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Likud and Otzma Yehudit petitioned the Central Elections Committee to disqualify Ra'am and the Joint List from the upcoming Knesset elections, citing alleged terror support.

Security officials are preparing for a new pro-Palestinian flotilla departing from Sicily to challenge the Gaza naval blockade, following previous IDF interceptions.

Katy Perry's Lifetimes concert film grossed just 21,000 pounds against a 4 million pound budget during its limited UK theatrical release, struggling with near-empty cinemas.

A man in his 30s was killed and a woman moderately injured in a severe three-vehicle crash on Route 762 near Rekhasim on Sunday evening.

Britain's National Security Adviser warned Europe may face gas shortages and high prices this winter to prevent giving Russia an advantage in Ukraine.

A political clash erupted between Likud and Yashar! over Eliran Elia, candidate #33, following a Directors Guild statement supporting controversial films.

US President Donald Trump pressured the Federal Reserve ahead of its rate decision, arguing the US must have the lowest interest rates globally despite rising inflation.

Sixteen people are receiving preventative rabies treatment after a rabid fox was discovered in Karnei Shomron and a nearby military base, prompting urgent health warnings.

Yemeni Houthi forces targeted southern Saudi Arabia with missiles and drones as fighting displaced over 82,000 people, raising regional security concerns near Djibouti.

Culture Minister Miki Zohar vowed to revoke the citizenship of filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor after their film 'Neza' won a prize in Venice.

Six years after the passing of Mirit Harari, wife of veteran broadcaster Didi Harari, from pancreatic cancer at 52, Didi shared a moving tribute reflecting on time, loss, and eternal love.

Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll suffered his third consecutive retirement in Madrid due to a brake failure. Starting from the back of the grid, his race ended on lap 15.

Israeli officials confirm deep leadership fractures and economic collapse in Iran as US embassy in UAE issues security warnings for Jewish sites following intense internal regime infighting.

Yehuda Aaron Widawski, a Holocaust survivor from the Łódź Ghetto and Auschwitz who dedicated his life to preserving Jewish heritage, has died at 107.

A 45-year-old British Jewish man was found dead in a forest near the tomb of Rabbi Nachman in Uman during the holiday. Rescue services are working to release the body.

Two were wounded in southern Saudi Arabia after a Houthi projectile strike. US President Donald Trump stated the Houthis want to avoid direct conflict with Washington.

Russia launched a massive air assault near the Polish border, heightening NATO tensions as Ukraine prepares for renewed tripartite talks in October.

The Israeli Ministry of Health announced that tests for Ebola returned negative for a traveler returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, ending a brief health scare.

Channel 12 welfare reporter Michal Peilan celebrated her 40th birthday by sharing an intimate family photo and revealing a painful past struggle with fertility and miscarriage a decade ago.

Walla tech editor Yinon Ben Shushan has left the news portal after five years, citing a shift toward clickbait. He announced a new tech show on Channel 10 and an independent platform.

During a television interview on Keshet 12, Israeli host Rotem Sela candidly admitted she prefers sleeping in a separate room from her partner, sparking widespread viewer engagement.

The IDF criticizes the Lebanese army for failing to disarm Hezbollah under the Rome understanding. Meanwhile, the military continues striking terror infrastructure in southern Lebanon.

Brian Hickerson, former partner of the late Hayden Panettiere, was briefly handcuffed after a South Carolina bar brawl, months after the actress's tragic death.

Five minors were arrested in Holon following a violent street brawl that left two individuals hospitalized with moderate stab wounds.

The new season of Fauda on Netflix sparks intense global reactions and high viewership worldwide, including surprising top rankings in Lebanon and Arab nations.

Model Shlomit Malka and Shir Elroi, grandson of tycoon Yitzhak Tshuva, have split up after two years together, dividing their time between Tel Aviv and New York.

Israeli model Romy Frenkel attended the Michael Kors Spring/Summer 2027 fashion show in New York as a special guest of Factory 54, participating in an exclusive photoshoot.

Anime pioneer and voice acting pillar Mike McFarland has passed away at 56 from glioblastoma. Known for his work on Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Crunchyroll, his loss resonates deeply with global and Israeli fans.

Two Israelis and two Palestinians were arrested in Cyprus over suspected involvement in a major yacht drug smuggling ring after police seized 126 kg of ketamine.

Hamas confirms the elimination of its Khan Yunis brigade commander as regional security tensions persist, involving Iranian proxy actions and international diplomatic and military maneuvers.

Shots fired at a Jisr az-Zarqa school left no injuries as police swiftly arrested three suspects. Meanwhile, violent crime surges with a Negev teacher injured and three young men found dead in a burned car, bringing the Arab community's yearly toll to 173.

Intensive infrastructure work for the planned ultra-Orthodox city of Plugot near Kiryat Gat has been documented continuing through the Sabbath, sparking controversy.

The digital currency market closed the week with a negative trend. Bitcoin dropped 5.05% to $76,923, while Ripple plunged 7.45% and Ethereum declined 2.45%.

JPMorgan projects humanoid robot operating costs will drop to $10-$12 per hour, undercutting human labor and reshaping global manufacturing and logistics by 2030.

A review of Israel's top reality TV shows for 5786 highlights hits like Come Dine with Me, Big Brother, Dancing with the Stars, and Eurovision star Noam Batan.

Elon Musk maintains a massive lead as the world's richest person with $913.1 billion, while Michael Dell overtakes Sergey Brin for fourth place amid market volatility.

Michal HaKtana and Yehuda Bohbot were spotted together outside her parents' home in Yavne, sparking reconciliation rumors months after their publicized breakup.

Apple raised prices by $100 for all legacy iPhone models, including the iPhone 16 and iPhone Air, following its latest hardware event featuring foldable devices.

A train carrying European officials was halted near the Polish border after a Russian drone strike, prompting sharp reactions from Warsaw and new demands from Washington regarding Russian oil facilities.

Thirty years after Tupac Shakur's fatal Las Vegas shooting, the recent murder conviction of Keefe D brings legal closure, yet the legendary rapper's complex legacy of brilliant art, fierce contradictions, and unyielding rage continues to captivate global culture.

Bank of Israel Governor Amir Yaron used his personal credibility to convince banks to maintain ties with the Palestinian Authority until 2027, averting an immediate diplomatic crisis caused by government inaction.

The US evacuated an American diplomat from Britain without prior notice amid an investigation into child sexual abuse images, sparking diplomatic friction.

U.S. Representative Tom Tiffany and a pilot swam to safety after their small plane made an emergency landing in a Wisconsin lake, sustaining minor injuries.

Lionel Messi is closing in on the historic milestone of 1,000 career goals, currently sitting at 928 after scoring against Nashville. With a contract until 2028, the Argentine star has plenty of time to catch up.

A secret hardliner plot in Iran sabotaged a peace agreement with the US by attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz, plunging the two nations back into war amid a severe leadership vacuum.

Jared Kushner criticized Israel's strike in Doha, admitting the US leveraged the resulting diplomatic crisis to pressure Jerusalem into a Gaza arrangement.

Turkey and Syria's foreign ministers harshly criticized Israeli policy in Syria during a joint press conference, accusing Jerusalem of fueling regional instability and hindering Damascus.

Iran has reportedly requested advanced jet-powered Geran drones from Russia for potential use against Israel and the U.S., leveraging battlefield upgrades developed in Ukraine.

Jewish communities worldwide observe the High Holidays amid reinforced security, increased police patrols, and strict entrance protocols across major global cities due to elevated threats.

Three young men from Jaljulia were found shot dead inside a burning car near Jatt, bringing the 2026 Arab community homicide toll to 176.

U.S. Air Force fighter pilots fly only one sortie monthly, down from 5.5 in 2023, severely impacting combat readiness according to the Mitchell Institute.

Daniel Peretz received high praise from the Guardian as a key £6M signing for Southampton, helping the club recover following a past scandal.

Hapoel Tel Aviv prepares for a high-stakes Tel Aviv derby against Maccabi Tel Aviv, aiming for the championship title this season with strong defensive form and a reinforced squad.

Intelligence agencies in Jerusalem and Washington monitor escalating internal instability and economic collapse in Iran as security officials weigh strategic options.

A Russian drone struck near the Ukraine-Poland border, just 800 meters from a crossing, while another hit a train locomotive, prompting warnings from Kiev.

A wildfire broke out at the Tel Dan Nature Reserve on Sunday, prompting the evacuation of all visitors and the site's closure. This follows a major tire fire in Yarka the previous night.

IDF forces detained activists near Hebron who arrived to support Palestinian residents facing land disputes and alleged violence from an outpost settler.

American researcher Min Zin has been detained in China without charges since June, facing espionage allegations that Washington denies. His case is set to be raised at a high-level summit.

David Beckham attended the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Madrid, where he posed for a photo with Israeli model Michelle Gerzig and her husband, goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois.

Social media footage from Uman reveals severe chaos, garbage accumulation, curfew violations, and arrests during the annual pilgrimage to Rabbi Nachman's tomb, sparking local anger and concerns over future restrictions.

Altshuler Shaham Finance founders are advancing a 1 billion NIS deal to sell their controlling stake at a 1.8 billion NIS valuation, with CEO Yair Levinstein joining as a minority partner.

A comprehensive study published in PLoS ONE reveals that The Beatles are the most popular band in scientific literature, with thousands of paper titles featuring song references like The Long and Winding Road.

Former EuroLeague CEO Jordi Bertomeu has questioned the financial feasibility of the NBA's proposed European league, doubting massive valuations and entry fees.

Former SNL cast member Chloe Fineman has released a viral parody of Sydney Sweeney's controversial Novig sports commercial, mocking the campaign's focus on sexuality.

Five people were injured in a Russian drone attack on Odesa on Sunday, targeting residential areas just a day after a deadly strike killed two.

Turkey has signed the Artemis Accords at NASA headquarters, marking a major milestone in its national space program and preparing for the upcoming AYAP-1 lunar mission.

Leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are set to hold an unprecedented summit in Cardiff to demand independence referendums, challenging the UK government amid growing political pressure.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the Roadster sports car will be unveiled on October 1, nearly a decade after its initial preview, alongside recent autonomous ride-hailing trials in Austin.

The first Tel Aviv derby of the season approaches as Maccabi and Hapoel prepare to clash. European media highlights the matchup as one of the premier games in the upcoming EuroLeague half-season.

A surge in sophisticated financial scams targeting elderly Israelis has left vulnerable seniors stripped of their homes and life savings, prompting expanded free legal aid.

The Central District Court in Lod sentenced 21-year-old Kamar Kassem to 15 months in prison for causing the death of 18-year-old Nikita Khudozhnik in a high-speed collision.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced a 35-year-old Eritrean national to a suspended term for assault after he stole a decoy phone from an undercover police officer during a sting operation.

Iran and Oman reached preliminary understandings on Strait of Hormuz traffic, contingent on lifting US blockades, amid escalating security incidents and rising oil prices.

Alexander Zverev reached the US Open final by beating Karen Khachanov, who criticized his excessive ball bouncing before serves. Zverev shrugged off the complaints, calling the stats funny.

A Maccabi Haifa fan was sentenced to five months of community service and fined for violently assaulting a 17-year-old rival supporter over a scarf and hat at a Haifa bus stop.

Nike faces a severe financial and cultural slump, with its market cap dropping by over $200 billion. Amid rising competition from brands like On Cloud and Adidas, new CEO Elliott Hill aims to restore the sportswear giant's roots.

A commercial vessel was struck by a missile in the Strait of Hormuz as regional tensions escalate following pipeline attacks and drone strikes linked to the Houthi movement.

Turkish courts ordered the blocking of numerous LGBTQ+ websites and social media accounts, while police raids in Istanbul resulted in over a dozen arrests of activists.

Tesla has reclaimed over half of the US electric vehicle market, holding a 52% share in August 2026 as legacy automakers pull back from battery-powered vehicle production amid an industry-wide slowdown.

French champagne producers received temporary authorization to raise the maximum alcohol concentration from 13% to 15% due to severe summer heatwaves affecting grape ripening.

Ettore Messina has left Milan after repeated EuroLeague failures and will join the Atlanta Hawks as an external consultant, reuniting with former assistant Quin Snyder.

South Korea expanded its espionage laws to penalize industrial spying for any foreign nation, aiming to protect critical technologies like semiconductors and AI amid rising competition.

Japan's Yamanashi Prefecture is set to charge reckless climbers for helicopter rescues on Mount Fuji during off-season closures. The measure aims to curb dangerous hikes and ease public financial burdens.

Actress Dakota Johnson was spotted on a secret late-night date in New York with Machine Gun Kelly, just weeks after her split from rapper Tucker Pillsbury.

A new Israeli Ministry of Education pilot program is guiding high school students toward the IDF's prestigious Tzameret medical reserve track, connecting teens with student mentors to help navigate complex admission requirements.

Ben Shelton embodies the modern American tennis ambition as he chases a historic Grand Slam title at the US Open, bringing charisma, power, and viral energy to the sport.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama warned that artificial intelligence could become dangerous without proper regulation, urging Democrats to make AI a central policy issue.

The death toll from a passenger ferry fire in the Philippines has risen to 76, with 13 missing. Authorities have launched a criminal investigation into severe safety failures.

Israir launches direct flights to New York as the third Israeli carrier on the route. While holiday prices remain high, post-holiday fares drop significantly.

Discover creative culinary ideas to transform holiday leftovers like stale challah, roasted chicken, and salmon into gourmet dishes ranging from French toast to arancini.

The IDF inaugurated the HaAriel Battalion, the Home Front Command's new fifth rescue battalion, following lessons learned from the ongoing conflict and the October 7 war.

President Donald Trump urged the Smithsonian Institution to install a massive George Washington statue and launch a legacy exhibition, criticizing the museum's historical narratives.

Swedish voters head to the polls as the center-left bloc holds a polling lead, contrasting with rightward trends elsewhere in Europe despite a robust economy and lower crime rates.

Discover how an afternoon cup of coffee boosts cognitive function, what safe daily limits are, and why brewing methods impact your health and cholesterol.

Facing a trade war and 50% US tariffs under President Donald Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing for closer strategic ties and a new partner status with the EU.

A review of health studies compares dry saunas, steam rooms, and infrared saunas, examining their specific benefits for cardiovascular health, relaxation, and muscle recovery.

Manchester City midfielder Elliot Anderson revealed his primary focus ahead of the derby against Manchester United is finding star striker Erling Haaland on the pitch.

Ukrainian tennis star Dayana Yastremska announced that a Russian cruise missile completely destroyed her family's apartment in Odesa, leaving only a Roland Garros towel intact amid the wreckage.

SpaceX is preparing for a critical Starship test flight to deploy V3 Starlink satellites, balancing immediate commercial revenues with deep space ambitions.

A tourist in Santiago was scammed out of 1,500 dollars by a fraudulent taxi driver, highlighting global travel scams ranging from airport traps to digital booking fraud.

British fintech Revolut confirmed a data breach exposing sensitive customer information after falling victim to a phishing scheme using a fake government email domain. The company is preparing for its upcoming entry into the Israeli banking market.

Arsenal defeated Sunderland 2:0 for their ninth straight Premier League win, but manager Mikel Arteta fiercely criticized a controversial penalty decision.

Crowne Plaza Haifa offers a balanced urban getaway on the Carmel ridge, combining sweeping bay views, a spa complex, and proximity to major cultural sites and the upcoming Haifa International Film Festival.

Global FX speculators shift to a net long position on the Japanese yen for the first time since February, driven by expected BoJ rate hikes and rising bond yields.

An intruder was detained by security at former US Vice President Kamala Harris's Malibu home on Friday night. Harris and Doug Emhoff were not present, and local police confirmed the suspect left the area voluntarily.

A new report highlights the growing phenomenon of digital debt avoidance among young adults, exploring how unpaid group expenses strain friendships and leave voluntary payers acting as reluctant debt collectors.

Indonesian authorities have rescued 103 people from the passenger ship Virgo Transport 8 after it lost contact in the Java Sea with over 240 people on board.

France and Lebanon are pushing to extend UNIFIL's peacekeeping mandate in southern Lebanon past 2026, drawing strong opposition from Israel as international diplomats debate post-conflict security arrangements.

Israeli television rings in the New Year with a light lineup of fresh premieres, led by the return of the comedy-drama Ma'abara on Reshet 13, alongside library movie hits on Netflix and special broadcasts.

As the UN prepares to end UNIFIL's mandate in southern Lebanon by late 2026, the historic city of Tyre faces a major economic reckoning alongside security concerns, having relied on peacekeepers for decades.

Israeli wildlife photographer Matan Sharon led an expedition to Uganda, capturing rare mountain gorilla behavior in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, shoebills at Mabamba, and a surprise proposal on the Nile.

Security sources warn that despite a low terror threat in the West Bank, Hamas is plotting attacks. The IDF is scaling up preventive measures amid rising friction and regional risks.

A review of The Luckiest Man in America, a film starring Paul Walter Hauser about Michael Larson's 1984 game show scandal, highlighting its flaws and fine performances.

Rabbi Elchanan Danino's book *Ouri* tells the story of his son, Ori Danino, who saved hostages on October 7 and spent 330 days protecting fellow captives in Rafah before being executed by Hamas.

US President Donald Trump revealed in a radio interview that he cut ties with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson months ago, calling him inconsistent and criticizing his remarks about pro-Israel figures.

Five new polls following the Knesset list closure show Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! leading in most surveys, while Likud tops one. Bloc totals remain deadlocked ahead of the October 2026 vote.

Sara Dahan, a 28-year-old mother from Sderot, reflects on her harrowing journey from foster care and trauma to surviving the October 7 attacks, as she fights to rebuild her life and secure a future for her three children.

Ever wondered why round pizzas come in square boxes? The answer lies in logistics, manufacturing efficiency, and clever design that saves costs.

Psyllium husk is a popular fiber supplement known for lowering cholesterol and aiding digestion. However, proper hydration and medical guidance are essential to avoid side effects and drug interactions.

Regional dynamics are shifting Iran's proxy balance as **«Hezbollah»** faces internal and military constraints in Lebanon, while the Houthis expand strategic influence near Bab el-Mandeb.

The advance of the Houthis near Bab al-Mandab threatens Egypt's Suez Canal, jeopardizing billions in annual revenues and dealing a severe blow to the Egyptian economy.

Hot and summery weather continues across Israel as Yom Kippur approaches. Temperatures will rise slightly above seasonal averages, bringing heavy heat loads nationwide.

Three men were found dead inside a burning car near Baqa al-Gharbiya overnight. Police suspect a criminal motive as investigations continue into the latest deadly violence.

Social media is currently obsessed with futuristic LED face masks, continuing a long tradition of viral skincare crazes from magnetic masks to painful peel-off trends.

Iceland's government will submit a bill in February to permanently ban commercial whaling, leaving only Norway and Japan continuing the practice globally.

An American man remodeling his garage discovered a dusty box containing nearly 300 pages of handwritten testimonies from WWII U.S. prisoners of war detailing Nazi atrocities.

Real Madrid defeated Rayo Vallecano 4-1 at the Santiago Bernabéu, led by a brace from Kylian Mbappé, to level points with Barcelona in La Liga.

Pre-sales for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max launched in Israel to record-breaking demand, with top models selling out within minutes at major retail chains despite the holiday timing.

A 43-year-old woman was attacked in Berlin with a broken glass bottle after displaying a Star of David necklace, prompting a police investigation into rising antisemitism.