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Chef Israel Aharoni Reveals New Restaurant Plans
During the launch of his food truck at the Ofer Bilu Center complex, beloved chef Israel Aharoni announced he will soon open a new restaurant in Tel Aviv's Florentin neighborhood, featuring an expanded menu and delivery services.

Idan Raichel to Host New Program on Reshet 13: "Israeli Version"
The singer and "The Voice" judge will lead a new program on Reshet 13, embarking on a personal journey with some of Israel's biggest stars to revisit the milestones that shaped their lives.

Restaurant chain BBB expands in Israel with 1.2 million shekel investment
The BBB Group is launching two leading brands, Moses Shop and Rapidos, in a shared space at the Rothstein commercial center in Be'er Ya'akov.

Popular singer to stand trial for murder and dismemberment of 14-year-old girl
Following the revelation of compelling evidence, including DNA results and incriminating correspondence, a court has ruled that the American singer will stand trial for the murder and dismemberment of a 14-year-old girl who had been reported missing.

Osher Ad or Rami Levy: The Cheapest Shopping Basket in Israel
A price comparison across 11 retail chains reveals a 31% gap on 152 items. The battle for the top spot was decided by a mere 88 agorot.

The Israel Diamond Exchange is collapsing: "Economic failure, we have suffered a defeat"
Following record-low figures in the industry, the resigning president of the Diamond Exchange, Nissim Zuaretz, blames the Prime Minister for an economic failure and warns that without change, companies may leave Israel.

Ofer Yannai in Financial Turmoil: Massive Debts of Billions of Shekels Revealed
The Israel Securities Authority claims that Nofar Energy breached financial covenants for two quarters. Due to a massive gap in debt calculation, the businessman is forced to take an unusual step.

Maayan Ashkenazi: "Maybe because of my requirements I am still alone"
Maayan Ashkenazi spoke in an interview about professional changes in her life, her busy studio routine, and the standards she sets when looking for a partner.

Discount Bank: Inflation and Rising Airfares Hinder Interest Rate Cuts
Economists at Discount Bank point to rising consumer prices and fuel costs driven by geopolitical tensions and a weaker shekel. These developments effectively rule out any near-term interest rate cuts in Israel.

Blow to Mortgage Borrowers in Israel: Bank of Israel Poised to Shake the Economy
A new economic review indicates that rising global fuel and energy prices make an interest rate cut in September unlikely, while also raising the consumer price index forecast for the coming months.

Investment bank warns: The decisive week that could shake the markets
UBS bank publishes a forecast ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and reports from technology giants, as massive investments in artificial intelligence raise serious concerns among investors.

Mark Zuckerberg Upgrades Meta: Changes Coming to Your Accounts
Meta is integrating its AI assistant into private Threads messages and launching new autonomous capabilities to manage calendar and email tasks without requiring repeated instructions.

Warning to thousands of drivers in Israel: The recall that endangers the vehicle license
Delek Motors is calling 1,405 vehicle owners to urgently arrive for a software update following a gap in fuel consumption. Drivers who do not perform the repair within six months will not be able to renew their vehicle license.

The comeback of the century or a Hollywood rumor? Kevin McCallister returns to the screen
Reports in the US claim that Macaulay Culkin has offered Disney studios an idea for a direct sequel to "Home Alone". Will the boy who was left alone return as an adult? All the details about the drama.

Yigal Dimri to earn up to 7.9 million shekels annually as he increases stake
A day after the approval of a new compensation policy for the controlling shareholder, Yigal Dimri purchased Y.H. Dimri shares worth approximately 620,000 shekels, further increasing his holdings.

Court Rejects Tenant's Attempt to Block Urban Renewal Project Over "Excessive Developer Profit"
A Jerusalem apartment owner refused to sign an urban renewal agreement, claiming the developer's profit exceeded the threshold set by Standard 21.1. The court clarified that the standard establishes a minimum profitability floor to ensure project viability, not a maximum ceiling. Analysis by urban renewal expert, Advocate Dan Helpert.

Osher Ad chain expands: Lenovo laptop now available at a competitive price
Retail giant Osher Ad has launched sales of the Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 15ARP10 laptop for 2,599 NIS. The product is available for purchase exclusively at customer service desks in branches.

Drivers in Israel are profiting: Huge discounts on luxury vehicles including Mercedes
The car importer Colmobil is launching a special sales event to mark 120 years of operation, during which unique financing plans, gifts of choice for every buyer, and significant benefits on a variety of leading brands in the Israeli market will be offered.

More expensive than Dubai and Paris: The astronomical prices of the hotel in Eilat - "They have lost their minds"
An examination of accommodation prices in Eilat revealed particularly luxurious suites that reached a price of almost 119,000 shekels per night. Host Niv Gilboa reacted with shock on air: "They have lost their minds."

Sharon Gal Reveals the Secret Behind His New Studio Purchase
After struggling with the decision to invest in a property that required construction from scratch, the host turned to the "Igrot Kodesh" and was stunned by a response that prompted his immediate decision to buy.

Channel 13 presenter arrives for a live broadcast and it ends in embarrassment | Watch
After a viral video showed her ability to identify songs in a second, the internet star was invited to a surprise test in the "Ha-Tzinor" studio, which caused unexpected moments in front of the cameras but ended with a surprising score.

Guy Pines reveals the drama on air: "The screaming I received"
The veteran television host shared a story from his past about the moment he stood on a high bungee crane in Israel, until a surprising and stressful phone call changed his plans at the last second.

A hard blow to technology on Wall Street: The chip index is diving by 23% since the beginning of the month
Concerns over massive investments in the AI field and the strengthening of competitors from China are exacerbating the falls on Wall Street. Conversely, finance and healthcare companies are showing new highs thanks to solid financial results.

Tension on the networks: When will Alon Gonen reveal his next business idea live?
Following the success and headlines he captured, the senior investor and entrepreneur is putting everything on the table. Right here, all the details on the exact date when the race for the next generation of entrepreneurs will begin.

Guy Meroz admits on live broadcast: "Orly and I are in a very difficult period, I am to blame"
Guy Meroz arrived at the "The Patriots" studio on the day of his wife Orly Vilnai's 53rd birthday and addressed her with an emotional message amidst a complex period involving health issues and moving house.

A Distraction for Lamine Yamal? The Online Drama Surrounding the Spanish Star's Partner
After Spain's World Cup victory, Ines Garcia found herself at the center of a wave of rumors and harsh online backlash, prompting her to break her silence with a personal post.

Eve of Tu B'Av: One of the wealthiest women in Israel got married
Irit Strauss, from a prominent Israeli business family, married her partner of the last two years in a small family event held in Herzliya Pituach. The couple chose to keep the wedding away from the spotlight.

Tzofit Grant attacked: "Stupid, you convinced your brother not to take medication"
Tzofit Grant-Rand shared her reaction to the online backlash following her confession about her health condition and clarified the controversy regarding her refusal of medication: "I am not against medication, but in my case, I know that when I enter crises, I have a lot of tools."

After soaring 4,000% in a year: SanDisk stock crashes 50%
Until a month ago, SanDisk investors were seeing annual returns of around 4,000%, but the stock has since halved from its peak. We examine the pressures facing the company and whether this correction presents a buying opportunity.

Yochananof slashes prices: Samsung tablet for 699 shekels
The Yochananof supermarket chain is expanding its electronics department, offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus for 699 shekels. Additionally, the chain is relaunching its promotion on the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra and introducing back-to-school deals.

Opko Health Shares Jump Over 33% Following Strong Earnings
The American biopharma company Opko Health stunned investors on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange with stronger-than-expected quarterly results, a dramatic reduction in net loss, and an upward revision of its annual revenue forecast beyond market analyst estimates.

With a kippah and a suit: Avigdor Lieberman's unexpected gesture
On the occasion of Tu B'Av, the chairman of Yisrael Beiteinu, Avigdor Lieberman, shared a festive photo with his wife, Ella, while simultaneously expressing his firm support for the Supreme Court's decision to freeze the law preventing the arrest of deserters.

Secrets Revealed: The Stormy Celebrity Breakups in Israel
From reality TV to the courtroom: A look at the most scandalous celebrity breakups in Israel, involving lawsuits, social media feuds, and deeply personal artistic revelations.

Rafael Celebrates: System Sold to 25 Navies Worldwide
Rafael's naval weapon system is in service with 25 navies around the world, and the 1,000th unit has now been delivered to the Israeli Navy as part of its ongoing vessel modernization program.

Kobi Oz reveals a surprising confession at 56: "He is worried about my livelihood"
Singer Kobi Oz, lead singer of the band "Tipex", shared that a supporter of the Prime Minister recommended he avoid expressing political views to protect his career: "I do not belong to that generation of artists that is always waiting for a campaign and therefore it is better for them to be pretty and shut up."

Court Orders 103FM to Pay Nathan Zahavi 900,000 Shekels
The District Court ruled that 103FM breached its employment contract with veteran host Nathan Zahavi during his dismissal. The station must pay 900,000 shekels in compensation plus 75,000 shekels in legal fees.

Red Day on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange: Indices Plummet While One Stock Jumps Over 33%
The local stock exchange saw a red trading day with declines across leading indices. Amid the downturn, largely driven by negative trends in global chip stocks, one company recorded an unusual double-digit surge that surprised investors.

Flying abroad this summer? These are the risks you need to take into account
More and more vacation destinations are dealing this summer with heatwaves, fires, water shortages, and transport disruptions. A new review recommends adding another consideration before booking a vacation, and presents how climate change is already affecting some of the most popular destinations among Israelis.

Eliran Biton: On the split with Gal Rubin, new projects and family plans
Eliran Biton shared in an interview how his relationships with Big Brother participants have evolved, discussed his upcoming advertising campaigns, and explained how the time apart on the show helped strengthen his marriage to his wife, Noya.

Selling the World Cup? FIFA's dramatic move revealed
The international football association is preparing a major reorganization by establishing a new commercial entity. Part of the company will be sold to private investors, while investment bank JPMorgan is leading talks to inject billions of dollars into the organization.