Israel Hayom

Since the beginning of the year, Northern District police officers and Border Police fighters have seized over 530 lethal weapons in the sector as part of the fight against violent crime. The two suspects, residents of Ibtin and I'billin, were interrogated at the Shfaram station and will be brought to court to extend their detention.

A month before the start of the school year, dozens of senior officials and educators have united to demand that the crisis in the system be placed at the center of the elections. Among their demands: worthy candidates for the education portfolio, budget equality, and investment in teaching and management staff.

The 19-year-old usher asked them to stop smoking and leave the hall, after which he was attacked with punches and kicks. He was evacuated to Kaplan Medical Center with a broken nose and severe facial injuries. Police have filed an indictment against the four and requested their detention until the end of the proceedings.

An indictment was filed against a 62-year-old man who drove under the influence of alcohol and lost control of his vehicle in Karmiel. A breathalyzer test conducted on the spot showed an alcohol level four times the legal limit. His vehicle was seized and impounded for 30 days.

Police and Border Police forces raided a restaurant in Nazareth following intelligence reports. The owner and an employee were arrested, with police seeking to extend their detention. Over 530 weapons have been seized in the Northern District since the start of the year.

The Clal Center was designed to be a first-of-its-kind shopping center: instead of street-level shops, the retail space was built into an internal plaza, similar to the Dizengoff Center. However, a combination of infrastructure complaints and mysterious urban legends has left the building largely deserted.

The police began searches following reports of gunfire on Dov Hoz Street. According to the police, the suspects who fled towards Ramat Gan were located shortly after. There were no casualties or damage, and the police will request to extend their detention.

Students at Bar-Ilan University are facing demands to pay for courses they were exempted from due to reserve duty. The university maintains that the exemption is academic, not financial.

This is perhaps one of the most familiar instructions on a flight, but also one of the most important. Here is how the seat position can affect the chance of being injured in an accident and the speed of evacuation from the plane.

The health system enjoys the highest public trust in Israel, yet the position of Health Minister has become one of the least sought-after in politics. Amidst a staffing crisis, long waiting lists for surgeries, and mental health challenges, few parties have presented a concrete plan to address these critical issues.

A fight broke out during a screening in India after a viewer loudly revealed plot details of the film. In Hong Kong, police are searching for a woman suspected of throwing liquid at the 6-year-old son of a local actress following an argument over his behavior in the hall.

According to Delhi Police, the 53-year-old suspect purchased the murder weapon in advance. Following the crime, he withdrew a large sum of cash and was apprehended while attempting to escape. During interrogation, he cited a long-standing property dispute as the motive.

Police officers in New Jersey wore camouflage suits and hid in the vegetation to spot drivers using their phones. In just six hours, they issued 74 tickets. The fine for a repeat offense can reach $600.

The suspect filmed the president's golf club grounds in California and appeared to be tracking security preparations at the site. A rifle that was illegally modified, a pistol, a bulletproof vest, and notebooks containing "alarming statements" were found in his home. The Secret Service and the FBI are investigating whether he posed a threat to the president.

A 34-year-old man went missing while swimming at a beach in Limassol. After a two-hour search, he was spotted in the water by a paraglider. ZAKA and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are coordinating the repatriation of his body for burial in Israel.

A preliminary investigation reveals that one of the involved parties inserted a magazine into the weapon, cocked it, and pulled the trigger toward his friend. The IDF has halted training in the battalion, and the Military Police has opened an investigation.

The central summer event of the Taglit project took place this evening in a massive show in Tel Aviv. Prof. Miriam Adelson called on participants to stand firm against antisemitism: "Stand for what you believe in — Israel is your home."

IDF Rabbinate teams have completed the mission of repatriating the remains of Shimon Leib and Rivka Herzl to Israel. On Wednesday, they will be laid to rest on Mount Herzl alongside their grandson, the visionary of the state.

The Israeli legal community is in shock following the murder of an attorney in Rishon LeZion. The Israel Bar Association has announced protest measures, including a walkout from courtrooms on Wednesday at 10:00 AM to honor the victim's memory.

Public transport lines in the capital, except for the minibuses to the Old City, will be stopped tomorrow between 14:00 and 15:00. The move comes in protest of a serious incident that happened last week, in which a driver of Arab descent was attacked by a group of teenagers. The 'Koach LaOvdim' organization is calling for stricter punishment for the attackers.

The clear springs of the Jerusalem hills are turning into scenes of violent confrontation and sexual harassment. Travelers report groups of men stripping naked in public spaces, disregarding modesty and the rights of others.

An outrageous incident occurred in northern Israel near the Banias stream, where vandals tore down an Israeli flag at the grave of Staff Sergeant Regev Amar, who fell on October 7. This is the second such incident in one week.

Testimonies received by the police indicate that the man was seen walking on the shore. His mother confirmed he visited her in Katzrin after the search had already begun. However, his current whereabouts remain unknown.

A budget of approximately 113 million shekels will be invested in over 70 archaeological sites across Judea and Samaria. The initiative focuses on conservation, digitization, and infrastructure development.

Two years after the repeal of the Disengagement Law, the Kadim settlement in northern Samaria is being rebuilt. Infrastructure for the initial settlement phase is complete, and a core group of families from Tel Aviv and Gush Dan is expected to move in within the coming weeks.

A couple of parents, residents of Haifa, are accused of stealing property worth over 100,000 NIS. Among other things, the parents involved their children - aged 8 and 9 - in committing the offenses. The indictment filed includes 15 counts, the father of the family remains in custody until the end of the proceedings.

The Lobby 99 organization has urged Ministry of Interior Director General Israel Ozan to overhaul the personal surcharge mechanism in local authorities to improve transparency and collection rates. The appeal follows a "Ha-Yom" investigation revealing that nearly half of all surcharges imposed in recent years remain uncollected.

Sharif Ahmadzai, a boxing champion who immigrated to Greece from Afghanistan, is suspected of killing Elizabeth Ross, stuffing her remains into a suitcase, and dumping them in an abandoned house in the Greek capital. The refugee claims he found the Scottish volunteer, who helped refugees, already dead and only disposed of her body to steal her money.

A driver for the Electra Afikim company was attacked last night in Bat Ayin when teenagers from the settlement threw stones at him. The incident is part of a wave of violent attacks against drivers - earlier this week, a driver was attacked in Jerusalem until he lost consciousness and his teeth were broken. The bus drivers' union claims: "A red line has been crossed in the threats against bus...

The Minister of Environmental Protection is demanding that the Nature and Parks Authority establish conditions for housing crocodiles within the Prison Service, despite a District Court injunction freezing the program. The pilot, promoted alongside National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, is slated to begin near the Ketsiot prison for security detainees in the coming days. Ben Gvir criticized...

New data from the National Insurance Institute refutes rumors regarding divorce rates among reservists. The separation rate remains consistent with the national average, standing at only three percent.

The Philatelic Service, in collaboration with the Intelligence Heritage and Commemoration Center, has launched a stamp dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the heroic operation in Uganda. The stamp features Sayeret Matkal soldiers returning from the rescue mission against the backdrop of Air Force planes and planning maps. The Israel Postal Company stated: "Proud to add this stamp to the mosaic of...

The Tel Aviv Small Claims Court has ordered Israir to pay 5,750 shekels to a family stranded in Austria for two weeks following a flight cancellation during Operation 'Am Kelavi'.

A court sentenced a father of a child with autism to nine months of community service for assaulting a man with Down syndrome. The judge noted that while the defendant acted after his son was harmed, he resorted to vigilantism, causing severe mental trauma to the victim.

Jerusalem offers a wealth of summer activities, from magical quests at the Botanical Garden and historical walks through Hezekiah's Tunnel to culinary discoveries and cozy cafes.

After more than a year of complaints about harassment, assaults, and indecent acts, a serious indictment was filed against a 51-year-old man who terrorized the residents of the Shapira neighborhood in Tel Aviv. According to the indictment, he used to expose himself in public, threatened an elderly woman he tried to extort, and even grabbed a four-year-old child firmly. Although he was removed from...

New York police data indicate a 53.3% increase in antisemitic incidents in July compared to last year. Although Jews make up only 10% of the city's population, they were the target of nearly 70% of all verified hate crimes last month.

Three individuals were rescued after their rubber boat drifted into the middle of the Sea of Galilee near HaShikmim Beach in Tiberias. A United Hatzalah patrol boat located them suffering from mild dehydration and brought them safely to shore.

Police found a temperature of 43 degrees in the house, piles of feces dozens of centimeters high, and a pungent smell of waste. Some of the animals have already reunited with their owners after months of searching.

According to the protesters, Hershy Landau is expected to head the "Maalot Tzur" organization following the passing of its founder, Yaakov Farber (of blessed memory). The police deployed large forces and secured Landau's home, after it was agreed with the protest organizers that the demonstrators would not approach the site.