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"Hazi Hinam" in aggressive sales: dozens of products for the holiday with huge discounts
The chain is launching its Rosh Hashanah sales early with a special brochure featuring hundreds of deals, including discounts on meat, fish, oil, honey, tuna, and other staple products.

Fattal chain on the path to expansion: will open dozens of new hotels with massive investment
The Fattal hotel chain notes in its financial reports that it expects to open 41 additional hotels by 2030, with an investment of approximately 1.1 billion shekels. The company estimates that the new hotels will add about 300 million shekels to the annual EBITDA.

FBI Arrests Ohio Man for Threatening to Murder Congressman and Donald Trump
A 26-year-old Ohio resident has been arrested on suspicion of sending an explicit death threat to Jewish House member Randy Fine and his family, while also calling for the death of President Donald Trump. Fine stated: "It was clearly a death threat. If they think this will make me afraid, they are wrong."

US Secretary of State Rubio: No more attacks on Iran for now
Marco Rubio presented the updated policy in conversations with foreign ministers around the world. Mines were cleared from the Strait of Hormuz in a covert operation. The US now controls the shipping lane — Iran has lost its leverage.

They closed the street: Omer and Sasha's luxurious beach party in Portofino
The guests and family of the happy couple took over an entire street in Portofino this evening for a closed and well-secured beach party. However, the mako celebrities correspondent was there to bring all the exclusive details.

Saying goodbye to one of the giants: even the judges didn't believe this was the one eliminated from "MasterChef"
The judges and contestants were stunned when two of the season's frontrunners stood side by side in a particularly difficult elimination round. Following a challenging Ethiopian-themed task, Jackie Azulay was eliminated from the competition. "I remembered you said that you are gentle, and tears came to my eyes," Eyal Shani said in farewell.

Reservist arrested by Palestinian police: "They lynched me"
Reservist Shlomo Rosenthal detailed an incident occurring Sunday night on the Ma'azim axis, where he claims he was blocked and assaulted by Palestinian police officers in Area C.

18-year-old suspected of attacking a bus driver: investigation details and suspect's testimony
The 18-year-old suspect was brought to court this morning after being arrested on suspicion of a severe assault on a bus driver in Modi'in Illit. At the police's request, his detention was extended by three days, until Thursday, for the purpose of continuing the investigation.

After the storm: Likud returns to count the votes in Be'er Ya'akov
The Likud party announced last night that it would conduct a recount of the votes at a polling station in Be'er Ya'akov, following a decision by the movement's election committee, headed by retired judge Menachem Neeman. The decision was made against the backdrop of anomalous data from the polling station, where 240 valid votes were counted, while the published results stated that Shashi Gueta...

In front of security cameras: footage of Guy Eitan losing control has leaked
The 37-year-old reality star is seen jumping on a person who, according to him, "took" over two million shekels from him, choking, hitting, and kicking him, until two people present are forced to struggle with him and pull him away. All this in his father's restaurant, as he warned earlier today, admitting: "My behavior is not the most balanced."

Mourning in academia: Professor and founder of the legendary polling institute passes away at 88
Professor Avi Dagani, one of the founders of the market research and polling field in Israel, who founded the Geocartography Group with his wife, Dr. Rina Dagani, has passed away at the age of 88. For over 5 decades, he was active in academia and the business world and was a leader in the field of geographic information systems in Israel.

Economist Ronen Bodenro Joins Ofer Winter's New Party
Ahead of the 26th Knesset elections, Brigadier General (res.) Ofer Winter has unveiled a new addition to his party list: economist and Major (res.) Ronen Bodenro, who has served 800 days in the reserves.

Zamir to Hesder Yeshiva students: "You are an essential part of the IDF"
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir visited the Hesder Yeshiva in Yeruham and emphasized the contribution of its students and graduates to the IDF: "We need your leadership - a unifying and cohesive leadership." The heads of the yeshiva: "Our partnership with the IDF is a foundation of what we seek to build here."

Millions for seconds: the huge sum Hapoel Be'er Sheva missed out on
The gap between participating in the Europa League and the Champions League stands at about ten million euros, even before bonuses for results. Even in the secondary competition, tough rivals may await them.

Settlement in Judea and Samaria expands: 18 new jurisdictions signed
The Commander of the Central Command signed on Tuesday 18 new jurisdictions for communities in Judea and Samaria, including new settlements, young settlements, and veteran communities. The move is part of Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's policy to expand and regulate the settlements, with 70 new jurisdictions promoted in less than a year.

After years of autonomy and battles: The Kurdish force in Syria is dismantling and merging into the army
About 15 years after the Kurds took advantage of the civil war to establish control in northeastern Syria, the military force that became the main ally of the USA in the fight against ISIS announced its dismantling. The forces will merge into the army they were fighting against just a few months ago. Commander Mazloum Abdi: "The country has entered a new phase of peace and building a new Syria."

University of Haifa to award Amos Gitai an honorary doctorate
The degree will be awarded to the Haifa-born director in recognition of his contribution to Israeli and world cinema, for a unique cinematic language, and for his engagement with social and political issues. The university president: "He has turned the painful questions of Israeli society into a body of work that sparks thought and discourse."

Exclusive: Footage from the preparations for the wedding of Omer and Sasha Adam at a monastery in Portofino
The famous couple did indeed get married secretly yesterday, but the main celebration is just beginning. While the guests have already landed at the coveted destination, the mako celebs correspondent in Portofino exclusively documented a glimpse of what is happening at the historic monastery in Italy. This is what the frantic preparations, the giant stage, the luxurious chuppah — and the singer's...

260 votes out of 240: The recount shaking the Likud
Our correspondent Moti Kastel reports on data from a polling station in Be'er Ya'akov that raises questions regarding the Likud primary results. According to the records, only 240 valid votes were cast, yet the published results credit Shashi Gueta with 260 votes—20 more than the total number of valid ballots.

Fattal chain profits soar – but there is one figure to pay attention to
The company recorded an increase of about 17% in net profit in the second quarter, alongside significant growth in EBITDA and EBITDAR excluding exchange rate effects. However, revenues in shekels decreased due to currency effects and the security situation; the company expects revenues of 7.8–8.1 billion shekels in 2026.

State of Nevada vs. Donald Trump: An unprecedented legal drama in the USA
The state of Nevada has filed an official lawsuit against the president's administration following a dramatic decision that could lead to an immediate water supply crisis for residents. Nevada is harshly criticizing the move and warning of fatal damage to agriculture.

Bitcoin exploded within two days: this is the trigger that ignited the market
Bitcoin surged to over $79,000 within a few days, crypto stocks soared, and short sellers were forced to buy back positions worth billions. There is no single factor behind the move: a change in US Treasury policy sparked the gains, the liquidation of shorts accelerated them, and Trump and institutional money provided the fuel for the continuation.

Anger in the cabinet over violations in Gaza: "We must not allow even a kite"
In about three weeks, Hamas is supposed to begin handing over its weapons in accordance with the schedule presented by Jared Kushner, and against the backdrop of the Israeli ultimatum to stop violations by the organization, sharp criticism was heard yesterday in the cabinet regarding the situation in the Gaza Strip and the manner of responding to the violations.

President Donald Trump pays tribute to Dolly Parton: "I am lowering the flags for a week in the USA"
In a post published by President Donald Trump on social media, he announced with sorrow the passing of the country legend. Trump paid tribute to Parton, writing that it is a "true loss for millions of people" and that there will never be anyone like her. As a mark of respect, the President ordered the lowering of US flags across the country for a full week.

Opening a front? First publication: The next move of the 'Ma Kashur' trio
First publication: Zion Baruch, Shalom Michaelshvili, and Asi Israelof are currently in Italy, where they will celebrate this evening ahead of the wedding of their good friend Omer Adam and his fiancée Sasha Israelovich. While they are overseas, their next business move in Israel has been revealed.

Unusual operation in Florida: 163 missing minors located across five continents
In a joint operation by Florida authorities and international agencies, minors aged two months to 18 were located, some of whom had run away from home, been kidnapped, or abandoned. So far, three suspects have been arrested, and the Florida Attorney General clarified: "Many more arrests are expected."

Nigeria: 600 People Kidnapped by Gunmen into the Forests
Gunmen in military uniforms raided four villages and attacked mosques during prayer time. In a video released by the kidnappers on Sunday, many people are seen sitting in the forest with gunmen surrounding them. The president ordered the launch of a rescue operation. The identity of the kidnappers is not yet known, survivors identified them as jihadists linked to ISIS.

One-way street: Religious teachers flow into state education. In the opposite direction, the door is locked
While state schools are desperate for manpower and opening their gates to diversity, religious schools are closing their doors to secular teachers. The system is calling for orientation and training, but educators are demanding to overcome the crisis: "It is time to dismantle the tribal walls."

Waiting for the vote count: Will Gila Gamliel drop to an unrealistic spot?
As first revealed in "Hayom", discrepancies were found in several polling stations between the actual results and the manual protocols. This evening, the party court ruled to reject Minister Gamliel's request to stop the vote count at the polling station in Be'er Ya'akov.

Just before the video leaks: Guy Eitan admits to involvement in a violent incident
The social media personality and Big Brother alumnus uploaded a series of surprising videos in which he confesses to a physical assault and explains why he decided to expose the embarrassing footage himself before anyone else could.

Total collapse at Wolt: tens of thousands of Israelis stuck without deliveries
A severe technical malfunction is paralyzing the popular delivery system in Israel and around the world. Couriers are furious over the sudden shutdown of the central algorithm, and restaurants are left helpless before silent screens.

Senior official in Nigeria: Giant deal taking shape with IAI in the satellite sector
Nigeria's NIGCOMSAT is set to purchase two communications satellites from IAI and Thales. The total value of the deals is estimated to reach approximately $2 billion.

Netherlands expelled from headquarters in Kiryat Gat
Following the expulsion of Spain, Israel has decided that the Netherlands will also be unable to participate in the Civil-Military Coordination Center, and its representatives have been asked to leave the country within a week. "Our message is clear: whoever acts against Israel will have no foothold in the region," said Sa'ar.

Legendary singer Dolly Parton has passed away at the age of 80
Parton, considered one of the greatest singers of all time, passed away after months of dealing with health issues.

Ahead of his visit to the USA: Pro-Palestinian organization demands the arrest of the Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem
The Hind Rajab Foundation has appealed to the US Department of Justice ahead of Arieh King's expected visit to the country, attributing to him "war crimes" and "incitement to genocide." As of now, the US Department of Justice has not announced the opening of an investigation against King, who told Walla: "Antisemitism under the guise of human rights activity."

While ex-boyfriend Omer Adam got married: how Yael Shelbia spent her day
While Omer Adam was celebrating his luxurious and secret wedding in Italy with Sasha Israelovich, his former partner chose to spend the day in a surprisingly simple way, far from the spotlight.

Gafni hints he will recommend that rabbis support Eisenkot
Moshe Gafni was asked if he would recommend that the 'Torah giants' support Gadi Eisenkot and did not rule out the possibility: "I know what I am going to recommend, but I am not allowed to say." Regarding the partnership with Benjamin Netanyahu, he stated: "We reached the conclusion that in this term we cannot do things with them that concern our children and our families."

During dinner: global malfunction in the Wolt app
Users of the Wolt app were unable to place new orders due to a global technical malfunction. After about an hour, the company announced that the issue had been resolved, though some delivery area restrictions remain.

The war in Ukraine proves: there is no substitute for significant air power
Explosive drones have revolutionized the battlefield, but the war between Ukraine and Russia has shown that they have significant limitations. Why should the West be concerned?

Drama in Likud: The recount that could push Gila Gamliel out of the Knesset
Gila Gamliel filed a petition to the Likud party court demanding to stop the recount of votes in the Be'er Ya'akov branch, which is being held following irregularities found there. The minister fears that Eti Atiya will overtake her and push her to an unrealistic spot on the Knesset list.

Bitcoin has overtaken the S&P 500 and gold: here is what happens from here
The US Treasury's move regarding the bond market has ignited a historic rally in the currency. For the first time in six months, Bitcoin is beating both gold and the S&P 500 index. What is driving the surge, and why do experts think this time is different?

Another employee sues the Prime Minister's Office: "Sara Netanyahu bullied me"
A former employee at the Prime Minister's residence, Yehiel Ohav Ami, has filed a 450,000 shekel lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office. He accuses Sara Netanyahu of systematic bullying, humiliation, and unreasonable demands.

90 minutes from history: Hapoel Be'er Sheva fights for a Champions League ticket
Hapoel Be'er Sheva faces one of the most important matches in its history this evening. Ran Kozuch's team will play the decisive Champions League qualification playoff leg against Sabah in Baku.

Al-Hayya is in no rush to fight - and prefers to play on the international field
The head of Hamas's political bureau is adopting a method reminiscent of Yahya Sinwar: buying time, exerting pressure on Israel, and building strength for the next confrontation. Hamas will attempt to return to the Palestinian political arena through a list that will not include people holding official positions.

Another employee at the PM's residence claims: "Sara Netanyahu bullied me severely and humiliated me"
Rami Ben-Hamo, who was employed as a household worker at the Balfour Street residence, filed a lawsuit against the Prime Minister's Office. The lawsuit alleges humiliating treatment, comments about his ethnicity ("you are an undeveloped Moroccan"), shouting, and demands to clean floors on his knees. According to the claims, Ben-Hamo underwent an angioplasty following a cardiac event, but the harsh...

A shift in the support base: Republicans embrace pro-Israel Democratic Senator John Fetterman
A new New York Times poll reveals that 73% of Republican voters currently hold a favorable view of Fetterman, compared to only 22% of voters in his own party. The reason for the decline in support from his party: "supports Israel too much."

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah in Uman: The Ukrainian government's message to Israel
Yariv Levin spoke with the Ukrainian Minister of Religious Affairs ahead of the expected arrival of tens of thousands of worshipers in Uman for Rosh Hashanah. The Ukrainian minister expressed commitment to securing the visitors despite the war in the country: "The Iranian danger is a global threat."

Israel takes exceptional step against the Netherlands: its representatives required to leave within a week
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar decided today, Tuesday, that Dutch representatives will be expelled immediately from the International Support Center for Gaza in Kiryat Gat, following the advice of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The expulsion follows a series of anti-Israel moves by the Dutch government, including the enactment of a law prohibiting trade with Israeli products from Judea and...

"Always Yours": Omer Adam and Sasha Married in Portofino
The singer and his partner, who has officially taken the name Sasha Adam, shared their first wedding photos. The couple tied the knot in an intimate family ceremony in Italy, maintaining strict privacy.

Worrying study: At least one in four deceased NFL players suffered from head trauma
At least one in four former football players who passed away between 2016 and 2021 was found to have signs of CTE, a degenerative disease linked to repetitive head injuries. Researchers warn: a large portion of the hits did not occur during games, but rather during practices and in youth leagues.

Autumn in the middle of summer: next week - rains in the north, center, and coastal plain
The rain event that occurred more than a week ago was not the last: the Meteorological Service predicts more rain at the beginning of next week, which may break seasonal records. "Two rain events in August are extremely unusual and even unprecedented," the service reported.

"We caught the assassin": After the dramatic liquidation - the main suspect in the Caesarea murder was arrested
After a tense manhunt lasting more than a day while waiting for the "golden intelligence," YAMAM fighters raided a warehouse near a residential building in Hadera and arrested the suspect in the murder of the head of the Caucasian mafia. Source in the investigation: the suspect was caught by surprise.

A year after the divorce: Israeli comedian reveals a new relationship
Popular stand-up comedian Chen Mizrahi shared a series of intimate photos with his new partner, Pilates instructor Michal Yosef, on social media, marking a new chapter a year after his 11-year marriage ended.

Ministry of Defense demands 30 million shekels in compensation from Aerodrome for failure to meet tender conditions
The Ministry of Defense has demanded 30 million shekels in compensation from drone manufacturer Aerodrome for failing to meet tender conditions. The ministry has expressed willingness to negotiate to avoid a legal battle.

For sale: An island in the Venetian lagoon — with a private villa and a helipad
An island in the Venetian lagoon, featuring a historic Napoleonic fort, a private villa, and a helipad, has been listed for sale. The property offers a unique retreat just a short boat ride from Venice.

False accusation: House fire caused by electrical fault, not arson
Police investigators proved that the fire in the house near Beit Amra was caused by an electrical fault and not by arson. After a series of contradictions, the mother and her son admitted that they had framed Israelis after their family members had been attacked in the past.

Qatar cuts annual budget following the war. The consequences will be felt worldwide
A 30% cut in Qatar's annual budget may be just the beginning of the emirate's struggle with the fallout of the war. The country may reduce its global investments, including a half-trillion-dollar commitment to the USA, as well as cancel trade contracts due to "force majeure."

Stock price increases in Tel Aviv: The share that jumped by almost 13%
A particularly volatile trading day closed with gains in the leading indices, as one share recorded an exceptional jump and left the rest of the market behind. Who are the day's biggest losers?

Itay Levi does not stop: the new and surprising show is revealed
Alongside the success of his new album and the single that reached the top of YouTube, the beloved singer announces another huge step that will bring back to the stage the talked-about element that drew all the attention.

38 years after playing him: the new heir to Peter Pan
The 2026 version of Peter Pan aroused great curiosity even before it hit the stage, mainly thanks to the return of the original star to the director's chair. What does the final result of this intriguing encounter look like?

Following a report on Israel: Azerbaijan sues CNN
Azerbaijan has filed an unusual lawsuit against the American news network CNN, claiming that a report on IDF training on its territory in preparation for an attack on Iran endangers human lives.

Half-time: Sabah - Hapoel Be'er Sheva 1:1
Igor Zlatanovic took advantage of a defensive error and scored (10th minute), but the Azeris equalized (38th minute) after confusion in the Be'er Sheva defense, with Christian Nwachukwu scoring into an empty net. Currently, Be'er Sheva leads 3-2 on aggregate. About 30,000 fans are supporting the hosts, who are dreaming of a comeback.

Scrolling endlessly on your phone? 7 tips for smart use of screen time
We all find ourselves scrolling for hours on our phones and feeling guilty. Without noticing, one post leads to another – and we get sucked into endless screen time. If this sounds familiar, this guide is for you: scientists present seven practical tips that will turn scrolling time into a tool for improving brain and mental health.

Uncle bequeathed fortune to nephews: one will receive more due to a mistake in the will
Judge Sagalit Ofek ruled that a mistake was made in the deceased's will. The judge noted the close relationship between the uncle and his nephew, describing it as that of a "father and son." The nieces, who attempted to profit from the error, were ordered to pay 60,000 shekels in legal costs.

Ofer Winter unveils his new party's candidate list
Reserve Brigadier General Ofer Winter has officially launched a new right-wing party. The list includes activist Yoseph Haddad, journalist Netali Shem Tov, Sigal Kraunik-Atiya, and several other public figures.

"Dangerous escalation": The Palestinian Authority calls on the Peace Council to convene
The presidency of the Palestinian Authority called today, Tuesday, for the Peace Council in Gaza to "convene urgently and make decisions to stop the Israeli aggression against the UN headquarters, including UNRWA."

Claims of losses exceeding 100 million shekels: Avishai Neria against partner Itzik Baruch
The Yuvalim Group has notified the stock exchange of a "demand letter" from Avishai Neria regarding alleged losses in joint ventures. Yuvalim dismissed the claims as baseless, attributing them to Neria's own financial difficulties.

"The decision is in Saudi Arabia's hands": The Houthis' ultimatum to bin Salman
A senior Houthi official threatens to raise the level of military pressure on Saudi Arabia and tighten the naval blockade in the Red Sea to include all foreign vessels operating off the kingdom's coast. According to him, oil facilities in the port of Yanbu have been added to the target bank in order to halt oil exports.

Restaurants in the USA Against Tipping: "Pay Only the Price That Appears"
The issue of tipping in US restaurants has become a major topic of debate. With digital tipping options reaching 18–22%, more establishments are moving toward a "no-tip" model, incorporating service costs directly into menu prices.

Evacuation of UNRWA complex in Jerusalem begins
In a statement published on behalf of UNRWA, it was reported that armed personnel entered the facility and detained twenty employees. "We strongly condemn the illegal actions taken at our facility," the organization wrote. Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the matter, stating: "We will not allow a body whose employees were involved in the October 7 massacre to operate on the state's territory."

Suspected of spying for Russia: Joint investigation by Germany, Poland, and Romania
The 24-year-old is suspected of belonging to a group that planned attacks and sabotage in NATO member states, according to an investigation by the German magazine Der Spiegel. Among the charges: smuggling explosives into Ukraine and attempted terrorist attacks. "If the devices had exploded, everyone in the vicinity would have been in danger," it was written.

"A defining moment": The Washington Post ordered to reinstate journalist fired over posts about the murder of Charlie Kirk
Karen Attiah claimed after the murder that she refused to participate in "performative mourning for a white man who preached violence". The newspaper accused her of gross misconduct and endangering the safety of its employees, but the arbitration ruling determined that there was not sufficient cause for dismissal. She will be compensated for the full salary and benefits she lost.

Bored during vacation? Four teenagers arrested on suspicion of breaking into a scooter shop
Four teenagers were arrested after allegedly smashing the entrance door of a shop in Safed, breaking into it, and stealing several scooters, it was learned today (Tuesday). The incident occurred at night in mid-August, when police received a report regarding a break-in at a local scooter shop.

NFL Team Owner Arrested on Suspicion of Soliciting Prostitution
The 46-year-old billionaire arrived at a trailer park following an online ad and was arrested by police. This is the embarrassing amount he paid and the lenient sentence he received in court.

Two months after his death: Gilad Janklowicz's cause of death revealed
The beloved fitness legend was found lifeless in Hawaii at the age of 71, and now his family is candidly revealing the findings of the official coroner's report, putting an end to the many rumors.

Rami Levy's drone company reports sharp revenue growth, but losses persist
In its first report since the IPO, Cando Drones shows a doubling of revenue and improved gross margins. While the auditor has removed the "going concern" note, the company continues to operate with a net loss and an accumulated deficit of 27.9 million shekels.

Not just a fruit: 3 ways to transform a simple banana
In honor of Banana Day, nutrition experts reveal how to turn the humble fruit found in every home into three sophisticated desserts that will impress your guests.

Budget warned of service issues with Chery — after Calcalist's inquiry, it promised a "significant improvement"
Budget sent a message to customers warning of service and supply issues with Chery vehicles imported by Frisbee. Following a Calcalist inquiry, the leasing company announced that joint efforts have led to significant improvements.

"You have 72 hours": Itamar Ben Gvir's unusual warning to Gadi Eisenkot — and the ultimatum
Itamar Ben Gvir sent a pre-lawsuit warning letter to Gadi Eisenkot following remarks made in a podcast, which he claims attribute incitement to killing and racism to him. Eisenkot is required to apologize, remove the publication, and pay 100,000 shekels within 72 hours, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken against him.

97-year-old Shlomo waited for weapons from the Altalena: "Today Jews will not shoot at Jews"
The discovery of the remains of the Irgun ship has resurfaced the personal stories of those who were on both sides of the barricades. The daughter of Israel Sander, who was on the Altalena and came out unscathed: "Dad lost many friends and did not talk about it." Yaniv Simon, grandson of Benjamin Bubesh, who received the mission to sink the ship: "In real time, he did not understand the magnitude...

"As they did in the south": The law Bennett proposes for frontline communities
Naftali Bennett toured frontline communities in the north and presented a move to promote a dedicated law for the rehabilitation and development of the region, similar to the Tkuma Law in the south. According to him, the law will bind government ministries and include implementation mechanisms: "Not just another work plan that remains on paper."

Herzog: "Shin Bet is involved in the search for Haymanot Kasau"
The President of the State told the Kasau family members that the head of the Shin Bet updated him that the organization recently entered the picture "with full force" following a request from the police. The father of the girl who has been missing for two and a half years: "We demanded that they intervene as soon as possible."

President Isaac Herzog to the Haymanot Kasau family: The Shin Bet is involved in the search
The President met with family members at the President's Residence and updated them on the cooperation between the police and the Israel Security Agency. "Haymanot is a child of the entire nation of Israel," said Herzog. The missing girl's father: "We demand intervention as soon as possible, we fear discrimination."

9,000 shekels a month for two children: the bluff behind the subsidy promised to parents
Parents in border-adjacent communities expected a significant benefit in daycare tuition. Instead, they discovered a double charge for an "extra package" and a payment of thousands of shekels in advance until the subsidy arrives.

Trump: "All mines in Hormuz have been removed, any ship that lays new ones will be destroyed"
After claiming for months that the strategic strait was safe for passage, the US President announced that all mines in Hormuz had been "removed or detonated," and warned Iran that any attempt to lay new mines would be met with "immediate and systematic" destruction. Simultaneously, Tehran claimed: The Pakistani Chief of Staff did not arrive with a threatening American message, but to open a...

Stole an Israeli flag and burned it at home: two brothers charged with a hate crime in New York
Two brothers from the city of Hornell were arrested after allegedly stealing an Israeli flag from a pole outside a business and setting it on fire at their home. Each of them is charged with hate crimes of theft and criminal mischief, as well as tampering with evidence. One of them is also charged with resisting arrest.

Oz Zehavi reveals details of his medical procedure: "Here is something you didn't know"
The popular actor shared with his followers intimate and amusing moments of his recovery after an aesthetic procedure, dispelled rumors about a trip to Turkey, and showcased his new look.

Aerodrone Appoints Brigadier General (res.) Itzik Bilt as New CEO
Aerodrone is completing a strategic management overhaul by appointing a Brigadier General (res.) with extensive security industry experience to lead the company toward growth.

Ministry of Health warns of West Nile virus spread in Israel
Following the detection of infected mosquitoes in vast areas from north to south, authorities have issued emergency guidelines to the public after one patient died and others were hospitalized.

"Welcome to the world, our boy": Yogev Elkayam from "Married at First Sight" and his wife have welcomed their second child
The family is expanding: Yogev Elkayam from "Married at First Sight" and his wife Danit have welcomed a little brother for their son. "Thank you to the Creator for doing everything precisely," he wrote on Instagram.

Apple unveils new Mac mini and Mac Studio
Apple has quietly updated its computer lineup, introducing new generations of Mac Studio and Mac mini. The devices feature advanced M5 and M6 chips, significantly improved processing power, and increased memory capacities.

After the plane landed in Moscow: A diplomatic delegation from the USA was spotted in the city
An American diplomatic motorcade was spotted in Moscow after a US transport plane landed at Vnukovo Airport. According to Flightradar24 data, the aircraft is a Boeing C-17A Globemaster III that arrived from Riga.

After an incredible 981% jump – is it still worth investing in Micron stock?
Shares of chipmaker Micron have surged 981% since the beginning of 2025, thanks to the massive demand for memory components for artificial intelligence. Despite the impressive jump, the stock has recently experienced volatility due to investor concerns that the industry's golden age might be ending, especially as manufacturers accelerate the expansion of their production capacity. Now, many are...

Yossi Cohen did not help: the drone company's stock continues to dive
The drone company Aerodrome is down by 3% after announcing today (Tuesday) the resignation of CEO Ziv Ben Baruch. He will be replaced by Brigadier General Itzik Bilet, marking the third CEO change in the company within the last year.

Dalia increases its stake in the Ashdod data center: investment jumped to $4.5 billion
Dalia Energy will exercise its option to increase its stake in the Ashdod data center project to 50% earlier than expected. The investment in the construction of the complex and the substation has jumped from $1.5 billion to $4.5 billion, to which up to $7 billion may be added for servers and processors. The project is planned to reach a capacity of up to 250 megawatts, and the companies are...

Congratulations: Ravid Plotnik and his wife have become parents
Israeli rapper Ravid Plotnik and his wife, May Griani, have welcomed their first child. The couple was spotted at Ichilov Hospital over the weekend.

Tel Aviv apartment buyers win court ruling to reclaim funds from stalled project
A TAMA 38 project in Neot Afeka, Tel Aviv, faced significant delays, leading to the appointment of a receiver. In a landmark ruling, a judge allowed two families to cancel their contracts and recover their payments, setting a new precedent for the real estate industry.

Not just laser eye surgery: innovations in ophthalmology you should know about
In the not-so-distant past, people visited an ophthalmologist mainly when their glasses no longer fit or when they were diagnosed with conditions like cataracts. Today, thanks to advanced examinations, more precise treatments, and a broad view of all parts of the eye, it is possible to identify problems earlier, tailor more accurate solutions, and in some cases, prevent significant deterioration...

The man who returned from the shadows: Hossein Taeb to be the eyes and ears of Mojtaba Khamenei
Hossein Taeb, known for his ruthless security tactics in Iran, is returning as commander of the Basij. The appointment, backed by Mojtaba Khamenei, aims to tighten social control and suppress internal dissent amidst economic instability.

Where is the best place to do a medical internship? Hospital rankings revealed
Where do young doctors receive the best training, and in which hospitals is the internship experience less positive? A new survey by the Ministry of Health provides a broad look at the year in which medical school graduates transition from university to field work, and reveals significant gaps in satisfaction between hospitals and departments.

Chief of Staff in the Gaza Strip: "We will not allow our enemies to build up - the IDF will not return to October 6"
Against the backdrop of the return of "kite terror" from the Strip, Eyal Zamir clarified that Israel remains committed to the demilitarization of Gaza and the dismantling of Hamas.

School year opened in Kedumim: over 3 million shekels invested
The school year in Kedumim opened today at the "Yesodat Oz" Talmud Torah, where about 130 students are being educated. Under the guidance of Council Head Ozael Vatik, over 3 million shekels were invested in development and construction across all educational institutions in the council.

After heavy losses: Israeli giant company celebrates a turnaround
Infrastructure and energy company Inter Plus concludes a successful quarter with a surge in revenues and a transition to an operating profit of millions of shekels, alongside new, prestigious, high-volume contracts.

Cryptocurrency Market: Performance of Leading Digital Assets
Daily trading in digital currencies is taking place in a mixed trend, but on a weekly basis the market shows impressive price increases led by XRP and Ethereum.

Itay Levi to reside near Netanyahu: Details of the singer's new move
The popular singer has rented a luxury villa with a pool near the Prime Minister's residence, where he will temporarily stay with his team to prepare for an upcoming performance.

More than 6 kg of hashish and hundreds of ecstasy pills: major drug seizure in Haifa
Over 6 kg of a substance suspected to be hashish and hundreds of ecstasy pills were seized during a police operation at the entrance to Haifa. Three suspects were arrested and their detention was extended until Sunday.

Not just for kids: Lego concludes a strong first half with a 21% jump in revenue
Lego reported a 21% revenue increase for the first half of the year, reaching 42 billion Danish krone. The growth is driven by strong sales of new sets, the launch of the Smart Play platform, and key sports partnerships.

After the turnaround and name change, the startup raises $140 million
Alice, formerly ActiveFence, has completed a funding round led by Apax Digital. Globes has learned that the round was conducted at a valuation of approximately $800 million. The company is approaching an annual recurring revenue (ARR) rate of $100 million, with a client list that includes Google, Anthropic, Nvidia, Meta, TikTok, and Amazon.

Illegal Aliens in Sharon Region: 18 Arrested in Police Raid
Raids conducted in Tayibe and Qalansawe led to the arrest of 18 illegal aliens, some after they attempted to flee upon the arrival of forces. In other locations, a Glock pistol, ammunition, magazines, and 77,800 shekels in cash were located. Alongside these, airsoft weapons and a substance suspected to be cannabis were also seized.

"We will remain in the security zone": Katz visited Syria - and sent a message to Turkey and Erdogan
Defense Minister Israel Katz visited IDF forces on Mount Hermon and clarified that they will remain in the area as long as there are threats to Israel. Katz addressed the Turkish attempt to establish a foothold in Syria and sent a message to the Syrian president: "We are here to protect our communities and our border."

A Huge Achievement for Kan 11: The Israeli Series Conquers Europe
The successful thriller drama from Kan 11 has aired on the public network in Germany and is stirring a debate among critics, some of whom are discussing the surprising changes made for the local audience.

Giant scam on Booking: tourists paid thousands of euros for a non-existent villa in Greece
A group of families who booked a luxury villa discovered the property does not exist and were left on the street with their children. Despite attempts to make contact, the response from the tourism giant's customer service was shocking.

A severe threat to agriculture in the north: the dramatic move to prevent collapse
Tens of thousands of migratory birds expected to arrive in the Hula Valley pose a real danger to winter crops. Now, the urgent solution being crafted in government ministries to prevent a heavy financial disaster for the region's farmers has been revealed.

The quiet revolution at Ben Gurion Airport: This is what your vacation will look like in the coming years
The world of tourism is changing from end to end: Israeli travelers are abandoning automatic choices in favor of unique experiences, alongside a technological revolution that is completely transforming how we vacation.

Shake-up in the stock market: Rami Levy launches new flagship branch
Following the success of its first branch in Pardes Hanna, the "Rami Levy Stock" chain is expanding to the center of the country with a new 3,000-square-meter store. The company has officially confirmed the opening date.

Ahead of the 2026 elections: The Second Authority sets guidelines for TV and radio channels
The CEO of the Second Authority sent a sharp letter to the CEOs of broadcasting outlets, demanding strict adherence to five principles amid grave concerns regarding the spread of fake news and the manipulative use of artificial intelligence.

Global media: Knesset member destroyed Palestinian monument with a hammer
The actions of MK Zvi Sukkot in the village of Madama have received extensive coverage in Europe and the Muslim world. Reports highlight that Israeli soldiers protected the ultra-nationalist parliamentarian as he defaced a monument in the West Bank. The move has drawn criticism within Israel for being carried out without coordination with the army.

Stations to close: Changes in train traffic in the center and south this week
Israel Railways announces temporary changes to train traffic in the Ashdod area on Thursday and Friday due to infrastructure works. The Ashdod Ad Halom and Yavne East stations will be temporarily closed to passenger service.

Maybe it's yours? The most common and bizarre items forgotten on trains
Peak demand in the summer and hundreds of items forgotten daily: Israel Railways is launching a special operation to return about 5,000 lost items, from violins and fishing gear to baby strollers. Operating hours at the lost and found center at Tel Aviv Savidor Center station will be extended, and the company is calling on passengers to collect their belongings.

Fraudulent medical scheme: Beilinson Hospital reports impersonation and extortion
External parties used the name of Beilinson Hospital and the identities of its staff to deceive a patient living abroad. Following an inquiry, the fraud was exposed, and a formal complaint was filed with the police.

Rental market splits: surge in small apartments amid shortage of large ones
July data reveals significant supply gaps: while small apartment availability has recovered, a 25% shortage in large units persists, driving a 4.8% annual price increase.

Investigation: The US government is secretly selling thousands of protected wild horses for slaughter
The New York Times exposed the dark mechanism of selling protected horses for slaughter for economic gain.

Mystery in Russia: Report of a US military aircraft landing in Moscow
A US Air Force military transport aircraft landed Tuesday at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport after departing from Riga. The purpose of the flight and the identity of those on board remain unknown.

Premature baby whose mother was killed in car accident has died
Assuta Ashdod Hospital announced that premature baby Hadar Cohen, whose mother was killed in a severe car accident in Ashdod in mid-July, has passed away despite intensive medical efforts.

Yadin Gelman leaves Keshet 12: A coveted role on Reshet 13
The successful actor and partner of journalist Adva Dadon will star in the beloved comedy of Keshet 12's main competitor. He will join model Yael Shelbia.

Israel Railways announces changes to lost and found operations due to summer passenger surge
Following thousands of items left on trains during the summer and resulting warehouse congestion, Israel Railways is launching an expedited retrieval process and extending operating hours at the Tel Aviv Savidor Center lost and found department.

Bank Discount with a forecast: Is the interest rate in Israel on the way to a change?
A new macroeconomic review reveals an unusual gap between the current interest rate and the state of the economy, indicating that at least two rate cuts are expected in the coming year, contrary to market estimates.

Formula Group celebrates: net profit doubled, revenue reached $1.5 billion
With a 163% jump in net profit from continuing operations and all-time record revenues, the Israeli software giant presents a phenomenal first half and distributes tens of millions of dollars to shareholders.

District Court: Papaya Gaming's proposed debt settlement must be improved
With a $719 million compensation hanging over the company, Judge Iris Lushi-Abudi granted Papaya Gaming's request to appoint a special manager, but ordered the debt settlement to be improved. The judge also sent a message to the plaintiff, Skillz, noting that it cannot categorically oppose any settlement, and announced that she expects to issue a 45-day stay of proceedings, subject to Skillz's...

The new installation and the sparkling lineup: Nova returns to Burning Man
For the third time, the Nova Heaven project returns to the Nevada desert with a new installation featuring the names of the 413 victims and four nights of music. Vintage Culture, ANNA, Max Styler, and LP Giobbi will join Infected Mushroom, Captain Hook, Rafael, Darco, and a long list of Israeli artists.

Debtor Inherits Apartment: How He Managed to Keep It
During insolvency proceedings, a debtor inherited a share of an apartment that was at risk of forfeiture. Through a court-approved creditors' arrangement, he successfully redeemed his rights to the property.

Shares of new defense company Smart Shooter plunge 15%: The reasons
Smart Shooter's operating profit dropped by approximately 70% in the second quarter to $238,000. The company attributed the rise in expenses partly to the strengthening of the shekel.

Trump warns: "Iran is executing protesters on an unprecedented scale"
US President Donald Trump has sharply criticized Iran, accusing the leadership of mass executions of protesters. He described the situation as a humanitarian crisis and threatened severe economic measures.

How to choose wireless gaming headphones under 500 shekels in Israel
In this budget, you can find good models, but differences in connection type, comfort, and compatibility with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch can significantly impact your choice. Here is what you need to know before buying.

Dramatic development in the investigation of the assassination of Osher Kadosh in Netivot: the main suspect released from custody
First publication: After 20 days in custody, the main suspect was released. The police investigation revealed that he was at the scene near the victim - but did not shoot at him. A 29-year-old man who was passing by and was not involved in the incident was also lightly wounded.

The world links the 'new enemy' and the elections. Netanyahu: 'They planned to break the status quo'
A CNN article extensively covered the Prime Minister's decision to focus on the Turkish threat, mentioning the campaign billboard where Erdogan is shown alongside the leaders of Iran, Hezbollah, and the Mayor of New York. Netanyahu told Channel 9: 'I do not want to see Turkey moving south.'

Penguins are worth hundreds of millions to the economy — and now there is a fight to save them
In the Australian state of Victoria, more than 1,000 penguins have been vaccinated out of a target of about 5,000. The complex operation is made possible by their tendency to return to the same burrows every night. Urgency increased following the discovery of bird flu cases in the area. Professionals emphasize that vaccination is only part of a set of measures to contain the virus.

Yitzhak Tshuva with 3 purchases in 4 days: the stock he put over 2 million shekels into
Insider movements are always interesting. It is customary to say that when insiders sell, there can be a variety of reasons for this, and it does not necessarily indicate that they think the stock is unattractive. Conversely, when insiders increase their holdings in their company, it can certainly be a sign that the stock is interesting.

With an investment of half a million shekels: Darlan opens a new branch at the HaZahav Mall
Ahead of the busy Tishrei holiday shopping season: the textile and home design chain continues its expansion trend and is launching a new branch covering approximately 200 square meters in the new complex of the HaZahav Mall in Rishon LeZion. The chain will offer a new collection and unique launch promotions.

Israeli developer faces 20.2 million shekel lawsuit
Former boxing champion Johan Zaoui has sued developer Rudy Gabsi, alleging breach of a loan agreement and failure to provide collateral for luxury properties in Tel Aviv.

Major deal in the Israeli media world: content giant changes ownership
One of the oldest and largest content brands in Israel in the fields of architecture and design is moving into the hands of CEO and Editor-in-Chief Helena Mor. It has become known to ice: the acquisition amount is estimated at approximately 3 million shekels.

Guy Hochman shares family drama: "With scars, without teeth"
The beloved comedian reveals the series of domestic accidents involving his young son that led them to spend the summer in hospitals, and tells of the stressful moments they have gone through recently.

Stock market in shock: The company showing a 22-fold jump in profit
The infrastructure and industrial conglomerate controlled by Shlomi Fogel, Sami Katsav, and others concluded an exceptionally strong quarter - with an 84% jump in EBITDA, a 2.5 billion shekel order backlog at the shipyard, and a new silo facility that may directly affect food prices in Israel.

Jackie Azulay: "When I left 'MasterChef' I was a star, and he reached out to me"
In the 'MasterChef' kitchen there is always an atmosphere of competition, but between the pots and pans, surprisingly special friendships are also discovered. Azulay revealed a connection going back years with Eliav Sasson, a contestant this season and a successful dress designer. "He reached out to me, an amazing dress came out, and we became friends," she said.

Hazardous materials incident in Modi'in Illit: Post office evacuated due to leaking package
A package containing two liquid substances aroused the suspicion of branch employees after one of them began to leak. Firefighters evacuated the citizens, isolated the scene, and summoned monitoring teams to identify the substances and stop the leak.

Want to raise Olympic champions? These are the things children should know
24 medals, including nine gold: Israeli students achieved impressive results this year at international science olympiads. So what makes a student an Olympic champion? Dr. Carmel Bar, director of Israel's national teams on behalf of the Future Scientists Center, shares tips that can make the difference.

OnlyFans owner received $709 million in the months before his death
Reports in the UK reveal that Leonid Radvinsky received a total of more than $2 billion from the platform, which reported revenue of $1.55 billion for the year, an increase of 10% compared to the previous year. The number of creators on the platform rose to 5 million, half of whom are active. The number of fan accounts rose to 437 million, and about 132 million of them are considered active.

Report: Fuel queues and chaos on the streets of Iran amid US sanctions
Due to high demand, gas stations in Tehran have imposed a 20-liter limit per vehicle. The President of Iran warns that selling gasoline below market rates is placing immense pressure on state resources. The crisis is intensifying against the backdrop of a plummeting national currency and threats from Donald Trump.

Electra exits Africa: Sold its operations in Nigeria for $15 million
Electra has divested its contracting operations in Nigeria for $15 million, marking the company's complete exit from Africa. The decision follows limited business scale and a challenging operating environment.

The surprising finding discovered by researchers in centenarians
A study found that people aged 100 and over have an abundance of anti-cancer cells. An Alzheimer's test by Eli Lilly and Roche has been approved for use. What is behind the wave of blood tests to detect the disease? Clalit and Sheba star in a World Health Organization report. The R&D partnership Almada is finally recovering. This week in biomed.

A hint from Lapid? MKs from Yesh Atid were "forgotten" in the campaign - the post was deleted
Polls predicting only about 15 mandates for the Bennett-Lapid list are causing tension in Yesh Atid, where most of the incumbent MKs are expected to be left out. A post on the party's youth Instagram page, which was later deleted, hinted at which MKs might get realistic spots and which senior members were pushed out.

Gaming Events and Tournaments in Israel: What to Expect in the Coming Months
Throughout the year, Israel hosts festivals, eSports tournaments, community meetups, and family-friendly gaming events. Since some are announced on short notice, staying updated via official calendars is recommended.

Sources in the Peace Council: "Both sides are violating the agreement"
In the council established by Donald Trump, it was claimed that both sides are not fulfilling the 20-point agreement, and they criticized the army's activity in Gaza: "It is a pity that Israel is missing this huge opportunity for a small amount of tactical operations that will not really lead to the dismantling of Hamas."

End to nausea: Google has a new feature that will allow you to use your phone even while traveling
Google has launched a new Android feature called Motion Assist, designed to reduce or eliminate motion sickness while using a smartphone in a moving vehicle by synchronizing visual cues with the inner ear.

The insurance parents pay for: what you need to know
Vacations, weekends, and even at home: the insurance coverage you pay for annually is valid 24 hours a day. Attorney Sheri Dvir, an expert in tort law, notes that awareness of these rights can save families significant money.

Acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority cancels performance featuring women singing despite agreements
Yehuda Eliyahu, Acting Director General of the Israel Land Authority, has canceled a musical featuring women's singing for a Rosh Hashanah event. He had previously agreed with the union to provide an alternative, but reneged on the deal.

After the Strait of Hormuz, a new target for Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump has threatened to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake America" amid trade tensions with Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that he would return to negotiations only if Washington adopts the "right approach." Approximately $28 billion in Canadian exports are now subject to 50% tariffs.

What did the CEO of the real estate company that reached the stock exchange say after distributing an average bonus of 50,000 shekels per employee?
In the second quarter reports of the Tidhar Group, the company recognized expenses totaling 75.2 million shekels, including grants and bonuses to employees, following the IPO it carried out earlier this year. CEO Uri Levin also addressed the stagnation in the real estate market and said: "The demand today is lower than it was in the past for a long time, longer than we were used to in the past."

Violent assault: Gas station attendant stabbed after asking customer to wait
A serious stabbing incident occurred in Ashkelon: a man is accused of wounding a gas station employee in the stomach with a utility knife after being asked to wait. The suspect fled the scene but was later apprehended by police.

Big Brother star opens OnlyFans: "Whoever wants to see the body - let them pay"
Mira Nuaf is launching an OnlyFans page and justifies the exclusivity by the fact that she did not often dress revealingly inside the "Big Brother" house. Nuaf: "I invested in my body, I deserve a financial return"

Drama on Wall Street: Giant stocks plunge ahead of reports, investors rotate capital
Chip and technology stocks are recording sharp declines amid concerns over the financing costs of artificial intelligence infrastructure, but the financial sector is benefiting from a rotation of funds and reaching new record highs.

Celebrating 32: Eden Hason's journey from 'Kochav Nolad' rejection to the top
From a painful rejection at a famous audition to life in an ultra-Orthodox home and a surprising relationship kept secret for two years, one of Israel's leading creators celebrates his birthday and surprises his fans.

Kan 11 apologizes for the "4 Weddings" storm: "The clip was removed, we recognize the offense"
Following the storm caused by a contestant's remark on "4 Weddings" regarding the Russian and Amharic languages, the Kan 11 broadcasting corporation has published an apology letter, removed the clip from social media, and explained: "We added a clarification slide during the broadcast"

Regional unity against Turkey: Israeli companies upgrade Greek Air Force
The ties between Israeli defense industries and the Ministry of Defense in Athens are tightening. Greece is expected to complete in October the certification of Rafael's Spike NLOS missiles for launch from Apache helicopters. The helicopters' electronic systems are being upgraded by Elbit.

Not just in the mind: what happens to brain cells during depression?
Depression is often perceived as a mood disorder, but a new study adds evidence that associated changes may reach the level of brain cells. Researchers found that in people suffering from depression, there are disruptions in the process of creating new nerve cells in the hippocampus, a brain region linked to memory and emotion.

Violent assault at "Kuli Alma" club in Tel Aviv: patron attacked with glass bottle
According to the indictment, a 29-year-old man assaulted a patron following a dispute. After being removed from the club, the suspect struck the victim in the head with a glass bottle, causing a wound that required medical attention. The suspect remains in custody pending the conclusion of legal proceedings.

Netanyahu announced defense budget increase, but government discussion cancelled
The Prime Minister claimed that the defense budget must be urgently increased by tens of billions of shekels, but the discussion in the government was canceled. It remains unclear whether the initiative will be implemented before the elections.

Kisch succeeds in ousting CHE legal advisor, but will not have time to appoint a replacement
After a long-standing dispute with Minister of Education Yoav Kisch, legal advisor to the Council for Higher Education Yael Tur-Kaspa is stepping down. Her departure date is set for October 31, preventing the minister from appointing a successor.

Despite Trump's threats: Qatar has yet to decide whether to join the "economic blockade" on Iran
Regarding international measures against Iran, Majed Al-Ansari noted that Qatar has not yet formulated a final position on supporting the new sanctions imposed on Tehran. Regarding the Palestinian arena, he called on the international community to exert political pressure to force Israel to accept the political framework.

Participants in Jerusalem lynching attempt to pay 180,000 shekels to victims
The Magistrate's Court ruled that two of the participants in the attack on three Jews who were on their way to the Western Wall in 2021, in the midst of the "Guardian of the Walls" riots, will pay 60,000 shekels to each victim. The verdict stated regarding the victims: "The fear and terror they experienced during the event are a central part of the pain and suffering."

Explosive drone found at airport in Germany: "A new level of danger"
German investigators have located an explosive drone at Leipzig/Halle Airport, less than a month after an incident in which a drone was found near a Ukrainian plane. Security officials point the finger at Russia and estimate that countries assisting Ukraine are in the crosshairs.

Family of woman who died after stillbirth accuses Soroka Hospital of negligence
The family of 42-year-old Nura Abu Adara, who died following a cesarean section, claims that medical staff missed critical time. Relatives state she spent four hours in the emergency room with severe pain before being transferred to the maternity ward, where a liver rupture was finally identified.

Working full-time and have a dog? Here is how to do it right
There is something a bit absurd in the life of a person who works full-time and has a dog: on one hand, there is work and a career, and on the other — at home waits someone whose day is built around you. When living alone, eight hours of work can easily turn into nine or ten hours of solitude, including the commute. So how do you combine a full-time job with caring for your best friend?

They intimidated employees who joined the Histadrut — and were fined 500,000 shekels in damages
The National Labor Court rejected the appeal of the Dfus Offset Emmanuel company and upheld an unprecedented compensation of half a million shekels for violating the right to organize, as a deterrent.

Famous tycoon's family celebrates: The ex of Michal HaKtanah gets a new brother at age 47
Businessman Mani Weizman and his wife Ira Bogomolov have welcomed their first child together. The newborn joins the family clan, which includes the ex-husband of Michal HaKtanah, and will be named after a close friend who passed away.

After taking a hit from Shufersal, IBI predicts: "Baladi will jump by 40%"
IBI investment house retail analyst Yuval Gur-Arye identifies an opportunity in the shares of meat producer Baladi, precisely after the drop it suffered following the split from Shufersal. What is behind the recommendation, and why does the investment house believe the market overreacted?

Hung up his boots and conquered the web: the mysterious voice revealed
After weeks of rumors and speculation surrounding the viral sound that took over TikTok, the young man who left the soccer field to pursue his musical dream has been revealed.

Senior Likud officials brief against Ofer Winter: "Not part of the right-wing bloc"
Against the backdrop of Ofer Winter's announcement of the establishment of his new party, senior Likud officials clarify that as far as they are concerned, he is not part of the right-wing bloc: "Let him go and scrape votes from the other camp. The existing parties in the current right-wing bloc are not only of right-wing views but are also committed to the camp and its victory. So far, apart from...

Druze leader in Syria: "We are an inseparable part of Israel"
At a recently held gathering, the Druze leader emphasized that stability in the Bashan region could serve as the basis for regional stability. According to him, achieving stability will lead to the realization of full sovereign rights and self-determination in the region.

Famous chef opened a new restaurant and faced backlash: "He is ruining our apartments"
When celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay opened his burger restaurant in Washington, he promised an exceptional culinary experience. However, for the residents of the luxury "Terrell Place" building located directly above the restaurant, the promise quickly turned into an ongoing nightmare. A few months after the opening, residents report sharp frying and grease odors penetrating their apartments for...

An exit after relocation: How not to become an ATM for the Tax Authority
Selling shares after moving between countries can lead to complex tax consequences. The Israeli Tax Authority considers not only the exit date but the entire history of asset ownership, including periods of residency and tax exemptions.

Nayax to Raise Debt and Makes Largest Acquisition in Its History
A major fintech deal: Nayax is acquiring smart parking company IPS Group for $350 million in cash. The transaction, partially financed through a $150 million debt raise, will expand Nayax's potential market by $85 billion. CEO Yair Nechmad: "We will offer cities a unified platform."

Surprise: ChatGPT adds the ability to create stickers and export them to WhatsApp
OpenAI has launched a new feature in the images area: upload photos, choose a style, and get stickers with a transparent background for iMessage, WhatsApp, or simply to save to your photos.

The price of reserve duty for the economy: up to 68,000 shekels per month per soldier
According to the Ministry of Finance's chief economist, the economic cost of reserve duty has surged: about 39,000 shekels per month for men aged 22–30, and about 68,000 shekels for those aged 31–39.

End of the military confrontation with Iran? Report: The step the USA is considering in the Middle East
According to The New York Times, the US State Department is preparing to return personnel to embassies across the Middle East. Embassies in Israel, Jordan, and Oman are expected to return to full staffing. American officials note that the move signals a decrease in tensions, but does not guarantee a lasting peace.

"No longer on paper": Investor call reveals plans for Egged IPO
Keystone CEO Navot Bar stated that the Egged IPO is planned for 2027: "It is already in the works." The infrastructure company raised its 2030 equity target by 50% to 6 billion shekels.

Rare grenade surfaces in the heart of the gang war in the north
The Soviet munition seized in a police raid in Nazareth dates back to the Cold War era. Today, it is being used by criminal organizations in the north as part of a deadly conflict that has already claimed 30 lives.

Three weeks since 'disappearance in Israel': online campaign for Russian historian
Activists have appealed to authorities in Moscow to take action to determine the fate of Artem Kirpichenok, who they say landed at Ben Gurion Airport at the beginning of the month and has since disappeared.

A new target of 6 billion shekels: The dramatic move of the Keystone fund
The Keystone fund, which previously competed to acquire Shikun & Binui Energy, has reported strong financial results: a 71% jump in return on equity and an investment portfolio exceeding 4.7 billion shekels. What does this mean for investors and pension funds?

Tidhar CEO predicts market recovery as employees receive 56 million shekels in bonuses
Following claims of a significant drop in apartment prices, Tidhar CEO Ori Levin analyzed the expected market recovery based on reports showing increased revenue and sales. It has been revealed that employees and former staff received tens of millions in bonuses.
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Party on the Tracks: How Tnuva Turned the Tel Aviv Light Rail Into a Celebration
Tel Aviv light rail passengers were caught in an unconventional event as the train cars transformed into a lively party scene featuring dozens of stars and leading influencers.

Shiri Maimon shares her sorrow: "Choked-up crying"
After an emotionally busy period in her life, the successful singer unburdens her heart in a revealing post. Maimon: "A period that caused me to learn and peel off another layer on the way to myself"

After 10 years of struggle: Shuli and Michal Rand danced on the steps of the Rabbinate
Shuli Rand arrived today at the Rabbinical Court together with his ex-wife Michal, in what marks the official end of one of the most discussed and intense family conflicts in Israel in recent years.

Manor Solomon under attack: "Until he leaves"
Pro-Palestinian activists arrived at the English club's training complex, spread Palestinian flags, and demanded the release of the Israeli legionnaire: "We will continue to make our voices heard until he leaves" | All the details

The joint journey in Africa: The bereaved mothers who are initiating a moving revolution
After losing their sons in the campaign, five mothers met in Uganda and decided to channel the pain into action. Now, the moving project they established is expanding and will host additional creators who have lost their loved ones.

"My heart aches for all this expense": The plane of Omer and Sasha took off with 150 guests
The pampering flight to the wedding of the year in Portofino has already taken off, but then Yaniv, Omer Adam's father, took over the PA system and demanded that the guests of his son and future wife Sasha Israelovich "behave accordingly" in front of the aristocratic family. 150 guests in the air, a DJ on the plane, free alcohol - and a senior businessman who boarded with the rest of the guests at...

On the way to doubling the population: the special move that will connect Ariel and Gush Dan
Energy Minister Eli Cohen and Mayor Yair Shtebon signed an agreement to connect the city to the central Gush Dan wastewater treatment system. The move is intended to remove an infrastructure barrier ahead of the construction of about 12,000 housing units and an increase in the population to more than 50,000 residents.

Gafni again refuses to commit to Netanyahu: "I no longer know which party he is in"
The chairman of United Torah Judaism toured Rehovot and refused to commit to a partnership with the Prime Minister, stating he does not know which party Netanyahu belongs to. Gafni took a jab at Shas, attacked the Supreme Court regarding the kindergarten teachers' budget, and clarified that he does not trust any actor in the political system.

Kiryat Bialik: Progress in Urban Renewal Project on Ben Gurion Street
Yesodot Eitanim Urban Renewal and the Savionim Group have won a residents' tender on Ben Gurion Street in Kiryat Bialik. The project involves replacing 18 old apartments with 90 new units across two modern buildings.

Dua Lipa: Uninhibited Photoshoot and Life After Marriage
Two months after marrying Callum Turner in Italy, the star shares with Vogue her thoughts on her new status and their creative bond. "We received a lot of advice, but we decided to adopt only two," the singer revealed.

From the field to the studio: The reality star arrives from reserve duty for an interview
Nissim Zalait, a contestant of the 11th season of "MasterChef", has been serving in the reserves non-stop since October 7th. This morning, he arrived for an interview on the Keshet 12 morning show after spending days in the field. Now, deep in the kitchen battles, Zalait addressed the participants' biggest fear: "The biggest fear was to be eliminated first."

Richard Lloyd (Television) is ill with cancer — and has launched a fundraising campaign
The guitarist of the legendary rock band Television revealed that he is suffering from a rare and aggressive type of bile duct cancer, and launched a GoFundMe campaign to cover his treatment and living expenses: "I am an optimistic person, but it is getting difficult."

"Money was transferred with a handshake": Two Border Police officers accused of checkpoint corruption
According to the indictment, in the midst of the "Iron Swords" war, one officer coordinated the illegal passage of vehicles at the Al-Jib checkpoint in exchange for bribes. Another officer is accused of facilitating the passage of local residents' acquaintances and receiving benefits in return.

Days before the murder: Family of suspect in stabbing of 7-year-old requested a psychiatrist — and was given an appointment for December
The arrest of Liel Ifargan, suspected of murdering 7-year-old Hillel Mordechai Dadon in Beit Shemesh, has been extended by 10 days. Ifargan's family claimed that days before the violent outburst, they asked the HMO to have him examined by a psychiatrist, but were told he posed no danger.

Hamas is not waiting for reconstruction: the new threat to Israel is expanding to global arenas
In a discussion held by senior IDF officials with the political echelon, a worrying picture was presented: Hamas views the October 7 massacre as an achievement, not a catastrophe. Alongside this, Israel is concerned about the line led by Khalil al-Hayya — radical Islamism alongside the continuation of "resistance" — and the attempt to promote terror infrastructure around the world.

Japanese Prime Minister on the cockroach 'eliminated' in her home: 'I felt sad'
Japan's leader Sanae Takaichi is used to working long hours alone in her official residence, but a nightly encounter with a cockroach disrupted her routine. After she refused to kill it due to her beliefs, her aides intervened and destroyed it. She admitted: 'I felt relieved, but at the same time a little lonely and even sad.'

Eilat hotel pool assault: Three suspects to face charges
Police have concluded their investigation into the assault of a 45-year-old man at the 'G-Hotel' pool in Eilat. The suspects allegedly beat the victim, threatened his life, and were found in possession of crystal-type drugs upon arrest.

Ilanit Levi on drastic life changes after quitting smoking: 'I'd be finished in bed, that's my truth'
The former beauty queen and TV presenter shared the drastic change in her life and the new step she has begun implementing in her daily routine, this time with the close encouragement of her daughter, Alin Golan. 'If it weren't for Alin, there's no chance I would have left the house,' Levi admitted.
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Oren Dobronsky on joining Likud: "For me, it's a kind of draft order"
Senior high-tech figure Oren Dobronsky, who was reserved a spot in Likud, explains why he decided to enter politics, reveals the high grade he gives the government, and declares that for him, this is a real draft order.

Channel 11 news anchor in a candid monologue on air: "I'm tired of hiding and being ashamed"
Sharon Davidovitch surprised viewers by revealing on live television the foreign object that had grown on his face, shared the struggles behind the scenes, and announced the medical procedure he will undergo this week.

Heavy loss in the culinary world: the renowned Israeli restaurateur has passed away
The colorful restaurateur Moshe Amado, founder of the famous "Amado" restaurant, passed away on Sunday, leaving behind children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. His daughter Liat paid tribute: "He was a story, he did it his way."

Kevin Rubin reveals: How ChatGPT chose his son's name
After mockery and comparisons to pesticides and drugs, the internet star reveals the surprising way his firstborn's name was chosen during a road trip with his wife and what meaning the artificial intelligence found.

400 seats and over 10 million shekels: We ate at the Asia restaurant in Eilat
After a year and a half of setup, the Asia restaurant is officially opening — with four spaces, two bars, and a massive kitchen on the level of a logistics center. On the menu by Moshe Badishi you will find sushi, gyoza, bao, woks, and grill dishes, but no less than the food, it is hard to ignore the ambition to bring Dubai to Eilat.

Criticism of Sukkot from within the party: "Have we decided to commit suicide once and for all?"
MK Zvi Sukkot destroyed a monument to terrorists in a Palestinian village and claimed that the IDF did not respond to his demand. The army responded sharply, and the chairman of the Religious Zionism faction wondered in a closed group: "Is this a move coordinated with the campaign? Is there a deep strategy in it?"

The next confrontation with the USA? Iceland considers whether to join the European Union
Against the backdrop of Donald Trump's threats regarding the American need for control in the Arctic region and his repeated statements about American annexation intentions for neighboring Greenland, the residents of Iceland will go to the polls this coming Saturday for a referendum that will decide whether to reopen accession talks with the European Union.

Vulnerability in AWS SDK Put Thousands of Companies at Risk
Researchers at the Israeli security firm Pi discovered a vulnerability in official AWS SDKs that allows requests to be rerouted to attacker-controlled servers. This flaw exposes sensitive cloud credentials.

Moments before the holidays: Monopoly restrictions to be imposed on Carmel Winery
The Competition Authority intends to declare Carmel Winery a monopoly in the grape juice and Kiddush wine market. The company has agreed to comply with major supplier regulations pending a Supreme Court ruling.

Pressure on Netanyahu to reserve a spot for Gantz's MK
Following the departure of Yael Ron Ben-Moshe, the Blue and White chairman is left with only three MKs. However, it has now emerged that mayors are working to recruit Pnina Tamano-Shata to the Likud.

Rumors about new iPhones: future design and a $2,000 foldable smartphone
According to new leaks, Apple is planning a major design change for next year's models. At the same time, the foldable iPhone may arrive with quite a few compromises and at a price of over $2,000. On the other hand, the price increase for the iPhone 18 Pro may not be as significant as analysts predicted.

Blue and White disintegrates: Another MK leaves Gantz
Against the backdrop of stagnation in the polls, Yael Ron Ben-Moshe joins the list of those leaving Blue and White. She stated that current unity efforts might be counterproductive. Gantz is left with only three MKs.

MK from Gantz's party announces she will not join his new political framework
MK Yael Ron Ben-Moshe informed Benny Gantz that she will not participate in his new political framework. She described the decision as one of the most difficult of her life, citing a divergence in vision regarding the party's direction.

Is the McDonald’s man the one who will save Wendy’s?
After closing hundreds of branches and recording a consistent decline in sales, the fast-food chain Wendy’s is undergoing a major reorganization. Leading the move is a former senior executive at McDonald’s who must return the veteran brand to profitability.

A new degree in Artificial Intelligence gives an advantage even to juniors
Entering the high-tech industry has become more complex as AI requires deeper expertise from candidates. Bar-Ilan University is launching an innovative Bachelor's degree in Computational AI to train the next generation of specialists.

The Minister of Education ordered a report on the teacher shortage - but buried its conclusions
Minister of Education Yoav Kisch initiated an expert committee to address the teacher shortage, but a year after the report was submitted, its recommendations remain unimplemented. The report proposed national licensing exams, reduced classroom hours, and a consolidation of teaching colleges.

Author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" with an intriguing forecast: "Expect a jump of 3,200%"
A dramatic forecast by Robert Kiyosaki, author of the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," bets on crypto and sets an astronomical target for Ethereum, and what about the rest of the currencies in the market? | All the details

Guy Peleg Files 550,000 Shekel Lawsuit
The Channel 12 legal correspondent is taking decisive action to protect his reputation and family by suing a social media activist who repeatedly targeted him with insults and defamatory claims.

From Maayan Ashkenazi to Yael: The dramas and secrets behind Omer Adam's exes
From Maayan Ashkenazi to the dramatic breakup with Yael Shelbia, the turbulent romantic journey of Israel's most successful singer, which ended this year with a surprise wedding to an heiress from Italy that led him to take a break from performing.

Ofek Adanek: Business success amidst controversy
Amidst an investigation into allegations of violence, rapper Ofek Adanek has announced additional shows after his first concert sold out within hours.

Ben Gurion 2 and 3 on the way: Two international airports to be built soon in Israel
To combat the high cost of flights, surprise strikes, and heavy congestion, the Ministry of Finance is promoting a plan to entrust the construction and operation of new aviation facilities in Israel to private franchisees.

The dog followed by thousands died after a year of medical decline: "He gave us one last gift"
Tomi, the Shiba Inu from the "Tomi does things" page, followed by thousands of people, passed away at the age of 15 and a half. Moments before the farewell, after he could barely walk, he got up for one last walk. His owner, Ron Shor, shares: "The moment I posted that we said goodbye to Tomi, I received countless messages and calls. I was surprised to discover how many people remembered him."

"This is an emergency protest": Demonstration at Kerem Shalom due to kites and against international force in Gaza
Dozens of protesters, including residents of the Gaza envelope, demonstrated at the Kerem Shalom crossing also against the entry of international forces into the Strip and the start of its rehabilitation before Hamas is disarmed: "There is no chance that Hamas will continue to rule Gaza." Gilad Erdan asked to speak - and was refused.

"The reason there is no security": Protesters block aid trucks to Gaza
Dozens of Israelis from the Tzav 9 and Gaza Envelope Israel organizations blocked aid trucks from entering the Gaza Strip. Protesters are demanding the full destruction of Hamas and opposing aid deliveries that they claim strengthen the terrorist organization.

"Do you have a pulse? Teach": The secret correspondence of teachers about the collapse of the system
The teacher shortage is severe and is harming students. Principals unable to find qualified staff are placing teaching students, teacher's aides, and even discharged soldiers in classrooms. Sometimes, one teacher is forced to serve as a homeroom teacher for two classes. Messages in closed forums reveal the depth of a crisis that the Ministry of Education is attempting to hide.

Influencer close to Trump: Considering dismissing ambassador who claimed that "the Golan Heights belong to Syria"
According to a report by Laura Loomer, officials in the US administration are expressing dissatisfaction with the performance of Ambassador Tom Burke. At the center: his statement regarding the Golan Heights. According to the sources, the administration believes his words contributed to the escalation of tensions between Israel and Turkey. The possibility of recalling him to the US is "under...

The precise sleep duration range that will save the body from premature aging
Researchers from Columbia University analyzed data from half a million people and found that sleep habits directly affect the rate at which internal organs age. The study identifies the "golden range" of sleep that helps maintain the body's youth.

"They don't integrate, we ignore": The Haredi community in the Alps and the return of summer tensions
A criminal investigation condemned by the French Interior Minister and a viral incident in Les Deux Alpes have resurfaced the latent tension in the Alps. Behind the idyllic landscapes lies a persistent friction over the arrival of thousands of Haredi vacationers: locals claim they struggle to bridge cultural gaps, while tourists point to a sense of alienation, as authorities try to maneuver...

5 Products You Overpay for on Wolt | C14 Monitoring
Even before factoring in delivery fees, service charges, and courier tips, product prices on Wolt appear significantly inflated compared to market rates. C14's daily monitoring highlights the price gap between quick-delivery services and major supermarket chains, illustrating the high cost of using the app for routine purchases.

Senior US official in affidavit: Israel evaded extraditing the 'Askelon Hacker'
In an affidavit filed in a US court, a senior official at the US Department of Justice describes attempts from a decade ago to bring about the extradition of Michael Ron David Kedar from Israel. Israeli authorities did not comply with the American requests.

3 burglaries within 5 hours: Indictment filed against Afula resident
The Northern District police have concluded an investigation into a 43-year-old Afula resident who broke into the same business three times in one night. The suspect used an electric bicycle to transport the stolen goods.

Residents protest against Hamas buildup on the Gaza border, Gilad Erdan faced backlash during speech
Activists demonstrated demanding an end to security threats and the prevention of Hamas's buildup. During his speech, Gilad Erdan was confronted by participants who accused him of using the event for political purposes.

Ultra-Orthodox Public Party files major lawsuit: "Proceeds will go to the campaign"
Upon its establishment, the Ultra-Orthodox Public Party is threatening a lawsuit following blunt accusations regarding its chairman's motives. The party stated that the lawsuit is underway and that any proceeds will be transferred directly to its campaign.

The defense company promised $16 million this year: it's not even close
The drone company controlled by Ronen Elad published weak semi-annual reports and announced its third CEO in a year. The stock has soared by hundreds of percent since the start of the year on the back of big names like Yossi Cohen, but the gap between ambitious forecasts and actual performance is only growing.

At a record price: garden apartment sold in central Tel Aviv for 11 million shekels
A 156 sqm garden apartment with a 170 sqm private garden was sold on Jabotinsky Street at a record price. MyTown CEO Yossi Hasson stated that such a transaction confirms the success of the company's concept in creating premium assets.

From Formula 1 to prime time: The dramatic change in Yael Shelbia's career
Alongside a high-profile relationship with a Formula 1 driver and an international career, the 24-year-old model and actress is returning to the set in Israel and will star in the new season of one of the most beloved comedies on screen.

A revolution in Israeli hotels: how to check in without waiting at the reception
Guests at the well-known hotel in Eilat will enjoy an exceptional digital welcome experience, based on an innovative development that will replace traditional service representatives at the counter.

Not what you thought: North West reveals her dream job
Kim and Kanye's daughter may enjoy family wealth and the start of a musical career, but it turns out she is counting the days until she has a "normal job" - and honestly, we didn't see that coming. We hope she spells our names right.

Einbinder backs Ruffalo: "Antisemitic? That's ridiculous"
The star of "Hacks" came to the defense of Mark Ruffalo after he was accused of antisemitism following his criticism of the Ellison family and the Paramount deal with Warner Bros. The Jewish-American actress, who has previously spoken out harshly against Israel, wrote: "The Ellisons are providing military technology to Israel during a genocide." John Cusack also stood by Ruffalo, addressing the...

Miki Berkovich's son on the disclosure of his condition: "We did it out of love"
Following the revelation of 72-year-old Miki Berkovich's difficult struggle with advanced dementia, his son, Roi Berkovich, published a touching post on Facebook, thanking the public for their support and asking for privacy during this complex time.

School Safety: MADA Issues Guidelines for the New Academic Year
Ahead of the start of the school year next week, MADA published detailed safety guidelines for parents, children, and drivers, emphasizing that children up to the age of nine need adult supervision on the way to and from school.

Zvi Sukkot threatened Yair Golan with a lawsuit: "You have exactly half an hour"
The chairman of the Democrats, Yair Golan, commented on footage showing MK Zvi Sukkot destroying monuments to terrorists in Samaria. In response to the accusations, Sukkot demanded the post be deleted, threatening a lawsuit.

How is it decided who will receive state security?
The question of Gadi Eisenkot's security does not leave the public agenda. The discussion focuses on the head of the Shin Bet, Ronen Bar, but the authority lies with another body. 'Hamashrokite' explains.

Reservations, locations and the winning card: two weeks until the closing of the lists for the Knesset
Parties from all ends of the political spectrum are preparing for a decision ahead of the most dramatic moment on the way to the ballot box. What will Netanyahu decide? Who will join Eisenkot? How many of the incumbent Yesh Atid MKs will be pushed out? How will Winter's entry affect things, and what is expected on the Gantz-Ardan-Tropper front? The full review.

GTA 6 Leaks Persist: Take-Two Takes Legal Action Against Microsoft and Discord
Take-Two has launched a legal battle to identify the source of major GTA 6 gameplay leaks. The developer is seeking court orders to obtain user data from Microsoft and Discord to track down those responsible.

Dementia is no longer a "disease of the elderly"
It can arrive in the middle of life, when the career is at its peak, the children are still at home, and there are many plans for the future. But alongside the difficulty of dementia and Alzheimer's, many families are forced to deal with shame, concealment, and friends who do not always know how to react.

Where is Lapid? Bennett: "We keep saying that we need to work together"
It seems that the chairman of Yesh Atid, Yair Lapid, has been absent recently from the Behad party campaign. The movement's chairman, former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, in an interview with 103FM radio, denies this categorically: "We are plowing the country, separately and together. We held two conferences in the last few days, and we continue to reach everywhere."

Military projects pushed Israel Shipyards: quarterly revenue rose by 21.6%
Israel Shipyards reported a 21.6% increase in quarterly revenue to 428.5 million shekels. Net profit jumped 22-fold to 15.6 million shekels, driven by strong performance in the shipyard and port sectors.

Menora sets new targets: 73% growth in assets by the end of the decade
Alongside strong financial reports, the insurance company Menora Mivtachim is the first to officially raise its targets. The company earned 785 million shekels in the second quarter with a return on equity of 34%, higher than other insurance companies. It projects assets under management of 750 billion shekels by 2030, a 73% jump compared to the end of last year, a similar jump in profit to 3...

133% jump: Israeli defense company reports record orders
Smart Shooter summarizes an exceptionally strong first half of 2026: revenues grew by approximately 27.3% to about 16.3 million dollars, the order backlog jumped to 51.6 million dollars, and the adjusted net profit shifted from a loss to a profit of 1.5 million dollars. CEO Michal Mor: "Demand is increasing"

Dorit Revelis against the critics: "We know what we have between us"
The international model who got engaged to fashion photographer Dudi Hasson on the beach in Tel Aviv addresses the stormy reactions on social media and talks about their life together and plans for the future.

The insurance company CEO who was fired at the 90th minute reveals: how I became a billionaire
After her appointment as CEO of an insurance company was canceled at the last moment, Israeli entrepreneur Eti Elishakov decided to risk all her family assets to build an empire from scratch. Now she is marking her next goal.

Electra Group soars: 4 billion shekels in revenue, profit jumped by 60%
The infrastructure and construction giant concludes an exceptionally strong quarter with revenue of about 4 billion shekels and presents an unprecedented figure in its backlog for the rest of the year. It will distribute dividends in the amount of tens of millions of shekels.

Keystone initiates Egged IPO, aiming for a valuation of 8 billion shekels; quarterly profit fell by 77%
The infrastructure fund Keystone is initiating the IPO process for Egged, targeting an 8 billion shekel valuation. Meanwhile, the fund reported a 77% decline in net profit for the second quarter of 2026, down to 32 million shekels.

Report: Chinese President may visit India for the first time in years
Indian sources told Reuters that the visit is in advanced stages of coordination. President Xi may arrive at the head of a 400-person delegation for the BRICS summit in New Delhi, signaling a potential turning point in bilateral relations.

Filmed a Calvin Harris concert - and got hit by a pizza from the sky
Who among us hasn't had this happen: a fan who arrived at a Calvin Harris concert in Belfast was filming her favorite DJ when suddenly a pizza thrown in her direction landed on her with force. "Thanks to everyone who helped me, what a night," she wrote in the caption to the video that went viral.

Menora Mivtachim: Profit rose by 10% to 785 million shekels
Menora Mivtachim concluded the second quarter with a total profit of 785 million shekels, a 10% increase compared to the same period last year. The company's return on equity rose to 24.7%.

Lawyer from the Sharon region suspected of forging dozens of documents for drivers whose licenses were revoked
An investigation by the Central District's Fraud and Cyber Unit has led to the arrest of a 60-year-old lawyer from Tira. The suspect allegedly forged documents to falsely lead courts, police, and the Licensing Office to believe that disqualified drivers had surrendered their licenses, while they continued to drive.

Pro-Palestinian candidate on Fox News: "Are you circumcised? Circumcision is also a surgery"
The Democratic and progressive candidate for the Senate in Michigan confronted a Fox News interviewer over gender-affirming treatments for children, gas prices, and the war with Iran. Al-Sayed: "Circumcision is a surgery on a child," Watters: "Circumcision is different from castration." Al-Sayed: "No one is trying to push for Sharia law."

From the Budget Department to Shapir: Yogev Gardos' new job
Gardos, former head of the Budget Department at the Ministry of Finance, will join Shapir Engineering as a senior executive and will be appointed head of the Finance and Business Development Division. Yesterday, Shapir published its second-quarter reports, with revenues jumping by approximately 21% to about 1.7 billion shekels; a special improvement was recorded in the real estate sector.

$100,000: The new move by the Trump administration that will make immigration more difficult
Washington is promoting a new fee that will make it harder for skilled workers to immigrate to the United States.

Bar Refaeli with a surprising confession: "I stole this from a restaurant, what will become of me?"
The international model shared a spontaneous video in which she opens her large leather bag and pulls out a crystal ashtray belonging to the business, and hurried to clarify to her followers that it was an embarrassing mistake that occurred at the end of the meal.

"Nobody knew": Vicky Chalmi reveals the affair with another 'Married at First Sight' groom
One of the most talked-about brides in the latest season of the successful reality show on Keshet 12 decides to stop keeping it inside, and admits for the first time to having a discreet and stormy romantic relationship with another groom from the same season.

Avigdor Lieberman changes his tune: Yair Golan gets a hug
Against the backdrop of preparations for the 26th Knesset elections, Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman is changing his tune, offering surprising praise for the military record of The Democrats' chairman, Yair Golan.

Rami Levy breaks the market and cuts prices: basic products for only 2.90 shekels
Rami Levy is launching new limited-time promotions and offering the most sought-after products in Israel, including favorite food and cleaning brands, at prices not exceeding 10 shekels, which will cut your shopping basket expenses.

Haim Etgar warns of a scam in Israel: "60 million shekels just in the last year"
The investigative journalist shares how searching for good stocks can lead to a scam costing innocent victims tens of millions. Etgar: "The stock falls and the victims lose their shirts."

Menora Mivtachim breaks a record: 34.2% return on equity for the quarter
Total profit for the half-year rose 13% to 1.25 billion shekels, adjusted profit jumped 26%, and the group distributed half a billion shekels in dividends and immediately announced another half a billion. Behind the numbers lies a new growth engine - credit - and a first perfect rating. What does all this mean for your pension savings?

12 Pumpkin Recipes for Rosh Hashanah
From sweet pumpkin with Moroccan spices to Asian-style stew or ossobuco with apricots, here are 12 creative ways to make pumpkin the star of your holiday table.

Due to noise complaints: children of the moshav did not play on the court for 14 years
An injunction issued in 2012 prohibited the use of the only sports court in the moshav Ge'a following residents' complaints. The council claimed it had carried out the adjustments required to reduce noise, and the court accepted its position. Activity will resume during limited hours.

Danit Sofer is back in the "MasterChef" kitchen: "Last time I was so stressed that it's all I remember"
The pressure that took over is what remained with Danit Sofer from the last time she was in the "MasterChef" kitchen. It affected her so much that she couldn't express her cooking, and now she has returned with the aspiration to fix it - and to trust herself: "If it doesn't work, I won't serve it."

Without a 15-minute delay: Tel Aviv Stock Exchange removes historical lag
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is launching an app that will display real-time securities prices and provide data on movements by investor type, including "smart money."

Omer returned from Lebanon with trauma. His ex-wife used it in a custody battle
Reservists who seek mental health help following the war may find that their treatment summaries are used against them in proceedings concerning visitation rights with their children.

First funding round for XPeng's humanoid division at a valuation of $6.3 billion
XPeng's humanoid robot division, Dogotix, has raised over $900 million in its first funding round. The investment gives the company a post-money valuation of more than $6.3 billion.

Bruce Willis's daughter: "I miss a different version of who he was"
While the famous actor deals with frontotemporal dementia, his eldest daughter Rumer Willis underwent genetic testing to assess her risks. Regarding her father, she admitted with pain: "There are days that are just so hard."

Noam Yaacov denied eligibility for college basketball season
The NCAA has declared the Israeli guard ineligible to play for the University of Utah this year. The reasons for the decision remain unclear despite the university's efforts.

Navitas reaches record quarter and acquires second production facility for the Sea Lion project in the Falklands
The oil and gas exploration partnership Navitas recorded a sharp jump in revenues in the second quarter of 2026, following the start of full production at its flagship project - the Shenandoah reservoir in the Gulf of Mexico. Net profit stood at $77 million, compared to a loss of $56 million in the same quarter last year.

Gone too far? Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council in Iran sparks a storm
Mohsen Rezaee, recently appointed to a senior security post, has sparked a political storm with hawkish remarks that contradict the official line of Iran's leadership. His comments regarding a potential halt to oil exports and a reconsideration of nuclear doctrine have ignited intense domestic debate.

5% drop in Phoenix profits to 908 million shekels; will distribute a dividend of 400 million shekels
Phoenix concluded the second quarter of 2026 with a total profit of 908 million shekels, a 5% decrease year-on-year. Despite a decline in insurance core profits, the company saw significant growth in investment management and consumer credit activities.

Under IDF and Border Police protection: MK Zvi Sukkot participated in the destruction of a monument in a Palestinian village
MK Zvi Sukkot stated he personally took action to remove monuments honoring terrorists after the army failed to act on his demands. Gilad Kariv of The Democrats criticized the event, noting that MKs are often denied access to other villages due to a lack of security forces.

Summer in Europe continues to break records: at least 35,000 deaths reported
The deadliest summer on record: European Union scientific reports reveal that in Spain, Germany, and France alone, the death toll has reached 25,000. Scientists expect the numbers to rise through the end of August.

Shocking motive revealed: The sum for which Adv. Arbel Feldman was murdered
Just two hours after the deadly shooting at a law firm in Rishon LeZion, murder suspect Ahmad al-Rajoub was recorded asking calmly: "Is he dead?". Police have filed a prosecutor's statement ahead of an indictment, revealing the emergency call transcript and the suspect's motive.

Zanlahl management decides to return approximately 30 million shekels to the public
Zanlahl reported a net profit of 26 million shekels for the first half of 2026. Growth in the dairy sector offset the impact of imports in the vegetable segment, enabling the company to announce dividend distributions.

The country's largest insurance company publishes reports: these are the numbers
The core profit of Phoenix grew 10% above expectations, asset management activity jumped 36%, and the company is returning 62% of the half-year profits to shareholders. Phoenix is also increasing its share buyback program and announces that it will update its 2028 targets upwards.

Yael Shelbia in shock: Lance Stroll retires early at Dutch Grand Prix
Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll had a difficult race at the Dutch Grand Prix, which ended in heavy damage to the car and an early retirement. While his partner Yael Shelbia is vacationing at the Dead Sea, the Canadian lashed out at the Honda engine: "It's a roulette, the improvement is small and not enough."

"Obsessed with Hitler": 56 years later, neo-Nazi identified as the arsonist of the Jewish nursing home in Munich
New testimony from a woman, according to which the suspect declared his desire to "set the Jews on fire," and shortly thereafter the building went up in flames, led local police to a German citizen who died in 2020, who belonged to far-right circles and was sentenced to prison for blowing up telephone booths. 7 Holocaust survivors were murdered in the arson and 15 people were injured.

60% jump in profit and one sector that stands out negatively: Electra summarizes the quarter
Jump in net profit: Electra concludes the quarter with revenues of 4 billion shekels and a 60% jump in profit to 109 million. The growth was supported by a sharp increase in the infrastructure, real estate, and concession sectors in Israel, which offset the erosion in overseas operations. The company will distribute a dividend of 41 million shekels against the backdrop of winning mega-projects and...

Dozens injured, hundreds evacuated: powerful tornado hits France
The tornado struck with great force in the Aude department. Two missing people were found under the rubble of a house with minor injuries. 41 people were treated and 15 were evacuated to hospitals. About 600 residents were evacuated from their homes.

Maccabi Netanya Condemns Attack on Bnei Sakhnin Players
Following the attack on visiting players and fans after yesterday's match, Maccabi Netanya issued an official statement condemning the violence.

Investigation into shooting at Jewish summer camp in Maine: Police suspect antisemitic motive
A significant development in the investigation of the shooting incident that put hundreds of children and staff at a Jewish summer camp in Maine into lockdown: court documents revealed on Saturday show that as early as the initial investigation, police suspected an antisemitic bias — a detail not included in the initial reports of the incident.

Tornado destroys village in France: 41 injured and about 300 homes damaged
The tornado hit Pomas in the southwest of the country, tearing off roofs, uprooting trees, and leaving thousands of homes without electricity. 15 of the injured were taken to hospitals, including a pregnant woman whose house collapsed on her. The storms caused disruptions on roads, trains, and flights, and even led to the suspension of a stage in the Vuelta a España cycling race.

Renowned actress faced financial collapse: "OnlyFans saved me"
Jessie Cave, who played Lavender Brown in the successful film series, reveals in a special interview how the platform saved her from financial collapse, but at the same time took a heavy professional toll. "It literally saved me," she shares openly.

Buying another 32 thousand coins: "The rise had to happen"
Ethereum recorded a weekly jump of 30%, while Bitmine purchased another 32,447 coins. Is this the beginning of a crypto "summer" or just an unusual week in the markets?

The company that paid nearly 200 million shekels for land in Ness Ziona
A single Israel Land Authority tender for land to build apartments in Ness Ziona has concluded, with a bid that reflects a discount of about 18% on the land. Who are the winning companies, how much does the land cost, and why housing prices cannot really drop in this area.

Pediatrician pleads with parents in Israel: "This is the difference between dinner and an ambulance"
Grapes, cherry tomatoes, and sausages can become a deadly plug in the windpipe. A pediatrician warns of the danger in the kitchen and emphasizes: cutting lengthwise is the difference between dinner and intensive care.

Phoenix grew its asset management operations by 50% and signals target adjustments
Increase in core profits and growth in assets under management: Phoenix concludes the first half of 2026 with a total profit of 1.57 billion shekels and an increase in business targets. Excellence Trade crossed the 100,000 client threshold. The company will distribute a 400 million shekel dividend and increase its share buyback program.

Portland star's injury to impact Deni Avdija: US media analyzes team dynamics
Shaedon Sharpe is sidelined with a meniscus tear, prompting 'Yahoo Sports' to analyze the Blazers' new rotation, where Deni Avdija is expected to take on a larger role.

Police re-arrested a young man with no criminal record, the judge ruled: "You acted against my decision"
The young man from Eilat is suspected of drug trafficking and possession of 4 grams of cocaine, and after about 20 days in custody, he was released under restrictive conditions. When an additional opinion was received, the police requested to re-arrest him, but the court rejected the request. Despite this, he was arrested, and the judge ordered his immediate release.

Vance argued for negotiations, Trump ignored warnings: "We will deal with everything"
The intelligence chief warned, Netanyahu pushed to "seize the opportunity," Vance pushed for a different approach, and the Pentagon presented options for a "decisive" outcome. According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump ultimately chose to project power and launched a war that he promised would last 6 weeks. Half a year has passed since then. In the White House, they are convinced: "We destroyed...

They created one of the greatest debut albums in history. And then success became a curse
Boston's debut album sold more than 20 million copies and turned Tom Scholz and Brad Delp into rock stars almost overnight. Scholz, a mechanical engineer who built a studio in his basement, created an album that sounded different from anything around it in 1976 and spawned a string of hits that are still played endlessly. 50 years later, we returned to the story behind the album — about the...

Five things to know ahead of the trading day
Trading on the local stock exchange will open against the backdrop of global pressure in the chip sector. The Ministry of Finance's move failed and US bond yields are not falling - is there a fear of a recurring crisis? The trade war between the US and Canada is deteriorating to new heights. Also: the biotech sector is accelerating following Moderna's surge. Globes organizes the order ahead of the...

An estate of 3 million shekels and no will: who gets what in every family scenario
A spouse inherits half against children and two-thirds against siblings, a grandchild enters the picture only when their parent has passed away, common-law partners are equal to married ones - and for those with no relatives, the estate eventually goes to the state. The full numerical breakdown, scenario by scenario.

Treasury absent from discussions: tens of millions for protection racket victims remain frozen
Despite a government decision, the Ministry of Finance has failed to attend meetings on combating protection rackets led by Itamar Ben Gvir. Two months after the pilot project was announced, no funds have been transferred to affected businesses.

Tax benefits: credit, deduction, ceilings and who actually uses them
For every shekel deposited into pension savings, the state returns a portion through two completely different mechanisms: a credit (zikuy) under Section 45a, which reduces the tax itself, and a deduction (nikuy) under Section 47, which reduces the taxable income. The guide explains the difference, shows a full calculation of how much a self-employed person saves on an income of 280,000 shekels...

Rental tax: The cheap route this year may be the expensive one in the future
Exemption up to a ceiling, a fixed 10% tax, or a graduated track with expenses and depreciation - the choice seems technical, but it determines how much you will pay this year and how much capital gains tax you will pay upon sale. We break down the numbers, examples, and the depreciation trap.

Train operator fell asleep while driving and woke up at the moment of collision
Unusual footage from San Francisco shows a train operator dozing off while driving, moments before the train he was operating collided with force into another train standing on the tracks.

Israeli technology company PEAX reports millions in losses due to dollar exchange rate
The PEAX Group presented mixed financial results with record revenues of hundreds of millions of shekels, alongside a severe impact from the exchange rate that caused an estimated loss of millions of shekels in profits.

Defense software company TSG reports 101% jump in net profit
TSG presents strong financial results for the first half of 2026 with revenues of nearly 250 million shekels, despite a multi-million shekel impact from dollar exchange rate fluctuations.

The secret addiction of the Spider-Man star revealed: "There is no control over impulses"
He is considered one of the most respected actors in Hollywood, but now he reveals the different reality behind the scenes, the secret account, and the despair that makes him want to escape the industry.

Social networks exposed: who is leading in the fight against antisemitism?
A new report reveals huge gaps in how major social networks handle the wave of online hate, and identifies the platform that showed the worst enforcement data of all.

After shares plunged by nearly 10%: Sonol Real Estate increases profits
After recording a drop of nearly 10% in its value over the last three months, the Israeli company published its financial results and presented an impressive increase in equity, which reached hundreds of millions of shekels.

Dramatic decrease in land supply: housing prices will rise in the long term
The Israel Land Authority continues to show weak data regarding land marketing. A permanent director has not yet been appointed, and out of dozens of tenders, only a few are intended for high-density construction.

Ahead of the market opening: Investors hold their breath for the massive event
Tel Aviv fell more than 1% as chip stocks plummeted ahead of tomorrow's Nvidia report, but InterCure surged 24.4% thanks to a massive compensation. What is expected today, the day before the week's biggest event?

Lawsuit against multi-million estate 17 years after breakup: Court ruling
17 years after the breakup, the Family Court dismissed a massive lawsuit against an estate. The District Court in Haifa overturned the decision, ruling that the question of the statute of limitations requires an in-depth factual investigation.

London: Man filmed in Jewish area wearing a shirt with a battle cry against Jews
The shirt read "Khaybar Khaybar yaa Yahud," a battle cry referring to the 7th-century massacre of the Jews of Khaybar by Muhammad's army. A Jewish man shopping with his children alerted the police, but the suspect remains at large.

"Israel Out": A rally in Phuket against tourist behavior, primarily targeting Israelis
This coming Friday, an unusual protest rally is planned at Patong Beach, centered on a call by local residents in Phuket for foreign tourists to respect the country's laws, with explicit focus on Israeli travelers. The gathering, currently receiving hostile promotion from pro-Palestinian elements, is awaiting final approval from local police.

The mistake made when talking to a chat: How to talk correctly to AI during a crisis?
More and more people are finding a listening ear in AI-based chats during moments of crisis, but automatic support without caveats can actually reinforce destructive patterns and harmful dependency. Liora Goichman-Magril, a clinical psychologist from Maccabi, explains why AI tends to agree with us a little too much, when a bright red light should go on, and how to phrase requests to benefit from...

Famous singer responds to rumors regarding Hayden Panettiere
James Blunt responded to information linking him to a disturbing story revealed by the actress a few months before her death. Panettiere recounted that at age 18, she was led to a room on a yacht with a famous naked man. After her death, speculations circulated online regarding Blunt's involvement. The singer shared an investigation highlighting time gaps between the photos and the timeline...

Trump did what his predecessors did not dare – and sparked a storm: "Like Putin"
The Trump administration is preparing to cancel the business and tourism visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have filed asylum applications in the United States or are currently in the process of obtaining asylum seeker status, reported the AP news agency today (Tuesday).

The most surprising thing: this is how they take down the balloons from the ceiling at Ben Gurion Airport
If you have ever wondered how someone manages to reach and take down all the helium balloons stuck to the high ceiling of the arrivals hall at Ben Gurion Airport, know that you are definitely not alone. Of course, we had to check, and the answer to this question is so simple that it will amaze you.

"You murdered a human being, how can you sit and laugh?": An exclusive interview with Matanya, whose friend Binyahu Razi was murdered before his eyes
The friend of the late Binyahu Razi reveals that Agam Tsarfi continues to harass him with calls from prison. Matanya revealed that Agam Tsarfi is also threatening him from detention.

The warnings on the President's desk: Details of the explicit warnings Donald Trump received before the war with Iran
According to a Wall Street Journal investigation, just days before the war began, the President was warned that killing Khamenei would not collapse the regime, but would bring to power an even more militant leadership that would accelerate nuclear weapons development. Despite intelligence warnings, Tehran's threats to close the Strait of Hormuz, and expert assessments that an attack would turn the...

Out of 66 side effects attributed to statins, only 4 are proven to be caused by the drugs
A massive study examining dozens of side effects attributed to popular cholesterol-lowering drugs has found that only four are actually caused by the treatment.

National Insurance Institute: August Benefit Payments Schedule
This week, the National Insurance Institute will finalize benefit payments for hundreds of thousands of eligible Israelis. Here is the distribution schedule and the latest update on payment amounts.
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Trading Summary: Mixed Trends on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and Debt Market Activity
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange research unit summarized the week, highlighting divergent index performance, significant capital raising in the debt market, and continued investor interest in mutual funds.

Reality star shares: "There were several attempts and it wasn't the time. It's painful"
Even in his second round on the cooking reality show, Eliav Sasson manages to stand out and receive many compliments from the judges. While preparing the next dish for them, the cook shared his desire to become a father and the challenging journey he is going through alongside his partner on the way to parenthood: "I need the prayers of the entire nation of Israel."

Soft and airy: The honey challah that will make your Rosh Hashanah sweet
A round challah is already a Rosh Hashanah tradition, and this version adds honey both to the dough and after baking. Ahead of the holiday, pastry chef Chen Cohen presents a recipe for a festive round challah that can also be prepared in a dairy version.

Chips weigh on market trading and Bitcoin is near $80,000
Globes provides a first update on the state of global markets. Morning: Wall Street futures are rising slightly after a mixed trading day; Asia is seeing a mixed trend, with KOSPI leading the declines. Trading in Tel Aviv is expected to open with a negative trend due to arbitrage gaps. Oil prices are climbing, and Bitcoin is nearing $80,000. Morgan Stanley warns: "We have entered an era of...

After five years in the studio: the voice actor who broke through on television surprises again
Paz Perel launches "Tov" ("Good"), the first single from a new musical project he has been working on for the past five years. The song combines pop, soul, and R&B, bringing a message of hope and perseverance.

Saudi Arabia to build 3 amusement parks in France for billions: 'There hasn't been anything like this since Disneyland'
Riyadh will fund and build the parks near the French capital, including one based on the popular Japanese franchise 'Dragon Ball'. An advisor to French President Macron: 'He and the Saudi Crown Prince share a passion for manga, and for this series in particular.' At the same time, Paris rejected criticism regarding the project being entrusted to Saudi Arabia: 'We did not come to lecture others.'

Training even in a heatwave? Here is how to do it right
The Israeli summer does not have to stop your training routine, but it does require changing it. When heat stress and humidity rise, even a routine workout can become a burden on the body and lead to dehydration, heat exhaustion, and even heatstroke. How to train correctly on heatwave days, which workouts are more dangerous, and when must you stop?

Stability in the foreign exchange market after new sanctions: dollar at 3.00 shekels
Following the US plan for the financial isolation of Iran, currency markets show minimal movement. The dollar is trading at 3.00 shekels as investors await the Bank of Israel's interest rate decision.

4 recipes that will make you look at quinces differently
Three sweet dishes and one savory prove that there is much more to this fruit than its appearance suggests. All recipes are by Israel Aharoni.

Massacre in Haiti: At least 47 killed and 22 wounded in gang attack
According to a CBC report, gunmen raided Kenscoff, setting houses on fire and killing residents, forcing thousands to flee. UN data indicates that more than 3,100 people have been killed in the country due to gang violence between January and June.

The digital wallet war at the pumps: which refueling app is the most cost-effective in Israel?
Israeli drivers are flocking to refueling and benefits apps to combat the high cost of living. But behind the promises of "cashback" lie fine print, strict expiration conditions, and surprising refueling restrictions. We compared the 5 leading apps in Israel.

Azorim CEO responds: "15 cancellations? We delivered over 1,000 apartments"
CEO Adi Dana addresses the report regarding the wave of deal cancellations. According to him, "it is less than 0.8%, this is a routine standard deviation." He also commented on the impact of financing benefits.

Protest by hostage families against American-Israeli organization: Do not give Dermer a platform
120 family members of hostages and soldiers have spoken out against the IAC organization's decision to feature Ron Dermer as the keynote speaker at three events next month, claiming he was one of the most influential voices opposing several hostage deals: "The decision is dismissive and disrespectful to families who paid a direct price for these decisions."

Egged has grown again and may lose a tender worth hundreds of millions
The Public Transport Authority is considering barring Egged from the Hashmonaim cluster tender. The move follows findings that the company exceeds market share and annual mileage caps set by the Competition Authority.

Keystone and Edeltech request to immediately accelerate the conversion of the loan into shares at the Sorek power plant
The Keystone fund and Edeltech have requested that the Electricity Authority accelerate the conversion of their loan into equity in the Sorek power plant. This move suggests that Keystone may have abandoned its bid to acquire Shikun & Binui Energy.

University of Haifa in economic crisis: 170 lecturers fired or had their positions reduced
The University of Haifa is facing a 60 million shekel annual deficit. As part of a recovery plan, 170 non-tenured lecturers have received notices of dismissal or position reductions.

The new closing trade phase is flourishing, but retail investors remain on the sidelines
The stock exchange is investigating the low participation of retail investors in the TAL closing phase. Data shows they account for only 5% of trading volume, while institutional and foreign investors dominate the segment.

Investment Manager and the Golden Tip: "The Best Buying Point is When Pessimism is Priced In"
When Horizon Investment House CEO Itay Lipkovich looks at the drama in US bond yields, he sees an opportunity: "When the Treasury intervenes in the market, stocks rise." Why is he looking for bargains specifically in the bond companies the market fears? And also: the tech giant he is convinced will surprise in a big way.

From glaciers to taps: This summer's spirits
Vodka from Finland and France, rosé from the south of France, Gewürztraminer from the Golan, and a new Israeli sparkling wine from Teperberg have hit the shelves just in time. Cans are also taking a place of honor, with Spanish wines and cocktails, alongside colorful craft editions from Schnit. We tasted the new releases and checked what is worth the money.

Anthropic on Track for Historic IPO: The Question of Claude's Subsidies
The giant behind the popular language model is aiming for a $2 trillion valuation, potentially replacing SpaceX as the largest issuer. With high growth rates and reported operating profit, the market remains skeptical: is the company subsidizing user queries to undercut competitors?

Offering Cancelled: Former Ambassador Danny Ayalon Misses Out on Millions in Commissions
Following a cold reception from institutional investors, the American real estate company Eagle Properties has cancelled its 500 million shekel bond issuance. The move leaves the offering's advisors and underwriters, including former Israeli Ambassador to the US Danny Ayalon, without their projected 10 million shekel fees.

Apartments not delivered on time: The new concern for long-term rental companies
Financial reports from REIT funds for the first half of 2026 reveal significant delays in the delivery of hundreds of apartments. This results in delayed occupancy and lost rental income, with several cases now heading to court.

Independent trading, economies of scale and a trillion shekels: how investment houses became profit machines
Thanks to automatic deposits, market rallies and strong operating leverage, the five largest investment houses recorded a 52% jump in aggregate net profit to 651 million shekels. Meitav and IBI lead thanks to independent trading activities and services for the high-tech sector, while Altshuler Shaham remains far behind.

Oshers Ad slashes the price on an essential product: only 279.90 NIS
The Tefal steam iron, model SV6120, is offered at the Oshers Ad chain for 279.90 NIS, while the cheapest offer on the price comparison website stands at 369 NIS.

800 billion shekels: The deficit in the National Insurance Institute
The actuarial deficit of the National Insurance Institute is estimated at nearly double the cost of the war, and the reserve fund intended to cover it is expected to be depleted as early as 2035 — ten years earlier than originally planned. The aging population is inflating benefit payments, but the question is whether this is the only reason or if there is also a policy failure here. Gad Lior...

The medical reason why Simon Cowell is stepping off the screen
Simon Cowell is expected to be absent for several weeks from the filming of the reality shows where he serves as a judge, following a medical procedure he is preparing to undergo due to ongoing back problems. According to reports published this week, it is a routine procedure related to his old injury and not a new or serious medical problem. During his absence, guest judges are expected to fill...

USA: Man murders five people, including his partner and her family, then commits suicide
36-year-old Benjamin Charles Parker is suspected of murdering five people in a rural home in Oregon, after which he took his own life. Police found the suspect's body about 300 km from the crime scene. Among the dead: his 26-year-old partner, her 60-year-old mother, and her 85-year-old grandmother.

Something unusual is happening in the oceans – and scientists are worried
The Earth's oceans reached their highest temperature ever recorded in modern history this past weekend. The average sea surface temperature in non-polar regions hit 21.1 degrees Celsius, breaking the previous record set in March 2024. Scientists are particularly concerned that this record was reached during a period when water temperatures are typically not at their peak.

The ring was flushed down the toilet: train workers did everything to get it back
Almost a month after losing her wedding ring in a train toilet, Julie Angelicola got it back on Monday during an emotional meeting at Penn Station in New York. Angelicola was sure the ring had been accidentally flushed down the toilet while she was washing her hands, but a number of NJ Transit employees mobilized for the unusual search. The carriage was taken out of service, the toilet system was...

Unusual incident in Florida: A man snuck onto a plane at night and fell asleep in the restroom
An unusual incident at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida: earlier this month, 32-year-old Samuel Prescott Lucky was arrested after allegedly managing to infiltrate a secure area of the airport at night, boarding a JetBlue passenger plane undergoing maintenance without authorization, and remaining there for hours. In the morning, during a routine inspection of the...

Pure terror: She saw something moving in the closet — and then discovered who was hiding there
An unexpected encounter occurred recently in the bedroom of a resident of Blerick in the Netherlands, after she discovered a snake crawling among the clothes that were lying on the floor. According to the Limburg police, the woman called the officers after the snake continued on its way and entered the wardrobe.

Turkey: Opposition mayors convicted – one of them sentenced to 23 years in prison
Five mayors belonging to the Republican People's Party were convicted in a corruption case that lasted seven months and involved 200 defendants. The mayor of Beşiktaş received the heaviest sentence, while the other four were sentenced to five to eight years in prison. Erdogan's opponents claim that the trial is politically motivated.

"Your relationship is a car that needs to go uphill, and you are both pushing it from behind with all your might"
Does the feeling that you are giving everything but nothing is moving sound familiar to you? Here is how to stop the mechanisms of resistance and criticism, and learn to restart the engine of your relationship.

"Someone wrote to me: Thanks to you I started keeping Shabbat": Hadar Hertz on the power of the network
Hadar Hertz began uploading ideas she learned in Torah seminaries to the network, and discovered that the messages reach far beyond the audience she expected. She tells about the community that was created, the decision not to expose her personal life almost at all, and the messages that remind her why she continues.
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Reshet 13 star surprises: "I love it. It turns me on"
The reality star who became famous on the show "New Love" answers a curious question about her relationship with Dvir and explains why the reputation she gained as jealous or controlling is very far from the current reality of their lives.

Taiwan: Nine accused of exporting advanced AI servers to China, including an Nvidia employee
Taiwanese authorities have indicted nine individuals, including an Nvidia employee, for bypassing export controls. Prosecutors allege that 74 servers containing restricted B300 processors were smuggled into China via Indonesia, Japan, and Hong Kong.

Power Struggle: The Great Rebellion Against the FIFA President
For years, FIFA President Gianni Infantino bought loyalty, eliminated opposition, and kept Africa in his pocket. Now, at least 15 football associations on the continent are rebelling, Europe and America are uniting against him, and the biggest threat is coming from within the house. Is this the end of the football dictator, or will the bribes save him again?

The supplement considered healthy for the heart: study finds link to increased risk
A broad study published in the medical journal BMJ Medicine challenges the benefits of regular fish oil intake for healthy individuals. Following 415,000 participants over 12 years, researchers found that in cardiac-healthy patients, supplement use was linked to a 13% increased risk of atrial fibrillation and a 5% increased risk of stroke.

A monstrous magnet is installed in France: why the energy world is watching ITER closely
The central solenoid of the ITER project has been installed in southern France, marking a milestone in nuclear fusion research. Weighing 1,000 tons and capable of generating a 13-tesla magnetic field, this superconducting magnet is essential for controlling the plasma required to harness the same energy process that powers the Sun.

Drama on Wall Street: Tech Giant's Stock Plunges Ahead of Earnings Report
Pressure on the chip sector intensifies following reports of a 15% price hike in key systems, while oil prices drop and Bitcoin continues its unstoppable rally.

Ancient cemetery exposed in Egypt – and what is the connection to the Children of Israel?
A large-scale archaeological discovery was revealed this month in Egypt: a mission on behalf of the Supreme Council of Antiquities exposed at the Kom el-Khilgan site in the Dakahlia Governorate, in the eastern Nile Delta, an ancient cemetery and remains of a residential area documenting human settlement for thousands of years. The earliest findings date back to the first half of the fourth...

School principal in India suspended after being filmed swimming with female students
The principal took over 150 students on a trip to the Bhadaj dam, located about 2 km from the school. From the group, about 20 to 25 female students entered the water in the reservoir alongside the principal. Documentation of the event went viral and led to calls to fire the educator.

"We will turn Ace into Costco, we will sell everything there - from pasta to a kitchen faucet"
Ronen Ganon, the Haredi real estate entrepreneur who acquired Ace, Betili, Auto Depot, and 50% of Zol Stock, is entering the big leagues. The plan: to turn Ace into a chain that combines home accessories with food and to double the number of branches within a year. In an interview, he looks back at his childhood as a yeshiva student in a low-income family of seven and tells of the path he took to...

Bought advanced vacuums and discovered at home that they cannot be operated
Parallel import is an effective tool for reducing the cost of living, but buyers of Dreame X60 ULTRA robots at "Osher Ad" discovered at home that the device could not be activated. After customers received a refund, it turned out that the solution would cost the parallel importer 80,000 shekels.

The train has left the station
A balanced and clear Supreme Court ruling: Galei Tzahal will continue to broadcast, but a government that wishes to change this will be able to do so, if only it proves that its motives are not a desire to silence criticism and impose submissive broadcasting.