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The tourist season brings positive news as two major airlines resume service to Israel. Among them is the German carrier Condor, which is making a symbolic return to the route of its very first flight.

Daniel Klein disappeared in 2020, and all contact with him has been lost since. His family has turned to the public for help, stating that the police have not pursued the case.

In a recent fatal accident, footage from the scene shocked the public. While the truck driver was killed on the spot, passing motorists began looting the spilled merchandise.

Border Police detectives arrested seven illegal aliens employed and housed by a restaurant owner in Kafr Manda. The employer has been arrested, and the Northern District Commander has signed administrative closure orders for the establishment.

Yoni Netanyahu, of blessed memory, was killed during Operation Entebbe (later renamed 'Operation Yonatan') while serving as commander of the Sayeret Matkal unit. Yoni's former partner reveals the Netanyahu family's request following his death.

Rabbi Shlomo Yehuda Bari, known as "The Young Rabbi," found himself in an unusual legal drama after obtaining a restraining order against Israel Friedles. Friedles demanded the rabbi testify in court, and the final decision on the matter remains pending.

A young immigrant from Europe, traumatized by the events of October 7, has secured disability recognition and a rehabilitation package. With legal representation, he was assigned a 40% temporary disability rating and a 65% loss of earning capacity, providing him with essential support for recovery.

Due to infrastructure works for the construction of a bridge, one of the main traffic arteries in Israel is expected to be hermetically closed for an entire night. The driving public is requested to stay updated in advance on traffic changes and to travel via alternative routes.

Flight prices are constantly changing based on user data. However, traditional pricing methods are being replaced by complex AI algorithms, which may lead to the disappearance of cheap flights.

After winning his lawsuit against 103FM radio and announcing he is looking for a new job, Natan Zahavi received a jab from Meni Assayag: "The crooked media that sees him as a great winner, markets him with love and also takes care to arrange a job for him, as if he needs more welfare in addition to the crazy welfare he received in court."

An updated petition filed in court reveals claims by a former operations staff member at the official residence, who alleges he was forced to endure humiliation, harsh remarks, and an incident that flared up due to a mistake in the location of food packages brought from the USA.

Guy Meroz revealed he has been assisting reservists and career soldiers struggling with war-related debt, but he is now overwhelmed by the volume of requests and is seeking help to manage the initiative.

The recovery at Ben Gurion Airport is clearly visible, with tens of thousands of passengers passing through daily. Alongside this, many foreign airlines are expanding their flight schedules for customers in Israel.

The Champions League and sports studio presenter confesses about the complex moments after the breakup of the legendary pop group, and explains how this very low point became the professional compass that launched her new career.

MK Efrat Rayten has sent a pre-lawsuit warning to Yinon Magal following a post on X in which he labeled her "the traitor of 7/10." She demands the removal of the post and compensation of 169,622 shekels, setting a 24-hour ultimatum before legal action is initiated.

Yaroslav Shilkloper has been sentenced to four years in prison for operating a fraudulent forex investment scheme. The court also ordered him to pay restitution to the victims.

Adele Fish-Segal, who married on the Haredi matchmaking show "Vort," shared that she was targeted in the middle of the night by a barrage of calls from hidden numbers. To stop the harassment, the star took decisive action.

Khat smuggling by Israelis is becoming a major issue in Europe. Greek authorities have implemented strict measures, holding suspects in detention for months while awaiting laboratory analysis.

Content creator Beni Wild sent a pre-lawsuit warning letter to Nadav Maimon, known as the "Tickle King," after the latter published a video that Wild claims included homophobic remarks. Maimon: "I have no intention to insult, I am doing comedy."

The actress shared her struggle balancing a demanding career with caring for her sick baby. After exhausting clinic visits, she admitted: "I didn't imagine how hard it would be."

Journalist Lucy Aharish and actor Tsahi Halevi are seeking damages from Likud activist Rami Ben Yehuda. In his defense against the libel lawsuit, Ben Yehuda argues his comments were part of protected political discourse.

Following the discovery of an infected dog in Neve Tzuf, four people have been referred for preventive treatment. Amid a 252% surge in cases, the Ministry of Health urges the public to remain vigilant.

One of the most veteran presenters on American television revealed that last month she experienced a dramatic and alarming medical event when she completely lost her memory during the day. A series of tests ruled out a stroke but diagnosed something else that is seasonal.

In recent days, a number of claims have been raised by passengers regarding long waits of hours at the baggage claim station. The Israel Airports Authority admits that there were isolated cases that caused this, but denies rumors of operational disruptions.

Ilanit Levi shared that after treatment for a herniated disc, she discovered that strength training, which she had avoided for years, actually helps reduce her pain: "Do you realize?!"

Following the mass brawl at the end of the World Cup final where Spain defeated Argentina, FIFA has launched a disciplinary investigation. Players and staff face charges of assault and unsportsmanlike conduct, with potential suspensions from upcoming international tournaments.

The Tel Aviv District Court has approved a settlement requiring the insurance company Hachshara to refund approximately 85% of illegally collected fees. Payments will be issued via direct policy credit or bank transfer.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid announced his intention to sue Channel 14 following remarks made on the program "The Patriots." The controversy arose during a discussion of his CNN interview, where panelists compared his rhetoric to collaboration with Nazis.

A new technological system implemented in cooperation with airlines will automatically block check-in for passengers with a travel ban, even before they reach the airport.

After the uncle of the Shin Bet chief demanded 500,000 shekels in compensation, alleging a smear campaign, the legal dispute against Haaretz has officially concluded following a mediation process.

The Begin Highway in Jerusalem will close again in the southbound direction to facilitate ongoing work on the public transport lane. This is the first of three scheduled closures occurring between Thursday evening and Friday morning.

After extensive renovation work and adaptation to the highest standards, the municipal field will host its first match in the National League tomorrow as the local team takes to the upgraded pitch in front of the home crowd.

Police have released the name of 54-year-old Liora Lior Nativ Strasberg from Haifa, suspected of impersonating a public servant to steal credit cards and property from senior citizens. Authorities are asking the public to assist in identifying additional victims.

The Administrative Court in Jerusalem has rejected a request by "Ir HaShaashuim" to stay an accessibility order. Until the final ruling, the operator of the amusement parks must grant free entry to escorts of individuals with disabilities.

The National Insurance Institute has updated that public reception at the Bnei Brak branch will be suspended until mid-August, with further closures planned across the country later in the month due to the "Bein HaZmanim" period.

Einav Bublil shared that she is dealing with a difficult health issue, just before a planned vacation with her family. In a story she posted on Instagram, the reality star shared her feelings: "It makes me sad, I'm crying and it's hard for me to rest."

Following a settlement in a class action lawsuit regarding the broadcast of inappropriate content during children's viewing hours, a total compensation of 4 million shekels has been determined. It will be provided automatically to all company subscribers in Israel without requiring any action on their part.

A 27-year-old woman in the U.S. underwent surgery to remove an ovarian cyst, only for doctors to mistakenly remove her bladder. A jury has awarded her $17 million (approximately 50 million shekels) in compensation.

The musician, actor, and founder of the Irish folk-rock band The Frames was killed early this morning in a single-vehicle motorcycle accident. He is survived by his wife and a 4-year-old son. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the crash.

Assuta is inaugurating the first stage of its new complex in Rishon LeZion, which will span approximately 35,000 square meters and offer advanced medical services, innovative laboratories, and exclusive protected systems for residents.