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The Spanish Technical Committee of Referees admitted that Lee Kang-in should have seen red in the Madrid derby, as tensions between Real Madrid and La Liga president Javier Tebas escalate.

A 46-year-old Israeli tourist from Modiin has been reported missing on Mount Olympus in Greece since Sunday. Israeli authorities and local Greek rescue teams are conducting extensive searches.

Families, officials, and journalists gathered at the ANU Museum in Tel Aviv for the launch of former minister Izhar Shay's book honoring his late son Nuni and the fallen of October 7.

An IAF career NCO was arrested on suspicion of harassing two subordinates, as military data reveals an increase in complaints regarding inappropriate workplace behavior.

The Trump administration is evaluating a potential ban on diesel exports to lower record-high domestic fuel prices, which have surged amid global conflicts.

Eurohoops released its EuroLeague top 50 players ranking for 2026/27, featuring a shocking drop for Vasilije Micić and notable placements for Hapoel and Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Lionel Scaloni is reportedly nearing a contract extension to remain head coach of the Argentina national team through the 2028 Copa America and potentially the 2030 World Cup.

Hapoel Jerusalem launched its new season with high ambitions, Euroleague aspirations, and new coach Sasa Obradovic at the helm, eyeing domestic and European success.

The U.S. State Department warned tri-state businesses that Iranian officials attending the UN General Assembly cannot purchase luxury goods or wholesale items without prior authorization, facing severe penalties for violations.

The Prime Minister's Office has revealed that Benjamin Netanyahu's February trip to Washington cost 1.5 million shekels, following a freedom of information petition.

A comprehensive guide details proposed inter-ministerial reforms for Israel's disability parking permits, linking eligibility to functional tracks and potentially canceling thousands of non-qualifying permits.

Content creator Vika Chaya shares her inspiring journey of converting to Judaism at age 26 after immigrating from Belarus, overcoming family resistance and finding inner peace.

French President Emmanuel Macron claimed at the UN that Hamas never operated in the West Bank, sparking swift factual pushback regarding militant networks.

The Naked Nails trend is taking over in 2025, replacing bold art and chrome with clean, natural, and effortlessly polished hands as part of the quiet luxury movement.

An unearthed interview shows MK Sami Abu Shehadeh voicing support for Gaza's resistance days after the October 7 massacre, contradicting his previous election committee claims.

Marvel Studios is bringing a special re-release of Avengers: Endgame to theaters worldwide, featuring new footage designed to set up the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday.

Likud officials are urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reconsider a surplus-vote agreement, weighing options between Bezalel Smotrich and Ofer Winter's new party ahead of the Knesset elections.

Germany is preparing unprecedented restrictions on classified intelligence and military defense plans following far-right AfD electoral gains, amid mounting concerns from NATO allies over potential leaks to Moscow.

The hacking group ShinyHunters claims to have breached FBI systems, stealing personal data of thousands of employees and disrupting recruitment portals using an Oracle vulnerability.

Law enforcement in Michigan uncovered a massive fraud scheme where a suspect allegedly used $212,000 in stolen funds to purchase Taylor Swift concert tickets.

Diesel bids farewell to creative director Glenn Martens with an unconventional Milan party for Spring-Summer 2027, concluding six years of transformative design.

Reality TV star Kuti Sabag criticized influencer Daniel Amit for posting a food video on Yom Kippur during his radio show, debating co-host Maya Batsalal about respect and personal freedom.

Newlyweds Emily Damari and Daniel Amit have taken a major step in their relationship by moving into a new shared home in Rishon LeZion, just weeks after their wedding.

A looming global launch shortage is hitting the space industry as SpaceX phases out the Falcon 9 rocket in favor of Starship, driving up costs and causing widespread market anxiety.

A new Channel 12 poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! party leading with 23 mandates, followed by Likud with 20 and the BeYachad list with 13 ahead of Netanyahu's UN speech.

Global pop superstar Taylor Swift has announced her first new single, 'Patient Zero', following her high-profile wedding to Travis Kelce, sparking massive global excitement.

Leader Capital Markets released its weekly economic review, analyzing moderating core inflation, a tight labor market, housing starts, and potential interest rate cuts.

Real Madrid launched a scathing attack on La Liga President Javier Tebas, accusing him of obsession and calling for his replacement amid a fierce refereeing dispute.

An Israeli couple faced aggressive security checks and invasive strip searches by Egyptian border personnel at the Sinai crossing, leaving them deeply shaken.

Turkish President Erdogan condemned global gender neutrality policies at the UN General Assembly while defending a massive domestic crackdown against the LGBTQ community.

A British father faces criminal charges in Cyprus after his two-year-old toddler tragically fell to his death from a fourth-floor hotel window in Paphos, sparking international legal debate.

Before October 7, Israeli intelligence misinterpreted a warning from Yahya Sinwar about prison unrest, mistakenly linking it to negotiations over captive researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov.

DoorDash will pay $131.5 million to settle claims of underpaying over 260,000 delivery workers in New York City, announced Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

US President Donald Trump reported over 1,100 securities transactions in July, totaling up to $270 million, highlighting continued heavy portfolio trading.

Nofar Energy canceled its preferred shares issuance on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after lukewarm institutional response, planning instead to explore a US offering.

Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway at age 96, handing the role to his son Howard Buffett following Greg Abel's transition to CEO.

Israel's high-tech industry reports a massive recovery in H1 2026, with exports hitting $46.5 billion and capital raising reaching $9.2 billion, though a strengthening shekel threatens profit margins.

Hapoel Jerusalem is in advanced talks with former Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Lorenzo Brown, currently under contract with Olimpia Milano, to bring him to Israel.

Andy Robertson revealed how Diogo Jota's tragic death in 2025 devastated Liverpool's dressing room, hindering the adaptation of big-money signings like Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz.

Eighteen-year-old artistic swimmer Sarah Maria Rizea has been crowned Miss Italy 2026. A decorated national athlete with nearly 100 medals, she now sets her sights on the Olympic Games.

Spain's government has advanced the US extradition request for pro-Palestinian activist and multi-millionaire James "Fergus" Chambers, sending the high-profile case to the national court.

Supreme Court Justice Yitzhak Amit rejected Moshe Mor Yosef's petition for an interim order against the Dotan Committee's disqualification of his Matnasim CEO candidacy.

Israel launches a financial reimbursement program of up to 2,000 shekels for IDF reservist families covering children's Sukkot camps, easing holiday childcare expenses.

Israel's Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by former real estate developer Oren Kobi, upholding a monthly 30,000 shekel payment order in his bankruptcy case amid multi-million shekel debts.

Solair secured a $65 million financing deal with DNB Bank for its Calbuco wind and storage project in Chile, aiming for grid connection by 2027.

The National Insurance Institute announced refunds for individuals who paid 25 shekels for personal file copies at Jerusalem branches between December 2020 and March 2026, following a class action settlement.

The Irish DPC fined Google 403 million euros for GDPR violations regarding location data processing, ordering compliance within six months amid ongoing European regulatory scrutiny.

The Ministry of Housing's "Discount Apartment" website is shut down for system updates to block draft evaders from receiving housing benefits, freezing thousands of applications and renewals.

A 16-year-old boy whose father was murdered in a West Bank shooting attack recalls the final moments. The Hamas terrorist was later captured by Duvdevan commandos.

Dozens of drivers claim contaminated fuel at a Mitzpe Ramon gas station severely damaged their cars. Delek Israel activated its insurance to cover repairs despite disputed lab test results.

Hapag-Lloyd CEO Rolf Habben Jansen arrives in Israel to revise a $4.2 billion acquisition bid for ZIM with FIMI Fund, addressing state concerns over shipping lanes.

Data from Or Yarok shows 2025 was the deadliest decade for heavy vehicle accidents in Israel, with 116 fatal crashes involving trucks and buses, led by Tel Aviv.

As Sukkot approaches, the Yochananof retail chain offers special holiday promotions on sukkahs, seating, grilling equipment, and festive food items through October 3.

Discover free family activities across Israel for the Sukkot holiday, featuring nature tours in the north, festivals in the center, and open-space attractions in the south.

Saudi Arabia resumed operations at the strategic East-West oil pipeline following drone attacks, helping to ease global energy supply concerns and stabilize oil markets.

Israel's Ministry of Defense and Ministry of Finance are launching state-backed defense-tech venture capital funds, including Adir Capital led by Maj. Gen. Michel Yanko, to secure technological independence and fund growth-stage startups.

The "Likud" party has petitioned the Central Elections Committee demanding urgent action against political bias in AI models ahead of the 26th Knesset elections.

Satellite images reveal damage to a Saudi Aramco facility near Riyadh following a Houthi attack, as frustration mounts in Riyadh over canceled US military responses.

Israeli eSIM company VOYE Global is launching a family eSIM account ahead of the Tishrei holidays, allowing multiple family members to share a common data pool managed through a central account.

Real estate AI platform Venn has acquired US startup Zuma for $50 million, integrating its AI leasing agents and engineering team to strengthen its proprietary data infrastructure.

Startup RealSense was acquired by Cognex for 500 million dollars, turning over 80 employees into millionaires just 14 months after spinning off from Intel.

While Israel's mall sector saw a summer decline in 2026, Herzliya's Seven Stars Mall surged by 13.9% due to new attractions, alongside major commercial real estate deals.

Sela and Microsoft are hosting an upcoming meetup in Herzliya on October 12 to explore Agentic AI, autonomous systems, security, and governance for enterprise technology leaders.

Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke admits that forcing aggressive AI adoption backfired, flooding the company with unverified "slop grenades" of low-quality code and emails.

An anonymous software engineer's viral post on X regarding over-reliance on AI coding tools like Claude Code has ignited a global debate among tech leaders, including Elon Musk, about the future of software development.

Six months after three Israeli Bedouin citizens were detained by Egyptian intelligence in Sinai, their families remain without answers. Israeli and Egyptian authorities have provided scarce details regarding their whereabouts and legal status.

Following local protests, KKL-JNF is relocating a disputed grazing encampment near Majd al-Krum, replacing outside activists with Galilee guards to ease regional tensions.

Itamar Ben Gvir announced that «Otzma Yehudit» will demand the defense portfolio for himself and the justice portfolio for Tali Gotliv in the next government, presenting a broad security and judicial reform platform.

An American F-16 fighter jet crashed at a U.S. military base in western Germany on Tuesday, resulting in one minor injury and prompting an immediate security response.

Discover the ancient tradition of keeping willow leaves from Hoshana Rabbah in your wallet as a symbolic custom for livelihood and financial blessing.

The official cause of death for actress Hayden Panettiere, star of Heroes and Nashville who passed away at 36, has been ruled an accidental overdose.

Israel approved a NIS 2.5 billion tender for the Shfela electric BRT network, connecting central cities by 2028 and introducing 24-meter bi-articulated buses.

Elif Eralp and Die Linke secured a historic victory in Berlin's local elections, campaigning on affordable housing and navigating scrutiny over internal antisemitism scandals.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange closed with mixed trends as tech shares led gains, following strong Wall Street momentum. The TA-35 rose 0.41% and TA-125 added 0.21% amid 4.3 billion shekels in stock volume.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that breast cancer researcher Dr. Keren Assayag is joining Likud. She is slated for a senior executive role in higher education rather than a Knesset seat.

Spain's public broadcaster is considering a potential boycott of the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest amid political tensions and calls for sweeping reforms within the European Broadcasting Union.

Linor Sasson, a defendant in the murder of Benyahu Razi, was hospitalized for medical reasons. She is accused of helping orchestrate the August 2026 killing in Jerusalem.

A new CNN poll reveals that only 34% of Americans view Israel as an ally, while 15% consider it an enemy, marking the highest hostile sentiment recorded since 2000.

A relative of a 13-year-old girl alleges she was assaulted at knifepoint by three minors in Israel's north, sparking urgent public debate on youth violence.

Recycling startup MacroCycle secured a deal with Meta to build its first US plant, aiming to produce 5,000 tons of recycled plastic annually and cut emissions.

Apple has launched another round of layoffs, cutting staff from the Apple Fitness+ team following a previous reduction affecting Siri and Vision Pro divisions.

Prima Hotels restructures its management after 25 years as Haim Duke steps down, appointing Roni Weiser as Marketing VP and Oren Botbul as Sales VP to drive future growth.

Av-Gad Holdings secured conditional building permit approval for Phase A of the TEO Ramla City Gate urban renewal project, featuring two 25-story towers and 268 housing units.

Holon police arrested a 44-year-old man and seized over 20 kilograms of suspected marijuana and cannabis oil during a raid on an apartment used for drug distribution.

A new emergency regulation for 2026 offers substantial income tax exemptions on domestic earnings for new immigrants and returning residents, capped at 3.1 million NIS over five years.

The 2026 Michelin Guide has awarded its prestigious Michelin Key to 189 hotels across the Middle East, Africa, and India, with India leading at 47 properties followed by South Africa and Morocco.

The Tomer urban renewal project in Jerusalem's Beit Hakerem neighborhood has been officially validated. Beit Yerushalmi BY will replace 70 old apartments with 222 new units in two high-rise towers.

A minor wanted for the attack in the Palestinian village of Qusra turned himself in to the police. Seven suspects have been arrested in the ongoing joint police and Shin Bet investigation.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticized Israel at a General Assembly session, citing unprecedented destruction in Gaza and risks of ethnic cleansing in the West Bank.

The Central District Court permitted the publication of the name of 26-year-old Dolev Chayoun from Netanya, indicted for rape and forcible indecent acts against two young women in separate incidents.

Haredi journalist Yitzhak Horowitz visited the Strait of Hormuz on the Musandam Peninsula, reporting on how regional conflict has halted tourism and disrupted smuggling operations in Oman.

An 86-year-old Jerusalem resident won 100,000 NIS in damages from Carrefour Israel after a 12-year legal battle over nighttime supply truck noise disrupting his home.

Vivienne Jolie, daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, was spotted selling affordable art at a Los Angeles fair while her father attended a film festival.

Roee Adam remains number one on the Israeli Hitlist for the fifth consecutive week, while Odaya dominates the charts with massive leaps by multiple songs.

Super-Pharm launches holiday sales with up to 70% off on cosmetics, skincare, and perfumes. Key discounts include Pixi blush for 25 NIS and L'Oréal lotion for 59.90 NIS online.

Thai authorities have launched a comprehensive investigation into Israeli business networks and land acquisitions in southern provinces, alongside compliance checks on Chabad houses.

The Central District Appeals Committee ruled that signing urban renewal agreements after plan approval does not disqualify safe room betterment levy exemptions for developers.

Israeli fashion chain Urbanika launches deep discounts and winter items while signing a major 60 million shekel deal to exclusively import Korean K-Beauty brand Moida to Israel by 2027.

A high-stakes trial regarding systemic racism at Tesla's Fremont plant opened in California, exposing allegations of widespread harassment and segregation.

Public outrage in India follows a viral video showing a teenage girl sexually assaulted and her friend beaten in Bihar. Thousands protested amid political backlash.

Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman was spotted at Ben Gurion Airport heading to New York for the UN General Assembly, as Prime Minister Netanyahu prepares for a brief, single-day visit to address the summit.

The UN General Assembly opened its high-level debate in New York, featuring addresses by U.S. President Donald Trump, world leaders, and key diplomatic figures amidst ongoing international crises and regional conflicts.

Education Minister Yoav Kisch released 5-unit matriculation statistics for 2026, comparing them to pre-war 2023 levels amid declining PISA scores and upcoming elections.

Ahead of Sukkot, illegal and makeshift sukkah construction in Israel's ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods poses severe risks of deadly collapses, electrocutions, and fires, prompting urgent warnings from authorities and rabbis.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid is set to host key bloc heads Naftali Bennett, Gadi Eisenkot, Avigdor Lieberman, and Yair Golan in Tel Aviv to coordinate political strategies amid recent poll friction.

Israeli airlines accuse the Shin Bet of barring flights to the UAE over security risks while foreign carriers operate normally, warning of massive financial losses and unfair competition.

Meta's new autonomous AI agent app, Muse, has surpassed ChatGPT's early iOS download metrics, sparking industry excitement and e-commerce friction with Amazon while raising critical cybersecurity concerns.

The Attorney General opposes resuming the ILA director general appointment process for Bezalel Smotrich's associate, Yehuda Eliah, citing severe conflicts of interest and election-period restrictions.

The 4 billion shekels acquisition deal of credit card company Cal has collapsed after the Israel Competition Authority imposed strict conditions regarding Super-Pharm.

The Roladin bakery chain and Shamir Medical Center are expanding their partnership with two new branches, including one in the Aliza Begin building.

Cybersecurity firm ESET warns of a sharp increase in quishing attacks using malicious QR codes to bypass email filters and target corporate mobile devices.

Managing holiday expenses in Israel requires early budget planning, price comparisons, and utilizing credit card points. Programs like FLY CARD help turn routine seasonal purchases into airline tickets.

Israel Police report 209 homicides since the start of the year, marking a slight decline from 2025, alongside a rise in criminal use of grenades and military-grade weaponry.

Unknown attackers targeted the Kol HaNeshama synagogue in Jerusalem for the fourth time in a month, tearing down a pride flag on Yom Kippur night following Kol Nidre services.

The Israeli government is set to approve up to 200,000 reserve mobilization slots amid rising security tensions. Defense Minister Israel Katz issued a stern warning regarding potential abductions.

A Republican US senator has urged the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden over potential illicit use of family ties for financial gain.

Despite years of war, Israeli Ministry of Education data for 2026 shows record high participation in 5-unit matriculation exams for mathematics, English, and physics, outpacing demographic growth.

A new poll reveals that a majority of surveyed Democrats would welcome the ouster of U.S. President Donald Trump through a military junta or even his death, highlighting deep political polarization.

Lithuanian broadcaster LRT stated it will not boycott Eurovision 2027 over Israel, while former Lithuanian entrant Lyon Syka criticized the pro-Palestinian movement online.

The Israel Bar Association submitted a critical position paper on the new stablecoins bill, warning of consumer protection gaps and unfair advantages for foreign fintech firms over local entrepreneurs.

McDonald's unveiled a new growth strategy at its Chicago investor conference to counter falling sales and a 20% stock drop. The plan emphasizes discounted meals, menu upgrades, and a beverage expansion.

The Israeli Ministry of Economy is implementing urgent support measures for exporters affected by a new Dutch ban on goods from the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and the Golan Heights.

Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg rejected a request by Sami Abu Shehadeh to postpone his election disqualification hearing, ordering participation via Zoom following his hospitalization.

The Southern District Attorney's Office indicted two Eilat residents for robbing a man of thousands of shekels and a phone after following him from a bar.

An analytical report from the Gaza Strip details ongoing IDF operations along the Philadelphi Corridor and the Yellow Line, highlighting the vast destruction, humanitarian aid truck traffic, and Hamas's efforts to rebuild its military capabilities.

A 19-year-old resident of Segev Shalom was indicted in Beersheba for dozens of offenses involving TikTok incitement to terror, glorifying the October 7 massacres, and praising Hamas leaders.

Houthi forces are advancing toward key Yemeni territories like Marib and Taiz, threatening remaining government strongholds as regional tensions escalate.

Yashar! party leader Gadi Eisenkot slammed Channel 14 after the network falsely claimed he grew up in Afula, clarifying he was born in Tiberias and raised in Eilat.

A 29-year-old pregnant woman in her 13th week is in serious condition in the intensive care unit at the Galilee Medical Center after contracting influenza A during a European vacation.

A customer who found a live worm in a salad ordered from River Noodles in Petah Tikva received compensation, while the chain claimed the complaint was an attempt at public shaming.

Families who won subsidized housing in Beit Shemesh filed a court petition after their wins were cancelled amid a legal dispute between the state and the developer Shapir.

Meitav Investment House's macro review reveals Israel's post-war economic recovery is more moderate than past conflicts, amid potential interest rate cuts and VAT reduction risks.

Foreign residents' portfolio value on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange hit a record $154 billion at the end of June, driven by strong net purchases, rising share prices, and the shekel's strength.

The Yashar! party led by Gadi Eisenkot supports disqualifying Sami Abu Shehadeh from the Knesset elections over post-October 7 remarks praising the Hamas attack.

A 15-year-old student injured 11 people in a shooting outside a vocational high school in western Turkey, marking the third such school incident since April.

Iran has deployed the Afghan-Shiite militia Liwa Fatemiyoun to eastern Iran to serve as a reserve force for suppressing potential domestic uprisings and internal security threats.

Intel faces a severe crisis and transformation as it invests billions in IDM 2.0 to catch up with AMD in processors and TSMC in semiconductor manufacturing.

Amazon combines a low-margin retail giant with AWS, its high-profit cloud engine. Analyzing the stock requires understanding how cloud performance drives valuation.

The Israel Airports Authority has demanded the U.S. Air Force remove 19 refueling aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport by late 2026 to accommodate rising civilian traffic, issuing a similar ultimatum for Ramon Airport.

Reality TV stars Tom Chaimov and Shahar Cernis faced severe harassment on their wedding morning as defamatory banners targeting the groom appeared on highways nationwide.

American firm Cognex has agreed to acquire Israeli 3D vision tech company RealSense for over $600 million in the largest acquisition in Cognex's history.

British pop icon Boy George will perform in Tel Aviv on November 4, marking Israel's first major international concert in three years amid his vocal support.

Cognex has acquired Israeli 3D vision startup RealSense for over $600 million, delivering a 500% return to investors just 14 months after its spin-off from Intel.

Cybersecurity firm Cyera secured an additional $400 million from Goldman Sachs Alternatives, bringing its recent funding round total to $1 billion and valuation above $12 billion.

Meteorologists predict an exceptionally stormy 2026-2027 winter in the Middle East driven by El Nino, prompting the Israel Meteorological Service to release its storm name list.

The Tel Aviv District Court ruled that a dividend paid to Kardan Israel shareholder Yosef Greenfeld after his bankruptcy arrangement does not constitute asset concealment.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and President Masoud Pezeshkian arrived in New York for the UN General Assembly amid strict U.S. restrictions and high regional tensions.

Ahead of the UN General Assembly, Iran signaled readiness for talks with the US while outlining strict conditions, as President Donald Trump prepared for a series of high-level diplomatic meetings.

Ofir Angrest, whose brother Matan survived captivity in Gaza, enlisted in the IDF on Tuesday. The family marked the milestone with mixed emotions, recalling the arduous campaign for Matan's release.

Discover the six most common design and renovation mistakes—from blindly copying social media trends to neglecting storage and window planning—and learn expert tips to avoid them.

The Haifa District Court ordered Kiryat Ata to amend an arnona order after ruling a nursery's 250% tax hike discriminatory. The annual bill had surged from 31,000 to 4.85 million shekels.

Zach Cregger's new video game adaptation delivers 90 minutes of fast-paced, creepy horror and pure entertainment, brilliantly lifting the notorious adaptation curse.

Jerusalem District Court judges sharply reprimanded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s defense team for failing to coordinate witnesses and secure backups, demanding strict advance scheduling.

Urbanika, part of Castro-Hoodies, signed a preliminary agreement with South Korea's Silicon2 to launch the Moida K-Beauty brand in Israel with an initial investment of 60 million NIS.

The Beersheba District Court dismissed a lawsuit against the Israel Land Authority, ordering plaintiffs to pay 100,000 shekels in legal costs over unauthorized commercial land use.

Hazi Hinam launches a massive holiday discount campaign ahead of Sukkot, featuring steep price cuts across pantry staples, fresh meats, beverages, and Sukkot equipment.

Media personality and international advocate Titi Aynaw Frankel has officially endorsed Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman ahead of the upcoming elections, praising his experience and consistency.

Discount Bank launched the 300 million shekel 'Green North' fund to support small businesses in northern Israel with preferential loans up to 1 million shekels.

The pro-Palestinian Hind Rajab Foundation filed a complaint in Italy against an Israeli tourist over alleged Gaza military actions, marking the third such move this month.

Converse pulled an Instagram ad featuring K-pop singer Karina after critics noted imagery resembling a KKK hood and a lynching. U.S. Representative Troy Carter condemned the campaign as racist and offensive.

A 13-year-old special needs minor arrested over a bus break-in was released by the Youth Court, which sharply criticized the police for unlawful detention and rights violations.

NTA appointed four new board members, including Daoud Khoury, Sivan Detauker, Gilad Rabinovich, and Avi Deutschman, to advance the national metro project.

Employment in foreign-controlled companies in Israel has dropped below 290,000, marking a cumulative loss of about 15,000 jobs since 2023, according to CBS data.

Tesla functions as two distinct businesses: a maturing electric vehicle maker facing heavy competition and a high-potential energy storage division.

An in-depth analysis of Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market, examining its 90% GPU market share, robust profitability, growing competition, and key investment risks.

Israeli singer Ido Malka released a new single about his breakup with Yuval Raphael. The emotional track features poignant lyrics dedicated to their past romance.

Discover the latest cinematic highlights, from gripping survival dramas like The Weight and stunning historical romances to brilliant comedies and timeless classics.

Internet influencer Brayden Peters, known as Clavicular, has been charged in Massachusetts with rape, drugging, and providing alcohol to a minor, adding to a series of legal controversies.

Eilat hotels Orchid Village and Herbert Samuel Royal Shangri-La are launching an All Inclusive Extra package and adult-only lodging, part of a major tourism investment wave.

The hit Israeli comedy series "Kupa Rashit" has returned for a new season on Kan 11. Behind-the-scenes secrets reveal unexpected casting choices, on-set improvisations, and early rejections.

The Mishloha delivery app is transforming its monthly promotion into a weekly "FreeDay" every Thursday, offering full delivery fee cashback amid fierce market competition.

Reports indicate that Apple's top Israeli executive, Johny Srouji, nearly departed the company last year before being elevated to Chief Hardware Officer. However, industry analysts suggest he may still seek new challenges outside Apple.

Google has officially announced its new Googlebook laptop series, featuring hardware from Acer, Asus, HP, Dell, and Lenovo, powered by Intel and Qualcomm chips to rival Apple.

Discover how monday.com successfully deployed over 2,000 autonomous AI agents into production, handling 35% of pull requests using advanced verification loops, persistent memory, and strict guardrails.

Israeli startup Chamelio secured $26 million in a Series A round led by Entrée Capital, just nine months after its seed round, bringing total funding to $36 million.

Israeli police arrested a 16-year-old suspect in Ramat Gan after he messaged a police bot claiming to be a terrorist. Concurrently, the IDF and Shin Bet thwarted an imminent attack in Qabatiya.

Three suspects from the southern Bedouin diaspora were arrested on Highway 6 for allegedly stealing hundreds of tablets from schools in the Lachish region.

Israeli police solved the murder of Janis Yushbayev in Caesarea, filing a prosecutor's statement against 54-year-old suspect Doron Weizmann.

Apple released the first iOS 27.2 beta, skipping iOS 27.1, while introducing health app updates and Siri AI languages. Users face a persistent iCloud storage alert bug.

Hezbollah is raising its combat readiness amid US-Iran tensions while Egyptian mediators attempt to revive stalled political talks between the group and Lebanese leadership.

Israeli police will request an eight-day extension of the remand for Mahmoud Samhat, suspected of fatally running over 17-year-old Amichai Attia in Hadera.

Rapper Nicki Minaj surprised her millions of followers on X by posting the traditional Jewish greeting Gmar Chatima Tova at the end of Yom Kippur, sparking both criticism and enthusiastic support.

The new iPhone 18 Pro Max features a battery exceeding 20 watt-hours, triggering strict shipping regulations. Apple introduced a unique Prepare to Ship mode that limits charging and may lock it for up to 14 days upon cancellation.

The iconic Leonardo Plaza Tiberias has reopened as the Leonardo Plaza Kineret following a massive 150 million NIS renovation, introducing upgraded rooms, luxury spa facilities, and a year-round cultural performance hall.

Supermodel Adriana Lima captivated audiences at a Madrid fashion event, showing off a vibrant, youthful look that drew praise and sparked renewed discussions on aging and body image.

The Southern District Planning Committee approved 474 new housing units in Eilat under the HaTmarim Complex urban renewal project, as property prices in the resort city surpass 20,000 NIS per square meter.

First International Bank launched a 5-year dollar deposit offering a fixed annual interest rate of 4.8% paid monthly, providing steady income and tax exemptions.

A 48-year-old resident of Segev Shalom was arrested in Bethlehem with over 187,000 suspected drug pills, including Captagon and Tramadol, valued at over 10 million shekels.

Thousands leaving Jerusalem after Yom Kippur faced severe transit delays and overcrowded buses due to the traditional suspension of Israel Railways services on the holiday.

A new brain-imaging study reveals that long COVID damages dopamine-producing neurons in the brain, explaining persistent symptoms like fatigue, memory issues, and loss of motivation.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that the abduction of any Israeli will lead to the total evacuation of Gaza City. Meanwhile, the IDF continues targeted eliminations of senior Hamas commanders.

Brazilian police arrested serial killer Jourlan Lopes de Silva, suspected of 16 recent murders and up to 80 total over two decades, captured disguised as a woman.

Spanish actor Javier Bardem joined a petition demanding UNICEF strip singer Pink of her Goodwill Ambassador title following her criticism of Macklemore's political performance.

Israeli comedian Hadar Levi fell victim to a phishing scam ahead of Yom Kippur, losing control of her phone number and accounts after clicking a fake debt notification.

A Polish foreign ministry official sustained life-threatening injuries in a mysterious fall in Ljubljana, Slovenia, sparking conflicting reports and diplomatic questions.

Daniel Verdiguer acquires 11 City Market branches for 35 million shekels, expanding his retail footprint into neighborhood supermarkets alongside his discount and online operations.

Maccabi Netanya owner Ross Kasten's investment firm, Aliya Capital, saw its SpaceX holding surge 1,800% to $4.4 billion, following a $240 million early bet.

International media analysis highlights ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran's AI-driven digital propaganda, and a massive US-Israel arms agreement.

The IDF Disabled Veterans Organization appointed Liron Sagi Cohen as its new CEO, succeeding Yossi Mattityahu. She will lead the expansion of rehabilitation systems for Iron Swords War veterans.

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs finished the week with positive inflows driven by a Friday rebound, while Ethereum funds recorded net withdrawals, ending a four-week positive streak.

Discover five fascinating facts about the etrog, the majestic yellow citrus fruit used during Sukkot, exploring its mentions in Jewish texts, historical boycotts, and health benefits.

Petah Tikva has opened professional gyms in all local middle and high schools, investing half a million shekels per facility to combat gym overcrowding and train teen instructors.

The Israel Meteorological Service, alongside Greece and Cyprus, released the new storm-naming list for the South-Eastern Mediterranean Group for the 2026/2027 winter season, aimed at boosting public safety.

The Jerusalem District Court indicted Eliran Salmi from Beit Shemesh for the attempted murder of his ex-wife's partner, after stabbing him five times.

Channing Tatum denies running a fake Instagram account used to troll his ex-fiancée Zoë Kravitz and her new fiancé Harry Styles after eagle-eyed fans linked him to the profile.

Orlando Bloom and real-life sisters Rooney Mara and Kate Mara spark a massive online storm at the San Sebastian Film Festival with a controversial threesome scene in Werner Herzog's new film.

Shas MK Michael Malkieli sparked a political uproar by dismissing former IDF Chief Gadi Eisenkot as a "pet Moroccan" during a broadcast interview, drawing sharp reactions across the political spectrum.

Yigal Damri, founder and CEO of Y.H. Dimri, received a lifetime achievement award from the Negev Contractors Association for his decades-long contribution to the real estate sector and the development of the Negev.

Fattal Hotel Group has reopened the Leonardo Plaza Kinneret following a 150 million shekel renovation, featuring 261 upgraded rooms and an intimate music series.

Israeli chef Shahaf Shabtay hosted Hollywood star Johnny Depp for an exclusive gourmet dinner at Mess Restaurant in Shanghai, earning high praise and a future invitation.

Metaylim Hotels leaves Gesher HaZiv after 20 years and invests 30 million NIS to build a new 76-room hotel in Achziv, scheduled to open by the end of 2027.

Israeli fashion brand Itay Brands expands its retail presence with a new 94-square-meter store at Kanyon HaZahav in Rishon LeZion, bringing its nationwide total to 20 branches.

Israeli police seized drugs worth 90 million NIS in Ahismakh, arresting three suspects in one of the largest trafficking busts in recent years.

Herzel Gildengorn, co-founder of the wartime Shishenitzel volunteer initiative providing meals and honoring fallen IDF soldiers, has died at 61 after a severe illness.

A 29-year-old Bat Yam resident was indicted for assaulting a driver with punches and a knife in Tel Aviv following a road dispute, and later offering money to avoid police involvement.

The Electricity Authority refuses to recognize 230 million NIS in costs from the Israel Electric Corporation over delays at the Hadera power plant, sparing consumers part of the 4.6 billion NIS economic damage.

High-Lift acquired a 75% stake in Skyline Cranes for NIS 255 million in a deal valuing the company at NIS 340 million, backed by a new institutional investment.

A new report by Points reveals Israel's burger market spans 526 branches across 14 chains, with McDonald's holding a dominant 45.3% market share and Eilat leading in per capita locations.

Former KLM CEO Camiel Eurlings caused a mid-air fire after his portable charger exploded on a flight to Curaçao, forcing the plane to return to Amsterdam.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced a 78-year-old grandfather to 15 years in prison and 200,000 shekels in compensation for sexually abusing his three granddaughters.

The Haifa District Court sentenced Fares Abu al-Hija to 55 months in prison for Iranian espionage, which included photographing the home of former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.

An 82-year-old man died following a physical fight with a 76-year-old over a sunlounger at a beach on the Athenian Riviera in Greece, sparking a police investigation.

A 100-year-old lucid and independent Galilee resident successfully underwent a complex, high-risk cardiac catheterization using advanced technology at the Galilee Medical Center.

TikToker Frankie Lapenna went viral after stepping into an octagon to fight a 1.83-meter humanoid robot by REK, resulting in a dramatic machine knockout.

British Columbia has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman over the Tumbler Ridge shooting, alleging negligence after the company failed to report violent AI chats to law enforcement.

TLV Fashion Mall signed a decade-long deal with footwear brand Shopra to open the unique Shopra Archive store spanning 240 square meters with an investment of half a million shekels.

Haifa municipality announced free blue-and-white parking across the city throughout the Sukkot holiday, from September 25 to October 2, to support tourism and commerce.

The sixth season premiere of the comedy hit "Kupa Rashit" on Kan 11 achieved historic ratings, drawing 489,000 viewers and dominating commercial competitors.

Tel Aviv police arrested seven suspects during five separate burglary incidents over Yom Kippur, recovering stolen laptops, alcohol, cash, and bicycles from businesses and an apartment.

Yashar! party leader Gadi Eisenkot harshly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a radio interview, accusing him of spreading lies and cultivating a treason conspiracy theory regarding October 7.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced Yosef Hayak to 39 months in prison for obsessive harassment, making 1,589 calls in a month, and violently assaulting his ex-partner.

Two pilots died in a helicopter crash while fighting the Dome Fire in California's Yosemite National Park. The tragic accident raises the U.S. wildfire death toll to 18.

Natalie Harp, a top aide to U.S. President Donald Trump, reportedly triggered the decision to ban CNN, Politico, and MS NOW from the White House after showing him critical coverage.

Russia launched a massive wave of airstrikes across Ukraine following a weekend where Ukrainian forces launched over a thousand drones into Russian territory, escalating the ongoing conflict.

Reports of anti-Israel discrimination in Thailand have emerged as a restaurant in Koh Phangan reportedly incorporated a ban on Israeli tourists into its branding.

Holiday preparations, long drives, and extended sitting often trigger back pain. Orthopedic experts explain how cumulative physical load affects the spine and share practical tips for prevention.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara faces a strict deadline today to submit her stance on petitions to disqualify Ra'am from the 26th Knesset elections.

On International Peace Day, actress Natalie Portman shared a message honoring Israeli and Palestinian families from the Bereaved Families Forum, praising their choice of reconciliation and peace.

Israel's Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Defense selected Adir Capital and SLING Capital to launch state-backed venture capital funds focused on advanced defense technologies, boosting local manufacturing and technological independence.

Israeli-founded ad tech firm Outbrain has filed a major antitrust lawsuit in the US against Google, accusing the tech giant of maintaining an illegal digital advertising monopoly.

Palestinian photojournalist Motaz Azaiza revealed he withheld October 7 footage of Gazans attacking Israeli hostages to protect rioters, while exposing strict Hamas media censorship.

Data from the Israel Tax Authority reveals a significant drop in median apartment prices in Givatayim, falling from 4.16 million NIS in Q1 2025 to 3.64 million NIS in Q1 2026 amid shifting buyer demand.

Kan 11 triumphed in the TV ratings as the premiere of "Kupa Rashit" dominated prime time with 16.4% and 489,000 viewers, easily beating Keshet 12 and other competing channels.

Luxury concierge Mathieu Shawn reveals that Dubai's biggest VIP spenders are ordinary-looking people dropping millions, valuing absolute time-saving over any cost.

Former Fox News producer and trauma advocate Jennifer Eckhart died by suicide in Florida at age 42. She was known for her 2020 lawsuit against former anchor Ed Henry.

Google's Gemini model accessed real company systems during a cyber test by Israeli firm Irregular, highlighting sandbox configuration flaws rather than rogue AI behavior.

The Knesset Finance Committee will hold a top-secret session on Wednesday to resolve a bitter funding dispute between the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Finance over 15 billion shekels in urgent military acquisitions.

Jewish communities worldwide concluded a high-security Yom Kippur marked by an attempted terror attack at a Canadian synagogue, where a police officer stopped a gunman.

The 42nd Haifa International Film Festival opens with Avi Nesher's "Our Loves" and a star-studded lineup of global auteurs. Our critics review festival highlights, including foreign Oscar contenders and standout dramas.

An investor who deposited $1.1 million into a fake crypto platform watched his balance swell to $20 million before discovering it was an elaborate pig butchering scam.

Direct Finance is acquiring an 85% stake in Sigma City Real Estate Financing for 34 million shekels, committing a total of 63 million shekels including owner loans to expand into real estate mezzanine financing.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani attacked Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the UN General Assembly, while receiving surprise praise from U.S. President Donald Trump during a meeting.

Kim Kardashian revealed a diagnosis of esophagitis in a new trailer for her reality show, bringing emotional echoes of her father's death from esophageal cancer.

City Market sells 11 branches to the 100 and Beyond retail chain for 35 million NIS, while planning to open 15 new locations in 2027.

Jalen Duren remains the top restricted free agent unsigned, stuck in a $200 million contract impasse with the Detroit Pistons as Media Day approaches.

Getafe player Davinci, whose father died in the Adamuz train crash, harshly attacked Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente, demanding his resignation and accountability eight months after the disaster.

Celebrating 25 years of the Fast & Furious franchise, we rank the most absurd, physics-defying action sequences in cinematic history, from vault heists to outer space.

Turkey conducts a massive naval exercise across three seas while President Recep Tayyip Erdogan prepares to address the UN General Assembly, focusing heavily on criticism of Israel.

US military leaders are divided over potential strikes against Houthi forces in Yemen amid concerns over munitions depletion and regional alliances, following requests from Saudi Arabia.

The new Fiat Grande Panda brings charming retro character, a mild-hybrid engine, and nimble urban performance to Israel, but its high price and safety gaps present challenges.

Israel's Ministry of Finance is formulating a costly agreement to compensate defense giants Elbit, IAI, and Rafael for financing costs arising from a 17 billion shekel debt.

Tel Aviv stocks opened a shortened trading week with gains following strong global tech rallies. Meanwhile, bond yields hover near 5% and Bitcoin crosses $85,000.

Meghan Markle was spotted at an Oxfordshire pub with Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, marking her first public appearance since returning to the UK.

Coalition Chairman Ofir Katz backed Itamar Ben Gvir's death penalty bill for terrorists, urging its application following a recent terror attack in Binyamin amid ongoing security cabinet reviews.

Lionel Messi unveiled his special golden-accented jersey for his upcoming farewell match with Argentina against Benin, marking the end of his historic international career.

A Jerusalem family court dismissed a man's claim to his family's agricultural estate, ruling his brother is the capable heir. The court cited lack of farming activity and the brother's superior financial capacity to compensate siblings.

Television presenter Shay-Lee Shindler and high-tech entrepreneur Liad Agmon continue to show a united family front, spending Yom Kippur together with their three children following their divorce.

A Guardian investigation reveals an existential crisis for Britain's fish and chips industry, driven by soaring costs, fishing quota cuts, and regulatory pressures.

A Florida domestic violence call escalated dramatically when a mother and son arrested after a dispute confessed to a multi-year incestuous relationship, stunning local law enforcement.

New research proves the 'pain of payment' is a real emotional brain response. As digital payments surge in 2026, Israeli households face rising debt through installments.

Herzliya's Arena mall is undergoing a 200 million shekel transformation led by Reality Fund, turning the struggling enclosed shopping center into seven open, independent waterfront buildings.

Chile faces a looming recession, high unemployment, and soaring inflation that are eroding purchasing power, forcing citizens to cut back on daily expenses.

Discover tonight's top television highlights, featuring the return of crime dramas MobLand and Vigil, gripping true crime documentaries, and family favorite Paddington in Peru.

Actress Christina Applegate shared a video from her Los Angeles home, revealing significant weight loss after a lengthy hospital stay amid her multiple sclerosis battle.

A severe microalgae bloom disrupting Israel's desalination plants exposes deep vulnerabilities in the national water sector, prompting urgent calls for master plan approval and aquifer rehabilitation.