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While many struggle with weight-loss medications, a new study reveals that there is a much easier method that can easily shed excess kilograms from the body. The mechanism is not a "fat-burning" magic, but a combination of caloric savings and a slight, temporary increase in energy expenditure.

Is the State of Israel retreating from the policy it set for itself to combat prostitution? Five years after the entry into force of the Prohibition of Consumption of Prostitution Law, a report by the Knesset Research and Information Center raises troubling questions.

A huge drama behind the scenes of Maccabi Tel Aviv: the main sponsor sent a sharp warning letter and threatens to take legal action following a planned move that he claims was intended to deprive him of purchasing the club's shares.

With the summer vacation in full swing, many are already looking ahead to the Tishrei holiday season. The Adam hotel chain has announced a special promotion offering up to a 25% discount on stays at various locations across the country for Isracard holders.

The Ministry of Transport is launching an enforcement program where undercover inspectors equipped with body cameras will document incidents on buses in real time to combat violence and bullying.

The former Knesset member comes to the defense of the well-known ice cream chain in the shadow of a 350 million shekel class-action lawsuit, and sharply attacks the reports: "The economic press has already held a trial and convicted."

The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court has approved a class action lawsuit against Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit regarding the exemption from supplementary insurance payments for families with four or more children. The court noted significant challenges regarding potential retroactive financial compensation.

Due to grave concerns over a management vacuum and harm to thousands of employees and creators, members of the broadcasting corporation's board have turned to the court with an urgent demand to prevent the organization's paralysis as early as this coming November.

The Labor Court made a decision in favor of couriers and hourly workers employed over the last seven years, setting new rules regarding overtime pay, bonuses, and Sabbath work compensation.

An illegal demonstration and heavy traffic disruptions are being reported at this hour following the blocking of the Geha junction in both directions. The police are operating with large forces and warning against the use of force, as the background to the event begins to be revealed.

Years after the former president finished serving his prison sentence for serious sex offenses, his defense attorney stands before the cameras and refuses to back down from his firm position regarding the case that shook the country.

Following two similar medical cases this past weekend, pediatric experts reveal a common mistake parents make and explain when it is critical to seek immediate medical attention.

Less than 24 hours after an argument with his employer about a work trip, a truck driver suffered a stroke. The court accepted the expert's opinion and recognized the incident as a work-related accident, despite the opposition of the National Insurance Institute.

The star of "The Amazing Race," currently adjusting to life as a divorced woman, shared that she woke up this morning unable to speak and is feeling quite unwell after a doctor's visit.

The veteran restaurant chain "Fireman Group" has filed for bankruptcy protection in a New York court. The group has accumulated over $39 million in debt.

The real estate market is facing a wave of negative headlines, including arrests of senior figures, license suspensions, and new investigations. A contractor has now been arrested on suspicion of offsetting fictitious invoices totaling 26 million shekels.

Hours before the live broadcast on Keshet 12, Amir Banai, a contestant on 'Dancing with the Stars', injured his forehead during the dress rehearsal and had to leave the studio to receive medical treatment.

TV presenter and actress Yael Bar Zohar was surprised to discover that she has become part of a wave of vandalism against women, after a public billboard featuring her was defaced and her face painted black.

Eden Hodaya Cohen from Acre reveals screenshots that she claims prove a forecast she published in February is on its way to coming true - according to the forecast, the mayor of New York will get into legal trouble and resign from his position - and as is known, the US Department of Justice has opened an investigation against him.

The "Big Brother" star revealed that she was hospitalized after suffering from "severe symptoms," and later discovered that an abdominal cyst was the cause. She now updates her followers: "I am eighty percent good."

Police have identified the suspects arrested for the arson of a restaurant in Givatayim, linking the incident to a broader wave of violent criminal disputes across the country.

The Pango app is expanding its tourism services by launching an international car rental feature in partnership with Hertz. Users can also enjoy a 15% discount on travel insurance from Harel.

The Israeli aviation giant released its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, according to which its aircraft fleet has grown. It also revealed that in the future it expects to add additional aircraft to its fleet, which will allow for the expansion of services.

Extraordinary events have put security forces and diplomatic missions on high alert. While a missing person at risk is being sought in Israel, efforts are underway in Austria to locate two Israeli women who disappeared during their vacation.

The peak travel season is here. We dove into the fine print of credit card companies and clubs to find out who really provides the best value for your pre-flight experience.

Lucy Davis, who starred as Dawn Tinsley in the original British version of "The Office," revealed that a year and a half ago she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer that has spread to her spine, hip, and ribs. Alongside the difficult news, she asks the public not to ignore unusual signs and to get checked in time.

Passersby were stunned as a rare luxury vehicle was consumed by flames in the middle of the road near the university. Fire and police services responded to the scene, and an investigation into the cause is underway.

Idan Morad, a founder and leader of the Ha-Park neighborhood, has passed away after a battle with a severe illness. The city is mourning a man remembered for his community leadership and dedication to improving the lives of residents.

The internet personality has disappeared from social media in recent days, and after one of her followers asked about her well-being, she revealed what she is going through and what led to her absence. According to her, she is suffering like she has not suffered in years.

The Israeli luxury hotel chain Gordonia is expanding its operations and entering the luxury cruise sector. The move is intended to meet the growing global demand for private and personalized luxury vacations in the Mediterranean basin.

The Tishrei holidays are expected to affect payment dates for some benefits in September. Current dates on the National Insurance Institute website are subject to change.

Following the Ministry of Economy's decision to reopen the investigation into medical cannabis imports, the Israel Cancer Association has requested urgent intervention, demanding a halt to a move that could lead to severe shortages and financial burdens for patients.

After ending her role as a presenter on Channel 14 and concurrently participating in the TV show "MasterChef", Eden Harel shares the hormonal and physical changes she is experiencing following her entry into menopause.

Israel Deutsch, a participant in the Haredi matchmaking show "Vort," has spoken out about a year-long legal battle. He revealed that a police investigation into alleged violence was closed for lack of guilt, though the aftermath continues to impact his career in the security sector.

Moshe Bar Siman-Tov met with families of wounded soldiers and medical staff at the hospital in Haifa. In response to recent discourse against employees from the Arab community, the Director-General provided full backing to the management and the teams.

The National Planning and Building Council has approved the plan for district committee review and public objections. The goal is to remove thousands of trucks from the roads, connect the Galilee to ports, and lower transportation costs.

The swimming and tourism season is at its peak, with hundreds of thousands of Israelis visiting the Sea of Galilee daily. In response, the Kinneret Cities Association has extended lifeguard operating hours to ensure public safety.

Or-El Ben Haim, who was sentenced to 34 months in prison in the drug smuggling affair, responds to the wave of criticism following the yes docu-series: "I brought drugs and that is serious, but the only one to blame for rape is the rapist."

Apartment buyers signed the contract after several visits to the property, but then discovered a number of defects and sued for 350,000 shekels. The buyers claimed they did not know about them. What did the judge rule and what can be learned from this case?

The complainant against Eyal Golan in the "Company Games" affair and her partner have filed a defamation lawsuit against a resident of the south following a video published on TikTok and Instagram. According to them, the video included sexual and humiliating statements and attributed criminal acts to them – and they are now also demanding its removal from the network.