Day for the Fallen Soldiers. The broadcasting corporation is expected to request to be placed in a different semi-final, amid fears of a refusal.

Meitar had to give up her physics studies, Neta fears the day she will lose her independence and need a wheelchair, and Maya looks at her father and sees the future that might await her too. Three young women with rare muscular dystrophy diseases tell about life alongside the pain, the uncertainty, and the struggle to keep dreaming despite everything. A social worker from Schneider: "Most young...

The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, issued a temporary injunction to remove a video of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu filmed at the Malha Mall in Jerusalem. The petition claims the video violates the prohibition on using children in election propaganda.

A resident of Shuafat was arrested yesterday following a long police chase after he refused to stop for an inspection at the request of traffic police officers. He was arrested and transferred for questioning.

Four years after writing off an investment of more than $400 million, Bill Ackman is returning to Netflix, convinced that the company has won the streaming war. He believes the company's current valuation reflects a significant discount.

Einat Erlich dons a yellow bikini on the Greek islands, proving that age is just a number. "Zero filters, zero effort," she clarified, while enjoying the sun and sharing joyful moments with her best friends.

The American-Israeli defense company Ondas reported second-quarter revenue of $84 million, a 14-fold increase year-over-year. Despite this growth, the company's operating loss widened to $163 million, driven largely by significant stock-based compensation for executives.

Users noticed that the search result for the OpenAI CEO's name claimed he died that same day. Google stated that the information was removed and that it was not a manual change, but rather data pulled from one of the sources. Altman's Wikipedia page was vandalized and edited several times, which likely caused the embarrassing error on Google.

Their spouses are on their sixth round of reserve duty since October 7, and they are living in a state of daily breakdown. Emuna Klein Bar-Noy and Maayan Shitrit told Ynet about raising children without their husbands ("every round is a practice for life without a father") and criticized MKs who support exemption from recruitment for the ultra-Orthodox: "How can they call themselves Zionists?"

Rahat is set to launch an advanced security system featuring cameras in hotspots and a dedicated drone, linked directly to a police control room. The initiative aims to detect shooting and violence in real time, reduce response times, and enhance personal safety for residents.

The children's father has been estranged from his father for about a decade. He expressed firm opposition to the grandfather's involvement in his family's life, and the judge adopted a social worker's report that supported this.

Tensions in the Palestinian village of Qusra led Knesset candidate Nimrod Shafer to call for the dismissal of Central Command chief Avi Bluth. Shafer deleted the tweet, but the Democrats called on candidates to moderate their messaging. And what was the surprising position of the Arab candidate?

The hidden strategy of the US President, the 15-point plan in Gaza, and the agreement to which Israel is barely a party. How Israel outsourced its security policy — how it works, and what should be done? Major General (res.) Tamir Hayman in a special commentary column.

Looking for your next career move? We have compiled a list of open development and high-tech positions to help you refresh your resume and find your next challenge.

A tweet by Nawaf Salam, Prime Minister of Lebanon, condemning IDF activity in the south of the country, was mysteriously deleted from his X account. Salam announced that an outside party managed to infiltrate his account, after which he published the original tweet again.

The Prime Minister was a guest on the podcast "Melech Be-Laitzer Chaim" (King of Life Production) hosted by Avi Hirsh, the father of Reef, who fell in Gaza. Hirsh is waging a campaign to bring a child into the world using his son's sperm to fulfill his will. Netanyahu shared that if he could, he would have brought a child from the sperm of his brother, the hero of Operation Entebbe: "Yes, I would...

Police officers from the Kiryat Gat station, guided by Southern District intelligence, have arrested two suspects involved in a shooting incident. The investigation began after a gunshot victim arrived at Barzilai Hospital in Ashkelon, refusing to cooperate with authorities regarding the circumstances of the attack.

A motorcyclist was eliminated in an airstrike near Khan Yunis today. Earlier, Paratrooper Brigade forces in the southern Gaza Strip shot a terrorist who breached the 'yellow line' and posed an immediate threat. These events occur amid reports from security officials regarding missed opportunities for targeted strikes.

Robert Shagaev, a former Ukrainian submarine commander who defected to Russia in 2014, was killed in an explosion in Sevastopol. Meanwhile, Ukraine continues its long-range strikes on Russian oil infrastructure, and Vladimir Putin's visit to the Kuril Islands has triggered a diplomatic crisis with Japan.

Following a report on hundreds of thousands of policyholders allegedly induced to purchase expensive policies, the Israel Insurance Agents Association is threatening unprecedented legal action against TheMarker and its senior reporter.

Bank Jerusalem has denied recent rumors, stating that no evidence of abnormal activity was found. Against this backdrop, we examined whether large-scale embezzlement remains possible today, given the tightened control mechanisms implemented after the 2002 Eti Alon and Trade Bank affair, in which 250 million shekels were stolen.

Ben Gandis is only 24 years old and has undergone a series of numerous surgeries to improve his appearance: nose, eyebrows, fat removal, jaw, dental alignment, eye lenses, and more. Following the 'looksmaxxing' trend, a great deal of discourse has arisen online, especially due to the surgery he is about to undergo on his private part.

Social media star and businesswoman Daniel Greenberg shared a video explaining to her young son, Ron, how to react to bullying. The conversation was sparked by an incident at kindergarten, leading Greenberg to share a valuable life lesson with her followers.

The Regavim movement has filed a petition against the Minister of Defense, the Central Command, the Civil Administration, and the Israel Police, demanding the demolition of an illegal four-building complex in Barta'a, Wadi Ara.

Great news for Jerusalem: Starting today, the light rail is implementing significant operational changes. The extended service will be in effect primarily on weekends, during the days of Selichot, and during the intermediate days of Sukkot.

With an unprecedented jump of hundreds of percent in profits, the credit and mortgage giant summarizes the strongest quarter since its inception and presents insane growth figures that will surprise the entire market.

One of Jerusalem's central traffic routes is scheduled to close starting next week due to infrastructure work. Consequently, changes are expected in public transport routes and traffic lanes. Drivers are requested to use navigation apps.

A couple from Netanya living in Moscow discovered a 1.2 million shekel mortgage registered on their apartment. They claim they are victims of a fraud network that used stolen documents to secure the loan.

The supermodel was a guest on a podcast and revealed the truth behind her participation, alongside Cara Delevingne, in the famous video created by Gal Gadot during the coronavirus period, in which she and other major celebrities performed the song Imagine. According to her, she did not know at all that she was part of a large-scale project, and thought she was recording a private birthday greeting...

After finishing in third place in the eighth season of "MasterChef", Gal Kaspers started a business that was very successful, until it closed in an instant. Today, as she returns to the screen with the goal of winning, she explains that the return was not simple: "It was a terrible feeling of defeat, to the point that I decided to stop dealing with food."

Cara Delevingne has released a teaser for her 'Crazy, Baby' music video, showing her topless on a treadmill. The release follows her recent Playboy cover, where she opened up about her evolving relationship with nudity and sexuality.

Tnuva halted butter supplies to Shufersal after the chain rejected price increases ahead of Shavuot. Products have returned to shelves at higher prices, though the hikes vary and did not always reach the 4.8% increase requested by Tnuva. While some competitors maintained previous pricing, others raised costs by as much as 11%.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has decided to exclude Democratic members of Congress from classified briefings, a move that could jeopardize the approval of the defense budget.

Ministry of Health inspectors discovered that bottles of "Alaska - natural mineral water" were brought into Israel from the Palestinian Authority territories without permits. The production and safety conditions of the water are unknown and it is not under supervision. The warning applies to all bottle sizes and all expiration dates.

Even before participating in the latest season, Sapir Harush cancelled her wedding following a relationship crisis, during which she experienced anxiety for the first time and was hospitalized. Two years later, she reflects on those moments: 'My body could not handle the pressures I experienced with my partner at home.'

President Trump's security drill turns out to be a minor detail in Putin's preparations. Not just swapping planes, but a private train, mysterious stations, identical offices, and network shutdowns. "Putin's public image is a lie."

The activity, which took place at the initiative of the Bat Yam Municipality and in cooperation with the "Habaita" organization, reflects the desire of new immigrants to integrate into Israeli society, take an active part in community life, and contribute to the city.

Dr. Udi Levy, former head of the 'Tzelem' unit in the Mossad, explains how the American administration is shifting the campaign to the financial arena: "They want that for every dollar the Iranians earn, they will only have ten cents left. If Trump gets his hands on the private assets of the Revolutionary Guards leaders, they will end the war."

Popular television presenter Liron Weizman, known for hosting "Big Brother," decided to take an extended break and traveled to Greece with her family. After a week abroad, she shared her initial reflections on the experience.

A major scandal at one of the world's most influential economic magazines: the chief content editor of Forbes was immediately fired following the exposure of a dubious financial deal conducted behind the scenes of a prestigious rating project.

After being injured during a challenging task at a great height, the show's star discovered that netizens were focusing on only one thing and decided to fight back in an especially painful post.

One of the most influential and eccentric comedic duos on Israeli television is reuniting for an intriguing new project set to air soon on Reshet 13.

Moshe Dahari breaks his silence and speaks candidly about indecent proposals he received from powerful figures in the entertainment industry, including agents and journalists who offered promotion in exchange for sexual acts.

After nearly two years of delays and "coordination between authorities," PriorTech reveals the IPO date for its subsidiary, Access, in China. However, the news comes alongside an announcement of another delay that forces the company to attach new reports. So what is really happening here, and how much is it worth to Israeli investors?

The model and actress surprised her followers on social media by sharing her desire to return to wearing head coverings, appearing for the first time without a wig while asking for recommendations: "It's like I forgot about this world."

The end of an era in the Tel Aviv cultural and nightlife scene: one of the leaders and founders of the "Teder" group has announced his departure from the place that became one of the city's most prominent and influential cultural institutions.

A censored report about a country that recommended its neighbor sign a peace agreement with Israel now in order to fight it in the future has caused a stir and raised the question: 'Must we live by our sword forever?' However, the idea of a temporary arrangement for tactical purposes is embedded in Islamic tradition and was part of the approach of Arafat and Mashaal. Instead of fostering illusions...

Israel's Cellebrite is appointing a new CEO and lowering its 2026 guidance. Following the announcement, the company's stock plunged more than 20% in premarket trading on the Nasdaq.

Every dog owner knows this, and now science confirms: dogs are indeed capable of recognizing when we are happy or sad. A new, groundbreaking study published earlier this week in the scientific journal iScience reveals how dogs' brains process different human facial expressions, including joy, sadness, anger, and fear.

Otzma Yehudit responded sharply today (Thursday) to the joint announcement by Yoav Sagalovitz and Mansour Abbas regarding the talks taking place between the two, claiming it is a "fire sale of the Jewish state with the cooperation of the Left." The party claimed that Abbas is trying, through Sagalovitz, to gain influence over the Ministry of National Security and government policy in the Negev and...

The water level of the Rhine River has dropped to a historic low, forcing cargo ships to reduce loads or suspend operations. As 80% of Germany's inland water traffic relies on the river, the disruption is increasing transport costs and fuel prices in Germany and Switzerland, with concerns growing that the shipping route could be severed entirely.

There are moments when something just feels wrong. We have no explanation, no clear fact to point to, and yet something inside signals us to stop. Sometimes the feeling turns out to be surprisingly accurate, and sometimes we realize it misled us completely.

Police Commissioner Danny Levy met with the Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Noam Sohlberg, and his deputy, Din Livne. Senior police officers were also present at the meeting, where they discussed ways to deal with threats to disrupt election day. Sohlberg: "It is our duty to ensure that every citizen can exercise their democratic right."

The protest against the arrest of a yeshiva student deteriorated into shouting, curses, and the use of the yellow star. On the eve of the month of Elul, this conduct harmed not only the IDF and the state, but also the values that the protesters seek to represent.

Security cameras captured the moment a hospital building collapsed on patients in Cali, Colombia. A woman was rescued alive 36 hours after the quake. The death toll has risen to 265, with hundreds still missing.

LTX, a company born from the planned split of Lightricks, is launching a new video model for training robots. In an interview with Globes, CEO Dr. Zeev Farbman explains the activity and who it will help: "We want to build the expensive part, so that startups in the field have a base to work with."

The general meeting approved the appointment of the former CEO of Microsoft Israel to the energy company's board of directors, against the backdrop of growing electricity demand for data centers and AI infrastructure.

Rabbi Reuven Timsit, a Chabad emissary in Vienna, describes the shock in the Jewish community following the disappearance of Meli and Liel Yahalomi. "This is a very unusual incident; privacy regulations in Austria make it difficult to obtain information." Despite fears of a security incident, the assessment is that the circumstances are different. Meanwhile, Israeli tourists and local Jews are...

On the night of the great massacre of protesters in Iran, Farid Ramezani was murdered. Security forces identified a tattoo of the Shah on him, shot him at close range, and mutilated his body. A photojournalist who documented the protests and attacks in Iran was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

In his new film, the Spanish director examines what is left for a great artist to say after having already created his greatest works, presenting a smart, funny, and love-filled cinematic experience. Despite his infuriating political stances, the film remains an excellent work of art.

The technology giant Alphabet, Google's parent company, is known primarily for its dominant search engine and cloud services. However, an official report recently filed by the company with US authorities reveals that it also functions as a prominent investor in the market. The report presents for the first time the scope of Google's investment in Elon Musk's aerospace company SpaceX, which has...

Knesset members Mansour Abbas and Yoav Sagalovitz held a meeting to discuss the possibility of Sagalovitz joining the Ra'am party list for the upcoming elections. The two agreed to continue direct contacts, a move that drew sharp condemnation from the Otzma Yehudit party.

According to a report in a newspaper affiliated with Hezbollah, the Houthis began shelling Saudi weapons depots in the Red Sea and Bab al-Mandab Strait area. The bombings began after they received information about Saudi Arabia's preparations for an attack against them, in coordination with the USA and the UK.

Mei Avivim discovered that new neighborhoods under construction in northern Tel Aviv would lack water access, leading to the approval of an 80 million shekel pipeline project with Mekorot.

While the world's largest technology companies fight over every artificial intelligence chip, South Korean manufacturer SK Hynix is betting it all. The company is investing $720 billion to establish the world's largest network of memory factories, driven by incessant demand for advanced components essential for high-performance AI processors.

Negligence during pregnancy or childbirth can result in the death of a fetus or a newborn. The question of whether the baby was born alive determines the scope of potential compensation. A lawyer explains the legal implications.

Following a significant increase in passenger traffic in the north, the Israel Airports Authority is launching an extensive development project, including a new parking facility and improved transport solutions.

The model arrived at a Castro team-building evening and discovered that her friends had organized a surprise henna ceremony for her ahead of her wedding. She stole the show in a striking, transparent metallic set.

With a desire to double his 350,000 euro annual salary and a low release clause, the Beitar Jerusalem star is targeting a move to the USA, Japan, or Dubai. Any agent who brings a tempting offer will be rewarded accordingly. Will captain Yarden Shua shake up the team just before the season starts?

SUPERMARKETING is a column that introduces you to the people leading the marketing world in Israel. This time: Ofri Shabo, CMO of Magnum Israel.

Just before the start of the season, mentalist Nevo Abutbul arrived at the greens' training camp and managed to surprise the players with a show that revealed an especially personal and embarrassing detail from the goalkeeper's past.

The international sports brand is breaking the traditional model and launching a special service that allows purchasing a single shoe, a move that could completely change the entire footwear industry.

Arbitrator Chen Schreiber has determined that the total value of Tiv Taam's acquisition of Mizrach Ve-Maarav will be 131 million shekels. This figure is 8% higher than the valuation set in the original December 2024 agreement.

Changes to the primaries and reserved spots in Likud are causing frustration among MKs and candidates, some of whom have approached Gilad Erdan's circle to explore joining "Ha-Achdut" (Unity). His circle clarified that those joining will be required to commit to the party's core principles.

If you lead a busy life, you are likely looking for ways to cut corners at home. One of the most common mistakes is constantly running the washing machine on the same mixed cycle at 40 degrees. It seems simple and fast, but in practice, it is a habit that can cause your appliance to smell like rotten eggs and damage your clothes.

More than 20,000 km of new pipelines are under discussion against the backdrop of the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. Countries in the Persian Gulf and Africa have discovered the potential, which is already yielding profits: "Demand is not expected to fade."

17-year-old Aviad Sasson admits to stabbing but claims he did not intend to murder. According to sources familiar with the details, the group arrived to take Shilat's belongings, fled after the confrontation, and Sasson hid in the Tiberias area before returning.

They were a step away from the trophy, but it slipped through their fingers. Now, 12 beloved past contestants are returning to the "MasterChef: Dream Team" kitchen to claim the title they missed. We caught up with them to see how they've grown professionally—from opening restaurants and pastry shops to building Pilates empires.

Haifa Airport is facing significant congestion and parking shortages due to record-breaking passenger numbers this summer. Authorities are working on infrastructure upgrades to address the load.

Looking for weekend performances? The updated concert schedule from mako Music with the hottest recommendations, dates, and locations for all the interesting performances this coming weekend.

The Ministry of Defense and the IDF have completed a complex procurement and transport operation from the United States. The cargo ship unloaded at the port of Haifa carried D9 bulldozers, armored vehicles, trucks, and numerous weapons to strengthen the readiness of ground forces.

Police failed to gather sufficient evidence to link Yossi Mussli to recent grenade attacks. Although Mussli requested to stay at his father's home in Kfar Shalem, the court ruled that due to the high criminal threat in that area, he must relocate to his home in Savion.

An innovative surgery performed at the Wolfson Medical Center may mark a breakthrough in the treatment of rare bone tumors: a multidisciplinary team removed a malignant tumor from the arm of a 41-year-old patient and reconstructed her shoulder using a 3D-printed implant specifically tailored to her body structure. According to the hospital, this is the first time in Israel that this technology has...

There are habits we adopt to relax and unwind, but sometimes they can signal something deeper. If you find yourself relying on one of these 7 habits for comfort, it is worth pausing to ask "why?" because even seemingly positive actions can sometimes be a sign of underlying emotional struggles.

Cola is in almost every refrigerator, but it is definitely not used only for drinking. Thanks to its acidity, sugar, and ingredients, one can find quite a few surprising uses for it, from the kitchen to household cleaning.

An illegal gambling apartment was exposed in Hadera during a search conducted by police officers at a complex in the city. Tens of thousands of shekels in cash, hundreds of euros, and thousands of dollars were seized at the scene, alongside a large amount of equipment suspected of being used to operate gambling games.

The court imposed a 45-day restriction order on Yossi Mussli, under which he will remain under house arrest and be prohibited from using messaging applications. The police claimed there is a violent conflict between criminal organizations. Mussli rejected the claims: "Everything they say I do from Kfar Shalem can be done from anywhere."

The Tel Aviv District Court is considering the release of Haim Rotter, accused of serious sexual offenses, to house arrest in Jerusalem. The process requires the approval of five monitors, three of whom are scheduled to appear in court on Monday.

Following a commercial dispute, the M. Lesser company will stop supplying eggs to the Rami Levy Shivuk HaShikma chain. The retailer assures that there will be no shortage, as another partner will take over the supply.

The company, which counts billionaire Aaron Frenkel among its prominent shareholders, recorded a 41% jump in quarterly profit thanks to the expansion of the Tamar reservoir. We examine why the first-half results appear lower and how much capital will be distributed to shareholders.

Serious documentation from the match against Poland's Katowice has sparked a major uproar on social media. UEFA may open a disciplinary procedure against the club, which could face heavy financial fines and the closure of stands.

A dramatic move by the international tech giant and the Aman company will change the way government ministries and public bodies in Israel will store their sensitive information in the era of artificial intelligence.

The defense agreement signed last week between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan is moving from the stage of declarations to implementation on the ground. The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced that the three countries will establish permanent political and military coordination mechanisms, turning the alliance into a coordinated operational force.

Turkish authorities have launched a series of raids at 123 locations against a network suspected of laundering approximately $2.1 billion. 30 suspects have already been arrested, and the investigation is examining a money trail that reports link to "Israeli financial networks."

A 54-year-old driver from Tayibe was caught on Highway 60 driving while disqualified for the seventh time. The vehicle, which had safety defects, was impounded, and the court ordered his detention until the end of the proceedings.

The Israel Airports Authority announced on Thursday the construction of a new parking lot at Haifa Airport, featuring approximately 900 spaces. The 20-dunam project aims to accommodate the recent surge in passenger traffic and expand travel options for residents of Haifa and the North.

The 'Ha-Shachaf' restaurant in Tel Aviv attempts to recreate the atmosphere of legendary fish joints from the past. Despite high-quality dishes, the effort to capture the old-school spirit feels like a mere imitation.

The swimmer set a great personal best of 24.62 seconds, touched the Israeli record, and secured a qualification for the 2027 World Championships. Loktev is the first reserve in the 200m freestyle semifinals, the relay team is the second reserve for the final.

The average monthly expenditure of a household in Israel is 18,088 shekels, but a family with two children in the center can exceed 25 thousand.

A five-year record in new apartment sales in Tel Aviv propelled the city to the top of the transaction table in the first half of 2026, while Jerusalem led in second-hand apartment sales. Despite the local surge, CBS data indicates a real estate market that continues to stagnate and an exceptionally high supply of new apartments.

Nvidia stock has surged significantly since the start of the AI revolution in January 2023, yet Wall Street analysts maintain that it remains undervalued. The average target price stands at $300, representing a 37% growth potential from the current price of $218.

The AI company Midjourney, which has become a profitable empire without external investors, reveals a revolutionary prototype for ultrasound body scanning. Will this move into the medical world succeed in changing the rules of the game?

An editorial in the New York Post attacks the housing policy of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, arguing that rent regulation and barriers to new construction are reducing the supply of apartments and driving up rents in the free market.

Hackers suspected of being linked to the Chinese government deployed autonomous artificial intelligence agents that breached government systems in Taiwan. The agents identified vulnerabilities and extracted approximately 2,500 sensitive records before the Israeli company Dream detected the breach.

Following a criminal investigation and suspicions of violence against his partner, local authorities in Israel have decided to cancel performances by the popular artist Ofek Adanek.

The veteran chef provided an honest glimpse into his busy world and explained why he finds it difficult to watch himself on the Keshet 12 screen, while revealing the truth behind the complex relationships between the show's judges over the years.

Guy Lerer, who established the supermarket as part of the protest against the cost of living in Israel, summarized the opening event last night of the new branch in Harish. Attaching a picture of himself looking exhausted but satisfied, he wrote moving words.

After discovering that a replacement was being sought behind his back, the guitarist for the well-known singer decided to turn to the Labor Court with a demand for massive compensation. All the details.

Aviv, an IDF veteran suffering from PTSD, was asked to leave a McDonald's branch while dining with his family and his service dog. Staff cited a customer's allergy as the reason. McDonald's has since apologized, calling the incident an error in judgment.

Two young men from Bat Yam, aged 18 and 22, are accused of throwing a fragmentation grenade several times at the Japanika restaurant in Kiryat Ono until it exploded, causing heavy damage. The two arrived masked on electric bicycles, and one of them is also accused of obstructing the investigation.

Six years after the normalization of relations between Israel and the UAE, Shimon Rafali, Deputy Head of the Institute for Security Policy of the Habithonistim movement (IDSF), analyzes the resilience of the Abraham Accords. He argues that the true test of peace lies in the education system, not just in diplomatic chambers.

Meli Brimer surprised her son live on the dance floor and addressed his relationship with Agam Buhbut — and exactly what she expects from her after more than five years of dating her son. We hope the message got through.

Pressure in the ears, temporary hearing loss, and sometimes sharp pain are familiar phenomena during a flight, especially during landing. But there are several simple actions that can help.

The Department of Internal Police Investigations filed a serious indictment on Wednesday at the Nazareth Magistrate's Court against a former Border Police officer for sexually harassing a minor under the age of 14. According to the indictment, filed by attorney Hila Cohen, the defendant served as a combatant in the Shahar company of the Jerusalem Border Police and conducted sexually explicit...

Journalist David Wertheim found himself in an amusing situation yesterday while looking for assistance in affixing a mezuzah. In a post on his X account, alongside a photo with "The Patriots" host Yinon Magal, he wrote: "I was looking for someone to install a mezuzah for me, and this is who they sent me from the Rabbinate." Magal took on the task and helped the journalist affix the mezuzah in his...

V, a member of the global pop group BTS, revealed on Wednesday that he is receiving medical treatment for hearing impairment in one ear. The announcement came during the group's world tour, which reunites all seven members following a hiatus for mandatory military service. The singer, whose full name is Kim Tae-hyung, shared in a live broadcast that he has been dealing with the condition for two...

Does the direction of the cut matter (yes), is there a better way to dice it (yes), and is there a way to dramatically reduce its caramelization time (absolutely yes)? Today we will delve into how to chop an onion correctly and how people with no time or patience get perfect caramelized onions.

A report by UN Women reveals the dire situation of women living under the Taliban. Half of the women who responded to a survey claimed they leave their homes twice a month or less. Only 7% of women in the country are employed, and for many who are left without family, this is a critical situation.

Legislation in several countries prohibiting employers from contacting staff outside working hours raises the question of whether such norms will reach Israel. Constant digital availability is blurring the lines between work and leisure, contributing to employee burnout.

In recent weeks, the residents of Nazareth have been feeling a sensation that was foreign to them for a long time - personal security. In the city, which led in the number of violent incidents and which the police define as a "microcosm of Arab society in the north," no murder incidents have been recorded for over two months. The police clarify: "The road is still long."

The pop star and Kelce were married in New York in a massive ceremony in front of about a thousand guests and a host of huge stars, hosted by Adam Sandler and accompanied by Paul McCartney. Despite the size and the glittering list, the festive evening was kept completely out of the public eye and guests were required to deposit their phones at the entrance. Now, the new groom speaks for the first...

According to the IDF Spokesperson's statement, the terrorist approached the forces in a way that posed an immediate threat. The report comes against the backdrop of statements by security officials that opportunities to attack Hamas military wing operatives were missed in the last week due to government policy.

The Israel Land Authority (ILA) has submitted a court update regarding soil contamination tests in the Sde Dov quarter ahead of a land distribution lottery, which has already been postponed. While the judge deemed the delay "negligible" compared to the risk of discovering significant contamination gaps, the lack of data means the lottery will be postponed once again.

A few days before the Peace Council announced the historic agreement with Hamas, the commander of the Northern Brigade in Gaza spoke in a closed conversation with members of Kibbutz Mefalsim. The senior officer explains why the yellow line is critical for security and warns against returning to the situation of October 6.

After many delays, the decision has finally been made. Following a competition between two central cities—the capital, Sofia, and the popular tourist coastal city of Burgas—the decision was made in favor of the latter, which is already preparing to welcome thousands of fans.

Businessman Marius Nacht continues his massive divestment in Tel Aviv, liquidating two luxury penthouses as part of a strategic shift toward new investment sectors.

The rivalry between Big Brother participants is escalating on social media. Tal Tito has accused Inbal Eldan of using spam pages for harassment, while Tito herself is embroiled in a separate public dispute with Noya Biton.

Corinne Gideon opens up about family complexity against the backdrop of public turmoil, admitting that some of her husband's family members do not enlist: "Honestly, it bums me out."

Following a series of departures, the i24NEWS foreign desk suffers another blow with the resignation of well-known journalist Maayan Raphael, who is reportedly joining the upcoming Channel 16.

Shirley Levy decided to treat herself to a luxury gift for her 30th birthday, but she never imagined the surprise that would be waiting for her at home after her Instagram post.

New records were set at the Esports World Cup, but the tournament's most impressive achievement was for the digital assets industry. For the first time, crypto giants have become official sponsors of the event.

A mother of children who was injured in Arad by an Iranian missile strike underwent a delicate microsurgical procedure to reconstruct facial nerves in an attempt to restore her facial symmetry and the ability to close her eye.

From the kitchen floor to the windows, women across the web have started turning the act of cleaning into a real operation: pouring quantities of water, adding a generous amount of detergent, scrubbing, rinsing, and rinsing again — until the whole house looks like it has been washed with a hose. These videos, which show the "before and after" moments and the foam being washed off the surfaces...

The stock has seen declines and gains since the morning hours, while a gag order has been placed on the investigation into the disappearance of Meli and Liel Yaalomi. The bank clarifies after an inspection: "No findings were found indicating any unusual activity regarding the bank's funds or assets."

An 18-year-old Bedouin, a resident of Bir al-Maksur, was arrested on suspicion of driving a scooter without a license, entering a playground near Shfaram, and hitting two 8-year-old children. According to the police, the children were moderately injured and taken to the hospital, while the suspect fled the scene.

Beit El Council head, Shai Alon, claimed that the blockade is an "irreversible damage to Israel and the settlement movement." He told ynet that the "lost youth" responsible for the violence "are in the areas of Ben Gvir and Son Har-Melech" - and absolved Smotrich and the IDF of responsibility. Yesha Council head: "There is no justification for violence against uninvolved people or security...

Lt. Col. A., the intelligence officer of the Gaza Division during October 7, continues to serve in Aman despite Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir's decision to end his service. Roni Eshel's father stated: "I don't understand how this man is still wearing an IDF uniform."

Winners of the MerageNext 2025 competition will receive grants, mentoring, and access to the Innovation Bridge program in California.

The Syrian Ministry of Justice has established a committee to pursue the extradition of senior Assad regime officials who fled the country. The committee will coordinate with Interpol following the death sentences handed down by the local judiciary.

Over the past day, Israeli and international media have been flooded with screaming headlines about a "siege" that settlers are allegedly imposing on the village of Qusra. These images, which resonate rapidly around the world and create a display of defamation against the State of Israel, are part of a well-oiled marketing machine.

Despite the slowdown in the residential real estate sector, Africa Israel Residences managed to sell 71 housing units this quarter, with the monetary volume of transactions rising to 248 million shekels.

World press headlines: The CIA casts doubt on Israeli intelligence regarding the assassination attempt on Trump, the Houthis are risking everything for Iran and risking a ground war with Saudi Arabia, and the Iranians learned from Ukraine how to take down fighter jets using a swarm of drones. Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the world media about Israel.

Since taking the helm at Berkshire Hathaway, Greg Abel has moved quickly to trim the company's consumer stock holdings, including Amazon and Domino's Pizza. However, Coca-Cola remains a core fixture of the portfolio, largely due to its exceptional dividend yield.

Tadiran concluded the second quarter with a net profit of 15 million shekels, reversing last year's loss. Revenue rose by 15.1%, driven by a 34% surge in the energy sector.

Kaspersky researchers identified new capabilities in a campaign targeting organizations in Israel: attackers are using Google Apps Script to disguise malicious communication and are operating a recovery mechanism designed to maintain access to computers even after the communication channel is blocked.

A 2016 sleep laboratory study has confirmed that women require more sleep than men to function properly. Experts point to the concept of "mental load" as the primary factor behind this need.

Angel Aguirre, former governor of the state of Guerrero, has been officially charged with involvement in the 2014 disappearance of 43 students — one of the most harrowing cases in Mexican history, which became a symbol of cartel violence and official cover-ups. The country's president pledged to uncover the truth: 'I will invest all my efforts.'

New York City Council member Zohran Mamdani has announced his support for a bill requiring Amazon to hire couriers as direct employees. The move aims to curb exploitative employment models in the gig economy.

International model Mishel Gerzig sets the record straight regarding rumors about her marriage to Thibaut Courtois. She also opens up about career trade-offs and her recent recognition in the world of high fashion.

New York Magazine has dedicated an article to the Arab culture that has become a prominent phenomenon in New York since October 7. The author describes a "Middle Eastern enclave" with hipsters in keffiyehs, themed parties, and cafes where dialogue with Israelis becomes a reason for apologies. The publication has sparked sharp criticism: opponents call it not pluralism, but a form of excluding Jews...

A couple residing in France purchased an apartment of approximately 50 sq. m in the "Migdal Kramim" project by Moshav in Jerusalem for their daughter, who plans to immigrate to Israel and study at the Hebrew University. Alongside the proximity to family, the buyers explained that the rising antisemitism in France strengthened their desire to hold property in Israel.

120 out of 136 graves in the plot for illegal immigrants from Cyprus remain unknown, including the grave of Shlomo Haimson, who was shot in a detention camp in 1948. A complex cross-referencing of map fragments led to solving the mystery, providing closure for his daughter, who was only four days old when he was killed.

A woman from Georgia booked an appointment with a hairdresser and paid a $50 deposit, but the appointment was cancelled at the last minute citing a family emergency - and the money was not refunded. At the time scheduled for the appointment, she found the hairdresser sitting with friends at a restaurant, documented the confrontation, and ordered food and a shot of tequila on her tab.

The partnership controlled by Delek Group reported strong second-quarter 2026 results. The completion of the third pipeline and the INGL underwater section is expected to increase production and export capacity starting next quarter.

The CBS updated the construction input index immediately following the petition filed by the real estate giant at the beginning of 2025, but the weights have not been updated since, and the parties are heading to a Supreme Court hearing at the end of the year. Denya intends to present new evidence and expert opinions, which could cause another jump in the index. What will this do to apartment...

The fashion chain is launching its back-to-school collection and rolling out aggressive promotions in all branches and on the website, with a variety of stationery, shirts for 15 shekels, and designer bags at low prices.

After a heavy loss of tens of millions of shekels last year, the climate and energy giant concludes an exceptionally strong quarter with revenues of over half a billion shekels and an order backlog that continues to double itself.

Eden Harel has been used to standing in front of cameras for decades, but this time she returns to the kitchen in "MasterChef: Dream Team" with a desire to step out of her comfort zone. In an interview with +12, she talks about her love for experimenting in the kitchen, admits that returning to the competition caused her stress, and explains why she came to enjoy the experience.

Jeff Dean, one of Google's most renowned engineers, has left the company after 27 years and is already generating significant buzz in Silicon Valley. Dean is in advanced talks to raise $1 billion for his new startup, Discovery Loop. The planned fundraising round is expected to value the company at approximately $10 billion, an exceptionally high figure for a startup at such an early stage.

Her company owes about $3 million to creditors, luxury inventory is facing destruction, and only about 14,000 shekels remain in the coffers. Yet, the supermodel was caught spending a sunny day with her daughter on a luxury yacht that costs thousands of shekels a day. Were the debts left on the shore?

MK Alon Schuster of the National Unity party published a post challenging the strategy of his party chairman, Benny Gantz. While Gantz insists solely on establishing a "broad Zionist government," Schuster proposes a two-stage model: first remove Netanyahu, and only then establish a stable government.

The Likud party published today, Thursday, the final list of candidates ahead of the primaries taking place this coming Monday. The publication follows the withdrawal of all petitions last night, ending a complex legal crisis that threatened to postpone the movement's internal elections.

Revenues in the malls held by Melisron rose by approximately 11% in the second quarter of 2026, following a 5% decline in the previous quarter due to the impact of Operation "Lion's Roar." Since the start of marketing in May, the company has sold 56 apartments in the PARK 51 project in Herzliya.

362 Ukrainian UAVs were intercepted and destroyed overnight Thursday across several Russian regions, including Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk, Rostov, Moscow, Tatarstan, Crimea, and Krasnodar, as well as over the Black and Azov Seas, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The struggle surrounding the future of FIFA President Gianni Infantino is escalating. Patrice Motsepe, FIFA Vice President and President of the Confederation of African Football, has come to the defense of the official procedure within the organization and warned against attempts to oust Infantino before the upcoming elections.

First International Bank has decided to merge its technology subsidiary, Mataf, into its core operations. The bank aims to enhance efficiency and integrate technological development directly into its banking infrastructure.

Ever since artificial intelligence burst into our lives, we find ourselves constantly jumping between different sites, opening countless accounts, and dealing with annoying usage limits. A new platform called Arena.ai solves this by bringing all the leading models to one place.

Tnuva is relocating its 51%-owned "Rico" pasta factory to the Rehovot dairy complex, following the closure of the "Olivia" spreads plant. The project involves an investment of approximately 30 million shekels.

The cost of living in Iran is breaking records following the military conflict, the naval blockade, and inflation that has crossed the 80% threshold. Facing a sharp drop in purchasing power, companies and businesses in the country are forced to turn to creative marketing methods, selling half-portions, and deferred payments via "buy now, pay later" to survive.

Ilanit Siyusa, a resident of Kibbutz Kfar Aza, told Walla that she "does not currently see the restoration of the sense of security." Yael Raz-Lahiani, a resident of Nahal Oz who returned to her home, shared: "The residents' sense of security is decreasing; on one hand, there is a reduction in military forces, and on the other, the strengthening of Hamas."

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro criticizes Israeli public diplomacy and the issue of Haredi conscription, assesses that J.D. Vance is leading the Republican race for 2028, and warns of the deepening rift in the American right and radicalization on the left against Israel and the USA.

The investment bank gave Leumi a 'buy' recommendation and expects a 24% upside for the stock compared to its closing price yesterday. 'Revenue momentum has improved, the bank's efficiency has reached new record levels, and credit growth has already reached management's targets for the current year,' the economists wrote.

Tech giant Apple is preparing for a leadership change, as John Ternus will take over as CEO on September 1st, replacing Tim Cook. However, Ternus is arriving at the company during a particularly complex period. Despite strong performance, Apple is facing an unusual rise in iPhone production costs, which is forcing it to raise prices for consumers. The main reason for this is a severe global...

Just four months ago, he admitted that the gym was not part of his life, but now the eldest son of the TV host and well-known businessman is showing off an exceptionally muscular physique.

The "Patriots" panelist and well-known commentator who left Reshet 13 is returning to print journalism. He joins "Makor Rishon" to write a regular weekly column in the "Yoman" supplement, addressing questions on religion, tradition, and Israeli identity.

The green energy company concludes a strong quarter in the USA and Europe, but is forced to deal with an impairment of 185 million shekels and is transferring operations to Lithuania.

While many struggle with weight-loss medications, a new study reveals that there is a much easier method that can easily shed excess kilograms from the body. The mechanism is not a "fat-burning" magic, but a combination of caloric savings and a slight, temporary increase in energy expenditure.

The beloved singer shared personal moments with his millions of followers and revealed a significant change in his young daughter's life, alongside an especially touching tribute he dedicated to his eldest daughter, Elin.

The Yohananoff chain is slashing prices, offering a wide range of electrical appliances, smart TVs, baby products, and cleaning supplies at significant discounts in its branches.

One act of violence follows another, the Chief of Staff is required to convene urgent situation assessments, and the American administration expresses growing concern over the helplessness of the Israeli security system in the face of Jewish terror in Judea and Samaria. Beyond the political damage, this is a moral stain cast upon Israeli society as a whole.

The daughter of the late King of Pop has opened up about her destructive relationships, cancelled engagements, her tough childhood at the Neverland estate, and her ongoing struggle with addiction. "Alcohol turned me into a bitch," she admits.

Despite modest investments in artificial intelligence and a policy of avoiding mass layoffs, Apple has reached a record market valuation of $5 trillion. Analysts attribute this success to the company's conservative approach and efficient business model.

Bank Leumi has announced a partnership with Galaxy Digital to offer digital asset trading services. The service, integrated into the Leumi Trade app, is expected to launch in early 2027.

Middle East expert Dr. Eddie Cohen described in an interview with Tal Meir the potential for a war between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis in Yemen, amid escalating tensions and ongoing exchanges of fire.

25.4 billion shekels have already been accumulated in the "Savings for Every Child" program, and the cumulative profit has reached 3.85 billion. However, 37% of parents forgo doubling the monthly deposit, and almost half do not bother to choose an investment track. The most worrying figure: 80% of children who received a default track are the second child or later in the family. And banks? 98,119...

Bruno Foucher, Paris's representative in the Central African Republic, brought a "non-stop parade" of local young women to the official residence in a manner that aroused the suspicion of the French police. The senior diplomat said in his defense that they were "students" he was helping with their studies.

Shares of AI cloud provider CoreWeave jumped yesterday (Wednesday) by approximately 19%, bringing the company's market value to nearly $59 billion. The surge followed the release of second-quarter reports, which revealed a staggering figure: the company's backlog reached $104 billion, compared to about $30 billion last year. These are signed contracts that the company has yet to deliver...

Overseas tabloids are buzzing about the romantic life of the Hollywood star, and rightly so. The actor married photographer Kristie Bush, and it was only with the news of the wedding that it was revealed he had actually divorced his ex-wife under the radar.

The 20% tax bracket has been expanded from 16,150 to 19,000 shekels per month, and the 31% bracket up to 25,100 shekels, a change resulting in monthly savings of up to 420 shekels.

Following a Channel 14 exposé, an investigation was opened today, Thursday, against Issa Grayeb, a lecturer at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, who spoke harshly against the State of Israel and the IDF.

Chip giant Nvidia continues to ride the artificial intelligence wave, but it now turns out that its next growth engine is not just the famous graphics processors. The company's networking technology division recorded record revenue of $14.8 billion in the first fiscal quarter of 2027, a 199% jump compared to the same period last year.

Fox News reported on Thursday that Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport will install foot-washing stations for Muslims inside its restrooms. The project is privately funded and expected to be completed by the end of the year.

A surprise in the official ballot for the Likud primaries: the name of MK Eliyahu Revivo is missing from the list of candidates. Knowledgeable sources claim that Revivo, who was preparing to run, finally decided not to enter the race.

The X network suspended the account of Yahya Sarea, the military spokesman for the Houthis, which had more than 121,000 followers. The account was used by him to announce attacks in the Red Sea and the region, and X stated that he violated the platform's rules.

A new lawsuit against the US President demands to stop the service selling early access to official White House messages on Truth Social: "A clear violation of the Constitution."

In an interview with 103FM radio, Barda said: "In the US, they are asking themselves where this event came from? And these people believe that the lands in the West Bank are guaranteed and given to the people of Israel." "Leiter says that we are losing the remnants of our good friends," he added regarding the label given to the rioters.

The "Habibi City" cover story of New York Magazine, which dealt with Arab and Muslim culture in New York, sparked sharp criticism from Jewish and pro-Israel sources. At the center: claims of ignoring Jews of Mizrahi and North African descent, hostile references to Israel and the war in Gaza, and criticism of the food article. "I will not pay for a subscription to a magazine that actively works to...

The betting platform Kalshi reported 32 cases of suspected insider trading to regulators in the second quarter. According to The New York Times, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is currently conducting up to 20 active investigations based on this evidence.

Is the State of Israel retreating from the policy it set for itself to combat prostitution? Five years after the entry into force of the Prohibition of Consumption of Prostitution Law, a report by the Knesset Research and Information Center raises troubling questions.

Hyper Global concludes the second quarter of 2026 with record results, a dramatic jump in profits, and a meteoric rise in operations across Israel and the globe.

A huge drama behind the scenes of Maccabi Tel Aviv: the main sponsor sent a sharp warning letter and threatens to take legal action following a planned move that he claims was intended to deprive him of purchasing the club's shares.

Noa Moses decided to open up and share the exhausting and intense schedule of the decision retreat, including a drone that surprised her in a private moment and an intriguing hint ahead of Saturday.

During a tour of a veteran Jewish institution in Argentina, Keren Peles was granted a historic gesture and invited to sign the official guestbook alongside the country's greatest past leaders.

The "El Niño" climate phenomenon is expected to reach its peak in December, but it is already causing severe droughts on three continents, damaging crops and threatening food supplies. The UN warns that tens of millions more could face severe hunger.

When it opened back in 1999, Zuzubara brought a real breakthrough to the country and saw huge lines for many months. After the chain was sold in 2024, the buyers decided to refresh the ranks, and now the chain is getting a facelift, including innovations that haven't been thought of yet in pan-Asian chains in Israel.

One of Israel's largest egg marketing firms has notified the Rami Levy Shivuk Hashikma chain that it will halt supplies at the end of August due to a commercial dispute. The chain currently sells eggs below the government-regulated price.

Families from the core group of the "Ganim" settlement moved in this morning to live in the settlement that was evacuated from northern Samaria. Minister Bezalel Smotrich, who led the regulation of the settlement and the return to it, congratulated: "This summer, 11 new settlements will be established in the region." Head of the Samaria Regional Council, Yossi Dagan: "A moment of historical...

Police officers who arrived to search for illegal weapons encountered fire in an open area. In the footage from body cameras, the calls can be heard: "Shooting! Shooting!", "Take cover" and "We are engaged in an exchange of fire". A suspect was arrested and a weapon was seized.

Golani and Border Police forces evacuated about 100 right-wing activists from Qusra, but none were arrested despite clashes and damage to local infrastructure. The IDF demolished the outpost and is reviewing disciplinary measures against reservists who acted against orders.

Our politicians know that change is necessary, but instead of facing reality, they prefer to kick the problems down the road and apply superficial band-aids.

Ali Shami, 48, won the tender for the position of permits officer and will attend the Israel Police officer training course. Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana congratulated him: "This is a moving moment and a source of great pride."

First publication: The senior official, who was the right hand of the outgoing head of the PID, has requested to end her role and move to the appeals department of the State Attorney's Office — while the handling of the case involving Itamar Ben Gvir's associates has not yet concluded. "There is no connection to the handling of the case," the State Attorney's Office claimed.

Here is a topic you probably didn't think about when you wrote your will: who will get your mobile phone, where all your WhatsApp chats, videos, photos, emails, and more are stored. So why is it actually important to include in your will an instruction regarding the use of phone content by heirs?

Families of sailors on the aircraft carrier report severe mental distress, suicide attempts, and poor living conditions, while the US Navy claims there has been no increase in reports of suicidal thoughts and that the crew is receiving medical and mental support.

The investigation into the murder of Eldar Dayan continues: The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court has extended the detention of suspects Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz until August 19. This marks the fifth extension of their detention since late July.

Following the report and subsequent public outcry, the circumstances leading to the controversial decision not to respond to an infiltration threat on the 'yellow line' are becoming clearer. Soldiers observed 50 Hamas terrorists 'training' and suspected a raid. Commanders did not identify a 'specific threat' and ordered them to wait. The IDF clarifies that no unusual gathering was confirmed.

The President is attempting to project that the Strait of Hormuz is under American control, yet on the ground, very few ships dare to traverse it.

After three years of war, it is time to say thank you. A new series of fairs across four locations will feature hundreds of businesses owned by reservists, showcasing everything from food and agriculture to design and fashion. The initiative will be highlighted on Channel 12 News. Are you a business owner? Register now to participate.

Radical Jewish fringes are determined to provide Israel's enemies with the images, anecdotes, and headlines needed. The Christian dimension makes the strategic stupidity even more stunning.

Google has unveiled a new touch-sharing mode for Quick Share, allowing Android users to transfer files by simply bringing devices together. This feature eliminates the need to manually select recipients from a list.

After a 2:2 draw against Malaga, the English refused to participate in the penalty shootout for fear of missing their flight. Alvaro Arbeloa was sent off and the locals celebrated the win wildly.

The midfielder discussed his first season outside of Israel, working with Robbie Keane, and ambitions in Europe: 'Our squad is strong enough to overcome this hurdle.'

While Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel Katz boast of a determined security policy, Israel has returned to a reality of containment vis-à-vis Hamas and Hezbollah. Thus, Israel's security falls into the abyss between boastful words and a lack of response on the ground.

Vladimir Putin has visited the Kuril Islands, which are disputed between Russia and Japan, for the first time. The visit, which sparked a sharp protest in Tokyo, took place against the backdrop of Russian military exercises and a North Korean ballistic missile launch.

A 41-year-old Tel Aviv resident is accused of approaching a combat soldier on leave and asking for a loan, claiming he had been in an accident. When the soldier withdrew money from an ATM, the defendant snatched thousands of shekels from his hands and fled. The soldier did not give up, started a foot chase, endured threats and an assault at the entrance to a bus, until the police arrived at the...

Just 3 months after operating in the northern sector, the 931st Battalion of the Nahal Brigade is holding a tense sector in Judea and Samaria. Between arresting wanted persons and locating weapons, the battalion went out for an intensive exercise in Nahal Kana: "Simulates Lebanon in the best way." The new battalion commander, Lt. Col. N., in a special interview about dealing with the threat of...

Cisco reports a dramatic surge in orders for artificial intelligence infrastructure and publishes an annual revenue forecast of up to $73.4 billion, well above the market's previous analyst expectations.

Ahead of the new school year, the fashion chain Lee Cooper is launching a discount of about 50% on jeans models from the new summer collection, which will cost only 149.90 NIS in all branches until September 1st.

With the summer vacation in full swing, many are already looking ahead to the Tishrei holiday season. The Adam hotel chain has announced a special promotion offering up to a 25% discount on stays at various locations across the country for Isracard holders.

The residential company sold 71 apartments in the quarter. Despite market concerns, the decrease in unsold inventory highlights a successful performance. Net profit rose to 23.6 million shekels, with an average apartment price of 3.68 million shekels this year. CEO Ronit Ashed Levy announced the development of 2,000 additional housing units.

The explosion between Asi Buzaglo and Omri Kanda takes a surprising family turn after Buzaglo's mother-in-law decided to intervene and sent particularly harsh barbs about the former footballer's past.

The importer of Apple products in Israel concludes an exceptionally strong quarter with a jump of tens of percent in sales, millions distributed to investors, and a new computer model that became a surprising sales hit.

Hasan Piker, who has millions of followers and is considered a prominent voice on the American left, refuses to apologize for his harsh statements against Israel. At the same time, his influence on the Democratic Party is growing.

Tuesday's battle of the giants marked a significant shake-up for one of Israel's major channels, which faced defeat across nearly every category. While Reshet 13 finished last in late-night programming, it narrowly edged out Channel 14 during prime time.

Against the backdrop of the ongoing struggle with Iran and the sharp spike in fuel prices across the USA, a gas station in New York state offered drivers an original way to ease the burden on their wallets. The new challenge went viral online and received more than 10 million views. "We wanted to bring some joy to people in these difficult times," said the mastermind behind the idea.

The "English for All" program, intended to integrate AI into English studies for 300,000 students, faces significant challenges including equipment shortages, lack of teacher training, and pending software selection. The Ministry of Education maintains that the program is designed to fit existing school infrastructure.

According to the head of the Qusra council, the forces that arrived to evacuate the outpost are still in the area, and residents were instructed to avoid "unnecessary vehicle movement." A hilltop activist claimed that the forces "sowed destruction and confiscated everything they saw," while in the US there is anger, labeling the extremists who established the outpost as "Israeli terrorists."

Meta announced that since the Australian ban took effect in December, 462,000 Instagram accounts and 294,000 Facebook accounts suspected of belonging to users under 16 have been disabled.

German automaker Porsche is set to combine its emissions pool with China's Xpeng. This strategic move aims to meet strict EU environmental standards and avoid substantial financial penalties.

Alon Tal, CEO of the Merit fund, clarifies the investors' role in the Reshet 13 acquisition. He emphasizes that the project is a business investment rather than a political tool and denies any direct management involvement pending regulatory approval.

Barak Peleg, former coach of Hapoel Galil Elyon, took charge of the Otef Darom basketball club to help residents of the Gaza envelope recover after the events of October 7. The project has become a symbol of renewal.

Ukraine has launched a new form of economic warfare by targeting Wildberries logistics centers with UAVs. The goal is to shatter the illusion of normalcy for Russian citizens and strike at the heart of the Russian economy, setting a dangerous precedent.

Every AI prompt has an environmental cost: servers consume vast amounts of water and electricity. Increased system efficiency only drives higher usage, following the Jevons paradox.

There is quite a bit of synergy between the two companies that makes the potential acquisition deal a logical step: while Anthropic holds the largest market share in the field of code generators, Decart's models, which are capable of making decisions, planning tasks, analyzing the environment, and understanding language, could help Anthropic enter worlds where it is less dominant. And this is not...

Conflicts in the security establishment and anarchy in the territories are no longer confined to local borders. When an American citizen from Ohio is besieged and the White House loses patience, Israel pays a price.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog noted that Nahari left behind a "rich journalistic and cultural legacy." Journalist Amir Bar-Shalom eulogized him, calling him a "charming man and a rare professional." Politicians and colleagues, including Yair Lapid and Avigdor Lieberman, expressed their condolences following the passing of the legendary journalist, who died after a battle with ALS.

The Yellows need a big comeback against CSKA Sofia after the 3-0 defeat in the first leg, but the club believes it can be done (21:00, Sport1). Kenny Miller has focused on belief, capitalizing on chances, and reducing errors, with several lineup changes expected.

After being impressed by the city and the club, the midfielder signed a two-year contract with Hanoi FC and will earn $300,000 net per season before bonuses. Israeli players and coaches are exploring the possibility of following in his footsteps.

The club believes that qualifying for at least the Europa League and the resulting financial influx will boost efforts to sign a center-back and an attacking midfielder, allowing them to re-engage with players who previously declined offers or were deemed too expensive.

A 28-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of shooting a resident of Tamra at a bicycle repair shop and fleeing the scene. The getaway vehicle was located in Haifa, and drugs not intended for personal use were seized during a search of the suspect's home.

The girl was playing with a relative and suddenly ran into a rope, injuring her head. Moments before entering surgery, her condition deteriorated and she lost consciousness. Emergency surgery performed at the neurosurgical unit at Ziv Medical Center saved her life. "If the girl had not been treated immediately, she could have died."

The giant Israeli flag in Kfar Shmaryahu was recently removed due to a legal dispute between its owner, the local council, and the Herzliya municipality. Boaz Hayun shared that he raised it "with the intention of uniting the people" after October 7, and has now decided not to appeal - because "such an appeal would not unite the people." In Kfar Shmaryahu, they denied his words.

The number of credit cards issued by Isracard has crossed the quarter-million mark, a jump of 200,000 new non-bank credit cards in just four months. The high recruitment rate for the Fly Card club supports the company's forecast of adding 1.2 to 1.6 billion shekels to pre-tax profit over the agreement's duration.

After numerous delays, the host city for Eurovision 2027 will be officially announced today at noon. Twenty countries have confirmed their participation so far, including Israel, with Sofia and Burgas remaining as the final contenders.

Melisron released its Q2 2026 financial results, showing an 11% increase in tenant revenues and a major contract with Nvidia. The company's representative annual NOI is projected to reach 1.82 billion shekels.

The company is scaling up its hardware operations in Israel, recruiting senior engineers from Nvidia and other industry leaders to drive breakthrough developments in artificial intelligence.

A new poll reveals a sharp decline in support for Hamas and a deep crisis of confidence in Abu Mazen and the Palestinian Authority. On the other hand, the majority of the public still opposes the disarmament of Hamas and expresses support for Iran and the Houthis.

Veteran Israeli journalist Oren Nahari has passed away at the age of 70. He had been battling Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a diagnosis he shared publicly in early 2026. For over four decades, Nahari was a central figure in international news coverage, serving as a reporter, editor, and commentator.

According to a report in the New York Post, White House Communications Director Steven Cheung is a leading candidate to replace outgoing press secretary Karoline Leavitt. Cheung has been a close advisor to Donald Trump since 2016.

An Illinois resident has won the largest prize of the year in the Powerball lottery. The winner can choose between receiving the full $1 billion prize or a one-time lump sum of $450.5 million in cash.

The Argentine returned to the pitch just hours after mourning his father Jorge, but could not prevent a 3-2 loss to Mexico's Leon. For the first time in his career, 'La Pulga' failed to advance past the group stage.

The Telegraph presented the alliance between the two in a particularly harsh light and claimed that both are interested only in money: "The Trump card is the only one left for Infantino"

Former Maccabi Haifa staffer and ESPN commentator Tor-Kristian Karlsen has released his annual list of the top 30 club coaches in Europe. Luis Enrique took the top spot, while the new coach of Anan Khalaili ranked 28th.

The Department of Homeland Security plans to purchase the G.L.O.V.E system for $20 million for immigration enforcement and investigation agents. The administration presents it as a means to de-escalate conflicts, while human rights organizations warn against excessive use of force.

The bank recorded an 8% profit growth compared to the same quarter last year. Excluding the special bank tax, net profit would have risen by 4% to 1.3 billion shekels. The board of directors approved a dividend distribution of 40% of second-quarter profits.

Trading on the local stock exchange will open today against the backdrop of positive sentiment in technology stocks. Dual-listed stocks will open with a positive gap, led by the chip sector. The $30 trillion time bomb: why the surge in US bond yields threatens stock investors? Inflation has moderated, but why doesn't this mean the Fed has had the final word? Is SpaceX a space giant or an AI...

Lior Tadla Salomon, a former senior official at the Population and Immigration Authority's "Ethiopian Desk," demanded sexual favors from women in his community in exchange for assistance with status and visa issues. Convicted of bribery and invasion of privacy, he has been sentenced to 12 months in prison and permanently barred from civil service.

Reporting and insurance premium payment deadlines for the self-employed and employers have been adjusted due to the Sabbath. Most monthly benefits are expected to be deposited into accounts earlier than scheduled.

A family from Herzliya claimed they received the backyard in an agreed-upon division between neighbors. The Inspector of Land Registration in Netanya did not accept the story and ruled that they must dismantle a fence, paving, and a gate, and remove cameras and floodlights - within two months and at their own expense.

Redness, dryness, or a burning sensation are just some of the effects of a day at the beach. A skincare expert explains how to properly treat the skin after sun exposure – and which mistakes to avoid.

The Prime Minister of Iraq has set a deadline of September 30 for armed factions to hand over their weapons to the state, and is preparing for a confrontation with those who refuse. Simultaneously, Baghdad is conducting talks with the Revolutionary Guards to restrain the militias.

The purchase of shares at the low provided CEO Nikesh Arora with a net profit of about 16 million dollars in six months. With revenues of over 3 billion dollars, entry into the TA-35 and TA-125 indices, and a valuation approaching a trillion shekels, the cyber company continues to break records.

A major real estate project by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump in Albania is facing significant challenges. It has been revealed that the land was purchased from an international drug baron suspected of stealing it from local residents. Authorities have frozen $120 million, while mass protests continue across the country.

Search efforts for survivors of the severe earthquake in Colombia continue, with 496 people still classified as missing. "This is undoubtedly a tragedy of enormous proportions," said Colombian President Abelardo de la Asprilla.

Greg Gatwood and Judy Gittelson found a carved limestone statue in the ground that may be related to the city's artistic past. The clues point to the Art Institute across from their home – and perhaps to artist Ralph Stackpole.

The investigation into the disappearance of the mother and daughter has been transferred to Lahav 433, as Israeli authorities lean toward a non-nationalistic motive. The family has protested the police's stance, demanding that the possibility of a terrorist incident remains under serious investigation.

The Congressional Budget Office updates its deficit estimate for fiscal year 2026 to $2.1 trillion, following a sharp decline in customs revenues. Julius Baer economists analyze the implications for the markets. Also: leadership changes at the Central Bank of Indonesia.

An in-depth analysis by the Swiss investment bank Lombard Odier presents data from a hundred years of trading in the US and explains why identifying the individual companies that drive the market is difficult even for the most professional investors.

Reit 1, an income-producing real estate investment fund, concludes the first half of 2026 with a decrease in net profit and has downwardly revised its annual forecasts due to the impact of the military campaign.

Raviv Drucker delivered a sharp monologue against Ahmad Tibi, who has served in the Knesset for 27 years, but faced backlash from a 'The Patriots' panelist for expressing personal affection toward the politician. Yotam Zimri stated: 'Ahmad Tibi is a terrible person who served as Yasser Arafat's advisor.'

Globes presents the first update on the state of global markets. Global optimism led by AI and a strong earnings season. Rally in Asia: South Korea's KOSPI jumps 4.1% into bull market territory. Positive arbitrage in Tel Aviv led by chip stocks. Too good to last? Why Wall Street fears peak earnings in the S&P 500

Foreign exchange markets remain calm ahead of Israeli inflation data. The dollar is up 0.1% at 2.98 shekels, while annual US inflation dipped to 3.4% in July.

Political damage is mounting: US Ambassador Mike Huckabee stated that it was at Washington's request that the IDF and police began removing extremists besieging Palestinian homes in Qusra. "These are disgusting acts; there is no excuse for such bullying behavior," the diplomat emphasized.

US Ambassador Mike Huckabee confirmed IDF intervention in Qusra following a US request. Meanwhile, reports from Lebanon indicate an Israeli strike on the village of Al-Mansouri.

Eden Harel returns to "MasterChef" to tackle the holy grail of Israeli street food: shawarma. While we wait for the episode, here are four DIY recipes and a guide to the best-value spots in the country.

Following the easing of the heatwave, Israel expects partly cloudy skies and a further drop in temperatures. On Saturday, unseasonal rain is possible in the east of the country.

Born by accident in the 1930s, the chocolate chip cookie remains the world's most beloved treat. From classic textures to sophisticated twists, we’ve gathered 7 versions to satisfy your sweet tooth.

The Ofir-SouthUp Ventures fund, which invests in technology companies in the Western Negev, is preparing to make its first investments. The fund is expected to raise between $20 million and $30 million.

Twelve organizations caring for children with disabilities have appealed to the Ministry of Education to halt budget cuts for special education. They accuse the ministry of pushing the policy through in a "sneak attack" under the cover of Operation "Lion's Roar".

Following the compromise reached between the parties at the end of 2025, the Authority is expected to hold a lottery for 73 additional plots of land.

The Yitzhaki Group, led by Roni Yitzhaki, has acquired a 60-dunam land plot in western Ra'anana from Mishan for 250 million shekels. The site is slated for a large-scale mixed-use urban development project.

14 years after finishing in second place, and after an internal change he underwent, Eliav Sasson returns to "MasterChef" with a clear goal: to prove that kosher food is not a limitation, but an advantage. In an interview with +12, he talks about the change he underwent, the faith that guides him on the path to parenthood, and the desire to reach the highest level again: "I am not afraid of...

The developer of the Claude AI models is in talks to acquire the Israeli company Decart, founded by Unit 8200 alumni. If completed, the deal would be one of the largest exits in Israeli high-tech history. Earlier reports suggesting Elon Musk's interest in the company were denied by the billionaire.

A new Northwestern University study shows that increasing urban tree canopy coverage reduces overall mortality by 10%. Despite this, Israel continues to cut down trees at a high rate.

A new study by Northwestern University scientists reveals that increasing urban tree canopy can reduce overall mortality by approximately 10%. Despite these findings, Israel continues to see mass tree felling.

Retired Admiral Mike Rogers, former NSA director, analyzes recent cyberattacks on US water infrastructure. He warns that AI is drastically changing the landscape by automating complex cyberattacks.

About two weeks ago, we revealed that only about a third of flights from Ben Gurion Airport departed on time. Now, as the daily number of passengers has crossed the 100,000 threshold, the rate of on-time flights remains stagnant, while the average delay has jumped from 40 to 74.3 minutes, alongside a rise in cancellations.

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah, wineries and wine companies are launching holiday wines at relatively accessible prices: from Recanati and Carmel, to Blue Nun in a karaoke package, and up to Jaffa and Hayotzer wineries, with bottles and packages starting from 37.90 NIS up to 120 NIS.

Is AI mistakenly perceiving women as less dangerous due to human social bias? A surprising Israeli study found that some artificial intelligence models recommended completely different punishments for men and women who committed the exact same crimes.

Forbidden Games from the Narcotics series arrives with peach, Bulgarian rose, and Madagascar vanilla for 1,020 shekels. Also this week: denim sandals by FitFlop, a keratin series by L'Oreal Professionnel, body mist by Banana Republic, and more.

At the extreme sports boarding school of the "Elaor" organization, they believe that the rehabilitation of at-risk youth begins with building trust. Roman Har-Nof, a counselor at the boarding school and a reservist soldier: "Every such departure brings up old feelings for them again."

New therapeutic groups established at Achva Academic College for bereaved families and friends, as well as for adolescents on the autism spectrum, aim to provide much-needed support in the region.

Behind the scenes of the inauguration of the maternity ward in East Jerusalem, an unusual confrontation took place: Netanyahu's office sought to prevent an incident with the UAE, but Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir insisted that senior Palestinian Authority officials not participate — until direct intervention from the Emiratis.

The NILI unit is intended not only to find and kill the participants of the October 7 massacre. Its strategic significance may be the creation of long-term personal deterrence.

What began as a murder charge ended in a conviction for causing death with diminished responsibility and a ten-year prison sentence. Adv. Ofer Bartal recounts the circumstances that led to the shooting, why he believes the case was on the verge of self-defense, and the pardon request currently being filed.

60 years since the Mossad and Air Force's "Operation Diamond," in which an Iraqi fighter pilot defected with his plane to Israel. We look back at the nearly cinematic plot, featuring invisible ink, messages transmitted via radio songs, and a family brought to the country under a cover story.

418 thousand votes were lost in the previous elections due to parties that did not pass the electoral threshold. Ahead of the 26th Knesset, the new parties of Erdan and Edelstein, Hendel and Tropper, and also Gantz and Simhi need to learn the lesson.

After the murder of Benny Shlomo, the financial operative took the lead. Nagar's controversial move — a reconciliation with his sworn enemies from the Lavi family — turned members of his own crime organization against him, as they refuse to accept his authority.

In a special interview ahead of the start of the school year, Minister of Education Yoav Kisch summarizes his term, talks about the challenges the ongoing war has posed to the system, about his criticism of the Meitzav exam system, and explains why he fell in love with the role.

The alliance with the United States is a strategic asset, but it cannot be a substitute for independent Israeli capability. From the campaign against Iran to ammunition stocks, energy, and reserves: Israel must prepare for the day when it will be required to continue fighting alone.

A decade after the flood: The circular trail in the Nahal Ayun Nature Reserve has reopened. During August, Maariv and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority present the innovations you didn't know about in popular and forgotten nature reserves and national parks. Third article in the series.

The Ministry of Defense has reopened a tender for IDF attack drones, adding Ondas-owned Airobotics to the list of suppliers. The move has sparked questions within the defense industry.

Since its IPO in 2021, the shares of infrastructure company Rimon have jumped over 300%, reaching a market cap of 5.3 billion shekels. CEO and controlling shareholder Yossi Almalem, who holds 13.6% of the shares, has requested an update to his compensation terms, including a retention bonus.

The energy company Adelteq, controlled by Uri Adelsburg, is conducting initial contacts to acquire 50% of the Hagit power plant from Shikun & Binui Energy. The value of these holdings is estimated at approximately 800 million shekels net.

Ron Hochman, former CEO of Mizrahi-Tefahot Invest, is launching a new real estate investment firm. The company aims to build a portfolio of 1 billion shekels over the coming years.

Most of the abuse occurred in the victim's home or in a familiar environment. The most common form of abuse is contact under clothing. Yael Stern-Gordon, CEO of the "Beit LeKol Yeled" organization, said: "Sexual abuse of minors happens everywhere and in all layers of the population."

According to data from the "Beit LeKol Yeled" organization for 2025, only 10% of the children and teenagers treated were abused by a stranger, compared to 50% who were abused within the family and 35% by another known person. The home was the most common place where the abuse occurred.

Kardan Real Estate CEO Amos Dabush believes that rising construction costs, the drying up of the land market, and a lack of government management could damage the real estate sector for years. According to him, many companies will be forced to join partners to survive.

Yad2 data shows that in the Beit HaKerem neighborhood of Jerusalem and Sarona in Tel Aviv, rental prices have risen by double-digit rates over the past year, significantly exceeding the national average of 4.4%. The increase for three-room apartments has been sharper than for four-room units, while some Tel Aviv neighborhoods have actually seen price declines.

While the number of doctors leaving the country has surged in the last two years, not even 25 million shekels could be found for transporting interns after shifts. Hundreds of millions were "shaved" from the Ministry of Health budget under the whitewashed title of "civilian emergency expenses." This is not a mistake, it is a policy.

In recent years, the Netivei Israel company has deployed about 170 adaptive traffic lights based on artificial intelligence in an attempt to analyze demand and adapt in real time to the situation on the ground. Globes reveals the efficiency data of those traffic lights.

Greg Gelfenboym earned a bachelor's degree in economics and accounting at 13 and discovered the effect of compound interest there for the first time: "I saw how with a simple calculation it is possible to accumulate significant capital in a reasonable time." After his army service, he opened a portfolio: "I started with the TA Real Estate index and today I am in the S&P 500."

The US is significantly accelerating the production of air defense interceptors. The UAE presents a 'DIY' style drone. Korea has granted a local corporation a contract for the mass production of unmanned robots. And the fund that will invest millions in Israeli defense-tech companies.

Luxury flights to New York and Las Vegas, direct payments of tens of thousands of shekels, and aggressive competition for every borrower: non-bank financial institutions are luring mortgage consultants with generous incentives. The result: clients are pushed into expensive loans, sometimes with double the interest rate. The industry admits: 'This creates a conflict of interest.'

The Southern District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against two teenagers from Be'er Sheva who allegedly stalked an elderly couple, attacked them, and stole a handbag. The victim was knocked down and dragged along the ground while trying to protect her belongings.

American officials described the threat as "information originating from Israel, considered to have a low level of confidence." The Secret Service decided not to gamble with the president's life: "They did what they had to do."

New details shed light on the Iranian threat that led last month to an unusual diversion operation for Donald Trump. Israel warned of a potential missile attack on Air Force One, but US and Turkish authorities found no concrete evidence that the suspects possessed the necessary weaponry.

About 3,500 American soldiers participated in exercises in Germany, where Ukrainian drone operators successfully neutralized an armored brigade. Despite initial challenges, the performance of US forces improved, and Washington continues to study the combat experience gained by Ukraine.

Two US Army soldiers were killed in the crash of an AH-64 Apache attack helicopter during operations near Fort Hood base in Texas. The crash ignited a large grass fire, and emergency teams were dispatched to the scene.

A volatile trading day passed for Israeli stocks in New York, as some jumped following strong reports and raised forecasts, while others recorded sharp price declines.

A year and a half after the attempted lynching of Jews and Israelis at the Makhachkala airport, the fate of some of those involved has been revealed: one of the main instigators was murdered in Istanbul and two rioters were killed at the front in Ukraine. At least six other convicted rioters are still fighting in the ranks of the Russian army.

A scientific expedition that returned in 2026 to the site of historical radioactive waste dumping in the northeastern Atlantic Ocean reached barrels at a depth of approximately 4,700 meters, discovering that some are in various stages of disintegration. Researchers collected water, sediment, and biological samples to determine the fate of the waste and its potential impact on the ecosystem.

Judge Milton Lívio Lemos Sales was documented in shorts, smoking and drinking wine directly from the bottle during an online hearing. He was suspended from his position and banned from entering court premises, later claiming: 'They are slandering me'.

The Chief Rabbi of Israel met in Chisinau with the chairman of the Jewish community, Alex Blitski, on the occasion of the inauguration of the new Chief Rabbi of Moldova, Menachem Mendel Axelrod. The two discussed the flourishing of Jewish life, the preservation of the memory of the Holocaust, and the establishment of the first Jewish museum in the country.

The hidden synagogues of Jerusalem preserve ancient Selichot traditions, from the melodies of the Jews of Yazd and Greece to the prayers of Breslov and Yemenite Jews. Alongside the prayers are woven stories of kindness, heroism, and Jerusalem legends that have become an inseparable part of the nights of Elul in the city.

The unconventional wedding took place inside the fast-food restaurant where the couple works, while the drive-thru service continued to operate as usual. A recording by one of the customers went viral and sparked a heated discussion online: 'In today's economic situation, I completely understand them.'

Luciano Rodriguez was presented at Cruzeiro alongside his partner Anto Chiavaglia, known as the "Uruguayan Kim Kardashian". When he leaned in for a kiss on stage, she turned away, sparking viral speculation that she later attributed to being overwhelmed by nerves.

After passing Ludogorets and Katowice, the Reds deservedly secured their place in the Conference League playoffs. For a club whose prestige has always relied on magical continental nights, this is much more than just another European achievement. Now the strong Atalanta awaits, but the dusting off of old photos has already begun.

While war, fear, and polarization have further distanced Jews and Arabs, in Givat Haviva they are trying to build a bridge on the grass. Dozens of teenagers from both sides come to a joint camp, train, sleep, learn each other's customs, and discover that on the pitch they speak the same language.

Barcelona is counting on Rodri and the generation of stars from the World Cup, but is stuck without a striker. Real Madrid has brought back Mourinho to bring order to the locker room and, above all, to turn Mbappe from a goal-scoring machine into a trophy-winning machine. After the national team conquered the world, the two giants of La Liga will not only fight for the crown of Spain — they are...

A study published in the journal BMC Medicine has found a link between reducing sitting time and a lower risk of 13 types of cancer. Analyzing data from 59,218 people, researchers found that even small changes in routine matter: standing is better than sitting, walking is more effective than standing, and short bursts of vigorous activity yield the greatest benefits.

A study receiving renewed attention this week brings Zealandia back to the headlines — a vast area almost entirely hidden beneath the South Pacific Ocean that researchers have proposed defining as Earth's eighth continent. Zealandia spans about 4.9 million square kilometers, but about 94% of it is below sea level.

The former Barcelona coach met with representatives of the Dutch Football Association, was preferred over Roberto Martinez, signed until 2030, and stepped into the shoes of Ronald Koeman.

Two pilots were killed on Wednesday when an Apache attack helicopter crashed in a field near Salado, Texas. CNN reported the incident, citing the local sheriff's office.

The United States is set to withdraw its remaining troops from Iraq by September 30, marking the end of a long-standing military chapter that began in 2003. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi confirmed after meeting with US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper that the deadline is fixed and final.

A new study by researchers from the University of Southern Denmark reveals how microorganisms find food at depths of several kilometers. It turns out that organic particles sinking from the upper ocean layers release nutrients under immense pressure, providing a vital food source for deep-sea bacteria.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach is not losing hope ahead of the return leg against CSKA Sofia (Thursday, 21:00, Sport1): "The key is to prevent unforced errors."

The US State Department has directed diplomatic missions in the Middle East to prepare plans for long-term operations with reduced staff. This move reflects the ongoing instability in the region and the lack of a resolution to tensions with Iran.

A mirror is supposed to do a simple thing: show us what is in front of it. However, a new study recently published in the scientific journal Nature Communications presents a possibility that sounds almost like science fiction — a mirror capable of intentionally showing something completely different.

Until now, you have heard about him mainly through videos on social networks. You may have even come across another video of his about the cost of living that exploded in your feed, or another attack on banks, monopolies, or politicians. But behind the videos and big promises is a person who is now asking for one thing — real political power.