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Good news for millions of Israelis: Railway section opens for the first time in 15 years
The transport revolution in the capital is stepping up: starting this coming Friday (21.8), the new L3 line will be officially launched, connecting the HaTurim station on Jaffa Street to the Malha station. The new line will provide residents and visitors with continuous access to employment, education, and leisure centers.

Traffic Disruption in Jerusalem: Major Artery to Close for a Month
One of the busiest thoroughfares in Jerusalem is set to close for 30 days due to infrastructure works. Drivers are advised to follow the instructions of traffic controllers and use navigation apps.

Starting today: Main traffic artery blocked for two years
Starting at midnight, new and extensive traffic arrangements have come into effect in the area of Liberty Bell Park (Gan HaPaamon) and Derech Beit Lehem Street in Jerusalem. This is a significant change in the city's traffic map. Drivers and public transport passengers are asked to stay updated on alternative routes.

A 12 Million Shekel Budget: A Moving Gesture of Support for Kibbutz Nir Oz Families
The KKL board of directors has approved a 12 million shekel budget to facilitate the relocation of approximately 40 families from Kibbutz Nir Oz to Kibbutz Beit Nir. The project, aimed at rebuilding the community, is now entering its practical phase.

Gidi Gov in a fierce legal battle: New complications following accident compensation
After paying tens of thousands of shekels to a driver injured in an accident, the insurance company "Phoenix" has launched a separate legal proceeding against its famous client, Gidi Gov, claiming he was driving under an active medical disqualification.
For only 339 euros: Airline adds flights to the most sought-after destination
Following the latest Ben Gurion Airport report that revealed a surge in demand for the family destination, the Greek airline is adding special flights for the end of August and offering vacation packages starting at only 339 euros.

185 Million Shekel Investment: New Arts School Opens in Tel Aviv
The Tel Aviv municipality is launching a modern educational institution in the south of the city named after the late actress and director Ronit Elkabetz. The project aims to foster creativity and ensure equal educational opportunities for local students.

The fight against protection rackets in Israel: massive raid and multi-million shekel seizure
Youth detectives and the Zevulun station simultaneously raided three addresses linked to a money laundering suspect, seizing large sums of foreign currency and checks worth millions of shekels.

Green Light for Rami Levy and Israir: Flights to the US Are Taking Off
After a long period of anticipation for federal approvals, the Israeli airline Israir has secured the right to sell tickets to the US. The company has officially opened bookings for flights starting October 19, 2026.

Luxury exotic vacations for just $2,000
An Israeli tourism company is offering special luxury packages for the end of August to popular exotic destinations, including direct flights with Israeli airlines and top-tier five-star hotels.

Local authorities are not branches: stop managing the country from Jerusalem
The State of Israel cannot operate in a centralized manner and treat local authorities as an executive arm of government ministries. Whoever is closest to the resident must receive more freedom of action, more tools, and more authority.

Israeli war correspondent declines to cover water park incidents: 'I have boundaries'
Journalist Itai Anghel, accustomed to reporting from the world's most dangerous conflict zones, has responded to the recent violence at the Yamit 2000 water park. After an AI-generated image circulated showing him arriving at the scene, the reporter stated he has no intention of getting involved.

Donations, Binance, and an arrest in Russia: Policy or law enforcement?
A new report reveals that Binance transferred information to Russian authorities about a user who donated crypto to Ukrainian organizations. Is this legal cooperation with law enforcement or a move that adds to a long line of questions surrounding the exchange's conduct with countries under sanctions?

Arkia Extends Suspension of Dubai Flights: What Passengers Need to Know
At the peak of the summer and holiday season, Israeli airline Arkia announced it will not resume flights to Dubai, which were suspended by Shin Bet orders, until at least September 23.

Wizz Air Compensation for Israelis: Eligible Customers to Receive Benefits
Following a class action lawsuit against Wizz Air over flight cancellations to Israel, 277 customers will receive a three-month membership extension. The court ruled that the proceedings provided tangible benefits to the affected group.

After the drop in temperatures: The reversal that will hit Israel as early as tomorrow
The relief from heat stress will be short-lived, and we will soon feel an extreme shift in the trend. Find out when the heat will peak, which areas will experience intensification, and what to expect by the weekend.

Drama during filming: Suspect arrested for attacking Israeli TV crew
During the filming of a documentary series on antisemitism in Europe, a local resident noticed the Israeli crew and began acting violently. The incident ended with one crew member injured and a dramatic arrest.

Mourning in the media world: The mother of a senior journalist has passed away
Pnina Shulman, wife of the manager of the United Torah Judaism faction in the Knesset and an editor at the Hamodia newspaper, has passed away at the age of 72 after battling a severe illness, leaving behind a large family of leading media figures.

Ella Lee Lahav reveals a medical drama and begs for help: "It has gotten stronger"
The young singer is suffering from sudden knee pain, but discovered she would have to wait months for a specialist appointment — and now she is turning to her followers online for guidance.

Channel 12 reporter sues right-wing activists for half a million shekels: "Antisemite"
Inbar Twizer, a Channel 12 reporter, filed a defamation lawsuit against 3 X users following a series of posts in which she was allegedly called offensive names. As part of the lawsuit, she is demanding compensation of over half a million shekels and the removal of the posts from the network.

Innovation in Holon: Israel's First Bus Stop with a Cooling System
A first-of-its-kind pilot project has been launched in Holon, featuring a water-based cooling system at a central bus stop. The technology disperses water particles to lower the ambient temperature without wetting waiting passengers.

Ministry of Health warns of deadly disease: 'Consider preventive treatment'
A dog infected with rabies was located in the Givat Ze'ev area, and four people have already been exposed to it. These are the immediate guidelines published for residents and travelers in the area due to fear of infection.

Egyptian coach who waved Palestinian flag at World Cup hospitalized
Hossam Hassan, head coach of the Egyptian national football team, was hospitalized after a confrontation between his current and former wives escalated into a physical brawl requiring police intervention.

A blow to public transport passengers: a new fine of 250 shekels
Passengers on bus line 618 from Jerusalem to Beit Shemesh were surprised today when police officers boarded for an inspection, which resulted in 26 fines being issued. The reason: failure to wear seat belts – while some passengers claimed that the seat belts on the bus were not functional.

Deadly hours on the roads: The grim picture of night accidents involving Israeli youth
Data from the 'Or Yarok' association and the Central Bureau of Statistics reveal a grim picture of night accidents in Israel: a surge in youth casualties, a decade-high on urban roads, and the prominent cities where the most casualties were recorded.

National Insurance Institute: Urgent Update on Branch Operations Until September 2
The National Insurance Institute has announced a temporary suspension of in-person services nationwide. Here is what you need to know about benefit payments and digital access during this period.

Prima Hotel Chain Announces Up to 40% Off for Tishrei Holidays
With summer vacations in full swing, many are already planning for the upcoming Tishrei holiday season. The Prima hotel chain is offering special promotions and discounts of up to 40% across its properties nationwide.

Crazy gaps of hundreds of dollars: when is it cheapest to fly during the holidays
A new check reveals dramatic gaps in flight and hotel prices during the upcoming Tishrei holidays, where choosing the right date can save a family over $1,000 on the exact same destination.

Carmel Shama-Hacohen sparks online firestorm: "On the credit card topic again"
Ramat Gan Mayor Carmel Shama-Hacohen celebrated his 53rd birthday amidst a new online controversy, while revealing he is set to undergo a complex medical procedure at Sheba Hospital for the second time in six months.

Ex-girlfriend of Ofek Adank: "Without him I will collapse financially"
Hadas Masuri, whose name was linked to a relationship with Ofek Adank following an incident that led to a police investigation, makes a professional and personal decision and responds for the first time to rumors about financial difficulties.

Smuggling millions in his mother's name: drama in divorce case
The District Court accepted the appeal of a woman who claimed that her husband hid joint assets worth millions of shekels by registering them in his mother's name, and returned the case for an in-depth factual investigation.

Sofi from 'Married at First Sight' addresses rumors: 'They are suing me for sperm theft'
Sofi Daniel Benjamin and Dor Oz Cohen, who met on the Keshet 12 show, speak for the first time about their prolonged estrangement, the harsh online rumors, and the moving moment that brought them back together just before the birth.

Tragedy for Jerusalem Deputy Mayor: granddaughter passes away at five
Little Ruchama Chana passed away in the United States after a year and a half battle with a serious illness. Her family has said their goodbyes and is preparing to transport her remains for burial in Israel.

"Total loss of governance": Followers of murdered rabbi took over 900 burial plots
An investigation revealed that a giant "palace" is being built at the Netanya cemetery on burial plots stolen from the Chevra Kadisha. A tractor brought for demolition was burned, and officials warn: "It is better not to mess with them."

Relief for drivers: Highway 90 reopened to traffic earlier than expected
The past week brought a series of unusual weather phenomena to Israel. While most of the country experienced heatwaves, the Jerusalem and Dead Sea areas saw heavy rains and flooding that paralyzed regional traffic.

Celebration at Ben Gurion Airport: Aviation giant adds flights to Israel — from $730
The holiday season is just around the corner, and while many are currently spending their summer vacations abroad, some are already busy planning their holiday trips. In light of this, the airline is increasing its flights.

National Insurance Institute: Benefit Payment Date Remains Unchanged
The regular payment date for long-term benefits falls on a Friday this month, sparking rumors about an early deposit. The National Insurance Institute has issued an official clarification regarding the payment schedule.

Parents discovered the nightly messages: teacher arrested on serious suspicion
She recently got married and became a mother, but now a 25-year-old teacher is accused of a serious crime and could be sent to five years in prison following a secret relationship she maintained with a 14-year-old student.
The last hearing this month: The legal battle of the Zalka family continues
Imanu Zalka (of blessed memory) was brutally murdered at a pizzeria in Petah Tikva. Ahead of the final legal hearing this month in Lod, his friends and family are issuing an urgent call for public support.

Shimon Buskila is the singer arrested on suspicion of violence: "We trust the police"
The veteran singer was taken for questioning under caution at the police station following a complaint filed against him. The complainant alleged harassment and threats, adding that the singer did not stop contacting her even though they had separated.