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Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot has officially challenged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to a televised public debate ahead of the upcoming October Knesset elections.

The Shin Bet repeatedly warned Transportation Minister Miri Regev about flight security vulnerabilities on foreign-operated planes, but recommendations for oversight transfer were ignored.

President Trump's economic advisor Kevin Hassett urged former Fed Chair Jerome Powell to resign from the central bank's board following a renovation cost report.

Tempers flared at halftime during the Israel-Ireland Nations League match following allegations that an Israeli staff member spat on an Irish coach.

Senior paramedic and MDA volunteer Munir Siam passed away at 51 after suffering a heart attack. Colleagues remember him for his lifelong dedication to emergency medicine and helping others.

Reality star Hadar Shiri and partner Eve Atiya went public with their four-month relationship during her 27th birthday celebration, after previously keeping it private.

A new CFA Institute study by Roger G. Ibbotson analyzes a century of US stock and bond returns, revealing that 97% of long-term large-cap equity returns stem from reinvested dividends.

Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad has resigned amid severe economic pressure and a US-led blockade impacting the country's oil exports and national currency.

Friends of Yanina Masuada, murdered in Haifa, reveal she suffered severe domestic violence, feared for her life, and planned to flee to Belarus before her tragic death.

Channel 12 reveals that Dvir Rubinstein, heading the Ministry of Transportation's aviation security center, is an external contractor with parallel jobs, raising transparency questions.

Israeli-American community members protested the screening of an anti-Israel documentary at the Hamptons International Film Festival, demanding truth and context.

Elon Musk warned that the US is heading toward bankruptcy amid a surging national debt, arguing that only major AI advancements can prevent financial collapse.

A Kan 11 poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's bloc leading with 53 mandates, narrowly ahead of Benjamin Netanyahu's 51. Meanwhile, 67 percent of Israelis fear another October 7-style event.

The Israeli Ministry of Education issued an embarrassing apology after distributing an outdated circular for the October 7 memorial day that mistakenly referred to unreturned hostages.

National Insurance Institute official Yrona Shalom discussed the rising deficit, surging compensation payments reaching 3.5 billion NIS, and lifetime stipends for terror victims and hostage survivors.

A Kan 11 poll shows Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! leading with 23 mandates, while Ofer Winter's party fails to cross the electoral threshold ahead of the 2026 elections.

Swiss inflation rose to 1.0% in September due to energy costs, but core inflation remained at 0.3%. Julius Baer expects the SNB to hold interest rates at 0% until September 2027.

Israeli entertainer Michal Weizman testified against her former manager Sagi Schechter, accused of embezzling one million shekels using her credit card over six years.

Yoav Segalovitch's speech in Rahat was interrupted by gunfire on Sunday. The Ra'am candidate addressed rising violent crime in the Arab sector amid soaring homicide rates.

Two Israeli reservist friends recount the terrifying moments aboard a flight hijacked in a terror attack, detailing the chaotic struggle, the emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, and their sharp criticism of the airlines.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a thorough security review of foreign airlines following a thwarted terror attack on a Flydubai flight, vowing that those who sent the terrorist will pay a heavy price.

Former US advisor Brett McGurk revealed that Joe Biden nearly took draconian measures against Israel over aid worker deaths in 2024, but an impending Iranian attack intervened.

Following court rejections of state funding for an official memorial for Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the Shas party will finance dozens of nationwide commemorative events.

Controversy arises over Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara reaching retirement age at 67 without filing for an extension, while the Civil Service Commission faces coalition pressure.

An ideological split has emerged in Ofer Winter's 'Amcha Israel' party as candidate Fleur Hassan-Nahoum's past support for Palestinian self-determination surfaces, clashing with Winter's hardline platform.

Exclusive footage reveals the dramatic moments Israeli passengers neutralized a terrorist pilot mid-flight, capturing their fears of arrest upon landing in Saudi Arabia.

IDF forces eliminated Hamas military commander Maad Gamal Abu Nassira in Khan Yunis and observer Mahmoud Ibrahim Dib Alyan in a separate strike, targeting the terror group's command chain.

A 16-year-old security researcher uncovered a critical authentication vulnerability in Microsoft's Titan service using an AI tool, accessing 17 trillion data rows.

Benin struggled with severe logistical issues in Buenos Aires ahead of playing Argentina in Lionel Messi's final international match, following a similar fiasco with Burkina Faso.

A memorial assembly for the October 7 victims was held in the southern Iron Swords Memorial Forest, featuring regional leaders, bereaved families, and calls for a state commission of inquiry.

Japan expressed outrage after a U.S. Marine was arrested for murdering a local woman in Okinawa. Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi protested to Washington, demanding stricter military discipline.

Interrogation in the UAE reveals that terrorist Imam al-Hamami planned to crash a flydubai flight into Ben Gurion Airport. The Security Cabinet convenes as Israeli investigators join the probe into the thwarted aviation attack.

A massive 5.151 billion shekel lawsuit has been filed in the Jerusalem District Court against the Palestinian Authority, the PLO, and Qadura Fares by nearly 900 plaintiffs, alleging complicity, planning, and financing of the October 7 massacre.

A lawsuit filed against David Engineers reveals that the prominent Israeli structural engineering firm charges millions of shekels per project, as former subcontractor Tamir Nahari sues for 8 million shekels in unpaid wages.

United Airlines is introducing Base, Standard, and Flexible fare tiers to domestic first class and regional business class, mirroring its unbundling strategy from economy to maximize revenue.

The IDF held a senior command conference led by Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir to review October 7 lessons, focusing on multi-front readiness and intelligence reforms.

The Ministry of Energy opposes the Concentration Committee and supports allowing Shapir Engineering to acquire controlling stakes in the Ashdod Oil Refinery to ensure energy security and effective management.

BlackRock and Ondo Finance launched Ondo Intelligent Portfolios, offering three tokenized investment strategies managed by smart contracts on the blockchain.

A 17-year-old Israeli teenager aboard a chaotic Flydubai flight filmed terrifying moments of a suspected hijacking attempt, trying to calm his sisters while believing the plane was about to crash.

Former MK Yehuda Glick was barred from the Temple Mount for six months by the Israel Police after praying aloud on the site for the recovery of Neriah Leiter.

Passengers and children aboard a harrowing Flydubai flight are grappling with severe trauma, nightmares, and panic attacks, as families criticize the lack of coordinated state psychological support and centralized care.

A 7-year-old boy was critically injured after a snake bite in Shomron. Experts warn that October remains an active snake season as reptiles seek winter shelter.

OPEC+ kept its oil production unchanged for November amid regional disruptions, while Brent crude remained above 100 dollars despite a planned release of strategic reserves.

The IDF eliminated Hamas terrorist Sakr Nabil Musa Kisi in Khan Yunis. Kisi also directed a Turkish aid association used to fund terror and support operatives.

The Svirsky brothers petitioned the Tel Aviv District Court to annul a 55 million shekel arbitration award regarding an aborted Florentin real estate project, citing an undisclosed connection involving the arbitrator.

Two Los Angeles Jewish families acquired 11 apartments in Netanya's STORY Gali Yam project for about 40 million NIS, highlighting strong Diaspora real estate demand.

Identity verification provider AU10Tix has appointed former PayPal executive Nadav Atar as its new Vice President of Product to lead the development of AI-driven fraud prevention tools.

Reality TV stars Shani Edri and Yuval Levi from 'Big Brother' are facing a fresh relationship crisis following reports from 'Pnai Plus' about challenging times.

Jerusalem Municipality agreed to extend the protest tent for missing Himanot Kassa by two weeks near the Supreme Court, following a visit from released captive Matan Angrest.

A bus carrying Givati Reconnaissance Battalion soldiers caught fire at a southern military base before troops were evacuated. No injuries occurred, and the IDF is investigating.

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir honored Warrant Officer V. from Unit 8200, who repeatedly warned military leadership about Hamas's October 7 invasion plans before the massacre.

Rabbi Yisrael Landau was filmed tearing up an IDF draft notice before hundreds of students. The yeshiva received over 3 million shekels in state funding during 2024.

The Israeli security cabinet is set to convene to discuss the flydubai flight attack attempt, regional fronts, and Iran. Officials note the suspect acted alone, while defense sources evaluate intercept scenarios.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz visited the Navy base in Ashdod, pledging to expand the IDF naval fleet and bolster maritime security.

Discover six of the world's most unusual Airbnb rentals, ranging from a yellow submarine in New Zealand and a UFO pod in Mexico to a giant acorn treehouse and a hobbit earth home.

France's government submitted a 2027 budget featuring 54 billion euros in spending cuts, triggering nationwide high school closures and protests as public debt hits a record 119.3% of GDP.

Israir plans a 10 million dollar expansion of its BIRD Aviation maintenance center in Cyprus and advances New York flight sales, following a recent 13 percent stock surge.

The Capital Market Authority is promoting a major reform to replace HMO long-term care insurance with a personal savings model, facing opposition from the Ministry of Finance.

Three years after October 7, families of returning hostages and bereaved relatives challenge the illusion of normalcy in a poignant podcast, discussing daily trauma and political divisions.

A 17-year-old girl was evacuated to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in serious condition after losing consciousness during a workout in Jerusalem, MDA medics reported.

Rising global oil prices and expiring government subsidies threaten to push Israeli fuel prices to 9 NIS per liter. While Western fleets adopt strict cost-cutting measures and electric vehicles, Israeli consumers and corporate fleets remain heavily reliant on gasoline and plug-in hybrids.

Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery are merging into a $110 billion entertainment giant named Skydance Corporation, led by David Ellison and Israeli co-CEO Ynon Kreiz.

Ministry of Transport security head Avri Cohen holds a concurrent paid job as an airline security officer abroad, sparking scrutiny over senior public service employment.

US rate expectations shift as soft jobs data takes an October hike off the table. Meanwhile, Tel Aviv markets face geopolitical headwinds and high financing costs.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman criticized the government and the Shin Bet following a security incident involving a Flydubai flight, demanding leadership accountability.

The National Insurance Institute resumes full branch operations and standard payment schedules across Israel following the conclusion of the Sukkot holiday period.

President Isaac Herzog hosted the "Miluim Badge" initiative event, emphasizing the critical need for government support and long-term policies to protect the employment security of IDF reservists.

China has launched construction of the massive Medog hydroelectric dam in Tibet, sparking fierce geopolitical tensions with India over shared water resources and security concerns.

Bereaved families, released hostages, and wounded soldiers launched 'HaMachane', a national initiative to bridge severe social divides ahead of Israel's elections.

A survey of dating site users reveals unexpected behavioral red flags that give away cheaters, with sudden obsession over laundry topping the list of suspicions.

Israeli Gymnastics Federation representatives are attending the International Gymnastics Federation congress in Bangkok, following a stellar season with over 50 international medals.

Israel's Ministry of Justice revoked the license of a security company over extortion and money laundering, cracking down on protection rackets used as a front for organized crime.

Following a security incident on a Flydubai flight to Israel, social media was flooded with false claims, antisemitic conspiracy theories, and deepfakes.

UEFA has approved the Israeli national team's request to wear black armbands honoring October 7 victims in tonight's match against Ireland, following previous tensions.

CBC Israel has deployed its first 28-ton electric truck from Renault Trucks, featuring a 250-300 km range and rapid charging infrastructure as part of its expanding green fleet initiatives.

While major Wall Street indices hover near record highs driven by AI tech giants, beneath the surface over 40% of S&P 500 stocks sit in bear markets amid soaring US treasury yields.

September data from Jobnet and Civi AI shows a seasonal hiring slowdown in Israel due to the Tishrei holidays, while the use of artificial intelligence tools more than doubled.

Oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz has recovered to 80 percent of pre-war levels following a U.S. naval blockade, posing strategic dilemmas for Washington regarding its focus on China.

A comprehensive Clalit report reveals a 121% surge in youth psychiatric visits and persistent PTSD rates among evacuees after three years of war, highlighting deep physical and mental health tolls.

Jessica Bakar, an Israeli woman arrested and placed under house arrest in Turkey earlier this year, speaks out for the first time about her covert rescue and ordeal.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich reduced fuel prices by 50 agorot per liter to 7.77 NIS, bringing the total reduction to one shekel amid budget concerns.

President Isaac Herzog and Election Committee Chairman Noam Solberg met with tech giants to coordinate AI threat detection and combat online disinformation ahead of the upcoming elections.

A Rehovot court ordered Benefit to pay Victory 1.74 million NIS in a legal dispute, exposing massive supplier investments in retail store promotions and shelf-space dominance.

Marimon Natural Gas North connected the Western Galilee Hospital to the natural gas grid, becoming the sixth government hospital in Israel to transition and save costs.

Social media posts claiming massive 15% housing price drops often rely on inflated initial asking prices. An analysis of Modiin and Tel Aviv listings reveals that properties ultimately sell at standard market values.

The crypto market remains stable as Bitcoin trades around $85,270 and investors await monetary easing catalysts amidst high global interest rates and soaring stablecoin reserves.

Inav and Ashtrom Residential signed a 230 million shekel execution agreement with Solel Boneh to build the 34-story Park Tower urban renewal project in Ramat Gan.

The Civil Service Commission filed a disciplinary indictment against a Rambam Hospital nurse accused of committing indecent acts against a hospitalized female patient.

A prominent southern crime boss and eight other suspects arrested over an Ashkelon shooting have been released under restrictive conditions by the court.

Survivors and victims' families launched the 'We Are All 710' online memorial campaign ahead of the October 7 anniversary, sharing harrowing text messages from the attack.

Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg ruled that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu misused public resources for campaigning, ordering him to pay 29,000 shekels in personal expenses.

A year after surprising the local entertainment scene, Adi Shilon and Aki Avni continue to maintain a strong and photogenic relationship, sharing moments from the beach.

The Jerusalem District Prosecutor's Office indicted two men for threatening, assaulting, and setting fire to the car of a woman who ended her engagement after just one day.

A 20-year-old man from Holon was arrested for the suspected rape of a 14-year-old minor. The suspect, Nahorai Skira, allegedly met the victim at a public park and assaulted her at his home. His detention has been extended.

Discover how Will Parfitt turned a casual resemblance to Hollywood star Channing Tatum into a global entertainment phenomenon with millions of social media followers.

Elon Musk announced on X that he will rename his artificial intelligence venture following US President Donald Trump's directive to replace the term AI with Super Intelligence (SI).

Fresh Start, a Kiryat Shmona food-tech incubator backed by Tnuva, Tempo, and the Innovation Authority, returns to full operations in the north, managing 18 investments totaling $35 million.

A review of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 shows it is currently the only foldable smartphone that justifies a purchase, featuring a larger FlexWindow and top performance.

The Ministry of Transport revoked the disabled parking permit of a 66-year-old advanced Parkinson's patient, drawing a legal appeal over a decision that leaves her confined to her home.

Kan News marks three years since October 7 and the Iron Swords war with special broadcasts, investigations, and commemorative projects across television and radio.

TV host Haim Etgar is launching a guidebook to help Israelis fight rising fraud and scams. The book offers practical tools as police workloads leave citizens vulnerable.

Maccabi Haifa has announced an unprecedented boycott of ticket sales for matches at Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem, protesting excessive police force against fans.

Ancient Acre unveils a new video-mapping night show at the Crusader Citadel, transforming a historical daytime trip into a full-day immersive tourism experience.

A rare signed copy of Meghan Markle's book "The Bench," reportedly gifted to Princess Eugenie, appeared on eBay for 20,000 pounds before mysteriously disappearing.

Renovation works have begun at the Herodian pools in the Jordan Valley with a 3 million shekel investment, spearheaded by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich to preserve and develop the historic site.

Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera published a detailed reconstruction of the thwarted cockpit takeover on Flydubai flight FZ1073, detailing a co-pilot's attack and steep dive.

Three suspects were arrested in connection with a severe assault in Herzliya that left a man dead after weeks in a coma at Meir Medical Center.

The right-wing V26 electoral headquarters is expanding nationwide ahead of the upcoming elections, mobilizing thousands of volunteers to boost voter turnout in strongholds.

Candace Owens faces severe economic backlash and advertiser boycotts after publicly mocking Erika Kirk, the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, following a Vanity Fair profile.

Pioneering settlement activists in Judea and Samaria are demanding official state recognition and regulation for hilltop communities, including in Areas A and B, ahead of the elections.

Flights between Dubai and Tel Aviv face cancellations amid a diplomatic dispute between Israel and the UAE over enhanced security screening demands at Dubai airport following a recent hijacking attempt.

Israeli non-profit project ivrit.ai launched Eliezer, a popular Hebrew WhatsApp voice note transcriber, but Meta's new per-message fees forced an emergency pivot to Telegram and a custom app.

A school principal in El-Eizariya was arrested overnight for incitement after police raids uncovered images of Yahya Sinwar and Yasser Arafat, with the suspect calling them Palestinian heroes.

Houthi rebels seized the home of Yemen's pro-Saudi parliament speaker near Taiz amid intense fighting, while Saudi forces dismissed Houthi claims of attacks on Riyadh.

Medical device startup Filterlex Medical has filed for liquidation at the Haifa District Court after clinical trials on a competitor's product questioned market viability, leaving 1.3 million shekels in debt.

The Tel Aviv District Court appointed a temporary trustee for OpenWeb after liabilities hit 177.5 million shekels. The tech firm faced collapsing revenues, a dispute with Microsoft, and a failed debt arrangement.

Google is restructuring its Gemini AI pricing tiers, stripping Pro access from AI Plus subscribers and cloud storage users starting October 9, while hiking subscription fees.

Sony faces a new PlayStation 5 security exploit named Relapse just weeks before the highly anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto VI, challenging console software security.

The Timna Festival in Rosh HaAyin returns to its cultural roots this Sukkot, celebrating Yemenite Jewish heritage, music, and traditions through special performances.

An investigation by Corriere della Sera reveals new details about an Omani co-pilot's attempted terror attack on a flydubai flight, including a steep plunge and possible engine shutdown over Saudi Arabia.

Prof. Dan Ariely shares how surviving severe burns at 17 shaped his pioneering research in behavioral economics, his unique perspective on chronic pain, and finding self-acceptance.

The British Green Party votes on a motion defining Zionism as racism and supporting the replacement of Israel with a Palestinian state, sparking intense internal backlash and security concerns for Jewish members.

Liza Lazar, a former IDF combat soldier, shares her arduous journey of battling severe PTSD following her military service, and finding a renewed sense of purpose through the "Now I" rehabilitation program for female veterans.

Iran's military spokesman Mohammad Akraminia announced plans to increase missile speed and range following extensive regional strikes involving over 1,700 missiles and 4,000 drones over the past year.

Singer Lihi Toledano, 24, is in a relationship with her personal manager, Meytal Shevach, 38. The professional partnership blossomed into romance over recent months.

The High Court of Justice rejected a petition by "The Democrats" to disqualify "Otzma Yehudit" and Itamar Ben Gvir from the 2026 Knesset elections, citing procedural flaws and significant delays.

A new medical student village featuring 27 housing units is opening at Kibbutz Amiad in the Galilee, aiming to encourage future doctors to live and work in northern Israel.

Billionaire investor Bill Gross reflects on his career extremes, from a devastating 1969 leverage mistake to lucrative investments in high-yield energy MLPs and food stocks.

Yochananof supermarket chain expands its electronics lineup, launching AirPods 5 for 449 NIS alongside iPhone 18 Pro models and other Apple devices across branches nationwide.

Leader Capital Markets released its weekly economic review, highlighting a steady 2.2% annual inflation forecast for Israel, global bond market trends, and softening US labor data.

Hyundai Motor America issues a massive recall for around 294,000 vehicles in the US, including the Ioniq 6, Santa Fe, and Genesis G90, due to a dangerous seat belt anchor defect.

Gabi Fishman, acting head of the Information and Statistics Department at the Bank of Israel, is stepping down after 40 years of service, shaping major economic policies.

Human rights groups express concern over the arrest of 20-year-old Kurdish MMA athlete Rojhan Ebrahimi in Saqqez, Iran, by security forces without a warrant.

Car cleaning expert Brandon shares a comprehensive guide on how to achieve a streak-free, crystal-clear car windshield using 70% isopropyl alcohol and the professional two-towel method.

Russia continues its extensive drone campaign against bridges in Kyiv for the fourth consecutive day, causing massive traffic disruptions. Meanwhile, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the Ukrainian capital to pledge a new one-billion-euro military aid package.

iPhone 18 pre-orders in Israel face delivery delays following a historic first-wave global launch, compounded by airport closures during Yom Kippur and tight Apple allocations.

The Jerusalem District Court will review an appeal to grant detained Tal Yinon Dardik temporary leave to attend his sister's wedding, amid police opposition and a hunger strike.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf declared Sunday that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until conditions are met, while Foreign Minister Araghchi emphasized that diplomatic channels remain open despite stalled Qatari-mediated talks.

The Democrats leader Yair Golan outlined coalition priorities in a radio interview, stressing the need for a state inquiry, equal enlistment, and replacing Hamas rule.

Three years after the tragic passing of Matthew Perry, Netflix is releasing a new documentary series. However, his former Friends castmates have chosen not to participate.

MK Naama Lazimi reflects on her inclusion in the TIME100 Next 2026 list, dedicating the global honor to Israel's social justice and democratic movement.

Argentina has begun receiving IWI Arad 5 and Arad 7 assault rifles from Israel to replace aging FN FAL and M-16 systems, marking a major military modernization shift.

Bhutan's national airline, Druk Air, is launching the first-ever direct flights from Israel to the remote Himalayan kingdom in a seasonal partnership, offering exclusive eight-day organized tours.

Singer Itay Levi has announced a third performance at the Barby club in Tel Aviv following high demand, scheduled for November 11, 2026.

A viral consumer video claims households face unusually high electricity bills, urging public scrutiny of the Israel Electric Corporation amid calls for transparency.

Dozens of Beitar Jerusalem fans visited over 60 graves of supporters murdered on October 7 and fallen soldiers, delivering heartfelt letters and promises of lifelong support to their grieving families.

The Friends of the Israel Defense Forces (FIDF) launched a digital video library featuring over 50 firsthand English accounts from October 7 survivors, soldiers, and bereaved families.

Saudi Arabia faces a growing online debate over the niqab as reformists demand an end to forced face-covering, clashing with conservative defenders of tradition amid regional security threats.

Eilat police seized sound equipment and detained a business owner and DJ after repeated noise complaints from a nearby hotel amid weekend enforcement against disturbances.

Israeli police arrested suspects and seized illegal firearms, ammunition, and copper ingots used for manufacturing bullets during weekend security operations in Rahat.

The 55th Paratroopers Reserve Brigade completed an 80-day tour in southern Lebanon, clearing infrastructure up to the Yellow Line as forces transition to active forward defense.

DJ Skazi and his fiancée Shir Torm have welcomed their third daughter, five months after announcing the surprise pregnancy. Their wedding was previously delayed due to the war.

Singer Maya Dadon is set to perform at the state memorial ceremony on Mount Herzl, following previous online controversy over her appearance at past national events.

Israel's Ministry of Health is testing a traveler from the Democratic Republic of Congo for suspected Ebola. Officials stress no confirmed cases exist.

The Central District Prosecutor's Office indicted 24-year-old Jerusalem resident Akram Zahaika for severely assaulting a fellow detainee at the Nitzan facility, biting off part of his ear.

Families of Golani Brigade soldiers killed at the Paga outpost marked three years since October 7, dedicating a Torah scroll and launching a nationwide commemorative project.

Foresight Autonomous Holdings announced plans to delist from the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with trading ending on January 1, 2027, as the firm's valuation plummeted 99% to 17 million shekels.

Tesla extended its Austin robotaxi operating hours to 11 PM, as CEO Elon Musk highlighted the challenge of detecting dark-colored pets on asphalt using camera-based AI.

Rock singer and songwriter Sass Jordan has passed away at the age of 63, leaving behind a four-decade legacy of powerful vocals and classic rock hits.

The Israel Tax Authority launched a pilot program offering up to 2 million NIS in compensation for business owners suffering property damage due to extortion or police complaints.

Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie published satellite images of the Gaza Strip on Instagram, highlighting widespread destruction and urging immediate humanitarian aid.

Police raided the Ness Ziona municipality and detained a former official in connection with the "Hand Washes Hand" Histadrut corruption probe involving insurance agent Ezra Gabay.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman proposed a new West Bank plan, suggesting Jordanian civilian administration in Areas A and B alongside Israeli security control, while calling for the total eradication of Hamas in Gaza.

A dramatic aviation incident has driven thousands of Israelis to binge the documentary series Mayday after a passenger credited the show with helping stabilize an attacked plane.

Prince Turki al-Faisal stated that a U.S. withdrawal from the Middle East will not lead to a security arrangement with Iran, while accusing both Iran and Israel of seeking regional dominance.

New York City's antisemitism strategy faces fierce backlash from Jewish groups over its omission of anti-Zionism and Israel, despite a major funding boost.

Discover Vivaldi, the browser offering built-in ad blocking, advanced tab management, and Chrome extension support on mobile to revolutionize your web browsing experience.

Returning to a routine after the holidays can feel overwhelming. Neuroscience explains how the brain adapts to freedom and how small steps help rebuild stability.

A 46-year-old taxi driver from Nazareth was caught driving under the influence of drugs in Nof Hagalil. Police seized his taxi for 30 days, suspended his license, and prepared for prosecution.

Israeli opposition parties plan to utilize October 7 memorial ceremonies for political attacks against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the October 2026 elections.

Copper prices are projected to surge by 2028 due to skyrocketing demand from artificial intelligence data centers and power grid upgrades, coupled with a growing global supply deficit.

Israeli hospitals report a severe spike in head injuries among children and teenagers riding electric scooters and bicycles during Sukkot, with doctors warning that missing helmets and illegal riding ages endanger minors.

Queen guitarist Brian May announced at 79 that he is done touring after 50 years. Meanwhile, Roger Taylor hinted at a potential virtual or immersive show.

Discover three effortless weeknight recipes, from Turkish kofta with potatoes to teriyaki chicken steaks and one-pot tuna pasta, perfect for busy home cooks.

OpenAI safety veteran David Robinson has resigned, warning in The Atlantic that the company's culture is broken and that iterative AI development guarantees escalating risks.

Author and editor Alad Zert discusses his speculative novel "Alef" and new poetry collection, exploring trauma, Neanderthals, and societal collapse in wartime Israel.

The second phase of Israel's fast lanes project launched with a new transport hub in Rishon LeZion, featuring free shuttles to Tel Aviv, while private vehicle access is delayed until 2027.

Tamir recycling corporation launched the "360 Orange" initiative, partnering with 13 local authorities to boost packaging waste separation and reduce landfill waste in Israel.

Israeli TV host and journalist Shai-Lee Schindler is set to host a new entertainment show on Channel 14 alongside Kim Or Azulai, marking a major career move.

Israeli businessman Bebo Kobo has secured approval for Tuscany, a massive $19 billion real estate and hospitality mega-project spanning 920 dunams in Orlando, Florida.

One Technologies expands its defense sector footprint by acquiring a controlling stake in Kubiya UX for millions of shekels, integrating 50 specialists into ONE Defense.

After decades of severe epilepsy and complex brain surgery, Galit Shira Elul celebrates three seizure-free years, sharing her inspiring journey of faith and recovery.

Yosef Haguel, whose Six-Day War heroism inspired the iconic 'Ballad of the Medic,' has died at 80. He also held the IDF reserve service record, volunteering until age 77.

Two off-duty pilots traveling on FlyDubai flight 1073 successfully subdued an attacking co-pilot and landed the Boeing aircraft safely in Saudi Arabia.

Israel Police arrested a serial fraud suspect who posed as a reservist in financial distress and stole tens of thousands of shekels from citizens across the country.

A 17-year-old illegal resident from Hebron was arrested after fleeing police in a stolen car on Highway 1 and crashing into a bus near the Sacharov Interchange.

Municipalities across Israel issue urgent warnings regarding a widespread SMS phishing wave. Scammers impersonate local authorities, threatening fake debts and seizures to steal credit card details.

US President Donald Trump convened tech leaders at the White House to pledge stricter AI oversight following autonomous security breaches and warnings from Bill Gates about catastrophic risks.

A former Ben Gurion Airport worker revealed she processed flight crews from enemy states, as Israel investigates pilots with dual nationalities following a recent hijacking attempt.

Model and content creator Oshar Salim and her partner Ori Keren have broken up after a year together. The split follows Salim's recent official divorce from actor Oded Paz.

Argentinian star Lali Esposito celebrates her upcoming wedding with a second bachelorette party in Buenos Aires, featuring music, custom shirts, and close friends.

Kim Kardashian discusses her five-year singlehood after splitting from Kanye West and her new romance with Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton in a recent interview.

The Open University Student Union has withdrawn from the National Union of Students, citing severe representation discrepancies, a deep crisis of trust, and political overreach.

North Korea test-fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile supervised by Kim Jong Un, as regional tensions escalate following border incidents and failed tracking claims by Seoul and Tokyo.

US President Donald Trump publicly shared Senator Tom Cotton's cell phone number to pressure him into passing a bill establishing permanent daylight saving time across the United States.

Google is restricting free user access to advanced Gemini models starting October 9, limiting them to the Flash-Lite tier while reserving Pro features for higher-priced subscriptions.

International acai chain OAKBERRY is making its grand return to Tel Aviv with a new branch at the TLV Fashion Mall, offering organic superfood bowls.

Kan broadcasts a new documentary by Eyal Dez tracing Flydubai Flight 1073, featuring real-time footage and testimonies of 174 Israelis who survived a harrowing ordeal.

Wall Street ended the week positively as Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Jones gained. Key Israeli-linked stocks highlighted include Camtek, QTREX, and Nayax following major developments.

Moshe Feiglin explained why he rejected Yosef Haddad from his 2019 party list over a question of state identity, while criticizing Ofer Winter for recruiting Haddad for 'Amcha Yisrael'.

Kamari Retail acquired a 50% stake in Zalman's hot dog chain for 3.5 million NIS, targeting an expansion from 12 to 40 branches nationwide under strict kosher supervision.

Elon Musk has returned to the Trump administration as co-director of the newly formed Project Meridian, focusing on defense technology and future warfare capabilities alongside Pentagon leadership.

Dana Zarmon mourns the loss of her beloved grandfather, Jack Yaakov Zarmon, celebrating his remarkable life, 64-year marriage, and legacy as the family patriarch.

Top seeds Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina suffer shock early exits at the Beijing tournament, while Carlos Alcaraz advances to the semi-finals in Tokyo.

Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson has urged UEFA to prevent future matches between Israel and Ireland following a tense geopolitical controversy surrounding their fixtures.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong projects Bitcoin could reach $400,000 by 2030, driven by the four-year halving cycle and growing institutional adoption.

A recent study shows that a gut bacteria molecule called ImP accelerates cognitive decline and increases Alzheimer's risk by promoting brain protein accumulation.

Al-Qaeda supporters have called for attacks on Israeli and American planes following the attempted Flydubai hijacking. Meanwhile, Israeli authorities face scrutiny over security gaps as investigations into the co-pilot's background continue.

Tired of eggshells sticking to your boiled eggs? Discover a viral, 5-second kitchen hack using just a glass of water and a simple shake for flawless results.

Finnish authorities are investigating suspicious break-ins at lawmakers' homes, which officials suspect may be linked to foreign intelligence operations.

A woman in her 70s was killed by a truck in Jerusalem's Rehavia neighborhood in a suspected hit-and-run. Police launched extensive searches for the driver as road fatalities reach 340 this year.

A Beersheba court sentenced 30-year-old Doron Bukhobza to three years in prison for contacting an Iranian intelligence agent, fabricating claims of access to the Dimona nuclear reactor, and performing minor tasks for digital currency.

Four days after a hijacking attempt on a Flydubai flight, passengers detail the heroics of two reserve pilots who safely landed the plane in Saudi Arabia.

The screen adaptation of Colleen Hoover's thriller Verity, starring Dakota Johnson, Anne Hathaway, and Josh Hartnett, fails to deliver a satisfying cinematic punch. Despite a claustrophobic atmosphere, the film suffers from a disappointing twist and casting fatigue.

US President Donald Trump claimed Iran has effectively abandoned its nuclear weapons program following months of pressure, contrasting with his previous skeptical remarks.

Data from Israel's Land Enforcement Authority shows 17 local planning committees have failed to conduct legally mandated construction violation surveys.

Shufersal's Tav HaZahav and Fattal Hotels launched a partnership allowing guests to use the gift card at dozens of hotels nationwide at full value.

A high-tech employee injured during a company football match won a legal battle against the National Insurance Institute, which recognized the incident as a work accident.

The Anis Cultural Center in Tel Aviv-Yafo is launching a 10-shekel film marathon featuring prominent Israeli movies and creator talks ahead of the elections.

Keshet Teufa announced the resumption of direct charter flights to Rovaniemi, Lapland, starting January 27, offering upgraded 4- and 5-star packages, Northern Lights viewings, and kosher tours.

A year-long study of teenagers reveals that short-form video addiction negatively impacts academic resilience and long-term goal planning.

Skincare brand The Outset, founded by Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson, has shut down after four years. Analysts cite pricing strategy missteps and consumer fatigue with celebrity-backed cosmetics as key factors in its decline.

With one month until the U.S. midterms, Democrats eye control of both the House and Senate. Tight races in Michigan, Texas, and South Carolina threaten the Republican majority amid economic pressures and foreign policy debates.

An IDF drone strike on a vehicle in Deir al-Balah killed one person and wounded ten. Reports indicate the military recently targeted senior Hamas operative Ali al-Amoudi.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu assigned foreign flight security to the Ministry of Transport, following years of jurisdictional disputes between the Shin Bet and transport officials.

The Kol HaNeshama community in Jerusalem held a public Simchat Torah celebration following a series of recent vandalism incidents and attacks on their synagogue.

Israeli celebrity Irit Rahamim and businessman Yaron Teshbi have broken up after a year and a half together, remaining good friends and keeping the split private.

Television host Ryan Seacrest has shared a shirtless beach photo on Instagram, showing off a toned physique and six-pack abs amidst recent online criticism.

Japanese child star Rona Hirata, known as Luna-chan, has died at age eight from influenza-induced myocarditis, her family announced in a heartbreaking statement.

Israel Police and security forces halted a celebration in Hura honoring a released security prisoner convicted of stone-throwing. Minister Itamar Ben Gvir praised the swift intervention.

Israeli singer and actor Ran Danker surprised his Instagram followers by sharing unfiltered, behind-the-scenes moments from the musical Cabaret, embracing artistic freedom.

The abandoned Cliff Hotel in Ashkelon will become a luxury resort by March 2027, featuring 98 smart rooms and Israel's largest spa complex spanning 14,000 square meters.

Activist Yosef Haddad responded to resurfaced footage showing him speaking about a Palestinian state years ago, clarifying that his views changed entirely after October 7.

Former Disney CEO Bob Chapek reveals in a Bloomberg interview that he has not visited any Disney theme parks since his 2022 ouster, citing a painful corporate erasure.

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune blamed foreign nations for fueling armed groups in the Sahel and declared the diplomatic rupture with the UAE irreversible.

After surviving 505 days of captivity in Gaza tunnels following his abduction on October 7, Eli-h shares his remarkable journey of faith, reunion, and trauma recovery.

Yashar! party leader Gadi Eisenkot harshly criticized Transport Minister Miri Regev following major security failures regarding an extremist pilot on a flydubai flight.

The national memorial ceremony by the Kumu movement and October 7 families will be held Wednesday at Hayarkon Park in Tel Aviv, with over 50,000 attendees expected.

An extortion gang opened fire on businesses in Sakhnin, prompting widespread strikes and protests led by MK Mansour Abbas against government inaction on crime.

Germany faces a major political crisis as the far-right AfD leads national polls with 27-28 percent, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz's approval rating plunges to a record-low 10 percent.

Balad leader Sami Abu Shehadeh withdrew his Knesset candidacy following a Supreme Court recommendation, drawing sharp criticism from ally Ahmad Tibi toward the Democrats.

Iowa business owner Henry Schappert was sentenced to 24 months in federal prison for COVID-19 relief fraud and bankruptcy concealment.

Nikita Bier, former head of product at Elon Musk's X, has officially left the company following months of online harassment, conspiracy theories linking him to the Mossad, and security threats at his home.

Mizrahi Tefahot Bank chief strategist Yoni Panning outlines US labor trends, PCE index downward revisions, robust post-war credit card spending in Israel, and European inflation developments.

Tel Aviv's real estate market faces a 45% drop in transactions, with luxury sales keeping prices afloat amid high interest rates and unsold inventory.

Shivon Zilis announced on X that Elon Musk abruptly left her after years together. Despite the sudden split, the mother of four of his children shared touching words of gratitude.

A study by the Israel Employment Service shows 69.4% of ultra-Orthodox female high-tech job seekers specialize in software development. While participation grows, experts stress the need for long-term career stability.

Former footballer Andy Carroll has confirmed that former BBC coach Colin Adams is the man convicted of sexually assaulting him in 2019, following public court documents.

The US State Department expelled two Iranian diplomats from New York for overstaying their UN General Assembly visas, as Washington intensifies economic and military pressure on Tehran.

The British government announced a new plan to ban airline fees for seating children next to their parents and eliminate charges for minor booking name corrections.

New deep drilling near Mount Ararat in Turkey reveals layers of organic-rich black soil at the disputed boat-shaped site, challenging traditional geological theories.

US President Donald Trump visited Ohio on Saturday to boost Republican candidates, including Senator Jon Husted and Vivek Ramaswamy, aiming to prevent low voter turnout.

Discover five nutritious foods that combine high protein with essential fiber, omega-3s, and antioxidants, recommended by clinical dietitian Limor Mardi-Tilbor.

Israeli tech unicorn OpenWeb Technologies has filed for a stay of proceedings and insolvency protection at the Tel Aviv District Court, burdened by 177.5 million shekels in debt after losing major clients and facing a severe cash crunch.

UK Green Party leader Zack Polanski accused the IDF of staging false flag operations and cited the Hannibal Directive, drawing sharp criticism amid ongoing antisemitism controversies.

Eran Litman, whose daughter was murdered at the Nova festival, confronted revellers celebrating at the massacre site, sparking intense public debate over memorial site etiquette.

TotalEnergies capped fuel prices at 1.99 euros for gasoline and 2.25 euros for diesel amid the Middle East conflict, costing up to 300 million euros while boosting its market share.

Israeli entrepreneur Vered Sharvit Biron has joined the elite Advisory Council of the International Luxury Hotel Association (ILHA), bringing her expertise in well-being hospitality to the global stage.

The expanded reissue of the Beatles' Rubber Soul highlights the band's pivotal 1965 transition from catchy pop sensations to profound, mature artists.

Argentina thrashed Burkina Faso 7-0 in a friendly match at the Monumental, amid severe travel disruptions for the visitors. Lautaro Martínez equaled Sergio Agüero's scoring record as the team prepares for Lionel Messi's farewell match.

Monty Python star John Cleese has been reported to the UK Prevent program over social media posts criticizing Islam, which a complainant claims promote radicalization. Cleese dismissed the report as comedy material.

Former IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi revealed he urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to dismiss reservists refusing duty, a proposal Netanyahu rejected, warning of severe fallout.

New polls show Democrats gaining ground in five conservative US states ahead of midterms, driven by economic frustrations, high gas prices, and opposition to President Donald Trump.

A Be'er Sheva court extended the detention of four men, including a Border Police reservist, linked to a recent shooting in Ashkelon amid conflicting police theories.

U.S. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $102.7 million in net inflows on the first day of October, rebounding from previous outflows and bringing total assets to $109.3 billion.

Generation Capital advances a 4.5 billion shekel acquisition of Shikun & Binui Energy, aiming to create a dominant player in Israel's energy infrastructure amid regulatory scrutiny.

The FAO international food price index surged in September to its highest level since late 2022, threatening to drive up grocery prices in import-dependent Israel.

Jude Bellingham starred with a goal and three assists in England's 7-0 Nations League win over Croatia, earning high praise from legends as a potential all-time great.

TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyann’s capped fuel prices at 1.99 euros per liter amid the Iran war, sparking criticism from the left but boosting net profit by 72% to $11.2 billion through surging demand.

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente praised 19-year-old Lamine Yamal as being on the path to legend status following his stunning goal in a 3-1 Nations League win over Czechia.

Renewed civil war in Ethiopia reaches the capital of Addis Ababa with reported drone strikes, threatening regional stability and exacerbating a severe humanitarian crisis across the country.

A National Insurance Institute report reveals that Israel spent tens of billions on the civilian toll of the war, highlighting 58 billion in reservist pay and a surge in mental health disabilities.

The Burgerim chain is opening a new kosher branch in Zur Yiggal's Mitzpe Sapir industrial zone, investing around 500,000 shekels to serve local residents and corporate clients.

An aviation security briefing following a near-disaster on a foreign flight exposed gaps in pilot screening, as Israel relies on airline clearances without independent background checks.

Located in Ashdod's industrial zone, Babi's grill restaurant rivals central Israel's legendary eateries with an extensive menu of premium meats, 14 house salads, and charcoal-grilled specialties.

Israeli political blocs face strategic uncertainties ahead of elections, with the change bloc struggling to attract right-wing voters while Likud debates its approach toward Ofer Winter and post-election coalitions.