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Mobile phone thefts in Brazil have emerged as a decisive issue in the presidential runoff election between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro.

Israeli police and military investigators arrested 21 suspects in a multi-million-shekel fraud scheme involving fuel theft, bribery, and fake invoices during Gaza operations.

US President Donald Trump clashed with reporters in the Oval Office during a policy rollout alongside Vice President JD Vance, sparking sharp criticism from press freedom advocates.

SpaceX reported a 161% surge in third-quarter revenue to $14.58 billion, driven by Starlink growth and reaching a $1.94 trillion market capitalization.

Netflix reported Q3 2026 revenue of $12.87 billion and EPS of $0.87, but issued weak guidance that sent its stock down 6%. The results coincide with massive industry shifts, including Paramount's merger with Warner Bros.

Yotam Levin, VP of Business Development at Meshhek Energy and a member of Kibbutz Erez, has passed away suddenly. Colleagues and industry leaders mourn the loss.

IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir led a high-level security discussion to address the rising threat of nationalist crime in the West Bank, focusing on intelligence gaps, police coordination, and stricter enforcement.

The eastern-based Libyan parliament unanimously ratified a 2019 maritime demarcation deal with Turkey, drawing sharp condemnation from Greece, Egypt, and the European Union over contested Mediterranean gas claims.

The FAA approved Boeing's 737 MAX 10 after years of delays. The largest variant of the best-selling family represents 30% of the manufacturer's order backlog.

Tensions between Israel and Iran escalate as Iranian officials issue severe threats ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections. Meanwhile, reports indicate Hezbollah is raising its combat readiness amid mounting US economic sanctions.

UBS warns of financing pressures on AI Neoclouds while maintaining a strong outlook for tech giants and semiconductor firms amid surging artificial intelligence demand.

Sergen Yalcin has been officially appointed as the new head coach of the Turkey national football team on a four-year contract, replacing Vincenzo Montella.

A wave of violence and looting sweeps European cities. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announces strict penalties, while France faces massive riots and clashes.

As Israelis prepare for the 26th Knesset elections on October 27, forecasts predict pleasant autumn weather, prompting many to plan trips to the beach alongside voting.

Former Israeli footballer Ali Khatib was arrested over threats and privacy violations. A Haifa court ordered his release to house arrest but granted an unusual permission to play a match.

Reality star and content creator Rafaela Twina has launched her new beauty brand, BILTI, featuring an innovative freckle pen in collaboration with TERMINAL X.

Iga Swiatek ended her 2026 tennis season due to a thigh injury, missing the WTA Finals for the first time since 2019. Marta Kostyuk and Karolina Muchova battle for the final qualification spots.

A report by El País reveals political pressure and boycott attempts against young Israeli chess players at the World Youth Championship in Spain, involving athletes from Syria and Lebanon.

Real Betis defender Hector Bellerin has filed a legal complaint against Spanish YouTuber Inaki Angulo over homophobic remarks, backed by his club.

Bayern Munich prepares to face Arsenal in the Champions League without head coach Vincent Kompany, who is sidelined with a virus. Assistant coach Aaron Danks confirmed the team remains focused.

Five Israeli electronic music producers have entered the prestigious 1001Tracklists Top 101 Producers ranking for 2026, led by Adam Sellouk at number 31.

The IDF and Shin Bet are stepping up operations against Jewish extremists in the West Bank, deploying elite units and establishing a joint command center to combat rising radical violence.

Hapoel Beersheba youth player Aviv Angel passes away at age 12 after battling a severe illness, drawing widespread grief and heartfelt tributes from the club and community.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed during an i24NEWS interview that security forces are preparing for potential escalation in Judea and Samaria one week before the Knesset elections.

The financial officer of Ironi Tiberias was questioned in the "Mirror Image" corruption probe involving tens of millions of shekels in undisclosed player contracts.

Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Iffe Lundberg suffered a partial quadriceps tear in training and will miss six to eight weeks, dealing a major blow to Oded Kattash's squad.

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom announced he will attend Game 3 of the WNBA Finals despite receiving threats, following a ruling by the league denying his controversial draft eligibility bid.

Yigal Amir, convicted of assassinating Yitzhak Rabin, petitioned the court against National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for a 48-hour furlough to visit his critically ill father.

Shin Bet assessment reveals arrested terrorists planned an immediate attack on Teddy Stadium during a match attended by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Security officials confirmed that a thwarted terrorist attack on Route 1 near Latrun stemmed from a false report. The caller admitted to fabricating the tip.

Israeli musician Yishai Soussana and former radio host Shir Hadas Meir married in front of 500 guests in the Sharon region, ten months after a viral cinema proposal.

Denis Roskov from Married at First Sight has proposed to his partner Tamar Shefman after three years of dating, shortly after revealing their open relationship arrangement.

Kyra Kennedy, granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy, has passed away at the age of 42 in Massachusetts, with her cause of death currently under official investigation by authorities.

Channel 12 news anchor Yonit Levi shared a nostalgic 2002 clip ahead of her 11th election exit poll broadcast, reflecting on nearly 24 years of anchoring history.

Nissim Louk, father of the late Shani Louk, has withdrawn from the Knesset race and endorsed Ofer Winter, sharply criticizing the Trump-Netanyahu 20-point plan for post-war Gaza.

Roy Argov steps down as spokesperson for the HOT group after three years to launch an independent strategic communications and crisis management firm.

Bnei Sakhnin hosted a memorial match for former striker Lior Asulin, murdered at the Nova festival on October 7, 2023. Family members and officials gathered at Doha Stadium to honor his legacy.

Qatari platform AJ+ exploited a recent controversy on Israeli Channel 14 involving Gadi Eisenkot, amplifying domestic political tensions to depict Israel as discriminatory.

A Tel Aviv court sentenced Israel Meir Chekler to 58 months in prison for scamming elderly victims across Petah Tikva and Haifa by posing as bank and credit card staff.

A 30-year-old transgender woman in Jerusalem was harassed and kicked in the stomach, criticizing police for releasing the suspect before filing a formal complaint.

The IDF graduated its first class of infantry officers from the Hasmonean Brigade, marking a historic milestone in the integration of ultra-Orthodox soldiers.

Delta Brands is expanding its Panta Rei athletic wear chain to 15 physical stores alongside robust e-commerce, defying global struggles seen at giants like Nike.

The new season of Survivor Israel premieres this Saturday on Reshet 13, featuring controversial reality stars Shai Hai and Lir Oz as they prepare for island drama.

The Champions League third round features a marquee matchup between Bayern Munich and Arsenal, while Real Madrid, Inter Milan, and Cesc Fabregas' Como prepare for crucial European fixtures.

The French government will deploy soldiers and massive police forces for upcoming weekend protests following severe riots, as Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu vows to restore public order.

Syrian media report that the IDF is transferring advanced military equipment to Jabal al-Druze in southern Syria to establish a new intelligence and surveillance base. The claims remain unverified by official sources.

Milan and other Italian cities face a state of emergency and looting following protests inspired by widespread riots in France. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni vowed a firm response as authorities deployed additional police forces.

Maccabi Tel Aviv is considering a major roster move following Iffe Lundberg injury, with Olympiacos guard Tyler Dorsey emerging as a potential target.

The IDF and Shin Bet announced the elimination of Tamer Muhammad Ibrahim al-Sabaa, one of the terrorists involved in the October 7 kidnapping and murder of Shani Louk, in the Jabaliya area.

An indictment was filed against three minors aged 12 to 16 for brutally assaulting and stabbing a man in his twenties in Bat Yam following an altercation.

US housing market sentiment plunges to a 14.5-year low as the war with Iran fuels inflation, pushing 30-year mortgage rates to 7.4% and dropping Donald Trump approval to 37%.

With one week until the Knesset elections, Yoaz Hendel discussed his party's polling and Benny Gantz's withdrawal in a Channel 12 interview, which was cut short over election laws.

Israel's real estate market faces a growing inventory of unsold apartments alongside a sales slowdown. Jerusalem and Tel Aviv lead the major cities, while mid-sized cities like Lod struggle with high unsold stock.

Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Virtus Bologna in Sofia in a crucial European clash. Both teams hold a 4-2 record as Hapoel looks to extend its winning momentum under coach Dimitris Itoudis.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney secured a major political victory as Alberta voters overwhelmingly rejected separation in a historic referendum, bolstering national unity.

Following the theft of an iPhone in Tel Aviv, a teen faced sophisticated phishing scams from suspects in the Jenin area. Cyber experts warn that cloud data theft poses greater risks than physical loss.

Pakistan and Qatar have proposed a new compromise between the US and Iran, offering frozen funds' interest in exchange for IAEA nuclear site inspections.

Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan advance their trilateral defense pact as the agreement is submitted to the Turkish Parliament, outlining military and industrial cooperation.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange indices closed higher as trading volumes hit billions. Investors await the Bank of Israel interest rate decision, expected to hold at 3.25%.

Generation Z is entering financial markets earlier than previous generations, using mobile apps and social media for guidance despite encountering online misinformation and risks.

The US-Israel BIRD Foundation approved $7.4 million in September 2026 for seven joint projects in AI, quantum computing, and satellite communications, totaling $20 million with private investments.

A Haifa labor court dismissed a 90-year-old ex-worker's 465,000 NIS lawsuit against a produce company, awarding him only 9,000 NIS after finding his work-hour claims unreliable.

French prosecutors seek a suspended prison sentence and a public office ban for MEP Rima Hassan over social media posts glorifying a 1972 Lod Airport massacre terrorist.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Kiryat Shmona, receiving a warm welcome from Mayor Avichai Stern despite past political rivalries, and discussed regional security and Iran.

A new Walla poll ahead of the October 2026 Knesset elections shows Gadi Eisenkot and Naftali Bennett gaining strength while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's party slips. Neither political bloc reaches the 61-seat majority.

Former reality TV star Patel Asaf faced fierce backlash after posting a video with Bella Hadid at a Los Angeles after-party. Fellow stars Tal Tito and Tamir Golan heavily criticized the move.

The acclaimed documentary You Can See Everything, following Elizabeth Holmes before prison, is officially coming to theaters following a major global distribution deal.

Jerusalem Magistrate's Court rules on a penthouse rooftop dispute, affirming ownership while issuing a permanent injunction against operating a commercial event hall.

Magen David Adom has acquired seven advanced BMW Adventure motorcycles for its emergency response unit, incorporating lessons learned from the war and October 7 to shorten response times.

Three civilians were killed in a drone attack south of Kyiv as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met with US envoys in Oslo to discuss potential ceasefire terms.

Exploring the emotional challenges children face when returning to routine after breaks, and how parents can provide a safe space through connection, regulation, and release.

A man in his 50s suffered critical injuries from severe smoke inhalation during a residential fire in Kiryat Ekron, with MDA paramedics evacuating him to Kaplan Medical Center.

Israel Police arrested 15 teenagers in Netanya for stealing and discharging fire extinguishers as part of a dangerous TikTok challenge, risking public safety.

Hapoel Tel Aviv owner Ofer Yanai revealed a 70 million euro budget for the 2026-27 season, placing the club alongside EuroLeague giants while citing unique local costs.

Three children were filmed riding modified bicycles at speeds up to 70 km/h on the Begin Highway in Jerusalem during heavy traffic and darkness near Teddy Stadium.

Chronic lower back pain in young men that worsens at night and during rest may indicate axial spondyloarthritis, a spinal inflammatory disease often diagnosed late.

When employees absorb the workload of departing colleagues without extra pay, understanding legal rights regarding overtime, managerial duties, and contract changes is crucial.

The Population and Immigration Authority appealed to Israel's Supreme Court to deport the caregiver of 97-year-old Israel Prize laureate Prof. Avishag Nevo, sparking outrage from his family.

Struggling to fall asleep at night? Discover cognitive shuffling, a simple and effective mental technique backed by experts to quiet racing thoughts.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich met with Rabbi Eli Sadan to prevent right-wing votes from being wasted on small parties like Amcha Yisrael.

Arab media outlets closely analyze Israel's upcoming Knesset elections, focusing on Benny Gantz's withdrawal, comparisons between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, and the potential impact of US support and Arab voter turnout.

Discover five simple wall exercises to tone sagging arms, build essential muscle mass, and improve posture at home without any special equipment.

Diaspora Affairs Minister Amichai Chikli criticized former NSC head Tzachi Hanegbi over his tenure and endorsement of Avigdor Lieberman, while defending Likud's poll standing.

Investors are heavily buying credit default swaps to hedge against a potential AI market bubble, pushing trading volumes and protection costs to record highs amid massive tech sector borrowing.

A new Globes and Hilan analysis reveals that remote work has become a permanent standard in Israel, driven by family needs, generational habits, and national resilience during emergencies.

A prominent real estate lawyer was arrested following a joint police and tax authority investigation over the suspected embezzlement of 1.5 million shekels from client trust accounts.

Pop star Noa Kirel stars in the new international musical youth series Mirame Asi, El Camino de Noa, with Israeli broadcasters currently negotiating for local rights.

The National Insurance Institute clarifies rules for work-related commuting accidents, detailing eligibility for injury benefits, medical care, and disability pensions.

Foreign and El Al airlines petitioned the Supreme Court to be exempt from passenger compensation for flights canceled during the 40-day airspace closure of the "Roar of the Lion" operation.

Israeli media personality Amira Buzaglo recently opened up on live television about her heartbreaking journey of enduring seven pregnancies and five miscarriages.

Channel 13 US correspondent Suleiman Maswadeh faces scrutiny after staying at the Virginia home of lobbyist Jay Footlik, a central figure in the Qatargate investigation.

An explosion at a PMF base in Iraq triggered armed clashes between rival pro-Iranian militias over sensitive equipment, escalating internal political tensions.

A man in his 50s died on Tuesday when his car caught fire on Route 92 near Ramot in the Golan Heights, sparking a nearby brush fire that was swiftly contained by firefighters.

A call for help during a psychotic episode in Ashkelon led to the violent arrest of a father and his son by police, sparking heavy criticism from eyewitness neighbors over alleged brutality.

A birthday vacation in Montenegro for a Ramat Gan resident and her mother turned into a terrifying ordeal after a fire broke out on their tour boat near Budva.

Reality TV star Sapir Burgil opens up in a candid interview about her prolonged legal battle to obtain a divorce decree from her estranged husband, Avraham Aklum.

The Israeli Air Force is establishing "Arad," an elite all-female combat unit, to bolster security at strategic airbases following lessons learned from the October 7 attacks.

Director Peter Jackson and biotechnology firm Colossal Biosciences have purchased a rare 600-year-old moa egg at a Colorado auction, returning the artifact to New Zealand and aiding genetic research.

Mira Stahl, murdered in Kfar Aza on October 7, 2023, was re-buried at her kibbutz cemetery. Her family established a psychodrama trauma training project in her memory.

Amcha Yisrael Party leader Ofer Winter faces mounting pressure to withdraw from the Knesset race over fears of wasting right-wing votes as polls show the party below the threshold.

A Latet report reveals heavy economic and professional tolls on IDF reservists, with 32.5% facing financial decline and 70.2% delaying career and education goals.

With the 2026 Knesset elections approaching, Israeli politicians and analysts warn that the country may face yet another repeat election cycle due to anticipated political deadlocks.

A new poll reveals that 66.4% of Shia respondents in Lebanon support handing over Hezbollah's weapons to the state, highlighting deep community fractures and growing discontent.

A pro-Palestinian student group at the University of Glasgow has sparked outrage by distributing flyers calling for anti-Zionist clauses in student society bylaws to exclude supporters of Israel.

IDF Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir inspected a Gaza Division exercise on Tuesday, stressing that lessons from October 7 must ensure such failures never recur.

Israel prepares for the 26th Knesset elections with over 7.3 million eligible voters, expanding accessible polling stations and special voting arrangements nationwide.

A 38-year-old driver from Rama was arrested after a high-risk pursuit on Route 864 involving police air support. He faces legal proceedings for dangerous driving.

Seattle's police watchdog is reviewing claims that the former police chief acknowledged contradictions in forensic evidence regarding Kurt Cobain's 1994 death.

Actress Christina Applegate revealed her multiple sclerosis diagnosis was a mistake, leaving her searching for answers and dealing with severe ongoing health struggles.

ASUS has introduced the Zenbook 14 UX3480, a premium Copilot+ PC powered by a Snapdragon X processor, featuring 45 TOPS AI performance, a Ceraluminum chassis, and over 21 hours of battery life.

Digital strategist Dr. Yifat Mor has launched "Demo-kratzia," a new tool allowing Israelis to send personalized, humorous WhatsApp messages encouraging hesitant acquaintances to vote.

The Joint List presented its 2026 election manifesto, demanding an end to the war in Gaza, Palestinian statehood, and the repeal of the Nation-State Law while prioritizing the removal of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Comedian Orel Tsabari and Rehovot residents criticize massive infrastructure works for the Blue Line project along Herzl Street, questioning the heavy disruptions for a bus transit system.

Israeli investors are gaining access to a unique alternative asset: aging Scottish whisky casks. Offered by Ogen Tshua - Whisky Trade with HMRC oversight and British insurance, the niche promises potential gross annual returns of 15%-20% over long holding periods.

Israel's Ministry of Labor proposes a one-year delay until October 2027 for enforcing safety resource specifications in pre-existing construction contracts, sparking debate among industry groups and labor advocates.

Manchester City faces a severe points deduction and potential relegation to the Championship following an independent commission's investigation into numerous financial breaches between 2009 and 2018.

Seoul Stock Exchange plunges nearly 40% from its June peak as AI chipmakers slump and AI infrastructure firm Elice suffers a disastrous 32% debut on its first trading day.

Singer Roee Adam, brother of Omer Adam, is expected to perform at the upcoming NEXT concert at Ramat Gan Stadium, overcoming his well-known stage fright.

Singer Yuval Dayan abruptly halted her Tel Aviv concert to have a front-row spectator removed by security, amid ongoing concerns over celebrity stalking cases in Israel.

A major Google cloud outage in London paralyzed banking services, fintech platforms like Revolut, and retailers across the United Kingdom and Europe, exposing vulnerabilities in cloud dependency.

After being diagnosed with stage 2-3 cancer shortly after her mother, 46-year-old mother of seven Leah Shops shares her inspiring journey of early detection, family resilience, and community support.

The UK Ministry of Defense confirmed it will deploy RAF Typhoon jets to Saudi Arabia to protect infrastructure from Houthi attacks, as regional escalation drives oil prices up.

Jerusalem will host a major international education conference on November 9-10 at Binyanei HaUma. Free to the public, the event will feature global experts discussing AI, teaching crises, and innovation.

Channel 14's talk show "The Patriots" hosted by Yinon Magal outperformed competitors in recent prime-time ratings, beating Reshet 13 while Channel 12 saw a drop in viewership.

Northern District police arrested a suspect on Tuesday for extorting and threatening an earthworks contractor from Dishon. The suspect was captured in a central Israel safehouse.

Israel Police arrested a 57-year-old Nesher resident for running a home drug lab, seizing thousands of drug-laced gummy bears and cannabis intended for nature parties.

Apple announced an October 28 event titled Pro and Tell, introducing touchscreen OLED MacBook Pro models, M6 entry-level devices, and a water-resistant OLED iPad mini 8.

Over 300,000 students in Israel face the new academic year with the help of numerous grants. Utilizing data from Milgapo, here are the top 10 prominent scholarships ranging from veteran support to STEM funding.

The Ukrainian General Staff reported over 1,500 Russian casualties in a single day as US President Donald Trump paused new sanctions to keep Moscow engaged in talks.

A large 3.4-meter metallic object found in a Minnesota cornfield is suspected to be space debris potentially linked to a Chinese Zhuque-2E rocket re-entry.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed in an interview that he warned French President Emmanuel Macron on October 7, 2023, that failing to stop Hamas in Israel would lead to them reaching the streets of Paris.

An NHS anaesthetist used the Gemini AI tool to help diagnose his mother's severe Parkinson's complication, leading to a successful life-saving vitamin treatment in the UK.

Pro-Palestinian activists and radical left groups in the UK plan mass protests in London on November 20, drawing concern from British politicians over potential unrest.

The US administration has banned civilian federal agencies from using Chinese AI firm DeepSeek's technology over national security risks, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and data transfer fears.

A Tel Aviv court ruled that Electronic Arts must face a class action lawsuit alleging its video game loot boxes constitute illegal gambling under Israeli law.

Singer Inbal Bibi opened up in a candid podcast interview about her past struggles with substance use, mental health diagnoses, and the path to recovery.

The Central Election Committee warned media and parties about poll restrictions ahead of the 26th Knesset vote. Concurrently, a study cautioned against relying on volatile prediction markets.

Over 10,600 migrating cranes arrived at the KKL-JNF Agamon Hula wetland in northern Israel, marking the peak of the autumn bird migration season.

Two 14-year-old students on an annual school trip to the Golan Heights were hospitalized for alcohol poisoning, highlighting ongoing concerns over prohibited drinking during excursions.

Iran is intentionally stalling negotiations with the USA to politically weaken President Donald Trump ahead of the November midterm elections, amid ongoing regional conflict and soaring oil prices.

Lali Deri and members of the Amcha Yisrael Party filed a police complaint after receiving severe death threats and a pulsa denura curse amid the election campaign.

Indictments against two supermarket customers for serial thefts were reduced after defense lawyers challenged the security department's use of customer club data and credit card records to uncover past incidents.

Former world windsurfing champion Lee Korzits shares her inspiring journey of overcoming acute leukemia, grueling medical isolation, and finding profound spiritual healing through the sea.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky shared a harrowing image of a toddler killed in a Russian drone strike in Kharkiv as tensions mount with Washington over delayed military aid and diplomatic strategies.

Canadian opera singer Gabriel Sanchez-Ortega was suspended from Calgary Opera's 'Tosca' after waving a Palestinian flag on opening night, sparking discussions on political expression in the arts.

Kolmobil and Timnat won a tender to build a 9.2-megawatt solar and storage facility over Kibbutz Hatzor's reservoir. The 70 million shekel project targets late 2028 operation.

Julius Baer analyst Roberto Cominotto analyzes the new EU-China trade agreement capping hybrid car imports at 350,000 units, offering a major boost to European automakers.

Discover Cala Vera, a stunning new 250-seat Mediterranean restaurant on the Bat Yam coastline featuring a menu by Chef Ohad Levy and stunning sea views.

The hit Israeli drama series The Cook returns for its third season on November 10, exploring the wartime reality and culinary struggles in Tel Aviv.

Julius Baer forecasts a medium-to-long-term decline for the resilient US dollar as temporary cyclical drivers fade, targeting 1.15 EUR/USD in three months.

Google's $32 billion acquisition of Wiz sparks major tax debates in Israel over intellectual property rights, with potential revenues reaching NIS 11 billion.

Swiss stocks surged 5.6% in early Q4, outperforming European and US markets due to a defensive sector composition heavily weighted in healthcare and consumer goods.

Nvidia expands its presence in Europe with massive investments and a partnership with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, aiming to advance industrial AI and secure autonomous agents.

International pharmaceutical giant BeOne establishes an Israeli branch. Meanwhile, a new study links nighttime eating to liver disease, and biotech firm Nano24 reports clinical trial success.

Yifat Levin shares her powerful story of navigating multiple miscarriages and the tragic loss of her young son, choosing resilience, faith, and joy.

Dozens of Chabad yeshiva students were detained at Ben Gurion Airport upon returning to Israel, sparking public outrage. Chabad officials warned the arrests could hinder draft compliance and called for immediate legislative solutions.

Likud campaign manager Zvika Brot met with HaTzibur HaHaredi leader Moti Leitner to discuss a potential withdrawal in exchange for a project manager role, amid right-wing fears of wasted votes.

Iran claimed two oil tankers exploded in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions rise. Tehran seeks to drive up oil prices to impact US President Donald Trump, while the US military secures Gulf shipping lanes.

The Trump administration has delayed approving crucial Patriot interceptor missile transfers to Ukraine as tensions rise between Washington and Kyiv, leaving Ukrainian air defenses critically depleted.

Reality TV star Gal Rubin boycotted Refaella Twina's product launch event after discovering the new item was provocatively named 'Bilti' after their past feud.

Tel Aviv's Carmel Market sees a showdown between a new kosher fish sandwich at Fish & Chips Market and the legendary fisherman's sandwich at Carmel 40.

An Ashdod resident was sentenced to 34 months in prison and fined 500,000 shekels for smuggling over 10 million cigarettes from the UAE, evading massive customs taxes.

A 33-year-old man was arrested in London after brutally attacking a woman pushing a baby stroller in Stamford Hill. Police are treating the assault as a potential antisemitic hate crime.

A UK NHS pediatrician designed controversial Palestine poppy pins and compared Israel to cancer. Campaigners and politicians, including Nigel Farage, demand his dismissal.

US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack warned that a recent Israeli airstrike near the Turkish border nearly caused a major escalation, while urging regional solutions.

A 50-year-old man was re-arrested in Tel Aviv for violating a restraining order and harassing a well-known Israeli singer. The court ordered a psychiatric evaluation after revealing a previous long-term hospitalization order.

Yoaz Hendel and Prof. Yaron Zelecha unveiled a universal conscription and economic plan, setting it as a strict coalition condition to end draft exemptions.

High-tech training institution SVCollege has announced it does not oppose a liquidation request, citing severe financial distress, unpaid wages, and mounting debts to suppliers and students.

International media reviews highlight Gulf concerns over U.S.-Israeli pressure on Iran, political backlash following rare criticism by former Iranian President Khatami, and stalled U.S.-mediated talks between Lebanon and the IDF.

Ofer Yannai's management has issued an ultimatum to Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, demanding Hapoel Ori stop using club branding amid escalating protest tensions.

BlackRock has filed a prospectus with the SEC for a new iShares Bitcoin Managed Protection ETF (PBIT), offering investors partial downside protection through options.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has called for a nearly 100% inheritance tax on large estates and a national wealth tax, warning that economic inequality threatens society.

The 2026/27 NBA season kicks off with record-breaking salaries. Explore the top five highest-paid basketball superstars, featuring Steph Curry, Nikola Jokic, and Jayson Tatum.

Ultra-Orthodox draft arrest operations face delays after police demanded IDF support. The Deputy Attorney General rejected the condition, demanding a new enforcement framework.

A Syrian military delegation held talks in Saudi Arabia to arrange the deployment of up to 10,000 fighters against the Houthis, according to intelligence sources.

Bnei Herzliya prepares to face FC Porto in Samokov, Bulgaria, for the second round of the FIBA Basketball Champions League group stage, eyeing a vital win.

A newly revealed 1949 speech by David Ben-Gurion calls for political unity, democratic responsibility, and mutual respect among Israelis following the nation's first elections.

Taylor Malcov opens up about her split from Isaac Nakash, his surprising move to Israel, and his unexpected friendship with her other ex, Ben Zini.

Pop stars Noa Kirel and Static have teamed up for a new track titled "Obsessive Exes", taking subtle and direct aim at their well-known former partners in the music industry.

Modi'in police opened fire on a vehicle suspected of transporting illegal residents near the Shilat junction after the driver attempted to run down an officer. The car was stopped, but suspects escaped, triggering a manhunt.

Third Eye Systems signed strategic MOUs with US defense-tech firm Aelyon for advanced autonomous systems, sending its shares up 14% on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary warned that European flight prices will rise by up to 20% over the coming year due to Middle East conflict driving up jet fuel costs.

Ahead of the October 27, 2026 elections, Bird scooter company offers voters two free rides with promo code VOTE_IL to ease election day traffic and parking congestion.

Gitam advertising group has acquired full ownership of digital marketing and technology firm Maven. The strategic acquisition aims to expand Gitam's digital, AI, and data-driven capabilities, with Maven's founders joining senior management.

Israel issues its first underground metro station construction permit for the Ariel Sharon Park station, marking a transition to execution for the 65 billion NIS M3 line.

Stripe is searching for a general manager in Israel with a salary range of 1.22M to 1.84M shekels, signaling major expansion plans for the payments giant.

Hapoel Tel Aviv has been ranked seventh in the world for line-breaking pass accuracy by CIES and SkillCorner, placing the Israeli club alongside football giants like Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.

The Evolve to AI conference in Tel Aviv will focus on enterprise AI agents, autonomous software development, security challenges, and mitigating technical debt in modern engineering pipelines.

Yemeni religious authorities have criticized al-Azhar's call for a ceasefire in Yemen, framing the conflict as an armed militia coup rather than a standard interstate war.

A new survey reveals that 59% of young Israelis are considering leaving their jobs, prioritizing work-life balance and social impact over high salaries.

A one-year-old toddler was rescued from a locked car at the Yavne railway station after his kindergarten teacher noticed his absence and alerted the mother. Police broke the window to free the child.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick's 23-year-old son, James Wilkie Broderick, stepped out in New York, sparking discussions about his budding acting career and independent path.

Music icon and entrepreneur Jay-Z is reportedly set to headline the 2027 Super Bowl Halftime Show at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, sources reveal.

The IDF is establishing a dedicated Space Brigade to achieve absolute military dominance in space, following strategic lessons from Operation Iron Swords and regional conflicts.

IDF troops eliminated two Hamas operatives who attempted to steal tunnel-drilling equipment in the southern Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, the military and Shin Bet destroyed multiple weapons depots containing rockets and RPGs.

One Zero Digital Bank filed an urgent complaint with the Israel Competition Authority, accusing major traditional lenders like Bank Leumi of predatory retention tactics and anti-competitive practices to block customer migration.

Israeli influencer Avivit Bar Zohar announces she will undergo surgery next week to restore her breast implants, just five months after removing them to embrace a natural look.

Former Intel construction manager Kobi Bor has been appointed to lead Nvidia's massive Orion development project in Kiryat Tiv'on, slated to house up to 10,000 workers.

Moovit introduces two new premium features, Saved Trip and Re-Route, designed to optimize public transit commuting through real-time monitoring and instant alternatives for subscribers.

Erik ten Hag breaks his silence two years after leaving Manchester United, discussing his relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo, broken promises by club management, and missed transfer targets.

The State Attorney Office filed an indictment against a 25-year-old driver for causing the negligent death of two minors in a severe traffic accident at the Soreq junction.

Following violent riots and widespread looting across France that caused up to 1.2 billion euros in damages, authorities are cracking down on street vendors and online marketplaces selling stolen luxury goods.

Kenyan doomsday cult leader Paul Mackenzie was convicted of murdering 191 people, mostly children, who starved to death in the Shakahola forest.

Jason Segel, star of How I Met Your Mother, married dancer Kayla Radomski at the Huntington Library in California, returning to the exact spot of their engagement.

Dermatologists warn that social media beauty trends are leading young girls to use inappropriate skincare products and sheet masks containing harsh active ingredients, risking skin damage.

Meta's Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta AI glasses launched in Israel starting at 1,590 NIS. The devices feature cameras, real-time translation, and Meta AI integration.

A review of Israel's foreign worker quotas highlights the balance between protecting the local labor market and addressing critical workforce shortages in construction and industry.

Entrepreneur Marco Luzzato sued McDonald's Israel franchise Alonyal for 3 million shekels over alleged patent and copyright infringement regarding digital nutritional monitoring technologies.

SpaceX and Tesla are set to report Q3 earnings amid merger rumors and heavy AI investments. Investors will scrutinize financial health, cash flow, and growth strategies.

Channel 16 announced major schedule updates, naming Amira Buzaglo and Lior Dayan as new morning hosts while Yael Bar Zohar transitions to a flagship program.

Medica Tel Aviv CEO Anat Nussbaum resigned following a Ministry of Health closure order due to severe medical violations, including nurses performing surgeries.

Nscale is negotiating a massive computing infrastructure deal with Anthropic worth up to $45 billion, utilizing Nvidia Vera Rubin processors amidst growing industry-wide debt and supply scrutiny.

Israel's housing market in August 2026 hit a 24-year low with 7,532 transactions, driven by a 27% collapse in home upgraders despite a surge in first-time buyers.

Federal prosecutors reportedly found DNA evidence linking Rep. Ilhan Omar to alleged immigration fraud, including claims she married her brother. The investigation could potentially lead to grand jury indictments and denaturalization efforts.

Mexican MMA fighter Lucero Acosta turned a wardrobe malfunction during her PFL debut in Chicago into a financial success, boosting her OnlyFans subscribers.

Government offices have returned to Haifa's Sail Tower after a year-long evacuation caused by an Iranian missile blast, alongside a 100 million NIS upgrade and a 16-year lease extension.

Israeli journalist Neria Kraus interviewed a supposed Iraqi immigrant in Paris during riots, only to find out through Instagram that he was actually an Israeli prankster named Hezi.

Two heavy engineering vehicles were destroyed in an overnight fire near the Sea of Galilee. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported as an investigation opens.

Amazon shares jumped nearly 5% on Wall Street after Morgan Stanley named the tech giant a top pick and raised its price target, fueled by strong AI growth forecasts for AWS.

An adventurous October journey through Iceland's rugged highlands aboard the new Toyota Land Cruiser 250, exploring geothermal lagoons, glaciers, and remote F-roads.

Iran issues travel warnings for France, Belgium, and Italy amid European unrest, advising its citizens to avoid protest hotspots and monitor local security updates.

Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez face a bitter custody battle as their 13-year-old son Maceo testifies in court regarding domestic allegations.

Israeli singer Eyal Golan has cancelled his upcoming GOLD concert series in Paris due to security concerns, riots, and rising antisemitism across France.

MK Gadi Eisenkot launched a sharp counterattack against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, rejecting elite puppet claims and criticizing Netanyahu's fitness for office ahead of the Knesset elections.

Elbit Systems announced the acquisition of Canadian underwater robotics firm ISE International Submarine Engineering, expanding its global maritime and autonomous capabilities.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt is set to make billions from Anthropic's upcoming Nasdaq IPO, potentially boosting his net worth by a third to nearly $80 billion.

Shafir Engineering signed a binding agreement to sell its natural gas distribution companies to Allied Group for 230 million NIS, expecting a profit up to 100 million NIS.

Naftali Bennett launched a sharp attack against Shas leader Aryeh Deri over the ultra-Orthodox IDF enlistment exemptions, sparking a heated debate regarding religious duty.

Bankrupt US distributor RNDC seeks court approval to sell joint venture stakes in Kentucky and Michigan for $50 million net, alongside a crucial $9 million settlement with Tito's maker.

Reality TV stars Adi and Or Ohana faced online criticism after surprising their daughters with a toy poodle puppy in a box and claiming they adopted it.

Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed sparked controversy by questioning US-Israel relations and facing scrutiny over alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties, which he strongly denies.

James Maddison returned to Tottenham's starting lineup after 536 days, scoring a brilliant goal in a 3:1 victory over Coventry that lifted Spurs above the relegation zone.

A Croatian court extended the detention of suspects involved in a Nazi and antisemitic fan march in Split, as authorities crack down on extremist behavior at football matches.

A 40-year-old caregiver at an Ariel daycare was arrested overnight on suspicion of abusing helpless toddlers, following a police investigation triggered by security footage.

Canadian candidate Brady Rogers won a seat on the Kelowna city council after running a viral, humorous campaign based on the premise that he was completely unqualified.

Israel Police arrested six suspects in the murder of Alexander Tzemakh in Netanya after a six-month covert investigation conducted by the Sharon District Central Unit.

Police arrested a 20-year-old Jerusalem resident suspected of planting an explosive device in a vehicle in Or Yehuda last month, following a month-long investigation.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed ultra-Orthodox demands to pass a military enlistment bill before forming the next government, as coalition uncertainty persists ahead of the upcoming elections.

Generation Capital raised 1.2 billion shekels in an institutional bond offering to fund its upcoming acquisition of Shikun & Binui Energy amid strong financial results.

Keshet 12 dominated Israeli TV ratings across all major slots, led by Channel 12 news and the premiere of The Masked Singer, while Sport 5 scored a major prime-time upset.

Europe is establishing an industrial-scale carbon capture and storage market, driven by projects like Northern Lights and Greensand, targeting heavy industries and net-zero emissions.

Israeli pop stars Anna Zak and Eden Golan face YouTube restrictions on their new single "London," blocking paid promotion and limiting organic reach due to age policies.

Israir Airlines won the Israeli Management Center award for personalization and accessible tourism, while also adopting the innovative ARD standard.

Spacecom extended its satellite communication agreement with the Israeli government through late 2028 via the Amos 4 satellite, securing approximately 28 million NIS in cumulative revenue.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport announced that a final decision regarding Senegal's appeal over the African Cup title stripped in favor of Morocco will arrive by November.

French tennis star Gaël Monfils has abruptly ended his career following a painful separation from Elina Svitolina, canceling his anticipated farewell tour and retiring quietly.

OpenAI is accelerating talks to secure a $30 billion funding round to preempt Anthropic's mid-November IPO, aiming to push its valuation past $1.4 trillion.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized ultra-Orthodox draft evader arrests, signaling openness to an exemption law. BeYachad leader Naftali Bennett condemned the move as a political deal enabling mass draft evasion.

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem awarded honorary doctorates to ten figures, including three Nobel laureates, and honored Eshel Gat, father of murdered hostage Carmel Gat, with the Rothberg Prize.

Recent security updates detail IDF and Shin Bet strikes destroying Hamas weapons depots in Gaza, a West Bank military drill, and a major corruption arrests by Lahav 433.

Model Sahara Ray has died at 34 from a fentanyl overdose in Los Angeles, just months after giving birth to her daughter. She is remembered by her family.

US authorities arrested a 24-year-old Kansas man for posting online threats against Donald Trump ahead of a political rally, federal officials reported.

Discover the health benefits of autumn's favorite fruit, the persimmon. Learn about its sugar levels, antioxidants, fiber content, and why peeling the fruit is crucial for digestion.

A mysterious Russian satellite performed a dangerously close maneuver toward a US commercial radar aiding Ukraine, raising Western concerns over space security and potential orbital sabotage.

Global markets show mixed trends as US bond yields hit a 24-year high of 5.36%. Wall Street tech stocks recover while European political tensions persist.

Former Channel 13 correspondent Neria Kraus fell victim to a viral live TV prank in Paris, interviewing an Israeli vacationer posing as an Iraqi migrant.

Researchers developed an AI system that predicts cancer survival and biological age from a single facial photo, analyzing specific facial regions to assist oncologists in treatment decisions.

Israel's welfare system faces a severe labor shortage amid rising demands from wartime hardships and economic pressures, prompting varied proposals from political parties ahead of the 2026 elections.

A Family Court in Kiryat Gat dismissed a mother's child support claim, ruling that equal custody and identical earning capacities mean parents should split expenses equally.

FIFA suspended Egypt coach Hossam Hassan, manager Ibrahim Hassan, and player Moustafa Ziko following angry protests after their World Cup defeat to Argentina.

An Ashdod family court dismissed a mother's lawsuit demanding the return of an apartment gifted to her daughter. The judge ruled the transfer was voluntary.

A Lod court ordered the Population and Immigration Authority to re-examine a citizenship request for a great-grandson of a Jewish person wishing to enlist in the IDF, rejecting retroactive visa cancellations.

Israeli police and military investigators arrested 21 suspects over a multi-million shekel fraud scheme involving engineering works and contracting for the IDF in Gaza.

Comparing the nutritional benefits of eggs, tuna, and cottage cheese for dinner. Clinical dietitian Leah Frigerman analyzes protein sources, digestion, and evening meals.

Rachel Morrison's romantic drama Love of Your Life brings the COVID-19 pandemic back to the silver screen. Starring Margaret Qualley and Catherine Keener, the film explores heavy themes of grief, guilt, and unexpected loss.

Wall Street closed mixed with the Nasdaq rising 1.1% as markets monitor US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's visit to Israel and potential developments regarding Iran.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani criticized Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman during a joint event with Governor Kathy Hochul, attacking his campaign tactics and policies.

International warnings point to a high risk of military escalation between Israel and Lebanon within two weeks, coinciding with mounting domestic pressure on Hezbollah.

Ralco shareholders will vote on acquiring loss-making subsidiary Ralco Energy, previously controlled by the son of Ralco's controlling owners, sparking questions over related-party governance.

Asian stock markets fell, led by a 4% drop in Seoul's Kospi and steep losses in chip makers like Samsung Electronics, despite a technology rebound on Wall Street.

Israeli robotics startup RGo Robotics shuts down after eight years, selling its IP via perpetual licenses to John Deere and other firms instead of a traditional exit.

Leaders discussed the controversial trapped profits tax and economic strategies at the Tax Advisers Chamber conference in Eilat, focusing on growth and taxation.

The Israel Tax Authority advances new guidelines for foreign tech companies, setting a 13% profitability benchmark under the cost-plus model while offering regulatory certainty.

Meitav's October 2026 review highlights a widening gap between local economic weakness and stock market performance in Israel, while warning of AI bubble risks and monetary uncertainty in the U.S.

Israeli NBA star Deni Avdija ranks 24th in early MVP betting odds for the upcoming season, placing ahead of legends like LeBron James and alongside stars like Kevin Durant.

Polymarket faced severe backlash in the USA after opening a betting market on a sexual assault case at Cornell University, drawing criticism from advocacy groups and shining a spotlight on celebrity endorsers like LeBron James.

Protests over living costs in France have erupted into widespread violence and looting, targeting luxury boutiques, tech showrooms, and thousands of small businesses, with insurance damages projected to exceed one billion euros.

Brazilian actress and singer Lua Blanco, star of the hit telenovela Rebelde, has died at age 39 following a battle with colon cancer.

Manor Evergreen fund acquires a 35% stake in NOVO DR for roughly 340 million NIS, valuing the mobile digital X-ray systems developer at scale with over 50 million dollars in annual sales.

An Arkia Israeli Airlines flight from New York to Tel Aviv squawked emergency code 7700 over the Atlantic and landed safely in Canada following a medical emergency.

Israeli police uncovered a massive weapons and drug cache belonging to the Abu Latif crime organization near Rameh, seizing firearms, explosives, and cocaine.

Former Mizrahi-Tefahot investment managers Ron Hochman and Tsori Levy raised 300 million NIS for Eitan Partners, a new real estate financing firm focusing on urban renewal.

Fortissimo Capital is acquiring a controlling 60% stake in inventory giant RGIS for 400 million euros, partnering with Migdal and Poalim Equity in a major global transaction.

Beloved Israeli actor Tal Friedman takes on a dramatic role as prime minister in the upcoming yes action series Holding Air, starring alongside Mark Feuerstein.

An 80-year-old landlord had her bank accounts frozen after applying for a renovation loan for an apartment damaged by shrapnel, triggering anti-money laundering compliance flags until a financial defense attorney resolved the case.

Hapoel Tel Aviv celebrated its return to the Shlomo Group Arena with an 81:67 win over Ashdod. Club chairman Stav Shaham discussed the emotional homecoming, EuroLeague roster strategy, and Yam Madar's move to Maccabi Tel Aviv.

The Water Authority spent 5 million shekels on a controversial marine chemical experiment to combat algae blooms that paralyzed desalination plants, raising severe ecological concerns.

Israel Shipyards and Rafael are finalizing a 150 million euro deal to supply naval vessels and weapons to Cyprus, amid a broader surge in Israeli defense exports.

The Jerusalem Municipality has blocked a massive 1,650-apartment residential and commercial project by the Israel Land Authority over concerns it would ruin Beitar Jerusalem's Bait Vagan training grounds.

Global markets experienced mixed trading as Wall Street chip stocks rebounded while Asian exchanges dropped. Meanwhile, Meitav's chief economist warned of widening sector gaps reminiscent of the dot-com era.

Israel's top-tier global pension ranking is at risk as the Ministry of Finance considers reducing mandatory contributions to boost short-term net household income.

Faced with heavy budgetary challenges for 2027-2028, Israel's Tax Authority and Ministry of Finance are considering reinstating a 1.5% property tax on vacant land to boost housing supply and curb the deficit without broad tax hikes.

Mastercard has announced Stablecoin Security, a new service helping banks identify risks in stablecoins before blockchain transfers. Launching in North America, with global rollout in 2027.

Hunter Schafer opened up about her gender-affirming surgery in a new interview with ELLE, reflecting on her recovery and evolving identity.

With winter respiratory viruses circulating, flu and COVID-19 share many symptoms. Learn how to distinguish them, why diagnosis matters for treatment, and when to seek medical help.

Paris Saint-Germain hosts Barcelona in a heavyweight Champions League clash overshadowed by social unrest in France. Both European giants boast blistering early-season form as Lamine Yamal seeks to lead the Catalan side to glory.

A new ISEF Foundation study of 21,000 scholarship applications shows Israeli students shifting away from computer science toward social work and healthcare.

Medical experts address common health questions regarding eye redness, lower back pain, dark stools from iron, chronic throat clearing, memory lapses, and metformin.

US Vice President JD Vance stated in a recent interview that he will not interfere in Israeli elections, distancing himself from President Donald Trump's approach toward Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Sela Investment House CIO Ofir Serdam analyzes the recent tech stock correction, VIX fear index thresholds, asset allocation strategies, and local market resilience amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

The Israel Land Authority successfully marketed 12 industrial plots in the Arava community of Tzukim, drawing 75 bids and generating 7.3 million shekels.

Amid market stagnation and rising construction costs in Tel Aviv, developers and apartment owners are renegotiating urban renewal deals, cutting previously promised benefits to keep projects viable.

Israir Airlines shares lag behind El Al amid war challenges, but CEO Uri Sirkis predicts a profitable 2026, driven by strong summer traffic and new growth engines.

Channel 14 reporter Moti Kastel criticized the Military Censor after a report on US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's secret visit to Israel was blocked for his outlet but published by Channel 12.

US bank stocks face their longest weekly losing streak since 2008, dropping 11% since September despite solid third-quarter earnings and stable loan performance.

As Israel prepares for Knesset elections, polling station workers and inspectors share their motivations, challenges, and the vital dedication required to maintain democratic integrity.

Plant-based meat substitutes offer lower saturated fat and added fiber, but high sodium and ultra-processing raise questions about long-term health impacts.

Israel faces high security tensions across multiple fronts as elections approach. The IDF has increased troop presence in the West Bank and frozen leaves amid regional threats.

Israeli housing market data shows a 1.8% annual price drop, while financing incentives and rising rents continue to shape economic forecasts for 2026.

The IDF is establishing a new Space Brigade and a Robotics Brigade while reactivating the 500th Armored Brigade, as part of strategic adaptations for future multi-domain warfare.

Google has introduced Motion Assist to prevent motion sickness caused by using smartphones in cars. The feature helps synchronize visual and physical senses for passengers.

A viral TikTok chocolate cake made with black beans, cocoa, and eggs is taking over US food sites. Naturally flourless and dairy-free, this rich dessert tastes just like brownies.

The Qatargate investigation involving Jonatan Urich and Eli Feldstein remains stalled at the State Attorney's Office, as prosecutors weigh complex security and breach of trust offenses during wartime.

The 'Israel Basket' initiative ended after six months, yet data reveals Carrefour prices rose by about 4%, defying expectations of lower costs for consumers.

Businessman Shmulik Aputa purchased a historic building in central Jerusalem for 9 million shekels, shortly before leasing it to the Colombian embassy for 17,000 dollars a month.

Discover the simple temperature-shifting trick for a perfectly roasted whole chicken with ultra-crispy skin and juicy, tender meat every single time.

Lebanon and the Arab League are striving to prevent the withdrawal of UNIFIL forces, despite a US-backed plan to end the mission by late 2026 amid persistent security challenges.

Discover the secret ingredient for exceptionally soft and comforting chocolate chip cookies. Sweet potato puree adds natural moisture and pairs wonderfully with warm spices.

Or Kahlon charges 500 shekels per private pilates session in Tel Aviv, admitting he wouldn't pay it himself. The international star trains celebrities like Lady Gaga and plans to return to Israel.

Two years after the fall of Col. Ehsan Daksa in Gaza, details emerge of the pre-emptive "Operation Date Palm" he led on the Syrian border to dismantle emerging threats.

Osher Ad surprises shoppers by offering Tommy Hilfiger women's shirts for 99.90 ₪, undercutting competitors like Super-Pharm and NEXT by up to 50 percent.

A 10-year-old girl abducted by her father in Brazil was rescued after blinking a distress signal to police. The father was arrested, and the child was safely reunited with her mother.

Dutch police found the body of 29-year-old missing woman Hajar in a suitcase in Amsterdam. Investigators suspect a criminal act and search for an unknown man.

Indian police arrested five people, including a mother, for allegedly selling her 45-day-old infant and staging an abduction. The baby was rescued safely within 24 hours.

South Korean actor Lee Kwang-soo amused fans by sharing a photo of himself kneeling outside a Subway branch to apologize for demanding his sandwich bread be toasted twice.

Wall Street bounced back as chip stocks snapped a nine-day losing streak, led by Nvidia and AMD. Meanwhile, bond yields climbed and inflation data kept investors on edge.

A Chinese court sentenced a kindergarten operator to life imprisonment after toxic paint in food caused lead poisoning in over 200 children in the city of Tianshui.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth visited Israel to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the upcoming elections, discussing a potential renewal of military strikes against Iran amid internal US administration debates over strategy.

The IDF announced extensive command appointments under Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, including a new robotics brigade, a reactivated armored brigade, and a space division.