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Windows 11 update causes game crashes and computer malfunctions
Security update KB5121003, released as mandatory and fixing over 400 vulnerabilities, is reportedly causing game crashes, connection and display issues, and even system crashes. Microsoft has already launched an investigation, but there is no official solution yet.
Even Erdogan Did Not Help: Bad News for Abu Mazen Ahead of UN General Assembly
According to a report in the Jerusalem Post, the Trump administration intends to deny entry visas to New York to Abu Mazen and his senior officials again this year, despite mediation attempts by Erdogan; the PA Chairman is expected to address the UN General Assembly from Ramallah.

Netanyahu orders expulsion of Airports Authority union leader from Likud
Against the backdrop of disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the expulsion of the chairman of the Israel Airports Authority workers' committee from the Likud party. The party characterized the strike as "wild and illegal."

Returning to Lebanon after the first battalion exercise in years: "At any moment, intense fighting could resume"
"Pushing the fighters to the limit": Just before returning to Lebanon and after years without a large-scale exercise, the 402nd Artillery Battalion completed training in the Golan Heights simulating maneuvers and advanced coping with the drone threat. "The next round will look different, we are preparing for the most intense thing," said the battalion commander. The brigade commander noted the...

"I didn't want to be eliminated first": After a drama, this is the contestant who left "MasterChef"
The pressure in the "MasterChef" kitchen takes its toll - and after a task that paid tribute to Ruthie Broudo, the third contestant to be eliminated from the competition was determined. "I didn't want to be eliminated first. Third is fine," she laughed just before saying goodbye.

Head-to-head battle between senior Likud members: "After false briefings - now it's in your name"
Tensions in the ruling party: immediately after the Supreme Court disqualified the closure of Galei Tzahal, Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi attacked Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana. Ohana responded by urging against wasting energy on internal quarrels for likes.

The parents are already there: preparations for Omer Adam's wedding are in full swing
A week before the chuppah in Portofino, the Adam family has already landed in Italy to ensure everything is perfectly organized: from private flights and guest logistics to the Shabbat Chatan in Genoa. Nothing is left to chance.

The Rabbi who revealed a shocking confession: "He tried to press against me. It happened at age 10"
The Chief Rabbi of Safed reveals for the first time the personal trauma that shaped his life and his struggle, and tells of the frightening moment he was saved from an attempted assault by a stranger in his childhood.

Billionaire who hung giant signs against Zvika Naveh interrogated after ex-wife's complaint
Violetta, ex-wife of businessman Alex Scler and partner of private investigator Zvika Naveh, complained that two Israelis followed them to Europe and planted tracking devices in their luggage. Scler was interrogated under caution and denies the allegations.

The two Israeli aging researchers who made it to the "Longevity Leaders" list
Nir Barzilai and Uri Alon were selected by TIME for the list of 12 groundbreaking researchers paving the way for a longer and healthier life. Barzilai is testing whether existing drugs can delay age-related diseases, and Alon found that genetics may account for about 50% of life expectancy.
From the Aleppo community in New York to a home in Ra'anana: 17 immigrants of Syrian descent arrived in Israel today
Three families from the Syrian-Jewish community in the United States landed this morning in Israel and immigrated together as a group of 17, including 11 children; the families will settle in Ra'anana, and additional families from the community are expected to arrive next week.

Suspect Swore Allegiance to ISIS and Planned to Bomb New York State Capitol
The FBI has thwarted a terrorist plot to bomb the New York State Capitol building in Albany and target lawmakers. The suspect, 35-year-old Jessica Bowie, allegedly swore allegiance to ISIS and planned the attack for weeks.

"Torture and abuse - a cruel policy": B'Tselem organization is outraged by the arrest of a doctor from Ramallah
Israeli forces raided the home of Dr. Dima Amin due to the publication of over one hundred posts, for which she is suspected of harming state security. Her family members were unable to locate her for about 30 hours and did not know where she was being held or what her condition was - and only later did it emerge that she had suffered a cardiac event during her arrest.

Haredi hikers stranded in the Alps and billed 30,000 euros for rescue
Three families of Jews from across Europe and the USA went on a trip in Austria and strayed from the path into dangerous terrain. Authorities were forced to rescue the hikers who had not planned the trip well, and one of the rescuers estimated that the cost would amount to tens of thousands of euros.

Radio Galil Yam Renews: New Summer Menu at the Pearl of the Sharon
The All Day Dining restaurant in Herzliya is launching a summer menu led by chef Ido Kinan and owner Dor Hod. Among the new dishes: raw fish, roasted beets, pearl barley risotto, and a bone-in steak. Alongside the food, there are also Happy Hour, Tuna & Tunes evenings, and DJ music.

Yaki Adamker: "Barak and Golan see Netanyahu as enemy number 1"
During the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14, panelist Yaki Adamker sharply criticized public figures, including Ehud Barak and Yair Golan. According to him, after the events of October 7, intelligent and decent people should have identified the real enemies surrounding Israel, such as Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. However, he claims that Barak and Golan view Prime Minister Benjamin...

The camera remained on: Amusing moments caught live from Ben Gurion Airport
During a live broadcast from Ben Gurion Airport on Channel 14, while commentators discussed the economic impact of the strike, the camera captured two background scenes that were impossible to ignore. Watch the viral clip.

For the first time: A demonstration in support of Hamas terrorists to be held in Hungary
The trend of pro-Palestinian demonstrations seen in recent years in Western European countries, including Germany, the UK, and France, has barely been felt until now in Hungary, which was considered one of the most friendly countries to Israel in Europe. However, tomorrow, Friday, a demonstration is expected to take place in Budapest in support of "Palestinian prisoners," including Hussam Abu...

US Move Against Hezbollah: "An Iranian Terrorist Organization"
The US has reclassified Hezbollah as an organization operating under the direct command of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and has imposed new sanctions.
The unusual phenomenon that the IDF identifies on the Golan border: "The Syrians are on the roofs"
Opposite the destroyed Quneitra, IDF soldiers monitor every movement on the Syrian side. Despite the absence of heavy enemy forces, the tension in the sector keeps troops on high alert.

Porush threatens the judicial system: "We will use our enormous consumer power"
Member of Knesset Meir Porush attacked the cessation of funding for yeshiva students this evening at an economic conference and warned that the sector will leverage its power. He presented data showing that half of the yeshiva students have reduced their purchase of basic food, and declared that "from the perspective of the judicial system, a child whose father studies Torah should go to sleep...

The power struggle shaking one of the world's largest corporations
After nearly a decade, the chairman of the Tata Group has announced he will step down amid power struggles at the top. The battle over his successor comes as the group faces difficulties at Air India and turmoil in its technology business. The companies within the Indian business empire are worth a combined total of approximately $320 billion.

The American envoy shaking up relations with Israel: Who are you, Tom Barrack?
It is doubtful that there is anyone in the American administration who holds more titles than Tom Barrack: US Ambassador to Turkey, Special Envoy to Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq. However, Barrack's most important title is not official — he is a close friend of President Donald Trump.

Up to 79% discount at Super-Pharm: dozens of products starting from 4.37 shekels
Super-Pharm, the largest pharmacy chain in Israel, is launching a massive discount campaign on dozens of popular cosmetics and skincare brands, including the line by Noa Kirel. The promotion ends on August 28.

"A legend from the generation of giants of the IDF, you will be greatly missed": Brig. Gen. Tzurie Sagi laid to rest
Hundreds accompanied on his final journey the man who was one of the central and most famous figures in the Paratroopers Brigade and passed away at the age of 92. Above all, he was known as the military advisor to the Kurdish rebels in Iraq. His friends spoke of a brave officer: "You were like a tree in the field - a legend from the generation of giants of the IDF." His family eulogized: "He loved...

Violent incident in Jerusalem: 28-year-old man seriously injured
A 28-year-old man was seriously injured this evening, Thursday, in a violent incident on Al-Mamoun Street in Jerusalem. United Hatzalah teams provided initial medical treatment at the scene and evacuated him to Shaare Zedek Hospital, where he remains in serious but stable condition.

Israel Airports Authority Chairman: "Bullying behavior – those responsible will pay"
Israel Airports Authority (IAA) Chairman, Major General (res.) Iftach Ron-Tal, addressed the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport caused by a workers' strike. He labeled the move as "bullying" and vowed to hold those responsible accountable.

Is the rift in the Shas leadership over? The compromise between Deri and Rabbi Yosef and the remaining mine
The status of the Rishon LeZion has strengthened, Deri granted him public recognition, and Rabbi Maya backed his position. On the other hand, Rabbi Yosef did not receive the title of President of the Council of Torah Sages, and political control remains in the hands of the Shas chairman. The real test is expected to come in the next clash - perhaps as early as the day after the elections...
After claiming "I was never violent": Developments in the investigation of singer Ofek Adank
About two weeks after being questioned following a complaint by his former partner, the police announced that the investigation file against Ofek Adank will be transferred to the State Attorney's Office. The singer denied violence, and his former partner replied: "The truth does not need noise."

Drama in the Iranian regime's leadership: Who is misleading the Supreme Leader?
According to a source close to the Revolutionary Guards, behind Iran's offensive posture lies a deep power struggle at the top of the regime, raising questions about who is truly running the country.
Ronen Tzur warns: "If they don't shrink their egos, they will find themselves in a political desert"
Ronen Tzur addressed the party being established by Ofer Winter, the tension between him and Gadi Eisenkot, and possible connections within the right-wing bloc and the bloc opposing Netanyahu. According to him, those who do not shrink their egos may find themselves outside the political wheel.

Israel Katz after Supreme Court ruling: "We will win the elections and close Galei Tzahal"
Defense Minister Israel Katz commented today (Thursday) on the Supreme Court's unanimous decision to strike down the government's move to close the Galei Tzahal radio station, clarifying that he intends to revisit the issue if the government regains public trust in the next elections.

Reconciliation in exchange for a draft law? Deri launched the Shas election campaign
The party chairman opened the election campaign at a closed-to-the-press event in Holon and dodged questions. The event took place hours after he reached an agreement with Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef that the next government would pass an exemption from military service. The move is intended to stop the party's decline in the polls against the backdrop of a crisis of confidence with the Sephardic public.

Was the suspect not at the scene? Developments in the Shay Yorkevich murder investigation
Six months after the murder in the Hatikva neighborhood, 39-year-old Israel Ohana from Bat Yam was arrested on suspicion of murdering Shay Yorkevich and attempting to murder Muhammad Masarwa. His attorney claims he was under house arrest at the time, but police maintain he was involved. The judge extended his detention by four days, demanding that investigators strengthen their evidence.

Incident in Qusra: Soldiers throw women's and girls' clothing from a house window
According to the Yesh Din organization, three women and two girls who have been displaced from their homes for days requested to receive clothing from the compound where the army is operating. Following an appeal to the Legal Advisor for Judea and Samaria, soldiers were documented throwing the clothing out of a window. Yesh Din described the act as a "campaign of deliberate abuse."

Nadav Eyal attacked a Channel 14 presenter who replied: "I am a bereaved father myself"
Journalist Nadav Eyal criticized Channel 14 presenters Tamir Shnaid and Noy Bar Itzhak following a segment featuring Dudu Jerfi, who lost his son and two sisters at the Nova festival. Eyal accused the presenters of manipulation, calling them "nobodies," to which Shnaid, who also lost a daughter, responded with a sharp rebuke regarding the politicization of grief.
"Memories we will not forget": The journey that brought together veterans of bereavement and the generation of October 7 | Josh Aronson
About 20 young people from bereaved families and terror victims set out on an adventurous journey in the Black Canyon, which connected veterans of the "OneFamily" organization with new members who joined since October 7 - through fear, trust, teamwork, and a shared experience: "It gave us a moment to breathe."
Prayer in the Aymara language for Israel: The meeting that moved the ambassador to Bolivia
About 100 pastors and community leaders in Bolivia participated in a conference in support of Israel, the highlight of which was a prayer for the country's peace and prosperity delivered by an Aymara tribe leader in the ancient indigenous language, in the presence of Ambassador Gali Dagan.

The niece of Shalom and Meni Assayag breaks down in tears: "It's a wound that doesn't heal"
Dr. Keren Assayag, niece of Shalom and Meni Assayag, was a guest on the i24NEWS channel and tearfully revealed the shocking treatment she received at an academic institution due to her political positions: "It's a wound that doesn't really heal."

Amit Segal explodes: 'He is a bully and a criminal. This is abuse of the helpless'
Amit Segal, political commentator for Channel 12, expressed outrage over the shutdown of Ben Gurion Airport, which led to severe flight delays. In his remarks, Segal attacked Pinhas Idan, chairman of the Israel Airports Authority workers' committee: 'He is a bully and a criminal.'

The brother of the famous Big Brother contestant comes to The Voice: watch a preview of the episode
The famous family continues to make headlines as 21-year-old Meir arrives at the reality show and tries to step out of his sister's shadow.
"Arrogance, detachment and stupidity": Efrat Rayten in a sharp attack on Miri Regev
MK Efrat Rayten sharply attacked Miri Regev against the backdrop of the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport, backed Yair Golan after the storm surrounding the attack in Syria - and also revealed what she is trying to promote behind the scenes with Einav Zangauker.

Bessent pledges: "We will impose the toughest sanctions in history on Iran"
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed on Thursday the economic isolation announced by President Donald Trump, sending a sharp message to the regime in Tehran. In response to statements by the Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf, Bessent said with disdain: "I wouldn't buy a rug from this guy," directly accusing him of stealing from the Iranian people.

Maalot upgraded Shikun & Binui's bond rating to A+; debt will be significantly reduced
The rating agency Maalot has upgraded the bond rating of Shikun & Binui to A+. This decision comes ahead of a 350 million shekel bond series expansion as part of the company's debt reduction strategy.

Health Alert: Popular Beverage Brands May Pose Serious Risks
The Ministry of Health has issued an urgent warning against consuming Njoy and Joicy soft drinks. The move follows the discovery of an unlicensed production facility in Tira operating under severe sanitary violations.

Miri Regev travels to Morocco: Who paid for the minister's trip?
The minister traveled to Morocco with the ministry's director-general, describing the trip as a private vacation. The Movement for Quality Government has filed a Freedom of Information request to determine whether public funds were utilized.

"High Court saved Channel 14 from closure this evening"
The High Court's ruling against the government's decision to close the Galei Tzahal radio station sparked a surprising reaction this Thursday. Program host Noam Amir commented on the verdict with irony.

Shocking details: blood spatter on the ceiling in brother's murder case
The Hadera Magistrate's Court has extended the detention of Ohad Arad, suspected of murdering his brother Asa, for the fifth time. The judge ruled that the suspicion against him has reached a "very high intensity."

Ran over sheep and attacked the shepherd: young man from Beitar Illit indicted
Yedidya Kaufman, a resident of Beitar Illit born in 2005, is accused of a series of violent crimes in the Samaria region. According to the indictment, he drove an off-road vehicle toward a Palestinian shepherd's flock, ran over a pregnant sheep and injured another, and subsequently attacked the shepherd. In other incidents, he is accused of attacking activists and trespassing.

3 surgeries in one procedure: Brazilian influencer dies at 33 following cosmetic surgery complications
Marta Kelly de Oliveira Silva has died at the age of 33 after being hospitalized in intensive care following what was reported to be a combination of three cosmetic procedures. Her partner stated: "We lost the battle, she fought until the last moment."

Revolution at the entrance to Jerusalem: a 1.5 billion shekel complex
The Israel Land Authority has approved the marketing plan for Complex C in Jerusalem's entrance district. The project features a 40-story tower, an 8-story building, office, commercial, and hotel spaces, along with approximately 230 housing units.

Elections in 2027: A scenario that is no longer imaginary
Israel's political landscape is stuck in a cycle reminiscent of 2019 rather than 1992. Research shows that repeat elections are becoming a way for politicians to avoid breaking campaign promises. If we believe the statements of party leaders, repeat elections are becoming a very real prospect.

56 years later: Germany solves terror attack that killed 7 Holocaust survivors
German investigators announced on Thursday that they have identified the arsonist behind the 1970 antisemitic attack at a Munich Jewish community center. Seven Holocaust survivors were killed in the blaze. The suspect, a 25-year-old neo-Nazi, passed away in 2020.

Smotrich responds to British Foreign Secretary's condemnation of E1 construction: "We will not accept your dictates"
After the new British Foreign Secretary, Ed Miliband, expressed firm opposition to the plan for building housing units in the area between Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim, the chairman of the Religious Zionism party went on the offensive. "The British Mandate in Eretz Yisrael has ended," Smotrich declared, while also challenging Gadi Eisenkot.

Sister of Yehuda Katz: "Our Yehudaleh is the mirror of us all"
The sister of an IDF fallen soldier whose body was returned home this week works at the Central Elections Committee. The committee chairman, Judge Noam Sohlberg, sent her a letter of condolence, calling the move a supreme moral duty. In response, the sister shared her feelings and spoke about the spirit of the people reflected in her brother.

Snack, yogurt or powder: how protein became the new nutrition star
The food industry is flooding the shelves with products that promise more protein, and the trend has already reached even donuts. How did it take over the nutritional discourse, and do we really need so much? Experts break down some myths and distinguish between a marketing trend and a healthy menu.
What happened at Ben Gurion Airport is bullying: In Israel there is no longer law and no judge | Avi Ashkenazi
One hundred thousand passengers were caught in a power struggle at Ben Gurion Airport while the Minister of Transport is abroad. The chaos at the airport, the violence on the roads, and the lack of governance are no longer isolated incidents.

Gilad Erdan: "We will not join a narrow government"
In an extensive interview, Gilad Erdan refuses to commit to a political side. Despite not passing the electoral threshold in polls, he declares: "We will not join a narrow government." He explains why he does not trust Eisenkot and Bennett, and marks the key point: "The test of the third block - will we succeed in uniting."
"In terms of endurance, it has no real limitation": A new reinforcement for the Air Force
The second "Gideon" refueling aircraft landed at Nevatim and will join the Air Force's strategic array. The aircraft carries a large amount of fuel, is capable of receiving fuel in the air, and will implement fresh operational lessons from distant theaters, including Iran.

Exactly the news that foreign airlines did not want to hear
What the crisis at Ben Gurion Airport will do to foreign companies. A suspicion of a new affair at Assuta. And the change in the company Federer is invested in. A spotlight on several matters on the agenda.

A blow to Russia: Ukraine disabled the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet
More than four years after sinking the cruiser "Moskva", Kyiv managed to strike the frigate "Admiral Makarov" in the port of Novorossiysk in a drone attack. The ship and another frigate were severely damaged and will require at least a year to return to service.

"Shame on you": Tamir Shnaid in a sharp attack on Gilad Erdan
Channel 14 news anchor Tamir Shnaid launched a sharp attack on Thursday against a video published by Gilad Erdan against the Likud party, which was deleted shortly after. Shnaid accused Erdan of having a "split personality" and sowing division.

The Thai place at Carmel Market presents: food "on steroids"
At "Gveret Kutiao", Mati Nakash insists on the nuances of Thai cuisine and offers authentic and bold food: "I like to also provide a version on steroids."

Correspondence reveals: Despite the tension, the United States and Iran cooperated
Emails between US immigration officials point to working ties between the US and Iran regarding the deportation of migrants. The countries coordinated deportation flights for Iranian citizens in late 2025 and early 2026.

Minister of Communications to the government: Do not surrender to the Supreme Court, close Galatz
Minister of Communications Dr. Shlomo Karhi attacked the Supreme Court, claiming it is exceeding the powers of the government and the Knesset. "The Supreme Court is encroaching on the boundaries of the government and the Knesset. The answer must be sharp and clear: No!", he wrote.

15 and 16-year-olds charged with stabbing 14-year-old boy on soccer field
Two brothers are charged with a severe assault on a teenager at a soccer field in Yafa, near Nazareth. According to the indictment, they arrived equipped with a knife, brass knuckles, and tear gas, and one of them stabbed the teenager in the neck and back. After the attack, the two hid for about two weeks. The teenager currently uses a wheelchair and suffers from paralysis on the left side of his...

Google's new trick: How to remove the logo from AI images
Anyone who has experimented with creating images, videos, or music using Google's artificial intelligence tools is familiar with the problem: the small, shimmering Gemini logo that appears in the corner. It might help identify that it is an AI product, but when you want to incorporate the image into an important presentation, a professional design, or a social media post, it is mostly a nuisance...

"Catastrophic": Over 100 dead in gold mine collapse in Africa
A landslide at a mine led to a disaster. Rescue efforts are ongoing, some of the miners who were at the site are still buried under the rubble. Footage is difficult to watch.

Ben Gvir on the overturning of the closure of Galei Tzahal: "A coup against democracy"
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir attacked on Thursday the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the government's resolution to close Galei Tzahal. In a response published by the Otzma Yehudit media team, Ben Gvir called the decision "a coup against democracy."

Mixed trend on the stock exchange: shares of an Israeli food giant plunged by 15%
A volatile trading day in Tel Aviv closed with a mixed trend, as alongside impressive gains in the energy sector, one of the most well-known food companies in Israel recorded a particularly sharp decline that surprised investors.

Electra Consumer Products: 20% Profit Jump as Carrefour Gains Momentum
Electra Consumer Products concluded the second quarter of 2026 with revenues of approximately 1.8 billion shekels, a 38.5% jump in operating profit, and a net profit of 30 million shekels. The Carrefour chain, managed by Global Retail, continues to drive group performance, while the sports sector has returned to profitability.

Significant Changes at Israel Railways: Stations to Close Temporarily
Due to extensive infrastructure works starting next weekend, train traffic in the south will be significantly altered and central lines will be shortened. Find out which stations will be closed and how shuttle services will operate.

The price of chaos: The massive economic damage caused by the shutdown of Ben Gurion Airport
The strike that led today (Thursday) to widespread disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport caused damage to the economy estimated at this stage at 25 to 30 million shekels. This is a preliminary estimate that includes the direct and indirect costs of the shutdown of operations.

A market-disrupting event: the yes advertising model has officially launched
yes is launching a new advertising model in VOD, with ads before content and during pauses. Partner reveals electricity consumption records, Fireblocks recruits a former US SEC official, and the Israeli Basketball Hall of Fame is inaugurated.

SpaceX Stock Dips Amid Chinese Competitor Milestone and New Share Releases
SpaceX (SPCX) shares fell 5% to $132 as Chinese startup LandSpace successfully landed an orbital-class rocket booster for the first time. The stock is also facing pressure from a staggered lock-up expiration for early investors and executives.

IDF delegation completes rescue operations in Colombia
The Home Front Command's 'Brit Re'im' delegation has successfully rescued the last individuals trapped under rubble in Colombia. Following the rescue of all missing persons, Israeli forces are continuing to assess structural damage in the affected areas.

The deadlock with Iran and Trump's surprising move in the Far East
The US President announced a reduction in military exercises with South Korea and declared the renewal of contacts with Kim Jong Un. In Ukraine, a former Minister of Defense calls for the ouster of Volodymyr Zelensky, while Iceland prepares for a referendum on its future relations with Europe.

While Europe Burns: Scotland Becomes the Ultimate Coolcation Destination
As extreme heat waves shatter records across Europe and parts of the UK, Scotland is emerging as a top destination for travelers seeking relief. The growing 'Coolcations' trend is driving significant interest in cooler climates, as tourists prioritize comfort over traditional sun-soaked getaways.

With the participation of Minister Strock: The Ariel movement celebrated the entry of the new coordinators
A festive appreciation evening was held on Wednesday in honor of the Ariel movement coordinators with the participation of the Minister of Settlements, movement rabbis, and national leadership. Ahead of the new activity year, the coordinators completed their training seminar in Neve Tzuf before taking up their roles leading thousands of students nationwide.

The turnaround in the provident fund market continues: Phoenix has overtaken Altshuler Shaham
Phoenix becomes the third largest entity in the provident fund industry. Clal Insurance has its strongest month ever. Altshuler Shaham and Yelin Lapidot continue to lose money at a high rate.
"The investigation may cause officials to hesitate to expand Arab cities"
Following the Kol HaYehudi investigation that exposed the Khamaisi plan to alter the demographic map of the Galilee, Professor Rassem Khamaisi responded in an interview with Radio Al-Shams, stating that the Arab community must act politically to work for a fair distribution of land.

The Supreme Court admitted: The government can close Galei Tzahal — so why was the decision overturned?
The Supreme Court today (Thursday) unanimously overturned the government's decision to close Galei Tzahal, but within the ruling lies a significant determination: the three judges did not rule that the government exceeded its authority in the very decision to close the station. On the contrary, the court explicitly stated that the government is authorized to make such a decision.

On the way to an illegal dump: dozens of tons of waste intercepted on the way to the West Bank
Over the past day, the Civil Administration thwarted four attempts to transport approximately 90 tons of waste intended for dumping at illegal sites in the Palestinian Authority territories. Four trucks were seized at various crossings throughout the West Bank.
"It's madness": The real boss of the Pentagon is the Secretary of Defense's wife
From public appearances to presence at sensitive security meetings: Jennifer Hegseth is taking an increasingly large place in the US Secretary of Defense's circle, while political and security officials criticize the blurring of lines between family and national security.

After years of decline: Spider-Man brings Marvel back to center stage
For almost 30 years, cinema audiences in Israel and around the world have been watching Spider-Man on the big screen. Alongside him, a long line of beloved superheroes, based on Marvel and DC comics, have appeared over the years. This journey began back in 1978 with "Superman" by director Richard Donner, starring Christopher Reeve in a role that became more identified with him than any other.

After 7 years: Max will pay 26.6 million shekels in compensation — who is eligible
Following a prolonged legal battle that began back in 2019, a settlement agreement was submitted to the District Court, deciding that the company Max It Finance will compensate businesses. Which businesses will receive an automatic refund?

Grenade transfer linked to Musli-Jarushi conflict: Umm al-Fahm resident arrested
The court extended the detention of 21-year-old Ahmad Hariri by one week on suspicion of handing over fragmentation grenades to another suspect. The defense challenged the detention, citing a lack of forensic evidence linking the suspect to the incident.

7-year-old Samar survived the attack — and the effort to commemorate her sister: "She was murdered because she was Jewish"
7-year-old Samar Britwan survived the terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, but her 10-year-old sister Matilda was murdered. This October, she will participate alongside activist Ben Carso, who will host the central ceremony marking October 7. The family is working to commemorate her through memorial pins that have now reached Israel.

The player of discord: Yarin Levi extended his contract with Maccabi Haifa for 3 seasons
After a long saga, Yarin Levi has signed a new three-year contract with Maccabi Haifa, keeping him at the club until 2029. The player expressed pride in returning home despite recent friction with the fans.

A split on the Left: Lazimi supports Ben-Gurion Airport committee chair despite Bennett's criticism
MK Naama Lazimi of the Democrats party, a partner of Naftali Bennett in the bloc, defended Israel Airports Authority workers' committee chair Pinchas Idan following the strike at Ben-Gurion Airport, contradicting Bennett's condemnation.

Nahariya Awarded National Education Prize for 2026 School Year
A significant achievement for the municipal education system: Minister of Education Yoav Kisch informed Mayor Ronen Mareli of the city's win of the prestigious award. The judging committee commended the social-emotional support provided to students and teaching staff during the emergency and wartime period.

Shikun & Binui: Sale of energy arm boosts net profit and credit rating
The sale of Shikun & Binui Energy to the Generation fund for 4.45 billion shekels has driven a 45% jump in net profit and led to an upgrade of the company's bond rating to A+.
"Whoever rules the sea, rules the world": Turkey is building naval power
The commander of the Turkish Navy revealed that 37 ships are being built for the fleet and 24 for export, alongside the development of an aircraft carrier, a submarine, and an air defense destroyer. Ankara presents this move as part of the struggle for influence in the maritime domain.

Exclusive: Inside the detention of Israel's most dangerous female terrorists
Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir conducted an inspection at Damon Prison, where Israel's most dangerous female terrorists are held. Accompanied by the C14 English team, the minister reviewed detention conditions and the enforcement of strict security protocols.

Moments before the wedding: The fake ticket scam has reached Omer Adam too
It has come to mako's attention that Omer Adam is expected to file a police complaint after an AI-generated ad promising free tickets to the "Next" show has been circulating online in recent days.

USA Rotates Naval Forces in the Middle East
The United States Central Command announced on Thursday that the aircraft carrier USS George Washington and its strike group have entered the CENTCOM area of responsibility. The carrier arrived in the Arabian Sea to replace the USS Abraham Lincoln.

"There is anger at the municipalities": Ofek Adanek plans independent shows
Following the cancellation of his performances by various municipalities amid a personal scandal and house arrest, Ofek Adanek has decided to launch his own independent concerts. Sources report that the artist's team has received hundreds of requests from fans frustrated by the municipal bans.

Worshiper collapses, medic uses defibrillator to save his life
The Ichud Hatzalah spokesperson's office released dramatic footage from a Chabad synagogue in Kiryat Malachi, where Roni Nakash suffered a sudden cardiac arrest during prayer about a month and a half ago. Elandiv Tam, a volunteer medic who was praying at the scene, rushed to provide life-saving assistance.

Gave the middle finger to a police car — and the police knocked on his door
Following a video circulated on social media, in which a motorcyclist is seen passing a police car at high speed and giving it the middle finger, the suspect was arrested today, Thursday, and brought in for questioning.

Maccabi Haifa's dramatic decision and the player's reaction
A severe injury to Manuel Benson during the Toto Cup has forced Maccabi Haifa to shift its transfer strategy. The club has decided to prioritize signing a foreign winger, leaving disappointed candidate Kwasi Sibo on the sidelines.

A new farmers' market will open at the end of this week: here is what awaits you there
The "Orvot HaOmanim" ("Artists' Stables") complex in Pardes Hanna is launching a new farmers' market. The market will operate on Thursdays and Fridays, bringing together the best local produce from Pardes Hanna, Binyamina, Alona, and Hof HaCarmel, alongside goods from producers across the country.

Beaten with fists and kicks: two police officers charged with violent assault of Tel Sheva residents
According to the indictment, the officers conducted an unauthorized search and then beat and kicked the two residents. One of the defendants struck one of the complainants while wearing tactical gloves. Both required medical treatment.

"Not every breakup comes from anger": Yehuda Buchbut and Michal HaKtana confirm the separation
Less than a day after rumors began to circulate, and despite being spotted together at a restaurant, the couple has officially confirmed their split, asking for privacy for their families.

Liat Blue: "Sweetie, you are anorexic, you have an eating disorder"
After causing a stir online by responding to a photo of Eden Pines and speaking out against the culture of "worshipping thinness," Liat Blue shared about the eating disorder she dealt with in the past, and admitted: "As a 42-year-old woman who has been through a thing or two in her life, it unsettles me."

From meteoric rise to crash: defense sector stock plummets
Fuse manufacturer Arit Industries is recording a sharp decline of nearly 20% today, Thursday, following its latest financial report, making it the worst performer in the TA-125 index. This drop marks a total plunge of over 75% from its January peak, when the company reached an inflated market valuation of 7 billion shekels following the post-October 7 market frenzy.

Iran responds to Trump: "We are producing more destructive weapons"
Iranian parliament member Ebrahim Rezai called today, Thursday, to respond to Donald Trump's announcement by withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. Rezai wrote on his X account: "The best response to the escalation of Trump's economic war is withdrawal from the NPT."

Waited near a hotel in Tel Aviv and stabbed his ex-girlfriend's partner: indictment against a Holon resident
According to the indictment, the defendant, in his 20s, arrived at the Royal Beach Hotel in Tel Aviv equipped with a sharp object, and subsequently stabbed the victim in the abdomen and hand, causing moderate injuries. The investigation indicates that the incident occurred against a romantic background, after the victim entered into a relationship with the defendant's ex-partner.

"I am a porn fan": Lily Allen's intimate blunder with her partner
She tried to get out of it, but her partner of the last ten months was a little less convinced: the 41-year-old star now reveals in a new interview unusual sexual preferences from her past - and the intimate incident that got complicated. "I wasn't embarrassed"

Maccabi Tel Aviv opens the season, Kattash: "We created continuity – it is important"
Maccabi Tel Aviv officially began preparations for the 2026/2027 season today (Thursday), holding its first team practice with the players available to head coach Oded Kattash. Several players currently with their national teams were absent from the practice, including Roman Sorkin, Yam Madar, Jaylen Hoard, Iffe Lundberg, and Daniel Theis, while Keaton Wallace is expected to join on Tuesday.

Bereaved families against Kushner: "He met with the man responsible for the rape of Israeli women"
Against the backdrop of Jared Kushner's visit to Israel and efforts to promote the 15-point plan, as well as the meeting between US administration representatives and Hamas political bureau chief Khalil al-Hayya in Egypt, the Heroism Forum has sharply criticized negotiations with senior Hamas officials. Bereaved families distributed posters with the slogan "You fight terror, you don't talk to it."

Daniel Greenberg with a message to Eyal Golan: "Almost packed"
After an unsuccessful reconciliation and subsequent separation, the social media personality documented the custody handover of Miel and Ron. While Golan's song played in the background, the children were in high spirits.

Stars of "The Patriots" celebrate career milestone: "This is a great excitement"
On the TV show "The Patriots," Yotam Zimri and Yedidya Meir announced they are joining the writing staff of the newspaper and digital platform "Olam Katan," owned by businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili.

Zohar Isaac attacks Israeli men: "There are no men in the world today"
Social media star and Big Brother alumnus Zohar Isaac launches an attack against the current generation, criticizing the loss of values, self-obsession on social networks, and selfish behavior that harms relationships.

Valued at 100 Million Shekels: Leading Israeli Company Sold
Michpal Technologies is acquiring 70% of Mekano for approximately 66 million shekels, in a deal that values the company at about 100 million shekels. The acquisition includes a mechanism for contingent consideration and options to purchase the remaining holdings in the future.

Noa Moses on the reasons for the breakup: "I have a hard time with your persona"
Noa Moses opens her heart about the behind-the-scenes drama of the reality show, the harsh criticism she received from her partner, the moments without cameras, and the decision the couple made after the show ended.

Gold in an unusual jump: The dramatic move by the US Treasury
A dramatic move by the US Treasury sent the dollar down and caused precious metals to jump by more than 4% in a day. Analysts are now estimating where the price will reach in the coming months.

Noa Moses on her financial situation: "They didn't show you everything"
The most talked-about bride from "Married at First Sight" comes from one of the wealthiest families in Israel, but on screen she presented a modest lifestyle that raised quite a few questions. Moments after the season ended, she sat down for an interview to set the record straight.

Ahead of winter: The drainage system meant to save Ayalon from flooding is without an operating budget
Sources involved in the "Floodplain" project at Ariel Sharon Park warn that the budget for the drainage system's maintenance has not been secured. The system is a critical component for preventing flooding in the Ayalon area.

At 54: Billionaire Teddy Sagi on the way to his seventh child
The partner of businessman Teddy Sagi, German model Kim Dammer, uploaded a video to social media with a particularly dramatic statement that left no room for doubt regarding their shared future.
Police Raid Apartment in Ramat HaSharon: Stun Grenades and Drugs Seized
Four military stun grenades and various types of drugs were discovered in a Ramat HaSharon apartment. A 43-year-old resident has been arrested, his detention extended until August 23, and the premises closed by administrative order for 30 days.

Will it pass in the next Knesset? MK Boaz Bismuth: "The draft law is ready"
MK Boaz Bismuth addressed the judicial system's intervention in the draft law during an interview with the Open Studio, while also criticizing members of the coalition. He stated that the law is fully prepared and that opposition to it was driven by a desire for media headlines.

Bennett at Ben Gurion Airport: "Israel is not being managed - and the public is paying the price"
Following the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated that the state is not being managed in any field. Opposition leaders criticized the government for its lack of leadership.

Joint List formation pushes the change bloc further from government formation
Poll "Today": Likud loses one mandate, Eisenkot gains one, but the change bloc holds only 56 mandates from Zionist parties. "Third bloc" parties fail to clear the threshold, while Ofer Winter's impact remains limited.

Nightmare on vacation: Tourist boasted of violating the "Day of Silence" in Bali – and was sent to a year in prison
On the Indonesian resort island, which is particularly popular among Western tourists, they celebrate "Nyepi" every year, a holy day when beaches are emptied, the internet is disconnected, and everyone is required to stay indoors, keep quiet, and meditate. 26-year-old Lucian Andrin Zgraggen from Switzerland chose to go to the beach, take pictures, and mock the locals on Instagram.

Mercury in retrograde? Not for them: Billionaire Shlomo Kramer and his former secretary Eden Ayun are back together
Four months after announcing another breakup, billionaire Shlomo Kramer and his partner Eden Ayun have reconciled. The couple confirmed their reunion with a photo from a vacation in Greece, where they are spending time with Ayun's family.
"The Tree of Justice" against the elite: The accident shaking Vietnam
15 months after 18-year-old Do Ngoc Phuong Thuy was struck to death, state television confirmed that a former senior party official was driving the vehicle. The protest surrounding the "Tree of Justice" has become an unusual test for the regime against Gen Z.

The Admor did not object: The surprising meeting of the new Haredi candidate
Representatives of the new faction arrived at the home of the Karlin Rebbe with the goal of gaining support ahead of the election campaign. The Rebbe clarified that he does not intend to officially support them, but sources in the Hasidic community noted that he did not dismiss them outright. The assessment is that Karlin voters may now shift their votes to the new party.

13 things that mentally strong people simply do not do
We tend to think that mental strength is related to what a person does. He is persistent, deals with difficulties, and does not cut himself any slack. But according to psychotherapist Amy Morin, sometimes the best way to understand mental strength is precisely through the things that strong people do not do.

Chaos at Ben Gurion Airport continues: Israir updates on delayed flights
Disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport continue to affect airline operations, and the Israir flight schedule has not yet returned to normal. The company reports that some flights continue to depart and land, but at the same time, a number of flights are on hold, and the entire schedule is currently affected by the disruptions at the airport.

Erdogan's spokesman: "We will continue to oppose Netanyahu's genocide"
Fahrettin Altun stated that Israel is more isolated than ever, but his country "will not fall for Netanyahu's games." In Syria, it was confirmed that a Turkish delegation visited the military airport that had been targeted by an Israeli strike.

Mike Huckabee with a warning: "Those involved in this may face consequences"
The US Ambassador to Israel said that America might ban settlers who participated in the siege of homes in Samaria from entering the country. However, Huckabee clarified that he is not aware of such measures being considered at this stage.

Demolition order from 2006 not implemented, complex expanded: High Court rejects petition
A demolition order against a scrapyard in western Binyamin has remained on paper for nearly 20 years, with inspections revealing the site has actually grown. The High Court ruled that the state's enforcement actions do not justify judicial intervention. Regavim criticized the decision, stating the court has "made a mockery of the law."

Legal precedent: Murder charge filed for the first time to prevent a witness from testifying
The indictment in the Buq'ata double murder case charges the defendants with the murder of a witness in a criminal proceeding to obstruct justice. The prosecution alleges the three defendants planned the assassination of Marwan Abu Shahin, a key witness in an extortion case. A private investigator at the scene was killed alongside him.

Adobe launches new AI tools for music and sound design in videos
If you create content for TikTok, YouTube, or short films, you are likely familiar with the frustration of searching for copyright-safe music. A survey by Adobe and the Berklee College of Music reveals that over 43% of creators avoid using music due to copyright risks, while 38.9% cite high licensing costs as a barrier.

No chaos in the summer: the right way to build a routine for children with ADHD
The departure from routine poses a huge challenge for parents of children with ADHD. Ahead of the last week of summer vacation, an expert presents behavioral tools, tips for a new daily schedule, and simple physical activities that will help you get through the end of the summer peacefully and strengthen the child's abilities.

Searching for the grandmother in the morgue: "Her phone is still sending messages"
Alisa Gudes, a 63-year-old grandmother from Brooklyn, has been missing in Las Vegas for about two weeks. The search has taken a mysterious turn as her phone continues to send messages to family members, prompting relatives to check hospitals and morgues, as reported by the "New York Post".

Europe is burning: The chilling forecast for 2100
A climate study warns: In a high-emissions scenario, the European area affected annually by fires will jump by 193% and reach about 53,000 square kilometers. Researchers claim that climate change will bring massive fires to areas that have not dealt with them in the past.

Bitcoin Crosses $72,000 Mark with 12% Gain: Which Currency Soared by 20%?
Bitcoin has surpassed the $72,000 threshold following US President Donald Trump's call for Congress to pass supportive crypto legislation, while another leading currency records a nearly 20% daily surge.

A 24% surge: Walmart's impressive figures
The retail giant reported a successful second quarter with a 24% jump in US online sales and total revenue of $187.9 billion. The company's CEO noted that customers choose Walmart for its combination of price, speed, and convenience.

31 years apart: The intimate photos of Eden Ayun and Shlomo Kramer
After persistent rumors of a breakup and a deep crisis in their relationship, Check Point founder Shlomo Kramer and his partner Eden Ayun were spotted together on an exceptionally luxurious family vacation in Greece and France.

Renowned restaurant chain faces financial collapse: $10 million in debt and founder's death
The Fireman Hospitality group, operator of iconic Manhattan restaurants, has filed for bankruptcy protection. This marks the largest crisis in New York City's restaurant industry since 2020.

Significant escalation: NATO aircraft destroys naval drone near Black Sea gas project
Romania announced on Thursday that an F-16 fighter jet destroyed a booby-trapped naval drone just hundreds of meters from a gas project in the Black Sea. According to the Romanian Defense Minister, the explosive-laden vessel did not originate from neighboring Ukraine. The Romanian Navy also examined debris from other drones found off the coast of Constanta.

On the way to politics? The unusual statement by "HaTzel" regarding his future
Following his dismissal from police volunteer service, right-wing activist Yoav Eliasi, known as "HaTzel," hinted at his future plans. "When they see me in a suit, they will miss the days I was in uniform," he stated, amid an ongoing investigation by the Police Internal Investigations Department (Mahash) into allegations of breach of trust.

Revenues fell, but Bituach Yashir's profit rose by 38% to 121 million shekels
Bituach Yashir concluded the second quarter with a 38% increase in insurance service profits, despite a 6% decline in revenues. The improved profitability is attributed to portfolio optimization and operational efficiency.

Lowering the flames: Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's message to IDF soldiers
After a long period during which tensions between Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef and the IDF over the issue of Haredi conscription repeatedly made headlines, the Shas party managed to lower the flames today. The former Chief Rabbi published a particularly conciliatory message toward IDF soldiers, blessed them, and defined them as "messengers of the Almighty to protect the people of Israel."

Google is bringing back the beloved tab scrolling feature to Chrome
If you are accustomed to working with dozens of open tabs simultaneously, you are likely familiar with the browser clutter that follows. In January 2026, Google released a Chrome update that quietly removed the built-in tab scrolling feature, making navigation significantly more cumbersome for many users.

Google Gemini: Instant Summaries for Books and Long Contracts
Are you familiar with the feeling of wanting to start a new book in a beloved series, only to discover you have completely forgotten the previous plot? Re-reading hundreds of pages can be daunting. Google Gemini offers a solution, providing accurate and detailed summaries of thick books and complex documents, saving you hours of effort.
District judge recommended a lawyer in a WhatsApp group — Ombudsman Asher Cola intervened
Ombudsman for the Judiciary Asher Cola found complaints against Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen justified due to her activity in the 'Israel Women's Network' WhatsApp forum and her recommendation of a lawyer appearing before her, but determined that there was no room for disciplinary proceedings.
Convicted and banned from leaving the country, man swims to Jordan
After being denied exit to Jordan at the Rabin crossing, Yuri Komer from Ashdod entered the sea and swam to Aqaba, evading Israeli surveillance. He was found with a large sum of cash, though he claims he was swept away by the current.

"Police are holding suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan as hostages"
The court extended the detention of five murder suspects by five days. Their lawyers expressed outrage at the police's conduct and demanded their release, but the judge granted the police's request.
From Zemun to Mount Herzl: The final journey of the visionary of the state's grandparents | Avivit Bar-Ilan
After more than a hundred years at the cemetery in Zemun, Serbia, the remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, the grandparents of the visionary of the state, were brought to Israel and buried on Mount Herzl in an extraordinary diplomatic operation that closed a historical circle.

"Today I can say that I have the 'beigale'. I used to be afraid to say that"
Jackie Azoulay returns to "MasterChef", the place from which she broke out 13 years ago, and she has a pile of insights. About faith, about fame, about relationships, about overcoming health scares and why she consciously chooses to have no friends.

"There are decisions that must be made in the ER within seconds, and their meaning is the difference between life and death"
The dramatic moment when doctors debated whether to extract a bullet from a soldier's chest that was endangering him; the gut feeling of the doctor who saved the child and the split-second decision that allowed the family to say goodbye: work in ER departments in Israel requires doctors to make quick decisions during times of load and stress. We spoke with some of the senior doctors in the country...

"We can be sexy and ugly, drunk and gross, and still tell a story - just like the men"
Who said women 40+ should only be busy with kids, a husband, and wrinkles? Anna Faris, Isla Fisher, Leslie Mann, and Michelle Buteau prove in the new film 'Spa Weekend' that they can also be wild, sexy, and completely irresponsible. In an interview with mako, they talk about the scene they couldn't manage to film, the friendship that formed between them, and who almost choked during the shoot?

"An entire country laughed at me, mocked me. I will never forgive that"
He does not forget how the viewers reacted ("It's like a wound. As if we moved on, but not really"), claims that men find it hard to accept him, and is convinced that there is a line they do not cross only because of his intimidating appearance: Zohar Isaac does not mince words, and speaks now on the "Spill It" podcast about life after reality TV – and about the woman because of whom he has not...

The Dungeon, midnight. I see a sign in front of me: "This business is owned by a reservist"
She hadn't been to The Dungeon club in a decade, but a good friend wanted to go and his wife wasn't up for it, so she went with him — and returned shocked, but not for the reasons you might guess. A monologue of a young woman who thought she would be exposed again to a dark sexual counterculture, but was exposed only to older, chubby men, women who look like National Insurance clerks, Britney...

Starting Over: The Story of Lento Restaurant
After nearly 13 years of running a Tel Aviv Italian restaurant that became an institution, Moti Sofer was forced to close 'Ronimoti' and recalculate his path. Now he cooks in a small trattoria in the Shefayim complex, right next to a car wash, and offers a small, focused menu that moves away from generic Italian food - and prefers dishes full of the self-confidence of a veteran cook who doesn't...

Did you upload a photo to the internet? 9 million user faces leaked to the web
Have you ever used an online service to check who is behind a Facebook profile or an unknown phone number? Many of us upload photos and personal details to these sites to perform due diligence and protect ourselves from scammers. However, such a service, intended to protect us, has itself become a source of serious danger, as millions of user face photos were completely exposed on the open web.

Prepare for Stormy Days at Ben Gurion Airport: Which Passengers Should Be Especially Worried?
The halt of flights at Ben Gurion Airport at the peak of the summer season may have ended, but the disruptions are far from over. Who will suffer, and why are charter flights and low-cost carriers at higher risk of cancellations?

Suspicion did not strengthen: Yossi Musli released to full house arrest
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court rejected the police's request to extend Yossi Musli's detention by 11 days and ordered his release to his home in Savyon. The judge determined that the new evidence does not strengthen the suspicion against him, while his defense attorneys argued that the police lack sufficient evidence to justify continued detention.

"Deviation from expected restraint": Ombudsman rules complaints against District Court judge justified
Complaints were filed against Judge Michal Agmon-Gonen for active membership in a WhatsApp group of the Israel Women's Network, including posting an advertisement on her behalf and recommending a lawyer who appears before her. Although the complaints were found to be justified, the Ombudsman emphasized that the flaws found do not justify taking disciplinary action.

Regev has become the face of everything unbearable in the treatment of citizens
The primaries are over, time to fly. Why should the Minister of Transport and the ministry's management be concerned about warnings regarding staffing shortages at the peak of the season? Ben Gurion Airport is not only the only gateway to Israel, but also a reflection of it.

Spouse failed to disclose assets in prenuptial agreement: Court ruling
A couple signed a prenuptial agreement establishing separation of property. The wife later sought to cancel it after discovering her husband had concealed assets. The court issued a ruling and provided guidance on how to protect against asset concealment in marital agreements.

Motorcyclist killed in accident on Highway 471, near Ono interchange
A motorcyclist in his 60s was killed this afternoon after a collision with a vehicle on Highway 471 near the Ono interchange. MADA paramedics were unable to save his life despite resuscitation efforts.

Singles, take your marks: this is Tel Aviv's way of setting you up
The largest singles race in Israel returns with thousands of participants and an international DJ. We reveal the numbers behind the complex production, security costs, and the expected net profit for the organizers.

Ministry of Health warns: Do not eat these meat, chicken, and fish products
During an inspection at a butcher shop, severe deficiencies were discovered, including the sale of expired products and the illegal freezing of fresh meat. The Ministry of Health calls on customers to dispose of the products immediately.

Major cruise line announces significant updates to winter travel itineraries
MSC Cruises is updating its winter 2027-2028 cruise schedules. Passengers affected by these route changes will be offered the option to switch to an alternative cruise or receive a full refund.

Corinne Gideon with a painful confession: "Pray for me"
Disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport caused the social media personality to panic, as she revealed she has a flight scheduled soon. She turned to her followers for spiritual support: "Father have mercy" | All the details

Breakthrough in the housing market: removing bureaucratic barriers and accelerating construction
The approval of the law to expand the powers of the Subcommittee for National Housing marks a revolution in Israel's housing market: more apartments, fewer barriers, and a shorter path from plans on paper to actual construction.

Millions of shekels invested: Innovative kindergarten opening soon
With the start of the school year this coming September, a unique and bilingual educational institution will be launched at Atidim Park, which is emerging as one of the most interesting developments for parents of young children in the central region.

The innocent app that eats up your computer's memory
When you try to understand why your computer is lagging, you probably look for the usual suspects: open browsers, heavy games, or video editing software. But it turns out there is a quiet and particularly surprising culprit sitting right under your nose. The built-in Windows weather app is capable of consuming almost an entire gigabyte of RAM just while you scroll through it to check if you should...

After Toronto: "Our Loves" to Open the Haifa Festival
"Our Loves", Avi Nesher's new film about October 7, has been selected as the opening film of the 2026 Haifa Festival. Alongside the premiere, Nesher will receive a lifetime achievement award for his cinematic excellence and contribution to Israeli culture.

Almost a trillion dollars: The AI giant preparing for a massive IPO
The artificial intelligence company Anthropic concludes July with exceptional figures. The company reached an annual revenue run rate of 65 billion dollars, a jump of about 600% compared to the end of 2025. The private company is preparing for its next step: last June, it submitted a confidential prospectus to the US Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering (IPO) at a...

Kibbutz to receive 34 apartments in exchange for land returned to the Israel Land Authority
Geshem Holdings reported on the advancement of a 488-apartment project in Migdal HaEmek. The Israel Land Authority is launching a reform to shorten appraisal objection procedures. Additionally, Azorim Living will purchase 26 apartments in Jerusalem for long-term rental for approximately 76 million shekels.

Beitar not in the top: Betting agencies have decided – this is the next champion
The opening whistle of the 2026/27 Premier League season will sound this Saturday. Today, betting agencies revealed the odds for winning the national championship, with the rankings proving surprising following an unusual summer for the big clubs.

Advertising soars, stores struggle: The conflict of Walmart investors
Walmart stock is plummeting in pre-market trading in New York following the release of its financial reports. The company beat forecasts in both revenue and, most importantly, net profit, where the positive surprise stood at nearly 10%. However, what disappointed investors was the growth in traditional sales compared to expectations, which is sending the stock down by up to 6% in pre-market...

"Aloha": An innocent vacation in a swimsuit? Not for Kim Kardashian and her partner
While Kylie celebrated her 29th birthday with the family in Hawaii, her older sister Kim stole the spotlight with a series of photos in a tiny black bikini, alongside intimate moments with her partner of seven months, race car driver Lewis Hamilton.

Worse than Bennett: The group endangering the right-wing government
The traditional Likud-right camp, numbering over a million people, is watching these days with horror and trepidation at what is happening before its eyes. A small group of right-wingers, adorning themselves with the title of "ideological-value-driven," are energetically drilling holes in the bloc's ship and working with open eyes to topple the right-wing government.

Haifa Mayor warns of education crisis, citing IDF officer corps as example
The annual education preparation conference in Haifa focused on school violence, mental resilience, and the urgent need for reform in special education and classroom management.

UroGen expands to additional cancer types through partnership with Israeli company
The company, traded on NASDAQ and focused on urinary tract cancer treatments, has announced a collaboration agreement with the Israeli firm Intragel, which has developed a biodegradable gel for the sustained release of drugs.
Michal Ansky on her financial situation: "A 24-year-old girl earns more than me today"
The legendary judge of "MasterChef" speaks candidly about the big money behind the scenes, the pressure to land campaigns, how she plans her next business empire, and her past financial situation: "I am talking about a livelihood" | All the details

The difficult moment for Yael Bar Zohar and Guy Zu-Aretz: "Distress"
Yael Bar Zohar decided to share with her followers the less glamorous moments of her life, revealing the distress and anxiety she has been experiencing lately and how she chose to deal with them this morning.

Yaron Avraham criticizes Ben Gurion Airport: "Didn't you know it's August?"
The operations management at Ben Gurion Airport declared a crisis following severe operational difficulties that caused heavy delays and the halting of critical activities, while angry passengers describe difficult scenes in the arrivals hall.

National Insurance Institute accelerates benefit payments for September
The holiday season brings changes to the payment schedule: The National Insurance Institute announced today that two payment dates in September have been moved up. Who will receive their funds as early as September 8, and which benefits will be paid early on September 22?

Aiming to control Gaza: The hospital that became a Hamas torture complex
The IDF revealed intelligence indicating that Hamas operates interrogation and torture complexes inside Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis. According to the security establishment, this activity is expanding as Hamas fears losing its grip on the population.

The money should follow the child, not the institution
The author calls for an educational reform where special needs funding is attached to the child rather than the institution, turning students into sought-after opportunities for schools.

The Pistachio War: When Water Scarcity Becomes a Risk for Investors
Alongside the geopolitical confrontation between Washington and Tehran, a "pistachio war" is unfolding, complicated by the climate crisis. Water scarcity and extreme weather conditions are becoming critical risk factors for investors.

The man who holds the switch to Ben Gurion Airport: Who is Pinhas Idan
The surprise strike at Ben Gurion Airport turns the spotlight on the powerful union chairman who has held the position for four decades and is effectively closing the skies, not for the first time.

The state rewards exports. It is time it also rewarded domestic production
The shekel-dollar exchange rate daily impacts decisions on industrial investment in Israel. The government should adjust tax policy to incentivize domestic production, not just exports.

Retired judge: 'One must not obey the ruling of Daphna Barak-Erez'
Supreme Court Justice Daphna Barak-Erez froze the Shir Hajaj Law two weeks ago, effectively allowing the reunification of terrorist families. Today, retired Magistrate Court Judge Haran Feinstein criticized the ruling in an interview with Dana Varon, calling it anti-Zionist and unauthorized.

After she got down on one knee: Inbal Bibi and Roi Kornblum are getting married
After two years of dating and two mutual marriage proposals, the singer and her partner, a former "Big Brother" contestant, are heading to the altar.

No sneakers needed: The new pill that makes the body react as if it were working out
New reports about a pill that mimics the effects of physical activity have sparked debate over the future of fitness. Professor Eitan Friedman of Assuta warns against high expectations, emphasizing that no drug can replace the benefits of real exercise.

Ben Gurion Airport gradually resumes operations following major disruptions
The Israel Airports Authority announces that operations at Ben Gurion Airport are gradually resuming as of 15:00 under a revised flight schedule, following significant disruptions that occurred throughout the day.

Colombia counts over 500 dead and missing in earthquake
In Colombia, it was reported today, Thursday, that at least 319 people have died as a result of the earthquake that struck the country, while 260 people remain missing. Authorities confirmed 4,469 injuries and 364 successful rescues.

How to manifest the reality you want using the power of thought?
Manifesting, or attracting reality, has turned in recent years from a spiritual practice into a huge trend on social media. People write down their desires, create vision boards, and imagine the life they want. But according to the approach behind the method, manifesting is not just about asking for something and hoping it will appear. So what really lies behind the method? And how can you use its...

Indonesia: 100 lashes for sex outside of marriage, crowd shouts "Harder!"
The world's largest Muslim country allows Aceh province to operate under Sharia law and punish "moral offenders" with lashes for gambling, adultery, and "forbidden intimacy." Today, four individuals received 100 lashes each in front of a crowd, including children.

Yair Golan's reaction to the strike in Syria exposes the danger of a left-wing government
68 days until the elections. Amidst the political noise, we often overlook the central issue of national security. Yair Golan's recent criticism of Israel's strike in Syria highlights a stark contrast in security doctrines ahead of the upcoming vote.

Loaded weapon and ready magazines: Operation "Iron Net" in the Negev
As part of a large-scale police operation to combat crime in the Negev, district officers in cooperation with Border Police fighters carried out a proactive raid on a residential house in a local council near Arad, resulting in the arrest of a suspect.

After the strike in Syria: Is Israel heading toward a confrontation with Turkey?
The current confrontation between Israel and Turkey came to light even before Jerusalem sought to officially reveal it. The Americans, through their special envoy to Syria, explicitly accused Israel of the latest strike, thereby bringing the issue to the public sphere. Although the exchange of inflammatory statements is routine on the part of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, this time it is the...

MK Sharren Haskel: "As far as I am concerned, lying is not on the table"
As part of the "Election MKs" project, Paz Robinson met with MK Sharren Haskel and Lt. Col. (res.) Roi Danino. They discussed political norms, the personal toll of public service, and their visions for life beyond the political arena.

Bitcoin celebrates a historic record: the digital currency in an unprecedented surge
The Bitcoin currency showed a significant jump of 4% to a value of more than 71 thousand dollars. Experts estimate that investors should prepare themselves for a move toward 100 thousand dollars by the end of the year.

Survivor star Gabriel Tamas: "They didn't pay my salaries, but I played"
Moments after celebrating a victory in the final of "Survivor" in Romania with a major cash prize, ex-Israeli Premier League player Gabriel Tamas launched a sharp attack against Cluj players complaining about salary delays: "At Astra they didn't pay me for five months and I still played."

Super-Pharm shakes up the market: home essentials at discounted prices
As part of the "Everything you need for the holiday" campaign, Israel's largest pharmacy chain is launching promotions on large appliances, furniture, and home equipment until the end of August and September. For example, a set of chairs is being sold at a discount of over 50%.

Guy Peleg responds to rumors about his daughter: "There is no limit"
Channel 12 correspondent responds for the first time to the wave of false rumors against his children. After his son was accused of disrespecting religion and the state, it is now being circulated that his daughter spied for Iran for $100 - Peleg breaks his silence and attacks Netanyahu: "He is dangerous to Israel and to democracy"

Financial reports: 379 housing units sold since the beginning of 2026
Efi Capital Real Estate reports its financial results for the first half of 2026. The company reports that it has sold 379 apartments since the beginning of the year and is active in various projects totaling approximately 9,475 housing units in 20 cities across the country.

Due to the situation at Ben Gurion Airport: Hapoel Be'er Sheva is stuck in Romania after victory
Following Hapoel Be'er Sheva's 2:1 victory over Sabah on Wednesday, the team is stranded in Romania due to the workers' strike at Ben Gurion Airport. Operations at the airport have ceased, causing chaos and uncertainty regarding the team's return and their upcoming match preparations.

Trump's economic war depends on it: The country that became Iran's back door
World press headlines: The success of Trump's economic pressure on Iran depends on the ability to cut off Iranian financial channels through Dubai; the German Chancellor condemns Itamar Ben Gvir's statements and changes position; and in Sweden, a Muslim Minister of Education wears a Star of David in the face of rising antisemitism. Globes presents a daily short review of interesting news from the...

Fire Breaks Out at Spiral Complex in Eilat: Six Injured
All six victims sustained light injuries. The fire broke out during peak hours in the tourist district. Upon arrival, firefighters discovered the blaze originated in a storage area for air conditioning units serving nearby shops.

83-year-old from Rahat, married to nine women and father of 45 children, questioned by police
Police questioned an 83-year-old Bedouin from Rahat, a father of 45 children, on suspicion of bigamy and offenses related to illegal stay in Israel. According to investigators, he is married to nine women, five of whom are not residents of Israel, including residents of the Palestinian Authority.

This part of the refrigerator you are probably forgetting to clean
The refrigerator is one of the places in the house that we use constantly, but precisely for this reason, it is easy to postpone its thorough cleaning. Food residues, spilled liquids, and dirty packaging can accumulate between shelves and in drawers. Proper cleaning does not necessarily require strong materials, but it does require a work order that will prevent damage to food and allow reaching...

Strike at Ben Gurion Airport: Arkia Reports Flight Disruptions
Chaos at Ben Gurion Airport is impacting flight schedules: Arkia airline reports that several flights are delayed due to operational disruptions caused by the ongoing strike.

Contractor sued a hotel for 700,000 shekels - and ended up with a debt of 100,000
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court fully rejected a waterproofing contractor's lawsuit against the Isrotel chain, owner of the Mitzpe Hayamim Hotel in Rosh Pinna. Judge Adi Hadar adopted the findings of the hotel's inspector and ruled that there is no place to retroactively bypass the decision-making mechanism that the parties themselves established in the contract.

Back to school and extracurriculars: what's in demand, what's new, and how much it will cost you
Ahead of the return to school, the extracurricular season is opening. Prices for classes range from 180 to 400 shekels per month, while extreme sports like surfing can reach 1,650 shekels. Ninja and acrobatics are in peak demand, alongside a new wave of artificial intelligence, drone, and gaming classes. The Association of Community Centers (Matnasim) states that prices remain under full...

Election Committee orders Bezalel Smotrich to remove campaign video
The "Choosing Israel" association filed a petition against a campaign video by the Finance Minister featuring children. Judge Noam Solberg ordered the party to remove the content.
51-year-old man posed as a 28-year-old masseur and is charged with raping a young woman with intellectual disabilities
The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against 51-year-old Rafael Shraga from Bat Yam for rape and sexual offenses against a 19-year-old woman with intellectual disabilities. According to the indictment, he presented himself with a false name and age, took her to a hotel, and exploited her condition to commit the acts.

Arrested in northern Tel Aviv on suspicion of drug trafficking: what was hidden in the vehicle
A resident of Petah Tikva was arrested last night in the North Tel Aviv neighborhood on suspicion of drug trafficking. A search of his vehicle revealed approximately 90 bags of cannabis, cookies suspected of containing drugs, and 4,050 shekels in cash. The suspect is scheduled to appear in court today for a detention hearing.

"How was the boat not identified"? In front of tourists - dozens of migrants break into Spain
While quite a few tourists were vacationing at the famous La Manga beach in Spain, a boat with about 60 migrants arrived at the shore, and everyone on board broke into the country's territory. "This cannot be normalized. If a migrant boat can reach such a bay, disembark in front of citizens and then leave, we must ask ourselves how the control of our maritime borders is operating."

After completing rehab: Shia LaBeouf has returned to the bottle
Just a few months after being charged with assault, the notorious Hollywood star refused mental health treatment and returned to daily alcohol consumption, despite the rehabilitation he underwent.

Neto Melinda: Sales rose but net profit fell by 12.5%, shares are falling
Food importer Neto Melinda concluded the second quarter of 2026 with an 8.6% increase in revenue to 1.3 billion shekels, but net profit fell by 12.5% to 44.3 million shekels.

Noa Kirel parted ways with Daniel Peretz: "How fun"
Israel's biggest pop star is packing her bags again, leaving England and her husband, and landing in Cyprus for a particularly nostalgic visit. In a story she uploaded, the singer shared her crazy schedule and the excitement of returning to a place she remembers fondly: "The best in the world, really" | All the details

Watch: Violent clash between Barcelona and Egypt's Al-Ahly fans
The Joan Gamper Trophy match between Barcelona and Egypt's Al-Ahly at Camp Nou was marred by a violent brawl in the stands. Despite the festive atmosphere, security forces had to intervene to restore order.

From 0 to 100: How to become a Hollywood star and turn down a million-dollar contract
Indy Navarta, the star of the horror film "Obsession", has rapidly become one of Hollywood's most sought-after young actresses. Recently relatively unknown, she is now turning down multi-million dollar offers as she prepares for major new projects following her film's box-office success.

35 years after her father's death: daughter to receive share of partner's apartment
The Tel Aviv Family Court has ordered the enforcement of an agreement entitling the daughter of a deceased man to a share of his former partner's apartment sale proceeds. The judge ruled that the father's investment in renovations created a binding obligation for compensation.

New study challenges long-held assumptions about star counts in galaxies
A 2026 study based on Gaia telescope data questions a 50-year-old astronomical assumption. Researchers from the University of Missouri found that the ratio of high-mass to low-mass stars is not universal and varies depending on the local environment.

Elderly man injured, and Jerusalem Municipality defended itself: "He wasn't wearing glasses"
An 83-year-old visually impaired man tripped over debris in the Har Homa neighborhood and required surgeries and long rehabilitation. The municipality claimed it was not responsible, but the court ruled: it will compensate him with 350,000 NIS.
IDF brigades complete preparations: The scenario — an attempted massacre in Judea and Samaria
The IDF recently completed a series of exercises simulating a surprise attack in Judea and Samaria. Commanders practiced decision-making under conditions of uncertainty and in multi-casualty scenarios.

"Iran is setting exactly the same trap for Israel as Hitler did"
This week marks 87 years since the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, a non-aggression agreement signed in 1939 between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, which also included the division of spheres of influence in Eastern Europe. Less than two years later, Hitler violated the agreement and invaded the Soviet Union.

Chaos at Ben Gurion Airport: Flights Forced to Turn Back
Minister of Transport Miri Regev has ordered a firm investigation into the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport following significant flight disruptions. The Ministry is currently examining whether the delays are due to an intentional work-to-rule strike by airport staff.

Electra Consumer Products considers ending participation in the "Basket of the Country" project at Carrefour
In an investor call following the publication of Electra Consumer Products' second-quarter reports, CEO Zvika Schwimmer said: "The 'Basket of the Country' brought new customers to the chain, but hurt revenues." The company's management is now examining whether the additional traffic generated by the promotion justifies the financial damage, or if it is better to end participation at the end of the...

First families return to the fourth settlement evacuated in Samaria
An historic milestone was marked on Thursday in northern Samaria as the first families moved into the community of Kadim, which was uprooted 21 years ago. About 30 families have settled in the renewed community, accompanied by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and Samaria Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan.

Doral increases stake in the US and raises 2027 forecast
Doral summarized the second quarter of 2026 with accelerated growth in its US operations and an expanded project backlog. Consequently, the company has revised its 2027 revenue forecast upwards to 1.95 billion shekels.

Gal Kaspers: "All the worst things in the world go through my head"
The "MasterChef" star and Pilates studio owner, a mother of three, shared a moment of intense anxiety this morning. After receiving a message from her daughter, who was about to board a flight, Gal admitted: "All the anxieties in the world came rushing in. Mothers will understand this feeling."

With a grenade and weaponry: Suspect in stabbing in Kiryat Bialik arrested after covert ambush
The investigation was opened following a stabbing incident that occurred last night in Kiryat Bialik, during which a 25-year-old local resident was moderately wounded.

Who won the 'deals'? The answer of Likud members turns the tables
Primaries are always a struggle between two forces: organized 'deals' and the free will of party members. At the end of the campaign, Likud chose not a list of 'screamers', but a team of action-oriented leaders who have proven their effectiveness.

Eli Finish reveals an embarrassing mistake by Channel 12 News: "My mother passed away"
Actor Eli Finish shared today (Thursday) an embarrassing conversation with a Channel 12 News researcher, during which he was asked if he would like to take part in a new segment on the morning show. "We show a picture of a celebrity's mother, and the audience and the panel have to guess, then the mother comes on for a short and cute interview," the researcher wrote and asked if this could be...

Harel Wizel and TERMINAL X Launch Commemorative Collection for Amir Fisher
Fashion chain TERMINAL X has released a unique commemorative collection dedicated to the memory of Staff Sergeant Amir Fisher (of blessed memory), featuring designs inspired by his personal style and tattoos.

Rina Matzliach claims: This is the next Prime Minister of Israel
Rina Matzliach and Akiva Novick discussed the question of the next election results and revealed in a live broadcast a particularly intriguing bet regarding the identity of the next Prime Minister.

Easot reports a record quarter: Net profit jumped 32% to 19.4 million shekels
The defense company controlled by the FIMI fund has moved from net debt to a financial surplus of 112 million shekels and holds an order backlog of 2.4 billion shekels. But the security moderation in the region poses a question: what will happen to demand when the arena calms down?

A Million-Shekel Deal: Bar Cohen’s New Professional Milestone
Social media star Bar Cohen has achieved an impressive professional milestone, joining a leading international hair care brand in a deal backed by a significant financial investment.

Return to Morocco: Arkia Airline Resumes Direct Flights from Israel
The Israeli airline, Arkia, has resumed flights from Israel to Morocco after three years, and the first flight landed in Marrakech yesterday. This route is expected to operate twice a week with prices starting from about $500.

Secret agents arrest gang trafficking women into Israel
The Israel Police have uncovered an international network suspected of human trafficking and pimping. Intelligence was provided by the Operational Coordination Department and the Israel Police representative abroad. Three suspects have been arrested on charges of human trafficking and inducing individuals to engage in prostitution.

Despite Trump's statements: Iran executes citizens who protested
Iran has executed three individuals involved in protests that began in December 2025. The executions occurred despite US President Donald Trump's January claim that Iran had halted such actions.

From Argentina to Israel: The WhatsApp chatbot that finds you events in Tel Aviv - for free
How many times have you reached the weekend without plans? Meet CHAT WITH YARA. In just one week, almost 1,000 people in Tel Aviv alone have tried the AI chatbot that finds you the hottest events based on a database from social networks. Entrepreneur Yaara Shiran, who started it in Buenos Aires and has more than 4,000 users, is dreaming big: "The next destination is New York," she says.

Bank Hapoalim and Discount to delay exit from Palestinian Authority at Bank of Israel's request
The two Israeli banks acting as intermediaries for the Palestinian banking system are expected to postpone the cessation of operations by several months, Globes has learned. This comes at the request of the Bank of Israel, with the goal of finding a permanent solution to prevent chaos.

Elite unit detective accused of sexually harassing a colleague
A serious indictment against a detective from the Lahav unit has revealed a pattern of persistent sexual harassment toward a policewoman who served with him. When confronted, the defendant claimed the victim had 'misunderstood his words.'

Eldar Dayan murder case: Five youths involved in the brawl brought to court
According to investigators, the suspects kicked the victim in the head, causing a fatal brain hemorrhage. Meanwhile, the detention of Dayan's friends, Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, has been extended, as police interrogation revealed that their testimonies contradict established facts.

Is working from the office killing our productivity?
Getting out of bed, making coffee, and opening the computer sounds like a recipe for laziness. And yet, more and more people are discovering that the days they work from home are actually the days they manage to get into a rhythm, focus, and check off their tasks. So why might we be more productive at home?

Google's Israeli executive wants to eliminate the hottest job in tech today
The Forward Deployed Engineer (FDE) role has become one of the most sought-after positions in tech. Now, Google, under the leadership of Israeli executive Andi Gutmans, is working to replace these specialists with AI agents.

Attorney General issues warning to ministers ahead of elections
A little over two months before the elections, Gali Baharav-Miara sent a 59-page document to the Prime Minister and cabinet ministers outlining all restrictions applicable to them ahead of election day.

Storm in Arad: Ultra-Orthodox individuals covered memorial stickers for fallen IDF soldiers with posters
Arad Mayor Yair Maayan filed a police complaint against an extremist group that desecrated memorial stickers for fallen IDF soldiers. The individuals covered the tributes with posters opposing a high-tech employment program for Ultra-Orthodox women.

A month after cabinet approval, PMO denies: "We did not approve the entry of an international force into Gaza"
Benjamin Netanyahu's office has denied reports regarding the entry of an international force into the Gaza Strip, despite a cabinet vote approving the measure last month. Officials maintain that no reconstruction will occur before the disarmament of Hamas.

Eyal Waldman and his partner are separating: after a stormy relationship and a massive age gap
After a stormy relationship that sparked great curiosity on social media, the millionaire entrepreneur and his young partner have decided to break up and go their separate ways following differences.

Rami Levy with an economic message: "There are people who have nothing, share"
The CEO of the chain and daughter of Rami Levy in a candid interview about the upbringing she received at home, the difficult economic reality of many families, and how all this affects the management of the retail empire: "People are not measured by what they have" | All the details

Damri sold more apartments in the quarter: so why did the profit fall?
Construction company I.H. Damri increased apartment sales, but rising financing costs and margin erosion led to a decline in net profit. We analyze the company's Q2 2026 financial results.

Strauss CEO publishes boastful post: "A feast at our expense"
Strauss CEO Shai Babad boasted of profits in the hundreds of millions of shekels, but consumers are outraged by price hikes while global raw material costs are plummeting, and a public lobby organization is promoting action.

Harel enters the world of hedge funds: The major deal is revealed
The investment house of the Harel Group is expanding into the alternative sector and is acquiring 50.1% of the shares of a hedge fund management company that manages hundreds of millions of shekels. Who are the former managers behind the deal?

Shikma Bressler to receive 150,000 shekels in damages: Crowdfunding campaign launched
The protest leader won a libel lawsuit against Pany Michaeli; the judge rejected the defense's arguments and ordered heavy compensation and legal costs. In response, screenwriter Meni Assayag and other right-wing activists launched a crowdfunding campaign and launched a sharp attack: "She deserves a cell in Neve Tirza."

A new beach in Israel: the free attraction is revealed
Just before the summer vacation ends, a well-known mall in Tel Aviv is initiating a surprising four-day event with a surfing simulator, creative zones, and prizes for the whole family at no cost.

Rona-Lee Shimon in a panic: "What the hell, I'm in shock"
The actress, dancer, and new mom opened her personal diary and was horrified: she simply couldn't decipher her own handwriting and was afraid she would miss a commitment. How did followers react to her old-fashioned use of pencil and paper? | All the details

"Anti-Palestinian message": West Ham against its fans' song for Solomon
The management of West Ham United sparked widespread controversy among football fans in Israel after issuing an official statement strongly condemning the song sung by the club's fans for Manor Solomon. During the season opener against Burnley, in which the Israeli scored an impressive debut goal, the Hammers' fans broke into a well-known chant from the stands that includes the words "I hate...

Police Commissioner cancels appointments meeting following media leaks
Police Commissioner Rav-Nitzav Dani Levy cancelled a senior command staff meeting today regarding Tat-Nitzav rank appointments at the last minute. Sources indicate the Commissioner was furious over leaks to the media concerning candidate identities. While lower-level appointments will proceed, promotions to the rank of Tat-Nitzav remain on hold.

16-year-old from Beitar Illit located after weeks of searching
Shmuel Rahamim Tutian, a 16-year-old resident of Beitar Illit who had been missing for several weeks, was located overnight between Wednesday and Thursday following an extensive police operation. Authorities confirmed he is safe and in good condition.

Dimri struggles with sales in Tel Aviv's luxury district and forecasts price cuts
Y.H. Dimri released its second-quarter 2026 reports, highlighting challenges in its Sde Dov flagship project. Only 40 out of 455 units have been sold to date, leading the company to lower its price-per-square-meter forecast.
Tzomet and Beit Yisrael Parties Establish the "Third Camp on the Right"
Moshe Green and former MK Gadi Yevarkan have announced a political merger ahead of the upcoming elections, aiming to bridge agricultural settlement, labor Zionism, and the social-national right.
Yuli Edelstein returns to the fateful day and settles the score with Likud and Tali Gottlieb: "I was right"
Yuli Edelstein took a jab during an interview on 103FM at Likud members, and specifically at Knesset member Tali Gottlieb. He also returned to the day he was ousted from the chairmanship of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

Snapchat in Trouble: Company Executives Sell Millions in Shares
Douglas Hot, CFO of Snap, sold approximately 132,000 shares at an average price of $5.20. While executive stock sales often concern investors, this was a technical move to cover tax liabilities. However, the sale comes during a difficult period for the company, which is facing a sharp decline in share value and significant legal threats.
Chassis and vehicle parts suspected of being stolen: two chop shops destroyed in the southern Hebron Hills
Police and IDF forces raided three vehicle chop shops in the Dahariya area overnight. Two were destroyed, and vehicle parts and chassis suspected of being stolen were found on site; an administrative procedure has been initiated against a third.

Beyond the pool and sunbeds: violent brawls continue in Eilat hotels
Police have arrested seven suspects following a series of violent incidents. Eilat District Commander Alon Calfon: "The combination of alcohol and high temperatures leads to friction."

Ardan: "Eisenkot is pretending to be right-wing, we will not sit in a government dependent on Yair Golan"
The chairman of the "Achdut" party and former senior Likud member explains in an interview with "HaYom" why he left the party after 30 years to take a major political risk. He stated: "We will demand a service law for everyone, including Arabs and Haredim. We will not be in anyone's pocket, even if the price is new elections."

"I lost income and campaigns because of my opinions"
Asaf Gothelf has turned the Kaplan protests, as well as Hadar Muchtar and Mordechai David, into raw material for videos that reach hundreds of thousands of views. Now he talks about the line between trolling and agenda, about the threats he receives from both sides, and about the price of exposure: "I am holding up a mirror to the right and the left."

Syrian President's father threatens: The Golan Heights will come to us "sooner or later"
Dr. Hussein al-Shara, father of Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara, has threatened that the Golan Heights will return to Syrian control. In a social media post, he described Israel as the primary obstacle to Syria's stability and territorial integrity.

A week and a half since Katriel disappeared in Tiberias: "He said he had no battery, every detail will advance us"
A week and a half have passed since the last contact with Katriel Nachman Keenan from Beit Shemesh, and his family is calling for public help in the search: "He sent Mom a message that he had no battery and not to worry," his brother told Ynet. "We are in the field, every piece of information can advance us. The power of the public is immense."
Former Head of POW and MIA Department: "There are certain developments in the Ron Arad case"
Avi Kalo, former head of the POW and MIA department in Aman, spoke about the efforts that led to the return of the remains of the late Yehuda Katz. He also addressed the Ron Arad case, saying that the focus has shifted from Iran to Lebanon, where new developments have been recorded.

Exemption from conscription in exchange for support: the emerging agreement between Deri and Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri visited the home of Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef. According to sources, the two reached a closed agreement under which the next government will pass a conscription exemption law, and the Rabbi will become a full partner in the movement's political decision-making.

Oron Nadlan and Midar secured the required majority for a Pinui-Binui project of about 400 apartments in Jerusalem
Oron Nadlan and Midar have secured the necessary majority of apartment owners to advance a Pinui-Binui project in Jerusalem's Kiryat Menachem neighborhood. The plan involves replacing 84 existing units with 400 new ones.

The client is pushing, but you have no idea why the system is slow? It's not entirely your fault
On paper, Observability should be a tool accessible to every developer, product manager, and operations person. But the reality is completely different.

Shufersal Expands Non-Food Revenue Through Partnership with LEGO
The Shufersal chain has signed a commercial agreement with LEGO, under which the brand's products will be sold starting today in about 90 branches across the country and via Shufersal Online. This move allows Shufersal to expand sales beyond groceries using a high-demand brand, while LEGO gains an immediate, significant increase in its retail footprint in Israel.

Teenager injured on swing in unfinished park awarded 140,000 shekels in damages
The court ruled that the Julis local council is liable for the accident due to negligence in securing the site. The teenager was assigned 10% contributory negligence for entering the park despite knowing it was under construction.

Eyal Golan makes a financial contribution to a football team: "Good luck"
Despite investments and new signings, Beitar Jerusalem has been eliminated from European competitions. The club is now focusing on a spiritual project: writing a Torah scroll in memory of deceased fans. Donors include Almog Cohen, Omer Atzili, Dudu Aharon, and Eyal Golan.

The Gordon brothers in a revealing interview: "There is a healthy jealousy that drives us to succeed"
Ruach Hashem and Kivdi Gordon open up in a revealing interview and tell about the moment they were required to give up representing the country: "It's an organization that has already caused us problems in the past", business decisions: "You need to start investing to make a living", and goals for the future: "We will do things here that no Israeli has ever done".

Vacation prices drop: only 5,000 shekels for the whole family
The end of summer vacation is approaching, and the final days of August are the perfect time for a family getaway before school begins. With high last-minute demand, tour operators are offering attractive packages to Mediterranean destinations.

Meta's AI Revolution: New Tools to Transform Your Business
The tech giant is launching a series of major updates that allow you to integrate your Facebook, Instagram, and Google accounts with its smart assistant, alongside a new desktop application.

C14 users have decided: Should Itamar Ben Gvir recruit May Golan?
Following the defeat suffered by Minister May Golan in the Likud primaries and the possibility that she will not serve in the next Knesset, we asked C14 users whether they think Otzma Yehudit chairman Itamar Ben Gvir should grant her a spot on his party's list. The result was clear: out of 1,306 users who participated in the survey, 877 — about 67% — answered "yes" and supported the possible...

Moments before a show: Phoebe Bridgers hospitalized with appendicitis
Phoebe Bridgers was supposed to spend her 32nd birthday performing in London, but instead found herself hospitalized due to appendicitis. "I will make it up to you!" she promised her British audience, who were eager to see her following the release of her new album, Lost Weekend.

40-year-old woman dies at Soroka Hospital following pregnancy complications
A tragedy at Soroka Hospital: a 40-year-old woman in the 34th week of her seventh pregnancy has died following an emergency surgery. The patient arrived with abdominal pain, but a rare complication led to a rapid deterioration of her condition, and the fetus was delivered without signs of life.

The death row inmate who was saved 8 times at the 11th hour — and lived to 101
Francis Clifford Smith, convicted in 1950 for the murder of a night watchman, has passed away at the age of 101. During his incarceration, he faced the death penalty eight times, only to have his sentence repeatedly postponed and eventually commuted to life imprisonment. Having served approximately 70 years, he held the record for the longest prison sentence in U.S. history before being...

Scientists discovered a new organ in the skull that protects the brain
Researchers have identified previously unknown immune structures within the skull bone marrow that act as a local brain defense center. The study, published in Nature, could lead to new treatments for brain tumors and neurological conditions.

"Gottlieb is costing Likud four mandates, political coarsening"
Likud primary candidate Smadar Hila Shmueli, who failed to win the "new woman" slot, launches a sharp attack against MK Tali Gottlieb – and warns that the style associated with her could, according to her, cause electoral damage to Likud and the right-wing bloc.
First publication: Israel prepares for the Pope's visit
Tiberias Mayor Yossi Naveh revealed in an interview with "Maariv" that the city has begun preparations for the Pope's visit, expected in 2030, and for the anticipated arrival of hundreds of thousands to millions of pilgrims to the North.

The sobering phase: Victory's revenues fell by 4% in the second quarter, the sale of the branch in Netanya helped the bottom line
The Victory supermarket chain reported a 4% revenue decline in the second quarter of 2026, totaling 635 million shekels. Despite the drop in revenue, net profit rose by 10% due to the sale of a branch in Netanya.

"If we are arrested - you are dead": Severe assault of a minor in Eilat
Four minors assaulted a peer in an Eilat park and threatened her to prevent her from reporting the incident. Two suspects fled to another city, while one, violating house arrest, violently assaulted her mother. Police have filed indictments and requested detention until the end of legal proceedings.

Likud Primary Results Approved: Shifts in the Party List
The Likud election committee has approved the party's primary results, yet uncertainty remains regarding the final ranking of several Knesset members. MK Eti Atiya surpassed MK Avichai Boaron by 51 votes, pushing him one spot back. Meanwhile, a pending appeal by MK David Bitan could see him overtake MK Boaz Bismuth.
Khalil al-Hayya and Hamas at the helm: Qatar sends a resounding message to the Middle East
Unlike in recent years, Qatar has begun to publicly highlight its meetings with senior officials of the Hamas terrorist organization. This comes against the backdrop of concern in Israel following Kushner's meeting with Khalil al-Hayya.

Contractor faked roof work: Elderly woman paid hundreds of thousands of shekels
The prosecution has charged 52-year-old contractor Dani Saar with taking advantage of an elderly client by charging her for non-existent waterproofing work. Saar faces charges of aggravated fraud, extortion, tax evasion, and money laundering.

One Zero Bank halves losses to 84 million shekels
One Zero bank reported its financial results for the first half of 2026, showing a 27% reduction in losses to 84 million shekels. Revenue growth was driven primarily by increased client activity in the securities market.

Wolt and "duty-free" promotions: Why you should check prices before buying
How many times have you seen a "sale" label and assumed it was the lowest price available? We analyzed Wolt's "duty-free" home product offers and found that in many cases, the same items are available elsewhere for significantly less, despite the 18% VAT exemption.

Employee filmed rap songs in a restaurant, went viral — and was fired
Rapper Riley's songs praised the restaurant where he worked, but management claimed they violated policies prohibiting filming content at the workplace. Riley noted that despite the firing, he "loves Waffle House" and is open to future collaborations with the chain.

Up to 3,000 NIS per day: Open roles for election day
The Central Elections Committee is recruiting approximately 100,000 staff members for the upcoming election day on October 27. Various roles are available with salaries reaching up to 3,000 NIS and a 18% tax rate. While polling station secretary positions are filled, other roles remain open for applicants.

After a weak quarter: Orit Industries to distribute an exceptional dividend of over half a billion shekels
The Sderot-based fuse manufacturer is set to distribute profits from the sale of shares in its subsidiary to shareholders, following a weak quarter in which it reported a 36% decline in revenue and an 85% drop in net profit. The stock is falling sharply in Tel Aviv trading.

Asaf Granit's 'De Pita' VS 'Akka's' Doner: Which is tastier?
For the last two weeks, everyone has been talking about 'De Pita', the new shawarma place from the Machneyuda group in Jerusalem. But does it manage to put up a real fight against the famous doner from the Mahane Yehuda market, which is only 100 meters away and has had lines for 6 years in a row? We went to check and returned surprised.

MADA station inaugurated in Peki'in in memory of Major Jamal Abbas
Major Jamal Abbas, a Paratrooper company commander, fell in combat in the Gaza Strip in November 2023. His family and local partners established a new emergency response point to honor his legacy. His father, Anan Abbas, stated: "From this place, which bears his name, teams will be dispatched to save lives."

Revolutionary Guards threaten to use more destructive weapons in event of new war
Against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump's announcement of massive economic sanctions against Iran, which he termed an "economic D-Day," a spokesperson for the Revolutionary Guards stated that if a new war breaks out, Iran will deploy more lethal warheads. He claimed that Iran's weaponry would be entirely different in every respect.

UK distributes code of conduct leaflet to migrants: "Rape and harassment are forbidden"
The UK Home Office has distributed a booklet containing basic rules of conduct for asylum seekers, following a series of sex offenses attributed to migrants. The guidelines, which include explanations on gender equality, sexual consent, and the age of consent, have sparked a storm: "If they need to be taught how to behave in a civilized manner - they should be deported."

Car thief breaks through police checkpoint in Ariel: suspect arrested after shooting
During a police chase after a stolen vehicle driver in Ariel, the thief broke through a police checkpoint and attempted to run over a police officer. As he continued driving recklessly toward a Palestinian village, forces fired at the vehicle's tires and wounded the suspect, who was treated on the spot and evacuated.

"It hurts my business": The 16-year-old who received an exemption from the Compulsory Education Law
16-year-old Shneur Barbi has received an official exemption from compulsory education after demonstrating financial independence. The young entrepreneur earns 20,000 shekels a month through his marketing business.

Kahana: "You have devalued religious Zionism". Woldinger: "You did nothing for them" | Head-to-head in the election arena
Ahead of the 2026 elections, MK Michal Woldinger and Yeshar! party member Matan Kahana were hosted in the ynet studio for a discussion on the burning issues the next government will face. Woldinger said that nationalist crime in Judea and Samaria "is not a widespread phenomenon" - Kahana replied: "The government turned a blind eye, with a wink, and lost control."

The Euro surges against the Dollar: How it affects Israelis
While the dollar weakens against the shekel, another leading currency is recording an unusual strengthening of more than 3%, creating a surprising offsetting mechanism that directly affects investors and savers in Israel.

Itay Levi in a massive real estate deal worth 20 million shekels
Following rumors of a relationship with a TV star living in his building, the popular singer has completed a dramatic real estate expansion, boosting his property value to approximately 20 million shekels.

Ofer Yanai celebrates despite the loss: Nofar's revenues doubled, backlog surged
Ofer Yanai's energy company summarizes the half-year with project revenues of approximately 665 million shekels, more than double the corresponding period. Nofar forecasts aggregate revenues of approximately 6.4 billion shekels in a representative year from yielding, under-construction, and pre-construction projects, but recorded a bottom-line loss of approximately 60 million shekels.

Rami Levy shocks the market: the product found in every home for only 399.90 shekels
The Rami Levy chain continues to surprise with home and garden products that won't break the bank. A comfortable recliner chair for the living room for only 399.90 shekels, a huge trash can on legs, and news for meat lovers | All the details on the new promotions

Police: Fire in Arab structure near Beit Amra caused by short circuit
Police have determined that a fire in a residential structure near Beit Amra was caused by a short circuit, not arson. The findings contradict claims made by local residents that Israelis were responsible for the blaze.

Healthcare giant in economic collapse: massive debts and anxious clients
Garden County Health Services in the USA has filed for bankruptcy following financial difficulties. CEO Sam Pennington reassured that medical services will continue without interruption.

Victory chain celebrates: 150% jump in profits and dividends for investors
The supermarket chain concludes the first half of 2026 with a 150% jump in net profit and reveals the new and surprising growth engine that includes the sale of iPhones and electrical appliances.

Reached the age of 110: scientists discover unusual immune cells in the blood of long-lived people
How do some people manage to live over 100 years and successfully resist aging processes? A new study published in the journal "Cell Reports" points to the important role of the immune system. Long-lived individuals were found to have an increased level of rare immune cells capable of destroying damaged and cancerous cells.

Novolog reports mark end of an era: slight revenue growth, low profitability amid financing costs
Novolog released its Q2 2026 results following a management overhaul and the consolidation of the Pozis family's control. Net profit dropped to 541,000 shekels from 4.6 million shekels in the same quarter last year, driven by higher financing expenses.

Contrary to Palestinian claims: Fire caused by electrical short circuit, not arson
Police, forensics, and firefighters entered the Beit Amra area this morning under IDF protection to investigate reports of a Palestinian home being set on fire by Israelis. Investigators determined that no accelerants were found and the blaze was caused solely by an electrical failure. There were no casualties.

Less dependence on the USA: The smart bombs Israel wants to produce itself
The prolonged war has highlighted Israel's dependence on munitions arriving from the USA - and now the defense establishment is preparing to significantly expand local production. GPS systems that turn regular bombs into precision ones, munitions that identify the target using a camera, and missiles launched from a great distance: these are the main smart munitions used by the Air Force - and this...
The scam that crossed continents: thousands of victims and the Israeli arm exposed
An ABC investigation has exposed an international investment fraud network that allegedly operated from Israel and scammed more than 4,000 Australians out of hundreds of millions of dollars. Among the victims: a man who lost $125,000 after being unable to withdraw his money.

Following the signing of the agreement with Shikun & Binui: Generation presents an increase in profits and value
Investment fund Generation Capital concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a pre-tax profit of 826 million shekels. Cumulative profit for the first half of the year reached 1.05 billion shekels.
"The alliance with Israel has become a burden"? The Turkish-Qatari campaign versus the reality in Greece
Media outlets in Turkey and circles identified with Qatar present the ties with Israel as a burden on Greece. A Maariv investigation reveals: the protest on the street is real, but in Athens, they are actually deepening security cooperation.

Came to fix it: "Things flew out of my hands, burned, I threw things in the trash"
It was a joke thrown between friends during the shiva for his mother that led Bar Levy to "MasterChef", and since then he has managed to professionalize in a restaurant and cook at every event he was invited to. Now, the young contestant returns to "MasterChef: Dream Team", and he just wants to learn, develop and reach far: "There are people here who have been cooking for twice my age. I enjoy...

The new Netflix thriller is addictive, but don't look for logic in it
'Stay Close' is the kind of series that is very easy to get sucked into: you start with one episode, continue to another, and suddenly discover that several hours have passed. The new Netflix drama, based on Harlan Coben's book, races forward over eight episodes with chases, twists, and secrets revealed at an almost impossible pace. The fast pace is both what works so well in it and what brings it...

After less than a year: Dakota Johnson and her partner have split
Dakota Johnson's romance following her split from Chris Martin has come to an end: the actress and her partner, rapper Tucker Pillsbury (Role Model), have decided to go their separate ways after less than a year together.

"I am fining you 300 thousand": Assailant cut a man's ear and threatened to plant a bomb
Tamir Moshe Levi has been convicted of aggravated assault and extortion by force. Judge Dana Marshak-Marom described the incident as a "planned and calculated event" that began by luring the victim into a trap.
Report for Al-Sisi: The US will not rush to rebuild the Gaza Strip
Jared Kushner's regional visit concluded without a breakthrough regarding the future of the Gaza Strip. According to Arab reports, the US prefers to invest in security at this stage, leaving reconstruction and the disarmament of Hamas as unresolved issues.

Drama in Likud: The votes that could change the result at the last moment
Drama in Likud today (Thursday) surrounding the final election results: about 50 votes cast in double envelopes in Jerusalem and Ashdod have not yet been included in the count, and their inclusion could change the order of candidates at the bottom of the list. At this stage, Boaz Bismuth is ahead of David Bitan by only 16 votes, but according to existing data, if the disputed votes are approved...

Football legends, jerseys, the cup - and the memories that became a journey through time
On Saturday, a new season will begin, and new players will become heroes. But before the first whistle, we stopped to remember those who were here before them. Spiegler, Ohana, Sinai, Nimni, Visoker, and other legendary players met at Bloomfield for one photo that turned into a nostalgic journey in a single frame.

Best in unusual announcement: Owners mistakenly took about 1 million shekels from the company - and returned it
The real estate group Best, which went public last June, announced an investigation due to concerns about financial irregularities in a subsidiary. According to the announcement, while the company was private, the controlling shareholders and a relative took — they claim by mistake — a sum of up to 1 million shekels from the subsidiary's funds without required approvals. Upon discovery, the amount...

After the deal with Abu was cancelled: G City to sell assets for 6.1 billion shekels
Income-producing real estate company G City is planning to sell assets in Europe, the USA, and Brazil to reduce its high debt levels. The strengthening of the shekel and asset divestments impacted the company's second-quarter financial results.
Diplomatic Tension in Australia: Israeli Ambassador Summoned for Reprimand
Israel's Ambassador to Australia, Dr. Hillel Newman, was summoned to the Australian Foreign Ministry following the Israeli Military Advocate General's decision not to open criminal proceedings regarding the deaths of World Central Kitchen staff in Gaza. Ambassador Newman defended the findings of the Israeli investigation.

Neither technology nor money: what is Israel still missing in the face of the drone threat? | Listen
They are small, cheap, and massive - and the threat they pose is growing. Will the scenes we saw in the Russia-Ukraine war also appear in Israel? Brigadier General (Res.) Ran Kochav, former commander of the Air Defense Array, warns of the challenge of dealing with a mass attack and explains what the defense against it looks like. Podcast "Al Ze" ("About This").

Sharp condemnation of E1 and summoning of the Israeli representative in London: "We demanded an immediate change from Netanyahu"
The new tender for construction in the E1 area has triggered a wave of criticism in Europe and threats of potential countermeasures. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband stated that the UK will not stand by and accept the destruction of the two-state solution. Ma'ale Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrah rejected the claims, emphasizing that the project does not hinder Palestinian freedom of movement.

The elimination episode of 'Dancing with the Stars' captured the screen, Reshet 13 struggles for viewers
The ratings battle was won effortlessly by Keshet 12. In prime time, a stubborn battle took place against Reshet 13 and Channel 14, which achieved the same figure. In the news edition as well, Reshet 13 found itself in a battle against Kan 11.

Yochananof reports profit decline to 50 million shekels and a major real estate move
The chain managed by Eitan Yochananof recorded a 1.9% revenue decline and a 1.6% decrease in same-store sales in the second quarter, largely due to technical factors including the timing of Passover and the cessation of Zol Stock consolidation. Simultaneously, the board approved the spin-off of real estate assets worth approximately one billion shekels.

Dramatic intervention in the USA: Dollar plunges to multi-month low
Following an emergency move by the US Treasury in the bond market, the US currency is losing ground rapidly. How will this extreme step affect interest rates and what will the Federal Reserve do now?

Waking up to Wall Street: The dramatic change awaiting investors in Israel
Starting in December, Nasdaq is set to launch a new night trading session, keeping the US stock market open almost around the clock. US stocks will be tradable nearly 24 hours a day, subject to broker access. This move is a direct response to the crypto world and a global market that no longer waits for Wall Street's traditional opening hours.

Adi and Asi Buzaglo against the editing: "I watch the episodes and I am shocked"
Adi Buzaglo reveals the health damage caused by her work, explains why the public mistakenly thought she was a snob, and reveals how her husband and children now serve as her "ears".

Without shame: Central Israel resident arrested for burglary of apartment evacuated during Operation "Lion's Roar"
A 60-year-old man was arrested during a proactive police operation on suspicion of breaking into an apartment evacuated after a direct hit by an Iranian missile and stealing valuable property.

Urgent recall for popular frozen product: "Foreign object found, for public safety"
Top Chef Ltd. announces a voluntary recall of corn star packages from the "Chef HaTeva" brand. The reason: a consumer reported finding a metallic foreign object in the package - all the details you need to know.

The $72 Billion Move: Samsung Prepares Massive Investor Reward Plan
The tech giant, enjoying a massive cash surge following the artificial intelligence revolution, is expected to approve an exceptional plan to distribute huge sums to investors.

30 years later: The murder trial of Tupac Shakur begins
Three decades ago, Tupac was shot to death near Las Vegas. Even now, 30 years later, people who were at the scene of the murder are taking the witness stand — and refusing to tell what happened there. All the reports from the murder trial that shocked the United States.

Warming relations: Israel and Colombia agree on mutual visa exemption
The cancellation of visa requirements with Bogota marks a dramatic shift, but is part of a much broader change. The strengthening of right-wing leaders, Venezuela's exit from the Iranian axis, and Israeli aid during natural disasters have led to unprecedented rapprochement. How did Latin America become the central target of Israeli diplomacy?
A new island, a new base: The Chinese move that worries the entire region
Satellite images show an up-to-date picture of China's progress in building an artificial island in the South China Sea, which is expected to serve as Beijing's largest base in the Paracel Islands area.
India puts a brake on Israel: "We are friends, but not vassals"
Indian Major General (Ret.) Gagan Deep Bakshi has issued a sharp critique of Israel, stating that New Delhi will not sacrifice its interests regarding Iran. He also expressed concern over the formation of a "Sunni NATO" and the nuclear arsenal of Pakistan.

Shikun & Binui's operating profit fell by 69%, but net profit jumped by 70%
A decrease in apartment deliveries in Europe and the weakening of the dollar led to a decline in Shikun & Binui's revenues to 2.3 billion shekels in the second quarter and a plunge in operating profit. Despite this, net profit jumped by 70% to 241 million shekels thanks to a significant tax benefit, and the contracting backlog reached a record 18.5 billion shekels.
The massive lawsuit against a surprising target: Zohran Mamdani is setting New York on fire again
The Mayor of New York has filed an unprecedented lawsuit against the bonuses received by education system employees with low wages | The full story

Did they break up? How Michal HaKtana and Yehuda Buhbut were caught tonight
While headlines surrounding Yehuda Buhbut and Michal HaKtana are focused on a breakup, night-time footage obtained by mako Celebs shows the two spending time together, closer than ever. PR stunt or reconciliation? First publication.

Monka restaurant is revived, with a window for the world's tastiest kebab-in-pita
The first Bulgarian restaurant in Jaffa, one of Israel's culinary institutions, has reopened. With a modern look, a reduced menu, and a street food window featuring the dish most identified with it. We visited, tasted, and returned in love with the 2026 version of Monka.

Tel Aviv resident arrested for burglary in building damaged during war
A 60-year-old Tel Aviv resident is suspected of stealing property from an evacuated apartment in a damaged building. Investigators also linked him to a separate burglary at a nearby restaurant earlier that day.

You spread ant poison and suddenly there are more? Experts explain what is happening
Did you put out a gel bait and are you sure the product is ineffective because the ants are just feasting on the counter? A new study from the University of California reveals the bizarre process they go through just before the nest collapses. Do not rush to throw away the poison.

Iran mocks Donald Trump's initiative: "A distraction from the US crisis that will lead to defeat"
The Iranian Foreign Minister criticized Donald Trump's announcement, calling it a "distraction from US debt and rising interest rates." He warned the US President that his threats of "economic terrorism" would lead to "another defeat" against Iran. A senior Iranian parliamentary official threatened a withdrawal from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Doesn't look sad: Yuli Weizman's reaction to the headlines about Michal HaKtanah and Yehuda Buchbut
Against the backdrop of reports about the end of the relationship between her mother and her partner, who is 19 years her junior — a relationship she opposed, Yuli Weizman uploaded a particularly indifferent video, in which she is busy with a "late-night munchie to lower the panic." She does not look particularly upset. Happy about the news?

After his daughter survived a fatal brain hemorrhage: Bill Ackman launches a massive brain research institute
Billionaire Bill Ackman has announced the launch of the Ackman Oxman Institute (AOI) in New York. The decision follows the severe brain hemorrhage suffered by his 26-year-old daughter, Lucy, earlier this year.

Yariv Levin to receive separate representation in petitions against the Mahash law
Minister of Justice Yariv Levin has been granted separate legal representation in petitions against the Mahash law due to fundamental disagreements with Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara. The state will cover legal fees amounting to 50,000 shekels.
"We are heading towards an explosion": The worrying forecast regarding Iran
Donald Trump is increasing economic pressure on Iran, preferring this approach over a military confrontation at this time. Analysts Yaki Dayan and Avner Vilan suggest this strategy may burden Tehran, while simultaneously warning of Turkey's growing influence in the region.
From the field to the classroom: A new agricultural boarding school will open near the Lebanese border
The "Adam Ve'Adama" network will open a new agricultural boarding school in the upcoming school year at Kibbutz Matzuva, near the Lebanese border. Students will combine studies for a matriculation certificate, preparation for the IDF, and work with local farmers.
The target is Ofer Winter: Netanyahu's coalition sends a message to right-wing voters
Knesset member Zvi Sukkot criticized the potential establishment of a new party by Ofer Winter: "It is something that endangers the right-wing bloc."

"Have you ever seen something like that?": He Exposed Himself to a 10-Year-Old in an Elevator — and Won’t Serve Prison Time
Aliran Hasson entered after a 10-year-old girl into the elevator in the building where she lives, asked her age, and exposed his genitals to her. As a result, the minor suffers from panic attacks and avoids entering the building alone, to the point that her mother was forced to leave her job. The judge ruled that although there was no physical contact, it was an intrusive act in which the girl was...

The Mechina whose 33 graduates fell in the war opens the year: "We are busy with life, not death"
A judoka with a bronze medal in Europe who left everything behind, a guy from South Africa who cannot return to his country, and a second-generation student whose father is "insanely jealous of him" — these are some of the new students at the Bnei David pre-military academy in Eli. The head of the academy, Rabbi Yair Glustein: "The subject is not pain and bereavement, the subject is building."

Trading services and options management boosted IBI's profit
The market boom and growth in core activities boosted the investment house's profits by approximately 76% in the second quarter to about 65 million shekels. The group's revenues, managed by Dave Lubetzky, jumped by 37% to about 479 million shekels, led by capital and trading services activities. IBI shares have completed a jump of almost 80% over the past year to a value of about 6 billion...

Sapir Avisaror makes a new purchase: a vehicle worth 590,000 shekels
Fashion designer and social media star Sapir Avisaror has purchased an iconic, luxurious black off-road vehicle that perfectly balances rugged performance with family-friendly comfort.

i24NEWS presenter becomes a mother for the first time: "I didn't plan"
The beloved presenter shared a moving update on her Instagram page regarding the birth of her daughter. As she adjusts to her new life, she reflects on the emotional journey of becoming a parent.

Itay Levi's confession: "It is a heaviness that has no weight"
In a candid and moving conversation with Avi Ohayon, Itay Levi opened his heart about his complex relationship with his mother, the forced role reversal, and the great pain surrounding his desire to provide her with comfort and continuity.

Pelephone breaks the market: popular devices at unprecedented prices
Ahead of the back-to-school season, Pelephone is launching a massive promotion, offering discounts and gifts on smartphones, tablets, and accessories. The promotion runs until the end of August.

A $55 Million Garage: Inside Lance Stroll's Exclusive Car Collection
Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll owns one of the world's most valuable car collections, featuring exceptionally rare supercars and iconic collector vehicles worth an estimated $55 million.

Daniel Amit's million-dollar empire: The brand's value revealed
Israel's leading food influencer is translating hundreds of thousands of followers into a massive revenue engine. How much she earns per month, what her brand is worth, and what business she owns at the Tel Aviv Port

Legendary Shirley MacLaine in a rare public appearance
The Hollywood star sent a message to the audience at a New York movie theater ahead of a re-screening of "Sweet Charity," in which she starred in 1969. 92-year-old MacLaine recalled the film, which was Bob Fosse's directorial debut, and showed self-deprecating humor when speaking honestly about the box office disappointment: "Between us, it wasn't that successful."

For the first time in Israel: half a pelvis replaced with a 3D implant
15-year-old Mark was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer that spread to his pelvis and lungs, and the tumor was initially defined as inoperable. After chemotherapy and extensive planning, teams from Schneider and Beilinson performed a 19-hour surgery to remove it and reconstruct the pelvis using an implant tailored to his body. He is now continuing the rehabilitation process: "Cases that were...

Star of "How I Met Your Mother" reveals: "I am not in touch with the rest of the cast"
12 years after the beloved sitcom went off the air, Josh Radnor admits that he is not close at all to his castmates. Comparing their relationship to a family dynamic, Radnor explains that while there is a deep, eternal love between them, their lives have moved in different directions since the show ended.

Who is behind the assassination attempt on the Ukrainian millionaire in Monaco?
A CNN investigation reveals the sequence of events surrounding the assassination attempt on the Ukrainian millionaire in Monaco, the suspect's flight, and her mysterious murder days after the attack. The mother of the murdered suspect: 'What have you done, my daughter?'

Lawsuit: Hospital insisted on vaginal birth — and caused cerebral palsy
Parents of a 3.5-year-old girl allege a chain of medical negligence: according to them, a delay in a cesarean section caused the baby severe brain damage, as well as a uterine rupture and placental abruption for the mother.
Eggplant lovers: The secret to perfect texture without frying | Dr. Maya Roseman
Food of the gods: Dr. Maya Roseman shares a technique for preparing eggplant with a fried texture, using almost no oil and adding high-quality protein. The entire tray contains only 200 calories.

The Orchestra's Trap
The Keshet Eilon Music Center is trapped in a no-win situation: due to the war, it must hold its courses abroad, which in turn causes the state to cut off its essential funding.

19.8–13.8: The week of deals in Likud, growth data, and delays at Ben Gurion Airport
Likud primaries may lead to the ousting of 17 MKs as the system forces candidates to make deals with party functionaries. Meanwhile, the CBS reports a slowdown in economic growth, and delays at Ben Gurion Airport have become a symbol of a lack of strategic planning.

The Atomic Trap
On July 16, 81 years after the "Trinity" nuclear test, a group of experts gathered in Rome to sign a declaration on the critical state of humanity. Scientists are drawing parallels between the dangers of nuclear weapons and AI.

Cheers! Your wine is 270% more expensive
Why does an affordable French wine costing 5.5 euros sell for 70 shekels in Israel? We traced the bottle's journey from the winery to the shelf and uncovered how logistics, taxes, and bureaucracy drive up the final price.

The Invisible Threat: How Air Pollution Harms Children's Eyes
An international review study has linked exposure to fine PM2.5 particles to myopia and eye diseases in children. Experts warn that chronic exposure can lead to irreversible structural changes in the eye.

Robbed and beat an elderly man who died from his wounds: 30-month prison sentence
Teklom Tsegay attacked a 71-year-old man at a Tel Aviv bus stop, broke his nose, and stole his mobile phone shortly before the victim collapsed and died at home. Due to the victim's underlying medical condition, the charge was reduced to causing death by negligence. The judge sentenced Tsegay to 30 months in prison, citing the significant weight of a "sulha" (reconciliation) process in which the...

Investigation in Australia: Fraud network from Tel Aviv raked in hundreds of millions of dollars from citizens
An investigation by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has exposed an investment fraud network operating from Israel since 2021, which lured over 4,000 Australians, among other things, through fake news articles. The network, which the investigation claims is run by Israeli Shefi Goldberg, is estimated to have raked in hundreds of millions of dollars from its victims, which were...
Trump blinked first, Kim yawns: Pyongyang rejects him with contempt
Against the backdrop of Donald Trump's attempts to get closer to Kim Jong Un and the reduction of exercises with Seoul, the answer comes from Pyongyang: the leader's sister rejects the American gesture with contempt and denies any connection with Washington.

Netanyahu vs. Smotrich: The Battle for a 200 Billion Defense Budget
The Prime Minister and the Finance Minister are in a standoff over the IDF's demand for a massive budget increase to over 200 billion shekels. The Treasury warns that there is no room left for further spending cuts.

Turkish March: Is Netanyahu, fearing the polls, dragging Israel into a war?
A real threat to Israel's security in the form of Turkish entrenchment in Syria, or getting entangled in an unnecessary adventure on the verge of war for election purposes? Ultimately, it is a question of trust.

The camera turned on, the suspect tried to escape: drone footage leading to an arrest | First publication
During a Border Police operation near Rahat, a drone identified a suspect removing an object from a vehicle and attempting to flee. Officers apprehended the suspect, and a subsequent search of the area uncovered a Glock pistol wrapped in paper and hidden in an open field. The suspect, an 18-year-old from the Bedouin community, has been arrested and his detention extended.

The chefs' secret: why you should put a dry sponge in the vegetable drawer
Lifestyle influencers have discovered a simple trick to fight food waste: placing a dry sponge in the vegetable drawer. This budget-friendly hack helps keep the refrigerator clean and extends the shelf life of your produce.

"Coyote vs. Acme": Who would have thought that a movie about a frustrated coyote would be so cute?
"Coyote vs. Acme" takes Wile E. Coyote, the minimalist character of legendary animator Chuck Jones, and tries to do with him what seems almost impossible: turn him into the hero of a feature film with a plot, development, and emotions. It does not reach the heights of the classics, but the result is smart, funny, and completely worth the time of Looney Tunes fans.
After weeks without enforcement: night evacuation in the West Bank ends in confrontation
After weeks of refraining from evacuating illegal outposts in the West Bank, security forces operated last night against Israeli construction in Area B. During the evacuation, stones were thrown, four Israelis were detained, and equipment was confiscated.

Axe, clubs, vehicular assault and perjury: a drug deal gone wrong in the north
A drug deal in Kiryat Shmona turned into a serious violent incident after the customer claimed he did not have the full payment. In response, the suspects attempted to run over his brother and friend, and then broke into his home and attacked him with an axe and clubs. To evade punishment, they used a 70-year-old man to help them escape and sent another young man to give false testimony at the...

A New Front Against Erdogan: Friction Between Turkish and Israeli Naval Vessels
The Israeli security establishment is monitoring with concern the strengthening of the Turkish presence in the eastern Mediterranean. Recent incidents have seen Turkish Navy ships approach Israeli vessels in international waters to demonstrate their presence. The commander of the Turkish Navy recently visited Syria for meetings with local military officials.

Five things to know ahead of the trading day opening
Trading in Tel Aviv will open against the backdrop of gains in Asia and a tailwind from Wall Street; dual-listed stocks will have a slight impact. The US Treasury's move calmed the bond market, but UBS recommends sticking to the short end. The rift in the Fed is deep, and Bank of America estimates: 3 more interest rate hikes this year. The reporting season in Tel Aviv is shifting gears: Altschuler...

What to Pack for a Healthy Beach Picnic
The beach is the ultimate summer pastime, but the scorching sun can quickly ruin your snacks. From choosing the right ingredients to keeping them cool, here is your guide to eating safely and healthily by the sea.

Israel Katz tags Erdogan: "Better he continues his fantasy speeches"
Defense Minister Israel Katz published a sharp statement this morning against Turkish President Erdogan, warning him against dangerous involvement in Syria. Katz suggested the Turkish leader settle for "empty fantasy speeches" in parliament rather than challenging Israel's security.

Defense Minister Israel Katz: "Erdogan is dragging Turkey into dangerous adventures in Syria"
Israel is sharpening its messaging toward Turkey against the backdrop of recent developments in Syria. Defense Minister Israel Katz warned the Turkish leader against testing Israel's resolve to defend its borders.

Founder and CEO of collapsed Chinese real estate giant sentenced to life in prison
The founder of the Chinese real estate giant Evergrande, Hui Ka Yan, has been sentenced to life in prison for fraud and bribery. The court also ordered the confiscation of his assets and imposed multi-billion yuan fines on the company.

Putting Norman Issa in God's shoes is a statement. It's a pity it's missed
About 20 years after it was written, "Oh God", Anat Gov's beloved play, returns to the Habima stage, bringing together a psychologist who has lost her faith and God, who comes to her for therapy. The production, led by Norman Issa and Yael Levental, provides an hour and a half of funny, human, and sometimes moving moments, but the banal direction, unnecessary effects, and lack of a new...
The CIA saved Steve Jobs - and history is in your pocket
The strange connection we didn't know happened: In 1986, CIA officials approached Steve Jobs with a secret deal that gave NeXT, the company he owned, critical financial oxygen - and helped pave the way for his comeback at Apple and the system from which the iPhone grew.

"This is a reversible result": Sabah still believes after the loss to Hapoel Be'er Sheva
The Azerbaijanis lost 2:1 after having led in Romania, but in the previous round they already knew how to turn a loss in the first game into a 4:0 victory in Baku: "We will need to make them make mistakes."

"It's time to see progress": The test for Wolf and Sharf at the Nets
After a season with five first-round picks, the US sees the upcoming season as critical for the pair of Israelis, who will need to prove they are more than just potential.

"No tennis, just a showgirl": Aryna Sabalenka under fire
Aryna Sabalenka continues to face criticism from fans on social media. According to some fans, the Belarusian tennis star spends too much time on lifestyle content, sponsorships, and social media — and too little time training. The criticism comes at a time when her results on the court are inconsistent.

National Insurance Institute to Distribute Child Allowances Today
The government agency is transferring monthly child allowances to assist with upbringing expenses, alongside regular deposits into a savings plan and special grants that can reach hundreds of shekels depending on the children's age.
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Unusual warning for investors in Israel: on the way to a painful blow to the housing and stock market
Central banks around the world are fleeing from American debt and yields are hitting multi-decade highs. Psagot analyzes the direct impact on the local bond and mortgage market and recommends how to act.

$900 billion wiped out: Asia turns its back on AI
Tech stocks led a sharp wave of selling across Asia as concerns over inflated valuations of artificial intelligence companies met with rising oil prices and bond yields. Is the great enthusiasm for AI starting to crack?

Lucy Aharish embarrassed: "Why are you encouraging assimilation? You married a Jewish man"
Lucy Aharish met with social media star Asaf Gothelf, known for his viral videos. In the video he released, Gothelf performed an amusing imitation of right-wing activist Mordechai David: "For the sake of democracy, I am blocking you. Ms. Inshallah."

The mysterious video revealed: Itay Levi's surprising collaboration
A small hint planted in a new video by Kan Gimel is causing a stir online and points to a dramatic duet with a beloved singer that will likely be revealed in the coming days.

Economists reveal for the first time: 6 questions that will determine where your money is going
Lombard Odier's investment managers analyze the AI turmoil, the surprising job losses in the US, and the dramatic intervention in the foreign exchange market for the first time in 26 years, and identify recommended investment avenues.

"I light Shabbat candles - and go to a party": The generation that broke the barriers between religion and secularism
They light candles on Shabbat but go out to a party in the evening, and say "God willing" without wearing a head covering. The "both and" generation refuses the old categories of Uri Zohar, and since October 7th, it finds a refuge in God - without turning off the light in the secular home.

"Women can do everything": The young woman who outpaced the boys in crawling - and became a combat fitness star
The video of 17-year-old Ayelet Shahar in a combat fitness training session went viral within hours. Leaving the boys behind with determined crawling and marking her next target in the Oketz unit, she proves that perseverance and hard work are the key to any summit. "Women can bring so much color and flavor to the army, it's time we move forward," she explains.

Remains of a man likely sacrificed 1,400 years ago discovered in Lima's upscale district
The remains were discovered in a canal near an ancient pyramid at the Huaca Pucllana site, a former ceremonial center of the Lima culture. The body's position and the site's structure suggest he was buried as part of a ritual ceremony.

Where did the first snake crawl? The discovery that changes the story of evolution
A new study reveals that the evolution of snakes was much more diverse than previously thought: a fossil discovered in Brazil indicates that as early as 80 million years ago, they inhabited different habitats and developed different sensory strategies.

Is the hype justified? The whole internet is crazy about this ice cream
It's hard to miss the colorful trend that has swept TikTok: freeze a fruit, preferably watermelon or melon, add cream - and turn it into a sorbet. We checked if it's really worth the mess in the kitchen.
Syria Admits Turkish Officers Visited Military Base
Syrian Foreign Minister Asad al-Shaibani claimed that the Turkish army is not establishing a military foothold in the country: "Ongoing military cooperation in the fields of training and exchange of expertise only."

Caught red-handed: how the criminal organization's hit squad was captured
Detectives arrested the 19-year-old main suspect "red-handed" in Yarka while he was armed and masked after shooting at a business employee, and only upon removing the mask did they discover it was the fugitive hitman they were looking for. The squad members prepared in advance for the hit in the Golan Heights, rented a vacation cabin in the town, and arrived in vehicles purchased specifically at a...

Exploration in a Little-Known Area of Suriname Reveals Rich Gold Deposit
An unusual gold discovery in an area that has so far been barely explored is raising expectations in Suriname. The company Founders Metals reported that in a drilling in the Maria Geralda area, a 22.5-meter-long section was found where an average concentration of 11.88 grams of gold per ton of rock was measured.

A new equalizer in European football
Barcelona has beaten Real Madrid in the race for Rodri and is expected to sign the best defensive midfielder in the world for 76.5 million euros. He will fill the void left by Sergio Busquets, upgrade the defense, and serve as a mentor to Marc Bernal. If he returns from surgery at his peak, Hansi Flick has received the piece that could make the Spanish champion the master of Europe.

Refusal to pay protection money leads to double murder in the north | Documentation: How the main suspect was caught
Two months after the murder of Saada Saada and Marwan Abu Shahin in the Golan Heights, indictments are being filed against the hit squad. The investigation revealed premeditation, including renting a cabin for the ambush. The main suspect was apprehended in Yarka after a shootout with police and an attempt to flee on a stolen motorcycle.

"The Russian Scam": Gang defrauded elderly and stole one million shekels in valuables
Gang member Oleg Pogosian reenacted before police how he defrauded Russian-speaking seniors. According to the indictment, the group posed as National Insurance Institute officials using data obtained from the darknet. Police Major Sergei Dalgats condemned the acts as the height of cynicism.

MasterChef star clarifies: "I don't need you to buy me fish. I can buy it myself"
In the latest episode of "MasterChef: Dream Team," Gal Kaspers chose to cook grouper, calling it "the most expensive fish in nature." After receiving offers on Instagram to purchase the fish for her, the contestant humorously clarified that she is perfectly capable of providing for herself.

"The comeback we made makes us all believe that it is possible to win in the second leg as well"
The 2:1 victory over Sabah in the first leg strengthened the belief at Hapoel Be'er Sheva, which aims to complete the mission in Baku and record a historic qualification for the Champions League: "If we feel a sense of missed opportunity after trailing, it says it all." Compliments to Eliel Peretz and Pedro Amador.

"A sensitive issue": Concerns in the IDF regarding information leakage following the use of Chinese drones
Information security experts in the IDF are warning of a risk of operational information leakage due to the widespread use of Chinese drones. While procedures regarding Chinese technology have been tightened on bases, there is concern on the operational front regarding the monitoring of forces and a lack of regulation of frequencies. A military source told Walla: "The IDF is far from having order...

The War for Talent: YouTube Offers Exclusive Deals to Counter Netflix
YouTube is in talks to pay popular creators millions of dollars in exchange for exclusivity, aiming to curb Netflix's efforts to attract top stars to its platform. According to Bloomberg, the company is considering direct funding for shows and profit-sharing from branding deals, but only for creators who commit to uploading content exclusively to their platform.

2 gold medals, 40 shekels: The Israeli winery surprising experts around the world
For years, Zion Winery was identified mainly with Kiddush wines and grape juice. In recent years, a completely different revolution has been quietly taking place there: wines at 40 and 60 shekels are repeatedly winning medals at the prestigious Decanter competition, including two gold medals this year.

How artificial intelligence may save on tests for detecting life-threatening antibodies
In a study conducted at Ichilov Hospital, the possibility of using data from two routine coagulation tests was examined to screen early for samples likely to be negative, and to reduce unnecessary tests without forgoing a full investigation in suspicious cases. Dr. Bentzi Katz, who co-led the study, explains how artificial intelligence can find new value in results already obtained in the...

"We were not supposed to see it": The unusual discovery in deep space
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed a distant galaxy, JADES-GS-z13-1, posing a mystery for astronomers. The telescope detected strong radiation that, according to existing theories, should have been blocked by the neutral hydrogen prevalent in the early universe.

The strangest Jewish legacy in the US is hiding in a warehouse
A 725 kg granite block commemorates Judah Philip Benjamin, the only Jew in the Confederate cabinet and a supporter of slavery. After the Black Lives Matter protests, the monument was removed, and now no one knows whether to display it or leave it in the dark next to a vacuum cleaner in New Orleans.

15 minutes of work and it's yours: the pot that will make your Rosh Hashanah
You don't need a complicated dish to put together a festive pot: soft beef meatballs with caramelized onion and zucchini cook alongside potatoes in a sweet and spiced tomato sauce. 15 minutes of preparation, and the pot does the rest.

After 15 years: The writer 'Te' reveals his real name
Eight books, three bestsellers, a unique writers' festival and tens of thousands of devoted readers - and all this without anyone knowing who the person behind the writer known as 'Te' was. Now, with the release of his new book, he has decided to reveal his identity.

Surrogate mother refused to terminate pregnancy after fetal heart defect was discovered
A surrogate mother who refused to terminate a pregnancy after a rare heart defect was diagnosed has launched a legal battle. The baby was born in Texas, handed over to his parents, and is receiving medical care. Dr. Assad Khoury, director of the Pediatric Cardiology and Congenital Heart Defects Unit at Rambam, explains the syndrome: "Without intervention, mortality is 100%, and the baby could die...

Not just how many years we will live - but how we choose to live them
Life expectancy has increased, and the years after retirement have become a significant chapter in their own right. The concept of the "new age" replaces the outdated image of the "third age" with a life of independence, activity, connections, and action.

Tailwind from Wall Street: Chip giants boost Asian stock exchanges
Globes presents the first update on the state of global markets. This morning: US Treasury measures support bonds and stocks against the backdrop of Trump's threats against Iran. Chip giants boost Asia, a green opening is expected on Wall Street. Fiscal pressure threatens the dollar. Also: JPMorgan recommends the communications sector.

Frozen gourmet food: The surprising food company founded by former Tnuva executives
The company "Food Good 18", founded by former executives from Tnuva and the food industry, is officially launching operations in the field of "frozen fine dining" — frozen gourmet food. Among the owners are Reuven Schlissel, Eyal Malis, and Avinoam Bar-Mocha. The product line includes frozen ramen, handmade Vietnamese nems, and meat stocks under the "Stock Factory" brand.

Stabilization in the foreign exchange market: the dollar is trading below 2.98 shekels
The foreign exchange market is stabilizing following yesterday's sharp decline in the dollar. This morning, the dollar is trading unchanged at below 2.98 shekels, while the euro is up 0.2%.

Hapoel Be'er Sheva on the way to the most unexpected sensation | Column
Without Turner, without shining stars and without an unlimited squad, Ran Kozuch and his group continue to collect obstacles and turn them into another reason to believe. Against Sabah, they proved once again that this team does not know how to accept "the end" as an answer - and next Tuesday it will not be the end, it will only be the beginning.

Elad and Shir: "We are going to couples therapy"
Elad Turgeman and Shir Taran tell in "Suissa + 1" about the relationship crisis, harsh criticism, and the price that "Power Couple" took on their relationship.
Yinon Magal tried to take a jab — Adi Zarifi hit back big time: "It won't work"
Yinon Magal posted a clipped video of Adi Zarifi and claimed: "Dangerous." The Channel 12 news anchor responded with the full clip and attacked: "What you often do to facts and the truth."
The quarterfinal was tense - and only now did David Dvir decide to give praise | Tali Shtakelberg
David Dvir changed his tone - apparently, this stage of the program has arrived where it is easy to agree with him. The production's choices are still missing important points of interest, and the competition on the way to the "Dancing with the Stars" final is especially tight.
You saw a 50% return and switched funds: the psychological mistake that leaves you with crumbs
In the new episode of "Not Only for Millionaires," Daniel Shebaks and Yaron Daigi analyze why investors who choose the top-performing funds earn less than the average, and explain how psychology and age-dependent models hurt returns over time.
The Revivo Project returns to childhood: "We wanted today's parents to remember their childhood"
The Revivo Project, the successful Mediterranean music ensemble, is releasing an album of cover versions of classic children's songs from the 70s and 80s. In an interview, the three members discuss the long-held idea and reflect on their own childhood memories.
Haifa vs. Damascus: The Quiet Race for the World's Economic Backbone | Dan Perry
The wars that have shaken the Middle East have delayed the revolutionary IMEC trade corridor, intended to connect India to Europe - but at the same time, they have also proven why it is needed now more than ever.
They scream 'Free Palestine' - but there is one detail they probably missed | Alex Nahumson
Even after the war, the fundamental questions remain: who will rule Gaza, and most importantly – will Gaza once again be a military base threatening Israel?
Thinking of adopting a dog? The first 100 families will receive a package worth 5,240 NIS
Amid a nearly 50% drop in dog adoptions over six years and a 30% return rate, "Tnu Le-Haiot Lihyot" and "Biopet" are launching the "Adoption with Peace of Mind" program. 100 families will receive a comprehensive package covering vet care, food, and training.
"They kidnapped the families for political purposes": Zvika Mor settles scores with the Hostage Headquarters
Dr. Zvika Mor, father of Eitan who returned from captivity and 4th on the Religious Zionism list, opens up about everything: from the creative ways his son survived the tunnels to his plan for a revolution in Israel's education and security systems.
Likud will pay the price: Netanyahu's contingency plan to save Smotrich revealed
The threat from Winter and Haddad puts Smotrich at risk of falling below the electoral threshold, and Netanyahu is preparing a rescue plan. Alongside promoting Dichter and contacts with Kahlon, the Prime Minister plans to use reserved spots to save Religious Zionism at the expense of primary winners.
Thorns on the way to the greenhouse, and money going to terror: The Wild West of the Negev exposed
One of the actions to increase governance is carried out by destroying pirate greenhouses for the illegal cultivation of cannabis. This is a Sisyphus-like activity because after the destruction, the growers find a way to set up more greenhouses. We joined an operation to destroy greenhouses.
A yellowing page promised him a gold mine: 12 years later the answer arrived | Sam Siebert
After his aunt's death, Meir found a land purchase contract from the 1930s without a block or parcel number. An investigator followed the documents, located the lost land, and discovered why the "gold mine" is worth nothing.
Not every folly is a disaster: the criticism that could jeopardize the change of government
The government's failures require criticism, but criticizing every small thing creates a sense of persecution, may lead to apathy among many citizens, and jeopardize the urgent need for a change of government. Ahead of the elections, it is time to focus on the fundamental failures.
Since these are fateful elections, it is difficult to understand the conduct of the 'change bloc'
Instead of uniting behind Gadi Eisenkot, each of the bloc's parties is setting conditions, as if we were already in coalition negotiations after the victory over the nightmare government. Despite the good intentions, this is not how one builds an alternative to the government.
Strategy in deep freeze: Israel is winning the battle, but losing the political campaign | Avi Ashkenazi
Israel's biggest problem is not its military capabilities, but the political stalemate. Israel is not a country that leads political moves; it is dragged along by them.
The elimination of Ali Khamenei was a military success - but now there is a strategic problem | Prof. Amatzia Baram
From a military perspective, the elimination of Khamenei was a resounding success. However, in terms of the long-term strategic interests of Israel and the USA, the picture is problematic. He should not have been eliminated as long as there was no certainty of toppling the entire system.
A 17-year-old representing 1.5 million students: "Politicians understand our power"
Ahead of the new school year, the chairman of the National Student and Youth Council, Rotem Getraida, discusses the challenges facing youth, the importance of teacher status, and his advocacy work in the Knesset.
Not just a stiff muscle: The warning signs that prove your back pain requires investigation | Dr. Itay Gal
Back pain is one of the most common complaints - but not every pain in the area comes from the spine. Pain originating in the kidneys, heart, aorta, pancreas, or lungs can radiate to the back - and that is where you will need an investigation.
Linor Sasson and Agam Tsarfi in police confrontation: "Change your shirt, it's suspicious"
During a police confrontation between Agam Tsarfi and Linor Sasson, the main suspects in the murder of Binyahu Razi (RIP), the two blamed each other. While one claimed that her friend managed the event and tampered with evidence, the other denied it and accused her in return.
"One of the cheapest summers": Arkia CEO with a surprising statement | Yehuda Sharoni
According to Oz Berlovich, the delays stem from operational problems at Ben Gurion Airport - "but we take responsibility"; on flights on Shabbat: "There is a business justification for this"

The battle for prime land in Jerusalem: request to stop its sale rejected
The Jerusalem District Court rejected a request by a group of investors to prevent the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate from selling land in the center of Jerusalem. The Supreme Court subsequently rejected the appeal.

Despite regulator opposition, Shapir deepens its hold on the Ashdod oil refinery with a 3-year consulting agreement
The Ashdod oil refinery's board of directors has extended its consulting agreement with Shapir for three years, until August 2029, despite the Concentration Committee's recommendation against Shapir gaining control over the refinery.

Money to the Treasury: State winnings in civil cases jumped by hundreds of percent in 2025
In 2025, state winnings from civil lawsuits reached a record 1.5 billion shekels. This result was driven by the Civil Enforcement Unit's shift toward a proactive strategy to protect public resources.

The battle for prime land in Jerusalem: request to stop its sale rejected
The Jerusalem District Court, followed by the Supreme Court, rejected a request by a group of investors to prevent the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate from selling a land plot in the city center.

US Military Secretly Establishes Shipping Lane in Strait of Hormuz
The US military has established a secret shipping lane in the Strait of Hormuz to facilitate oil transport, with approximately 10 million barrels reaching the global market daily. Meanwhile, reports from Lebanon indicate Israeli Air Force strikes near the Ali-Taher ridge, and Houthi forces in Yemen are reportedly preparing for escalation with Saudi Arabia.

Luzon's solution for the Dorad 2 deadlock: shutting down turbines to enable construction
Amos Luzon has proposed to the Electricity Authority that three turbines at the Dorad 1 power station be shut down to comply with market share regulations and unblock the Dorad 2 project. Meanwhile, the Luzon Group is selling 20% of its stake in the station to the Meitav investment house.

"Without a reform, there will be no crypto industry left in Israel"
Nir Hirshman, CEO of the Crypto Companies Forum, warns that Israel needs a comprehensive regulatory reform. He argues that without removing barriers, the country risks losing the industry and billions of shekels in GDP.

"All investors and all At-Bay employees made money on the deal"
Rotem Iram, CEO of the Israeli company At-Bay, commented on the startup's $575 million sale to Munich Re Group. Despite a lower valuation compared to 2021, he described the deal as a significant success.

Conflict of interest agreements exposed: 22 relatives of a police officer serve in the organization
Documents obtained by the Ometz organization have revealed an unprecedented scale of nepotism within the Israel Police. Brigadier General Ronen Ovadia holds the record, with 22 relatives serving in the force.

Barefoot and hungry: Aviv Geffen enjoys a family meal before his flight
Just before heading to Omer Adam's wedding festival in Italy, Aviv Geffen was spotted at a restaurant in central Israel. Our camera lens captured the singer dining with his wife, Sharon Kaufman, and his famous mother, Nurit Geffen.

Without criteria or oversight: the number of organizations treating PTSD is skyrocketing
An anarchy of hundreds of organizations providing PTSD treatment has emerged in Israel since October 7. Experts warn that the lack of uniform standards and professional oversight poses significant risks to patients.

Forecast: Temperatures will rise, heat stress in most areas
Temperatures will rise throughout the week, and heat stress will intensify in most areas. On Friday, it will be hotter than usual and dry in the mountains and inland, and humid on the coastal plain. From Saturday, a drop in temperatures will begin, and they will return to being normal for the season.

From Intel to Nvidia: The Israeli economy is once again betting on a single tech giant
The growth data published this week highlighted Israel's dependence on the chip giant Nvidia. However, unlike the past, when Intel was the dominant company in the local industry, this time it is a new type of risk: production is carried out abroad and the products do not pass through Israel at all. And also: is the chip giant on its way to receiving state benefits?

Commercial and office giants have expanded into the residential sector. Has it paid off for them?
In search of new growth engines, Azrieli and Melisron are becoming dominant residential developers. Sales and the backlog are growing, but the industry warns that it is too early to determine if the move will yield the desired return.

"I am not looking for shortcuts and quick money": The young investor who made 100% in five years
Omer Idel joined the army with a negative bank balance due to family turmoil. This pushed him to start businesses, and he invested the profits from them (a million shekels by age 24) into the capital market. He always looks at the long term, prefers indices, and believes in "letting money work for you."

Two car importers, opposite sales figures and one brand that made all the difference
The rush of Israelis for Chinese cars is reaching the importers' reports. Carasso, with the help of the Chery brand, increased its market share to a record of about 15.3%. Delek Automotive, on the other hand, an importer of Mazda that once dominated the roads, is at a record low of 3%. And how much did the importers earn on each car sold?

Israeli company to sell suicide drones to the USA
Israeli company Uvision has won another contract to supply drones to the US Army. The UAE is expanding its THAAD array against the Iranian threat. Also: Ukraine's unusual use of Chinese civilian aircraft frames. This week in the defense industries.

Bond yields at multi-year highs: How you can profit
Government bonds are breaking yield records around the world. Is the figure reflecting rising risks in the markets also an investment opportunity for bond enthusiasts? Experts estimate that the high yields are "changing investor considerations," but warn: "there are no free lunches."

Dolphins filmed using new hunting technique: researchers capture unique behavior
A team from the University of the Sunshine Coast has documented Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins in Hervey Bay, Queensland, using empty shells as hunting tools. This behavior, known as "shelling," was previously only observed in dolphins in Shark Bay, thousands of kilometers away from this new discovery.

Omri Altman: "We are not coming to enjoy ourselves, we are coming to win"
Hapoel Tel Aviv held a final training session in Bergamo this evening, followed by a press conference ahead of tomorrow's match in the Conference League playoff round against Atalanta. Coach Elyaniv Barda and player Omri Altman shared their thoughts on the upcoming challenge.

Kozuch: "We are approaching the Champions League, but this is only half the way"
Hapoel Be'er Sheva took a significant step toward history on Wednesday, coming back from a deficit to beat Sabah 2:1 in the first leg of the Champions League qualification playoffs. Igor Zlatanovic completed the turnaround in the 79th minute, sending the Israeli champions to the return leg in Azerbaijan with a valuable advantage.

Two spectacular goals secure Atletico Madrid's opening round win
In December, Diego Simeone will mark 15 full years as head coach of Atletico Madrid. On Wednesday, the team opened the new season with a 2-0 home victory over Malaga. The visitors, who returned to the top flight after eight years, held firm for 70 minutes before ultimately falling to defeat.

Celtic and Bodo/Glimt on the way to the Champions League, Chery drifts away
Parallel to the meeting between Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Sabah, three more matches were held this Wednesday as part of the Champions League qualifying playoff round. Celtic and Bodo/Glimt took a significant step toward the goal, and an Israeli Premier League ex-player provided an assist.

90 minutes from history: Hapoel Be'er Sheva completes a 2-1 comeback against Sabah
Hapoel Be'er Sheva is just 90 minutes away from history. The Israeli champion won 2-1 this Wednesday against Sabah in their "home" match in Bucharest, gaining an advantage ahead of the return leg in Azerbaijan and moving closer to their first-ever qualification for the Champions League league phase.

After more than a decade: the moving performance of the legendary Israeli band
Danny Dotan launched his poetry book, "Don't Light a Candle for Me," and performed the song on stage, alongside other songs by the band Ha-Click, for the first time since his bandmate, Eli Abramov, passed away almost 11 years ago. Watch the extraordinary performance.

Israel's cadet girls' national team falls to Lithuania and is relegated to Division B
Despite the possibility of finishing in 13th place, which would normally guarantee staying in Division A, Israel's U16 girls' national team will play in Division B next year. This is due to the fact that Bulgaria, the host of the next championship, is also positioned within the 13th-16th place range. Israel lost to Lithuania 69-80 this Wednesday.

Trump announces 'economic D-Day' against Iran: 'Unprecedented isolation'
The US President announced a new economic operation against Iran, which he described as the 'most crushing in history.' He did not provide details, but threatened that any country that cooperates with the Islamic Republic — whether through its airports or shell companies — will face economic consequences.

Patriots star celebrates new job: 'I despise the media'
Media personality and Channel 14 star Yotam Zimri shared in his new column a candid account of his separation from his wife Shiran, mother of his three children, alongside an unusual glimpse into his new life alone in an apartment in Ramat Gan.

Kenny Miller: "If we replicate the level from Sofia, we will be in a very good place"
Maccabi Tel Aviv has finished its preparations for tomorrow's away match (Thursday, 21:30, Sport1) in Switzerland against Lugano, in the playoff round of the Conference League qualifiers. At the press conference, coach Kenny Miller emphasized that the team is focused on victory, despite challenging weather conditions and a tight schedule.

After hours of searching: 50-year-old man found lifeless on a beach in Ashkelon
Large MADA forces, equipped with 4X4 ATVs, conducted extensive searches for a man in his 50s who had been missing since early evening near the National Park beach. Near midnight, the man was located unconscious, and medical teams were forced to pronounce him dead at the scene.

From the hell in Sderot to the theater stage: Hillel HaCohen dreams of shaking up the art world
From yeshiva studies to the acting stage: Hillel HaCohen explains why the religious public must enter the world of culture and creativity, deals with the complex questions raised by Etgar Keret's texts, and marks the next goal in education and creation. "There is no reason for our culture to remain only with Ishay Ribo and Hanan Ben Ari."

Why you must stop suppressing your past
Rabbanit Tzila Elchanati and Rabbanit Pri Cohen explain why suppression does not truly make pain disappear, how to give the past a place without sinking into it, and why dealing with what was can become an engine for growth and faith. Watch the episode from the program "Meshivat Nefesh".

Juan Tamariz, one of the greatest magicians of all time, has passed away
Juan Tamariz, who brought the art of magic into millions of homes in Spain and around the world, has passed away in Madrid. From his childhood to winning the world championship in Paris, Tamariz changed the face of classic magic, redefined the performance, and was known for his extraordinary generosity in sharing professional secrets.

The Horn brothers are back together in the stands: 'When I returned to Toto-Turner, I had no voice. My body didn't function'
In the tunnels of Gaza, Yair Horn would mentally construct lineups and quietly hum Hapoel Be'er Sheva songs to keep his sanity. Then came the release, the helicopter over the stadium, and the return to the stands that didn't feel complete while his brother Eitan remained behind. Only now, for the first time since October 7, the family is starting the season at full strength: 'Of course, we must...

Moment before the opening whistle: Power ranking of the Premier League teams
From the team that will only benefit from being eliminated in Europe and might go all the way this time, through the empire that fell asleep in the summer and might wake up to a nightmare, and to the champion of scandals praying for a miracle the likes of which Israeli football has never known.

Senior Rabbi makes a courageous admission: 'I was sexually abused as a child. It's like murder'
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, one of the most prominent voices in Israel in the fight against sexual abuse, reveals a shocking event from his past and addresses Prime Minister Netanyahu, the judicial system, and the case of the disappearance of Eyminot Kasau.

A League of Their Own
One by one, the symbols of the Premier League teams stepped onto the grass at Bloomfield. Avi Nimni recalled his greatest moment, Itzhak Visoker asked Moshe Sinai for royalties, Eli Ohana and Michel Dayan embraced in Jerusalem brotherhood, Arik Benado discovered that he never sweats - and Motaleh Spiegler, as usual, stole the show.

The people want commentators, not PR agents | Column
The real problem with football broadcasts in Israel is the lack of courage. Everyone wants to be part of the celebration and is afraid to spoil it. When you flatter officials and express surprise at violence in the stands, you are not respecting the viewers, but showing contempt for us.

Osher Ad crashes prices and surprises the market: must-have item for only 179 shekels
Your shopping cart is about to change: the well-known food chain has started offering a distinct Jewish item that you would not expect to find alongside regular household deals, and this is its surprising price.

Ecuador's intelligence chief and 5 US citizens killed in Kenya helicopter crash
A major aviation disaster in Kenya: five American citizens and the head of Ecuador's intelligence agency, Michele Sensi-Contugi, were killed in a helicopter crash in the center of the country. Among the victims are his wife, fashion designer Stephanie Sensi, and company director Jose Suarez. Rescue teams are operating in challenging mountainous terrain, and the Kenyan Ministry of Transport has...

"Hugged the millionaire boss": Meeting between Alona Barkat and the legionnaire
Hapoel Be'er Sheva has moved its European matches to Bucharest and is aiming for a historic first qualification for the Champions League. Ahead of the playoff match against Sabah, Romanian media highlighted Ofri Arad, the Israeli player for Steaua Bucharest, who attended the game at the Rapid stadium. A GSP photographer captured Arad hugging Alona Barkat in the VIP box.

A Royal Twist: Harry and Meghan return to the UK after 6 years
Six years after stepping down from their royal duties and moving to California, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expected to return, according to major media outlets in the US and the UK. According to reports, the couple's children, 7-year-old Prince Archie and 5-year-old Princess Lilibet, will begin the upcoming school year in British educational institutions.

Drama on Wall Street: Liquidation of giant positions worth a billion dollars
An exceptionally stormy trading day ended in the US with a sharp turn in the bond market, an unusual jump in Bitcoin that led to a quick short squeeze, and dramatic news in a cancer vaccine trial.

El Al flight to New York makes emergency landing in Rome due to medical emergency
An urgent medical incident during a flight from Israel to the US forced an emergency landing in Rome to evacuate a passenger. Passengers were offered free Wi-Fi as compensation for the delay.

We are tired of band-aids: it is time to revolutionize education
Those who do come to teach find themselves with very little room for educational action and feel like pieces on a chessboard that the Ministry of Education moves to convey messages and achieve results.

Under the General's Nose: Who is Hunting Our Soldiers?
The post was accompanied by clear photos of the soldier; in one she is smiling with friends, her face clearly visible, in another she covers part of her face, realizing who she is dealing with.

Students complained they drank urine, the principal responded: 'Have some chocolate'
A scandal at a government primary school in India: a fifth-grade student is suspected of mixing urine into the water of two students and causing them to drink it. When they approached the principal, he allegedly told them to eat chocolate to get rid of the bad taste. Angry parents locked the school gates. Authorities have opened an investigation and the principal has been required to provide...

Videos on phone revealed the horror: 14-year-old blind girl sexually assaulted in orphanage
A 22-year-old man was arrested in Surabaya, Indonesia, on suspicion of repeatedly sexually assaulting a blind girl living in an institution. Her twin sister found videos on the suspect's phone that allegedly documented the acts. According to the police, he exploited her disability and threatened her to keep her from telling anyone. The suspect is in custody and the girl is receiving psychological...

Suspected drug use under investigation: 17-year-old boy dies after collapsing in Ashdod
A 17-year-old boy from Ashdod died Wednesday evening at Assuta Hospital after being rushed there in critical condition. Police have opened an investigation, exploring the possibility that he had consumed alcohol and drugs during a gathering with friends. No signs of violence were found on his body, and the inquiry is ongoing.

US national debt doubled in about a decade and crossed the $40 trillion mark
The US government debt has reached $40.05 trillion, doubling over the past decade. The US Treasury Department announced the milestone 4.5 years after the debt crossed the $30 trillion threshold.

Storm in Austria: Nazi camp to be demolished for supermarket construction
Heavy machinery has arrived at the site of a former Mauthausen subcamp, prompting the Mauthausen Memorial Committee to demand an immediate halt to construction. The controversy also involves the mayor's connection to a multi-million euro commercial deal.

The table does lie
Reality is more complex than the research on education budgeting in local authorities: the state must ensure quality education for all, without preventing authorities from investing beyond that.

"It's a scandal, it was done maliciously": New twist in the Maradona trial
The trial surrounding the death of Diego Maradona has entered a new legal dilemma. During one of the hearings, it was discovered that the medical commission had mistakenly analyzed tests that did not belong to Diego, but to his father, Don Diego Maradona, who was also treated at Swiss Medical in 2015.

The Diversion War
The idea that the Prime Minister might start a war to divert public opinion and prevent or postpone elections is not far-fetched. However, not every department head in the Intelligence Corps is a senior security official who can warn about such things, especially since Israel is already at war with almost every country in the region.

An old list — bad news
What is Netanyahu happy about? We are getting the same lady in a different outfit. None of those elected in the Likud primaries to realistic spots were willing to take responsibility and say: we were wrong. Soul-searching is necessary.

For the first time since the fall of Assad: Lebanon extradited a Syrian general to Damascus
General Adel Issa, a former division commander in the Syrian army, was handed over to Syrian authorities after being arrested in Lebanon. He is suspected, among other things, of murder and torture that led to death.

The New Divide
What was the divide between "Jews" and "Israelis" in the last three decades will be the divide between those who serve and those who do not in the coming years.

Strengthen, fortify, develop
The new reality requires not only a security concept for the border, but also a civilian one: strong communities, agriculture, education, employment, and stable civilian presence. A border is not just a line to be defended; it is also a space where people live.

Fire in a safe room on the fourth floor: fire in a high-rise building in Haifa
Firefighters focused their efforts on extinguishing the source of the fire in the apartment and ventilating the heavy smoke that had accumulated on the building's floors, in full cooperation with the police and medical services. There were no casualties, but significant damage was caused, and the teams are continuing final extinguishing operations before concluding their activity at the scene.

New destination: The Asian country to which Israel will export citrus fruits
The Ministry of Agriculture has completed the process with authorities in Cambodia, and starting from the upcoming export season, Israeli farmers will be able to market citrus fruits there. The Citrus Growers Organization estimates the potential at approximately 10,000 tons per year.

Likud furious at Itamar Ben Gvir: "Trying to grow at our expense"
The Likud slogan for establishing a "broad national government" is causing unease for Itamar Ben Gvir, who accuses the ruling party on various occasions of "preferring the left." Sources in Likud told Ynet and Yedioth Ahronoth that "Itamar Ben Gvir knows that the undecided voters must be brought in, but he is exploiting this." In the minister's circle, they claim: "Benjamin Netanyahu is...

Four brothers and a longing
They were born as quadruplets — brothers Guy, Eliran, and Roi, and sister Mor. Despite their different personalities, the Farjon siblings were inseparable best friends. On August 19, 2006, exactly 20 years ago, Roi was killed in a terror attack. "For years it was hard for me to wish the three children a happy birthday," says their mother, Tami. "It is not easy to celebrate when Roiki is no longer...
