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"They parked the car and fled": The dramatic call in the Eldar Dayan case | First publication
After his body remains were found, it is now revealed that on the very day of Eldar Dayan's disappearance, a citizen reported to the police about the abandoned vehicle, the shattered windshield, and bloodstains at the gas station. Retired officers criticize the management of the search.

Ma'ale Adumim Mayor sues Channel 12 over investigative report
Ma'ale Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrach has filed a defamation lawsuit against Channel 12 News and reporter Omri Maniv. Seeking 150,000 shekels in damages, Yifrach claims the report regarding municipal operations contained false information that harmed his reputation.

Mekorot petitions the Supreme Court against the government: Limit the property tax on water facilities
The petition was filed following a 16-fold increase in property tax on a water facility in the Hof Ashkelon Regional Council. Mekorot warns that without intervention, other local authorities will follow suit, and demands to set a uniform property tax rate for all water facilities in the country.

Mother and daughter's trip to the dream island turned into a nightmare: "He asked where we were from, and gave me a brutal beating. I fainted"
Two Israelis were hospitalized in serious condition after encountering a passerby on their way to a waterfall on Koh Phangan, who inquired about their origin. "He said he didn't like what is happening in Gaza - and attacked us," recalled the mother, who was struck in the head and collapsed. The attacker has since been arrested.
Blood on the windshield and a body not found for two weeks: The mystery of Eldar Dayan
The remains of Eldar Dayan were found about two weeks after he went missing, about 50 meters from the vehicle in which he was traveling with his friends. Two of his friends are suspected of murder, and the police are investigating how the body was not located earlier.

Former Blue and White staffer seeks asset attachment over unpaid wages
Dana Kashdi, a former digital specialist for the Blue and White party, has appealed a court's refusal to freeze party assets. She argues that the ongoing election campaign threatens to deplete the party's funds entirely.

Police were stunned: Taxi driver drove for 20 years — and never obtained a license
The driver is a 42-year-old resident of Ma'ale Adumim. He had already been caught 8 times in the past. This time, it was decided to file an indictment against him and a request for detention until the end of proceedings.

Guy Peleg and Keshet 12 back in court: defamation lawsuit for 1,000,000 shekels
Brothers Eli and Yossi Musli have filed a lawsuit in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court against Keshet Broadcasting and journalists Guy Peleg, Yossi Mizrahi, and Yair Sharki. The plaintiffs claim the defendants broadcast false information that damaged their reputation and business dealings.

Israeli contractor and his wife ordered to pay buyers 650,000 shekels
The Magistrate's Court in Petah Tikva ruled in favor of a family that discovered serious defects in a new apartment purchased from a contractor. The court rejected the contractor's defense and determined that the responsibility for these defects lies solely with him and his spouse.

Accident in the Jordan Valley: Five injured, four of them seriously
Firefighters from the Samaria regional station rescued a female driver trapped in a vehicle that overturned onto its roof in a traffic accident near Moshav Mechora in the Jordan Valley. Simultaneously, the teams worked to extinguish another vehicle that flew to the side of the road and caught fire. Magen David Adom (MDA) medics and paramedics provided medical treatment at the scene to 5 injured...

"The dog detected the drugs": 1.6 kg of crystal seized in a vehicle at Beit Kama
Police dog Ikara thwarted a major smuggling attempt and two suspects were arrested. At the same time, an underground money exchange business was uncovered in Rahat inside a vehicle, where hundreds of thousands of shekels in cash were seized.

Niv Gilboa in a dramatic statement: "They are calling for my assassination, it is indescribable"
Following the publicized confrontation surrounding the criticism he voiced regarding Maya Kay's marketing tactics and the response from Einav Bublil, the host of "Gilboa Index" claims he is receiving calls for his assassination. "It is impossible to describe this ridiculous thing," he said, clarifying that he intends to continue covering the subject in the upcoming program.

Romy Abergel celebrates court victory: 'I have been found innocent'
After a four-month legal saga, internet star Romy Abergel has been found innocent. Her passport has been returned to her, and she is no longer restricted in her movements.

"I am a racist, I did it on purpose": The spotter who sabotaged an athlete faces prison
A huge drama in the world of weightlifting: An assistant judge at the European Championships is suspected of intentionally sabotaging Sonita Muluh's record attempt. After being banned for life, Lithuanian police have opened a criminal investigation against him.

Another lawsuit against developer Oded Shariki: Delay in apartment delivery in Bnei Brak
A group of 193 apartment owners has filed a lawsuit against developer Oded Shariki, seeking approximately 15 million shekels in compensation for delays in a major residential project in Bnei Brak.
Mahash closes criminal case against Eyal Shahar, recommends disciplinary action
The Department for the Investigation of Police Officers (Mahash) has closed the criminal investigation into Haifa police station commander Lieutenant Colonel Eyal Shahar. Authorities found insufficient evidence for indecent assault charges and determined that a relationship with a subordinate did not cross the criminal threshold, though disciplinary proceedings have been recommended.

90 Moroccans put on trial following infiltration, including 5 minors
Juan Jesus Vivas, governor of the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Morocco, told the European Parliament on Thursday that about 100 people died during the infiltration of the Spanish border by illegal migrants last week. Vivas added that between 3,000 and 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta.

Netali Shem Tov: "I am a Mizrahi woman from the periphery, at Channel 13 they called me stupid"
Netali Shem Tov exposes the stormy behind-the-scenes of Channel 13, talks about the legal battle she is waging, and explains why she refuses to bow her head to her colleagues: "I said there is a red line, but the red line is what annoys them."

"How old are you?": Shocking footage of a teenager's arrest on Highway 6
A 14-year-old took his parents' car without permission and sped along Highway 6. Traffic police tracked the vehicle in real time, blocked its path, and documented the tense encounter.

HaTzel to the police: "I will suspend myself until the investigation is over – I will not agree to dismissal"
Following the hearing held today (Thursday) at the police, Yoav "HaTzel" Eliasi announced that he is willing to suspend himself from his role as a police volunteer until the conclusion of the investigation by the Department of Internal Police Investigations (Mahash), but clarified that he will not agree to his dismissal before the investigation is completed. The affair is generating significant...

Suspects arrested after shooting at electricity pole and threatening workers
Two suspects from Tel Sheva, aged 20 and 30, were arrested after shooting at an electricity pole and threatening Israel Electric Corporation employees who arrived to restore power. The Ayarot station commander stated that damaging public infrastructure is crossing a red line.

Erik Stilleman files complaint against Sport 5 over Maccabi Tel Aviv conflict
Rapid founder and CEO Erik Stilleman, who is battling for control of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club, has filed an official complaint against the Sport 5 channel. Stilleman accuses the channel's owners, the Recanati family, of using their media platform to promote private interests and failing to provide objective coverage of the dispute.
Court Acquits "Of HaNegev" Slaughterhouse in Youth Labor Case
The "Of HaNegev" slaughterhouse in Ofakim was acquitted of charges regarding the illegal employment of minors. The Regional Labor Court ruled that responsibility for the employment violations lies with the subcontractors, not the service requester.

"It was not a business dispute - my brother was murdered for nothing"
Relatives of attorney Arbel Feldman, who was murdered in Rishon LeZion, demand justice for his memory and are angry at reports that tried to link him to a financial dispute with the murder suspect: "Arbel acted according to the law." "Nothing in his conduct in the last few days hinted that he was afraid of anything."

Trouble in bunches: Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper involved in a car accident
Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer was released from the team's evening training session after being involved in a minor car accident on his way to the training complex. Glazer was not injured in the accident, but due to the incident, the professional and medical staff decided not to put a load on him and to allow him to undergo the necessary examinations.

First publication | Rape suspicion in the north: confrontation held between suspects and complainants
It has become known to N12 that during police confrontations, one suspect denied the allegations, claiming the sexual contact was consensual. One complainant testified that consent was only present at the start of the meeting and that subsequent acts were non-consensual. The suspects' detention has been extended until the beginning of the week.

Twice in a week: two suspects broke into the Bnei Brak municipality
Indictments were filed against two 16-year-old minors, residents of the center of the country, on suspicion of breaking into the Bnei Brak municipal building twice and stealing a large amount of property. Alongside the indictment, a request was filed to hold them in custody until the end of the proceedings.

Terrorist threatened to murder MK Zvi Sukkot; security detail increased
The Israel Police have arrested a 25-year-old resident of East Jerusalem on suspicion of threatening to murder the Chairman of the Education Committee, MK Zvi Sukkot. The suspect sent threatening messages to the lawmaker via social media, including images of weapons and explicit threats against his life.

Four arrested on suspicion of organizing cruel dog fights
Four suspects were arrested early this morning in a joint operation by the Judea and Samaria District Police, Border Police (Magav), the IDF, and the Veterinary Service on suspicion of organizing dog fights. Seven dogs were rescued during the raid.

Omri Glazer involved in a car accident: all the details
A few days after the embarrassing loss and moments of anxiety due to a knee injury in the Toto Cup, Maccabi Haifa goalkeeper Omri Glazer was involved in a car accident. All the details.

Brawl at HaMoshava Stadium: Police investigate potential nationalist motive
Police have expanded their investigation into a brawl at HaMoshava Stadium in Petah Tikva, examining, among other possibilities, whether the confrontation between stewards and fans had a nationalist motive. Sources familiar with the case stated that all lines of inquiry are being pursued and no final determination has been made at this stage.

Impersonated a 15-year-old on TikTok and harmed children: Serious indictment against a resident of Nesher
Alon Swisa, a 46-year-old resident of Nesher, is accused of conducting explicit sexual correspondence with girls on social media. Swisa is also charged with rape and serious indecent acts against children aged 5 to 7, committed in 2003–2004.

"Outrageous and illogical": Shino Zuaretz responds to Toto Cup incident
A day after the violent incident at HaMoshava Stadium in Petah Tikva, where a Hapoel Petah Tikva fan was attacked by a security guard on the pitch and hospitalized, Israel Football Association chairman Shino Zuaretz responded sharply. The incident has sparked anger within the football community and calls for a comprehensive reform of security protocols.

Modi'in Illit resident arrested for threatening police commander
The investigation was opened at the Mesubim station after information was received about threatening messages posted in a WhatsApp group and directed at the commander. The suspect was arrested and brought for questioning at the Mesubim station, at the end of which he was imprisoned.

Police request to extend the detention of Eldar Dayan's friends on suspicion of murder
As we first reported, the police are requesting a 15-day extension of the detention of Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, friends of Eldar Dayan, on suspicion of involvement in his murder. Following the hearing, the suspects are expected to undergo further interrogation regarding the circumstances of his death.

Fled the stadium: Security guard suspected of beating a fan with an iron rod arrested
The police spokesperson announced on Thursday that Central District officers arrested a security guard suspected of involvement in a violent brawl that occurred on Wednesday during the Toto Cup match between Hapoel Petah Tikva and Maccabi Netanya at HaMoshava Stadium. The incident took place during halftime when a fight broke out between fans and civilian security guards, requiring police...

Black professor who became the poster boy for DEI resigns from Cambridge: "Plagiarized his PhD and faked research"
British sociologist Jason Arday, who inspired many with his story of overcoming dyslexia and autism, has resigned from the University of Cambridge following an investigation. It was discovered that his academic achievements, including his doctoral thesis and previous employment claims, were dubious, and several personal stories were found to be fabricated.
Documented the confrontation - and was shot to death: The serious indictment against Yinon Elia Levi
According to the indictment, Yinon Elia Levi ordered a minor to break through an agricultural area in Umm al-Khair, confronted the residents, and fired at them. One of the bullets killed Odeh Ahadlin, who was documenting the incident on his mobile phone.
Rape claim in the kibbutz: Ofel Malul speaks out again
Ofel Malul, who recently went public about the rape she claims to have suffered, shares details of the incident in an interview with 103fm and points to a series of failures in the Israel Police investigation.

11 illegal aliens found hiding in a pit at a construction site in Kiryat Ata
Police located a group of residents from the Palestinian territories during an operation to identify illegal aliens in the Coastal District. The suspects, who police say were living and working at the site, were arrested, and their detention was extended until August 10.