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The investigative journalist shares how searching for good stocks can lead to a scam costing innocent victims tens of millions. Etgar: "The stock falls and the victims lose their shirts."

An injunction issued in 2012 prohibited the use of the only sports court in the moshav Ge'a following residents' complaints. The council claimed it had carried out the adjustments required to reduce noise, and the court accepted its position. Activity will resume during limited hours.

Reservists who seek mental health help following the war may find that their treatment summaries are used against them in proceedings concerning visitation rights with their children.

Just two hours after the deadly shooting at a law firm in Rishon LeZion, murder suspect Ahmad al-Rajoub was recorded asking calmly: "Is he dead?". Police have filed a prosecutor's statement ahead of an indictment, revealing the emergency call transcript and the suspect's motive.

Following the attack on visiting players and fans after yesterday's match, Maccabi Netanya issued an official statement condemning the violence.

Grapes, cherry tomatoes, and sausages can become a deadly plug in the windpipe. A pediatrician warns of the danger in the kitchen and emphasizes: cutting lengthwise is the difference between dinner and intensive care.

The young man from Eilat is suspected of drug trafficking and possession of 4 grams of cocaine, and after about 20 days in custody, he was released under restrictive conditions. When an additional opinion was received, the police requested to re-arrest him, but the court rejected the request. Despite this, he was arrested, and the judge ordered his immediate release.

A new report reveals huge gaps in how major social networks handle the wave of online hate, and identifies the platform that showed the worst enforcement data of all.

17 years after the breakup, the Family Court dismissed a massive lawsuit against an estate. The District Court in Haifa overturned the decision, ruling that the question of the statute of limitations requires an in-depth factual investigation.

If you have ever wondered how someone manages to reach and take down all the helium balloons stuck to the high ceiling of the arrivals hall at Ben Gurion Airport, know that you are definitely not alone. Of course, we had to check, and the answer to this question is so simple that it will amaze you.

The friend of the late Binyahu Razi reveals that Agam Tsarfi continues to harass him with calls from prison. Matanya revealed that Agam Tsarfi is also threatening him from detention.

A massive study examining dozens of side effects attributed to popular cholesterol-lowering drugs has found that only four are actually caused by the treatment.

The Israeli summer does not have to stop your training routine, but it does require changing it. When heat stress and humidity rise, even a routine workout can become a burden on the body and lead to dehydration, heat exhaustion, and even heatstroke. How to train correctly on heatwave days, which workouts are more dangerous, and when must you stop?

Hadar Hertz began uploading ideas she learned in Torah seminaries to the network, and discovered that the messages reach far beyond the audience she expected. She tells about the community that was created, the decision not to expose her personal life almost at all, and the messages that remind her why she continues.

A broad study published in the medical journal BMJ Medicine challenges the benefits of regular fish oil intake for healthy individuals. Following 415,000 participants over 12 years, researchers found that in cardiac-healthy patients, supplement use was linked to a 13% increased risk of atrial fibrillation and a 5% increased risk of stroke.

According to the club, Iyad Abu Abaid's vehicle was attacked while his pregnant wife was with him, and the vehicles of Ilay Hajaj and several team fans were also damaged. Abu Abaid was summoned to give testimony to the police: "Serious and worrying incidents that could have ended in severe physical harm."

They were called a spoiled generation of screens and TikTok, but since October 7, the true character of Israeli youth has been revealed—a generation seeking to enlist and take responsibility. In the second episode of the "Preparation for Victory" series, Oded Harush follows the story of Ilai Habib, who found a second chance at the "Ehad Mi-Shelanu" ("One of Us") preparatory program.

In recent years, supermarket shelves have become an arena crowded with products marketed as "diet," "0% fat," and "whole wheat," or those displaying images of fitness and nature. However, studies and recommendations from health organizations indicate that a health halo does not guarantee that the product itself is nutritionally superior. At the same time, studies on sweeteners and ultra-processed...

After two years of being almost entirely out of the public eye, the documentary "Miki Berkovich's Secret" revealed that the basketball legend is battling dementia. His family and close associates spoke about the struggle and the decision to disclose his condition.

After the relocation of the gender-segregated beach to the north of the city was presented as a done deal, the Tel Aviv municipality now clarifies, following protests, that the road to completing the process is still long and the issue is under re-examination.

A survey examining the effects of the "Lion's Roar" war presents a worrying picture: over 80% of parents report psychological damage to their children, and 74% report social damage. Only 22.4% are satisfied with the Ministry of Education's performance, while the ultra-Orthodox sector reports significantly lower levels of damage.

Despite warning signs and a negative probation report, the court gave decisive weight to the principle of equality with other defendants in the case.

In the midst of summer vacation, the Emunah branch in Tiberias held a special appreciation evening for dozens of reservist families, offering them a moment of respite and joy during these challenging times.

A storm surrounds the event planned at the Western Wall on the anniversary of the October 7 massacre: Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl and Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Amar issued a sharp protest today (Monday) against holding a joint prayer for Jews and Christians in the Western Wall area, and call on the public not to take part in the event and to work for its cancellation.

The National Land Enforcement Authority demolished structures built without permits at the complex as part of a move to regulate the site, rehabilitate it, and improve visitor safety. The activity comes against the backdrop of infrastructure defects and hazards identified at the site, which is visited by hundreds of thousands of people annually, and follows lessons learned from the Meron disaster.

According to the indictment, the confrontation ended with a handshake, but the next day the brothers (aged 15 and 16) arrived at the soccer field with a knife, tear gas, and brass knuckles. The 14-year-old, who was beaten and stabbed in the neck and back, now uses a wheelchair and suffers from paralysis on the left side of his body: "It is hard to believe he will return to a normal routine."

A total ban on mobile phones during breaks, cancellation of zero-period classes, limitation of school bag weight, adaptation rules, and payments: The Ministry of Education publishes official procedures for the 5787 school year.

According to a new study by Deloitte and Google, Spain is expected to become the world's most visited tourist destination by 2040, welcoming 110 million tourists annually. In recent years, Spain has become a favorite summer destination, particularly for British travelers, with over 19 million Britons visiting in 2025 alone. The USA is projected to be the third most visited country, followed by...

The success of Air Haifa in getting most flights out on time during the chaos at Ben Gurion Airport brings the northern airport back to the center of the discussion on the future of aviation in Israel with plans to expand operations. However, the short runway, the lack of land, and the seaport prevent it from becoming a real alternative to Ben Gurion.

"Nitzanim", the stabilization home opened in Netivot, comes against the backdrop of the rise in mental distress among young people aged 12–18, according to Clalit data. The home offers an alternative to psychiatric hospitalization, as data shows an increase of over 30% in the number of patients under 18 who turned to mental health emergency rooms.

Information security experts reveal a sophisticated campaign that uses the name of Bank Hapoalim to lure users into investing in cheap stocks, a method that has left many Israelis with heavy losses.

Nahorai Yaakov Weizman and a 15-year-old accomplice are accused of attacking three women in Holon over two days to steal their bags. In one instance, a victim was knocked to the ground and injured. The prosecution is requesting that Weizman remain in custody until the end of the trial.

A baby born in good condition at Sheba Tel HaShomer Hospital contracted a deadly bacteria and died a few days later. The court determined that there was a negligent delay in medical treatment and that the hospital failed to prove it took sufficient measures to prevent infection in the ward, and ordered compensation for the parents.

A woman who needed an egg donation chose a donor based on the data presented to her, after which embryos were created from the eggs provided to her and she became pregnant. After giving birth, she became suspicious about the identity of the egg donor - and following an inquiry she conducted, she discovered that the baby was born from the egg of another donor.

A couple from Bat Yam is accused of posing as insurance company representatives, providing victims with accurate personal details to gain their trust, and then convincing them to provide codes that allowed money to be withdrawn from their bank accounts. According to the indictment, the total amount stolen is 408,400 shekels.

A serious indictment was filed against a 71-year-old taxi driver from Ashkelon, after he allegedly committed an indecent act against a young passenger who was left alone in the vehicle, and even made her a particularly offensive offer.

A captain from a northern base is accused of raping a sergeant from his unit in two separate incidents in his office. According to the indictment, in both cases she asked him to stop and tried to leave, but he ignored her resistance. The officer denies the allegations, saying the first incident was consensual and that he stopped during the second when she asked him to.

Three family members are suspected of involvement in a violent incident in Isfiya several days ago involving gunfire and a stun grenade. Police have secured the continued detention of all suspects for the duration of the investigation.

A new survey by the organization "Leket Israel" and the "Midgam" institute reveals that almost 50% of parents whose income is below average are forced to give up food items in their children's mid-morning snacks. At the same time, the security emergency routine is causing an increase in snack consumption and a decrease in regular eating, especially among families affected economically. The Leket...

A couple in their 20s contacted numerous citizens from the Arab community and gained their trust using accurate personal details. They convinced them to provide cash withdrawal codes and fled from ATMs on electric scooters. Today, an indictment was filed against them for fraud amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels.