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Significant Changes at Israel Railways: Stations to Close Temporarily
Due to extensive infrastructure works starting next weekend, train traffic in the south will be significantly altered and central lines will be shortened. Find out which stations will be closed and how shuttle services will operate.

After 7 years: Max will pay 26.6 million shekels in compensation — who is eligible
Following a prolonged legal battle that began back in 2019, a settlement agreement was submitted to the District Court, deciding that the company Max It Finance will compensate businesses. Which businesses will receive an automatic refund?

Ministry of Health warns: Do not eat these meat, chicken, and fish products
During an inspection at a butcher shop, severe deficiencies were discovered, including the sale of expired products and the illegal freezing of fresh meat. The Ministry of Health calls on customers to dispose of the products immediately.

Major cruise line announces significant updates to winter travel itineraries
MSC Cruises is updating its winter 2027-2028 cruise schedules. Passengers affected by these route changes will be offered the option to switch to an alternative cruise or receive a full refund.

Millions of shekels invested: Innovative kindergarten opening soon
With the start of the school year this coming September, a unique and bilingual educational institution will be launched at Atidim Park, which is emerging as one of the most interesting developments for parents of young children in the central region.

The difficult moment for Yael Bar Zohar and Guy Zu-Aretz: "Distress"
Yael Bar Zohar decided to share with her followers the less glamorous moments of her life, revealing the distress and anxiety she has been experiencing lately and how she chose to deal with them this morning.

Yaron Avraham criticizes Ben Gurion Airport: "Didn't you know it's August?"
The operations management at Ben Gurion Airport declared a crisis following severe operational difficulties that caused heavy delays and the halting of critical activities, while angry passengers describe difficult scenes in the arrivals hall.

National Insurance Institute accelerates benefit payments for September
The holiday season brings changes to the payment schedule: The National Insurance Institute announced today that two payment dates in September have been moved up. Who will receive their funds as early as September 8, and which benefits will be paid early on September 22?

Return to Morocco: Arkia Airline Resumes Direct Flights from Israel
The Israeli airline, Arkia, has resumed flights from Israel to Morocco after three years, and the first flight landed in Marrakech yesterday. This route is expected to operate twice a week with prices starting from about $500.

Shikma Bressler to receive 150,000 shekels in damages: Crowdfunding campaign launched
The protest leader won a libel lawsuit against Pany Michaeli; the judge rejected the defense's arguments and ordered heavy compensation and legal costs. In response, screenwriter Meni Assayag and other right-wing activists launched a crowdfunding campaign and launched a sharp attack: "She deserves a cell in Neve Tirza."

Vacation prices drop: only 5,000 shekels for the whole family
The end of summer vacation is approaching, and the final days of August are the perfect time for a family getaway before school begins. With high last-minute demand, tour operators are offering attractive packages to Mediterranean destinations.

Without shame: Central Israel resident arrested for burglary of apartment evacuated during Operation "Lion's Roar"
A 60-year-old man was arrested during a proactive police operation on suspicion of breaking into an apartment evacuated after a direct hit by an Iranian missile and stealing valuable property.

Senior Rabbi makes a courageous admission: 'I was sexually abused as a child. It's like murder'
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu, one of the most prominent voices in Israel in the fight against sexual abuse, reveals a shocking event from his past and addresses Prime Minister Netanyahu, the judicial system, and the case of the disappearance of Eyminot Kasau.

El Al flight to New York makes emergency landing in Rome due to medical emergency
An urgent medical incident during a flight from Israel to the US forced an emergency landing in Rome to evacuate a passenger. Passengers were offered free Wi-Fi as compensation for the delay.

Dangerous virus reaches central Israel: Health Ministry issues warning
Laboratory tests have confirmed that mosquitoes carrying the West Nile fever virus were captured near the airport and in other central cities. The number of confirmed cases in Israel has risen to 17.

Guy Lerner: "I am receiving death threats following my investigation"
Guy Lerner, host of the "HaTzinor" program, reported receiving threats following an investigation into the illegal takeover of burial plots at a Netanya cemetery. Despite the danger, the journalist stated he will not cease his work.

Netflix in trouble: major lawsuit threatens to halt new project
The streaming giant has been caught in an unusual legal dispute with a veteran metal band that claims trademark infringement and is demanding that the court impose an immediate injunction on the launch of the highly anticipated animated series.

Well-known Ashdod restaurant closed immediately due to public health threat
Following a series of serious sanitary violations and failure to meet conditions set during May hearings, the District Health Office has issued an administrative order closing the "Tatam Tavin" business in Ashdod for 60 days.

Fast food giant hit with multi-million dollar lawsuit: "We found a condom in the chicken"
A couple who purchased a meal at a branch of the fast food giant Popeyes was horrified to discover a particularly disturbing foreign object in their dish and rushed to file a lawsuit for $1.5 million (about 4.9 million shekels) against the company.

Well-known non-profit at risk of closure: suspicion of fraud and prohibited distribution of funds
A liquidation request was filed against the Atid Association - Jadeidi-Makr, which was intended to eradicate violence, after serious deficiencies were discovered, including suspicion of collecting double payments from parents and transferring over 100,000 shekels in cash abroad.

"They threatened to destroy our business": The drama behind a restaurant dispute
Mothers who arrived with seven children at a restaurant claim they were expelled due to a small order of 120 shekels. The restaurant manager reveals a different side of the story, alleging serious threats were made by the customers.

After bankruptcy: Israeli restaurant hit with a multi-million lawsuit from chef
Troubles continue: An expert chef brought to Israel is suing the owners of a well-known restaurant group for ongoing exploitation, while the owners claim it is a frivolous, false lawsuit by an illegal resident, and that the restaurant is in insolvency proceedings after accumulating debts and closing.

The conflict in Givat Shmuel reaches a peak: serious accusations against the network
City council members sent a letter to the students' parents, backing the municipality's steps against the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva Center. These are the serious claims raised, and how the network is responding ahead of the start of the school year.
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A 5 million shekel explosion: The conflict that entangled Max Stock
The District Court ruled on a stormy conflict that lasted eight years, rejected the chain's claims, and determined that it will compensate the franchisee with millions of shekels following the unlawful cancellation of an agreement.

Cruise prices in Israel cut in half: only $293 for an all-inclusive vacation
The Tishrei holidays are behind us, and it is the perfect time to organize a dream vacation. MSC Cruises Israel is publishing cruise prices and offering a variety of spectacular options for the Israeli family.

Assuta Medical Centers Opens New Facility in Acre
A new, advanced medical center was inaugurated today in Acre, aimed at expanding access to healthcare for residents of the Western Galilee and the North. The facility offers comprehensive diagnostic services and specialist consultations, significantly reducing waiting times for local patients.

Drama in Eilat: Super-Pharm break-in exposes a crime spree
An Eilat resident in his thirties was arrested after stealing a safe from a Super-Pharm branch in the Big center. Police investigation revealed his involvement in at least twelve other criminal cases throughout the city.

Ranking of the world's best airlines: who crushed the competition?
Millions of passengers have decided which is the best airline for 2026. While one giant took first place in four different categories, beloved European companies recorded a particularly surprising fall.

The Hidden Danger in Crypto: How You Could Face Criminal Charges
If a dollar bill can pass through thousands of hands and carry traces of criminal activity without its owner knowing, what happens in a world where every transfer can be tracked? Adv. Rami Tamam, a senior official in Lahav 433, explained to Ice how the transparency of crypto could also become a legal problem.
Shikma Bressler wins libel lawsuit: Court awards 100,000 shekels
The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court ruled in favor of Shikma Bressler, determining that social media posts by Panya Michaeli constituted libel. The defendant must pay compensation and remove the defamatory content.

Court Recognizes Soroka Hospital Employee's Injury as Work-Related
An employee of Soroka Hospital injured his back while lifting laundry bags, but the National Insurance Institute claimed it was a routine action. The Labor Court accepted his claim, recognized the injury as a work-related injury, and ordered the institution to pay him 4,000 shekels in expenses.

Disappointment at Ben Gurion Airport: Aviation giant cancels all flights to Israel until March 2027
Thousands of Israelis were disappointed to learn of the continued cancellation of the flight route connecting Tel Aviv and Lisbon. TAP Air Portugal, which was scheduled to return in about a month, has decided to postpone its resumption of service to the country.

After 904 days: The family of Haimnot Kasau issues an important statement
Haimnot Kasau has been missing for 904 days. In an interview with "Maariv", her sister Yeros does not hold back her criticism and makes a direct appeal to the head of the Shin Bet, David Zini: "He has the ability to bring my sister back to me."

Channel 12 reporter harassed in the south: Wolt courier arrested following threats
Journalist Itay Gal-On encountered a frightening incident while working in the field. After the suspect followed him and made threats, a police complaint was filed, leading to an arrest and the immediate termination of the courier by Wolt.

Threats against Guy Lehrer revealed: "He went silent, paralyzed to this day"
According to a report by the journalist and host of the program "HaTzinor", an investigation will be published this evening revealing the threats that have flooded the news channel over the past 24 hours following the announcement. Here is a glimpse into the chilling threats.

The surprising title of Maccabi Tel Aviv: Why did it win the President's Award?
The basketball club won the prestigious award for 2026 at an emotional ceremony, but not for trophies or championships, but following extensive community activity and support for bereaved families and the families of hostages.

"What tremor?": The non-invasive treatment that eliminated symptoms within minutes
A medical breakthrough offers new hope to those struggling with Parkinson's disease. An innovative technology based on focused sound waves manages to neutralize severe symptoms within minutes—without the need for invasive surgical intervention.

Haimonot Kasau's mother in tears: "Please help. It is hard for us and we are alone"
During her performance in Safed, children's star Miki Mohtar noticed the mother of the missing girl Haimonot Kasau, brought her up to the stage, and gave her the opportunity to convey a message to those present. Watch the moving documentation.

New Hospital to Be Built in Israel: Ariel Selected for the Project
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the establishment of a university hospital in Ariel during his visit to the city. The announcement was made while touring the new Amirim neighborhood, part of a major westward expansion plan.

Erik Shtilman Files 1.28 Million Shekel Lawsuit Against Journalists and Sports Channel
Erik Shtilman has officially filed a lawsuit against the Sports Channel, Raz Zahavi, and Nadav Tsanciper, seeking 1.28 million shekels in damages. The plaintiff claims the presenters' on-air remarks were intended to humiliate him and damage his reputation.