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Likud MK Hanoch Milwidsky launched a sharp attack today, Sunday, against MK Sharren Haskel in an interview with Boaz Golan, focusing on the affidavit she submitted to the Supreme Court amid her struggle to split from the National Right (Yamin Mamlakhti) faction.

On World Lung Cancer Day, experts at Ziv Medical Center highlight the dangers of this disease. Despite medical advancements, mortality remains high due to late-stage diagnosis.

As part of a large-scale enforcement operation in Rahat that included the seizure of dozens of vehicles, inspectors encountered creative attempts to evade payment. In one bakery, a man was discovered posing as a gas technician while actually running a business without receipts on the premises, while a grocery store owner who hid a phone business claimed in his defense: "These are funds I received...

A 35-year-old man was killed and 5 people were injured in a traffic accident involving a private vehicle and a minibus on Highway 98, near the Afik junction in the southern Golan Heights.

In a joint enforcement operation in the south, 26 vehicles and 7 trucks belonging to tax debtors were seized, and non-registration of income totaling approximately 1 million shekels and violations of the Cash Law amounting to 380 thousand shekels were uncovered.

The Magen David Adom (MDA) and Fire and Rescue Services reported a fatal road accident today, Sunday, on Highway 98 near Kibbutz Afik in the southern Golan Heights. The collision between two private vehicles resulted in the death of a 35-year-old man and left nine others injured.

A brush fire spread rapidly near Zalafa, prompting the deployment of four aircraft to protect nearby homes. In Lachish, firefighters contained a blaze that threatened a local factory. No casualties were reported.

Could living near a busy road trigger Parkinson's disease? Professor Eitan Friedman explains why we should be skeptical of alarming headlines and what we really need to watch out for.

Police have concluded their investigation into a 26-year-old Jaffa resident suspected of raping his former partner in the presence of their minor daughter. Following the collection of evidence, the State Attorney's Office has filed a prosecutor's statement, with a formal indictment expected in the coming days.

A farmer in the Indian state of Bihar captured a 1.5-meter-long crocodile in a rice field and, finding the local forest department office empty, carried the reptile on his shoulders to a police station.

According to the suspicion, the young man repeatedly climbed on tables and chairs despite the security guards' requests to get down. After being removed from the club, he threw a chair at one of the security guards, injured him, and fled. YASAM officers who were in the area arrested him shortly thereafter, and today the police will request to extend his detention.

The Ma'ale Adumim local court denied a request by a Har Adar couple to cancel a plea bargain regarding an illegal home-garage business. The judge ruled the agreement was valid and dismissed claims of selective enforcement.

A reserve officer traveled from Prague to Israel via a complex route after receiving an emergency call-up. The court ruled against the Ministry of Defense's refusal to reimburse him, criticizing the use of 'secret procedures' not found in the official bylaws.

The Magistrate's Court in Akko extended the remand of Avi Abukart, suspected of threatening Judge Dunia Nassar, Deputy President of the Magistrate's Courts in the Northern District. While police claim he sent a series of disturbing threats, the suspect denies this, claiming he was protesting the legal process and seeking the return of exhibits for an appeal.

The suspect, a foreign national from Eritrea, aroused the suspicion of the officers during a proactive patrol. During an inspection, five mobile phones suspected of being stolen were found in his pockets, which were later returned to their owners.

A massive controversy has erupted in New York over demands to bar Mayor Zohran Mamdani from 9/11 memorial ceremonies. A petition calling for his absence has garnered over 60,000 signatures.

The upcoming integration of the Haredi public into Israeli society requires creating economic barriers while simultaneously developing absorption programs. This is essential for maintaining the country's security and economic prosperity.

A historical study conducted in the UK points to a surprising link between limited sugar consumption in early childhood and a reduced risk of developing dementia in adulthood.

764 parents claimed their children were discriminated against and separated from Israeli students. The Supreme Court rejected the appeal as 47% of the children have already been integrated, but ordered the municipality and the state to pay 30,000 shekels in legal costs.

In a raid by Northern District police officers and Northern Border Police fighters in Bir al-Maksur, five suspects were arrested, who were suspected of planning to commit a crime as part of a criminal dispute. A loaded pistol, an M16 rifle, ammunition, magazines, and gloves were seized at the scene.

Rosh Hashanah 5787 will begin on the evening of Friday, September 11, 2026, and conclude on Sunday, September 13, 2026. This holiday marks the start of the Ten Days of Repentance and holds profound spiritual significance.

The singers received a pre-lawsuit warning over alleged copyright infringement in the song "Ani Meshakeret". Egyptian creators are demanding recognition of their rights and a share of the revenue.

The Social Media Victims Law Center has filed a new lawsuit against Meta, Google, TikTok, and Snap, alleging personal injury and wrongful death. The lawsuit seeks to hold the companies accountable for the impact of their platforms on children.

The Jerusalem District Court has ordered the Ministry of Religious Services to disclose the professional qualifications of religious council chairpersons. The ministry must provide the requested information within 30 days.

Familiar black mold spots on walls and ceilings often cause concern. Professor Eitan Friedman clarifies whether mold in a domestic setting truly poses a health risk.

In-depth tours, personal meetings, and local food — the "Na'im Le'hakir" project aims to reduce alienation between different parts of Israeli society.

Hundreds of teachers have already been trained to teach the new subject, which will provide 9th-10th grade students with practical tools for financial management, investments, and employee rights.

Residents of Jisr az-Zarqa claim that a recent jet ski accident is the direct result of a dangerous lack of law enforcement on the village beach. They warn that without police intervention, further tragedies are inevitable.

While many airlines have already returned to Israel or announced their return, some companies are choosing to avoid risks and are extending their flight cancellations. Among them is the Portuguese carrier, which has announced that it will not resume operations until at least the holidays.

Rapper Yoav Eliassi, known as "HaTzel," denied being forcibly removed from his role as a standby squad commander. He stated that he chose to freeze his volunteer service on his own initiative.

Austin Franco, a Cornell University student who refused a job interview claiming he is "not interested in working for a Jew," has been kicked out of his home by his parents. He requested support on X, stating his parents do not share his views, and reaffirmed that he stands by his antisemitic remarks.

Three suspects, residents of the south in their 20s, were arrested in Ashkelon after detectives from the city's special investigation unit stopped the vehicle in which they were traveling. The operation was carried out as part of a proactive fight against crime, and the suspects were transferred for questioning.

The prestigious 2026 award was granted to the Sami Shamoon College of Engineering for the broad and consistent support system it provided to students and faculty members who took part in reserve duty. Prof. Yehuda Haddad: "A badge of honor and significant recognition of our activities."

Opal Malul, 37, from Kibbutz Gvat, claims she was drugged and raped in a hot tub a month ago. She criticizes the police for negligence and failing to make arrests despite provided evidence.

Three months after land was allocated based on false claims, the religious community has been asked to collect hundreds of letters to manufacture a 'local need.' The Hiddush organization accuses the municipality of selling out secular residents for political deals.

Alex Korotiev found himself at the scene of an accident last night while involved in it himself, on his way to his birthday celebration. The star chose to maintain his characteristic optimism, stating that as long as no one was hurt, everything else is trivial.

A four-year legal battle by pensioner David Mizrahi over a 200-shekel parking fine has reached the Supreme Court. Mizrahi challenges the Rosh HaAyin municipality's requirements, arguing they lack legal basis.

Officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station and YASAM unit arrested a Jaffa resident over the weekend on suspicion of threatening a restaurant owner. His detention was extended by the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court until August 3.

Police officers from the Kiryat Gat station located an illegal event in an open area over the weekend, stopped the party, and detained the suspect involved in its organization.

While summer vacations are at their peak, some are looking ahead to the next vacation — the holiday season. The Fattal chain has announced discounts of up to 30% for those who book early at a variety of its hotels across the country.