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A disturbing trend of organized shoplifting has emerged in Eilat, involving families on vacation. Police have uncovered a sophisticated method where suspects use young children as cover to steal luxury goods.

A combination of a fateful Fed interest rate decision, a surge in oil prices, and financial reports puts investors before a new dilemma, as the market is no longer satisfied with promises and demands results on the bottom line.

The "Dancing with the Stars" judge spoke in a candid interview about public perception, his meticulous grooming, and the rumors that have followed him for years. He also shared how his wife reacts to the gossip and how he handles romantic advances.

Shaked Bitton, who became a household name through the matchmaking show, has kept his private life quiet following his unsuccessful experience on the program. However, this past weekend, he finally introduced his new partner to the public.

Following the surprising breakup on the show "Married at First Sight," presenter Ilanit Levi shared personal insights on how she experiences the end of a romantic relationship.

Corinne Gideon shared details about a meeting with Gilad Erdan ahead of the 2026 elections and explained her decision regarding a political career.

Saturday night's battle of the giants was decided in favor of Channel 12, which overtook its competitors by an impressive margin. Other time slots saw tight races, with leadership shifting between different networks.

The Hong Kong Observatory has issued a level 9 typhoon warning as Typhoon Noul approaches the coast. Passengers are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport.

The Ofer Malls group is launching a new back-to-school promotion, offering 8 school shirts with a logo for 99.90 NIS at Golf Kids. The offer is available via the MY OFER app at 12 malls nationwide.

At the peak of the summer season, the Petah Tikva municipality is launching an initiative for families. This coming Wednesday, the city's main streets will turn into entertainment zones featuring creative workshops, photo booths, street games, and performances.

The total cost of the war represents about 12%–15% of Israel's GDP, an exceptional economic burden. In contrast, American aid, while strategically vital, amounts to less than one-tenth of one percent of the annual US GDP.

Tel Aviv closed the week in the green, led by defense stocks, while Wall Street ended in the red as the 'Magnificent Seven' faced a sell-off. This week, investors are focused on the Fed's interest rate decision and earnings reports from major global and Israeli companies.

WorldCom Finance has received a payment services license from the Israel Securities Authority and simultaneously announced the completion of its acquisition of WeCard's operations. According to the company, there are currently only about 30 companies in Israel holding this type of license.

A pharmacist sued the National Insurance Institute, claiming that years of prolonged standing at work caused him to develop varicose veins. The court determined a causal link between his working conditions and his medical condition, leading the Institute to reverse its initial decision.

Out of 11 billion shekels in mortgages, more than 10 billion are brand new loans. Apparently, a sign of a red-hot market, but the Treasury claims it is an illusion. The contractors' 80/20 deals are coming back like a boomerang, and the Treasury's data reveals what is really happening behind the scenes.

Despite a slowdown in the Tel Aviv real estate market, the luxury segment remains resilient. Entrepreneur Raz Goldwasser, who is developing a boutique project in the Ravivim neighborhood, notes that unique locations allow for sustained pricing even during challenging times.

A father of minor daughters sent an urgent appeal to Super-Pharm, Be, and Good Pharm demanding that adult accessories displayed at children's eye level be concealed, while other consumers claim this is moral coercion.

Moshe Radman sent pre-lawsuit warning letters to Amit Segal, Yinon Magal, Shimon Riklin, and Iki Adamker. He stated: "I try to avoid suing media figures and journalists and am a great believer in freedom of speech, but freedom of speech is not the freedom of incitement, lies, and slander."

Actor Yossi Marshak shared the economic difficulties that led him to abandon the stage, the painful rift with his father in his childhood, and the dramatic decision to take part in public activity for the return of the hostages following the events of October 7.

The Fattal hotel group has expressed its condolences to Chairman Yuval Bronstein following the passing of his father, Arie Bronstein. Yuval Bronstein is a prominent figure in the Israeli economy, having served as CEO of the Azrieli Group and Deputy Accountant General at the Ministry of Finance.

A surprising statement by military analyst Alon Ben-David during security coverage sparked significant resentment and triggered a wave of stormy reactions on social media regarding his description of a terror attack.

The retail giant is launching promotions on personal care, cleaning supplies, and consumer goods, featuring 'second item for 1 or 5 shekels' deals. Some discounts are exclusive to Life Style credit card holders.

Nissim Zuaretz announced his resignation after two years in office, citing internal management conflicts. He has called for early, comprehensive elections to stabilize the institution.

After the home of Yael Shevach and Ilana Shimon burned down at Havat Gilad, Hadassa Ben Ari arrived to support the two. One special purchase for Yael moved even Rabbanit Yemima Mizrachi to tears.

The Osher Ad chain has begun selling modular bunk beds with a pull-out trundle for self-assembly. The base price for the frame is 999 shekels, with mattresses sold separately.

Just before the transition to live broadcasts, Nate Buzolic ended his journey on the show after an emotional performance alongside Daniella Gilboa. Will he get another chance to return to the floor in the "lifeline" stage?

News 13 presenter Lucy Aharish addresses for the first time the series of lawsuits totaling 600,000 shekels she filed against social media activists, stating: 'They cannot spread lies about me, call me a terrorist, and think that it will pass without consequence.'

Moshik Roth reveals for the first time the details of his firing from 'MasterChef': just two days before the news, the production was still coordinating filming dates with him. The chef expresses his disappointment at learning about his departure through the media and discusses his strained relationship with his colleagues.

In an interview with media consultant Avi Shushan, the Prime Minister addressed accusations of paternalism and arrogance, responded jokingly to a question about a genetic test, and delivered a firm message against what he called "propaganda channels."

Journalist Eirit Linor shared candid insights into how her relationships with colleagues cooled following her shift in political views. She described instances of alienation, where acquaintances refused to engage with her, labeling her as part of the "camp that destroys everything."

Two investors or one? Are they connected to the Hapoel Ramat Gan club or did they arrive only because of an acquaintance with Avi Yehiel? We reveal new details about the mysterious investor who prefers to remain anonymous.

Against the backdrop of security tensions, the Italian airline ITA (Lufthansa Group) has announced the suspension of flights until Tuesday. Additionally, Austrian Airlines has canceled several flights scheduled for today.

The dream of a garden and a private house is becoming increasingly elusive for Israelis. Recent transaction data reveals a significant jump in prices, alongside a surprising and much more affordable alternative within reach.

The Chinese memory chip company CXMT is reaching the largest IPO in Asia this year, but in a parallel market, it is already trading at a value almost five times higher than the IPO price. What is behind the huge gap, and why does this story also affect Israeli pension savings?

After ranking first in the world for financial assets and 18th in average wealth, a UBS report reveals another parameter where Israel stands out. What is this interesting index, and why is a high number here not necessarily good news?

The updated ranking reveals the wealth of Eyal Ofer, Miriam Adelson, and Idan Ofer, who continue to lead the list of billionaires in Israel, alongside the growth of the Federmann family's capital.

The World Cup final crushes the weekly rating charts with a rare figure of 40.6% and over a million viewers, while familiar prime-time programs and news editions struggle for the remaining spots in the top table | Full ranking here

Ahead of the new season of the docu-reality show "Connected" on HOT, TV host Ortal Amar discusses her earnings for the project, her views on money, and the financial dynamic with her partner, Itay Adler.

The digital currency market concludes a positive week with all major assets recording gains. Bitcoin and Ethereum lead the growth, followed by steady performances from Binance Coin and Ripple.

The TV presenter shared that a scooter rider collided with him while he was walking down the street with a cup of coffee, spilled the hot drink on him, and continued on her way without stopping. Instead of reacting with anger, he chose to post an ironic message to his followers.