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The Channel 12 legal correspondent is taking decisive action to protect his reputation and family by suing a social media activist who repeatedly targeted him with insults and defamatory claims.

Guests at the well-known hotel in Eilat will enjoy an exceptional digital welcome experience, based on an innovative development that will replace traditional service representatives at the counter.

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."

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Due to infrastructure works, a section of Israel Guri Boulevard heading north will be closed to traffic on the night of Thursday, August 27, from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM. Several central bus stops will be cancelled during this period.

A sharp surge in demand for vacations ahead of the High Holy Days has led to a significant expansion of flight offerings from Israel. The company "Spirit Afakot Olam" is responding by increasing flights to popular destinations: Seychelles, Mauritius, and Corfu.

The plane departing from Israel was diverted to an airport different from its destination. This led to significant delays and a tedious transfer process between countries, causing a major disruption to the flight schedule.

As the cost of living in Israel hits record highs, many Israelis are moving to Thailand, where luxury living is available for a fraction of the usual costs.

The Ministry of Health has ordered the immediate closure of all Haifa beaches for swimming due to abnormal sampling results from a sea water quality test. The public is requested to follow the instructions and avoid swimming until an official update is received.

A new report from the "Or Yarok" association reveals that the current summer months are on track to be among the most catastrophic in the last decade, with dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries in major urban centers.

Laws have been tightened and inspector powers expanded, but new data reveals huge gaps in enforcement against electric scooter and e-bike riders in Israel. Where were tens of thousands of tickets issued, and in which cities were zero fines recorded?

He dedicated his life to his patients, served as the first district geriatrician for Clalit in Tel Aviv, and even survived a severe and violent attack in the past while on duty. Now, his family and colleagues are saying goodbye to him with pain.

The complainant against Eyal Golan in the "Company Games" affair has filed a defamation lawsuit against his associate, impresario Israel Bondak, following a series of statements he published against her on social media and in interviews, in which he called her, among other things, a "slanderer" and "greedy."

A distressing video testimony from a Dimona resident is causing a stir on social media. He claims that police officers in Eilat tackled him, handcuffed him, and abandoned him in a remote area, but the police have strongly denied the allegations.

The basketball legend and one of the greatest symbols of Maccabi Tel Aviv has been dealing with a complex medical condition for the past two and a half years. Since then, he has rarely appeared in public, and tomorrow the full story is expected to be revealed as part of an investigation on Keshet 12.

The Israeli airline has announced last-minute deals, allowing Israelis to enjoy flights to favorite destinations at rock-bottom prices. As part of the "Flight Market" campaign, flights to Greece and Europe are offered starting from $49 one-way.

A Kfar Saba resident has launched a free social project that connects neighbors driving to pick up packages with other residents in the area, aiming to save time, fuel, and long waits.

Maayan Ashkenazi recounts an incident in Herzliya where a municipal worker allegedly sprayed her with water with great force. "I thought that perhaps this was intentional and hostile behavior towards me because I am Jewish," she stated.

Ahead of the upcoming Rosh Hashanah, the "Ahim LaSemel" association and the Maccabi Foundation are relaunching "Doing good in yellow." Over 1,000 volunteers will pack thousands of food packages for families in need, lone soldiers, and Holocaust survivors.

Drivers take note: Construction work on the HaShalom Bridge in Tel Aviv will lead to significant traffic changes over the coming nights and throughout the weekend. Here are the details of the closures.

Right-wing activist Mordechai David held a Selichot prayer with full gender segregation at Habima Square, refused the inspectors' demand to remove the partition, and caused 50 police officers to be called to the scene. Immediately afterward: he arrived to settle a score with Mayor Ron Huldai | All the details.

At a festive ceremony, new captains were certified for Arkia's fleet. Adar Medutzki achieved a double milestone, becoming the company's first female jet captain and the first to serve as a captain alongside her father.

Starting next Tuesday, significant changes will affect passenger flow at the busy station due to comprehensive upgrade works, with access to one of the central platforms being temporarily restricted.

The light rail line, which opened just last Friday, has encountered its first operational failure, leading to a complete suspension of service. It is currently unknown when regular operations will resume.

Dr. Maayan Sherman, whose son Ron (of blessed memory) was recovered from Hamas captivity, issues a sharp call to boycott a well-known singer who hosted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on stage during her performance.

Passengers on their way to the capital encountered severe riots and stone-throwing by the ultra-Orthodox public, while a central street was completely blocked to traffic, causing severe confrontations until the arrival of security forces.

Just before the end of the summer season, the Ukrainian airline SkyUp has launched an unprecedented promotion, offering flight tickets to various destinations, including Israel, starting at 35 euros.

More than 900 days after the disappearance of Haimnot Kasau from Safed, her family is launching a crowdfunding campaign to increase the reward for information leading to her discovery. Public relations expert Rani Rahav has joined the cause with a sharp plea.

A technician sought to have his back and neck injuries recognized as work-related due to heavy lifting. The Labor Court rejected the claim, clarifying the requirements for the micro-trauma theory.

The Chief Rabbi of Safed reveals for the first time the personal trauma that shaped his life and his struggle, and tells of the frightening moment he was saved from an attempted assault by a stranger in his childhood.

Dr. Keren Assayag, niece of Shalom and Meni Assayag, was a guest on the i24NEWS channel and tearfully revealed the shocking treatment she received at an academic institution due to her political positions: "It's a wound that doesn't really heal."