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A blow to Russia: Ukraine disabled the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet
More than four years after sinking the cruiser "Moskva", Kyiv managed to strike the frigate "Admiral Makarov" in the port of Novorossiysk in a drone attack. The ship and another frigate were severely damaged and will require at least a year to return to service.

Grenade transfer linked to Musli-Jarushi conflict: Umm al-Fahm resident arrested
The court extended the detention of 21-year-old Ahmad Hariri by one week on suspicion of handing over fragmentation grenades to another suspect. The defense challenged the detention, citing a lack of forensic evidence linking the suspect to the incident.

7-year-old Samar survived the attack — and the effort to commemorate her sister: "She was murdered because she was Jewish"
7-year-old Samar Britwan survived the terror attack at Bondi Beach in Sydney, but her 10-year-old sister Matilda was murdered. This October, she will participate alongside activist Ben Carso, who will host the central ceremony marking October 7. The family is working to commemorate her through memorial pins that have now reached Israel.

Nahariya Awarded National Education Prize for 2026 School Year
A significant achievement for the municipal education system: Minister of Education Yoav Kisch informed Mayor Ronen Mareli of the city's win of the prestigious award. The judging committee commended the social-emotional support provided to students and teaching staff during the emergency and wartime period.

Beaten with fists and kicks: two police officers charged with violent assault of Tel Sheva residents
According to the indictment, the officers conducted an unauthorized search and then beat and kicked the two residents. One of the defendants struck one of the complainants while wearing tactical gloves. Both required medical treatment.

Joint List formation pushes the change bloc further from government formation
Poll "Today": Likud loses one mandate, Eisenkot gains one, but the change bloc holds only 56 mandates from Zionist parties. "Third bloc" parties fail to clear the threshold, while Ofer Winter's impact remains limited.

The Admor did not object: The surprising meeting of the new Haredi candidate
Representatives of the new faction arrived at the home of the Karlin Rebbe with the goal of gaining support ahead of the election campaign. The Rebbe clarified that he does not intend to officially support them, but sources in the Hasidic community noted that he did not dismiss them outright. The assessment is that Karlin voters may now shift their votes to the new party.

Erdogan's spokesman: "We will continue to oppose Netanyahu's genocide"
Fahrettin Altun stated that Israel is more isolated than ever, but his country "will not fall for Netanyahu's games." In Syria, it was confirmed that a Turkish delegation visited the military airport that had been targeted by an Israeli strike.

Mike Huckabee with a warning: "Those involved in this may face consequences"
The US Ambassador to Israel said that America might ban settlers who participated in the siege of homes in Samaria from entering the country. However, Huckabee clarified that he is not aware of such measures being considered at this stage.

Demolition order from 2006 not implemented, complex expanded: High Court rejects petition
A demolition order against a scrapyard in western Binyamin has remained on paper for nearly 20 years, with inspections revealing the site has actually grown. The High Court ruled that the state's enforcement actions do not justify judicial intervention. Regavim criticized the decision, stating the court has "made a mockery of the law."

No chaos in the summer: the right way to build a routine for children with ADHD
The departure from routine poses a huge challenge for parents of children with ADHD. Ahead of the last week of summer vacation, an expert presents behavioral tools, tips for a new daily schedule, and simple physical activities that will help you get through the end of the summer peacefully and strengthen the child's abilities.

Europe is burning: The chilling forecast for 2100
A climate study warns: In a high-emissions scenario, the European area affected annually by fires will jump by 193% and reach about 53,000 square kilometers. Researchers claim that climate change will bring massive fires to areas that have not dealt with them in the past.

"Police are holding suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan as hostages"
The court extended the detention of five murder suspects by five days. Their lawyers expressed outrage at the police's conduct and demanded their release, but the judge granted the police's request.

Suspicion did not strengthen: Yossi Musli released to full house arrest
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court rejected the police's request to extend Yossi Musli's detention by 11 days and ordered his release to his home in Savyon. The judge determined that the new evidence does not strengthen the suspicion against him, while his defense attorneys argued that the police lack sufficient evidence to justify continued detention.

Fire Breaks Out at Spiral Complex in Eilat: Six Injured
All six victims sustained light injuries. The fire broke out during peak hours in the tourist district. Upon arrival, firefighters discovered the blaze originated in a storage area for air conditioning units serving nearby shops.

Back to school and extracurriculars: what's in demand, what's new, and how much it will cost you
Ahead of the return to school, the extracurricular season is opening. Prices for classes range from 180 to 400 shekels per month, while extreme sports like surfing can reach 1,650 shekels. Ninja and acrobatics are in peak demand, alongside a new wave of artificial intelligence, drone, and gaming classes. The Association of Community Centers (Matnasim) states that prices remain under full...

Election Committee orders Bezalel Smotrich to remove campaign video
The "Choosing Israel" association filed a petition against a campaign video by the Finance Minister featuring children. Judge Noam Solberg ordered the party to remove the content.

With a grenade and weaponry: Suspect in stabbing in Kiryat Bialik arrested after covert ambush
The investigation was opened following a stabbing incident that occurred last night in Kiryat Bialik, during which a 25-year-old local resident was moderately wounded.

Elite unit detective accused of sexually harassing a colleague
A serious indictment against a detective from the Lahav unit has revealed a pattern of persistent sexual harassment toward a policewoman who served with him. When confronted, the defendant claimed the victim had 'misunderstood his words.'

Eldar Dayan murder case: Five youths involved in the brawl brought to court
According to investigators, the suspects kicked the victim in the head, causing a fatal brain hemorrhage. Meanwhile, the detention of Dayan's friends, Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, has been extended, as police interrogation revealed that their testimonies contradict established facts.

Attorney General issues warning to ministers ahead of elections
A little over two months before the elections, Gali Baharav-Miara sent a 59-page document to the Prime Minister and cabinet ministers outlining all restrictions applicable to them ahead of election day.

Ardan: "Eisenkot is pretending to be right-wing, we will not sit in a government dependent on Yair Golan"
The chairman of the "Achdut" party and former senior Likud member explains in an interview with "HaYom" why he left the party after 30 years to take a major political risk. He stated: "We will demand a service law for everyone, including Arabs and Haredim. We will not be in anyone's pocket, even if the price is new elections."

Syrian President's father threatens: The Golan Heights will come to us "sooner or later"
Dr. Hussein al-Shara, father of Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara, has threatened that the Golan Heights will return to Syrian control. In a social media post, he described Israel as the primary obstacle to Syria's stability and territorial integrity.

Exemption from conscription in exchange for support: the emerging agreement between Deri and Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef
Shas chairman Aryeh Deri visited the home of Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef. According to sources, the two reached a closed agreement under which the next government will pass a conscription exemption law, and the Rabbi will become a full partner in the movement's political decision-making.

"If we are arrested - you are dead": Severe assault of a minor in Eilat
Four minors assaulted a peer in an Eilat park and threatened her to prevent her from reporting the incident. Two suspects fled to another city, while one, violating house arrest, violently assaulted her mother. Police have filed indictments and requested detention until the end of legal proceedings.

Contractor faked roof work: Elderly woman paid hundreds of thousands of shekels
The prosecution has charged 52-year-old contractor Dani Saar with taking advantage of an elderly client by charging her for non-existent waterproofing work. Saar faces charges of aggravated fraud, extortion, tax evasion, and money laundering.

Up to 3,000 NIS per day: Open roles for election day
The Central Elections Committee is recruiting approximately 100,000 staff members for the upcoming election day on October 27. Various roles are available with salaries reaching up to 3,000 NIS and a 18% tax rate. While polling station secretary positions are filled, other roles remain open for applicants.

MADA station inaugurated in Peki'in in memory of Major Jamal Abbas
Major Jamal Abbas, a Paratrooper company commander, fell in combat in the Gaza Strip in November 2023. His family and local partners established a new emergency response point to honor his legacy. His father, Anan Abbas, stated: "From this place, which bears his name, teams will be dispatched to save lives."

Contrary to Palestinian claims: Fire caused by electrical short circuit, not arson
Police, forensics, and firefighters entered the Beit Amra area this morning under IDF protection to investigate reports of a Palestinian home being set on fire by Israelis. Investigators determined that no accelerants were found and the blaze was caused solely by an electrical failure. There were no casualties.

"I am fining you 300 thousand": Assailant cut a man's ear and threatened to plant a bomb
Tamir Moshe Levi has been convicted of aggravated assault and extortion by force. Judge Dana Marshak-Marom described the incident as a "planned and calculated event" that began by luring the victim into a trap.

Neither technology nor money: what is Israel still missing in the face of the drone threat? | Listen
They are small, cheap, and massive - and the threat they pose is growing. Will the scenes we saw in the Russia-Ukraine war also appear in Israel? Brigadier General (Res.) Ran Kochav, former commander of the Air Defense Array, warns of the challenge of dealing with a mass attack and explains what the defense against it looks like. Podcast "Al Ze" ("About This").

Tel Aviv resident arrested for burglary in building damaged during war
A 60-year-old Tel Aviv resident is suspected of stealing property from an evacuated apartment in a damaged building. Investigators also linked him to a separate burglary at a nearby restaurant earlier that day.

You spread ant poison and suddenly there are more? Experts explain what is happening
Did you put out a gel bait and are you sure the product is ineffective because the ants are just feasting on the counter? A new study from the University of California reveals the bizarre process they go through just before the nest collapses. Do not rush to throw away the poison.

"Have you ever seen something like that?": He Exposed Himself to a 10-Year-Old in an Elevator — and Won’t Serve Prison Time
Aliran Hasson entered after a 10-year-old girl into the elevator in the building where she lives, asked her age, and exposed his genitals to her. As a result, the minor suffers from panic attacks and avoids entering the building alone, to the point that her mother was forced to leave her job. The judge ruled that although there was no physical contact, it was an intrusive act in which the girl was...

The Mechina whose 33 graduates fell in the war opens the year: "We are busy with life, not death"
A judoka with a bronze medal in Europe who left everything behind, a guy from South Africa who cannot return to his country, and a second-generation student whose father is "insanely jealous of him" — these are some of the new students at the Bnei David pre-military academy in Eli. The head of the academy, Rabbi Yair Glustein: "The subject is not pain and bereavement, the subject is building."

Who is behind the assassination attempt on the Ukrainian millionaire in Monaco?
A CNN investigation reveals the sequence of events surrounding the assassination attempt on the Ukrainian millionaire in Monaco, the suspect's flight, and her mysterious murder days after the attack. The mother of the murdered suspect: 'What have you done, my daughter?'

Robbed and beat an elderly man who died from his wounds: 30-month prison sentence
Teklom Tsegay attacked a 71-year-old man at a Tel Aviv bus stop, broke his nose, and stole his mobile phone shortly before the victim collapsed and died at home. Due to the victim's underlying medical condition, the charge was reduced to causing death by negligence. The judge sentenced Tsegay to 30 months in prison, citing the significant weight of a "sulha" (reconciliation) process in which the...

The chefs' secret: why you should put a dry sponge in the vegetable drawer
Lifestyle influencers have discovered a simple trick to fight food waste: placing a dry sponge in the vegetable drawer. This budget-friendly hack helps keep the refrigerator clean and extends the shelf life of your produce.

Axe, clubs, vehicular assault and perjury: a drug deal gone wrong in the north
A drug deal in Kiryat Shmona turned into a serious violent incident after the customer claimed he did not have the full payment. In response, the suspects attempted to run over his brother and friend, and then broke into his home and attacked him with an axe and clubs. To evade punishment, they used a 70-year-old man to help them escape and sent another young man to give false testimony at the...

Israel Katz tags Erdogan: "Better he continues his fantasy speeches"
Defense Minister Israel Katz published a sharp statement this morning against Turkish President Erdogan, warning him against dangerous involvement in Syria. Katz suggested the Turkish leader settle for "empty fantasy speeches" in parliament rather than challenging Israel's security.