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"It was not a business dispute - my brother was murdered for nothing"
Relatives of attorney Arbel Feldman, who was murdered in Rishon LeZion, demand justice for his memory and are angry at reports that tried to link him to a financial dispute with the murder suspect: "Arbel acted according to the law." "Nothing in his conduct in the last few days hinted that he was afraid of anything."

Dramatic footage from Japan: Doctors shielded patient with their bodies during earthquake
New footage from the severe earthquake in Japan shows moments of horror. Emergency cameras at the hospital in the city of Yatsushiro captured doctors shielding a patient with their bodies during surgery as the building shook.

Impersonated a 15-year-old on TikTok and harmed children: Serious indictment against a resident of Nesher
Alon Swisa, a 46-year-old resident of Nesher, is accused of conducting explicit sexual correspondence with girls on social media. Swisa is also charged with rape and serious indecent acts against children aged 5 to 7, committed in 2003–2004.

Modi'in Illit resident arrested for threatening police commander
The investigation was opened at the Mesubim station after information was received about threatening messages posted in a WhatsApp group and directed at the commander. The suspect was arrested and brought for questioning at the Mesubim station, at the end of which he was imprisoned.

11 illegal aliens found hiding in a pit at a construction site in Kiryat Ata
Police located a group of residents from the Palestinian territories during an operation to identify illegal aliens in the Coastal District. The suspects, who police say were living and working at the site, were arrested, and their detention was extended until August 10.

Ashkelon couple indicted for espionage and intelligence gathering for hostile entities
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment in the Tel Aviv District Court against Tamirlan Amushokov (26) and Alina Kushnirenko (24) for serious espionage offenses. The indictment alleges that the couple operated via Telegram under the direction of individuals posing as "Aslan" and "David," systematically documenting military and civilian infrastructure and gathering intelligence on the...

Libel lawsuit by Haaretz journalist against Yair Netanyahu dismissed
The Magistrate's Court ruled that Yossi Klein's quotes were distorted, but it was not proven that Netanyahu or the Likud party published the distortion. Judge: "Freedom of speech does not include the freedom to lie." The background to the lawsuit is an opinion piece published by Klein in February 2023 under the headline "Attention: 1933 is already here."

Israeli expelled from Berlin restaurant for "Israeli accent" while ordering hummus
According to the Israeli, a waiter at a Berlin restaurant refused to serve him due to his origin and the way he pronounced the word "hummus," eventually ordering him to leave. With the assistance of the Ofek organization, a lawsuit has been filed alleging antisemitic discrimination based on ethnic origin.

Starbucks in trouble: Police raided company headquarters following massive protests
A Starbucks Korea campaign, which included the terms "SS Tank" and "Tank Day," sparked accusations that it mocked one of the most traumatic events in the country's history. Following the uproar, police raided the company's offices, the campaign was canceled, and the CEO was dismissed.

Crisis in the Rabbinical Courts: hearings, divorces, and travel bans to be halted
Following a Supreme Court ruling that halted the transfer of funds, senior officials in the religious services system warn of a complete cessation of services to citizens as early as this coming Sunday. The freeze will prevent the opening of divorce cases, Jewish status inquiries, and the issuance of travel bans. A senior official in the religious services system harshly criticized the move...

Robbery, extortion and threats: indictment filed against members of the "SSQ" gang | Documentation
The three youths, aged 15 and 16, arrived a few weeks ago at a store on a central street in Holon and vandalized it. The next day, they returned to the scene, demanded money from the business owner, and violently attacked him. The police are now requesting to extend their detention until the end of the proceedings.

46-year-old Be'er Sheva resident charged with sex offenses against minor relative
The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a resident of Be'er Sheva for sex offenses against his 10-year-old relative. According to the indictment, the defendant exploited his role as the person accompanying her from school to perform indecent acts. Prosecutors have requested that he remain in custody until the end of legal proceedings, noting that the abuse ceased only after the...

"A cynical use of a draconian procedure": District Court discusses the cancellation of the administrative order against Tal Yinon Dardik
The Jerusalem District Court is discussing an appeal filed on behalf of the Central Command Chief, Major General Avi Bluth, against a decision stating that the administrative restriction order against Tal Yinon Dardik is not enforceable in its current format. Knesset members Limor Son Har-Melech and Tally Gotliv also arrived at the hearing, sharply criticizing Bluth and claiming that the filing of...

The experts' secret: the right way to overcome jet lag
Feeling tired in the afternoon and wide awake in the middle of the night after a flight? Experts explain what really happens to your biological clock when you cross time zones and present simple steps to help you enjoy your vacation or return to your routine.

Escalation in protest against "Ba-Smita" cafe: teenager arrested
Police arrested a teenager suspected of throwing feces at the "Ba-Smita" cafe in Jerusalem amid ongoing protests over its operation on Shabbat. The arrest follows a sharp escalation in clashes, during which protesters attempted to force their way into the establishment.

A happy ending: Lion cubs illegally smuggled into Israel have found a new home in Africa
Two lions, "Ben Tzur" and "Uri", found in 2025 after being held and traded illegally, were transferred in a complex operation without anesthesia to the ADI sanctuary for big cats in South Africa. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority and the Hai Park Motzkin accompanied the two on their journey, and the mother of Staff Sergeant Uri Gerbi, of blessed memory, for whom the lion is named, came to say...

20-year-old murdered in shooting in Gilboa
A young man of about 20 was murdered in a shooting in the village of Muqeible. MADA teams evacuated him to HaEmek Hospital while performing resuscitation efforts, where his death was pronounced. Police forces were dispatched to the scene, began extensive searches to locate suspects, and are investigating the circumstances of the case.

The numbers worrying the education system: how the smartphone is taking over students
Students are obsessed with smartphones: 18% of them testify that they often forget to perform tasks because they were busy with it. 22% of teenagers say they are immersed in their phone even while spending time with friends. The ORT network identifies damage to attention and mental health and is launching a program with students and teachers to reduce phone usage.

Puppy killings and mutilation: two cases of animal abuse shake Poland
Three puppies were brought to a veterinary clinic with their ears cruelly severed. In a separate case, a 42-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of killing three puppies. The surviving animals have been placed under the care of animal welfare organizations.

Man hid father's body in freezer to continue receiving pension
A 55-year-old man was arrested after police discovered the body of his 90-year-old father in the basement of a closed hotel he owns. Following inconsistencies regarding the father's disappearance, a search of the property led to the discovery of the body.

Defying age and stroke: 97-year-old Betty continues to break world records
Betty Bromage broke the Guinness World Record as the oldest woman to perform a wing walk. The daring operation was intended to raise funds for the stroke unit at the hospital where she was treated with dedication. "I would be bored with life," she said.

Footballer murdered in Kampala suburb after being beaten with stones
Uganda mourns the death of David Owori, captain of the national champion SC Villa, who was brutally attacked in the capital. "He was a leader and a key player in the team," the club stated.

"Always invested in others": Taha Abu Quider killed in car accident
MADA teams arriving at the scene pronounced the death of the 29-year-old volunteer. Two other injured individuals were evacuated to Soroka Hospital. Abu Quider, who had recently completed his medical studies, was preparing to begin his internship in Israel.

"Dad cried in the shower": The organization helping Holocaust survivors
Decades after surviving the inferno, many survivors in Israel still live in homes suffering from safety hazards and accessibility difficulties. Now, the "Latet" organization is issuing a call to the public to reach out and report on elderly people in need of assistance, to enable them to live their final years with dignity and security.

Judge orders IPS to respond to claims of defendant accused of spying for Iran: "I was starved in detention"
Tel Aviv District Court Judge Oded Maor has ordered the Israel Prison Service (IPS) to respond within seven days to claims by a defendant accused of spying for Iran that he was denied food for 36 hours. The judge emphasized that detention does not strip an individual of their fundamental rights.

"Seed of Amalek, this is not Tel Aviv": Clashes in Be'er Sheva at a protest against the Deputy Mayor
About 50 protesters demonstrated outside the Be'er Sheva municipality ahead of the discussion on the status of Deputy Mayor Shimon Tobol, following the filing of an indictment against him for assaulting two gas station employees. The protesters are demanding his dismissal, while his supporters arrived at the scene and the verbal confrontation continued outside the city hall building.

Former Pakistani Government Minister Arrested on Suspicion of Child Rape in Manchester
Roksar Ahmad, a former Pakistani government minister, was arrested in the UK on suspicion of sexual offenses committed in the 1990s. Despite the ongoing investigation, he fled the country and refuses to return for questioning.

Against the backdrop of tension between Katz and Bluth: The demand of the activist at the center of the struggle
The controversy surrounding Tal Yinon Dardik's administrative order has become a political battleground, peaking with the Defense Minister's unusual meeting with him during his hunger strike. Tomorrow, a court hearing will address the fear of creating a dangerous legal precedent that could also serve Palestinian terrorists under administrative house arrest in the future.

Under a false identity: Egged driver from Shuafat suspected of death threats against Katz and Ben Gvir
According to the police, the suspect posted serious threats on social media against ministers Israel Katz and Itamar Ben Gvir while impersonating another person. The court extended his detention by five days after determining that there is a reasonable suspicion of the offenses and a fear of obstruction of the investigation.

President of the State at the burial ceremony of Herzl's grandparents: 'There is no full victory without diplomatic work'
A ceremony was held on Mount Herzl to bury the remains of Shimon and Rivka Herzl, brought from Serbia. President Isaac Herzog emphasized the necessity of diplomacy, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed Israel's determination to ensure its security.

Are Summer Vacations Too Long? The Surprising Reality in Israel
Israeli parents often struggle with the length of summer vacation. However, data shows that the issue is not the total number of school days, but rather their inefficient distribution throughout the year.

The Lawsuit That Changed Tel Aviv Nightlife: Clubs Take Action Against Smoking
Seven prominent Tel Aviv entertainment venues have reached court-sanctioned settlements following class-action lawsuits regarding illegal smoking. The clubs have committed to tightening enforcement, training staff, and implementing real-time reporting mechanisms for patrons.

Suspicion: Employee Stole Packages Worth Tens of Thousands of Shekels After 22 Years on the Job
The police accuse an Israel Airports Authority employee of stealing packages worth tens of thousands of shekels, and the court has extended his detention by three days. The defense attorney argued that the suspect was not informed of the specific items allegedly stolen, but the court ruled that the investigation must proceed.

Will a social media post lead to a breakthrough in the disappearance of Eldar Dayan?
A development in the investigation of Dayan's disappearance was recorded today, when his girlfriend announced to her followers that he had contacted his father from his hiding place. It is possible that the police will ask the court to extend the detention of his two friends once again.

In the shadow of the severe shortage: A program to bring teachers from the USA has been launched
The severe shortage of teaching staff ahead of the start of the school year has given birth to a joint initiative to encourage Aliyah from North America, with the goal of integrating Olim into the education system. The program will provide a comprehensive support package and degree recognition before they arrive in the country. However, due to the complexity of the bureaucratic process and...

"I have killed Jews in the past and I will do it again": New report reveals scale of antisemitism in the UK
A study by the Community Security Trust (CST), published on Sky News, shows that nearly 2,000 antisemitic incidents occurred in the UK during the first half of 2026. London leads in the number of events, with physical assaults reaching record highs.

Fine for privacy violation: Karting company fined 12,000 shekels
The Privacy Protection Authority determined that the company collected sensitive personal information without providing the required legal notice. Its arguments were rejected and the amount was reduced from 20,000 shekels.

Danger on the plate: About half a ton of meat unfit for consumption seized and destroyed in Tamra
A joint inspection by the Ministry of Agriculture, the police, and the Tax Authority exposed a butcher shop with about 500 kg of meat without veterinary documentation. The business owner was questioned under caution and further proceedings are expected.

Detention Extended for Suspect in Attack on Channel 12 News Office
Police claim to have gathered evidence linking the suspect to a series of incidents, including death threats. The defense attorney argues that there is no significant progress and requests house arrest.

"The name 'Hamas' is destruction and ruin for the Zionist occupiers": Suspect arrested for incitement against IDF soldiers
Officers of the Gilad YALAP, Border Police fighters, and 417th Brigade forces arrested a 39-year-old resident of the territories in Jericho, suspected of systematically publishing incitement against IDF soldiers and praising the Hamas terrorist organization. The suspect, found hiding in bushes near his home, is identified with the 'Muslim Brotherhood' and linked to Hamas operatives in the Gaza...