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Tyler Dorsey was suspended by Olympiacos after lashing out at the coaching staff over reduced playing time and his uncertain contract status, forcing his immediate return to Athens.

Hapoel Holon secured an 86-84 away victory against Spartak Subotica in Serbia, evening their Champions League Group F record to 1-1 after a tense finish.

Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior has been suspended for four matches following a red card against Villarreal, ruling him out of the upcoming El Clasico against Barcelona.

Families of US victims killed and kidnapped in Hamas terror attacks gathered at the State Department in Washington for a special memorial hosted by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

A new Ifop poll reveals that 46 percent of Muslims in France would consider leaving the country if Marine Le Pen wins the 2027 presidential election, highlighting deep societal tensions.

Discover three gourmet plant-forward recipes featuring innovative watermelon tartare, rich plant-based chunks in red wine sauce, and a unique matcha-maca tiramisu.

Hapoel Tel Aviv is continuing its annual tradition of wearing pink kits to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month, collaborating with the One in Nine association to promote early detection.

Ultra-Orthodox extremists attempted to storm a Bnei Brak building housing IDF software and cyber soldiers from the Kudkod program. Police arrested two suspects after clashes.

The Pentagon has reportedly delivered final plans to CENTCOM for a three-day air campaign against Iran, targeting military infrastructure and energy sites amid political delays.

Likud has petitioned the Central Elections Committee and the Shin Bet to investigate suspected foreign diplomatic interference regarding ultra-Orthodox support for Gadi Eisenkot.

Actor and TV host Itay Turgeman opened up on Keshet 12 about his past struggle with severe alcohol and drug addiction during his acting career.

The Trump administration is reconsidering plans to live-stream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan amid intense backlash from religious leaders and the UN.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi responded Wednesday to Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's remarks regarding the Sinai Peninsula, stressing that Egypt defended its soil and has no territorial ambitions.

Student protests in Tirana, Albania, turned violent on Wednesday as demonstrators clashed with police, attacked government buildings, and called for the prime minister's resignation.

Modeling agents Roberto Ben Shushan and Rotem Gur end a decade-long partnership as Gur acquires Ben Shushan's stake in the R&R modeling agency for two million shekels.

Ofer Winter's "Amkha Yisrael" party targets Russian-speaking voters using AI-dubbed videos and Channel 9 interviews to cross the electoral threshold.

Channel 12 legal correspondent Guy Peleg has filed a 440,000 shekel lawsuit against activist Leon Ben Atar for defamation, public spitting, and severe harassment.

Spanish tennis rising star Rafa Jodar sparked controversy at the Shanghai Masters by swearing at a ball boy during his match against Botic van de Zandschulp, though he still advanced to the quarterfinals.

Parents of missing girl Haymanot Kassau met with Shin Bet chief David Zini, who expressed willingness to expand the agency's involvement in the ongoing search.

A Shin Bet security guard clashed with a tourist and pinned him to the floor at Yad Vashem during the official visit of Colombia's foreign minister to Jerusalem.

IDF soldiers on the northern border were filmed boarding a branded bus of the Yashar! party, violating military rules against political transport.

Abdulrahman Alfozan, a Saudi engineer arrested for planting a recording device in OpenAI's boardroom, held a green card and was pursuing U.S. citizenship.

The Shin Bet has joined a police investigation into the extortion of a prominent Israeli businessman working with the Ministry of Defense after criminals hurled a grenade and opened fire at his home.

A Channel 14 poll shows 62% of Israelis believe the opposition plans to form a government backed by Arab parties, while 51% reject claims that Netanyahu will launch a pre-election military move.

MK Alon Schuster reportedly told Benny Gantz he may leave Blue and White before the elections if polls do not improve, while Gantz insists he will run until the end.

Intense talks are reportedly underway between Religious Zionism and Motti Leitner's party over a potential withdrawal, with guarantees offered by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Sally Rooney books will no longer be distributed in the UK after the author pledged royalties to Palestine Action, designated a terrorist group in July 2025.

Netivot-based real estate firm Buskila Brothers has secured a 280 million shekel credit line from Menora Mivtachim and Reality Fund Finance to expand its business activities.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced protests in Beersheba over missing girl Haimnot Kasau, while Deputy Minister Almog Cohen sparked controversy after a heated mall exchange.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Piers Morgan he feels betrayed by U.S. President Donald Trump over lifting Russian diesel sanctions and calls for new leadership.

Manchester's Jewish community demands the cancellation of Fontaines D.C. concerts near a synagogue targeted in a 2025 terror attack, citing safety risks from the band's anti-Israel rhetoric.

A Channel 13 poll shows the Netanyahu bloc dropping to 51 mandates, while Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar! leads with 20 seats. Bennett's Be-Yachad secures 12 mandates, and 54% of respondents oppose draft exemptions for ultra-Orthodox parties.

Israel's Knesset Finance Committee approved a regulatory fix enabling credit card companies to issue tradable CoCo bonds, cutting funding costs and boosting loan competition.

Travel tech firm Navan secured a $225 million revolving credit facility led by Barclays and amended its Goldman Sachs line. The company forecasts 2026 revenues up to $933 million.

Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora sold shares worth approximately $201 million via a pre-planned forward contract. Meanwhile, cybersecurity stocks declined following reports of OpenAI's planned acquisition of Trail of Bits.

Channel 12's new show "Who Wants to Start?" hosted by Assi Azar features veteran Israeli cultural figures discussing personal topics. In a preview for Friday's episode, Nurit Gafon shared her unique wish to be cremated and turned into a lemon tree in Mitzpe Ramon.

Israel's Ministry of Culture and Sport updated elite athlete rules, requiring college athletes abroad to commit to national team appearances or face severe sanctions.

Two petitions submitted to the Supreme Court address Palestinian access to homes in Khirbet Tarfin, amid competing claims over illegal construction on a Second Temple period antiquities site in Binyamin.

A newborn baby in Jerusalem was rushed to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in serious condition after emergency teams successfully performed advanced resuscitation at home.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed a lawsuit from former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar as an election stunt, defending his security record in a television interview.

The IDF is preparing for a potential mega-disaster, integrating a major earthquake scenario into its 2027 work plan. Following a century since the last major tremor, the Home Front Command launched emergency drills in hospitals and a public safety campaign.

Kolmobil, Israel's largest automotive importer, suffered a cyberattack that disrupted operations and forced partial closures across its service centers.

Liverpool seeks to bounce back from a defeat against Manchester City as they face LASK in Austria for the Champions League, despite playing with a heavily depleted squad.

Former Ofakim deputy mayor and longtime Likud member Viktor Rachmilov is leaving Likud to join Avigdor Lieberman's Yisrael Beytenu party, citing failures in security and economic policy.

The IDF has launched a formal evaluation process for acts of heroism from October 7, 2023, to the Gaza ground maneuver, paving the way for military medals and commendations approved by Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir.

MK Yitzhak Kreuzer was summoned for questioning over an alleged altercation with police in Mitzpe Yeriho, dismissing the probe as a political witch hunt ahead of elections.

Four people were lightly injured when an explosive device detonated in an electric vehicle in Netivot. Police suspect a criminal background and have launched an investigation.

Former Colombia football star Carlos Valderrama, famous for his iconic blonde curls, has shaved his head at age 65, surprising fans and sparking widespread disbelief.

Likud Minister Miki Zohar proposed a rotation government between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot if Eisenkot secures a larger bloc in upcoming elections, with Netanyahu serving first.

A 42-year-old man from Moshav Taoz was remanded in custody following accusations of domestic violence spanning years against his ex-wife and children, a claim he denies through his defense.

Barzani Group, a major Israeli real estate and infrastructure firm, is exploring a TASE IPO aiming to raise over 800 million shekels at a 2.5-3 billion shekel valuation.

Globes reveals Hotel Lutetia earned roughly 28 million shekels from 'The White Lotus' production, while investment houses push for financial sector reforms.

The trial of Ukrainian commando Serhii Kuznetsov for the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage opened in Hamburg, highlighting a delicate diplomatic dilemma for Berlin.

Actress Rotem Sela and Keshet 12's program "Special Interview" will receive the Ilan Gilon Memorial Prize for promoting the integration and visibility of people with disabilities.

Israeli health group Movement, led by Eli Dahan, has acquired Swiss digital health firm Dacadoo, expanding its global footprint to the US, Canada, Japan, and Europe.

The legendary sketch show "The Israelis" starring the "Ma Kassar" trio is returning for a new season on Reshet 13, backed by a record-breaking 12 million shekel investment from tech mogul Asaf Rappaport.

A Beersheba court sentenced an Israeli Bedouin man to 24.5 years in prison for aiding a Gaza terror group, stealing an IDF weapon, and infiltrating the military.

Apple introduces a 5-star photo rating and filtering feature in iOS, allowing users to easily organize and sort large galleries just like in professional editing software.

A new study reveals that despite high return rates in the Gaza envelope, local leaders face severe burnout, social cohesion is strained, and long-term recovery needs persist beyond state timelines.

Reality TV star Michal Pras opened up about her decision to freeze her eggs at age 30, sharing vulnerable moments from the hospital and encouraging women to take control of their future fertility.

The High Court of Justice rejected a petition by the family of the late Yuval Castleman, upholding the decision not to launch a criminal probe against Jerusalem police officials over the initial flawed investigation into his death following a Jerusalem terror attack.

Israeli startup Zenzap emerged from stealth with $44 million total funding, including a $33 million Series A led by Bessemer and Lightspeed, to integrate AI agents into enterprise communication.

The S&P 500 bull market marks its fourth anniversary with a 118% gain, driven by corporate earnings and tech investments. While historical data suggests further growth, analysts warn of risks from rising bond yields and high valuations.

Yisrael Beytenu leader Avigdor Lieberman claimed ultra-Orthodox turnout hits 120% while Gush Dan and Sharon see 60%. A fact-check shows Haredi turnout is around 79%, making his statement inaccurate.

Bitcoin hovers around $83,400 amid market volatility and declining institutional inflows, while Asian tech stocks face steep drops over AI valuation concerns.

A former Burger Ranch branch manager was indicted in Hadera for stealing thousands of shekels from registers by faking order cancellations.

Channel 13 presenter and meteorologist Elad Zohar has revealed he is sidelined from broadcasts due to a severe bout of vertigo. The popular TV host shared his health update on Instagram.

Maccabi Tel Aviv's ownership battle heads to arbitration as sponsor Arik Stiltman blasts the team's dismal EuroLeague start and management delays, contrasting with massive club budgets.

Gadi Eisenkot expressed deep contempt for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over a controversial AI campaign video that critics claimed resembled his fallen son.

2026 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay slammed US President Donald Trump over sanctions on the ICC, while responding to harsh Israeli criticism regarding her past UN work on Gaza.

A 59-year-old man in Incheon attacked ten people, leaving a 19-year-old critical, claiming he wanted public attention. Bystanders helped neutralize the suspect.

The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court ordered Technoso Control Systems to pay 509,000 shekels to CTO Erez Cohen, whose salary was withheld while he served in IDF reserve duty.

Contractor vanished after taking an advance payment? Learn your rights regarding contract cancellation, stopping credit card charges, and filing small claims in Israel.

A young man claims he was brutally attacked and targeted with homophobic slurs by a group of men at the Jaffa Port following a concert. Police are investigating the incident.

An Israeli fan of singer Lehi Toledano was brutally assaulted at Jaffa Port in a suspected homophobic attack following a concert, sparking outrage and widespread condemnation.

A building undergoing Tama 38 renovations collapsed in Tel Aviv this Wednesday. Experts warn that partial structural reinforcement of aging seaside buildings poses severe safety risks.

The Emuna movement hosted a conference in Jerusalem on Tuesday featuring female lawmakers and candidates discussing women's political leadership, representation, and national challenges ahead of the 26th Knesset elections.

Fitness star Maayan Ashkenazi opens up about gaining 10 kilos due to stress, rocket fire near her home, and emotional eating, facing harsh industry reactions.

A Jaffa resident reported being brutally attacked near the Jaffa Port in a suspected homophobic assault, reigniting concerns over LGBTQ+ safety in the city following previous violent incidents.

Apple has allocated only 500 units of its new foldable iPhone Duo to the Israeli market for the initial launch wave, sparking supply shortages and varying local prices.

Recent real estate tenders in Ma'ale Adumim received no bids, while Tel Aviv advanced the Beit Romano preservation plan and Herzliya approved the new UAE embassy.

A couple whose Dubai-Israel flight was canceled following a September 30 security incident filed a class-action suit against Flydubai in the Tel Aviv District Court, demanding compensation for abandoned passengers.

Israel's Antitrust Commissioner Michal Cohen slammed major banks at the Investment Houses Association conference, citing a 20 billion shekel gap in household deposit yields. The move has sparked a regulatory clash with the Bank of Israel.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir warned of rising escalation risks during a Central Command assessment, highlighting force reinforcements and high operational readiness.

New York City Comptroller Mark Levine reversed his campaign promise to resume municipal pension investments in Israel bonds, citing technical and financial constraints.

MK Yaakov Asher criticized Yashar! leader Gadi Eisenkot over his tough stance on ultra-orthodox military enlistment, stating their recent political talks would have collapsed instantly if those views were voiced.

The Tel Aviv-Yafo Local Planning and Building Committee recommended transferring Beit Romano to full municipal ownership while expanding three towers by six to seven floors to increase housing and commerce.

The Religious Zionism party strongly criticized Gadi Eisenkot and Matan Kahana over a new religious-national headquarters, accusing them of calling to surrender to Hamas.

A 10-year-old child was critically injured on Wednesday by an object that exploded from a burning recycling dumpster in Beitar Illit. Medics evacuated him to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital while performing CPR.

Likud has approved a new grassroots campaign model for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming elections, featuring unannounced visits across 40 locations.

Meta has launched WhatsApp Guest Calling globally, allowing users to join browser-based voice and video calls without an account or phone number, challenging Zoom.

Three years after October 7, an ongoing security breach in the IDF reveals soldiers posting sensitive military base footage and weapon details on TikTok live streams.

Khloe Kardashian reveals a four-year celibacy streak on her reality show, explaining that she prefers healing and personal growth over casual hookups or recycling exes.

Despite a decline in bank investment advisor positions, Israeli capital in advised portfolios reached a peak of 485.6 billion shekels, signaling a shift to independent and external management.

Coalition talks in Berlin between the SPD, Greens, and Die Linke face crisis over disputes regarding antisemitism definitions and the stance toward Israel.

Tel Aviv District Court ordered Aksilion Smart Transport to convene a special shareholders meeting to oust its board, dealing a blow to CEO Harel Hershtik amid corporate governance concerns.

Bank of America shares dropped over 7% after reporting a 17% profit fall due to a $1.2 billion regulatory fine. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock beat expectations.

Israeli actor and businessman Modi Safuri has launched the ARUSA bridal and production complex in Jaffa, investing hundreds of thousands of shekels in the new venture.

Culinary enthusiasts in Israel are celebrating the launch of Y - GRAND SOCIAL DINING, a massive 520-square-meter kosher complex by Chef Guy Peretz and Yamit Amsalem Peretz featuring upscale dining, a wine bar, and a pastry lab.

Andy Burnham rejects cooperation with the UK Green Party after it passed a controversial motion declaring Zionism to be racism, condemning the decision as antisemitic.

Acclaimed actor Lior Ashkenazi hints that the 2026 season of Eretz Nehederet will be his last, discussing his satirical role as Benny Gantz and predicting a political exit.

Maayan Sherman confronted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Beersheba, blaming him for her son Ron's death in Gaza and demanding a state inquiry commission.

Israel's Ministry of Health warns the public against consuming unverified pastel and kibbeh products from unregistered manufacturers.

A US Republican group accidentally spent $25,000 on Senate campaign ads in Portland, Oregon, instead of Portland, Maine, prompting widespread mockery and a full refund.

Five Palestinian teenagers were arrested in the West Bank for forming the 'Sa'ir Battalions' terror cell. In separate raids, security forces seized weapons and captured a suspect involved in a vehicular ramming.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu compared the October 7 massacre to the 9/11 attacks in a recent interview, dismissed Itamar Ben Gvir's bid for the defense portfolio, and discussed regional security operations against Iran.

Chip inspection manufacturer Camtek raised its financial outlook, reporting expected third-quarter revenues of 160-161 million dollars and projecting 2027 revenues above 800 million dollars.

As Marvel prepares for Avengers: Doomsday with a massive budget and the return of Robert Downey Jr., we explore the highest-grossing Marvel films of all time, from Endgame to Spider-Man.

False AI-generated videos depicting a military coup in Azerbaijan surfaced on social media amid widespread protests over strict new hijab bans in state schools.

Explore how Israeli professionals navigate career advancements, new job offers, and promotions during pregnancy and parental leave, challenging traditional workplace stagnation.

Traders on Polymarket give Gadi Eisenkot's "Yashar!" party a 59% lead to become the largest faction in the upcoming Knesset, outperforming the "Likud" and leading the race for prime minister.

IDF and Shin Bet forces raided illegal front organizations in Ramallah and Yatta, arresting five operatives linked to Hamas and the PFLP and seizing terror funds.

New York City leadership agreed on legislation to ban Central Park horse-drawn carriages by June 2028, sparking debate over animal rights and worker compensation.

Israeli energy company EirEnergy announced the appointment of businessman Shahar Mahat to its board of directors. Mahat will actively drive business growth as the company expands its renewable energy projects in Israel and Europe.

Crypto markets trended downward on Wednesday as Bitcoin fell to $83,692. Meanwhile, European retailers pulled Ledger hardware wallets over unapproved component modifications.

American hedge fund Community Fund, led by Jeremy Blank, bought 23 million NIS worth of Bazan shares after a drop caused by facility pollution, securing a quick profit.

Netflix is cutting about 6% of its global workforce, laying off around 1,000 employees amid growth slowdowns. Co-CEOs Greg Peters and Ted Sarandos announced the major cuts ahead of earnings.

Nania Kalav, a 38-year-old mother of three, was murdered in Beersheba, allegedly by her husband. Her grieving family revealed a history of unpunished domestic abuse and criticized welfare authorities for failing to act.

In the program Mashivat Nefesh on Hidabroot, Rebbetzins Tsila Alchanati and Peri Cohen explore the fine line between healthy parental authority and controlling authoritarianism in relationships.

Britain simulates the recapture of the Falkland Islands in a major military drill amid escalating sovereignty threats from Argentine President Javier Milei.

A deep internal crisis grips the Green Party of England and Wales after a conference vote defined Zionism as racism, pitting deputy leader Mothin Ali against leader Zack Polanski.

Israeli fashion chain Tamnoon opened its largest-ever branch at the G Complex in Kfar Saba, spanning 2,000 square meters across two floors with a 7 million NIS investment.

Israeli culinary icon and TV judge Ruthy Broudo reacted hilariously to a behind-the-scenes prank on set, refusing a bizarre feather headband with her trademark blunt honesty.

Jerusalem's iconic Italian-dairy restaurant Piccolino is closing after 35 years. The family-owned culinary landmark announced it will shut its doors at the end of the month.

Israeli leaders deny meeting former Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel during his secretive 2023 pre-war visit, sparking a major political controversy over intelligence warnings.

Ukrainian officials claim the US restricted Starlink military usage and intelligence sharing, complicating drone operations and air defenses amid pressure from President Donald Trump.

Financial and insurance sectors in Israel are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence to boost customer experience and automation, according to industry experts at a recent Calcalist panel.

The Petah Tikva Magistrates' Court extended the house arrest of three daycare assistants suspected of abusing toddlers in the Sharon region until October 21 as suspicions intensified following security footage review.

A surprise raid on an Indonesian prison near Jakarta uncovered a luxury compound for inmates featuring TVs, air conditioning, and a golf simulator, sparking a major corruption investigation.

The Central Election Committee inspected its logistical center in Shoham ahead of the upcoming elections, ensuring full preparedness for over 7.3 million eligible voters across 12,018 polling stations.

Hooded teenagers attempted to pull a driver from his car in a Petah Tikva parking lot on Tuesday evening, prompting the driver to flee and crash into parked vehicles.

The State Employees Union threatens legal action against Israel Land Authority acting director Yehuda Eliyahu for blocking a musical featuring female singers, citing religious objections and stalled welfare events.

Bitcorp Capital sold its Indian Airtouch operations for 14 million shekels while its subsidiary Proxybit secured an expanded digital asset license from the Capital Market Authority.

European retailers pull Ledger hardware wallets after devices sold in Southeast Asia were found with hidden components designed to steal recovery words.

Fattal Hotel Group announced a major expansion strategy in Israel featuring 12 new hotels by 2030 and two new hospitality collections: Fattal Limited Edition and Fattal Colors.

Three workers were seriously injured in an explosion at the Intel plant in Kiryat Gat, suspected to be caused by a gas cylinder. Emergency services are probing for hazardous material leaks.

The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court ordered a company to pay 500,000 NIS to a dismissed sales agent, ruling that unpaid overtime and omitted commissions violated labor laws.

Makan News, the Arabic division of Israeli public broadcaster Kan, is rolling out a major rebranding campaign across all platforms ahead of the October 27 Knesset elections, featuring a state-of-the-art studio in Jerusalem.

Israeli planning committees have advanced major urban renewal, industrial, and academic projects nationwide, including a new Kiryat Shmona academic campus, Western Galilee employment hub, and major housing initiatives.

Israeli tech entrepreneur Maor Shlomo, who sold Base44 to Wix for $80 million, launched the Second Light fund to invest in cancer research. Shlomo discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming medical discovery, the challenges of biological validation, and the future of healthcare.

Dr. Yakov Barmatz survived a catastrophic paratrooper injury in 1980, waking from a coma to become a renowned clinical psychologist treating trauma victims and soldiers.

A Tel Aviv court acquitted Sharhabil Odeh of threatening a prosecutor after security footage exposed glaring contradictions in the state indictment, which described an alternative reality.

Eilat police reinstated full 24/7 staffing at the city's northern checkpoint just one day after planning to leave it unmanned during specific hours.

COGAT informed international officials that Gaza private sector merchants suspended goods coordination due to Hamas extortion, threats, and forced taxation demanding cash and cash per truck.

Defense Minister Israel Katz warned Hezbollah against joining an Iranian attack on Israel, threatening a ground incursion, permanent buffer zones, and the displacement of over a million Shiites.

A powerful explosion rocked a residential building in Bnei Brak early Wednesday after an explosive device was thrown. No injuries were reported, and police launched a criminal investigation.

A Texas Sheriff's Department deputy was fired after posting social media photos posing with inmates, sparking a heated debate online over professional boundaries.

The Knesset Finance Committee approved 2026 budget changes on Wednesday, allocating funds for national shelter placement, artificial intelligence development, and legal representation.

Security footage reveals Kelly Clarkson's brief visit to a Brooklyn boutique, sparking a viral feud over a $15,000 mechanical bird and accusations of condescending service.

Big Brother star Rafaela Toina is launching her new freckle pen brand, Bilti, in collaboration with Terminal X, turning her viral henna trend into a business.

OpenAI's release of hundreds of AI-generated mathematical proofs has sparked a major debate among Fields Medalists, highlighting deep challenges regarding academic trust, evaluation costs, and the true meaning of scientific understanding.

A 61-year-old bus driver died and 19 others were injured in a collision between a bus and a truck on Route 91 near Mahanayim in the Upper Galilee.

Israeli startup Sikonia demonstrated its advanced collision-avoidance system for helicopters in California, drawing strong interest from American firefighting agencies amid rising airspace congestion.

Police have closed the investigation against David Ziton, partner of singer Nasrin Kadri, over the alleged assault of former Hamas hostage Rom Braslavsky.

Iran sentenced 23-year-old student Najmeh Amini to death over a social media post insulting Shia imams, sparking strong condemnation from human rights organizations.

Former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar filed a 3 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, citing false accusations and ignored pre-October 7 warnings.

An overview of the Torah portion of Noah, detailing the building of the ark, the global flood, the covenant of the rainbow, and the dispersion of nations at the Tower of Babel.

Want ultra-crispy frozen french fries in your air fryer? Social media reveals a brilliant microwave trick that removes excess moisture before cooking for perfect results.

The leader of The Democrats party criticized President Isaac Herzog and warned against a post-election unity government with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

A Sydney currency trader was fired after tracking revealed he secretly worked from Singapore and Indonesia. Australia's tribunal ruled the dismissal procedurally flawed but denied compensation.

Supermodel Adriana Lima faced a new wave of online criticism and Ozempic speculation during her recent New York appearance, while supporters defended her against relentless body shaming.

The trial of British comedian Russell Brand opened in London, where he faces multiple charges of rape and sexual assault dating from 1999 to 2009. Brand denies all allegations.

Cybersecurity startup Oak leads LinkedIn's top 15 Israeli startups ranking for 2026, followed by doubleAI and Wonderful, highlighting the massive surge of artificial intelligence across the high-tech sector.

A new CSJ report in the UK reveals that four out of five new jobs since 2014 went to immigrants, alongside a sharp rise in working-age welfare claimants.

Benny Gantz warned that Avigdor Lieberman might engineer a post-election political maneuver to form a government relying on Arab parties, while advocating instead for a broad Zionist coalition including Likud.

Rehovot municipality is advancing a proposal to raise blue-and-white parking tariffs for non-residents by 20% while lowering rates for local residents. The plan has sparked concern among local business owners amid ongoing infrastructure works.

Two young men from Tira were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a shooting incident. A prosecutor's statement was filed against them ahead of an impending indictment.

Tomer Mazon posted a 21.3 million shekel loss in the first half of the year amid an inventory scandal and suspended trading. The food importer is overhauling its governance and negotiating bank waivers.

Israeli businessman Rami Levy's airline, Israir, has launched a winter promotional campaign with European flights starting from $99 one-way, expanding its competitive pricing model into aviation.

Supermodel Bar Refaeli is returning to prime-time television as a judge on the fifth season of The Masked Singer on Keshet 12, promising a more relaxed and personal side.

Three apartment buyers petitioned the Tel Aviv District Court to initiate insolvency proceedings against real estate developer Bney Ir Bisrael over an unpaid 340,000 shekel judgment.

Tax Authority Director Shay Aharonovich warned at a Tel Aviv conference that 2027-2028 will face deep fiscal challenges due to defense spending, calling for structural tax reforms rather than VAT hikes.

CBS data for June-August 2026 shows a rise in new apartment sales, led by Kiryat Gat, while the broader housing market remains in a deep slump with 86,000 unsold units.

Hapoel Beersheba owner Alona Barkat faces a major financial test as her squad takes on AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League, highlighting massive budget disparities.

Lionel Messi has purchased a $10.4 million Sunreef Ultima 88 luxury yacht, adding the state-of-the-art vessel to his MIM Ocean fleet in the Balearic Islands.

The UEFA Europa League returns with 17 matches on Thursday, highlighted by Lyon facing Crystal Palace, AC Milan visiting Salzburg, and Juventus playing Celta Vigo.

The EuroLeague sixth round continues with key matchups as Real Madrid hosts Asvel, Fenerbahce battles Partizan Belgrade, and Milano faces Dubai.

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced plans for a 2.6 billion shekel defense cut, drawing from civilian budgets amid ongoing tensions over the 2026 defense funding.

Forbes' real-time billionaire ranking reveals that six of the ten richest people on Earth are Jewish, holding nearly 46% of total top-tier global wealth, largely driven by tech sector dominance.

The IRGC Quds Force has reportedly overhauled its secret overseas operations unit, renaming Unit 840 to Unit 600 and appointing a new commander following severe leadership losses.

A suspected unexploded ordnance was found in the Eshtaol Forest near Jerusalem on Wednesday. Police and bomb disposal experts cordoned off the area for a controlled detonation.

Iranian state media responded to threats from US President Donald Trump by highlighting strategic leverage in the Strait of Hormuz, targeting both oil supplies and underwater internet cables.

An infant was hospitalized with bacterial meningitis at Shaare Zedek Medical Center. Doctors emphasize the importance of vaccination against Haemophilus influenzae.

A foreign anti-Israel activist was arrested in the West Bank on suspicion of inciting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and supporting terrorism, facing imminent deportation.

The Via Nova consortium has petitioned the court against the Highway 6 northern extension tender, challenging Shapir's victory over a 683 million shekel fee gap.

Credit card data from the Phoenix Gamma index shows a drop in Israeli consumer spending during the October 7 anniversary, led by sharp declines in fashion and dining.

At Robinhood's Hood Summit in Houston, retail investors celebrating massive portfolio gains contrasted sharply with Wall Street professionals worried about surging bond yields and market risks.

Rents in Israel are rising as state-backed long-term rental housing tenders face severe delays, with only a fraction of thousands of planned units moving forward.

Israeli real estate investors are eyeing the U.S. industrial and logistics boom in the South, guided by a new ENR contractor ranking highlighting firms like Tennessee's H&M.

An Israeli nationwide employment program helps active-duty lone soldiers and financially distressed troops balance service constraints with steady jobs, recording thousands of success stories.

A Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv killed two people and left 600,000 without power, prompting President Volodymyr Zelensky to urge fresh U.S. sanctions.

Turkish police raided opposition channel Halk TV, arresting employees and appointing state management, sparking fierce criticism from the political opposition.

Unregulated experimental peptides promoted by influencers are causing severe health damage in the US, while health authorities move to ease restrictions.

Elbit Systems Sweden announced plans to build Europe's first production and maintenance center for Laser Warning Systems by 2027, bolstering NATO defense capabilities.

An Argentine man was arrested after security cameras caught him attempting to smuggle an 8-kg cut of beef out of a Posadas supermarket by hiding it inside his trousers.

About 100 Jewish educators from the US and Israel canceled a seminar in Italy after being pressured to sign an anti-Israel political declaration, sparking widespread condemnation.

Shmuel Donnerstein returns as chairman of Rav-Bariach, while Tal Kenani takes over as CEO of the door and building-products manufacturer early next year.

Bat Yam's famous TikTok butcher, "Mohamed the Man", faces controversy after inspectors seized 400 kg of unfit meat, sparking a heated dispute.

A Delaware jury awarded Qualcomm two dollars after ruling that Arm breached a licensing agreement and obstructed Oryon processor development in a landmark tech dispute.

Rabbi Eyal Amichai has distributed over 1,500 refurbished pairs of tefillin since the war began, sparking an unprecedented spiritual awakening across Israel and worldwide.

Jerusalem police arrested 28 suspects in a nationwide drug trafficking sweep following a ten-month covert operation led by an undercover agent who infiltrated criminal circles.

An analysis by the Manor Center reveals that the Ministry of Education's expanded security-based funding track increased per-student allocations in West Bank settlements while reducing support in northern and southern peripheries.

Iran has escalated naval attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, deploying small-boat spotters to target commercial shipping in a bid to keep global oil prices high ahead of the US midterms.

Noiya Biton, wife of former "Big Brother" star Eliran Biton, revealed they are undergoing fertility treatments after two years of trying to have a child.

A viral Parisian chocolate mousse trend from TikTok has arrived at the new Bread bakery and wine bar in Rishon LeZion, offering decadent desserts and Parisian flair.

The arrest of crime boss Eyal Nagar has left a power vacuum in the Ashdod underworld, prompting turf wars and police crackdowns across the Lachish district, including ongoing feuds involving Matan Aviv and the Domrani family.

A Chinese man held his wedding downstairs and a baby celebration with another woman upstairs on the same day, sparking a police intervention and an online debate over bigamy.

Israel and Greece are advancing talks on joint production of IAI's LORA ballistic missiles. The potential 500-kilometer range agreement follows a major procurement wave including PULS artillery and the Shield of Achilles air defense system.

Part of an uninhabited building under renovation collapsed in central Tel Aviv. Emergency services reported zero casualties following extensive searches at the scene.

Apple launches its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, in Israel with pre-orders starting October 16 and prices ranging up to 12,199 shekels.

The "Yashar!" party led by Gadi Eisenkot released a campaign video warning Israelis against voting for small factions that might not cross the electoral threshold, urging focus on major political alternatives.

Tali Deri of the Amech Yisrael party condemned intense harassment and pressure aimed at forcing her party out of the Knesset race, following the resignation of deputy Samaria council head Davidi Ben Zion.

A rare chronic inflammatory skin condition known as morphea can affect deeper tissues and bones in children. Doctors at Schneider Children's Medical Center explain how early diagnosis and advanced multidisciplinary treatment prevent severe complications.

Beersheba Magistrates' Court extended the detention of four suspects linked to extortion, arson, and a grenade attack against a local business owner who refused protection fees.

A new wellness complex in Tokyo named SAUNA MOTHER offers adults a two-hour experience simulating the stages of early life, from a womb-like sauna to a robotic mother's embrace.

Motslawi and Africa Israel Urban Renewal have secured a massive 1.8 billion NIS urban renewal project in Holon, replacing 330 units with 1,000 new apartments.

A political storm in Israel has erupted over the pre-war landing of an Egyptian intelligence plane, as contradictions emerge in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's accounts.

Sofia has been ranked the top European city break destination for 2027 by European Best Destinations. The Bulgarian capital has seen a surge in Israeli tourists due to enhanced security, short flights, and affordable prices.

Israeli comedian and actor Tal Friedman is mourning the passing of his mother, Prof. Michal Friedman, with the funeral scheduled in Haifa. Colleagues and fans are sending condolences.

A new study reveals massive price gaps of hundreds of shekels on winter coats between Israel, Europe, and the US, with brands like ZARA and Massimo Dutti costing significantly more locally.

Reality star Hodia Cohen breaks her silence on a podcast after splitting from Zohar Isaac-Zaken, discussing the clashing lifestyles and intense public interest.

The annual Israeli high-tech salary survey for 2026 reveals a median monthly salary of 40,000 shekels, widespread AI adoption, persistent gender wage gaps, and a 16% premium for working at foreign companies.

Galad Samuels, the first Israeli engineer at Cognition, will reveal insights from building Devin at the Evolve to AI 2026 conference in Tel Aviv on November 4.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted on a podcast that the company committed hundreds of billions to AI infrastructure without knowing if it would succeed, as massive spending weighs on investors.

Microsoft reports a record-breaking $130 billion in new data center leases, pushing uncommenced lease commitments to $329.1 billion to fuel surging AI infrastructure demand.

A comprehensive guide to essential synagogue terminology, from the minyan quorum and prayer leaders to the Amidah, Kaddish, and Tachanun, demystifying Jewish ritual life.

The Israeli government approved an urgent defense budget allocation for Apache helicopters and military supplies, sourced from cross-departmental budget cuts.

Israel's 2023 expenditure survey reveals bottom decile households face monthly deficits averaging 4,260 NIS, while top decile earners save over half their 46,500 NIS net monthly income.

Discover a traditional Friday menu featuring smoky lutenitsa, handmade challah, caramelized chicken meatballs in mushroom sauce, and a zesty lemon-coconut cake.

Pulitzer winner Daniel Kraus releases his gripping survival thriller The Whale Fall, published in Hebrew alongside a film adaptation starring Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin.

US military strikes against drug boats have failed to stop global cocaine flows, leading to record supplies, surging purity, and crashing prices in the US and Europe.

Yemen's Houthi rebels have emerged as Iran's strongest regional proxy, inflicting heavy damage on Saudi Arabia and threatening global shipping lanes amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

Israeli TV ratings reveal Keshet 12's dominance during primetime, led by the return of satirical show Eretz Nehederet, while Channel 14 scored with an exclusive interview featuring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Disco queen Gloria Gaynor, 83, announced a one-night concert in Tel Aviv on April 13. The legendary singer, known for hits like "I Will Survive", will perform with a ten-piece band.

Likud legal advisor Ilan Bombach accused protest groups of planning to disrupt right-wing voting stations, prompting legal threats from Brothers in Arms.

A massive overnight fire at the Aminach mattress factory in Nir Zvi caused significant damage but no casualties, as firefighters successfully contained the hazardous blaze.

Kfar Saba Mayor Rafi Saar was interrogated for hours in a municipal corruption probe, denying tender rigging and involvement in allegations against his wife.

Republican New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman faced sharp criticism after leaked audio revealed him warning Hasidic leaders of extreme violence if Mayor Zohran Mamdani remains in office.

US President Donald Trump granted live presidential pardons in Alaska to two mechanics convicted of Clean Air Act violations, criticizing past federal prosecutions.

Asian markets traded mixed as investors awaited US inflation data, while China's producer prices surged by 5% in September amid rising fuel costs and oil above $106.

Professor Amnon Shashua discussed AI infrastructure challenges, doubleAI's breakthrough solving a 38-year-old mathematical problem, and robotics at the EY Journey conference.

Reshet 13 announced the premiere of the new Survivor season on October 24, featuring a star-studded cast including Stephane Legar and Shai Hai competing for one million shekels.

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martínez sparked intense backlash from Wayne Rooney and Jamie Carragher after publicly criticizing the club board following a Champions League defeat.

Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana addressed claims regarding Egyptian intelligence warnings before October 7, while stressing that upcoming elections will not impact Israeli security operations.

Menopause brings hormonal changes affecting bones, sleep, and muscle mass. Experts emphasize strength training, proper protein intake, and targeted nutrition for health.

Veteran 60 Minutes anchor Lesley Stahl, 84, will remain at CBS despite a clash with editor Bari Weiss over a West Bank segment. The dispute highlights ongoing newsroom tensions.

A new Tel Aviv University position paper warns that Israel's 3 trillion shekel pension market suffers from dangerous concentration and herd behavior, proposing to unbundle savings into banking custody, independent investment, and insurance.

The FBI dismantled a North Korean network using laptop farms in Texas to secure remote US tech jobs, funding Pyongyang's nuclear program and evading sanctions.

The Eilat City Council has unanimously approved a resolution to reduce dependence on Jordanian workers, prioritizing local security and proposing alternative foreign labor quotas.

Abu Family Residential has agreed to purchase 50 housing units in Azorim's Netanya project for 120 million shekels, highlighting a broader trend of REITs acquiring unsold inventory at a discount amid a residential slowdown.

A wedding in Tayibe ended in a mass brawl on Tuesday night, resulting in five arrests and potential closure proceedings for the banquet hall after a guest was injured.

Lebanon's ambassador to Washington faces legal pressure amid ongoing negotiations with Israel, while media reports conflict over the status of upcoming talks in Florida.

The National Insurance Institute is issuing the annual heating grant for senior citizens in October 2026, set at 664 NIS per family. The automatic payment helps cover winter electricity and heating expenses for eligible retirees.

Channel 13 host Guy Lerer is suing Prime Minister Netanyahu's aide Yonatan Urich for defamation over fabricated ratings data, following a major WhatsApp data leak controversy.

South Korean automotive giant Hyundai has unveiled a historic $15.5 billion investment plan in India through 2032, aiming to transform the subcontinent into a global manufacturing hub while integrating advanced robotics from Boston Dynamics.

AutoDepot launched its largest concept store in Haifa with a 5 million shekel investment. The store combines automotive retail, workshop services, and a new drift racing team partnership.

Medical experts urge the public to overcome vaccine fatigue ahead of winter, highlighting that the flu shot prevents severe complications, hospitalizations, and cardiovascular risks.

A simple and free household trick using aluminum foil placed behind a Wi-Fi router can dramatically boost internet speeds in dead zones without costly equipment.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld is auctioning a historic 1968 Rolex Daytona at Phillips in New York. The rare timepiece, once awarded to racing driver Vic Elford, is expected to fetch up to $200,000.

Discover simple yet effective habits to keep your bread fresh, soft, and delicious for days. Learn why the fridge ruins bread and how proper storage prevents waste.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun secured U.S. guarantees blocking Israel from expanding its southern Lebanon security zone, amid concerns over upcoming Knesset elections.

A U.S. federal judge ordered the Trump administration to restore press access for major news outlets to the White House, ruling that the ban likely violates the First Amendment.

Israeli bank interest spreads reveal wide gaps in loan pricing, with One Zero offering the lowest median rate at 6.09% and Mercantile Discount the highest at 11.186%.

Energean is advancing a $1.2 billion development of the offshore Katlan gas reservoir to strengthen Israel's energy supply, with first gas expected in 2027 amid rising local electricity demands.

A new TASE analysis of past election cycles reveals that Israeli stock markets typically price in political uncertainty ahead of the vote, with post-election returns showing rapid recovery despite parliamentary stalemates.

A signed Michael Jordan jersey from Game 2 of the 1998 NBA Finals has sold for a record $14 million at a Hunt Auctions event, becoming the most expensive basketball collectible in history.

September's CPI is expected to drop by 0.2%–0.3%, yet annual inflation will likely rise to 1.8%. Consequently, market analysts project the Bank of Israel will hold interest rates steady at 3.25%.

A comprehensive legal guide explores how Israeli labor law addresses employee political posts, social media engagement, client pressure, and workplace boundaries ahead of elections.

Amazon's new AI shopping feature 'About You' went viral as users discovered bizarre and insulting personal profiles generated by the algorithm, raising privacy concerns worldwide.

Yemeni Houthi rebels are attempting to manufacture advanced medium-range ballistic missiles using components supplied by a Chinese manufacturer, a new report reveals.

Bereaved families and reservists launched the Zionist Conscription Charter on Tuesday, demanding the next government commit to equal IDF recruitment amid severe manpower shortages.

Shaul Meridor of the Yashar party ruled out any rotation or coalition with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stressing that the party prioritizes credibility even if it leads to new elections.

Real estate investment platform Iintoo, founded by former Bank Hapoalim CEO Dov Kotler, faces severe distress, heavy leverage, and extensive portfolio delays following its takeover by Yoni Sade.

Carrefour Israel is ending its six-month participation in Economy Minister Nir Barkat's subsidized "Israel Basket" initiative, replacing it with a nationwide year-round discount campaign.

Bank of Israel data shows Israeli savers deposited 14 billion shekels in low-yield short-term accounts in September, largely ignoring higher-paying financial funds.

George Horesh and Discount Bank are attempting to revive their 4 billion shekel CAL acquisition deal by introducing a third-party investor to overcome competition authority objections.

Israel's Public Utilities Authority is capping new data center capacity at 200 megawatts to prevent grid collapse, as total requested power requests previously surpassed the nation's entire electricity generation capacity.

An OpenAI engineer in San Francisco was arrested after a hidden recording device was discovered behind a conference room TV, highlighting insider security threats in the AI industry.

Kimberly-Clark and other major baby brands in Israel have implemented a second wave of shrinkflation, reducing diaper counts per package by up to 16% while keeping prices steady.

Bank Leumi CEO Hanan Friedman's recent entry into platform X has sparked massive public engagement, combining direct customer feedback with viral humor and parodies.

Israel's electricity consumption is projected to surge 85% by 2040, reaching 150.7 billion kWh, driven by AI data centers and electric vehicles, according to a BDO forecast.

Medical experts address common health concerns regarding spinal pain, rib fracture recovery, visual disturbances, and hereditary disease screening guidelines.

Dr. Shelly Lipman from Hillel Yaffe Medical Center debunks five common myths about the flu and vaccine fatigue, highlighting why the annual shot serves as a vital biological shield against severe complications.

Forty years after the capture of Israeli navigator Ron Arad in Lebanon, family, friends, and classmates reflect on his enduring legacy, the ongoing agony of uncertainty, and lessons for current captives.

The High Court of Justice held a hearing on a petition demanding enhanced protection for attorneys against political harassment and intimidation inside Israeli courts.

Syria plans to convert the Palmyra military airbase into a civilian airport, a move reflecting shifting regional dynamics, Turkish ambitions, and past Israeli airstrikes.

Israel faces potential military escalations against Iran or the Houthis ahead of the October 27 elections, as security concerns and political calculations intersect.

Israeli home upgraders facing strict tax deadlines are slashing apartment prices to avoid heavy penalties. With thousands failing to sell within statutory windows, many choose price cuts over steep purchase taxes.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange approaches its semi-annual index update, with Doral and El Al poised to enter the TA-35 index while Damri, Shufersal, and Kenon face potential exclusion.

Defense stocks on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, which soared during recent conflicts, have seen a significant reversal, dropping about 20% over the past three months as valuations face correction.

Israeli startup Axonica raises 50 million dollars in pre-seed funding to develop energy-efficient AI inference chips, challenging industry giants like Nvidia.

Two years after an investigation into waste management firm Veridis concluded, the prosecution has yet to decide on indictments, while the state weighs a settlement over withheld millions.

The Jerusalem District Court ruled that apartment buyers cannot offset construction defect damages or late delivery penalties from the purchase price if contracts prohibit it.

The Israel Land Authority faces leadership vacancies and a failed tender in Tzipor Midbar due to soaring development costs, while political battles stall the strategic E1 construction project in Ma'ale Adumim ahead of elections.

Actress Eden Fain responds to critics regarding her high-profile relationship with Israeli cyber billionaire Shlomo Kramer, emphasizing that their romance is worth the noise.

SVCollege collapses as rescue talks fail, leaving hundreds of students who paid thousands of shekels facing lost tuition and preparing for legal action amid impending insolvency.

A 26-year-old Lithuanian citizen was fined 2,000 zlotys for performing a Nazi salute at the Auschwitz memorial site in Poland, after being detained by museum security.

Yam Madar scored a career-high 22 points, but Maccabi Tel Aviv fell 90:87 to Barcelona in the EuroLeague, dropping to a 1:4 record ahead of facing Valencia.

Learn essential food safety rules regarding the danger zone, the two-hour rule, proper thawing and reheating methods, and safe storage times in the fridge to prevent food poisoning.

HBO announced that Lena Dunham's cult series Girls will return for a five-episode continuation season, reuniting the original cast to explore their lives at forty.

Two Lexington, Kentucky residents were convicted of severe animal neglect after authorities rescued 46 Chihuahuas living in squalor from two homes, following neighbor complaints.

Barcelona crushed Galatasaray 4:1 for their tenth straight win, while Atletico Madrid beat Manchester United 2:0 and Bayern Munich was held to a 3:3 draw by Viking.

Tom Cruise's film Digger faces a staggering $245 million loss after a 60% box office drop in its second weekend, spelling disaster for Warner Bros.

Kibbutz Be'eri inaugurated a new pump track park built by philanthropist Sylvan Adams in memory of cyclists killed on October 7, marking a step toward community revival.

French photographer Florian Rioux captured rare red sprites over the Mediterranean, photographing massive crimson discharges from a storm 500 kilometers away.

North American giant pumpkin growers battle for world records and titles, featuring massive gourds, tense cross-country road trips, and dramatic disqualifications.

Kfar Saba struggles with demographic decline and housing shortages, losing its status as a major Israeli city despite a recent surge in housing construction starts.

A study by Or Yarok reveals that public transport commutes to Israeli academic institutions take significantly longer than private cars during morning rush hour, leading many students to abandon buses despite heavy discounts.

A new study reveals that the Sardinian village of Bolotana is a new Blue Zone where women average 91 years of age, driven by plant-based diets and strong community ties.

International fashion giants TFG London and H&M are facing major cyberattacks, raising data security concerns for millions of customers worldwide amidst a growing retail threat wave.

Why does your favorite makeup suddenly look cakey and settle into fine lines? Discover how changing skin textures require a fresh approach to your daily routine.

Apple has launched an aggressive marketing campaign called Switch to Safari to counter Google Chrome's dominance on Mac computers, highlighting speed, battery life, and privacy advantages.

Lamine Yamal delivered two brilliant assists as Barcelona came from behind to defeat Galatasaray 4:1 in Istanbul, drawing widespread acclaim from Spanish media.

The Etgarim association is opening a permanent center in Sderot, offering extreme sports for individuals with disabilities, marking a full-circle moment from its early days supporting evacuees at the Dead Sea.

Osher Ad supermarket chain sells Adidas Tokyo sneakers for 199 ILS, undercutting fashion websites like Terminal X and CHOZEN by over 100 to 300 ILS per pair.

A Czech football manager went viral after avoiding eye contact with a reporter during a post-match interview, explaining that his wife forbids it.