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The Lebanese Army reported that a soldier was lightly wounded in an IDF strike against a bulldozer in Al-Mansouri. The incident follows a deadly encounter in Majdal Zoun, where two IDF soldiers were killed earlier this week.

Following the filing of indictments against six defendants in the murder case of the late Binyamin Razi, his mother Dikla harshly criticized their demands for eased detention conditions and spoke of curses, mockery, and a sense of threat from those close to the defendants.

Israeli seniors are living longer, but are also suffering more from diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's. The sharp rise in life expectancy requires financial resources that are not always available. Pension savings can be the difference between welfare and need.

Itzik Shiruki was exposed on Kan 11 as someone who managed to save enough money to retire from work, but we identified him as the financial blogger Zik. We caught him for a short conversation about anonymity on the web and the winning tips for the beginner financial blogger.

In 'petal', Ariana Grande turns toxic love, guilt, and disillusionment into 12 dizzying songs, sharpening once again that her power lies not only in her rare voice but also in her writing, acting, and ability to turn emotional cracks into music that won't let go of the ear.

In Likud, Religious Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit, they are scratching their heads: 15–25 mandates of right-wing voters are refusing to vote for them at this stage. How to attract them, and is the solution the establishment of a new party?

Brigadier General (res.) Yuval Bezek elaborated during an interview on 103FM regarding the unique "Erez" program he heads: "We accompany the officers throughout their professional path out of shared responsibility."

A new right-wing party in the UK has been embroiled in a storm after a senior member hinted that Nigel Farage was influenced by Jewish supporters. At the same time, questions are being raised about the ties of figures in its circle to extremist views.

According to testimonies from dozens of political figures and various advisors, the mayor of New York emerges as a thin-skinned person who is extremely sensitive to public criticism and is primarily preoccupied with his public image.

The Minister of Defense is ending a two-year term with zero achievements, but with countless arrogant statements, confrontations with the IDF leadership, pandering to Judea and Samaria settlers, and voting against the law to arrest Haredi draft dodgers, in complete opposition to the army's position.

The migration crisis in the Spanish enclaves undermines the international standing of Morocco, our important partner in the Abraham Accords, which until now has stood out as a regional anchor of political and economic stability.

Yaakov Nagel, former National Security Advisor and head of the NSC, provided his perspective during an interview on 103FM regarding the defense agreement being formed between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan: "Saudi Arabia is in many ways a paper tiger."

The US President signed new executive orders aimed at limiting eligibility for automatic citizenship in the US, after the Supreme Court rejected his previous attempt. The move is expected to spark further legal struggle from human rights organizations.

Dr. Kobi Barda, a historian of American politics, criticized the US president's conduct regarding Iran during an interview on 103FM. He also provided a perspective on the American situation vis-à-vis China.

The US Vice President has sparked a fresh controversy after publicly mocking the weight of a conservative commentator who criticized his stance on Iran. The incident has reignited the debate over Vance's combative style, which supporters view as authentic and critics label as crude.

Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan primaries is igniting a sharp internal struggle within the Democratic Party. Centrist elements are warning against the strengthening of the progressive left and are investing millions in an attempt to stop the trend ahead of the 2028 elections.

Israir shareholders approved the investment deal in the new 'Super Fly' customer club with a 99% majority. The deal values the club at approximately 315 million shekels, with Israir's share reflecting a value of about 31.5 million shekels.

According to reports in Iran, Mojtaba Khamenei has not met with government members since the attack in February and has not appeared in public since his appointment. Rumors of a deterioration in his condition are circulating in Tehran, but there is no official confirmation.

Many people are walking among us with heavy burdens from the last three years, even if they themselves were not on the battlefield. It wouldn't hurt us to show a little interest in them.

Now, after the first episodes of the series “HaPshuta”, I can say: “HaPshuta” is okay. Perfectly okay. When I heard there was a series based on a script by “HaPshuta”, I expected a lot.

A court in New Mexico has ordered Meta to allocate hundreds of millions of dollars to address damages caused to teenagers using its platforms. A significant portion of the funds is dedicated to practical support services for young people.

The warning that Netanyahu himself voiced before the massacre, Yinon Magal's attack on the Eisenkot family, and the Likud's sputtering campaign reveal a system that has lost its way.

For the first time in the history of "Married at First Sight," the couples went on a retreat abroad just before the decisions. But it was Noa and Ari who proved that even a Spanish sunset cannot resolve an argument in which each is convinced they are living in a different reality.

A student at a Bangkok school opened fire on campus. One teacher was killed and four people were wounded, including three students. Following a prolonged manhunt within the school grounds, the shooter took his own life.

A tragic morning near Beit Shemesh: a cyclist in his 30s died after being struck by a vehicle. MADA paramedics were forced to declare his death at the scene.

In the last book Edna Mazya completed before her death, the Israeli theater is in turmoil, and its people do not seem particularly nice. A modest and kind souvenir from the desk of a beloved creator.

The studios are full of discussions about antisemitism, but no one talks about the Christian priests who are spat upon or the Arab bus drivers who are regularly attacked in Jerusalem.

The commercial complex at Cinema City Glilot is emptying out and showing abandoned shops, while the nearby "Big" complex is bustling with life. At the same time, the Nitsba company is facing millions in lawsuits from chains like Landwer and Shufersal, alleging neglect and economic collapse.

The man who wanted to save the country discovered that his public only wanted to save it from Bibi. Will the adherence to statehood be the sin for which there is no atonement?

The IDF warns that the restrictions imposed by the political echelon on the Iranian, Lebanese, Gazan, and West Bank fronts are harming freedom of action and decision-making, while simultaneously warning of a future shortage of Apache and Yasur helicopters.

A Maariv poll indicates stability in the mandate map: the coalition remains with 49 mandates, and the Zionist opposition with 57. Most of the public opposes joining Ra'am to the coalition and the proposed arrangement in Gaza.

The Minister of Finance continues to try and torpedo the Prime Minister's decision to establish a light rail in Be'er Sheva. Netanyahu must understand that this sabotage is not only a disregard for government decisions, but also a direct blow to the Likud electorate.

The show of humiliation known as the Likud primaries broke records of populism — and we will all pay the economic price. Immediately after the establishment of the new government, a tax reform is urgently needed.

The Turkish Foreign Minister accused Israel of an "occupying mentality" and called on the international community to pressure it to stop its activities in Syria. Gideon Sa'ar replied that Turkey itself violates Syria's sovereignty and clarified: "It will not happen."

A year after the murder of Chabad emissary Zvi Kogan in the UAE, a synagogue and youth center were inaugurated in his memory in Beitar Illit. The moving ceremony combined commemoration, a 'halake' ceremony, and the donation of tefillin by Border Police soldiers.

More than 350 children of Chabad emissaries from around the world arrived in Israel for a unique summer camp. Alongside activities and studies, they developed community projects and won grants to help them bring them to fruition.

Saudi Arabia claims that Iran, the Houthis, and Iraqi militias are preparing to attack the kingdom. In Riyadh, they threaten to respond to any threat, against the backdrop of preparations for an operation in Yemen and rising tensions in the Red Sea.

Two bathers in the Sea of Galilee were diagnosed with corneal damage attributed to the microsporidia parasite. The Ministry of Health emphasizes that swimming is permitted, but recommends contacting an ophthalmologist if redness, pain, or a foreign body sensation occur.

A Jerusalem Post investigation reveals a suspected bot network on X that boosted content from New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. Cyber experts claim IP addresses lead to the Mayor's Office, but the identity of the operators has not yet been proven.

A new bill in Tehran seeks to ban the passage of American and Israeli ships through the Strait of Hormuz and impose heavy fines on violators. The legislation taking shape in the Iranian parliament could ignite a new confrontation.