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Alert on the Jordan Valley border: suspected smuggling attempt
IDF observers identified two suspects crossing the eastern border in the Jordan Valley. Large forces, including aircraft, have been deployed to the area to locate the suspects. The IDF has closed the zone. It is suspected to be a smuggling attempt of weapons or drugs.

National Insurance Institute Denied Benefits: The Frustrating Reason
The National Labor Court ruled that a self-employed worker injured on the job is not covered by the National Insurance Institute if registration was completed after the accident. Despite the worker contacting an accountant, the court held that this did not constitute valid insurance coverage at the time of the injury.

Report: Value of Donald Trump's energy stocks jumped 39% this year
US President Donald Trump's holdings in the oil and gas sectors have grown by up to 15.5 million dollars following the war with Iran, according to a report by Democratic members of the Joint Economic Committee of Congress.

Bnei Sakhnin claims: "Players' and fans' vehicles were attacked after the match against Netanya"
According to the club, Iyad Abu Abaid's vehicle was attacked while his pregnant wife was with him, and the vehicles of Ilay Hajaj and several team fans were also damaged. Abu Abaid was summoned to give testimony to the police: "Serious and worrying incidents that could have ended in severe physical harm."

After politics: former CEO of the Yamina party lands a prestigious job
Stella Weinstein, who previously led the Yamina party, has been chosen to head Noga, a new subsidiary of Migdalei HaYam HaTichon that will offer comprehensive and innovative services for retirees.

Harel Wizel: Major international brands could enter the Israeli market
The Fox Group held talks with international brands before October 7, but the war halted these plans. Harel Wizel stated that negotiations would resume if Israel enters a prolonged period of stability. Simultaneously, the company plans to expand the Jumbo chain and optimize its import logistics from China.

The Battle for Viewers: YouTube Threatens Netflix's Profitability
In an effort to maintain exclusivity, YouTube is paying millions of dollars to top creators. Experts warn that the bidding war could severely hurt Netflix's profitability and the company's stock.

"Preparation for Victory", Episode 2: The youth who choose to stand up and fight for their future
They were called a spoiled generation of screens and TikTok, but since October 7, the true character of Israeli youth has been revealed—a generation seeking to enlist and take responsibility. In the second episode of the "Preparation for Victory" series, Oded Harush follows the story of Ilai Habib, who found a second chance at the "Ehad Mi-Shelanu" ("One of Us") preparatory program.

Foods that look healthy – but may shorten your life
In recent years, supermarket shelves have become an arena crowded with products marketed as "diet," "0% fat," and "whole wheat," or those displaying images of fitness and nature. However, studies and recommendations from health organizations indicate that a health halo does not guarantee that the product itself is nutritionally superior. At the same time, studies on sweeteners and ultra-processed...

The "match" that could ignite Judea and Samaria, and Zamir's response: "We did not arrive prepared for the discussion"
The Chief of Staff and the Central Command Chief warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz that nationalist crime in Judea and Samaria is on the verge of an explosion. The IDF is concerned about the significant echo these events are receiving in the USA and the resulting American pressure, which has led to a slowdown in the establishment of farms in the area.

Changing clothes in the restrooms: "Ben Gurion Airport workers are cooperating with criminals from Georgia"
Tomer Moskowitz, former Director General of the Population and Immigration Authority, described in a podcast the organized mechanism that allows illegal migrants from Georgia to enter Israel. Through cooperation with airport workers, airline uniforms waiting in restrooms, and a duplicated ID badge of an Israir employee, the migrants slip out. Despite the details, Moskowitz reassured that this is...

Ambulance driver at Frige trial: "Castleman was fully conscious during evacuation"
A prosecution witness testified that Yuval Castleman communicated with the medical team via body language and that the jacket found in the ambulance does not match the one he wore during the attack. Frige's defense team is calling for a case review, arguing that this testimony undermines the prosecution's central claims.

US Offers $10 Million for Information on IRGC Leadership
The United States is increasing pressure on the leadership of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The US State Department's "Rewards for Justice" program has announced a reward of up to $10 million for information on senior officials within the organization and its branches.

Miki Berkovich's illness revealed: Basketball legend suffers from dementia
After two years of being almost entirely out of the public eye, the documentary "Miki Berkovich's Secret" revealed that the basketball legend is battling dementia. His family and close associates spoke about the struggle and the decision to disclose his condition.

Ron Huldai backing down? The surprising turn in the closure of the Metzitzim beach in Tel Aviv
After the relocation of the gender-segregated beach to the north of the city was presented as a done deal, the Tel Aviv municipality now clarifies, following protests, that the road to completing the process is still long and the issue is under re-examination.

The dark side of AI: what does artificial intelligence do while we sleep?
In recent years, and even more so with the rapid development of artificial intelligence tools, the technology has moved from research laboratories into almost every area of our lives. But alongside the ability to write, create images, analyze information, and streamline work, its dangerous side is also being exposed: there are already AI tools capable of creating particularly convincing voice and...

A Surprising Discovery Under the Ocean: "We Have Ignored Them for Years"
When thinking about fungi, one usually imagines them in a forest, on trees, or in the ground. However, it turns out that fungi also live under the sea, and a new study published in the scientific journal "PLOS Biology" points to their surprising role: they may help store carbon on the ocean floor. Researchers discovered that tiny fungi in the Arctic region absorb substances from the environment.

Securities Authority warns Israel Railways of potential trading suspension
Due to a shortage of external directors, Israel Railways is unable to approve financial statements. The Securities Authority has warned that this paralyzes oversight and threatens the trading of the company's bonds.

Ministry of Health Funded 400,000 NIS Conference Managed by Aryeh Deri's Daughter
The Ministry of Health transferred 400,000 NIS to fund a conference organized by the "Ta'atzumot" association, led by Dasi Iluz, daughter of Aryeh Deri. The decision was pushed by Shas-appointed advisors against the ministry's professional staff.

Ahead of the new school year: 90% of parents report academic damage to children due to the war
A survey examining the effects of the "Lion's Roar" war presents a worrying picture: over 80% of parents report psychological damage to their children, and 74% report social damage. Only 22.4% are satisfied with the Ministry of Education's performance, while the ultra-Orthodox sector reports significantly lower levels of damage.

Looking for a job? These are the mistakes that will lead to your resume being skipped
A recruitment expert who has worked with Google and TikTok reveals the dramatic shift in the job market and explains which common phrases in resumes cause employers to reject you immediately.

Energy company Welink faces collapse: operational failures and massive lawsuits
The British company Welink, operator of Portugal's largest solar power plant, has entered insolvency proceedings. The collapse follows a decline in electricity prices, severe malfunctions, and a 143 million euro lawsuit from a Chinese contractor.

The New Airbnb Commission: Who Will Pay the Price?
The apartment rental giant is shifting its fee structure, placing the financial burden directly on hosts. As experts warn against entering the market, property owners are already passing these costs on to guests.

Ivanka Trump Catches Waves in Costa Rica
The daughter of the US President swapped her tailored look for a surfing shirt and decided to conquer the waves in Costa Rica like a pro. Despite a few spills, the 44-year-old showed great form and a bright smile.

IDF documentation soldiers - and operations in dangerous zones: "To be at the forefront and capture the story"
IDF documentation soldiers took part in two aid missions - to Colombia and Venezuela, following powerful earthquakes. Sergeant H., who documented the rescue operations: "The goal was to document the forces, but what caught me was the residents."

USA removed Syria from the list of state sponsors of terrorism
The easing of restrictions on the Al-Shara administration began as early as June 2025, paving the way for the announcement. At the NATO summit a month ago, President Donald Trump delivered a letter to the Syrian president, promising: "We will make your country more prosperous than ever before."

Harel Wizel on the investor call: two major growth engines are still not working
In an open conversation with investors, Fox Group CEO Harel Wizel spoke about the difficulties of the growth engines at Retailors and Jumbo, alongside the group's recovery in the second quarter of the year.

Grandmother dealer: Police in Nigeria arrested a 101-year-old woman
"Arrested with commercial quantities of marijuana": Authorities in Nigeria arrested an elderly woman with dozens of bags of cannabis in her possession. The suspicion is that her daughter transferred the drugs to her. At the same time, Britain and Nigeria arrested two suspects in a joint operation with cocaine worth 20 million dollars.

USA Removed Syria from the List of State Sponsors of Terrorism
The move, announced earlier this year and subject to Congressional review, is being implemented tonight. This follows Donald Trump resharing a post by the Syrian Foreign Minister, who thanked the American President and his administration for the decision.

The chip stock reversal: From foreign investor favorite to sell-off target
For weeks, the Israeli chip giant was at the top of foreign purchases, and this week it jumped to the sellers' side. Along with it, a hot defense stock continues to absorb heavy liquidations. What is behind the wave of liquidations, and what does it teach us about your portfolio?

Former Coca-Cola CEO reveals the secret behind Coke Zero
Tal Raban, former CEO of Coca-Cola Israel, reveals how one brave decision to introduce a new and unknown brand managed to change the balance of power in the beverage market within just one year: "Great results happen only with brave decisions."

Ofira Asayag: "My body was shaking from Meshi Kleinstein's talent"
The prominent media personality addressed rumors about Meshi Kleinstein joining "The Next Star" and suggested that producers skip the auditions: "Just send her to Eurovision."

Iran dismisses US threats: 'The economic pressure plan is just propaganda'
An Iranian security source told the 'Al-Mayadeen' channel that the new economic pressure plan of the Donald Trump administration is based on media propaganda intended to exert psychological pressure on the people. According to him, the USA has already exhausted all possible measures against Tehran, and the threats are intended only to influence energy prices. 'He threatens in the media, but...

Israel's 'Trump Model' in Syria: 'Turkey Got the Message'
Israel struck in Syria to prevent a Turkish foothold and to prevent the deployment of "things that must not be there," according to a senior Israeli official. He further noted that while Jerusalem acts against Damascus on a diplomatic level, it does not hesitate to use military force when necessary: "A policy inspired by the US President, who talks to everyone - and fights everyone."

First publication | "We will reach your children, your home and your employees": Defendant in protection racket released to house arrest
Despite warning signs and a negative probation report, the court gave decisive weight to the principle of equality with other defendants in the case.

Carrefour slashes prices: popular food products starting from 2.90 shekels
Ahead of the holidays, the retail giant is launching unprecedented promotions on fruits, vegetables, and popular staple products, with prices cut by dozens of percent, including canola oil for only 9.90 shekels and a range of other popular items.

Emunah Women Host Appreciation Evening for Reservist Families
In the midst of summer vacation, the Emunah branch in Tiberias held a special appreciation evening for dozens of reservist families, offering them a moment of respite and joy during these challenging times.

Supreme Court freezes transfer of 400 million shekels to Haredim and Strock's ministry
The Supreme Court issued an order nisi regarding a petition against the transfer of coalition funds to Haredi institutions and the Ministry of Settlements. The court froze 400 million shekels while releasing urgent budgets for local authorities and the rehabilitation of the North and South.

Paratrooper Brigade to leave Gaza Strip and be transferred to the West Bank
The brigade's forces operated over the last three months in the Strip on a mission to defend and clear the 'yellow line' area of terrorist infrastructure. The forces destroyed underground tunnels and located weapons used by Hamas. Against the backdrop of the transfer of forces to Judea and Samaria, Netanyahu conducted a situation assessment amid rising tensions in the region.

After father's elimination: brother of Dizengoff terrorist arrested
Hamam Hazem, brother of terrorist Raad Hazem and son of Fathi Hazem, was arrested in Jenin for planning an attack against Israeli civilians and security forces.

Iran threatens Europe: "We will not overlook participation in aggression, it is our right to respond"
Tehran has resumed threats against countries assisting the US, clarifying that it reserves the right to strike the source of any aggressive action. The regime is also signaling the possibility of disrupting oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz. Observers note that Iran views the current situation as a struggle for survival.

Netanyahu: Iran tried to assassinate one of my sons
Against the backdrop of the security debate surrounding Gadi Eisenkot, the Prime Minister revealed a detail that had been under a gag order for months. "Iran targeted one of my sons and tried to murder him; this security is not a luxury. Without it, they will succeed," he said in an interview with Channel 14.

Rabbis Issue Sharp Protest Against Christian Prayer at the Western Wall on October 7
A storm surrounds the event planned at the Western Wall on the anniversary of the October 7 massacre: Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl and Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Amar issued a sharp protest today (Monday) against holding a joint prayer for Jews and Christians in the Western Wall area, and call on the public not to take part in the event and to work for its cancellation.

Towards regulating the site: illegal structures demolished at the Honi Ha'Me'agel tomb complex
The National Land Enforcement Authority demolished structures built without permits at the complex as part of a move to regulate the site, rehabilitate it, and improve visitor safety. The activity comes against the backdrop of infrastructure defects and hazards identified at the site, which is visited by hundreds of thousands of people annually, and follows lessons learned from the Meron disaster.

"Arrest the Palestinian Authority police officers immediately": Zvi Sukkot's demand
MK Zvi Sukkot arrived at the scene of the incident in western Binyamin, where Palestinian police officers detained a reservist and seized his weapon. Sukkot demanded the arrest of those involved and the establishment of a secure route between the Dolev-Talmonim bloc and Highway 443.

Stabbing on the soccer field: An argument that started with splashing water left a teenager paralyzed
According to the indictment, the confrontation ended with a handshake, but the next day the brothers (aged 15 and 16) arrived at the soccer field with a knife, tear gas, and brass knuckles. The 14-year-old, who was beaten and stabbed in the neck and back, now uses a wheelchair and suffers from paralysis on the left side of his body: "It is hard to believe he will return to a normal routine."
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A blow to investors: the stock exchange closed with declines, this stock plunged by more than 9%
The main indices closed with sharp declines, with technology and real estate stocks leading the negative trend. Who managed to surprise and rise against the market direction, and which company recorded the most painful decline?

Ahead of the school year: The Ministry of Education issues new guidelines
A total ban on mobile phones during breaks, cancellation of zero-period classes, limitation of school bag weight, adaptation rules, and payments: The Ministry of Education publishes official procedures for the 5787 school year.

Senior minister issues a grave warning: "They will shut down Channel 14"
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich attacked the criticism today regarding Benjamin Netanyahu's attendance at Eden Ben Zaken's concert and warned of the steps he claims could be taken if the right loses the elections: "There will be a 'Season' government here."

Dana Zarmon parted ways: "There were tears"
Dana Zarmon was forced to cut her family vacation in Greece short and return to Israel due to work commitments. In a heartfelt post, she admitted that leaving her husband and children behind was much harder than she had anticipated.

Senior Goldman Sachs Executive Issues Warning: Real Danger to Industry Structure
A senior partner at the investment bank fears that new technology is leading to cognitive decline and endangering the next generation, and shares what happened when they challenged the corporation's artificial intelligence system.

Political storm after only Channel 14 broadcasts were removed from hospitals
Following demands from left-wing activists to block Channel 14 in hospitals, Meir and Beilinson medical centers announced a switch to nature and children's programming. However, an investigation revealed that Channels 12 and 13 remained on air, sparking sharp political backlash.

The Next Big Leap for AI Is Into the Real World
Engineers and investors are flocking to "world models," also known as "large action models," in the hope of sparking a revolution in robotics similar to the one ChatGPT triggered in writing and programming.

Ofer Winter to Launch New Party: Hundreds of Thousands in Guarantees and a Miami Donor
Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter is expected to launch his new party, "Ami Hai La-Ad," this Tuesday. An investigation reveals the party has already secured hundreds of thousands of shekels in guarantees.

Everything is changing: Spain set to become the world's most visited country by 2040
According to a new study by Deloitte and Google, Spain is expected to become the world's most visited tourist destination by 2040, welcoming 110 million tourists annually. In recent years, Spain has become a favorite summer destination, particularly for British travelers, with over 19 million Britons visiting in 2025 alone. The USA is projected to be the third most visited country, followed by...

The amazing data of the Haifa airport and can it help Ben Gurion?
The success of Air Haifa in getting most flights out on time during the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport brings the northern airport back to the center of the discussion on the future of aviation in Israel with plans to expand operations. However, the short runway, the lack of land, and the seaport prevent it from becoming a real alternative to Ben Gurion.

Received a PIP? It's not a hearing, but there are 3 steps you need to take
Receiving a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) often causes panic, but it does not mean immediate termination. An expert explains how to properly handle the process to either save your job or prepare for the job market.

Bill Gates bets on trash: An unusual multi-million dollar investment
Bill Gates' private investment firm, Cascade Investment, has consistently increased its holdings in the American waste disposal giant Republic Services. According to official stock exchange filings, the firm, managed by Michael Larson, purchased shares over four consecutive trading days at prices ranging from $214 to $217 per share.

Gold Prices Resume Growth as Analysts Eye Next Targets
Gold prices rose 1% on Monday, marking a 16% gain for the month. The rally is driven by the US national debt surpassing $40 trillion, weak employment data, and stabilizing inflation, which reduce the likelihood of immediate interest rate hikes.

"Not what we signed up for": The actors broke – and Tom Hanks appeared in a helicopter
Neal McDonough, who played officer Lynn "Buck" Compton in the series "Band of Brothers", recently revealed a behind-the-scenes story from the production of the successful war drama. According to him, during an intensive training camp held before filming, some of the actors reached a breaking point and a kind of "mutiny" even developed. And then, he said, Tom Hanks arrived in a helicopter, gathered...

India: Sugar prices jumped by 40% before the holiday season, the government took emergency measures
India has sufficient sugar stocks to meet demand during the holiday season, and the price surge is due to speculative buying rather than an actual supply shortage. The government has permitted the duty-free import of one million tons of raw sugar.

For the first time: Clalit and the Enosh Association inaugurated a dedicated stabilization home for teenagers in Netivot
"Nitzanim", the stabilization home opened in Netivot, comes against the backdrop of the rise in mental distress among young people aged 12–18, according to Clalit data. The home offers an alternative to psychiatric hospitalization, as data shows an increase of over 30% in the number of patients under 18 who turned to mental health emergency rooms.

Nvidia's Israeli development: The dramatic move officially revealed
The chip giant presents the next generation of the artificial intelligence revolution with breakthrough technologies developed in Israel, and marks its next destination that will reach space.

Super-Pharm Launches Promotion: Additional 10% Discount with Stacking Options
The Super-Pharm chain is offering LifeStyle cardholders an additional 10% discount on online purchases. The promotion allows for stacking with other offers but comes with specific limitations. Find out how to redeem the benefit and when it expires.

"Lost over 60 million shekels": Israel's largest bank faces a new fraud
Information security experts reveal a sophisticated campaign that uses the name of Bank Hapoalim to lure users into investing in cheap stocks, a method that has left many Israelis with heavy losses.

Alibaba Raises $10.2 Billion, Shares Plunge 8.5%
Chinese retail giant Alibaba has completed its largest capital raise in Hong Kong since 2021 to fund AI infrastructure. Despite high demand, the stock recorded its sharpest daily decline in six months.

Direct hit: Houthis attacked a Saudi oil tanker
The Yemeni terrorist organization claims it launched a ballistic missile at the ship "Amazon" off the coast of Yanbu. The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia confirmed the hit and announced that the crew members were unharmed. Simultaneously, reports were received of an attack on weapons convoys and pro-Saudi forces in northern Yemen.

Netanyahu records separate statement on Altalena discovery; Ben Gvir attacks: "He didn't want to be photographed with me"
The Prime Minister issued a statement regarding the discovery of the Irgun ship shelled in 1948. Subsequently, Ministers Itamar Ben Gvir and Amichai Eliyahu held a separate press conference to announce the find, catching the Prime Minister off guard.

Does this worry Israel? Chinese fighter jets train in air combat with Egypt
Chinese fighter jets conducted interception training against the Egyptian Air Force's French Rafale jets as part of a joint exercise held for the second year. For Beijing, this is a rare opportunity to test its capabilities against a Western platform. In Cairo, the move signals further rapprochement with the United States' great rival.

What to do when the scammer sounds like your son? The development that will protect the elderly from AI scams
Scammers are using AI to clone the voices of family members to convince the elderly to transfer money to them. After scammers tried to target his partner's father, entrepreneur Yaron Shemesh developed an app that attempts to combat the phenomenon.

Attacked and Robbed Women on a Scooter with a Minor in Holon: Indictment Filed
Nahorai Yaakov Weizman and a 15-year-old accomplice are accused of attacking three women in Holon over two days to steal their bags. In one instance, a victim was knocked to the ground and injured. The prosecution is requesting that Weizman remain in custody until the end of the trial.

Super-Pharm launches aggressive sales with discounts of up to thousands of shekels on appliances
Super-Pharm is slashing prices in its electronics and electrical department, offering refrigerators, treadmills, and leading mixers at special floor prices for a limited time.

National Insurance Institute: Benefits to be paid early for the holidays
Ahead of the Tishrei holidays, the National Insurance Institute has announced early payment dates for unemployment benefits, income support, and long-term allowances. The first payments will be issued on September 8, with further advancements scheduled later in the month.

"Following incessant demand": The well-known beer in a relaunch
Tempo claims that since Goldstar WILD BATCH beer was taken off the shelves, many requests have been received to bring it back, and now the beer is returning in a special edition and with a renewed branding.

Baby at Sheba Hospital dies from aggressive bacteria - parents to be compensated with 2 million shekels
A baby born in good condition at Sheba Tel HaShomer Hospital contracted a deadly bacteria and died a few days later. The court determined that there was a negligent delay in medical treatment and that the hospital failed to prove it took sufficient measures to prevent infection in the ward, and ordered compensation for the parents.

Luxembourg closes the door on issuing Israel bonds after only one year
Only a year ago, the Accountant General moved the government's "Israel Bonds" issues from Ireland to Luxembourg, and now Israel will have to find another solution. The arguments for the move are apparently technical, but behind the scenes, political pressure was applied to "punish" Israel for its policy in the war.

Cannabis reform and psychedelic therapy for combat veterans: Ale Yarok returns
Nir Yuftero, known as "The Angel" for his advocacy for medical cannabis patients, has been appointed by the party's founder to lead the list. The party's demands: full legalization, medical reform, and psychedelic treatment for PTSD sufferers.

For the first time: A Russian attack drone made an autonomous decision and killed 3 Ukrainian civilians
A Russian loitering munition crashed into a gas station in Zaporizhzhia, killing three people. Unlike previous incidents, this drone was not human-operated but autonomously selected its target using an AI system.

"Negligence after negligence": Gave birth via egg donation - and discovered that her daughter belongs to another donor
A woman who needed an egg donation chose a donor based on the data presented to her, after which embryos were created from the eggs provided to her and she became pregnant. After giving birth, she became suspicious about the identity of the egg donor - and following an inquiry she conducted, she discovered that the baby was born from the egg of another donor.

97 victims and hundreds of thousands of shekels: Couple from Bat Yam emptied bank accounts
A couple from Bat Yam is accused of posing as insurance company representatives, providing victims with accurate personal details to gain their trust, and then convincing them to provide codes that allowed money to be withdrawn from their bank accounts. According to the indictment, the total amount stolen is 408,400 shekels.

Weapon drawn in the heart of Tel Aviv: Footage from Netanyahu's convoy stirs social media
A video circulated on social media shows a tense moment during the Prime Minister's convoy's journey, as a security guard emerged from a moving SUV with a weapon. The Shin Bet issued an official response regarding the incident.

Veteran landscaping company in financial collapse: millions in debt
The renowned landscaping company Ameri-Pride, operating for 35 years in Florida, has filed for bankruptcy protection following massive debts of up to $10 million.

"Let it stay between us": What did the driver do to the young woman who was left alone in the taxi?
A serious indictment was filed against a 71-year-old taxi driver from Ashkelon, after he allegedly committed an indecent act against a young passenger who was left alone in the vehicle, and even made her a particularly offensive offer.

Starting this September: Bank Discount's massive project gets underway
The company ONE has been selected to lead a strategic project at Bank Discount to implement a cloud-based SAP system. The new system, scheduled to go live in January 2028, will provide a unified AI-based information infrastructure that will improve operational efficiency and support the bank's growth.

What will happen to Moderna stock after the surge? Analyzing 'overbought' stocks
The RSI indicator, used to identify 'overheated' stocks, signaled this week a series of stocks that surged rapidly—led by Moderna and Merck following a breakthrough in cancer vaccine development. What does this indicator mean, and why is it not necessarily a sell signal?

PCB Technologies Secures $65 Million Medical Sector Contract
PCB Technologies has won a strategic tender expected to accelerate its growth and deepen its penetration into the global medical device market. The contract is valued at approximately $65 million over two years.

"Didn’t it satisfy you the first time?": Captain Indicted Over Two Rapes
A captain from a northern base is accused of raping a sergeant from his unit in two separate incidents in his office. According to the indictment, in both cases she asked him to stop and tried to leave, but he ignored her resistance. The officer denies the allegations, saying the first incident was consensual and that he stopped during the second when she asked him to.

One day before the launch: Ofer Winter takes fire within the right-wing bloc
Ofer Winter will launch his new party tomorrow at an event attended by hundreds of people at the Shalva Center in Jerusalem. Even before the launch, sources in the coalition are warning of a split in the right-wing bloc, while the party clarifies that the goal is to establish a right-wing government.

Intel unveils innovative server processor technology developed in Israel
Intel has unveiled its next-generation server processor architecture, Diamond Rapids. The innovative computing block technology was developed under the leadership of the company's R&D center in Israel.

Three Basmat Tab'un Residents Arrested for Shooting and Grenade Attack in Isfiya
Three family members are suspected of involvement in a violent incident in Isfiya several days ago involving gunfire and a stun grenade. Police have secured the continued detention of all suspects for the duration of the investigation.

Alarming data: The gaps in the lunchboxes of Israeli children
A new survey by the organization "Leket Israel" and the "Midgam" institute reveals that almost 50% of parents whose income is below average are forced to give up food items in their children's mid-morning snacks. At the same time, the security emergency routine is causing an increase in snack consumption and a decrease in regular eating, especially among families affected economically. The Leket...

Over 30,000 shekels: The financial trap threatening families in Israel
A dense convergence of three massive expenses at the end of the summer creates an unprecedented cash flow gap of tens of thousands of shekels beyond the monthly income, pushing the middle class into a dangerous spiral.

Hagag Brothers Invest in Baku Real Estate: Apartment Prices Start at $150,000
The Hagag Group has signed memoranda of understanding for two large-scale real estate projects in Baku, Azerbaijan. The joint venture with a local partner aims to develop approximately 3,500 housing units within the Sea Breeze Resort area.

Attorney General against Home Front Command Chief: 'Whitewashed Karai's radio reform - without operational necessity'
Gali Baharav-Miara notified the High Court of Justice that the Communications Minister's directive, which allowed several regional radio stations to broadcast in the north under the pretext of operational necessity during alert periods, was issued without authority and should be annulled. The Attorney General also criticized Major General Shay Klepper, who she claims validated the move without any...

Impersonated insurance agents — and scammed 97 victims using a withdrawal code method
A couple in their 20s contacted numerous citizens from the Arab community and gained their trust using accurate personal details. They convinced them to provide cash withdrawal codes and fled from ATMs on electric scooters. Today, an indictment was filed against them for fraud amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels.

Disturbing: How to bypass AI model protections to create dangerous weapons
Researchers from Crimson Flare claim that models running on a home computer can be hacked within minutes — and could instruct users on how to produce explosives, chemical and biological weapons.

Did Pinhas Idan lead a strike or not? It turns out to be a significant question
The disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport sparked a debate on strike practice. How is a strike defined, and when is it legal? The 'Hamashrok' (The Whistle) from Globes explains the concepts.

Groundbreaking: The Israeli development that promises to fight one of the toughest pollutants in the sea
Researchers from Ben-Gurion University have developed a "smart sponge" capable of absorbing oil and fuel in amounts up to one hundred times its weight. The material attracts bacteria that break down the pollution and subsequently the sponge itself, and the development is in the process of being patented.

Moments of horror in Malaysia: drummer collapsed on stage during a performance and died
The drummer of the metal band Meditasi collapsed onto his drum kit in the middle of a performance at a festival and was taken to a nearby hospital, where his death was pronounced. The band's lead singer said: "I ran to him immediately, but I already felt that he was gone."

Disruptions again at Ben Gurion Airport: Railway power cable exploded
The train station at Ben Gurion Airport was evacuated and is currently out of operation following an unusual malfunction in which a power cable exploded. The Israel Airports Authority clarifies that despite the station's closure, check-in processes are continuing as usual. This event joins a series of disruptions at the airport, following last week's suspension of luggage acceptance due to massive...

Drugs in Canned Goods: Smuggling into Gaza via Humanitarian Aid
Drugs were concealed in packages of canned peppers arriving in the Gaza Strip as part of humanitarian aid shipments and were discovered in World Central Kitchen facilities. COGAT condemned the smuggling, stating that the incident highlights Hamas's exploitation of aid mechanisms.

Surrendered? Likud considers lifting the "boycott" on Channel 12
The party is considering lifting the "boycott" imposed on interviews on the channel following reports on the "Force 100" affair. A source familiar with the details told Walla that if the boycott is lifted, Benjamin Netanyahu must make a clear statement about it, rather than allowing Likud ministers to simply return to being interviewed on the channel "as if nothing happened."

Massive fire in Nevada, USA: 90,000 citizens evacuated from their homes
13,000 homes have burned in a wildfire that spiraled out of control. The Governor of Nevada declared a state of emergency and called for the intervention of the National Guard. Firefighters report significant challenges in protecting homes and residents.

"They will not take our beach from us": The struggle against the separate beach relocation in northern Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv Municipality's plan to relocate the separate beach from Nordau to a strip north of HaTzuk beach, near the Herzliya border, has sparked widespread public opposition. Residents fear the loss of open coastline and warn of increased congestion. The municipality maintains that the move is intended to improve public access to the central coastline rather than create an additional separate...

"Reserve spots for women on the lists": The demand to party leaders ahead of the elections
13 women heading local authorities in Israel signed a petition by the 5050 initiative demanding the alternating placement of women and men on the lists for the Knesset. The appeal comes ahead of the submission of the lists, against the backdrop of large gaps in female representation between the parties.

Daily Crypto: Market update and Ethereum performance
The digital currency market shows a positive trend, with Ethereum leading the gains, Bitcoin remaining stable above $78,000, and BNB recording a successful day.

Economists warn: markets are shaken by interest rate and inflation concerns
Deutsche Bank economists warn of a dangerous combination of a jump in bond yields to 5.3%, high oil prices, and uncertainty surrounding new sanctions, which threatens risk assets and inflation.

In the blink of an eye: Cardi B spent over half a million shekels on luxury bags
The star decided to reveal in a video her new financial investment — spending that occurred in just one month: a variety of luxury bags from top brands, with a cumulative value that takes the routine shopping trip to the extreme.

Public Transport Changes: Which Bus Stops Will Be Cancelled
Due to infrastructure works, a section of Israel Guri Boulevard heading north will be closed to traffic on the night of Thursday, August 27, from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM. Several central bus stops will be cancelled during this period.

Rami Levy shakes up the market: products starting from 9.90 shekels
The Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing chain is launching a series of special promotions for online shoppers, ranging from food to household cleaning products. Check out the prices and validity dates.

Client to be charged with the murder of his lawyer: "He did not agree with the ruling - and took out his anger on Feldman"
The arrest of Ahmad al-Rajoub was extended by 4 days, at the end of which an indictment will be filed against him for the murder of Adv. Arbel Feldman in his office in Rishon LeZion. "He shot Arbel because of the legal outcome, this is not a financial dispute," claimed a friend of the victim. Commotion in the courtroom: those present shouted "murderer", the suspect's defense attorney claimed ...

Choose a side: The US demand in the struggle for control over artificial intelligence
China is strengthening its power in the field of artificial intelligence, while the US is working to prevent it from accessing critical resources. 6G networks are expected to be deployed only by 2030, but are already occupying regulators. And the historical turning point in Japan's security approach.

"Sandra Bullock is finally in a better place. She felt it was time to talk"
Three years after the death of her partner, a photographer, from ALS, the actress is beginning to pick up the pieces, gradually return to public life, and speak for the first time about the tragedy that befell her family. "I started grieving him four years before he died"

Popular car for 100,000 shekels at Rami Levy increases in price by 10%
Electric cars offered for 100,000 shekels at the Rami Levy chain have increased in price by 10%. The price update to 110,000 shekels follows a two-month period since the launch of the collaboration with importer Delhum.

Discount assessment ahead of index update: Damri on the way out of TA-35, new stocks to join TA-125
On November 5, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange will hold an index update, including the implementation of a tiered weighting factor for rising stocks. Discount Brokerage estimates: Damri will drop to TA-90, Doral is on the verge of entry, and Alpha Tau, Telsys, and Tidhar are on their way to TA-125.

After murder charge dropped: suspects in Eldar Dayan case released to house arrest
Following the announcement that the circumstances of death could not be determined, the police appealed to the court to release all suspects to two weeks of house arrest. The judge rejected the request and ordered the five young men involved in the fight to be released for only 4 days.

The Turks are not yet at the border, but the IDF fears the illusion of quiet: "There are already hostile elements"
Against the backdrop of concerns over Ankara's deepening foothold in Syria, the IDF clarifies that no Turkish forces have been identified near the border so far, but they are preparing for explosive devices and continuing to raid villages. At the same time, the army and police are changing their handling of the "Bashan rioters" who cross the border and are diverting forces. A status report from...

"Where were you in the last term?": "Haredi Tzibur" party launches outdoor campaign
Following the announcement of its run for the Knesset, the party launched a campaign across Haredi population centers, focusing on criticism of the Haredi leadership and a call for enlistment and the study of mathematics and English.

Jerusalem changes direction: the new light rail line that will connect the city to Malha
In the coming days, test runs will begin on the L4 line on the section between the Gonenim station and the Gilo area, as part of the continued expansion of the light rail network in Jerusalem. The Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Finance, the Jerusalem Municipality, "Transport for Jerusalem," and the "Cafir" company announced that the test runs are a key stage ahead of opening the line for...

Crisis at Ben Gurion Airport: Local leaders demand new international airport in the Negev
Dozens of mayors and council heads from the South and the North have appealed to party leaders with a demand to include in their platforms a commitment to establish an international airport in the South. They are asking to agree first on the regional location, while deferring the decision on the specific site.

New additions to Bennett's list: the man behind the "parliaments" and the head of the reserves staff
Naftali Bennett has added two field operations leaders, Zvi Plotnitsky and Tomer Weiner, to the "Behad" party's Knesset list. With their inclusion, the number of reservists on the list has reached eight.

"Welcome to the Adam family": Sharon Adam's blessing to Sasha Israelovich
Moments before officially becoming the wife of Omer Adam at a prestigious event in Italy, bride-to-be Sasha Israelovich received a warm blessing from her future mother-in-law, Sharon Adam. Sharing a photo from Portofino, Sharon wrote: "Our beautiful Sasha."

British presenter Gary Lineker shares video comparing Zionism to Nazism
Former footballer and British presenter Gary Lineker sparked controversy after sharing a video on social media on Sunday, in which anti-Zionist activist Tony Greenstein compares Zionism to Nazism.

UBS Bank warns: The dollar may continue to weaken soon
The Swiss bank UBS has published a market review and recommends that investors re-examine their foreign currency exposure, amid concerns over the stability of US debt and the expected surge in the price of gold.
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Michal HaKtanah is heartbroken after the breakup with Yehuda Buhbut: "Trying to hold myself together"
In the midst of the turbulent days affecting her personal life, Michal HaKtanah is trying to maintain balance and continue her daily routine. In a story she uploaded from a Pilates class, she shared the similarity between the two things and linked it to the breakup.

Giant deal in the USA, raising millions and dividends: WeSure reports revealed
The WeSure Global Tech group presents its financial results for the first half of 2026, reporting a profit of 115.5 million shekels, alongside significant expansion in the US market and dividend distribution to investors.

Sanctions expand: All yeshivas where draft dodgers study will not receive tax benefits
A few weeks ago, the Tax Authority began revoking tax benefits only from yeshivas that requested the appropriate approvals for the first time. Now, the Authority is demanding that all Haredi institutions declare that no draft dodgers from IDF service are studying there.

The foldable iPhone is coming: what is it expected to look like and how much will it cost?
Apple is preparing for one of the most dramatic moves in its history in the mobile market, with its expected entry into the foldable smartphone category. According to a report by Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, the tech giant will unveil the iPhone Ultra at its annual announcement event — the company's first foldable flagship device. This is a completely new design category in Cupertino since the...

US Treasury may use nearly a trillion dollars to support the bond market
The US Treasury Department is considering using its General Account (TGA), which holds approximately $950 billion, to help fund its plan to increase government bond buybacks.

Expected Road Closures in Central Israel
Police are preparing for protests in the Bnei Brak area following the arrest of an ultra-Orthodox deserter. Closures are expected on Highway 4 and Jabotinsky Street, and drivers are advised to use alternative routes.

"Could end in disaster": Illegal nature party dispersed in the south
Police and Border Police forces raided an unlicensed pirate party over the weekend, dispersed the revelers, and detained several organizers for questioning. The police warn of the safety risks in mass events without supervision: "This is a real life-threatening danger."

InterCure to receive 230 million shekels in compensation for October 7 damages; stock soars
InterCure has reached a final settlement with the Israel Tax Authority for 230 million shekels in compensation for damages sustained during the October 7 attack. Following the announcement, the company's stock jumped by 34% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Dan Sullivan vs. Dan Sullivan: Confusing Senate Race in Alaska
The Senate race in Alaska has taken a bizarre turn as Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan faces a challenger with the same name, threatening to siphon off critical votes. President Donald Trump has intervened, urging voters to support the 'real' Dan Sullivan.

Italian con artist faked a historical site and duped thousands of tourists
For long months, crowds of tourists visiting the town of Arconiano in northern Italy heaped praise on a spectacular "Greek amphitheater" they found on a hilltop. The site received a perfect five-star rating on TripAdvisor before it was revealed to be a modern forgery.

Weaponizing satellites: Future warfare may take place outside the atmosphere
In the US, the issue of offensive space is at the top of Washington's priority list, and in Israel, too, there are those who aspire for the country to be a "leading country in the field of offensive space." Who is threatened by a nuclear warhead in space, and why does China scare the US more than Russia?

The settlement expected to grow by 40% within five years | First publication
The Efrat Local Council is promoting a plan to build about 500 new housing units, including in 15-story buildings. A protected housing complex is also planned. Council head: "A strategic move for the entire region."

Tax Authority to Yeshivas: No draft dodgers — or you will lose the tax benefit for donors
In a letter sent to religious institutions, they are required to declare that they do not have students who are subject to the draft but have not regulated their status, and to provide a full list of students and their ID numbers. An institution that does not meet the requirements may lose its Section 46 approval, which grants donors a tax credit: "Benefits provided in direct or indirect...

Senior security official: 'The decision to focus on Iran wasted billions while Hamas built up its strength in Gaza'
In one of the testimonies in the report, a former high-ranking security official claims that Benjamin Netanyahu received several warnings about October 7th but took no action. Another official argued that even if Netanyahu's decision to invest in Iran was legitimate, the minimum requirement is to explain and justify it before a state commission of inquiry.

"Shon will never know": Omer Nudelman's wild celebration in Mykonos
A month before her wedding, Omer Nudelman jetted off to Mykonos with friends for a bachelorette getaway. The weekend was filled with celebrations, drinks, and branded hats that left fans wondering just how much the groom, Shon Simonovich, really knows.

Senior security official: 'We wasted billions on Iran - while Hamas grew stronger in Gaza'
Almost three years after the October 7 massacre, the "October Council" organization has published a dramatic warning report. It highlights the return of a failed security concept, the rehabilitation of Hamas's capabilities, and a culture of silencing observers who report on emerging threats.

At $30 Billion: Nvidia on the Way to a Massive Investment That Will Shake the AI Market
The chip giant is in advanced talks to invest in a company that has recorded a meteoric rise in its annual revenue, with a clear target already set for an independent IPO in the coming years.

Disney star files lawsuit claiming: 'I was raped on set'
American actress Rakel Lee Boilo has filed a negligence lawsuit against Disney, claiming she was raped on the set of the film she starred in in 2001.

Fox Group joins the AI revolution and announces a new appointment
The retail group is appointing IronSource alumnus and Rise founder, Oren Brant, to a first-of-its-kind position in the company, with the goal of expanding the use of AI.

Significant Payment Relief for Israeli Families: Subsidy Applications Open
The Ministry of Labor has launched an online system for tuition subsidy applications in daycare centers and recognized family daycares for the 2026-2027 school year. Subsidy levels are determined based on per-capita family income, child age, and the type of recognized facility.

Due to election fears? Likud considers lifting the "boycott" on Channel 12
Within the party, there is a growing understanding that avoiding appearances on the channel severely harms the ability to reach broad audiences ahead of the elections, but the dramatic move now depends on one central condition from the Prime Minister.

Barzani Group Partners with Electra Magurim for Residential Project in Elad
The Barzani Group has entered as a partner (50%) in an Electra Magurim project in Elad. This concerns a plot of land that Electra Magurim won in an Israel Land Authority tender as part of the 'Target Price' program several years ago, and it includes a total of 234 housing units.

Victory for Amit Gal emerging: 'Ha-Bayta' representatives not elected to Orion board
Yoav Karmi and Ariel Prestman, owners of Ha-Bayta Living, will not join the Orion board of directors following the shareholders' vote. They failed to secure the required 51% majority.

Victory has started selling Asics shoes at a discounted price
The parallel import stock is being sold at five of the chain's branches. The price: 399 shekels — half the price of the importer's website. Retail chains continue to sell non-standard products, although this does not always have a significant impact on financial results: Victory showed a decline in sales in the first half of the year, excluding sales to the Gaza Strip.

"A victory of justice": Forced to sell her home - and won 10 million shekels
After years of financial difficulties in which she was forced to sell her family home, a widow in her 50s won the prize in Double Lotto. She is not alone: within a few days, three new winners arrived at the Mifal HaPayis headquarters, including a resident of the South who won 40 million shekels, who will buy an apartment for his soldier son, and a finance professional who will provide a...

Financial reports: 121 apartments for 333 million shekels
Rothstein Nadlan summarizes the second quarter of 2026: The company reports the sale of 121 apartments in the first half of the year. In the field of urban renewal, the company reports about 15,000 housing units that are in various stages of business development.

The warning against returning to the 'conception': 'If incidents occur in two communities, one of them will have to manage alone'
Almost 3 years after the massacre, a report by the 'October Council' presents new testimonies and documents about the return to the mechanism that preceded the disaster. 'Whoever sees danger and is afraid to speak, it is a security failure in itself,' the report noted. A fighter in the Gaza sector also warned of a shortage of forces: 'We are at minimal staffing, and we are searching desperately...

Behind the charts: How banks profit from your mortgage
Bank of Israel data reveals gaps in interest rates and mortgage tracks between the major banks. Experts explain why the average interest rate is misleading, how banks profit from each track, and what really determines the best deal for the customer.

14-Year-Old Rescued from Steep Slope in Nahal El Al
A teenager from Jerusalem was rescued after getting stuck on a steep slope during a family hike. Volunteers from the Golan Search and Rescue Unit safely assisted him back to the trail using a safety rope.

Initiated by Alice Miller: An Israeli clinic to open in Gaza to treat about 10,000 children
The clinic will open next week in a displaced persons camp in Al-Mawasi and will be operated by a Gazan medical team with the assistance of equipment and remote consultation from Israeli doctors. It was established with donations from Israelis and American Jews as part of a project that provides Gaza's children with education and hot meals. "Every child deserves access to basic medical care, no...

Anshei Ha'ir sold 3 penthouses for 58 million shekels - revenues jumped by 70%
The Anshei Ha'ir group recently gave away an apartment as a gift, which may have boosted sales after a sluggish period. Revenues rose to 110 million shekels in the second quarter. The company sold 16 apartments at an average price of 7.8 million shekels.

Vicky from 'Married at First Sight' reveals her relationship for the first time: 'It was very close and intimate'
The storm of rumors surrounding the romance between the stars of 'Married at First Sight' has reached its peak. Now, Vicky Halmi puts an end to the wave of rumors and reveals for the first time what really happened between them.

Motorola Solutions Completes $1.5 Billion Acquisition of D-Fend
Motorola Solutions is paying $1.5 billion for D-Fend's cyber technology, which enables the remote takeover of hostile drones. Founder Zohar Halachmi will join Motorola as a Senior Vice President.

Israeli Insurance Company Libra Reports Significant Profit Growth
Digital insurance company Libra concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a profit of 28 million shekels and the industry's lowest expense ratio, driven by the success of its daily insurance app, Chik.
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Yahli Sokolovsky does not stop: the newly crowned European champion faces Israel's top chess players
Just after his impressive win at the European U20 Championship, the 19-year-old chess player from the Kiryat Ono club returns to the local scene and will take part in the Israeli Rapid Chess Championship, which will be held next week in Holon with a prize pool of 60,000 shekels. Sokolovsky: "I am coming with great motivation, I want to compete for first place."

Alrov's profit fell by 71%: the impact of stock volatility
The quarterly profit of Alfred Akirov's real estate and hotel company has dropped sharply, but this is not due to core operations. The primary driver of profit and volatility for the company has been the fluctuations in the value of its holdings in Clal Insurance and Bank Leumi.

At the Venice Film Festival: A film on "Israel's method of killing Palestinian civilians"
The Venice Film Festival will screen NAZA, a new documentary by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor, directors of the Oscar-winning "No Other Land". The film's synopsis describes "the systems behind the calculated mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza". British-Jewish director Jonathan Glazer serves as executive producer.

Dutch Broadcaster AVROTROS Confirms Boycott of Eurovision 2027
Despite recent reports suggesting a return to the European music competition, the Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS has officially announced it will remain out of the 2027 contest in protest against Israel's participation.

Far beyond the conflict between Israel and Damascus: How Ankara perceives the attack in northern Syria
World press headlines: Despite the Israeli attack near Turkey, Ankara is not interested in a conflict with Israel; maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has dropped significantly compared to the pre-war period, and shipping companies are still afraid to pass through the area; Jordan is asking China to be more involved in efforts to promote a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian...

Italy Emerges as Potential Overseer for Hezbollah Disarmament in Southern Lebanon
Lebanese sources indicate that the lack of a verification mechanism is delaying the expansion of pilot zones for IDF withdrawal. Lebanese Army Commander Rudolph Hikal is in Rome to discuss the mechanism, international force composition, and the future of UNIFIL.

Despite pollution concerns in Sde Dov: 'Gush HaGadol' managers ask to advance land distribution
The land lottery in Sde Dov was postponed due to fears of contamination, and soil tests have not yet been completed. The managers of 'Gush HaGadol' are asking to hold the lottery and not wait additional months for the results.

Two months after his appointment — Oren Hasson fired, Hapoel Tel Aviv appointed a new chairman
Following the rift in the management, Stav Shaham will replace the former chairman of the Association at the Reds: "For me, it is much more than a sports club". Hapoel Tel Aviv: "The community and the fans are the essence of our existence".

President Herzog in Nir Oz: "We must not be complacent regarding threats in the Gaza envelope"
President Isaac Herzog and his wife Michal inaugurated the "Bina ba-Lev" center in Kibbutz Nir Oz. Addressing the recent launch of kites from Gaza, the President emphasized that the security of border residents must be the cornerstone of any future arrangement.

"The Mufti of the Powder Kegs": Sentencing of a senior Assad regime official
Incitement, calls for murder, and threats: Ahmad Hassoun, the former Grand Mufti of the Assad regime, has been sentenced to life imprisonment in Syria. Ten other senior officials of the ousted president have been put on trial, including the president himself. Lebanon has extradited a former senior military official to Syria — the date for his trial has not yet been set.

Another courtship of Kim? Trump cancels exercise with South Korea
The large naval exercise planned for next month was cancelled after the Americans announced that the war in Iran is limiting the availability of forces. The decision comes just a week after Trump ordered a significant reduction in another joint exercise, which he called "hostile" toward North Korea and mentioned his good relations with Kim Jong Un.

Police surprise: Beit She'an shop clerk exposed as head of drug network
A Beit She'an resident in his 50s was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence. While analyzing his phone, police discovered he was using his workplace at a local store to conduct drug deals, viewing the activity as a source of "supplementary income."

Ben Gvir rules out connection with Smotrich: "I am losing the periphery and the young"
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir addressed the upcoming election campaign today (Monday) and ruled out the possibility of running together with Religious Zionism chairman Bezalel Smotrich. In an interview with 103fm, Ben Gvir said that a connection between the two could harm the strength of the right-wing bloc, and called on Smotrich to join the new party of Brig. Gen. (res.) Ofer...

Yael Shelbia parts ways — and here is the reason
Model and actress Yael Shelbia is often in the headlines, and now she is parting ways with one of the people closest to her after 5 years of collaboration, but not with whom you might think.

After a 60% jump: Israeli defense company closes another multi-million dollar deal
Next Vision reports a new order worth approximately $5.9 million from an existing client, adding to an unprecedented order backlog of over $217 million since the beginning of 2026.

18 Months in Prison for Woman Posing as a 12-Year-Old
Brazil was shaken when it was revealed that Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira managed for 14 months to make a kind-hearted couple think she was a little girl who survived abuse, host her in their home, provide her with toys, and throw her a birthday party. She adopted baby talk and used pacifiers until she was exposed. Now she is going to prison for “emotional kidnapping.”

Old Order: The country Israel thought had fallen into its hands is fighting back
The new Syria under the rule of al-Jolani is proving to be far from a country that fell like a ripe fruit into Israel's hands. Recent weeks reveal a Syria that is fighting for its status, positioning, and independent demands, which do not align with Israel's interests.

She sued to cancel a divorce agreement: "I signed because I was afraid of my husband"
The ex-wife of a lawyer, who in the past was forced to stay in a shelter for battered women, claimed that her former partner hid accounts and assets from her, including in Switzerland. What did the court rule?

Accumulated a debt of 6 million shekels, and will repay only 47 thousand shekels
A rare rehabilitation plan has been approved for a person who accumulated a massive debt and entered insolvency proceedings. The court in Rishon LeZion accepted the agreement of the parties, and the debt will be closed within two years.

Is it worth buying an occupied apartment from a receiver?
A property where the debtor remains as a protected tenant may be sold for 35%–50% of its value. The price is tempting, but the feasibility depends on the waiting time, the status of the tenant, and especially the amount of rent to be set.

Postponing the payment: balloon mortgage loans jumped by 20% in a year
Over the past year, the portfolio of balloon and bullet mortgage loans has grown by approximately 20%, significantly outpacing the growth of the total mortgage market. By July 2026, the balance reached 29.2 billion shekels.

TLV Mall sues owners of Golbary and Sacara: they breached the lease agreement and left debts
Blue Square Real Estate, operator of the TLV Mall in Tel Aviv, has filed a 35.4 million shekel lawsuit against businessman Moshe Golbary. The mall alleges that the Golbary and Sacara chains breached lease agreements.

A message to Winter? Netanyahu: "Do not waste your votes on the small parties"
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched a sharp attack against new right-wing political initiatives. He warned voters against supporting small parties, arguing that such fragmentation could lead to the rise of a left-wing government.

Dietitians warn: The time when you should not overdo carbohydrates
It turns out that it is not just the quantity and type that determine the outcome - dietitians say that the body's ability to process sugar decreases as the day progresses. Which meal might spike your blood sugar levels - and how will you know if it is time to lighten your plate?

Supreme Court on the polling station crisis in nursing homes: "We cannot legislate in place of the Knesset"
Supreme Court justices rejected the petitions regarding the placement of polling stations in nursing homes and assisted living facilities after the Central Elections Committee formulated an alternative outline on its own initiative. However, President Amit sharply criticized the Knesset's refusal to legislate a permanent arrangement for the elderly population who have difficulty moving.

Four wives and 45 children: Council head investigated on suspicion of polygamy
Police suspect that a local council head is married to four women, including a foreign national and an Israeli resident. The suspect has 45 children, ranging from adults to minors. The investigation, which began several months ago, is currently ongoing.

20 kg of drugs and 36 packages: smuggling attempt into Jordan thwarted
Four suspects threw drug packages across the border into Jordan and attempted to flee, but were apprehended during a joint operation by the police and the IDF. This incident is part of a series of smuggling attempts involving millions of shekels' worth of narcotics thwarted along the eastern border in recent months.

Shenandoah project boosts Navitas' half-year revenues - and shifts it to profit
Navitas Petroleum concluded the first half of 2026 with a sharp rise in activity following the launch of the Shenandoah project. The partnership recorded revenues of 517.2 million dollars and a net profit of 80.4 million dollars.

Iraq: Security services arrested a senior official in pro-Iranian militias
The Baghdad government arrested several figures in the umbrella organization of Shiite militias "Hashd al-Shaabi" as part of an attempt to centralize weapons in the hands of the state. The arrests took place a few days after the arrest and release of a senior militia official named Abbas al-Yaqubi.

Vacation prices for Israelis drop: packages starting at $1,343
A sharp surge in demand for vacations ahead of the High Holy Days has led to a significant expansion of flight offerings from Israel. The company "Spirit Afakot Olam" is responding by increasing flights to popular destinations: Seychelles, Mauritius, and Corfu.

Victory chain launches popular sneakers for 399 shekels
Victory CEO Eyal Ravid announced a special sale of the sought-after Asics GEL NYC model for 399 shekels. The promotion is limited to three branches and two pairs per customer.

Yael Shelbia's dramatic change: parting ways after 5 years
Yael Shelbia and her longtime stylist Daniela Kapluto are ending their professional partnership, with the main driver behind the surprising move and the intriguing name that might take over the coveted role now revealed.

He said his company would bring in $30 million: it is bringing in only 1% of that
About a year ago, Moshe Nur's company promised a revolution in the textile printing market and revenues of tens of millions of dollars. However, the report for the first half of 2026 reveals that revenues are only 1% of the forecast, the coffers are nearly empty, and shareholders have been asked to provide financial backing to keep the company afloat.

Apple's Foldable iPhone: Pricing and Surprising Technical Compromises
Apple is preparing to launch an ultra-premium device priced over $2,000. While early testers praise the build quality, the company has had to make compromises regarding the camera array and the familiar security mechanism.

Iranian Media Issues Unprecedented Threat Against Donald Trump's Family
Iran's state television broadcast a threatening segment against Barron Trump, son of US President Donald Trump. The report featured attempts to track his movements and associates, alongside an announced $10 million bounty on his head.

First publication: EasyJet is not returning to Israel
The airline EasyJet, which postponed its return to Israel to the summer and said it would likely resume operations here in the fall, now announces that at this stage it does not plan to return to Israel until the security situation stabilizes. This means that Israeli passengers will have to continue to manage without one of the main low-cost airlines that have operated in Israel in recent years.

Maradona's "Hand of God" ball sold for $3.3 million
The ball used by Diego Maradona to score the famous "Hand of God" goal in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final has been sold at a US auction for $3.3 million (£2.5 million). Despite the significant price, the sale at Heritage Auctions fell short of expectations, as experts had anticipated a figure closer to $10 million.

Securities Authority warns against 'King of Trading' from Dubai
The Israel Securities Authority has issued a warning against Dmitry Osmolovsky. He is suspected of managing investment portfolios and offering trading services without a license.

Arnon Zamora's widow could not believe her eyes: "I started crying"
Michal, the widow of Israeli hero Arnon Zamora (of blessed memory), shared with excitement yesterday (Sunday) that her book, 'Greater Than the Sum of My Parts', has gone to a second printing less than a week after its launch. The widow of the Israeli hero defined this impressive achievement as a success and thanked the readers who purchased her book.

At 47: Kourtney Kardashian shows off her figure in a tiny bikini while on vacation
The eldest sister of the Kardashian family uploaded a carousel of photos from a vacation with her husband and children in the desert, surprising her 209 million followers with a bold look. She continues the family tradition.

Unexpected Treasure Hunting in New York Sewers
A viral video on X shows three men in work gear emerging from a manhole in the heart of Manhattan. The incident has sparked public concern and launched a police investigation.

Worked for Ardan: Former senior member of "Kulanu" joins Eisenkot
Chairman of the Kulanu faction and former Knesset member Roi Folkman announced today (Monday) that he is joining the Yachar! party led by Gadi Eisenkot — in a highly surprising move. Folkman stood by Gilad Erdan's side during his party's launch and as of yesterday was still holding talks in an attempt to promote a union between forces in the "third bloc". However, it now turns out that in parallel...

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps: 'Americans are "blind" to our attacks'
The spokesperson for the terrorist organization, Hossein Mohebbi, said in an interview with Iranian media that Washington is "unaware" of the Iranians' intelligence surveillance methods. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson: "We will not surrender to the aggressor's dictates to end the war"

How a $35 bag managed to annoy the international fashion brand
The "Birkin" bag from the luxury fashion house Hermes, which costs tens of thousands of dollars, is now getting a colorful rubber version that costs only a few dollars. Meet the "Jelly Birkin" – a handbag that adopts the recognizable look of the Birkin from Hermes. However, instead of luxury leather, the new version is made of a flexible material and rubber, and comes in striking colors.

Drove into the parking lot, got out of the car - and the robotic lift plummeted two floors down: "I thought a missile had fallen"
A massive noise shook a residential building in the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood of Tel Aviv when a car crashed along with a robotic elevator immediately after the owner stepped out. Residents had previously reported recurring malfunctions, and several vehicles remain trapped inside.

A black stain in the lab, two gaming cards, and a billionaire feud that led to the AI revolution
From a birthday party argument involving Elon Musk to modern AI models: the history of deep learning is a journey from laboratory experiments with silver salts to the computing power that changed the world.

Student Discounts in Israel: iDigital Launches Apple Promotion
Ahead of the academic year, iDigital is expanding student benefits, offering an 8% discount on MacBook and iPad models, along with extended warranties and trade-in options.

Altman admits: I was wrong about the speed of AI adoption
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has admitted that he overestimated the pace of AI integration into the economy. He noted that society and businesses are adapting to new technologies more slowly than anticipated.

Doesn't know Hebrew, mysterious and wealthy: Everything you didn't know about Sasha Israelovich
What wealthy background does she come from, what language do they communicate in, why was the wedding ceremony moved at the last minute, and which close friend had her invitation cancelled following the big drama behind the scenes?

Harel Wiesel shatters records: Fox Group revenue hits 1.83 billion shekels
The Fox Group, led by Harel Wiesel, reported record financial results for the second quarter of 2026, with revenue reaching 1.83 billion shekels and a dividend distribution of 150 million shekels announced.

Nightmare on Arkia flight: plane landed in another country, hundreds of passengers stranded
The plane departing from Israel was diverted to an airport different from its destination. This led to significant delays and a tedious transfer process between countries, causing a major disruption to the flight schedule.

A villa with a pool for 8,000 shekels: The revolution changing Israeli lives
As the cost of living in Israel hits record highs, many Israelis are moving to Thailand, where luxury living is available for a fraction of the usual costs.

13 kg of drugs, cash and counterfeit foreign currency: 'Drug and money warehouse' exposed in Yarka
The suspect, a 32-year-old resident of Yarka who was in the building, was arrested for questioning at the Western Galilee station and was subsequently detained.

Report: The major move that may bring Putin a victory
Estimates are growing that Vladimir Putin is expected to order a massive mobilization. Russia has conducted large-scale readiness exercises ahead of a potential widespread draft, which would be highly unpopular. Meanwhile, President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing a severe political crisis.

Almost at a peak: The average mortgage for Israelis continues to climb
Despite the ongoing slowdown in the housing market, the average mortgage continues to climb, reaching 1.117 million shekels in July — the second-highest figure ever. About 43% of new mortgages were taken for properties worth 3 million shekels or more. Contractor loans also remained at a high level, with a volume of 1.6 billion shekels, but their share of total mortgages actually decreased.

Chief of Staff to Air Force fighters: "We will not be able to speak publicly about most of your operations"
Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the fighters of the Air Force special units at the Palmachim base in the center of the country. To the reservists he said: "You are a central part of our capabilities, I salute you on behalf of all the people of Israel."

Dolly Parton May Perform as a Digital Avatar
Legendary country singer Dolly Parton is considering using holographic avatars for future performances. The idea comes as the artist explores new ways to connect with fans following recent health challenges.

Rotem Sela launches nutritional supplement brand: higher absorption and premium pricing
TV personality Rotem Sela has introduced 'bettr', a line of liposomal supplements developed in partnership with Chemipal-Brands. With an investment of 8 million shekels, the brand promises up to five times greater absorption. Prices range from 129.90 to 199.90 shekels, positioning the products significantly above standard market alternatives.

UEFA President against Infantino: "His plan is even worse than the Super League"
Aleksander Ceferin sharply attacks the FIFA president following the scrapped plan to sell part of the World Cup rights to private investors: "We will not allow the sale of a sport that belongs to everyone. Donald Trump? You have to be naive if you think a politician is really your friend."

Also thanks to the hotel in New York: improvement in the revenue line of Dan Hotels
The acquisition of the NOMO SOHO hotel in New York has boosted Dan Hotels' performance. Revenues from the hotel sector rose by 13% in the second quarter to 318 million shekels.

Because of Ben Gvir?: A drastic drop in the number of Muslim recruits to the police
While in recent years the number of recruits to the police has been increasing, in the Arab sector the trend is the opposite. Data published by the Ministry of National Security and the Israel Police show that in the last four years, recruitment of Arabs, and especially Muslims, to the police has been almost non-existent.

Clan war in the Negev: shooting, stones, and Molotov cocktails
Five suspects were arrested during a police operation following a conflict between families in the town. During searches, two weapons, ammunition, and items for preparing Molotov cocktails were found. The town has been dealing with violent clan conflicts for years, which have claimed lives and led to a series of shooting incidents and blood feuds.

Has the solution to 99% of OpenClaw's security problems been found?
Experts from Echo and NanoCo have introduced a solution to drastically reduce vulnerabilities in OpenClaw. The method ensures transparent protection without requiring users to change their habits.

Israelis rush to refinance mortgages: reached a record of 4.5 billion shekels
Bank of Israel data reveals a significant trend: the number of mortgage refinancings has reached a peak not seen since 2023. This largely explains the jump in total mortgage volume. Additionally, there is a positive indicator for the Bank of Israel: the number of those in arrears on mortgage payments is decreasing and is at its lowest level this year.

Ministry of Health: All Haifa beaches closed for swimming until further notice
The Ministry of Health has ordered the immediate closure of all Haifa beaches for swimming due to abnormal sampling results from a sea water quality test. The public is requested to follow the instructions and avoid swimming until an official update is received.

Customer furious at El Al prepares for lawsuit: "They stole $1,490 from me"
In a period of exorbitant prices, a passenger claims that El Al forced a voucher on him instead of a refund. "A company that exploits the fact that it has no real competition right now, traps us in opaque bureaucracy, and holds people's money hostage."

Rotem Sela Enters Business World with 8 Million Shekel Investment
Rotem Sela is launching a new nutritional supplement brand, Better, following three years of development. The venture, established in partnership with Chemipal-Brands, will be available at Super-Pharm.

Maya Buskila on expanding the family: "We are working on it"
The 48-year-old singer shared candidly that she and her husband, who is 18 years her junior, are working on expanding their family and having a child together. She noted that she is not afraid of the process despite her age.

12th Quarter of Double-Digit Growth at Terminal X; Net Profit Jumped by 90%
Terminal X reported its 12th consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, with net profit surging 90% to 13.7 million shekels. Total revenue for the second quarter of 2026 reached 161 million shekels, a 20.5% increase year-over-year.

The first and last day in an apartment are worth thousands of shekels
An entry video, three meter readings, and a signed handover document are what get a 19,500 shekel deposit back. The law gives the landlord only three grounds to touch the security deposit, and 60 days to return the balance.

How much does the state pay for each child and is it right for a large family to receive more?
About 1.3 million families receive child benefits for approximately 3.2 million children, with the state depositing 58 shekels per month into each child's savings fund. While 28% of children in Israel live below the poverty line, studies indicate that reducing benefits has encouraged labor market participation while having a limited impact on birth rates.

Buying for 20 thousand shekels, paying another 4,300: how much does a credit deal really cost?
A credit deal looks like just another way to spread out a purchase, but in practice, it is an interest-bearing loan. At an average interest rate of about 13.2%, a purchase of 20,000 shekels can reach more than 24,300 shekels when spread over three years. The difference between "installments" and "credit" can be worth thousands of shekels.

Inside a business: Ashdod police detectives uncovered an illegal gambling complex
Ashdod station detectives conducted a search warrant at a complex in the city, during which a business operating as an illegal gambling house was uncovered. The business owner and several players were located at the scene. During the operation, exhibits suspected of being used for operating and managing illegal gambling were seized, including computers, money, and additional equipment.

Came for a routine heart checkup and lost her arms and legs
41-year-old Leslie Cowili from San Diego was completely healthy when she arrived for a routine heart checkup. Doctors discovered a life-threatening aortic dissection and rushed her into an eight-and-a-half-hour emergency surgery. Her life was saved, but in the weeks that followed, blood flow to her arms and legs was severely compromised, and doctors were forced to amputate her limbs.

After 78 years: The Altalena has been found
Located 20 km off the Israeli coast at a depth of 503 meters, the remains of the Irgun organization's ship 'Altalena' have been discovered intact. The vessel, shelled in 1948 by order of David Ben-Gurion, was located following a complex, months-long search operation.

The information your boss collects about you may reach Facebook and Russian companies
Researchers from four leading US universities tested nine employee monitoring programs and discovered that all of them shared identifying information with third parties. In some cases, browsing data and real-time location were also collected.

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Records 56% Jump in Trading Volume
The bank is renewing its market-making agreement on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for another year following an unprecedented improvement in stock liquidity and trading volume, alongside increased interest from new investors.

Rami Levy and Israir in a historic move: towards a revolution in flights to the USA
Israir has completed all requirements and received flight permits to operate routes to North America, with ticket sales expected to open shortly.

Toyota Shakes Up the Israeli Market: A Family Vehicle for 284,990 NIS
Automotive giant Toyota is launching the Proace Verso in Israel for the first time — a spacious van in an 8 or 9-seat configuration designed for large families and organizations. The model is offered in two trim levels and will arrive in showrooms at the beginning of September.

Gal Juma and Assulin received thousands of hateful comments following a clip copied from a Palestinian singer
As soon as an international Instagram page noticed the striking similarity between the clip of the two Israeli singers and the clip of the Palestinian singer Elyanna, thousands of hateful comments were quick to arrive - but in a conversation with mako, the two claim: "We didn't know the clip, we have no regrets."

Alarming statistics: Surge in road fatalities across Israel
A new report from the "Or Yarok" association reveals that the current summer months are on track to be among the most catastrophic in the last decade, with dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries in major urban centers.

After a 93% surge: Senior CEO sells shares for 7.7 million shekels
Asa Lavinger, CEO of Energix, reduced his holdings in two transactions carried out on the same day. The sale occurs as the stock trades near its peak, raising questions about whether this reflects a lack of confidence or legitimate profit-taking.

An axe in a Ferrari and Israeli citizenship: The giant company whose managers are disappearing one after another
The largest crypto giant in Eastern and Central Europe has been experiencing dramatic upheavals in recent years. The legendary CEO, nicknamed the "Crypto King," was likely murdered, leaving many questions. The person who replaced him has also disappeared, and it is claimed that he fled to Israel.

On the way to New York: Israir received final approval to operate flights to the USA
Israir has completed the regulatory process required to operate regular flights to the USA. Ticket sales are expected to open soon, and it is possible that flights will begin even before the date planned for October. At the same time, Delta and United are preparing to return to Israel next month, and the market for flights to the USA is expected to grow significantly.

Another morning of fire in Russia: Zelensky targets online retail giant Ozon
After striking 24 facilities of Wildberries, known as the "Russian Amazon," Ukraine has declared the e-commerce giant Ozon its next target. Since Saturday, drone strikes have hit 6 of the company's warehouses, causing shares to plummet by 12%. Putin warned that Ukraine has opened a "Pandora's box" and vowed retaliation against sensitive Ukrainian economic sectors.

The dollar is breaking records: devaluation is changing the economy in Iran
The dollar exchange rate in Iran has neared the two million rials mark, signaling a severe devaluation of the national currency. This trend is destabilizing the economy, forcing businesses and households to adapt to rising costs.

Change of Direction: Trump Found Iran's Soft Underbelly
After months of military strikes, the US President returns to the "maximum pressure" policy and identifies Tehran's weak point: the economy. With 66% inflation and an 86% drop in oil exports, the Iranian regime is facing a deep crisis.

Sandisk stock jumped 3,400% in a year, but that didn't prevent layoffs
Memory chip manufacturer Sandisk has fired dozens of employees from its development center in Kfar Saba as it transfers key projects to India. The move has sparked resentment among staff, as it comes just months before the launch of an employee stock purchase program offering significant discounts.

More points for phone, fewer for other offenses: Traffic regulations updated
Last week, Israel implemented significant changes to the traffic point system. The reform increases penalties for dangerous driving behaviors while reducing points for certain administrative offenses to ensure proportionality.

Terminal X boosts growth engines: revenue jumped by 20%, net profit nearly doubled
Independent brands already account for 23% of revenue and show significantly higher profitability. The company continues to expand its acquisition portfolio.

Noa Kirel's difficult step: "I felt it physically in my body"
Israel's biggest pop star shares the difficult feelings that accompanied her during the filming of the show "The Voice," and tells of the moment she had to reject young contestants and the challenging physical impact she experienced.

3-fold profit jump: Real estate and infrastructure giant crushes forecasts
While commodity prices are rising and construction companies are struggling, Shapir Engineering presents good data, including a jump in apartment sales. Revenue jumps to 1.68 billion shekels.

Baladi breaks records: 50% profit jump and dividend distribution
Israeli food manufacturer Baladi has reported record-breaking financial results for Q2 2026 and announced a 20 million shekel dividend distribution.

From the military band to the top: The incredible detail you missed about Eliana Tidhar
The beloved star celebrates her birthday and holds an unprecedented Israeli record that no artist before or after her has managed to replicate, alongside a successful career and relationship with her husband.

After leaving Yesh Atid: Elazar Stern joins Gadi Eisenkot
10 days after leaving Lapid, the former minister joins the 'Yashar!' party of the former IDF Chief of Staff. 'Israel needs reliable, statesmanlike, and experienced leadership,' said Major General (res.) Stern. Eisenkot: 'He represents a statesmanlike religious Zionism that believes in service and responsibility.'

Baladi's net profit jumped by 50% in the second quarter, despite minimal revenue growth
Alongside a revenue increase of only 0.4% to 357 million shekels, Baladi recorded a sharp improvement in profitability margins and continues to advance its new logistics center project. Furthermore, the company approved an additional dividend distribution of 20 million shekels, following two distributions of 10 million shekels each earlier this year.

Did you think you were doing your body good? Healthy habits that might be harmful
We all know that moment when we decide to take charge of ourselves. We download step-tracking apps, buy protein powders, start waking up at five in the morning for a workout, and promise ourselves that this time it will work. We are sure that every such step brings us closer to the healthiest version of ourselves.

"Abu Mazen's police are acting against agreements": Reservist arrested in Area C and his weapon taken
The soldier was arrested last night on the Beitunia bypass road on his way to the Dolev-Talmonim bloc. The Binyamin Council criticized the Civil Administration: "Instead of blaming the PA police, they blame the Israeli." The IDF response will be provided when received.

Tidhar: Unusual IPO expenses eroded profit, and by how much did the prices of sold apartments drop
The real estate developer, which completed its IPO in Tel Aviv less than three months ago, showed an increase in the volume of apartments sold, which translated into a 4% growth in revenue, but unusual IPO expenses led to a sharp drop in profit. A decrease of almost one million shekels in the average apartment price.

Jackie Azulay on the secret she kept from her ex-husband: "For months I didn't tell him"
The beloved "MasterChef" contestant did not hesitate to share a case where she managed to keep a secret from her ex-husband for nine months. Azulay was required to surprise with a twist in the dish, and took the opportunity to share the time she surprised her ex: "I even talked to him about the Brit Milah"

Creator of 'The Happy Merchant,' the world's most recognizable antisemitic meme, dies at 71
Nick Bougas, the American cartoonist and filmmaker who operated under the pen name A. Wyatt Mann and created racist and antisemitic illustrations that became symbols of hate online, has died at 71. His associates confirmed that Bougas was behind the cartoons, even though he himself never publicly admitted it.

Prenuptial Agreement in High-Tech: What Happens to Shares, Options, and the Startup Upon Separation?
A startup can start from an idea and grow into an asset worth millions, but what happens if the couple separates along the way? Attorney Merav Aharon explains why entrepreneurs and high-tech employees should think ahead about shares, options, intellectual property, and the side that stays at home.

Yanis Yushayev's lawyer: "Mafia boss? If he were here, he would laugh at that"
Advocate Rotem Cohen, who represented Yanis Yushayev, who was assassinated yesterday in Caesarea, in an interview with Reshet Bet: "A family man, father of young children, and a legitimate businessman." Yushayev, about 45, from Or Akiva, was shot to death at point-blank range while leaving a restaurant at a gas station. Police: "He headed a crime organization with blood feuds."

Festigal founder Miki Peled passes away at 87
Miki Peled was one of the most prominent figures in the Israeli entertainment industry for decades, producing the Hasidic Song Festival and "Kazablan," and managing artists including Shlomo Artzi and Yehoram Gaon.

Osher Ad slashes prices: products from just 9.90 NIS
Massive sales at the "Osher Ad" chain offer basic consumer goods and a variety of home appliances with discounts of hundreds of shekels, drawing significant consumer interest.

Harel Wiesel smiles: The company that doubled its profit to 14 million shekels
The online arm of the Fox group, controlled by Harel Wiesel, recorded a record quarter - revenues of 161 million shekels, a 20% increase - and announced a dividend of 20 million shekels. What is the new growth engine whose profit jumped by 315% and which key index actually fell?

Solana Accelerates Network Performance: Upgrade Ahead of Activity Surge
Are we on the verge of another wave of gains? In the shadow of events in the financial markets, this crypto network is shortening transaction processing time. Will the upgrade make the network significantly faster?

Rotem Sela reveals: The new business venture born from a joke
One of Israel's biggest stars is embarking on an independent path and launching a new brand under her full ownership, after the original idea came up during a casual lunch with a friend.

Starting at $55,000: Personal items of the Queen lead singer are for sale
Music lovers and collectors are preparing for one of the most intriguing events of the year, where rare items belonging to one of the world's greatest music legends will be auctioned off. Among the list of items are the grand piano and the microphone that shaped the band's musical soundtrack.
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From Receptionist to CEO of Fattal: The Price of Success on the Way to the Top
Avia Magen reveals her journey from a junior employee to managing Israel's largest hotel chain, and shares the personal sacrifices she made along the way.

"Managers must be agents of change": how AI is changing leadership in organizations
Ido Ron of KPMG Israel emphasizes that in the AI era, managers must become "agents of change." Successful transformation requires not just technology adoption, but a deep understanding of the human factor and strategic prioritization.

The elderly woman was bound and dragged to the basement: the robbery that ended in six years of imprisonment
Mahmoud Al-Masri remained in the vehicle while his two partners broke into the home of a 79-year-old woman in Ramat Gan, but the court determined that he was the "driving force, the planning brain, and the director" of the robbery. He instructed the two by phone on how to enter the apartment, where to look for money, and even scolded them for not bringing duct tape to gag her. He was convicted and...

Twistlock Founders' Startup Closes Down — Returns Remaining Capital to Investors
Twistlock founders Ben Bernstein, Dima Stopel, and John Morello are shutting down their venture, Minimus. The entrepreneurs have decided to return remaining funds to investors after failing to gain market traction.

Contrary to the Attorney General's position: Itamar Ben Gvir will be able to participate in an appreciation event for police volunteers
The Deputy President of the Supreme Court and Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Sohlberg, rejected the petition that sought to prevent the Minister of National Security from participating in the event.

Over 100,000 passengers pass through Ben Gurion Airport without disruptions
Following the chaos recorded at Ben Gurion Airport last Thursday, yesterday the airport handled 101,000 passengers without any significant delays. This occurred despite claims from the workers' committee regarding staff shortages and the deployment of headquarters personnel to assist in shifts. All eyes are now on the coming Thursday, which is marked as one of the busiest days of August.

70% of value wiped out: Shein heads to Hong Kong Stock Exchange at $27 billion valuation
The fashion giant is launching an IPO in Hong Kong at a valuation approximately 70% lower than its peak. The prospectus reveals a sharp slowdown in growth, a loss in the first quarter, rising costs, and a massive compensation for early investors.

Deputy battalion commander who captured the terrorist in Auja: "We will not let terror harm us"
Major A., a commander in the Duvdevan unit: "We are happy to take part - we are here always to protect the country and the sense of security of the residents, at any time and in any place we are needed."

A blow to the Attorney General: Judge Solberg ruled in favor of Ben Gvir
The Chairman of the Central Elections Committee, Judge Noam Solberg, rejected today, Monday, the petition that sought to prevent the Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir from participating and speaking at the appreciation event for police volunteers and members of the rapid response teams.

Hapoel Jerusalem on the attack: "What is all this football worth?"
After the attack on the fans, the Reds responded: "We are sure that Maccabi Tel Aviv will distance the criminals." Zada is worried: "A warning sign. We need to improve, and fast."

US Unveils 'Malice' Missile with 500 km Range
The US Navy has unveiled the 'Malice' missile, an advanced weapon developed by Raytheon for unprecedented range. Designed for integration with the F-35, it is intended to counter Chinese air superiority.

Monologue of an attacked Hapoel Jerusalem fan: "They beat me with clubs, my brother was hit with a rock"
Hapoel Jerusalem fans were hospitalized after being attacked by Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters following a match. One victim recounted the violent incident, while the club demanded immediate police action against the perpetrators.

Shein IPO in Hong Kong: Valuation cut by 75% from peak
Fast fashion retailer Shein aims to raise up to $1.8 billion in its Hong Kong IPO. The company's valuation is set at $26–27 billion, nearly 75% lower than its 2022 peak.

The Samsung paradox: Distributed $80 billion and crashed in trading
The technology giant presented the largest profit distribution plan in its history, but investors who expected more sent the stock into a sharp decline of more than 8% following the absence of one dramatic commitment.

The chameleon that catches the eye: the coin recording a jump of more than 72,000%
A small coin recorded an unusual jump within a day. What is hidden behind the crazy number, who is behind the project, and is this a project with an interesting story or a bubble that will burst soon?

Neta Alchimister and her husband in an unusual real estate deal: property value revealed
The Israeli model and businesswoman are preparing for a major change in their lives. After a long wait, they are moving into a new, luxurious property designed with a Thai-inspired atmosphere.

The crash of fashion giant Shein: company value plunged by 70%
Just before the dramatic IPO in Hong Kong, the online retail giant is forced to settle for an exceptionally low valuation and reports a shift to a quarterly loss of 99 million dollars.

"The system is steering me down just because I'm a girl": Facebook Israel CEO confesses
Adi Sofer-Teeni recalls the difficult conversation in high school where they tried to prevent her from studying physics, and explains how her childhood as a latchkey kid in Savyon shaped her path to the top of the high-tech industry.

192% jump in profit for Israeli company: these are the deals that led to it
The holding company concludes a dream half-year with a net profit of almost 180 million shekels, just after entering the leading indices and acquiring a well-known cellular network in Israel.

Rabbi Binyamin David Libkind, legendary administrator of the 'Kol Torah' yeshiva, has passed away
Libkind, 74, managed the Jerusalem yeshiva for about a quarter of a century and worked for the benefit of the needy and at-risk youth. In 1974, he immigrated to Israel alone, served as an officer in the Air Force, and was awarded the 'Yakir Yerushalayim' (Worthy Citizen of Jerusalem) title.

Uganda and Burundi discuss participation in international force in Gaza
Senior military officials from Uganda and Burundi visited Israel last week to discuss the possibility of deploying soldiers in the Gaza Strip as part of the planned international force, AP reported today (Monday).

When the budget is limited and the action is generic — the natural place for "Mutiny" is the home screen
Jason Statham plays a former cop turned security manager who sets out to hunt down his employer's killer, who has fled to a cargo ship where migrants are hiding. Another mid-budget action movie that joins the long list of formulaic films, and which accidentally leaked to streaming availability even before its theatrical release — which certainly did not help it.

Oshir Cohen's new wedding song almost became a gimmick. Here is what saved it
In "August Dump", the successful singer's new EP, the surprises come precisely from the fun songs. Among them, "The Bride of the Country" stands out, which almost drowned in the trend of wedding songs, but was saved by a fun retro-pop production that skips between Static and Ben-El and Stevie Wonder.

Five things to know ahead of the stock market opening
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is expected to have a challenging opening this morning. Dual-listed chip stocks will weigh on the market. Earnings season: Navitas and Fox report today, insurance companies later this week. Morning in the world: declines in Asia, stability on Wall Street. Money is moving: the ETF signaling the great rotation on Wall Street. SanDisk among them: leading Wall Street...

News Brief: Regional Developments
The Syrian Foreign Minister met with an Israeli delegation mediated by the US and Jordan. Meanwhile, the IDF continues operations in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.

Farmer extorted by 3 brothers from Lod: "Prepare the money before I arrive at your house and to your father"
Three brothers, aged 31 to 45, are suspected of extorting a farmer from the Golan Heights. In addition to cash, they seized approximately 1,640 kg of cherries under the guise of a business deal without crediting the victim's "debt." Following an investigation, Northern District police arrested the suspects on August 5.

Absurd: Confrontation between former basketball player and WNBA star over a t-shirt
Enes Kanter Freedom was removed from a game between Indiana and Chicago after a verbal altercation with Natasha Cloud. Freedom sat in the stands wearing a shirt that read "Woman - adult human female" as part of his campaign against the inclusion of transgender women in the league, and the event escalated until security was forced to remove him.

A rare event: Cyber startup closes, founders to return part of the money
Four years after raising $51 million in one of the largest seed rounds seen in Israel, the founders of Minimus (formerly Twistlock) decided to close the company and lay off its approximately 35 employees. After a change in strategy and unsuccessful attempts to find a buyer, the entrepreneurs took an unusual step: instead of continuing until the coffers were empty, they will return the...

Fine dining redefined: when the customer decides the price
Imagine a meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant where the final bill is merely a suggestion. You decide what you can afford to pay, and the staff accepts it without question. This model is gaining traction in luxury dining establishments worldwide, and the results are surprising even the owners.

Left school — and built an app that rewards children for learning
Two young entrepreneurs who decided to abandon formal education present a surprising solution to parental struggles, connecting the thing children want most with the activity parents are trying to encourage.

Tax Authority Clarifies Election Day Pay Rules for October 27
Ahead of election day, the Tax Authority has published clear guidelines regarding tax deduction rates for temporary election workers, clarifying procedures for both adults and minors.

Ahead of the market opening: The stocks that will weigh on the stock exchange today
Dual-listed stocks return with a negative gap, as chip stocks are expected to fall before the big event on Wednesday. The local reporting season is in the final stretch with Phoenix, Menora, Harel, and Partner. What is expected today?

Documents reveal: these are the stocks Donald Trump bought in June
Official reports disclosed in the United States show an unprecedented volume of transactions in just one month. These are the companies that caught the attention of the U.S. President.

Iran Attempting to Increase Weapons Smuggling to Hezbollah
Concerns are rising as weapons are transferred to the terrorist organization in Lebanon via the Syrian border, often slipping under the radar. A defense source stated that Hezbollah is exploiting the ceasefire to build up its strength. Israel views this as a primary reason to maintain freedom of action in Syria.

Welcome to the Jungle: The Tribute of the Researcher Who Admires Slash
The new species, about 71 cm long, was discovered in the forests of New Guinea. The researcher who named it after the Guns N' Roses guitarist has admired Slash since her childhood and remembered his love for reptiles, museums, and zoos.

Why is stem cell transplantation considered a dangerous procedure for most patients?
A stem cell transplant from a donor stopped a rare autoimmune disease for more than 15 years in two patients – but this treatment is still too dangerous for most patients.

Always Following the Sun: The Journey to the Solar Eclipse
The total solar eclipse sent me on a chase into the heart of the scorching Spanish wilderness, amidst cancellations, delays, and scientific history, after one massive sun. A travel diary.

The special celebration of the Barcelona star - and the storm in Spain
With a brace and a debut as captain, Raphinha shone in the 5-0 win over Elche, but it was the Spider-Man style goal celebration that made the headlines. Hansi Flick was delighted with the new leader, but also had to deal with Gavi's injury and the question marks surrounding Balde.

It's not just about how much you drink: why the body still gets dehydrated
Drinking enough is an important part of protection against dehydration, but it is not always enough. In the Israeli heat, the body loses not only water but also salts, and the feeling of thirst does not always arrive in time. How to identify that the body is starting to dehydrate, who is at increased risk, and what simple habits can help maintain fluid balance?

Apartment with illegal residents exposed in the heart of Be'er Sheva
During a police enforcement operation in Be'er Sheva, officers discovered a partitioned apartment housing eight illegal residents from the territories. Southern District Police Commander, Nitzav Haim Bublil, has signed an administrative order to close the property for 30 days.

Sayed Abu Farchi to leave Maccabi Tel Aviv: Move to MLS approaching
As revealed by ynet, the yellow team will receive 5.4 million euros from the Colorado Rapids for the striker, who agreed to waive a 500,000-dollar bonus to finalize the deal. He will not travel with the team for the Conference League playoff return leg against Lugano.

The interest rate decision is approaching: the drama behind the scenes at the Bank of Israel is revealed
The Bank of Israel is preparing for a fateful decision in the shadow of surprising data from the labor market and inflation, as senior economists now estimate the real chance of a revolution in the interest rate in the coming days.

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank: Interest Rate Forecast for Israel Worsens
The bank's chief strategist analyzes market turmoil and explains why rising energy prices and US policy decisions may prevent the Bank of Israel from cutting rates.

National Insurance Institute with good news for benefit recipients: money will be transferred in just 3 days
Due to the weekend, the National Insurance Institute is updating on the early payment of a series of benefits and grants for hundreds of thousands of eligible people in Israel. How much money will you receive in your bank account and when exactly?

Defective fuel disabled a new car: station to pay 26,000 shekels in compensation
The Magistrate's Court in Netanya ruled that fuel that did not meet standards at a Paz gas station in Bat Yam, managed by the Rametop company, caused the breakdown of a five-month-old hybrid Toyota. The company will compensate the car owner and the insurance company AIG.

Without 61 on the horizon: The "wasted votes" nightmare that could decide the election
The proliferation of new parties raises concerns about "wasted votes" — with the electoral threshold potentially standing at about 171,000 votes this time. Against the backdrop of polls predicting that no bloc has 61 mandates, the need for mergers seems more necessary than ever, yet talks between some political players have not yet matured into agreements.

Opening the Jackson Hole week: Calm in the forex market, dollar above 2.98 shekels
The foreign exchange market remains calm ahead of the Bank of Israel's interest rate decision and the Jackson Hole symposium. The dollar is trading above 2.98 shekels, while the euro is slightly below 3.49 shekels.

Living near dry cleaners linked to increased risk of Parkinson's disease
Nearly 19 million Americans were included in a study that found a distance-dependent link between living near a dry cleaning business and Parkinson's disease. Among those living within about 152 meters, higher odds for the disease were found. Dr. Sandra Benizri, a neurologist at Assuta: "There is no doubt that environmental factors play a role in Parkinson's. In recent years, there has been a...

Tight-fitting mask and inside help: New details in the liquidation of the mafia boss
Police initially believed they could identify the hitman as he did not hide his face. However, after reviewing security footage, investigators now believe he wore a special tight-fitting mask to appear as an elderly person. Authorities suspect a contract killer was brought in from abroad and may have already left the country.

COGAT: "Hamas remains the main obstacle to improving the fabric of life in the Gaza Strip"
The Office of the Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories reveals the situation in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire began: more than 2 million tons of food, a 72% decrease in prices, and an increase of over 50% in hospital bed occupancy. "The volume of aid significantly exceeds the defined needs - Hamas is interfering with humanitarian activity."

At the location of the iconic restaurant: Zoti is the most expensive restaurant in Tel Aviv
The Jerusalem group that took over the location of Topolopompo continues to expand and is opening Zoti, a grandiose restaurant with an investment of millions in the space where Herbert Samuel once operated. Zoti continues the group's 'dine and party' concept, with a DJ playing every evening, a Mediterranean menu, and pricing that can be defined as absurd.

Fines soar to 1,000 shekels: these are the cities that do not issue tickets
Laws have been tightened and inspector powers expanded, but new data reveals huge gaps in enforcement against electric scooter and e-bike riders in Israel. Where were tens of thousands of tickets issued, and in which cities were zero fines recorded?

Moments before boarding: The shocking discovery at singer Amir Haddad's home
Israeli-French star Amir Haddad revealed during a performance in Tel Aviv that he discovered his mezuzah had been ripped from his front door in Paris just before his trip.

Heavy mourning in the healthcare system: The esteemed doctor has passed away
He dedicated his life to his patients, served as the first district geriatrician for Clalit in Tel Aviv, and even survived a severe and violent attack in the past while on duty. Now, his family and colleagues are saying goodbye to him with pain.

Chef Moshik Roth Launches New Premium Street Food Chain
After years of success in haute cuisine and Michelin-starred establishments, the renowned chef is introducing a new premium hot dog concept. Discover the pricing and locations for the upcoming launch.

Bought an apartment in Tel Aviv - and sold at a loss of one million shekels
A couple who bought an apartment on Dizengoff Street waited 4 years only to discover that the apartment's price had dropped significantly. On the other hand, those who held an apartment in Tel Aviv for a long period earned over 10% per year.

The secret of workers' restaurants: the veteran and beloved institutions that have existed for decades
In an era where culinary trends change like the seasons, there are places where time has stood still - in the good sense of the word. The veteran workers' restaurants are institutions of culture, memory, and food cooked with a lot of emotion. From the comeback of "Monka" in Jaffa, through the hands of Ziva in the Shapira neighborhood, to the tradition of "Rahmo" in Jerusalem: we went in search of...

The Hailo pit: Delek Automotive transferred Veridis shares worth 645 million shekels to Delek Motors
Investment losses in the technology company Hailo continue to weigh on Delek Automotive's financial reports. To avoid breaching bank covenants, the company transferred 15 million Veridis shares to its subsidiary, Delek Motors.

Capital Market Authority against Mor and Katzman: Orion meeting convenes to elect directors
The shareholders' meeting of the real estate company Orion will convene today to vote on the board of directors. The Capital Market Authority has intervened, questioning whether the investment house Mor is exceeding its role by attempting to take control of the company's management.

Over 100% return in two months: Is Wix making a comeback?
Wix stock has more than doubled in value since its June low. Subsidiary Base44 and entrepreneur Maor Shlomo have become the main growth engine with an ARR of $200 million. Also: Is the AI comeback already fully priced in by Wall Street analysts?

CFO resigned and CEO mistakenly received a million shekels
Over the weekend, reports of irregularities emerged in two new companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Best and Tomer Mazon. While in one case the funds taken by owners were returned, in the other, the CFO's resignation serves as a significant warning sign.

With a push from the Kardashians: How the "dream" company became a rare phenomenon on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
The medical aesthetics company that joined the stock exchange in the 2021 IPO wave has, unlike most, become a profitable and growing cash generator. With a patented technology, a recurring revenue model, and global deployment, it has broken the streak of disappointments that the sector has yielded. Will it also overcome increasing competition and regulatory changes? Company analysis.
The loophole in the NATO constitution: The Israeli trap driving Turkey's top military brass crazy
Reports that Benjamin Netanyahu's office vetoed a Turkish foothold near the border are infuriating the establishment in Ankara. A former senior naval officer accuses Israel of systematically dismantling the Assad army and calls for the deployment of game-changing weapons.
One psychologist per thousand students: The mental health crisis hitting schools
The mental distress of Israeli students has worsened following the pandemic and the war, but the system warns that the responses are far from sufficient: one psychologist per thousand students, one counselor per hundred kindergartens, and waiting lists for treatment that last up to a year.
"Sewage and a smell of feces": Bathers flee the Haifa beach
Residents and bathers at the Haifa beach are complaining about a harsh smell and a large accumulation of seaweed that has been going on for over a week. One resident: "It's impossible to sit on the balcony, we are suffocating." The municipality: "These are seaweed that washed up on the shore naturally."
Is your urine red? You may have just eaten this vegetable | Dr. Itay Gal
Beets are a healthy vegetable rich in pigments, but for some people, they can turn urine or stool red. This phenomenon is called beeturia, and it is usually not dangerous. It is important to know when you can relax and when you must get checked.
The deadline for closing the lists is approaching - and the panic in Netanyahu's camp is growing: "Meretz trauma"
Ofer Winter is establishing a party but is keeping the Likud awake at night, the fragments of the Right are threatening the integrity of the bloc, and on the other side – last-minute survival attempts threaten to reshuffle the cards.

"A dish that was waiting for you": these gyoza are surprising, and the judges gave them a perfect score
There are recipes that come once a season, and apparently Tair Mordoch was waiting for Chef Yuval Ben Neriah's dumpling challenge to invent a dish you've never tasted before - the recipe is here, along with other must-make dishes from the episode.

Insurance clause disappears: 8 luxury cars torched, and the battle for compensation begins
Following the arson of eight luxury cars in Rishon LeZion, Migdal Insurance refused to pay compensation, citing a "human error" in the policy wording.

Thinking of buying a new car soon? Read this first
The Ministry of Finance is promoting a series of tax measures in the automotive sector for the post-election period to address the state budget deficit. The regulations are expected to focus on alternative-propulsion vehicles, which are projected to significantly reduce state fuel tax revenues.

Tightening the partnership: Discount Capital will invest in Alumenergy at a valuation of 406 million shekels
Discount Capital, the investment arm of Discount Bank, is acquiring a 16.5% stake in Alumenergy for 80 million shekels. The deal values the energy company at 406 million shekels.

After months underground: "Married at First Sight" star Omer Bar caught on a date
They are no longer hiding: former reality star Omer Bar and his partner Sigal Saieg were spotted enjoying a romantic brunch on Dizengoff Street, looking closer than ever.

Forecast: Temperatures will rise, heavy heat load will prevail in most areas
Temperatures will rise and remain higher than the seasonal average. They will continue to climb throughout the week, mainly in the mountains and inland, with a slight drop expected on Thursday, though levels will still stay above average.

Miracle at sea: Two fishermen survived a week on a cooler in the Pacific Ocean
The boat of two Mexican fishermen sank within minutes, leaving them drifting in the Pacific Ocean without food or water. They improvised a raft from a cooler and empty fuel tanks and were located after signaling a rescue plane by waving a piece of cloth. After more than 100 hours of survival, one of them declared he is retiring from fishing.

"Economic D-Day": USA launches the largest financial attack in history against Iran
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent published a special column in the Financial Times tonight, in which he announced the launch of an unprecedented economic campaign against the regime in Tehran. Bessent sent a sharp warning to countries and financial institutions that turn a blind eye and allow the flow of funds to Iran. The message from the Trump administration is clear: severing ties will lead...

Amazing resourcefulness: 12-year-old taken in pajamas, escaped and whispered to driver: 'I was kidnapped'
A 12-year-old girl from North Carolina was kidnapped in the middle of the night by her friend's uncle, who forced her to walk for hours in a wooded area. She took advantage of a moment of inattention, fled barefoot to the main road and whispered to a driver who stopped to help her: 'I was kidnapped'. The armed 38-year-old suspect was captured after an extensive manhunt and a bail of 2.5 million...

Cinderella story: 26-year-old car salesman discovered to be a Belgian prince
Clement Vandenkerckhove, a 26-year-old car salesman, was officially recognized as the son of Prince Laurent following a DNA test and a discreet procedure at the city hall. He was born from an affair the prince had with a local actress in the nineties, before his marriage. The young man will now receive the title of "prince" and a share of the inheritance, but will not be included in the line of...
After coffee and matcha: the trendy chain that found its next temptation
The coffee chain Blank Street has raised $75 million and is accelerating its expansion. Following the success of its matcha drinks, the company wants to become a "daily luxury brand" and expand its menu to include ice cream and other products.

Mohamed Salah scored his debut goals in the Turkish league and secured a victory
After the loss to Ferencváros and Gabi Kanichowsky in the first leg of the Europa League playoffs, Mohamed Salah started for Trabzonspor for the first time in the Turkish league and led them to a 2:1 home victory over İstanbul Başakşehir in the second round. The Egyptian capitalized on a goalkeeper's fumble in the eighth minute and scored off the post, with the goal confirmed after a VAR check. In...

Jaylen Hoard's Game-Winning Basket Against Serbia Stuns Jokic
The intriguing battle between Victor Wembanyama and Nikola Jokic was decided this evening by a Maccabi Tel Aviv player. Jaylen Hoard scored the dramatic game-winning basket, giving the French national team a 91:90 victory in a preparation game against Serbia.

Disaster in New York: Beloved teacher killed when her car rolled into a pool
Allison Rachmani (40), a mother of four and a well-known teacher from the Five Towns Jewish community, died after her car sank into a swimming pool in a backyard. Investigators estimate that she suffered a sudden medical event that caused her to lose control of the steering wheel. At her funeral, her husband tearfully eulogized her and called her an "Eshet Chayil" (Woman of Valor): "I cannot...

Mohammad Abu Fani provided an assist, Niv Eliasi conceded four in his debut
After serving a suspension, Mohammad Abu Fani returned to the Red Star Belgrade lineup, playing 90 minutes and recording an assist in a 4-0 win against Cukaricki. Meanwhile, Niv Eliasi had a difficult debut for Levadiakos in the Greek league, conceding four goals against PAOK.

Dummy phones and calculator screens: how students are preparing to bypass the mobile phone ban
Starting from the upcoming school year, the Ministry of Education will ban the use of smartphones and smartwatches in middle schools to restore focus in classrooms. Students refuse to surrender and are purchasing dummy devices, camouflage covers, and watches to be hidden under pants. Chairman of the Parents' Leadership: "We fear a situation of increased violence in schools."

"I told God: My son was injured in the head. You protect his head, and I will cover my head"
Moments after her son Yosef was critically injured in an electric bicycle accident, Nurit Ben-Rosh, a successful secular cosmetologist from Ramat Gan, stood outside the operating room and made a dramatic decision. She closed her business, began covering her head, and has since dedicated her life to her son's rehabilitation and a journey of faith and miracles.

The Golden Boy from Texas: USA's Great Olympic Hope
At 17, he became the youngest man in history to win a gold medal at the World Athletics Championships, and he is the Americans' greatest hope for Olympic gold in the 800 meters after 56 years. Cooper Teppenhaus, a phenomenon.

European Union: Settlements are illegal — calling on Israel to stop construction plans in E1
Kaja Kallas, the High Representative of the European Union, spoke out sharply against the Israeli government and the settlement policy in the West Bank. The condemnation came against the backdrop of an Israeli tender for the construction of 1,234 housing units in the E1 area. "We call on the government of Israel to withdraw the tender," the Commissioner said.

Protest following the arrest of a deserter: which roads are expected to be blocked
Radical Haredim are expected to hold a protest today at 16:00 following the arrest of a yeshiva student defined as a deserter. As of now, the location of the demonstration has not yet been determined, but in the past, protesters have tended to block Highway 4 around 17:00. During a demonstration held about two weeks ago, violent clashes were recorded, during which soldiers were attacked, including...

Disaster Averted: Three Israelis, Including a Reservist, Rescued from Palestinian Authority Territories
Over the past 24 hours, Civil Administration forces rescued three Israeli citizens who entered Palestinian Authority territories in the areas of Ramallah, Jericho, and Bethlehem. Among those rescued: an armed reservist handed over to the IDF, a citizen who entered Jericho intentionally, and a person with mental health issues. The security establishment reiterates: entering Area A is...

Making a mockery of the law
Exclusive: Despite the increase in fines and the expansion of powers for municipal inspectors, according to data from "Or Yarok", most local authorities barely enforce violations involving electric two-wheeled vehicles. Tel Aviv leads with tens of thousands of tickets per year, Holon will completely ban the use of shared vehicles, and in Jerusalem, inspectors were authorized but did not carry out...

For the first time in Israel: an autonomous metro train without a driver
NTA has published the pre-qualification process for equipment and operation tenders worth tens of billions of shekels, marking a milestone in the country's most complex infrastructure project. The plan includes the purchase of hundreds of driverless carriages and the integration of advanced signaling systems, with international firms required to partner with local cybersecurity experts.

Worrying Trend: Teachers Abandoning the Education System Immediately After Training
The sense of mission has been replaced by frustration: about half of teaching students do not intend to enter classrooms, and the number of graduates has reached a decade low. Data from the CBS and the Knesset reveal that one in five new teachers leaves within five years. Three teachers who decided to quit share their stories of shattered dreams: "The system does not allow for true education."