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Aug 19, 2026
Likud petition accepted: Bennett forced to remove segments from election video
Politics

Likud petition accepted: Bennett forced to remove segments from election video

In the video, Naftali Bennett mentions that soldiers have been fighting for months while Haredim evade service, accompanied by footage of troops. The Likud party claimed this constitutes the illegal use of IDF assets in election propaganda.

After 28 years of waiting: Two settlements in Judea and Samaria officially recognized
Politics

After 28 years of waiting: Two settlements in Judea and Samaria officially recognized

The Ministry of Interior has granted an official settlement code to Karmi Oz (formerly Givat Harel) and Salhav, where a city is planned on an area of about 4,500 dunams. This move completes the legalization process and allows the communities to receive direct state services.

The Israeli strike that sparked a storm in Turkey: "A grave provocation"
Security

The Israeli strike that sparked a storm in Turkey: "A grave provocation"

The conversation between the US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Turkish Chief of Staff took place two days after the strike on the Abu al-Duhur base in Syria. Conversely, newspapers identified with Erdogan and the country's most widely circulated newspaper chose not to feature it on their front pages.

Crisis of confidence: What does the Arab public think of its leaders?
Politics

Crisis of confidence: What does the Arab public think of its leaders?

A new survey points to an erosion of trust in political leadership: 64% believe their trust in public figures is lower than before, and 61% believe the younger generation finds it difficult to trust office holders.

Dichter's reserved spot sparks Gottlieb's protest: "Netanyahu should at least be fair"
Politics

Dichter's reserved spot sparks Gottlieb's protest: "Netanyahu should at least be fair"

MK Tali Gottlieb, who ranked 20th in the primaries, opposes the Prime Minister's intention to reserve a spot for Minister Avi Dichter, who was pushed to an unrealistic position. "Start by giving opportunities to female MKs — don't play into the hands of the left with a campaign of excluding women in Likud."

NEOM: The City of the Future Stuck in the Middle East of the Present
World

NEOM: The City of the Future Stuck in the Middle East of the Present

On paper, it is an almost impossible fantasy: a city built in length and height rather than space, with one straight and long street that leads from end to end and reaches everywhere. But on the way to reality, economic constraints and the war with Iran have erected an perhaps insurmountable barrier to the realization of the futuristic Saudi vision.

Lapid: "Promote a peace agreement with Saudi Arabia - but prevent uranium enrichment on its soil"
Politics

Lapid: "Promote a peace agreement with Saudi Arabia - but prevent uranium enrichment on its soil"

Opposition leader Yair Lapid presented his party's foreign policy goals, emphasizing the need to strengthen the alliance with the USA, restore ties with Europe, and pursue regional peace agreements.

The Houthis threaten: "We will make the Saudi oil artery pay a price"
Security

The Houthis threaten: "We will make the Saudi oil artery pay a price"

Sources identified with the organization threaten escalation against vital targets in the south of the kingdom, including Aramco facilities, and the blocking of Saudi vessels in the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. The remarks come after the Houthis claimed they recently attacked an Aramco refinery in the Jizan area.

Reasonable suspicion of involvement in murder: arrest of Eldar Dayan's two friends extended
Crime

Reasonable suspicion of involvement in murder: arrest of Eldar Dayan's two friends extended

Judge Ronen Peleg rejected the defense attorneys' request to release Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman. The police noted that the two were the last to be with Dayan before his death, and that an opinion from the Institute of Forensic Medicine regarding the cause of death has not yet been received.

93% Met the Standard: The Inspection That Surprised the Ministry of Agriculture
Consumer

93% Met the Standard: The Inspection That Surprised the Ministry of Agriculture

In samples of pesticide residues in fruits, vegetables, and spices across the country, it was found that most met the standard requirements, and in 41 crops, no deviations were found at all. 45.4% of the samples were found to be free of pesticide residues entirely.

AI simulator reveals: What are the conditions for defeating Iran — and at what price
Security

AI simulator reveals: What are the conditions for defeating Iran — and at what price

The simulator, developed by Avner Vilan, a former senior security official and expert on Iran, pointed to a path where Iran retreats from its demands. The decisive variable is not the extent of the damage, but who convinces their opponent that they are willing to pay a high price over time. However, the conditions for this, including a campaign without a time limit, could cost too much for the...

Yuval Scharf on depression: "I had no meaning, no existence"
Health

Yuval Scharf on depression: "I had no meaning, no existence"

Actress and entrepreneur Yuval Scharf was a guest on Itay Segal's podcast and spoke about her struggle with depression during her first pregnancy. She discussed the frustration of not working as an actress and the moment she decided to stop waiting for opportunities from others: "I said to myself: I've had enough, take responsibility."

The confession that changed the Jewish journalist's life: "My grandmother turned your family in to the Nazis"
Culture

The confession that changed the Jewish journalist's life: "My grandmother turned your family in to the Nazis"

A message received by the Dutch journalist revealed to her the role of a Belgian woman's grandmother in turning in her family during the Holocaust. The search for the truth led to a struggle over documents and testimonies, between family memory and historical research. "Perhaps the time for this is not yet ripe, perhaps it will happen in the next generation."

During a night operation in Hebron, weapons were located in a Palestinian's home
Crime

During a night operation in Hebron, weapons were located in a Palestinian's home

In an intelligence-led operation by the 'Hetz Yehuda' unit of the Judea and Samaria District, a resident of Dahariya in his 50s was arrested. In his home, a Glock pistol, two magazines, and dozens of 9mm rounds were found. 'The fight against illegal weapons and combat equipment in Judea and Samaria continues continuously.'

Not just cows: drugs in commercial quantities discovered in a cowshed in Jisr az-Zarqa
Crime

Not just cows: drugs in commercial quantities discovered in a cowshed in Jisr az-Zarqa

During police activity, a search also uncovered 18,260 shekels in cash. The suspect, a resident of Jisr az-Zarqa, was arrested and transferred for further questioning at the police station, and the investigation into his case is ongoing.

Haifa Demands Emissions Treatment and Alternatives to BAZAN Closure
Local News

Haifa Demands Emissions Treatment and Alternatives to BAZAN Closure

The National Planning and Building Council has set conditions for the demolition of a tank damaged during the 'Roar of the Lion' war and the construction of a new one. The Haifa Bay Association of Towns for Environmental Protection demands a binding resolution on environmental hazards at the BAZAN complex.

Serious security breach: Israeli citizen swam across the border from Eilat to Jordan
Security

Serious security breach: Israeli citizen swam across the border from Eilat to Jordan

An Ashdod resident reported missing managed to cross the maritime border to Aqaba unnoticed. He was returned to Israel earlier this week. The IDF Spokesperson's Unit stated: "The incident is under investigation."

"Destroyers of democracy" in the crosshairs: Yair Golan launches election campaign
Politics

"Destroyers of democracy" in the crosshairs: Yair Golan launches election campaign

The chairman of the Democrats and the list members are launching the "Fighters for democracy against the destroyers of democracy" campaign. After four years of struggle on the streets, in reserve duty, and at the Hostages Square, the party seeks to transfer this power to the ballot box and the government. The message: replacing Benjamin Netanyahu is not enough.

88 years after Kristallnacht: The Torah scroll that survived the Nazis has arrived in Israel
Religion

88 years after Kristallnacht: The Torah scroll that survived the Nazis has arrived in Israel

On Kristallnacht, the Torah scroll was hidden in the Rossman family home in Wölfersheim while many other Torah scrolls were set on fire. Now, after nearly nine decades during which it was kept in a Jewish community in New York, new immigrants Michael and Rina Rossman have closed an emotional historical circle and brought it to their new home in Efrat: "A story that embodies the journey of the...

Bus driver in Jerusalem detained for driving under the influence of drugs
Crime

Bus driver in Jerusalem detained for driving under the influence of drugs

The driver, a 26-year-old from East Jerusalem, was stopped for a routine check where it was discovered he had used cocaine and cannabis. Following a hearing conducted by a police officer, his license was suspended for 30 days and the bus was impounded for the same period.

Forged a Dor Alon check and increased it from 268 to 47 thousand shekels: the court's verdict
Crime

Forged a Dor Alon check and increased it from 268 to 47 thousand shekels: the court's verdict

A fish shop owner from Ramle received a check sent by Dor Alon to a customer as a deposit refund. After denying the charges and undergoing a trial, he was convicted of forgery and fraud.

Bennett presents his security concept: "If Hezbollah shoots at us - we shoot at Iran"
Security

Bennett presents his security concept: "If Hezbollah shoots at us - we shoot at Iran"

Naftali Bennett presented his "breaking concepts" platform, highlighting four erroneous security perceptions he intends to change. He called for defining Qatar as an enemy state, removing Turkey and Qatar from Gaza's post-war arrangements in favor of Egypt, and reversing the deterrence equation: any fire from Hezbollah will lead to Israeli strikes directly against Iran.

“If not Uman, then Prison 10”: The Haredi plan that could strain the IDF
Crime

“If not Uman, then Prison 10”: The Haredi plan that could strain the IDF

Dozens of deserters have already been arrested while attempting to travel to Uman. An emerging initiative suggests that hundreds of Breslov Hasidim will arrive simultaneously to force the army to choose between mass arrests and releasing them. The goal is to break the “siege” at Ben Gurion Airport.

Seven suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan: awaiting a report that may decide the case
Crime

Seven suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan: awaiting a report that may decide the case

The fifth suspect who was on the run has been captured and his detention extended. Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, friends of Dayan suspected of his murder, deny the allegations and claim he died following a brawl with five other men. Investigators are awaiting the findings of the Institute of Forensic Medicine regarding the cause of death.

Wrong direction: Robot runs faster than Bolt, but crashed on the track | Watch
Gadgets & Software

Wrong direction: Robot runs faster than Bolt, but crashed on the track | Watch

A new humanoid robot stunned the world by presenting data that surpasses the fastest runner in history. However, engineering is one thing and reality is another: the advanced model could only fly forward on the track - and the result was painful.

USA accuses: Iranian hackers breached universities and government agencies
Cybersecurity

USA accuses: Iranian hackers breached universities and government agencies

According to the indictment, since 2013, the hackers have infiltrated 144 US universities, dozens of companies and government agencies, and stolen more than 31 terabytes of academic information and intellectual property.

The Capital of Selichot: Four people, one hundred and twenty years, and one prayer in Nachlaot
Religion

The Capital of Selichot: Four people, one hundred and twenty years, and one prayer in Nachlaot

The Persian synagogue that has been revived and attracts hundreds every night. The ancient Jerusalemite rite that made its way to Rome and returned. And the son who travels every year from Ra'anana to preserve 30 years of melody. A journey between the Selichot, traditions, and stories that fill the alleys of the capital in Elul.

Worrying: Teachers believe students are not arriving ready for first grade
Education

Worrying: Teachers believe students are not arriving ready for first grade

Only 3% of teachers believe children are properly prepared for school, while 48% estimate they arrive insufficiently or not at all prepared. And what is the price parents pay for private lessons? Back to school project.

"Dimitris Itoudis does not count on Tamir Blatt, he is in trouble"
Basketball

"Dimitris Itoudis does not count on Tamir Blatt, he is in trouble"

The Israeli point guard is not expected to play for Hapoel Tel Aviv and is in trouble due to full rosters in the EuroLeague: "A story that did not receive attention."

Defense Minister fired by Volodymyr Zelensky calls for elections: "Democracy cannot be a hostage"
World

Defense Minister fired by Volodymyr Zelensky calls for elections: "Democracy cannot be a hostage"

Former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov calls for presidential elections in Ukraine even during the war against Russia: "We are fighting precisely because we want to remain a free European country."

Tel Aviv resident charged with stealing three scooters
Crime

Tel Aviv resident charged with stealing three scooters

A 35-year-old man from central Israel is suspected of committing a series of thefts over the past two months. He was caught riding a Vespa stolen minutes earlier from the Gordon Pool area. Police have requested that he remain in custody until the end of legal proceedings.

Bent license plate leads to arrest: two loaded pistols found in scooter
Crime

Bent license plate leads to arrest: two loaded pistols found in scooter

A 19-year-old scooter rider attempted to evade police in Nazareth but was apprehended after his path was blocked. A search revealed two loaded pistols hidden under the seat. Prosecutors have filed an indictment against the suspect.

Olympiacos star announces departure: club intends to keep him by force
Basketball

Olympiacos star announces departure: club intends to keep him by force

Thomas Walkup has unilaterally notified Olympiacos of his contract termination amid interest from Dubai. The club rejects the move and demands the player report for pre-season testing, threatening legal action.

Tankers ignore Iran: control over the Strait of Hormuz is slipping from Tehran's hands
Security

Tankers ignore Iran: control over the Strait of Hormuz is slipping from Tehran's hands

More than 80% of vessels have passed through the Omani route under US Navy protection over the last two weeks. Tehran is struggling to collect transit fees, while oil traffic approaches pre-war levels.

Gett expands its services to dozens of countries worldwide
Gadgets & Software

Gett expands its services to dozens of countries worldwide

The new platform will allow Israelis to travel abroad and pay in shekels through the familiar app, without the need to download local services. Customer service will be provided in Hebrew, and trips will be carried out by local and international transport providers.

The day after the primaries: Netanyahu will look for religious candidates, reservists, and women
Politics

The day after the primaries: Netanyahu will look for religious candidates, reservists, and women

In the elected list, there are only two religious candidates in realistic spots, and no representative for security figures. Russian-speaking community representative Ze'ev Elkin is out. Only two women reached a realistic spot. The Prime Minister hopes to bridge the gap with reserved spots.

Overnight: Two electric scooter riders seriously injured in Tel Aviv and Segev Shalom
Crime

Overnight: Two electric scooter riders seriously injured in Tel Aviv and Segev Shalom

Two young men were evacuated to hospitals overnight in serious condition: a 16-year-old teenager was injured while riding in Segev Shalom and evacuated to Soroka Hospital unconscious, and a 22-year-old man was injured after colliding with a pole in Tel Aviv and evacuated to Ichilov Hospital.

Same name, same race: The candidate shaking up the Alaska election
Crime

Same name, same race: The candidate shaking up the Alaska election

Two candidates named Dan Sullivan are running for a Senate seat, and one of them even had to fight in court to appear on the ballot. Republicans claim that the candidate with the identical name is intended to confuse voters and split the vote. Now, the US Department of Justice has issued subpoenas as part of an investigation into the affair.

Following missile launches: UAE halts trade with Iran — Tehran denies involvement
Security

Following missile launches: UAE halts trade with Iran — Tehran denies involvement

The UAE has announced the suspension of all trade and financial transactions with Iran following the launch of two ballistic missiles toward its territory. Tehran has dismissed the accusations as "baseless."

Aug 18, 2026
From the stands to the field: It is time to stop antisemitism in sports
Opinions

From the stands to the field: It is time to stop antisemitism in sports

90 years after the Berlin Olympics, manifestations of antisemitism and the boycotting of Israeli athletes remind us how exclusion and hatred can become part of the sports world. International sports bodies must draw a clear line and impose real sanctions on athletes, clubs, and fans who violate the rules.

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