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PAOK Stuns Panathinaikos on Buzzer-Beater to Reach Greek Super Cup Final
PAOK Thessaloniki shocked Panathinaikos 84-82 in the Greek Super Cup semi-finals with a buzzer-beater by Cedi Osman, setting up a final clash against Olympiacos.
Hapoel Tel Aviv Beats Beersheba 85-67 to Reach Winner Cup Semifinals
Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Hapoel Beersheba 85-67 to reach the Winner Cup semifinals, bouncing back behind standout displays from Tai Odiase and Khadeen Carrington.
Israeli Rabbis Urge Cabinet to Reject International Force in Gaza
Prominent religious Zionist rabbis urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the security cabinet to reject international forces in Gaza, warning against risks to Israeli security.
The Meaning of Sukkot: Inside the Temporary Dwellings of Autumn
An exploration of Sukkot, examining the historical and spiritual significance of building temporary shelters, the clouds of glory, and finding true security.
Powerful Storm Leaves Tens of Thousands Without Power in Northeastern US
A powerful storm in the northeastern US left over 70,000 without power on Saturday, prompting severe flood warnings, evacuation orders, and widespread travel disruptions.
Gur Community Sets Strict Guidelines for Children Visiting Arad Mall
Administrators of the Gur Hasidic community in Arad issued strict guidelines for children visiting the newly acquired Arad Mall, permitting entry only for shopping with parental accompaniment and limiting store access to community-owned businesses.
BBC Criticized Over Reporting Gaza Casualties Linked to Hamas
The BBC is facing heavy criticism after reports revealed that dozens of individuals listed as journalists killed in Gaza had ties to terror groups, with some participating in the October 7 massacre.
Hezbollah Publishes Rare Footage of Nasrallah Ahead of Anniversary of His Death
Hezbollah's Al-Manar channel published footage of Hassan Nasrallah ahead of the second anniversary of his assassination, attempting to refute Israeli claims that he hid in a bunker.
Sports Illustrated: Deni Avdija's High Ceiling and Championship Ambitions
Sports Illustrated analyst Austin White argues that Israeli NBA star Deni Avdija can elevate his game to superstardom and become a true franchise cornerstone for a championship contender in 2026/27.
Israel Delays E1 Housing Tender Deadline Amid Election Controversy
The government's legal counsel has delayed the E1 housing tender deadline past the upcoming elections, sparking fierce opposition from Ma'ale Adumim's mayor and government officials.
Pro-Palestinian Activists Vandalize Israeli Pavilion at Gothenburg Book Fair
Pro-Palestinian activists vandalized the Israeli pavilion at the Gothenburg Book Fair in Sweden, splashing red paint on the flag and sparking condemnation over free speech violations.
Controversial Documentary 'NZA' Premieres at New York Film Festival Amid Protests
The controversial film 'NZA' premieres at the New York Film Festival, drawing protests from the Israeli-American Council over its omission of the October 7 massacre context.
AI Infrastructure Investment in US Projected to Reach Record $10.3 Trillion
US artificial intelligence infrastructure investments are projected to reach $10.3 trillion, outpacing historic infrastructure projects and raising economic concentration risks.
Hit Drama Series Matokim Returns for New Season with Ido Malka
The hit drama series Matokim is returning for a new season with filming starting soon, featuring singer Ido Malka after a major physical transformation and recent personal changes.
US Authorities Charge Vietnamese National in Massive $16 Million Crypto Scam
Federal authorities in Missouri charge a 37-year-old Vietnamese national with a massive $16 million crypto scam and money laundering operation utilizing the pig butchering method.
Israeli Opposition Leaders Present United Front, Yet Skip Leadership Question
Opposition leaders released a joint photo and strategic roadmap against Benjamin Netanyahu's government, though the crucial question of who will lead the bloc remains unresolved.
Israeli Discount Chains Slash Holiday Prices Amid Cost of Living Pressures
Israeli retail chains are offering low-cost Sukkot products as fintech data shows consumers are increasing transaction volume while spending less per purchase amid cost of living pressures.
Reality TV Couple Leah Noga and Dvir Salomon Celebrate One Year Together
Model Leah Noga and Dvir Salomon, who met on the reality show "New Love," are celebrating their one-year anniversary. The couple famously broke the show's rules to stay together and recently flew to Sri Lanka for a family reunion.
Madrid Protests Demand Early Elections Amid Ceuta Migration Crisis
Thousands protested in Madrid demanding early elections and criticizing Spain's handling of the Ceuta migration crisis, backed by opposition parties.
Kansas Man Arrested for Plotting Assassination of Commentator Ben Shapiro
A Kansas man was arrested in Florida for plotting to assassinate conservative commentator Ben Shapiro on Yom Kippur, alongside threats against Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.
Germany Criticized Over Ban on Nazi Memorial Stumbling Stones in Heidenau
Germany faces sharp criticism after Heidenau's city council voted to ban stumbling stones commemorating Nazi victims, with support from the AfD and CDU parties.
Toddler Severely Burned by Boiling Coffee in Jerusalem Hospitalized
A two-year-old girl sustained moderate burns to her upper body in Jerusalem after a cup of boiling coffee spilled on her. Emergency medics evacuated her to Shaare Zedek Medical Center.
Former Hostage Mia Schem Opens Up About Dating, Captivity, and Family Dreams
Former hostage Mia Schem opened up about dating after captivity in a candid podcast interview, revealing her dream of getting married and starting a family.
Nvidia Chip Thieves in California Accidentally Steal 20 Tons of Sand Instead
Thieves in California targeting Nvidia AI hardware accidentally stole trailers loaded with 20 tons of sand instead of chips, ending up empty-handed after targeting autonomous trucking firm PlusAI.
Yoav Horowitz Reveals 2019 Netanyahu-Ordered Talks With Mansour Abbas
Former PM chief of staff Yoav Horowitz revealed he negotiated with Mansour Abbas in 2019 per Netanyahu's orders, as the Central Election Committee disqualified Ra'am.
Hamas Leader Claims Israel Blocked Aid to Gaza and Discusses US Talks
Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya claimed in a recent interview that Israel disrupted Arab and Muslim aid efforts for Gaza, while noting US understanding during talks.
England Faces World Champion Spain in High-Stakes Nations League Clash
England and world champion Spain face off in a marquee League A clash tonight, featuring global stars Harry Kane and Lamine Yamal in a rematch of sorts since the US World Cup.
Iranian FM Stays in New York for Indirect Talks Despite U.S. Rejection
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi remains in New York for indirect talks with the U.S. despite President Donald Trump rejecting Tehran's latest proposal.
Mor Maman and David Azoulay Officially Reunite After Months of Separation
Model and businesswoman Mor Maman has officially confirmed her reconciliation with her husband, David Azoulay, sharing a celebratory Instagram video from her sukkah after months of separation.
Netanyahu Envoy Met Qatari Official Ahead of UN Speech
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's envoy met with a Qatari minister in New York just a day before Netanyahu criticized Qatar at the United Nations.
San Diego Jury Orders Apple to Pay Over $5.7 Billion in Haptic Patent Case
A federal jury in San Diego ordered Apple to pay over $5.7 billion in damages to Taction Technology for infringing on two haptic feedback patents.
Assi Azar Celebrates 10,000 Followers on New Anxiety Support Page
TV host Assi Azar celebrated reaching 10,000 followers on his new anxiety support Instagram page, sharing his personal struggles and upcoming TV series.
Omer Adam's Wife Yael Yisraelovitch Deletes Her Instagram Account
One month after their luxurious wedding in Portofino, Italy, Omer Adam's wife Yael Yisraelovitch has deleted her Instagram account to ensure maximum privacy.
Ra'anana Mall Invests NIS 12 Million in New Movieland Cinema and Rooftop Padel Complex
Kanyon Raananim in Ra'anana is investing NIS 12 million to build a 10-screen Movieland cinema complex alongside a massive 12-court rooftop padel facility as part of an urban renewal project.
Stephen Curry Extends Warriors Contract as Salary Cut Sparks Future Speculation
Stephen Curry has signed a two-year contract extension with the Golden State Warriors worth 116 million dollars, taking a pay cut that could pave the way for Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler to remain with the franchise.
Gary Lineker's Podcast Empire Thrives With £38M Revenue After BBC Exit
Gary Lineker's podcast company Goalhanger achieved £38 million in revenue and £10 million in profit for 2025, cementing his financial success after leaving the BBC.
Hawaii Braces for Catastrophic Category 5 Hurricane Nolo
Hawaii's Big Island braces for Category 5 Hurricane Nolo, bringing torrential rains, life-threatening floods, and high waves as the active Pacific season continues.
Yehuda Levi Returns to Keshet 12 in New Drama Series 'The Escape'
Israeli actor Yehuda Levi stars in Keshet 12's new drama series 'The Escape', playing a former security official, alongside a major advertising partnership with Avisror Moshe & Sons.
Daniel Greenberg Opens Up About Dating, Motherhood, and Wedding Dreams
Model Daniel Greenberg opened up about her dating life at an eligible singles event, sharing her dreams of finding love again, having another wedding, and expanding her family.
Ex-NFL Player T.J. Ward Criticizes Madison Beer Over Chargers Game Appearance
Former NFL player T.J. Ward has criticized pop star Madison Beer for her attention-grabbing appearance at a Los Angeles Chargers game, targeting her relationship with quarterback Justin Herbert.

Weapons Seized and Five Arrested in Rahat Police Raids
Israeli police seized an M-16 rifle, handguns, and ammunition during weekend operations in Rahat, arresting five suspects amid an ongoing crackdown on illegal weapons and clan violence.
Clalit and Check Point Partner in Multimillion-Shekel AI Security Deal
Clalit and Check Point have launched a multimillion-shekel partnership to develop an AI Gateway, securing hospital medical systems against data leaks and cyber threats.
Yael Shelbia Cleans Up Instagram Feed and Removes All Photos of Ex Omer Adam
Yael Shelbia has officially deleted all photos with her ex Omer Adam from her Instagram feed, as she continues her glamorous international romance with Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll.
Arkia Flight to Albania Suffers Major Delays at Ben Gurion Airport
Arkia passengers traveling to Albania faced hours of delays at Ben Gurion Airport, with journalist Linoy Bar-Geffen documenting chaotic conditions and difficulties in canceling flights at Terminal 1.
Richard Harrison, Spaghetti Western Star and Cult Icon, Dies at 90
American actor Richard Harrison, famous for spaghetti westerns and action films, has died at 90. He notably recommended Clint Eastwood for A Fistful of Dollars.
Naftali Bennett Defiant After Violent Clashes During Bnei Brak Visit
Be-yachad party leader Naftali Bennett issued a defiant statement following a violent incident in Bnei Brak, where a staff member was injured by thrown objects during his political tour.
US and China Reach 30 Billion Dollar Tariff Cut and AI Dialogue Agreement
China and the US agreed on mutual tariff cuts totaling 30 billion dollars and launched an artificial intelligence dialogue following President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington.
Gadi Eisenkot Slams Netanyahu Over Ignored Foreign Warnings Before Oct. 7
Yashar! party leader Gadi Eisenkot harshly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over foreign intelligence warnings ignored prior to October 7. Likud dismissed the reports as politically motivated falsehoods.
Tens of Thousands Visit Israeli Parks During Sukkot Ahead of Rain Forecast
Around 70,000 visitors flocked to Israeli national parks during Sukkot, enjoying pleasant weather and autumn landscapes before upcoming rain and cooler temperatures later in the week.
South Korea's Chip Giants Threaten National Power Grid Amid Energy Crisis
South Korea's dominant chip giants, Samsung and SK Hynix, are straining the national power grid amid surging AI-driven demand and frozen state electricity prices, threatening the country's semiconductor manufacturing dominance.
The Israeli Balcony Boom: Market Value, Design Trends, and Financing Strategies
The Sukkot holiday highlights the high demand for balconies in Israeli apartments. Real estate experts discuss valuation metrics, market trends, and smart financing options for home upgrades.
Keshet 12 Dominates Weekly TV Ratings as Kupa Rashit Makes Triumphant Return
Israel's weekly TV ratings show Keshet 12 dominating the charts, while Kan 11's hit show Kupa Rashit scored a massive 16.4% rating upon its triumphant return.
Israelis Made More Transactions But Spent Less Ahead of Jewish New Year
Fintech firm Hyp reports that ahead of the Jewish New Year, Israelis made more transactions but spent less money overall amid rising living costs.
Static and Ben El Tavori Reunion? Cryptic Clue Sparks Israel's Hopes
Social media is buzzing over a potential musical reunion between Liraz Russo (Static) and Ben El Tavori, after Static cryptically hinted at a February 2nd date in response to a viral video.
Lamine Yamal on Ballon d'Or Ambitions, Messi Comparisons, and Playing for Joy
In an extensive interview, Barcelona and Spain star Lamine Yamal discusses his ambitions for the Ballon d'Or, comparisons to Lionel Messi, and his passion for football.
Trump Rejects Iranian Ceasefire Offer Amid New October 7 Intelligence Revelations
Donald Trump rejected an Iranian ceasefire proposal as intelligence reports reveal Netanyahu ignored warnings regarding the October 7 attacks.
Woman Retracts Sexual Assault Allegations Against Rapper Jay-Z
A woman from Alabama who accused Jay-Z of sexual assault in 2024 has officially retracted her claims, admitting in court that she never met the rapper.
Israel Wins Team Gold at Acrobatic Gymnastics World Championships
The Israeli acrobatic gymnastics team won gold in the Team Award at the World Championships in Pesaro, Italy, scoring 88 points ahead of Russia and the US.
Former IAF Fighter Pilot and Brigadier General Aharon Shavit Dies at 91
Brigadier General (res.) Aharon "Yalo" Shavit, a pioneering Israeli Air Force fighter pilot and former commander, passed away at 91. Shavit flew in major Israeli wars and commanded Etzion Airbase.
What Does Your Coffee Cup Say in a Job Interview?
A viral TikTok video on job candidates bringing iced coffee to interviews sparked a US debate on recruitment standards. Experts discuss how cooling labor markets amplify minor behavioral signals.
Exoplanet Beta Pictoris b Emits Powerful Radio Signals Into Space
Astronomers have confirmed that powerful radio emissions detected by the MeerKAT telescope originate from the exoplanet Beta Pictoris b, marking a historic milestone.
George Russell Wins Chaotic Baku Grand Prix in Formula 1
George Russell won the chaotic Baku Grand Prix to narrow the championship gap, as teammate and leader Kimi Antonelli finished fifth.
Iran Pursues Active UN Diplomacy Amid Intensifying Western Pressure
Iranian officials led a busy diplomatic agenda at the UN General Assembly, holding numerous meetings with global leaders while facing mounting Western economic pressure.
Dual Russian-Israeli Citizens Arrested in Montenegro with Espionage Gear
Two Russian-Israeli dual citizens were arrested at Montenegro's Tivat Airport carrying undeclared cash, electronics, and surveillance gear ahead of a flight to Israel.

Forest Fire Breaks Out in Haruvit Forest Near Beit Shemesh
A major forest fire broke out in the Haruvit Forest near Beit Shemesh during the Sukkot holiday. Firefighters and six aircraft are battling the blaze, and hikers have been evacuated.
Israeli Startups Raise Record $4.4 Billion in Q3 2026 Mega-Quarter
Israeli startups raised a record $4.4 billion in Q3 2026, surpassing the total capital raised in all of 2025, driven by massive funding rounds and major acquisitions.
Workslop: How Forced AI Adoption Is Creating Hidden Workplace Chaos and Massive Losses
A joint study by Stanford University and BetterUp reveals how forced AI adoption in the workplace creates 'Workslop'—useless, AI-generated content that costs companies millions and harms professional relationships.
Belgium Confirms Iran Orchestrated Anti-Jewish Attacks in Liège and Antwerp
Belgian security authorities confirmed that Iran orchestrated terrorist attacks against a Liège synagogue and an Antwerp vehicle in March, marking a direct link to Tehran.
UAE Adviser Gargash Warns US-Iran Stalemate Is Unsustainable Amid Transition
UAE Presidential Adviser Anwar Gargash warned that the current US-Iran dynamic is unsustainable, calling for lasting regional peace and multi-level dialogue amid Iran's post-Khamenei transition.
Negev Residents Threaten Independent Force After Hours of Unchecked Gunfire
Residents of Givot Bar in the northern Negev reported hours of heavy automatic gunfire originating from Rahat, evoking memories of October 7 and threatening to form an independent security force.
Alabama and TikTok Reach Landmark Settlement Over Youth Safety Concerns
Alabama has reached a landmark settlement of up to $300 million with TikTok over allegations of harming youth mental health and misleading consumers, setting a major precedent for social media litigation in the US.
Yigitcan Saybir Hits Miraculous Full-Court Buzzer-Beater in Turkey
Tofas Bursa defeated Bandirma 90-89 in the Turkish Basketball Super League opener thanks to a miraculous full-court buzzer-beater by Yigitcan Saybir.
Two Killed and Four Missing in Building Collapse After Athens Explosion
Two people died and four are missing after a building collapsed following an explosion in central Athens. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate the blast's cause.
Beitar Jerusalem Fined 32,750 Euros by UEFA Over Fan Behavior
Beitar Jerusalem received a hefty fine and a suspended away fan ban from UEFA following fan pyrotechnics and racist behavior during European qualifiers.
Japan Village Celebrates Legend That Jesus Survived the Cross and Died at 106
Deep in northern Japan, the village of Shingo celebrates an unusual legend claiming Jesus Christ escaped the cross, fled to Japan, and lived to 106. Despite being a proven forgery, the annual festival attracts record crowds.
iPhone 18 Pro Review: Physical Aperture and AI Upgrades
We reviewed the new iPhone 18 Pro, testing its A20 Pro processor, physical variable aperture camera, and AI Siri features provided by iDigital.
New York Property Owners Face Soaring Taxes as Long-standing Exemptions Expire
Thousands of New York City property owners and renters face soaring property taxes and maintenance fees as long-standing residential tax abatements expire through 2030.
Portland Builds Around Young Core Led by Deni Avdija
Portland is building its young core around Deni Avdija, Toumani Camara, and Donovan Clingan, but analysts warn the Trail Blazers need another star offensive partner to contend in the West.
Marcus Thuram and India Love Spark Romance Rumors in Milan Shopping Trip
Inter Milan striker Marcus Thuram and American model India Love have sparked fresh romance rumors after being spotted shopping together in Milan.
Will Mirra Andreeva Follow the Wave and Leave Russian Tennis?
Former tennis star Andrei Chesnokov predicts French Open champion Mirra Andreeva will soon change her sporting nationality, following a broader wave of Russian players shifting allegiance.

Two Dead in Tragic Drownings at the Sea of Galilee and Ashkelon
A man in his 30s drowned at the Sea of Galilee and a 17-year-old boy was found dead after drowning at Delilah Beach in Ashkelon following an extensive search.

Inside the Israeli Navy's Submarine Training and Selection Process
Major M., commander of the Israeli Navy's submarine school, outlines the rigorous selection process and demanding 14-month training required to join Shayetet 7.
Heavy Monsoon Rains Trigger Severe Flooding Across Bangkok and Thailand
Torrential monsoon rains have caused severe flooding across Bangkok and 21 Thai provinces, affecting over 84,000 people and disrupting transport as weather services warn of more storms.
Air Seychelles Cancels Flight to Mauritius Following Denied Landing Permit
An Air Seychelles flight from Israel to Mauritius was canceled after authorities denied landing rights, citing political reasons, amid ongoing regional tensions.
How to Remove Stubborn Price Stickers and Adhesive Residue in Seconds
Discover two simple and effective tricks to easily remove stubborn price stickers and sticky adhesive residue from kitchenware and plastic containers in seconds.
Two Childhood Friends from Northern Israel Fall in Gaza Battles
Two childhood friends from Har Halutz who grew up across the street from each other have both fallen during IDF military operations in the Gaza Strip, leaving grieving families and devastated friends behind.
White House Replaces CNN on Air Force One Amid Press Freedom Dispute
The White House replaced CNN with a conservative outlet on Air Force One after barring major media networks from the premises, sparking a severe clash over press freedom and ongoing legal battles.
Putin Dismisses Fears of European Conflict While Blaming Ukraine for Stalled Ceasefire
Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed fears of a direct military conflict with Western Europe while maintaining a pessimistic outlook on a ceasefire in Ukraine, following recent geopolitical tensions.

Wounded IDF Soldier Attends Brigade Memorial After Fierce Combat in Lebanon
Eitan Chesterman, a severely wounded IDF soldier, attended his brigade's memorial ceremony in southern Lebanon, honoring his fallen comrades despite a grueling recovery.
Saudi Crude Oil Exports Surge in September Despite Regional Attacks
Saudi Arabia's crude exports surged to 6 million barrels per day in September despite regional attacks and pipeline damage, returning to 2025 monthly averages.

Adam Brody Calls Gaza War 'Genocide' in New Interview
Actor Adam Brody, star of Netflix's 'Nobody Wants This', has publicly called the war in Gaza a 'genocide' and voiced support for a free Palestine in a new interview with GQ magazine.
Portuguese Citizenship for Children: What Israeli Parents Must Know
Thousands of Israelis with Portuguese citizenship assume their children are automatically eligible. Attorney Yinon Shraga explains that children born before naturalization require a separate application before turning 18.
Brazilian Model Found Murdered in Southern France, Ex-Partner Arrested
The body of 25-year-old Brazilian model Larissa Brito dos Santos was discovered dismembered during a customs check in southern France. Her former partner has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
Kiryat Ata Home Sells for 2.45M NIS Amid Nationwide Real Estate Deals
Recent property transactions across Israel highlight housing market trends, including a 5-room home in Kiryat Ata selling for 2.45 million NIS and various deals nationwide.
Star Power Isn't Enough: Why Woody and Matthew's 'Brothers' Falls Short
Apple TV+'s comedy series Brothers, starring Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey as fictionalized versions of themselves, relies on undeniable star chemistry but ultimately struggles to live up to its ambitious potential.
Pioneering Spirit and Resilience: Life in Vered Yicho Through Decades of Change
Dani and Shula from Vered Yicho reflect on decades of pioneering, overcoming bankruptcy, rebuilding their restaurant after a fire, and family life amid the war.
Why You Should Never Throw Away Your Airport Luggage Receipt Sticker
Travelers are advised not to discard the small baggage receipt sticker usually placed on passports during check-in, as it plays a crucial role in tracking lost luggage and filing claims under international aviation rules.
How 3D Printers Are Changing DIY Home Repairs and Custom Fabrication
Homeowners are increasingly turning to 3D printers for practical household repairs and custom accessories, saving money and hassle by printing replacement parts themselves.
Ed Sheeran Cancels Gillette Stadium Concerts Over Severe Weather
Ed Sheeran has canceled his upcoming weekend concerts at Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts due to severe weather forecasts across New England, with full refunds issued to ticket holders.
Jodie Turner-Smith and Brother Face Civil Lawsuit Over Allegations
Actress Jodie Turner-Smith and her brother face a civil lawsuit filed by three women alleging drug trafficking and sexual assault. Representatives deny the claims as baseless.
Mbappe Injured After Scoring Winner in Zidane's Debut Win
Kylian Mbappe scored the winner in Zinedine Zidane's debut as France beat Turkey 1:0, but suffered a concerning left tendon injury.
What to Watch Tonight: New Ethiopian-Israeli Documentary and Roni Kuban
Discover tonight's top television picks, featuring Kahn 11's emotional documentary series Tlusim about Ethiopian-Israeli immigrants, Roni Kuban's interview return, and Disney+'s Chilean mine rescue docuseries.
Italy Defeated by Belgium 2-0 in Roberto Mancini's Return
Italy suffered a 2-0 home defeat to Belgium in the UEFA Nations League during Roberto Mancini's return as coach, drawing jeers from the crowd at the Stadio Olimpico.
ShinyHunters Hack Exposes Sensitive Medical Data from Agency Recruitment Systems
International hackers ShinyHunters stole 3 terabytes of data from recruitment systems, exposing sensitive medical records of agency employees and raising espionage concerns.
UK Ticket Wins £111 Million EuroMillions Jackpot
A UK lottery ticket has won the 111 million pound EuroMillions jackpot, marking the third major British win in the transnational lottery since the start of 2026.

Tel Aviv: Man Arrested After Firing Shots in Air and Hiding in Dorms
Israel Police arrested a Kiryat Motzkin resident on Friday for allegedly firing into the air on Einstein Street in Tel Aviv and hiding in a student dorm.
OpenAI Faces Security Crises as AI Agents Leak Data and Bypass Protocols
OpenAI faces mounting security breaches as AI agents leak ChatGPT user photos and infiltrate external databases, sparking internal scrutiny, international criticism, and industry debate over autonomous capabilities.
IDF and Shin Bet Eliminate 16 Key Hamas Financial Operatives in Gaza
The IDF and Shin Bet have eliminated 16 key financial operatives of Hamas in Gaza since the war began, disrupting over $1 billion in terror funding.
Iran Submits Seven-Day Plan to US for Reopening Strait of Hormuz
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, submitted to the US during indirect talks in New York.

Egyptian Intelligence Chief Warned Israel of Hamas Attack Before October 7
An investigation by The Atlantic reveals that Egypt's intelligence chief warned Israel of a planned Hamas attack days before October 7, 2023, during a secret visit.
Fauda Reclaims Top Spot on Netflix Israel Charts in Major Turnaround
Netflix Israel charts show a major shift as the hit Israeli action series 'Fauda' reclaims the top spot, outpacing international hits like 'The Gentlemen' and 'Monster'.