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National Insurance Institute: Education Grant to be Deposited on August 11
Ahead of the new school year, the National Insurance Institute is preparing to pay the annual education grant. Here are the details on eligibility, payment amounts, and the disbursement process.

Heavy loss in the construction industry: Respected contractor passed away unexpectedly at age 42
Guy Suria, of blessed memory, chairman of the Neve Ativ association and a contractor who operated in the north, passed away over the weekend following a cardiac event abroad. He is survived by his wife and two children.

Talia Ovadia reveals a medical drama: "Mommy, I hope you never know this"
The Big Brother star, who has been absent from social media since the morning, shared that a virus attacked her and her entire family, forcing her to get an IV. She also sent an urgent recommendation to followers who are suffering from the same illness.

Orel Tsabari halts performances due to medical emergency: "It's a nightmare"
The actor and "Eretz Nehederet" star found himself in the emergency room this morning following a sudden health crisis. Although discharged after testing, he is missing his scheduled performances and has apologized to his audience.

Bad news for travelers: The popular Indian village closes its gates to tourists
After the village of Swala became the star of numerous social media videos, authorities decided to put an end to the rumors. The move comes in response to the village becoming a "hot trend" among influencers and content creators hunting for supernatural phenomena.

National Insurance Institute: The service that streamlines benefit applications
The National Insurance Institute is highlighting its "First Class" service for hospital patients, which allows for eligibility checks and benefit claim submissions during hospitalization with the help of a social worker.

European Trend: Gifts and Discounts for Good Vacation Behavior
Overtourism has prompted popular destinations to shift their strategy. Instead of fines, European cities are implementing reward systems where eco-friendly tourist habits are converted into free meals, museum tickets, and discounts.

National Insurance Institute Provides Benefits: Free Treatments and Hotel Stays
The National Insurance Institute announces that victims of hostile acts and patients with certain medical conditions are eligible for funding for hotel stays, health spa treatments, and personal accompaniment if required.

Requesting private security: Israeli content creator fears for his life in Australia
After documenting medical workers threatening to murder Israeli patients, Max Viper is heading to Sydney to testify in court and is requesting urgent assistance in funding close protection due to fears for his life.

Immediate Threat to Life: Closure Order for Major Food Warehouse
Following a joint surprise inspection in Segev Shalom, law enforcement agencies ordered the immediate closure of a wholesale warehouse due to severe fire safety violations and a lack of fire suppression equipment.

Drama on Channel 14 before broadcast: Presenter rushed to hospital
For Lital Shemesh, the past weekend was quite dramatic after she was rushed to the hospital with severe abdominal pain. Following a series of tests, she was discharged and returned to work the very next day.

Erik Shitelman files lawsuit against Sport 5, Nadav Tzenziper and Raz Zehavi
Rapid founder and CEO Erik Shitelman is fighting for the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball club and demands an apology after a defamatory segment on Sport 5, a channel controlled by his rivals, the Recanati family. He is suing for 640,000 shekels from each party, totaling 1.8 million shekels, and promises to donate the proceeds to sports fans and IDF soldiers.

Drama on the Sea of Galilee: 10 passengers saved at the last moment
An unusual incident in the northern Sea of Galilee stirred rescue forces over the weekend after a boat that departed from the Setai beach began taking on water. Marine police officers and MADA teams were dispatched to the scene following a distress call.

Channel 14 reporter blasts court decision: "Get a vomit bag ready"
Moti Castel has sharply criticized a court's decision to cancel the conviction of a man who attacked him and another woman, accusing the judicial system of selective enforcement and questioning the message it sends to the public.

Israel Railways announces temporary closure of several northern stations
Starting this Thursday, 12 train stations in northern Israel will be temporarily closed for essential infrastructure upgrades. Find out how train schedules will be affected and how to utilize free shuttle services.

Celebration at Ben Gurion Airport: Aviation giant from the USA returns to Israel — only $1500
The past weekend brought a series of good news for vacationers in Israel with the announcement of the return of several aviation giants. Beyond the optimism in the aviation situation, the return of the companies will bring competition and cause prices to drop.

Orel Tsabari steps down from the stage: health issues prevail
The actor, currently starring in a musical directed by Tzedi Tzarfati, has fallen ill and will miss upcoming performances.

Liran Danino threatened to punch a manager at a concert: "Until you get it, you won't calm down"
The successful singer lost control during rehearsals at the Menora Arena due to sound issues. Danino shouted "Everything here is amateur," abandoned the stage, and threatened violence before the show.

Alleged Abuse of Wounded Soldiers at Rambam: Chilling Testimonies Emerge
Minister of Defense Israel Katz has demanded immediate answers following serious allegations of inappropriate and violent behavior by staff toward soldiers wounded in Lebanon and hospitalized at the medical center. The hospital has launched an investigation into the claims.

Netali Shem Tov narrows lawsuit against Channel 13: "Following court recommendation"
Former presenter Netali Shem Tov has removed the clause regarding reputational damage from her lawsuit against News 13, following a court recommendation to focus on the core issues of political persecution.

Court Drama: Liquidators of Real Estate Project Awarded 16 Million Shekels
The Tel Aviv District Court rejected shareholder objections, approving a substantial fee for liquidators based on the 272-million-shekel value of an improved plot in Rishon LeZion. The court also retroactively validated a multi-million shekel financing agreement with an external consultant.

Channel 12 News and Haaretz under attack: Police make arrest
Bricks thrown at entrances and a threatening letter left at the offices of major Israeli media outlets led to a covert investigation by the Tel Aviv Central Unit, resulting in a dramatic arrest and the filing of a prosecutor's statement.

Well-known restaurant in Israel loses Kashrut certification: 'The public should be careful'
The Religious Council of Yokneam has immediately revoked the Kashrut certificate from the popular business 'Shawarma Yisraelov' at the Paz gas station, following the serious discovery of non-kosher fat.

The revolution of Rami Levy and Israir: a new direct flight route from Ben Gurion Airport
The airline Israir, owned by the businessman, announces a highly sought-after European destination to which it will fly three times a week, with round-trip ticket prices starting at $340.

Battle of giants in Tel Aviv: The state claims 1,300 apartments and tens of millions
The State Attorney's Office demands that the court return 1,314 apartments in the heart of Tel Aviv to its possession and compel the Halamish company to refund approximately 51 million shekels: "They registered the assets in their name without consent and conducted negotiations with developers."

A First at Assuta: Innovative Treatment Defeats Cancer
A patient who underwent several unsuccessful rounds of treatment has received therapy based on engineering his own immune system cells. The process involves collecting cells from the patient's blood, re-engineering them, and returning them to the body to fight the tumor.

Drama at the Execution Office: Ex-wife's attempt to arrest ex-husband leads to loss of 1.9 million NIS
A divorced woman sought an arrest warrant against her ex-husband for a 1.9 million NIS child support debt, but the execution registrar ruled the debt was actually a disguised business obligation and ordered it discharged.

Yair Sherki shares thoughts on Haredi enlistment: "I cried a lot"
The Channel 12 news anchor broke down in front of the cameras while covering the IDF enlistment, and shared the personal and family moments that have overwhelmed him since the events of October 7.

The battle of the billions in Israeli high-tech: The court has made a dramatic decision
The Israeli company Papaya was ordered to pay $719 million to its competitor Skillz, but now a new legal drama in the United States is changing the rules of the game and preventing immediate punitive measures.

Fear on campuses: 96% of Jewish students in Canada have experienced or been exposed to antisemitism
A government report reveals a grim reality on campuses: most students are afraid to display Jewish symbols and feel that universities have abandoned them. A third of harassment incidents are carried out by lecturers and academic staff.

Friend of Eldar Dayan reveals after 3 weeks: "They hit Eldar on the head"
Maxim Barberman, who was arrested along with his friend on suspicion of murdering Eldar Dayan, revealed his version of the events at the Yarkon. While the police estimate that the investigation is nearing a resolution, a relative accuses: "They set him up"

Arkia breaks the market: flights from Ben Gurion Airport for only 159 shekels
The Israeli airline surprises passengers and offers discounted tickets even on weekends, but who is the main target audience that will receive this special benefit and what are the conditions for receiving it?

"Come on, run me over again": The drama, the arrest, and the stormy footage of Ofek Adank
Following a volatile argument involving allegations of vehicular assault and domestic violence, singer Ofek Adank was arrested and released under restrictive conditions. His performance was canceled at the last minute, and the couple appears to have ended their relationship.

Heavy loss: Attorney and advisor to the Prime Minister, Atiya Simcha, has passed away
She served in the Haganah, represented the country at the UN, and was appointed as an advisor to two Prime Ministers. Today, Israel bids farewell to one of the most influential figures in the history of law and society.

Romi Abergel on Thailand detention: "I almost lost my life, I still haven't processed it"
Israeli model Romi Abergel opens up about a four-month "nightmare" in Thailand caused by an agent's visa fraud. After her detention and the resulting mental toll, she says she is now focused on rebuilding her life.

National Insurance Institute to recalculate benefits: Important ruling issued
The Labor Court ruled that a break in reserve duty caused by an injury during service does not break the continuity of reserve service for the purpose of calculating compensation. The National Insurance Institute is required to recalculate the payment and add 3,000 shekels for legal expenses.
Nightmare on a Wizz Air flight to Israel: 300 passengers removed from the plane, police involved
All passengers were already on board, the flight attendants announced the end of boarding and locked the doors, but one moment before the plane began to move, a single passenger caused panic with his immediate demand to leave the aircraft.

National Insurance Institute to Disburse Education Grants in Three Days
As the school year approaches, the National Insurance Institute is preparing to distribute annual education grants to help families cover back-to-school expenses. Below are the details regarding eligibility and payment procedures.

Good news at Ben Gurion Airport: European airline returns to Israel this week
The month of August began with happy news for thousands of Israelis with the return of various aviation giants. Over the weekend, several companies announced their return to Israel, which will expand competition for the Tishrei holiday vacations.

Drama at supermarket chain: threats and damage to well-known branch
Police arrested a 54-year-old resident of Holon suspected of involvement in three incidents in Gush Dan, where knives and shell casings were left at the entrances to two bank branches and a branch of a well-known food chain.