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The plan being developed between Iran and Oman will allow Tehran to intervene in ship traffic and collect a toll for passage. Shipping companies warn that a transit fee could create a precedent that would undermine the rules of freedom of navigation in international straits.

After his body remains were found, it is now revealed that on the very day of Eldar Dayan's disappearance, a citizen reported to the police about the abandoned vehicle, the shattered windshield, and bloodstains at the gas station. Retired officers criticize the management of the search.

The remains of Eldar Dayan were found about two weeks after he went missing, about 50 meters from the vehicle in which he was traveling with his friends. Two of his friends are suspected of murder, and the police are investigating how the body was not located earlier.

Watermelon is considered a refreshing summer fruit, but excessive consumption can exacerbate problems for those with kidney disease, diabetes, and digestive system issues. Experts recommend adjusting the amount to one's medical condition and consulting a professional when necessary.

North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile into the sea for the first time in over a month. Seoul raised its alert level, Japan and the United States condemned the act, against the backdrop of joint exercises and North Korean threats in response to Japan arming itself with Tomahawk missiles.

The Department for the Investigation of Police Officers (Mahash) has closed the criminal investigation into Haifa police station commander Lieutenant Colonel Eyal Shahar. Authorities found insufficient evidence for indecent assault charges and determined that a relationship with a subordinate did not cross the criminal threshold, though disciplinary proceedings have been recommended.

Tehran threatens to strike the oil, electricity, and water infrastructure of Gulf states if they do not pressure Donald Trump to stop the attacks and resume negotiations. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman are working to prevent regional escalation.

The Ganey Tikva municipality canceled a 5 million shekel tender for school furniture and awarded the contract to a construction firm, despite it not being a furniture supplier. The court overturned the decision and ordered a new selection process.

The "Of HaNegev" slaughterhouse in Ofakim was acquitted of charges regarding the illegal employment of minors. The Regional Labor Court ruled that responsibility for the employment violations lies with the subcontractors, not the service requester.

The AIPAC political committee tried to promote Representative Haley Stevens in the primaries, but El-Sayed, a harsh critic of Israel who supports a full arms embargo, won by a small margin and with only a relative majority.

According to the indictment, Yinon Elia Levi ordered a minor to break through an agricultural area in Umm al-Khair, confronted the residents, and fired at them. One of the bullets killed Odeh Ahadlin, who was documenting the incident on his mobile phone.

Ofel Malul, who recently went public about the rape she claims to have suffered, shares details of the incident in an interview with 103fm and points to a series of failures in the Israel Police investigation.

The Deputy Mayor does not deny that there was contact between him and the employee, but claims: "It was not exactly a sexual relationship, we were drunk and it lasted a few seconds." At the same time, he accuses the complainant's husband, who is subordinate to him in the municipality, of a "conspiracy."

MK Hanoch Milvitsky presented his vision for the Israeli judicial system after expressing anger over Supreme Court Justice Alex Stein's decision to freeze the budget transfer approved by his committee. "The Knesset will choose judges and the High Court will remain an appellate court," he said.

Bennett attacks Eisenkot sharply, but absorbs harsh criticism for running a campaign devoid of strategy. At the same time, the drop of Bennett and Lapid in the polls against the surge of Eisenkot begins to stir a quiet rebellion in Yesh Atid.

Oded Eilam, a former senior Mossad official, warned against taking the gloves off in Lebanon, but demanded to strike without restrictions any organization in the south of the country. Later, he attacked Donald Trump and his policy: "His corporations went bankrupt six times."

An explosive drone detected near Ukrainian planes at Leipzig Airport led to the closure of a runway and the diversion of flights. Germany is investigating a suspicion of planned sabotage by Russia, and the Interior Minister warns of a "new level of danger."

The new drug from Takeda targets the biological mechanism of the disease, potentially improving all major symptoms, including sudden sleep attacks and loss of muscle tone.

A large drone was intercepted while crossing the Israel-Egypt border. Security forces discovered a large cache of weapons on board, likely intended for the Hamas terrorist organization. Meanwhile, a resident of Ar'ara was arrested on suspicion of illegal weapons possession.

Melih Gugbakan, a Turkish citizen who worked as an Uber driver, was arrested in New Jersey after allegedly posing as a senior official close to Donald Trump, using AI-generated images, and charging $3,000 from investor visa applicants without ever submitting their applications.

Apollo Power received an order from Amazon Europe for a solar project in France worth about 2 million shekels; the stock jumped by about 10%, but is still far from its peaks after losing almost 96% in five years.

Ahead of the elections, Haim Ramon estimates that no bloc will reach 61 seats, and that Eisenkot will be able to form a government with the external support of the Arab parties, while Netanyahu will remain without a majority.

Major General (res.) Eitan Ben-Eliahu was interviewed on 103fm radio and addressed the controversy surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump's repeated threats, and the concerning shortage of American interceptors: "His military leverage is almost lost."

The cyber giant's stock will begin trading at the end of the trading day in the flagship indices of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, with a weight cap of 5%. Its entry will be gradual, and at the same time, the weight cap for Ormat was reduced from 4%.

Ram Ben-Barak admitted that the polls for the 'Bechad' party are not encouraging, but expressed confidence in his place on the list. Regarding Eisenkot, he said he lacks government experience and defended Yoav Segalovitz, who left 'Yesh Atid' and joined Mansour Abbas in Ra'am: "He is a brave man."

The State Attorney's Office has appealed to the Supreme Court, arguing that the seven-year prison sentence for Elhanan Rot, convicted of rape and severe sexual offenses against two children, is insufficient given the severity of the crimes.

Against the backdrop of the approaching Likud primaries, Minister Idit Silman clarified in a conversation with Nissim Mishal and Anat Davidov that she is not worried about her seat, addressed Dudi Amsalem's remarks about Eisenkot, and confronted Mishal, who accused her of reading from a "talking points" memo.

The second day of talks between Israel and Lebanon in Rome concluded earlier than planned yesterday following an explosion in the Majdal Zoun area and subsequent border escalation.

Buying a refrigerator is one of the most significant financial investments in every Israeli home. It is a central appliance that operates 24/7 and is expected to last for a decade or more, yet many consumers make costly errors during the purchase process.

The world of laser hair removal continues to evolve at a rapid pace, with new technologies changing the way people experience the treatment. If in the past many feared pain or uncertainty regarding the results, today the reality looks completely different.

Guerrilla warfare in Lebanon, a change in policy in Gaza, reinforcement of forces in the West Bank, and additional reserve mobilization – the series of challenges facing the IDF in the coming days looks particularly complex, and the political echelon is blocking any significant action.

Despite the uncertainty in the economy and the still-high interest rates, real estate deals continue to be signed across the country. These are the prices buyers paid this week — from Haifa to Beersheba.

A new report by the UN World Food Programme warns that the "El Niño" climate phenomenon could add 49 million people to the cycle of hunger, spike food prices, and exacerbate the crisis in 45 vulnerable countries.

After Eldar Dayan's mother heard reports about the discovery of a body, she immediately arrived at the scene and confronted the police forces: "Take me to see my son, I will tell you if it is him."

The grenade was thrown early in the morning, causing damage to the structure. In another incident overnight, a fragmentation grenade was thrown at a tower in the prestigious Park Tzameret neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv, causing damage to the entrance floor.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani took the stage to speak at a police support event, but was forced to leave the stage in less than a minute following boos, insults, and loud protests from thousands of participants.

Donald Trump hoped that the Cuban regime would collapse by the midterm elections in November. The forecast did not materialize, and now the CIA is establishing a secret task force designed to increase pressure on Havana and undermine its leadership.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Moderna's Mfalusiva, the first seasonal flu vaccine based on mRNA technology. In a large-scale trial, the vaccine showed a 26.6% higher relative efficacy compared to a standard-dose flu vaccine.

Matan Kahana sharply criticizes the government's conduct in the north, claims that Israel has lost its freedom of action in Lebanon, calls for striking Hezbollah with force, and also addresses Qatar, Gadi Eisenkot, and the political system.

The wars in Iran and Ukraine, historic fires, the migration crisis, and fears of rising energy prices expose Europe's weakness, as it struggles to influence the decisions that shape its security and future.