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The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on the A7 shadow banking network linked to Russia, used by Iran to fund proxy groups. The network is headed by oligarch Ilan Shor.

Israeli pop star Agam Buhbut delivered an emotional debut at Tel Aviv's Menora Arena, admitting she once thought of quitting music before achieving her biggest dreams.

Eritrea severed diplomatic ties with Ethiopia after Addis Ababa expelled diplomats, escalating a regional crisis and reviving fears of renewed civil war.

The US Treasury has begun distributing $500 refund checks to nearly one million citizens in 30 states. Accompanied by a letter from President Donald Trump blaming the Biden administration for healthcare overcharges, the move aims to return surplus funds directly to the public ahead of midterm elections.

Three years after October 7, the Israel Police is preparing to publish its battle investigations, highlighting officer bravery, operational failures, and sharp criticism of the early military response.

Conrad 'Cronos' Lant, frontman and bassist of pioneering British metal band Venom, has died at age 63. His iconic work shaped the black metal subgenre and influenced generations of musicians.

Train services across northern Israel and Haifa will be temporarily suspended on two Fridays in October for Nofit light rail construction, with free shuttles provided.

A CNN investigation reveals that Jared Kushner's investment firm holds a major stake in Israel's Phoenix Group, which invests in firms supplying the IDF, sparking ethics debates.

Swiss bank Lombard Odier reports strong global corporate profits and expects the Fed to limit rate hikes to one or two amid steady 2026 economic momentum.

Israeli satirist Evgeny Zarovinsky caused a global uproar after a joke tweet about pagers in Ireland was mistaken for a real threat by international users and Al Jazeera.

Israeli startup Tenzai topped HackerOne's vulnerability leaderboard using an open-source Chinese AI model, demonstrating advanced autonomous cyber capabilities on live enterprise networks.

A comprehensive, two-week review of the iPhone 18 Pro exploring its dynamic aperture, smaller Dynamic Island, A20 Pro performance, camera pro controls, and real-world battery life.

Election Committee Chairman Noam Solberg ordered National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir to remove a prison video used for illegal election propaganda and fined him personally.

Sabine Taasa, an Israeli mother who lost her husband and son on October 7, confronted filmmakers at a European screening of the controversial documentary "Naza" in the Netherlands.

A shouting match erupted at a closed Peace Council meeting between Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan and Israeli representative Michael Eisenberg, before being halted by Jared Kushner.

OpenWeb, a former Israeli unicorn valued at $1.5 billion, has filed for bankruptcy protection with 178 million shekels in liabilities, following leadership battles and a dispute with Microsoft.

Cristiano Ronaldo abruptly left Portugal's training camp ahead of the Nations League matches. Reports suggest his frustration stems partly from his 16-year-old son being omitted from the U-17 squad.

Extreme weather strikes Europe and tourist spots as Israelis travel abroad, while Israel expects localized rain in the north, rising temperatures, and shifting forecasts.

An IDF soldier is under investigation after filming himself taunting the father of a detained Palestinian teenager in the Binyamin region. Meanwhile, a Palestinian man was killed during separate clashes in the West Bank.

A record 9,172 Jews ascended the Temple Mount during Sukkot, marking a 22.7% increase from last year, amid visits by officials including Itamar Ben Gvir.

The Supreme Court discussed petitions to disqualify Ra'am and Balad ahead of the 2026 elections. Justices noted no grounds to ban Ra'am, while offering Balad leader Sami Abu Shehadeh a chance to withdraw to avoid a formal disqualification ruling.

The United States imposed sanctions on Iran's automotive and railway sectors, aiming to cripple the economy and restrict the regime's ability to fund its activities.

A new i24NEWS poll shows Likud leading with 28 mandates ahead of the upcoming elections, followed by Yashar! with 22 and BeYachad with 9 mandates.

Actor and content creator Idan Borulya shared a moving personal confession about his suicide attempt during military service, urging youth facing mental distress to hold on.

British counter-terrorism police arrested a British-Iranian citizen following a foiled bomb plot at RAF Fairford. Prime Minister Andy Burnham cited strong signs of Iranian involvement.

A senior Israeli government company official was detained for questioning over suspected resume forgery, fraud, and breach of trust following a referral from the Government Companies Authority.

A Bedouin resident in the West Bank reported that extremists broke into his home and assaulted his family, allegedly with soldiers looking on, prompting an IDF investigation.

Michal Haktana and Yehuda Bohbot open up about their relationship in a new Instagram docuseries. Michal compares her romance with Yehuda to her past marriage.

A non-profit Israeli retail initiative named HaHishuk is challenging supermarket chains by offering discounted pantry staples and household goods through a warehouse-based model with zero physical stores.

Central Election Committee Chairman Judge Noam Soelberg ruled that financial pledges to abstain from voting are legally void, referring the Satmar funds case to police.

Energy Minister Eli Cohen rejected claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to delay the October 2026 Knesset elections, while supporting the formation of a consensus inquiry commission after the vote.

Discover 1910, a celebrated Italian-Mediterranean restaurant in Degania A kibbutz. Blending local ingredients with exceptional hospitality, it remains a culinary beacon in northern Israel.

Following a terrifying incident aboard a Flydubai flight to Israel, global aviation security experts warn that stricter cockpit protocols and background checks may be imminent.

Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Real Madrid in Sofia looking for consecutive EuroLeague wins. Dimitris Itoudis's squad aims to overcome missing key players against the Spanish powerhouse.

The US administration has waived human rights conditions for $320 million in military aid to Egypt, citing Cairo's helpful role following the conflict with Iran.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that Germany is preparing for widespread Russian attacks following sabotage incidents across Europe, pledging a swift and sharp response.

Israeli police are investigating the arson of a Nigerian Embassy vehicle in Kfar Saba. Investigators are exploring potential motives, including a personal dispute or a denied visa.

An unprecedented coalition of 52 UN member states issued a joint statement in Geneva warning that advanced artificial intelligence is being exploited to spread antisemitism and Holocaust denial.

A third US aircraft carrier is heading to the Middle East as nuclear negotiations between Washington and Iran stall, following the expulsion of the Iranian UN delegation.

The U.S. Treasury automatically enrolled over 60 million American children under 18 into the Trump Accounts program, expanding investment access ahead of midterms.

Global news roundup covers Russia's nuclear threats over Kaliningrad, British intelligence warnings regarding Chinese funding of researchers, and the complete US military withdrawal from Iraq.

Eight scientists including two Israelis have been named laureates of the prestigious 2026 Wolf Prize. Mathematicians Prof. Joseph Bernstein and Prof. David Kazhdan received the honor for their work.

Newly revealed documents show that former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar warned the Knesset of a potential multi-front war weeks before October 7, presenting a briefing titled 'The Perfect Storm' as political tensions heightened.

Panathinaikos hosts Maccabi Tel Aviv in the EuroLeague. Coach Željko Obradović warns his players to expect a tough battle and high intensity.

Carlos Alcaraz defeated American Alex Michelsen in three sets to start his title defense at the Tokyo tournament, advancing to the round of 16.

Uman braces for renewed power outages ahead of winter as Russian strikes target Ukrainian energy infrastructure, prompting safety warnings and heavy financial burdens for pilgrims.

A Russian drone struck a Kyiv school, but over 100 students sheltering in a safe room escaped unhurt. The Southern Bridge was also targeted as aerial attacks intensify.

Houthi forces are advancing toward the strategic city of Taiz in Yemen following heavy clashes with government troops, resulting in dozens of reported militant casualties.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid declined an invitation from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana to a Knesset sukkah Torah study event, citing extremely short notice and criticizing the timing.

The IDF revealed that 170 Gazans previously presented as journalists were active operatives in Hamas and Islamic Jihad, with 17 participating in the October 7 attacks.

Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi are not moving in together, despite the actor temporarily staying at her Los Angeles home while searching for a new property of his own.

Actress Rona-Lee Shimon slammed a Dan bus driver on social media after reckless driving nearly toppled her stroller and the driver told her to shut up.

Comedian Pete Davidson opened up in a candid interview about his past relationship with Kim Kardashian, the intense feud with Kanye West, and his battle with substance abuse.

Ofer Winter's Amcha Yisrael party has released a video revealing that former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi blocked his appointment as military secretary days before October 7.

Soldiers of the March 2024 cohort in the 401st Brigade face the cancellation of their entitled vacation days by their commander, sparking widespread criticism within the IDF and formal grievances.

Early investor Alejandro Weinstein sold his 6.8% stake in Israeli defense firm Smart Shooter for NIS 51 million following a massive $150 million Pentagon contract.

Chinese automakers are flooding export markets with ultra-competitive electric and plug-in vehicles, driving down car prices in Israel and offering budget-friendly alternatives amid rising living costs.

Japanese tennis star Kei Nishikori ended his career at 36 after losing in the Tokyo first round. The former world No. 4 and US Open finalist received tributes from top players.

UEFA has reopened disciplinary proceedings against Barcelona in the Negreira case after receiving thousands of documents from Real Madrid regarding payments to a former referee official.

India's strengthening strategic alliance with Israel has triggered a diplomatic pushback from Palestinian representatives in New Delhi, focusing on the historical legacy of the 1918 Battle of Haifa.

Israeli singer Hanan Ben Ari surprised two women stranded with a flat tire near Jerusalem, stopping to help change it and inspiring a heartwarming lesson about humility and mutual aid.

Zap analysis shows Israelis use Eilat's VAT exemption to upgrade purchases rather than save, eyeing premium models and brands that cost 16% more on average.

Kai brings contemporary Thai cuisine with a creative chef twist to Zichron Yaakov, blending unexpected flavors, excellent sauces, and a sophisticated dining experience.

Numerous Israeli travelers are stranded abroad after Emirates barred passengers heading to Tel Aviv from boarding flights to Dubai, leaving families facing steep alternative costs and severe uncertainty.

Laid-off Israeli tech workers are turning job hunts into startup launches, empowered by AI tools and industry experience amid widespread high-tech sector layoffs.

Microsoft's 2026 Digital Defense Report ranks Israel second globally for cyber attacks, absorbing 7.6% of worldwide activity and 39% of all Iranian-linked cyber threats.

Brigadier General Liron Betito detailed the Gaza Division's control over 63% of the territory, extensive underground drilling, and the elimination of top Hamas commanders.

Five reservists and entrepreneurs launched a national initiative to erect seven giant flags across Israel, inaugurating the first 61-meter pole at Nitzani Oz with President Isaac Herzog.

Keshet 12 moves to renew the contract of veteran TV host Guy Pines amid fierce late-night competition, though Pines himself currently denies the reports.

Rescue flights from Dubai to Israel will operate until Monday with carry-on luggage only due to security disputes. Large suitcases will undergo separate screening and arrive via cargo planes.

The Israeli Embassy in Berlin urged Baden-Württemberg to halt funding for Palestinian clergyman Mitri Raheb over his praise of the October 7 massacre.

The Likud party filed a police complaint against retired Col. Miki Kesari over alleged incitement and calls for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to face a firing squad.

ARK Invest purchased $81 million in Nvidia shares while selling $110 million of AMD stock. Cathie Wood's firm locks in profits after AMD's massive surge.

The IDF eliminated two terrorists involved in the October 7 massacre, including a Hamas squad commander who participated in the high-profile abduction of Be'eri family members.

Sharon Stone revealed on Michelle Obama's podcast that she underwent an abortion at 18, sharply criticizing US restrictions on women's reproductive rights and healthcare access.

Turkish authorities have approved interim payouts of up to 1 million liras for investors caught in the country's largest-ever investment fund crisis, providing partial liquidity amid ongoing liquidations.

Alphabet is launching custom AI chips into orbit via SpaceX to test space-based data centers under Project Suncatcher, aiming to leverage continuous solar energy.

Singer Meshi Kleinstein revealed in a candid podcast interview that she suffered severe childhood bullying from fourth grade until the army, leaving her isolated before a later chance encounter brought unexpected closure.

A Tel Aviv Labor Court ordered the National Insurance Institute to grant a student 12 extra months of professional rehabilitation after finding that severe threats and PTSD constituted special circumstances.

A NIOSH report reveals that four firefighters remain out of work nearly a year after inhaling toxic smoke during a Tesla Model 3 thermal runaway incident in California.

Israeli teachers are divided after a principal used security cameras to monitor staff punctuality. While many condemned the privacy breach, others defended the action as necessary discipline.

A new memorial plaque at Ammunition Hill honors five Battalion 66 veterans of the Six-Day War who were murdered in the October 7 massacre and Hamas captivity.

Model Daphne Joy responded to rumors about an alleged threesome with Kanye West and Bianca Censori during a recent podcast interview, praising the couple.

Twin influencers Noy and Hadar Karako share their emotional journey after Hadar's successful third pregnancy while Noy suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage, altering their famously synchronized lives.

A new ADL report reveals a systemic rise in antisemitism within the US cultural sector, showing that museums, publishers, and art institutions are sidelining Jewish and Israeli creators.

The Central District Court ruled that property owners signing combination deals under TAMA 38/2 must pay betterment levies on MAMAD security rooms, overturning a previous exemption.

Altshuler Shaham recorded net outflows of nearly NIS 200 million in September, ending months of strong fundraising as the firm announced a major corporate restructuring and split of its provident and pension operations.

Israeli singer Liran Danino is set to perform at the legendary Barby club in Tel Aviv for the first time on November 29, following two sold-out shows at the Menora Arena.

Israeli cloud infrastructure company Nebius has acquired AI startup Inferize in a deal estimated at up to $150 million, just eight months after the startup's founding.

Left-wing activists were attacked by settlers in the West Bank during olive harvest assistance, while separate clashes involving Palestinians and IDF forces occurred near Hebron.

Reserve Brig. Gen. Oren Solomon criticized former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi following the Supreme Court's decision to name Gaza Division intelligence officer Lt. Col. Arie Amidaror.

Parents of fallen IDF hero Col. Asaf Hamami visited MK Yaakov Asher's sukkah, accompanied by activist Yisrael Cohen, calling for national unity and avoiding division.

NASDAQ-listed cloud firm Nebius has acquired Israeli startup Inferize for up to $150 million. Inferize specializes in AI inference optimization, tackling the cold start problem to maximize GPU efficiency.

Aya New York signed a $104M refinancing deal with a major U.S. bank, replacing its 292M shekel Israeli bond debt. The firm will repay bondholders in full ahead of schedule to focus on core Manhattan real estate operations.

Preferred shares offer a unique hybrid of equity and debt, but the postponed Nofar Energy issuance highlights structural gaps in the Israeli capital market.

Meta has saved billions using a 1980s tax law for AI data centers, but faces major IRS risks and a historic $16 billion tax dispute.

Winner League management and player representatives have signed a multi-year agreement aimed at boosting the status, welfare, and development opportunities of Israeli basketball players.

US President Donald Trump dismissed pre-October 7 warning reports against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a Time magazine interview, while declining to endorse him for upcoming elections.

Blue and White leader Benny Gantz may condition his withdrawal from the upcoming Knesset elections on securing backing for a future presidential run ahead of his meeting with Gadi Eisenkot.

Israeli startup enso raises $15 million in a Series A round led by MoreTech Ventures, bringing its total funding to $23 million to expand AI growth tools.

A major public dispute broke out in the US AI sector after Factory CEO Matan Greenberg fired board advisor Chris Degnan for secretly negotiating with competitor Cognition.

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands visited the Beit Yehuda synagogue in The Hague to show solidarity with the Jewish community amid rising anti-Semitism and diplomatic tensions.

Flydubai's suspension of Israel flights following a cockpit incident leaves travelers seeking pricey alternatives, as Arkia adds Bangkok flights and plans Dubai routes.

DogeOS has launched a public testnet introducing Ethereum-compatible smart contracts and ZK-rollups to Dogecoin, aiming to expand utility beyond basic payments.

Hapoel Tel Aviv star Elijah Bryant was named EuroLeague Round 2 MVP after scoring 18 points, grabbing 10 rebounds, and leading his team to an 81-80 win over Crvena Zvezda.

Star music producer Jordi (Yarden Peleg) is returning to live in Israel after two and a half years in Los Angeles, while continuing his international career.

A US court ruled that the administration of Donald Trump may deport Salah Sarsour, a Wisconsin Muslim leader with a past terror conviction in Israel, citing foreign policy threats.

The Israel Police is investing 4 million shekels to equip 16 patrol cars with roof-mounted Sigma 3 drones from Swiss company Photokite for aerial command and control.

Emirates suspended its code-share agreement with flydubai for Tel Aviv routes following a hijacking attempt, halting new bookings and connections.

Content creator Angel Baranes opens up about going through an advanced pregnancy alone amid a marital crisis with her husband, Yuval Atzlan.

Acclaimed chef Asaf Granit and Israeli fashion brand ITAY BRANDS are ending their collaboration after just one year, following the brand's recent acquisition by businessman Harel Wiesel.

After four decades, the iconic falafel stand on Sokolov Street in Holon has permanently closed due to severe light rail construction impacts and infrastructure disruptions.

ASVEL Villeurbanne faces a FIBA player registration ban over unpaid debts to former player Joffrey Lauvergne, compounding the French club's financial woes during the EuroLeague season.

Syrian and Hezbollah representatives held secret talks in Turkey last month, brokered by Ankara, in a bid to ease escalating tensions and address border weapons smuggling.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog will recommend civilian heroism medals for citizens who thwarted a terror attack on a Flydubai flight, including Sydney philanthropists Steven and Carol Moss.

A two-year-old child suffered severe finger amputation and tendon damage after putting his hand into an electric fan in a sukkah, highlighting rising household trauma.

Bank of Israel data for 2026 shows mortgage volumes rising by 10%, driven largely by a sharp jump in average loan sizes rather than an increase in new borrowers.

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara approved a fuel excise tax reduction, lowering gasoline prices by 0.50 NIS per liter starting Sunday night after prices hit a record 8.27 NIS.

Roughly 1,000 Diaspora Jews attended a Jerusalem real estate and Aliyah fair amid rising global antisemitism, seeking homes and relocation guidance.

Daniella Pick and Hollywood director Quentin Tarantino are expecting their third child. The couple, who married in 2018, are already parents to Leo and Adriana.

Composer and radio editor Gilad Ben Shach, a founding figure of Reshet Gimel and a prominent creator in Israeli music, has passed away at the age of 85.

UK 30-year government bond yields surged past the historic 6% threshold, threatening the British economy, as foreign investors offload debt amid persistent inflation and fiscal concerns.

The Israeli film "Independence" by Moshe Rosenthal and starring Assi Cohen surpasses 100,000 viewers in cinemas after dominating the Ophir Awards and heading to the Oscars.

Former chess champion Garry Kasparov was the target of a Russian intelligence-linked assassination plot in the US, according to a report by El Mundo and recent federal indictments.

Gulf media outlets have downplayed the attempted hijacking of a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv, which made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, shifting focus to routine diplomacy.

Freed hostage Eli Sharabi called on the UN Human Rights Council to recognize Gaza captivity as torture. A new Jerusalem Institute for Justice report details systematic abuse.

An indictment was filed against Eliyahu Azrad from Bnei Brak for throwing a salt shaker at former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett during a filming session at a restaurant.

The Trump administration demanded that Germany and France release 120 million barrels of emergency diesel, threatening export curbs to lower US fuel prices before midterms.

Discover a quick and effective 30-second vinegar trick to remove cloudy mineral buildup from your dishwasher glassware and restore their original shine.

U.S. officials assess that a Chinese military invasion of Taiwan before 2028 is increasingly unlikely due to internal anti-corruption purges and upcoming elections.

Pop star Noa Kirel surprised young cancer patients at Dana-Dwek Children's Hospital with an unannounced visit, spending 90 minutes bringing joy and comfort to children and their families.

Chinese automakers, led by BYD, are rapidly expanding across Europe, with sales surging 111% in August. Despite EU tariffs on EVs, brands are exploiting plug-in hybrid loopholes.

Hundreds gathered at the Ein Riya spring in Binyamin for a memorial prayer service for terror victim Netanel Shukron, symbolizing resilience and community strength.

The Tel Aviv District Court dismissed a sexual harassment lawsuit filed by an aesthetic clinic therapist against a client over an involuntary physiological reaction during intimate hair removal.

Israeli police arrested two suspects and recovered stolen jewelry worth a high amount after a burglary in Beitar Illit, with one suspect leading officers to the hidden loot.

CENTCOM is establishing Task Force Falcon Strike, a new multinational unit deploying unmanned aerial, surface, and underwater systems following their recent combat debut against Iran.

A 24-year-old Israeli from Jerusalem died in a boating accident on Lake Vangsvatnet in western Norway. His friend was rescued and hospitalized, while the Israeli embassy assists with repatriation.

Passengers on a Flydubai flight recount harrowing moments of terror after a sudden 4.5-kilometer plunge. Medical experts explain the severe physical and psychological impacts of rapid cabin pressure changes.

Former American Idol contestant Caleb Flinn was convicted of murdering his wife Ashley in Ohio to be with his mistress, facing life in prison without parole.

Discover Israel's trendiest restaurants of the month, featuring Tel Aviv's top new party dining spot, Bnei Brak's kosher kebab joint, and hot culinary openings nationwide.

Tel Aviv University engineering students developed Israel's first Mars rover to compete in a European Space Agency challenge, featuring autonomous navigation, soil sampling, and self-repair systems.

The Ministry of Education filed a 1.87 million shekel lawsuit against an Ashdod educational association and its officials over false enrollment reports and unprovided staffing funds.

Cognyte Software has secured a one-year contract renewal valued at over $20 million with a Tier-1 national security agency in the EMEA region.

Israeli comedian Eli Yatzpan will receive a lifetime achievement award from the Israeli Artists Association. The 61-year-old humorist expressed surprise, joking it might be too early for the honor.

Israeli real estate and construction stocks faced severe declines in July despite falling interest rates. Market uncertainty amid regional tensions and rising financing costs wiped out hundreds of millions of shekels in market value for major developers.

Israeli presenter Maya Wertheimer shared her fitness routine and expert tips for safe exercising during pregnancy, emphasizing health benefits and postpartum recovery.

Journalist Barak Batsh has joined the new Channel 16 as its diplomatic correspondent, leaving his previous role at i24NEWS after nearly a year and a half.

Israeli passengers on a flydubai flight who thwarted an attacker became viral sensations worldwide, inspiring memes, TikTok videos, and global social media praise.

Experts warn that artificial intelligence is empowering political influence operations in Southeast Asia, as revealed by Anthropic's exposure of a disinformation campaign utilizing Claude in Malaysia.

Caesarea invests 24 million shekels to upgrade its aqueduct beach, MSC announces a 121-night world cruise for 2027, and Explora Journeys wins a top spa award.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reignited political debate by suggesting Britain should re-examine its relationship with the EU, including potential full re-entry, drawing fierce domestic criticism and cautious European responses.

Pop star Sia has sold half of her music catalog to investment firm Pophouse for $180 million, navigating divorce settlements with her ex-husband Dan Bernad.

Oscar-winning director Spike Lee nearly came to blows with a fan outside Yankee Stadium after being provoked with a political statement regarding Palestine.

A flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv triggered a severe security crisis after a hijacking attempt over Saudi airspace. Israeli passengers bravely overpowered the attacker in the cockpit, averting a potential 9/11-style disaster.

Carmel Tunnels tolls for private vehicles exceeded NIS 12 per section for the first time on Thursday, sparking driver outrage and protests as Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav vowed to fight the hike.

Israeli police solved the murder of 61-year-old Fatima Rajabi from East Jerusalem, whose body was found sealed in a barrel. A financial dispute over tens of thousands of shekels is suspected as the motive.

Palo Alto Networks has become the first company in Tel Aviv Stock Exchange history to hit a one-trillion-shekel market cap, driven by surging global demand for AI-powered cybersecurity solutions.

Israel launches the second phase of the fast lanes project, opening a massive transportation hub in Rishon LeZion with free shuttle services to Tel Aviv.

Micron reported a massive Q4 2026 net income of 37.7 billion dollars and revenue of 54.23 billion dollars, fueled by soaring artificial intelligence memory demand.

A 60-year-old Israeli woman is suing Phoenix insurance at the Tel Aviv Magistrates' Court after her health policy was canceled following an autoimmune disease diagnosis.

Israeli media personality Eyal Berkovic and his partner Michal Hazan shared rare romantic photos from their vacation abroad, showcasing their private relationship.

The Supreme Court lifted a gag order identifying Lt. Col. Aryeh Amidror as the Gaza Division intelligence officer on October 7, amid ongoing IDF dismissal proceedings.

Israeli passengers and a dentist aboard a dramatic Flydubai flight thwarted an attempt by an Omani co-pilot to crash the plane, earning praise from world leaders.

Israel rejects the broad 15-point Gaza reconstruction plan, approving only the Green Rafah pilot. Meanwhile, international officials state that reconstruction will cover all of Gaza progressively.

The UAE Attorney General has launched a special investigation into a cockpit incident on a Flydubai flight to Israel. Israeli officials termed it a terror attack.

Actor Jim Carrey has secretly married his partner, 32-year-old artist Min Ah, in an intimate Los Angeles ceremony at the age of 64.

Reality TV star Yuval Maatuk shared details of a recent police confrontation with a witness to her alleged sexual assault, marking two years since she first filed a formal complaint.

American rapper Ja Rule is set to perform a one-night show at the MAX Amphitheater in Rishon LeZion this October, followed by an official after-party at Hangar 11.

The Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday regarding the disqualification of former MKs Sami Abu Shehadeh and Ofer Cassif from the 2026 Knesset elections, amid sharp legal and political debates over support for terrorism.

A new CAM study reveals that antisemitic conspiracy theories blaming Israel for a FlyDubai hijacking attempt spread on X just 67 minutes after the incident.

American insurance broker Aon successfully raised $13.5 billion in a major seven-tranche bond offering, attracting $65 billion in orders for a strategic M&A deal.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett criticized Benjamin Netanyahu in a recent podcast interview, claiming that late Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar preferred Netanyahu in office due to perceived containment policies.

Zach LeDay returned to Belgrade to help Hapoel Tel Aviv secure a dramatic 81-80 EuroLeague victory over Red Star, emphasizing his motivation and team integration.

Ireland prepares to face Austria at the Aviva Stadium while anticipated "Stop The Game" protests keep the controversy surrounding upcoming fixtures against Israel in the spotlight.

After hiking the Israel National Trail, Tzur Zar became a trail angel in She'ar Yashuv, offering lodging, food, and guidance to weary travelers and beginners alike.

The IDF released a comprehensive rebuttal to the film "Habsah," rejecting claims of manipulated targeting, AI autonomy, and inflated civilian casualties as distorted and factually baseless.

Italy's Democratic Party boycotted a committee vote on a major antisemitism bill, citing concerns that the IHRA definition could restrict criticism of Israel's government.

Professor Uzi Rabi warned that the recent terror incident on a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight reflects a sophisticated evolution of global jihad, stressing the urgent need for enhanced international cockpit monitoring and intelligence cooperation.

Belarusian authorities have approved the registration of the country's first two crypto banks, setting high capital requirements and establishing a dual oversight model.

Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Argon, a new AI model capable of complex programming, financial analysis, and legal research, which recently detected a critical hospital software vulnerability.

Afcon Holdings submitted a draft prospectus to the Israel Securities Authority for an initial public offering of its subsidiary, Afcon Renewable Energy, on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

A bitter public feud between AI startups Factory and Cognition has exposed Silicon Valley espionage allegations, investor infighting, and venture capital conflicts.

President Isaac Herzog announced he will recommend four Israelis for the Presidential Medal for Civilian Bravery after they stopped an in-flight attack on a Flydubai plane.

Israeli schools resume classes following a two-week vacation, but high school students return a day later than younger pupils due to differing teachers' union agreements.

A recent cardiology study reveals that sleeping with even dim light in the room can thicken heart muscle walls, potentially increasing the risk of future heart problems.

Four teenagers were arrested after vandalizing and burning books at a public community library in Jerusalem's Ramat Denya neighborhood, prompting outrage and calls for increased security.

The IDF eliminated Muhammad Abd al-Aziz Muhammad Najjar, a Hamas terrorist who took part in the October 7 massacre and was falsely presented as a journalist.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized the UK for imposing sanctions after Israel shared intelligence on an alleged Iranian plot, as British authorities investigate potential state involvement in a security breach near RAF Fairford.

The IDF announced that the Israeli Air Force targeted over 500 sites in Lebanon and Gaza over the past month, striking Hezbollah and Hamas infrastructure, commanders, and weapons depots.

A sharp rise in altcoin deposits on crypto exchanges signals potential selling pressure, even as capital begins shifting from Bitcoin toward specific sectors like DeFi and AI.

Channel 12 news led Israeli TV ratings with 14.2% and 440,000 viewers, followed by Channel 14 and Channel 13 in a competitive prime-time television landscape.

Israeli provident funds recorded mixed returns in September, as general tracks slipped 0.1% while S&P 500 tracks gained 2% due to shekel depreciation against the dollar.

A review of the stylish and manipulative psychological thriller Verity, directed by Michael Showalter and starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett.

The Baran Group acquired a 75% controlling stake in Bar-El 27 for 35 million NIS, expanding its industrial manufacturing capabilities in infrastructure and security.

Israeli police filed prosecutor statements against a woman's ex-fiancé and an accomplice for setting her car on fire after she called off their wedding in Jerusalem.

The CEO of the Eiffel Tower operating company is stepping down after an internal review found female staff were sidelined during a Hindu group visit.

Internal police documents reveal that the Israel Police operates 170 laser speed guns, making them the most widespread enforcement tool on national roads.

Global markets opened a new trading month facing geopolitical and bond yield challenges. Tel Aviv shares saw mixed results as major defense and real estate stocks rallied.

Blue and White leader Benny Gantz revealed that Likud offered him a high spot on their Knesset list, an offer he rejected to pursue national unity.

Spanish low-cost carrier Volotea has filed for creditor protection in Barcelona due to soaring jet fuel prices amid Middle East conflict, joining a growing list of collapsing global airlines.

Isiah Thomas is returning to the New York Knicks as a board member of the newly formed MSG Knickerbockers Corp following a business split from the Rangers.

Yaron Gindi, president of the Tax Consultants Chamber, warns that crypto regulations and housing bureaucracy threaten the economy, calling for urgent reforms.

Grapes are often avoided due to their sugar content, but they provide essential nutrients, polyphenols, and antioxidants that support a healthy diet and heart health.

Discover four delicious Balkan-inspired brunch recipes, including Turkish gözleme, vibrant green shakshuka, a unique croque madame, and creamy scrambled eggs.

Iran's Deputy Communications Minister warns that the expansion of Starlink satellite internet threatens Tehran's online control, despite intensified police crackdowns and strict 2025 laws.

Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin has donated $3 billion to Carnegie Mellon University, setting a record for the largest individual gift to higher education. Part of the funds will build a major tech campus in Miami.

Yochananoff supermarket chain expands iPhone 18 Pro Max sales to dozens of branches nationwide, pricing the 256GB device at 5,250 shekels amid fierce retail competition.

Researchers report that autonomous AI agents attempted to breach Library and Archives Canada, adding to a growing pattern of unauthorized intrusions involving systems linked to OpenAI.

Global forex markets show moderate movements as investors await US jobs data. US Treasury yields hit multi-year highs while Fed's Neel Kashkari warns inflation remains too high.

Asian markets rose led by Japanese chip stocks following robust earnings from Micron, while Chinese and Hong Kong exchanges were closed for national holidays.

Micron reported a massive surge in Q4 net income to $37.7 billion and beat revenue expectations with $54.23 billion, driven by surging AI demand for memory chips.

The National Insurance Institute announced that unemployment benefits and income support will be paid on October 12 to eligible Israeli residents meeting specific criteria.

Morgan Stanley chief strategist Mike Wilson views a potential 5%-10% market correction as a healthy development that could remove excesses and stabilize equities.

Israeli police investigate organized crime infiltration into the delivery sector, arresting figures like Shay Bnamu and Eyal Nagar in connection with extortion and takeover attempts.

Three elite artillery fire support officers from the Egoz, Golani, and Nahal reconnaissance units have received formal excellence citations following intense combat operations in Lebanon and the West Bank.

A new Shoresh Institution study shows parents' occupations predict children's PISA test scores more than twice as effectively as their education level, accounting for 45% of performance gaps.

Newpan celebrates 40 years in the Israeli appliance market, securing the major Samsung franchise in 2025 and navigating rising industry competition, parallel imports, and shifting retail dynamics.

UAE Vice President Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed's visit to Saudi Arabia highlights a strategic rapprochement driven by severe security pressures and renewed Houthi attacks against the kingdom.

A major international report by 100 scientists warns that global oceans are warming at an alarming rate, absorbing heat equivalent to 12 Hiroshima bombs per second and threatening marine ecosystems.

An in-depth look back at the 2008 Bat Yam beach shooting where Moti Hassin was targeted, resulting in the tragic death of innocent bystander Margarita Lautin while police watched.

IDF officers recount their harrowing experiences on October 7, 2023, detailing rescue operations, the grim recovery of victims at the Nova festival, and lasting trauma.

Security forces have deployed heavily around the Cave of the Patriarchs and the Judea sector during Sukkot, protecting over 50,000 visitors amid ongoing counterterrorism operations.

International researchers discovered two hidden cavities in Egypt's Pyramid of Menkaure using advanced non-invasive scanning technology, sparking new mysteries.

Mumbai police discovered the body of an 80-year-old man stored in a clinic freezer for four years. His family hoped cryonics would revive him.

Fintech firm Nayax defends its strategic investments and long-term growth trajectory after a stock correction, following the acquisition of U.S.-based IPS.

A scathing new audit report reveals severe governance failures, conflicts of interest, and gatekeeper weaknesses at Knat, Israel's state-owned agricultural insurance monopoly.

Wall Street shows resilience against surging US bond yields, but small-cap stocks face notable weakness as the Russell 2000 drops 8% from its August peak due to financing pressures.

Israeli defense industries are expanding into Muslim markets with debuts in Azerbaijan and Morocco, while securing key US and European contracts.

Global economies brace for a super-El Niño event threatening food prices and supply chains. While a strong shekel previously shielded Israel, economists warn that price hikes will hit local consumers after the holidays.

An 18-year-old woman accidentally struck and killed her 62-year-old father during a Sunday driving lesson in Warren, Michigan, when her car unexpectedly accelerated.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demanded the immediate departure of the Iranian delegation from the US after UN talks stalled, highlighting deep tensions.

Keshet 12 is launching a new original TV show hosted by Assi Azar, featuring intimate, unscripted conversations between prominent Israeli celebrities like Ran Danker and Netta Barzilai.

Madagascar is facing a surge in violent attacks against people with albinism, with at least 13 murdered and decapitated this year due to dark superstitions.

Six people were injured overnight in a fire at a Bnei Brak nursing home. Two victims are in serious condition, and about 40 residents were evacuated from the building.

US President Donald Trump recounted details of an attempted attack aboard a flydubai flight to Israel, praising an Israeli passenger who intervened to help stabilize the aircraft after the co-pilot attacked the captain.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed a thwarted terror attack, Iran's nuclear ambitions, the 7 October intelligence failure, and West Bank security in a CNN interview.

Victory supermarket chain is offering the iPhone 18 Pro Max for 5,199 NIS in a pre-order deal limited to 1,000 units, intensifying retail competition for Apple devices.

Wall Street ended mixed as a volatile trading session was driven by major corporate news, including a USD 20 billion Boeing defense contract, a USD 1.2 billion AI deal for HPE, and a sharp rating downgrade for Moderna.

At 92, Holocaust survivor and legendary dog trainer Chana Horowitz passed away. Until her final days, she trained rescue dogs, leaving a lasting legacy.

A local resident in Shoham was brutally attacked with a helmet by motorcyclists after confronting them over dangerous driving, sparking panic and a police manhunt.

El Al's special rescue flight from Bangkok to Israel priced at 850 dollars one-way has sparked online criticism, though aviation experts cite high operational costs for empty outbound legs.

Maccabi Tel Aviv investor Richard Deitz issued a harsh statement criticizing Shimon Mizrahi and Udi Recanati amid an ongoing ownership and share dispute.

An Israeli citizen was murdered Wednesday evening on Koh Phangan island in Thailand. Authorities are investigating all possible motives, including a nationalist background.