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After a week-long search, an Israeli man who went on a solo cycling trip was found dead on the side of the road. Local police believe he was struck by a passing vehicle. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the ZAKA International Unit are coordinating the repatriation of his body.

Months after the exposure of a reserve fund fraud scheme, the IDF Manpower Directorate has issued a stern warning against submitting fictitious invoices and using dubious "intermediary services." The army clarifies that submitting false documents may constitute a criminal offense, and any funds obtained fraudulently must be returned.

Sources in the ruling party condemned the statement by the 8 foreign ministers of Muslim countries, who accused Israel of sabotaging Donald Trump's plan in the Gaza Strip. "They want to topple Netanyahu so that Eisenkot and Yair Golan will give them everything they want - it will not happen."

The teenager, a resident of Netanya, slipped during the ascent, tumbled about 15 meters down the slope, and sustained a head injury. After initial treatment in the field, he was evacuated on a stretcher out of the reserve and from there to Ziv Hospital in Safed.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, envoy Jared Kushner, and Nickolay Mladenov will meet tomorrow (Monday) with the Prime Minister and propose an implementation outline for the 15-point agreement. The outline, which was presented to senior Hamas officials in Egypt, includes the establishment of pilot zones for displaced persons in the northern Gaza Strip, the deployment of a foreign vanguard...

In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of eight Muslim countries accused Israel of rejecting the Trump plan and the establishment of a Palestinian state. They held Israel fully responsible for disrupting peace efforts and called on the US to ensure compliance with the roadmap, including the deployment of international stabilization forces in Gaza.

The organization, which in the past was relatively careful about harming Lebanese civilians, is currently in the most severe crisis in its history. The loss of Syria, the elimination of its leader, its military and political weakening, and the uncertainty surrounding Iranian aid are pushing it to take more risks. Israel is required to strike at Hezbollah's violations, but at the same time to...

With a detailed list of recommended candidates, support videos, and inquiries from ministers and MKs looking for a safety net, the chairman of Otzma Yehudit is not content with managing his own party, but is effectively running the ruling party's primaries. Facing Netanyahu's pressure to increase reserved spots and the close connection with the radical stream, the question arises: is Likud losing...

Reserve Colonel Hezi Nechama, one of the founders of the Forum of Commanders and Fighters in the Reserves and one of the authors of the "Generals' Plan" to defeat Hamas, announced his joining the "Unity" party. Nechama emphasized a right-wing security concept, which means abandoning the containment policy and achieving victory on the battlefield.

32-year-old Margarita Raut is accused of planting the explosive device that killed Robert Shagaev, a senior officer in the Russian army. The escort girl confessed to the act, expressed no remorse, and faces a lengthy prison sentence. It is estimated that Raut acted in the service of Ukrainian intelligence, though it is not yet clear when she was recruited.

The wave of violence at the water park continues. Just one day after a major disturbance at the site, a verbal confrontation between mothers escalated today into a physical fight. An eyewitness at the scene reported: "They just started fighting, leaving their children unattended."

Three guests were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a brawl at an Eilat hotel after, according to testimonies, they mocked a woman and subsequently attacked her husband. The Eilat Magistrate's Court extended the detention of the suspects, residents of Be'er Sheva and Ahisamakh in their 30s, by one day.

The confrontation between Dan Adam and Huda al-Gharbawi broke out at a hotel cafe in the north of the country and escalated into physical violence. Family members and police officers separated the two. The lawyer for the coach's wife stated: "Her condition is good and her health is fine."

Nechirvan Barzani, president of the Kurdish autonomy in Iraq, studied law at the University of Tehran and speaks fluent Persian, yet his government is close to Washington and suffers from Iran's heavy hand. His rule is a symbol of an almost impossible aspiration for regional stability, and the assistance he provided to the Americans in accessing the top brass of the IRGC demonstrates the complex...

The State Attorney's Office has filed indictments against Fahd and Asad Hujirat and another minor for the liquidation of Ali Sawaed last July as part of a conflict between crime families. The two ambushed him at his workplace and fired at him from close range, and also attempted to murder a passerby who happened to be at the scene and was himself murdered weeks later.

The head of the Settlement and National Infrastructure Unit at the Ministry of Defense examined security needs along the eastern border. The regional council presented existing gaps and security requirements following plans to expand the communities.

The former IDF Chief of Staff is shifting gears ahead of the October 27 elections and releasing a unique campaign ad being screened in movie theaters. The video is designed as a blockbuster trailer, presenting Eisenkot as a "Golani guy from Eilat" who has come to replace the government "in style".

A large marine predator was caught in the city of Aqaba in Jordan and is defined by local residents as "the largest animal caught in recent years." Swordfish tend to migrate to the area during the hot summer months. Unlike the neighboring country, fishing in Israel is subject to strict licensing and location restrictions.

The chairman of the "Beyhad" party spent the night at Kibbutz Nahal Oz following observer warnings and made a statement in the town of Carmit. Bennett addressed the issue of illegal arms smuggling, estimating that half a million illegal weapons are in circulation, and demanded that the phenomenon be classified as a national security threat.

Eight years ago, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was a bartender from Queens. Today, she leads the betting markets for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028. In an interview with ABC, she distanced herself from radical progressive positions, including defunding the police and prisons. This week, she revealed her decision to freeze her eggs, a move interpreted as image-building ahead of a...

We sat Grandma Malka and granddaughter Or in front of the cameras for a conversation about the situation in the country, the difference between the generation of then and the generation of today, and what considerations lead them to decide which ballot to put in the box.

For months, the World Clap Day community has been expanding on social media and is defined as one of the fastest-growing movements of 2026. In a few hours, people from all over the world will gather for a moment of perfect synchronization: "No politics, no religion, no agenda - just unity between human beings."

The American decision on whether to attack Iran or refrain from action is not made in a vacuum. It is a product of a system of checks and balances, in which the Saudi voice has become more significant than ever.

CEO of Mifal HaPayis, Adv. Beni Dreyfuss, notified the board of directors of his decision to step down after 6.5 years in office. Mifal HaPayis Chairman Itzik Lary thanked Dreyfuss: 'He was a key partner in establishing the organization as a social pillar, a body that leaves a daily mark on activities for the benefit of all Israeli society.'

Four Haredi residents of Ma'ale Amos sued the newspaper after an article presented them as "Haredim" in quotation marks and as those who are "considered so-called Torah scholars." The court determined that the publication was intended to humiliate them within the community, criticized the fact that their response was not requested, and ruled: "There is no need to defame the plaintiffs in order to...

After weeks of Houthi attacks, forces loyal to the Yemeni government reported a series of strikes they carried out. As a result of the strikes, there are dozens of dead and wounded in the ranks of the Shiite terrorist organization, in addition to the destruction of vehicles and weapons depots.

The Central Elections Committee recorded a two-fold increase in the number of candidates compared to the previous elections, but only about 35,000 will be accepted for the position. On Wednesday, registration will open for 14,000 election integrity inspectors.

Aurore Bergé, Minister for Equality and the Fight against Discrimination in the French government, addressed the case in which an Irish tourist threatened a Jewish couple from Australia, telling them that 'it is a pity Hitler did not finish the job'. 'We are determined to fight antisemitism, Jews and Israelis are all welcome to visit France,' the minister told 'HaYom'.

Police officers arrested a man and a woman on suspicion of a theft spree from several stores in a major shopping complex in Ramat HaSharon. According to the suspicion, the two stole clothing items, perfumes, and fashion accessories. At the end of the investigation, the suspects were released under restrictive conditions, and the seized property was returned to the business owners.

An indictment was filed against a Tel Aviv resident who, according to the prosecution, forced a taxi driver to drive him for about two hours under threat and eventually robbed him of money and a phone. He is also accused of breaking into apartments and stealing property, and in one case, threatening the apartment owner.

Against the backdrop of a financial dispute and repeated demands for money, a 36-year-old resident of Neve Yamin is accused of creating an improvised arrow from an iron rod and shooting his father from a range of about four meters. The arrow hit his neck and stopped near the spinal cord and major blood vessels. After he collapsed, his son told him: "Say it was an accident."

Chairman of the "Lemaanchem" organization, Yossi Erblich, visited Rambam Hospital in Haifa and claimed that the controversy surrounding the medical treatment of IDF soldiers is intended to divert attention from government funding withheld from peripheral hospitals.

Likud comptroller Shai Galili, who is running in the Coastal Plain (Mishor HaHof) district, claimed that the Tamra branch was assigned to the district even though its location is in the Haifa and Galilee area. The chairman of the election committee replied that due to the "significant delay," the change cannot be made now, but clarified: "In the future, the necessary change will be made."

Two Ukrainian 'Flamingo' cruise missiles hit the 'Progress' plant in Samara, which manufactures 'Soyuz-2' rockets, potentially halting production for over a year. Simultaneously, a massive drone attack destroyed the largest Wildberries logistics center near Moscow.

Kozo Okamoto refused to speak and asked to die after failing his mission. According to the transcripts of Rehavam Ze'evi's testimony, he promised to give the terrorist his pistol with one bullet in exchange for information - but never intended to keep the agreement.

Police claim that suspicions against 23-year-old Ahmad Al-Rajoub, arrested for the murder of attorney Arbel Feldman, have strengthened. Investigators report having evidence regarding the motive, planning, and execution of the crime. The defense has raised questions about the suspect's mental fitness, and his detention has been extended by nine days.

The terrorist organization will proceed this week to elect a new leader for the Strip, according to a Qatari report. The leading candidate, Ali al-Amoudi, served as head of Yahya Sinwar's office but is considered a pragmatist who pushes for participation in Palestinian elections. Simultaneously, Hamas accuses Israel of violating the roadmap.

The government is promoting a decision of approximately 3 billion shekels to strengthen settlement along 500 km of the border. As early as September, about 40 Nahal groups are expected to be established, including hundreds of young people. Strock: "A historic strategic act like no other."

The "Manhigim" organization has announced a boycott of school year opening conferences and the suspension of data synchronization with the ministry. The move follows grievances over teacher shortages and administrative decisions that principals claim are harming the education system. "Patience has run out," they stated.

Knesset member Moshe Saada, former deputy head of Mahash, reveals the behind-the-scenes of Israel's judicial system. In the "Al Ze" podcast, he discusses the Military Advocate General affair, the Force 100 case, and the need for fundamental reforms in law enforcement.