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District Court Overturns Decision: Yossi Musli's Arrest Extended by 3 Days
The judge determined that new materials strengthen the suspicion that Musli is connected to the assault outside his home in Savyon and accepted the police appeal. His defense attorneys argued that no bloodstains were found on him and that he only went out to offer water to the injured man. Musli himself added during the hearing: "I called a paramedic to come and treat him."

"Fake Jews": Attacker at New York synagogue wanted to convert
Larry Montes, 46, who burst into a Friday night service at a Reform synagogue in Manhattan and struck a congregant, called those present "fake Jews" after his arrest. The "Forward" found posts on his Facebook page supporting Israel, and his aunt said he wanted to convert. Police had previously classified him as an "emotionally disturbed person."

While married: he wed a 15-year-old, assaulted her — and injured the baby
An indictment was filed against a resident of the Tel Arad area who married a minor illegally, beat her during her pregnancy, and broke her phone when she tried to call for help. Her father is accused of facilitating the marriage. In a separate case, a Rahat resident is accused of bigamy.

Police raid at kindergarten: two pistols and magazines seized
During an arrest operation in the town of Sha'ab against those involved in shooting incidents, police found weapons and ammunition hidden on a tin shed in a children's playground. Since the beginning of the year, the police have seized more than 580 weapons in the northern region.

Four days until the season opener: The coaching saga at Ironi Tiberias has concluded
Alon Ziv joins the northern club and will lead the professional staff together with Moti Krispil. The two will replace Eliran Hudeda, who parted ways with the club following the IV drip affair.

Criticism of the emerging Likud list: "Only two women, they have become an ultra-Orthodox party"
The political system is reacting to the party's emerging list after the counting of most votes. Yair Golan described it as a "list of convicted criminals", while Merav Ben-Ari noted that those suspected of criminal offenses are losing their standing.

Eldar Dayan Death Investigation: Number of Suspects Rises to Six
Police arrested two additional suspects this morning for involvement in the brawl preceding Eldar Dayan's death, following two arrests made yesterday. Investigators are determining if the suspects inflicted the injuries that caused a fatal brain hemorrhage. Two of Dayan's friends also remain in custody.

Following the plea: The high-profile murder trial is postponed
The trial of Luigi Mangione in the case of the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has been postponed without a new date being set. The decision was made following the defense's claim that his conviction in the federal proceeding could lead to double jeopardy. The judge granted the prosecution several weeks to respond to the claims.

40-year-old woman died in a fire in a residential building in Holon
The deceased was rescued by fire and rescue forces at the scene in critical condition, and shortly after, her death was pronounced on the spot. The circumstances of the fire are being investigated. Firefighting teams continue to operate at the scene.

More prayers and tefillin — but not more faith: the change among teenagers
A survey by the Jewish People Policy Institute found that 22% of non-religious teenagers pray more and 14% read more Psalms. 46% testify that their friends observe more Jewish customs. Among the "completely secular," the opposite trend is recorded.

Two Tragedies in India: Motorcyclists Killed by Kite Strings
Two young men were fatally injured in the neck while riding motorcycles in the Delhi area during Independence Day celebrations. The incidents involved 'Manjha,' a sharp kite string, the synthetic versions of which are prohibited. Police have launched a crackdown, seizing hundreds of spools and arresting suspects.

"Sometimes it looks like a yeshiva": Secular teenagers who are getting closer to religion
Strengthening faith: weekly Torah lessons, separating challah, and tzitzit under school shirts — in recent years, there has been a trend of teenagers from secular or traditional homes moving closer to religion. Principals and teachers in state "secular" schools have found themselves dealing with issues they had not encountered before. Is this related to October 7, and how much have social networks...

The Battle for the Ministry of Justice: The Crossroads of the Judicial System
An examination of the Supreme Court's power, the continuation of moves regarding the role of the Attorney General, the issue of the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, and the importance of establishing a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre. The Ministry of Justice portfolio, considered particularly desirable, will take on a different meaning after the elections.

89 years after she disappeared: The finding that may reveal what happened to Amelia Earhart
An expedition of 16 researchers will set out in October to Nikumaroro Island following an object seen in satellite imagery on the edge of a lagoon. The researchers will try to determine if these are the remains of the Lockheed Electra in which the pilot and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in 1937.

Coronavirus has passed, viruses have awakened: The new finding that intrigues researchers
Researchers monitored over 1,100 hospitalized patients for a year and identified 11 viruses that returned to activity. One of the findings may help in the future to identify patients suffering from long-term symptoms of long COVID.

Al-Hayya and Dahlan met in Cairo and discussed "ending the monopoly" in Palestinian leadership
The two discussed "formulating a comprehensive strategy for the Palestinian issue" and advancing the second phase of the ceasefire. In addition, the meeting discussed increasing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip against the backdrop of talks with mediators.

The chefs' secret: how to keep parsley and cilantro for 12 months
Tired of throwing away bunches of parsley and cilantro that wilted in the fridge right after you bought them? Meet the simple trick that will save you money and change your entire kitchen routine.

Rat in the freezer: footage from an Indian supermarket sparks outrage
Young customers at a Blinkit branch in Kalyan filmed a rodent near packaged products. The incident follows a series of sanitary inspections at quick-delivery facilities that resulted in license suspensions and corrective orders.

September 2019 Elections: Once Again No Political Decision
The multitude of parties, combined with the 'drinking' of mandates by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud, led to the fact that 'The New Right' and 'Zehut' did not pass the electoral threshold. There is a great fear that even after the 2026 elections, a decision between the blocs will not be reached.

Development in the investigation of the murder of Eldar Dayan: two additional suspects arrested
Two suspects were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a brawl that preceded the murder of Eldar Dayan. The two had been questioned in the past regarding the case and will be brought to court tomorrow for a hearing to extend their detention.

While declared missing, Yuri attempted to swim from Eilat to Jordan to escape the country
A 44-year-old Ashdod resident, who had been missing since the beginning of the month, was found attempting to cross the maritime border illegally. He tried to swim from Eilat to Aqaba, Jordan, before being detained and returned to Israel.

Ministers begged, 'machers' handed out lists: The Likud's day of battle
The battle for realistic spots in the Likud turned the primary day into a struggle arena full of pressure, recommended lists, and personal campaigns. From Binyanei HaUma in Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, candidates and their people fought for every vote on the way to the next Knesset.

"I received 400 shekels": A young Haredi man claims he was paid to vote in the Likud primaries
A young Haredi man who arrived at the polling station claimed he received hundreds of shekels to vote according to a list of candidates given to him in advance. "I don't know anyone, I have a list in my pocket." Another voter said he received "a little more" and clarified that in the Knesset elections he would not vote for Likud.

Miri Regev against El Al workers' union: "They are telling people not to vote for me"
Hours before the polls closed in the Likud primaries, Miri Regev claimed that the El Al workers' union was calling on voters not to cast their ballots for her. The minister appealed to her supporters: "Go out and vote - I need every single one of you."

After the meeting with Netanyahu: The surprising restaurant Jared Kushner chose
Jared Kushner was spotted in the evening at the Naya restaurant in the Jerusalem Hills, accompanied by another person. The visit to the restaurant came after a day of political meetings he held in Israel.

Without causing damage: how to clean blinds using the 3-cloth method
Dust accumulates quickly, the slats are delicate, and using too much water or the wrong cleaner can do more harm than good. Here is how to do it right, step by step.

China is watching: The American weakness exposed in the war
The 'Lincoln' operated for about 250 consecutive days at sea, and the decision to replace it leaves the US without an aircraft carrier in the Pacific Ocean. The war has stretched the Navy to the limit - while China's shipbuilding capacity is about 230 times greater than that of the US. Donald Trump is indeed determined to change the situation - but his aesthetic demands may make it difficult.

Arrested a man, handcuffed him - and when he was lying on the floor, shot him in the back: police officer convicted
The Police Investigation Department (PID) appealed the Magistrate's Court decision to conclude the proceedings without a conviction. The District Court accepted the appeal and ruled that even in a tense security reality, police officers are expected to "restrain themselves and act professionally." The officer was convicted of reckless and negligent conduct.

Herzog to Kushner: Any progress in Gaza must ensure Israel's security
President Isaac Herzog met with Jared Kushner and Nickolay Mladenov, emphasizing that any steps in Gaza must ensure Israel's security. Simultaneously, discussions continue regarding a framework for the demilitarization of Hamas and the transfer of civil control to a technocratic council.

Netanyahu's message to the Americans: Without the removal of Hamas's weapons, the IDF will not leave Gaza
Netanyahu demanded that Kushner and Mladenov work to stop Hamas's funding sources and obtain guarantees for its disarmament. Political source: No further withdrawal from Gaza will be carried out until the weapons are destroyed, which will be done under American supervision.

Tragedy in Italy: Parents drove 100 km unaware their son had passed away
A couple traveling in northern Italy stopped at a rest station after failing to wake their 31-year-old son. Medical teams arrived at the scene and pronounced him dead; a suspected cardiac event is currently being investigated.

Israel and the US agreed: Hamas will be disarmed - and only then will the IDF withdraw
Israel and the Americans agreed that no further withdrawal from Gaza will be carried out without the disarmament of Hamas under American supervision. Benjamin Netanyahu clarified that until the weapons are destroyed, the IDF will remain on the yellow line and maintain freedom of action against threats.

Jerusalem Talks: Netanyahu and Kushner Discuss Hamas Demilitarization
The Prime Minister is meeting with a US administration advisor and Peace Council officials to discuss a 15-point plan. The talks follow Hamas's stated willingness to disarm and the proposed establishment of civilian pilot zones in the Gaza Strip.

"Air battles of lights": The EU is secretly tracking UFOs
A Euronews investigation reveals that the European Union is secretly tracking Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Pilots report "air battles" and objects near nuclear sites, but EU authorities continue to downplay the issue, citing a lack of systemic safety threats.

Russian official claimed "we will not win" - and was fired by "order from above"
Andrey Klepach submitted a report in which he argued that Ukraine is not going to collapse and that Moscow's economy is on the way to a "social crisis and a major lag behind the West". The head of the state investment corporation in Russia immediately ordered the dismissal of the chief economist.

Trump: "If the war against Iran resumes, Israel will join the US"
The Al-Arabiya network reported on the possibility of reaching new understandings between Tehran and Washington. The US President responded to the Vice President's remarks that Washington's top priority in dealing with Iran is lowering fuel prices. "Iran will not be able to possess, in any way or form, nuclear weapons," the President clarified in a post on his social network.

In the Gaza Envelope they demand answers: "If foreign forces are brought into Gaza, what happens on our side?"
Eshkol Regional Council head Michal Ozihou warns that while moves to rehabilitate the Strip and introduce foreign forces are advancing, authorities in the Gaza Envelope are still not receiving a full picture of the security implications. "We are in constant contact with the army, but not with the state." She also warns of the expected load on Route 232 and emphasizes: "The question is whether they...

Fraudster impersonated restaurant staff to steal hundreds of thousands of shekels
A 26-year-old man is accused of calling customers after obtaining details of their orders, impersonating a business representative, and obtaining their credit card details. According to the indictment, he used the details to carry out 20 transactions totaling hundreds of thousands of shekels, purchasing, among other things, luxury clothing, shoes, and sunglasses.

51-year-old man accused of raping 18-year-old in Bat Yam apartment hotel
The investigation into the suspect, a resident of the city, has concluded and a prosecutor's statement has been filed ahead of an indictment. According to the suspicion, he violently raped the victim earlier this month.

"The suspicion against her is purely economic": The arrest of the well-known criminal's wife has been extended
The Magistrate's Court in Ashkelon extended by three days the detention of Ofir Nagar, who was arrested as part of the protection racket affair in the south. The judge noted that there is merit to the defense's claim that the offenses are economic, but there is a fear of obstruction of the investigation. Her defense attorney stated: "This is a woman whose sin, in my opinion, is that she is the...