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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.

Ron Huldai, Mayor of Tel Aviv-Yafo, announced in a live broadcast that he will not run for another term and shared the age at which he will leave. Later, he revealed which two candidates for Prime Minister he is deliberating between.

Mercantile Bank, a subsidiary of Discount Bank, published its second-quarter reports with a profit of 205 million shekels and a return on equity that eroded to 12.8%. The board of directors approved a dividend of 50% of the profit — what does this mean for Discount, which is currently examining the possibility of merging Mercantile into it?

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.

A mostly green week on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with two major developments: the fourth-largest bank on the exchange entered the list of the ten largest companies, replacing a chip manufacturer that reported its results. Meanwhile, the largest company on the exchange jumped nearly 9% and is approaching a market value of one trillion shekels.

The famous Israeli public relations expert, Rani Rahav, shared a poignant message this morning regarding the passing of his kindergarten teacher, Tzila Peles (of blessed memory), and reflected on the lasting impact she had on his life.

Yoav Horowitz, former Chief of Staff and Director General of the Prime Minister's Office, appeared before the cameras and expressed criticism of the Prime Minister and his wife. Guy Peleg took a jab at the former senior official in Netanyahu's office: "Too late, too weak".

The CEO of the Victory chain posted a photo of the trendy chocolate bar on social media and asked consumers if he should bring it to the branches. The enthusiastic responses from users have already provided an unequivocal answer.

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.

The new and highly anticipated musical directed by Tzadok Tzarfati premiered at Expo Tel Aviv, featuring a first-of-its-kind technology in Israel that left dozens of celebrities in the audience stunned.

A Reuters investigation has exposed a $4 billion sanctions-evasion network that served the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Central Bank in Tehran. The US Treasury Department has intervened and shut down the operation.

The former footballer turned sought-after DJ is going on a tour in Israel and abroad. Amidst parties in Europe, he talks about the decision to observe Shabbat for the sake of his family and responds confidently to all critics.

Guy Lehrer addressed the harsh reactions to a PUSH website post regarding Likud primaries. He criticized the party's supporters, suggesting their vote is driven by a "magical love for the commander."

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.

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 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.

Financial experts call it "frugality that has become cool again," and this time it involves a series of small habits that are supposed to change your financial picture over time. But what is really behind the trend, and why is it catching on right now?

In draw number 3953 held on Saturday night, one participant caused a sensation by correctly guessing the six numbers and the strong number, pocketing a first prize of 40,000,000 shekels.

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."

After an especially stormy weekend that began with searches in central Tel Aviv, media personality Guy Meroz arrived at the Channel 14 studio and did not hold back with harsh words.

The "Machsanei HaShuk" chain is launching a special promotion on dozens of popular products from leading brands, including "Materna" baby products and "Osem" food products. All the details on the new discounts.

Israel's restaurant index shows an increase in diners arriving in Haifa and the Galilee. Alongside high demand and the desire to recover, business owners reiterate the need for grants and assistance to survive.

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.

Against the backdrop of the most severe crisis in the Israeli high-tech sector, a senior manager reveals the personal moments of horror and the secret method she developed to save her employees and find them all new jobs.

Amid the ongoing Roy Revivo saga, a top Serie A club is pursuing Maccabi Tel Aviv's young striker. Mitch Goldhar has set a firm price tag of over 5 million euros to open negotiations.

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.

Aura has launched a campaign for Hever members. The big question: will this cause the company to sell hundreds of apartments in the short term? Yaakov Atrakchi explains in an interview what is about to happen in the market, why buyers should take advantage of the situation, and when prices will return to rising.

A sharp decline in boat sales and mounting debt have led the well-known Florida-based FB Marine Group to file for bankruptcy. The retailer, whose vessels have featured in international ad campaigns, reports debts of $2.6 million.

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 shares of Israel's largest credit card company have lost about a third of their value since the beginning of 2026 and are trading below the price at which Yitzhak Tshuva's Delek Group acquired control. This week, the company is publishing its second-quarter reports. What is putting pressure on the stock, how are the Bank of Israel's interest rate cuts affecting it, and how much are Tshuva and...

Hairdresser Lior Atiya, who worked closely with the Prime Minister's wife, addressed the allegations published against her and came to her defense: "I received treatment opposite to what is described in the media. 'Do you want something to drink?' Everything was within the framework of pleasant and fun conversation."

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.

Bank Hapoalim is launching 'Poalim Junior City,' a free interactive complex for children focused on financial education. The project, with investments estimated at millions of shekels, offers a unique experience where children can 'work' and manage their earnings.

The US President announced a dramatic $3 billion move to combat China's control, but the decision to act independently in the Pacific Ocean is now sparking unprecedented opposition.

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.

Rita's daughter opens up about her complex childhood alongside her sister Meshi, the family gap, and the moment everything changed between them.

The Lior Adika chain has launched a massive new branch at the Mivne Tel Hanan complex. With a multi-million investment, the store offers a vast selection of cosmetics, pharmacy items, and home goods to residents of Haifa, Nesher, and the Krayot.

The daughter of the late billionaire Eitan Wertheimer speaks openly about life alongside family wealth, explains why she insists on working hard, and reveals what kind of financial education she will pass on to her daughter.

Yoav Horowitz's revelation about the demand to have employees sign a loyalty form to the Netanyahu family is sparking stormy reactions, with a Channel 14 commentator accusing him of a humiliating performance for political gain.

National diva Rita packed the Caesarea Amphitheater for a sold-out anniversary show. We break down the earnings and production costs behind this massive musical event.