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Shabbat Times: Parashat Re'eh (August 7, 2026)
C14 presents the Shabbat entry and exit times for Parashat Re'eh, 24 Av 5786, across the country. We wish you a Shabbat Shalom and a blessed weekend.

Patient tripped at Shaare Zedek and will receive half a million shekels
A 70-year-old oncology patient broke his jaw and hip when he tripped over a hazard in the ambulance bay. A judge rejected the hospital's defense, which argued that the man was busy with his pants.

Woman to receive half of husband's penthouse despite prenuptial agreement
A Jerusalem court ruled that a penthouse worth approximately four million shekels, which the husband had hidden, must be included in the property division process despite a prenuptial agreement.

Good news for drivers: Begin Highway reopens to traffic
The Begin Highway southbound has opened to traffic following the successful completion of construction works. Authorities aim to accelerate progress to open the northbound section during the holiday period.

Careful planning, real-time video call and destruction of evidence: murder of Binyahu Razi in Nachlaot solved
The State Attorney's Office will file murder charges this morning against those involved in the brutal attack at an Airbnb apartment in Jerusalem. The investigation reveals a picture of prior organization, arming with a meat mallet and knives, and a live broadcast of the murder via video call. The suspects expressed no remorse for their actions during their interrogation.

Many make this mistake before a workout, and it could hurt the results
We all know the moment: you arrive at the gym, change into sportswear, and stand before the machines wondering how to start. Should you head straight to the treadmill or stop for a few minutes of stretching? Opinions on this have shifted over the years, and the truth lies somewhere in the middle.

Survived the Holocaust, founded a kibbutz and built the country: Eli Mandel passed away at the age of 104
Mandel was sent to a forced labor camp, escaped, was caught and imprisoned. After the war, he immigrated to Israel and was one of the founders of Kibbutz Mivki'im, worked until the age of 93, and dedicated his later years to passing on the memory of the Holocaust to the younger generation.

Think it's healthy? The drink that might hinder weight loss
We all know that moment at noon: the heat outside is oppressive, the craving for something sweet and refreshing intensifies, and we reach almost automatically for a "sugar-free" or "zero calorie" drink. However, according to experts, the choice that seems healthier does not always help with weight loss, and sometimes may even achieve the opposite result.

Suspected serial arson in Ramat Gan: seven injured
An unusual incident occurred in central Ramat Gan overnight as fires broke out in three separate locations. Seven residents were hospitalized with light smoke inhalation. Fire investigators suspect intentional arson.

The "Elector" storm: What Judge Solberg decided and why the Likud is angry
The decision by Central Elections Committee Chairman Judge Noam Solberg to ban the real-time transfer of voter data from polling stations is a game-changer for the Likud and Haredi parties. We examine how voter mobilization apps work, why they were deemed a privacy violation, and how parties are attempting to bypass the new restriction.
Court orders Meta to pay nearly a billion dollars: The full story
A court in New Mexico has ordered Meta to allocate hundreds of millions of dollars to address damages caused to teenagers using its platforms. A significant portion of the funds is dedicated to practical support services for young people.

Tragedy at the beach in Bat Yam: 25-year-old man drowned
MADA paramedics and EMTs, who were called to Jerusalem Beach in Bat Yam after receiving a report of a man pulled from the water, were forced to pronounce him dead at the scene. Two days ago, citizens reported a body washed up on the seashore near Zichron Ya'akov.

Who is a "continuing son"? Court rules that appointment in a cooperative does not automatically grant farm rights
The son claimed that the parents' farm was transferred to him as a gift under a "continuing son" agreement about 30 years ago, while the sisters sought to divide the mother's property, including the farm, equally among all the siblings in accordance with her will.

Dudi Appel breaks silence: The legal persecution and the billions that are still blocked
Businessman and contractor Dudi Appel, who was once one of the most influential figures in Israeli politics and a close associate of Ariel Sharon and Aryeh Deri, broke a long silence last night (Thursday) on the program "The Patriots" on Channel 14. Appel, who was questioned again this week, addressed in detail the sequence of legal matters against him over the last few decades, and claimed firmly...

Want to live a long life? Here are 6 habits that longevity experts do not give up
You don't have to wait for the next scientific breakthrough to influence the aging process. From quality sleep and movement to social connections, self-love, and a sense of mission — six experts share the one habit that they believe can make the difference.

Integrating Chinese Medicine into Fertility Treatments
When Western technology meets the quiet and balance of the East

Rishon LeZion invests in the future generation: leadership, volunteering, and community action
The municipality continues to put teenagers at the center, as the city recently celebrated the addition of 100 new volunteers to the Magen David Adom (MDA) youth division, alongside the establishment of a new IDF preparation center and the expansion of educational programs.

From Har Nof to A-Tur: Jerusalem is looking for shade
Extreme heat waves are already a routine event, and the streets of Jerusalem are getting hotter year by year. Now, through a municipal master plan, significant budgets, and creative pilots in collaboration with the "Derech Tzel" ("Path of Shade") organization, the capital is trying to turn trees from a landscape element into an existential infrastructure - and explaining why shade in the public...

Ready for First Grade
Everything a child really needs before the first bell – from self-confidence to the school bag, from nutrition to health. Six Clalit Central District experts explain what is important to focus on to start the first school year on the right foot.

Breakthrough at the Heart Center of Kaplan Medical Center: Complex mitral valve implantation (Valve-in-Ring) via catheterization
Significant news for high-risk patients: The innovative LAMPOON technique prevents life-threatening complications and allows complex patients to avoid open-heart surgery and recover within days.

Integrating Chinese medicine into fertility treatments
When Western technology meets the quiet and balance of the East
Fatal traffic accident near Beit Shemesh: cyclist killed in vehicle collision
A tragic morning near Beit Shemesh: a cyclist in his 30s died after being struck by a vehicle. MADA paramedics were forced to declare his death at the scene.

Calculated arson: suspect confessed to 25 additional fires during the year
A man arrested on suspicion of starting a massive wildfire in Washington state, USA, confessed to investigators that he waited for a hot, dry, and windy day to ignite the fire. 37-year-old Aaron Prinachi also took responsibility for 25 other arsons in the area over the past year, according to released court documents.

When every attempt to contribute becomes self-incrimination
You don't have to choose between health and contribution. Because ultimately, loss of work capacity is not a loss of value. And a person who is unable to work full-time is not necessarily a person who is unable to contribute.

Israeli-owned airline on the way to a revolution: here is the dramatic change
The Flyyo airline, owned by the Mayberg family, is preparing for its biggest move since its acquisition and is embarking on a new path in Europe that will also directly affect passengers in Israel.
Turning pain into action: New youth center established in Beitar Illit in memory of Rabbi Zvi Kogan
A year after the murder of Chabad emissary Zvi Kogan in the UAE, a synagogue and youth center were inaugurated in his memory in Beitar Illit. The moving ceremony combined commemoration, a 'halake' ceremony, and the donation of tefillin by Border Police soldiers.

Michal Ansky reveals in a painful confession: 'I just sit and cry'
The beloved media personality took off the masks in an open conversation and revealed the emotional crisis she is going through, the sadness that overwhelms her, and the heavy price she paid for years in front of the cameras.
Outside the box and at the edge of the world: The secret summer camp of the "Young Emissaries"
More than 350 children of Chabad emissaries from around the world arrived in Israel for a unique summer camp. Alongside activities and studies, they developed community projects and won grants to help them bring them to fruition.

Without an orthopedist or cast: unusual treatment for a broken leg in India
A young man injured in a motorcycle accident was treated with makeshift materials, sparking a social media outcry. While the hospital claims this is standard emergency practice, authorities have launched an investigation.

Tragedy in Florida: 3-year-old girl died after her head became trapped in a wooden toy kitchen
According to the investigation, the toddler tried to retrieve toys that had fallen into an old play kitchen, then her head became trapped inside the unit and she could not free herself. Medical examiners determined that she likely died of positional asphyxia, and the police are calling on parents to check old play equipment for safety hazards.

Mystery in Washington: What was a goat doing outside a police station?
A photo of the goat Lil Bob and her owner near a Metro police station in Washington sparked a wave of rumors on social media about an arrest following subway rides. Authorities clarified that the detention was not related to the goat, but reminded that regulations do not allow bringing goats onto public transport.

Fighting with all her might: The massive demand from Luka Doncic's ex-fiancée
In the US, it is claimed that Anamaria Goltes withdrew the alimony lawsuit she filed in California, but has now filed a new one in Slovenia, demanding a sum of $50 million, alongside reducing the star's custody time for their shared daughters.

Breastfeeding: How to Manage Challenges and Build Confidence
In honor of Breastfeeding Week, a Maccabi Healthcare Services expert explains how to cope with the physical and emotional challenges of early breastfeeding. Learn how to recognize hunger signs, ensure your baby is getting enough, and why family support is vital.

Every parent's nightmare: "It's impossible to grasp. It's a child. A pure child"
12 children and teenagers have been killed on the roads in just over a month since the start of the summer vacation. Ilay (3.5), Roi (7), and Oav (10) left behind devastated families who cannot process the loss: "How can you eulogize a seven-year-old child? I beg you, keep them safe, watch over them." The danger lurking right near home, and how to cope with the pain?

"We provided him with life-saving treatment": 17-year-old seriously injured in ATV accident in the north
The tragedy on the roads continues: just a few days after the arrest of a 14-year-old on Highway 6, another serious incident involving teenagers on the roads ended in serious injury and polytrauma.

"I don't want anything, it's over": Witness revealed Maradona's last words
The trial regarding the death of Diego Maradona has reached its 32nd session. Today (Thursday), the prosecution summoned the last witness to speak about the days the legendary former footballer spent in home care, before the start of expert testimonies from the medical commission. This is Nicolas Taffarel, Diego's masseur, who assisted him with physical rehabilitation at his home in Tigre. His...

The voice of the groom and the voice of the bride: how volunteers help couples organize weddings
Lia and Moshe, like many other couples, faced financial difficulties while planning their wedding. They were helped by the "Mabruk" association, which organizes celebrations with the help of volunteers. The project's idea is to create a "circle of kindness": couples who receive help become volunteers themselves at future events.

National Insurance Institute demands return of benefits obtained through fraud
Three brothers are accused of fraudulently receiving approximately 150,000 shekels from the National Insurance Institute by claiming they were in Sderot during the October 7 attack. They are now required to return the funds, and an indictment has been filed against them.
The parasite in the Sea of Galilee strikes again: two bathers diagnosed with corneal damage
Two bathers in the Sea of Galilee were diagnosed with corneal damage attributed to the microsporidia parasite. The Ministry of Health emphasizes that swimming is permitted, but recommends contacting an ophthalmologist if redness, pain, or a foreign body sensation occur.

51-Year-Old Man Arrested for Rape in Bat Yam
A 51-year-old man was arrested Thursday evening on suspicion of the violent rape of an 18-year-old woman at an apartment hotel in Bat Yam. The suspect was located by police shortly after the report was received.