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History in Jurmala: First permanent Chabad House in the Latvian resort city
A Chabad House was inaugurated in the heart of the main and bustling street of the famous resort city in Latvia. The mayor also took the microphone and spoke "like a true Hasid."
Chili Tropper: 'We Will Not Complete Netanyahu's Coalition'
In an interview with 103FM, MK Chili Tropper stated that his party, 'The Zionist-Reservists Home,' aims to form a broad Zionist government and will not join a coalition dependent on non-Zionist factions. He also criticized the government's handling of the draft law and its treatment of military commanders.
Rebellion in Likud: David Amsalem 'Crowns' Gadi Eisenkot
Minister David Amsalem criticized Benjamin Netanyahu in a radio interview while offering unexpected praise for Gadi Eisenkot. The remarks have sparked significant political debate within the Likud party.
A Race Against Time: Complex Kidney Transplant Operation Between Israel and Cyprus
Early Wednesday, a complex cross-transplant operation between Israel and Cyprus concluded successfully. Three pairs of donors and recipients received life-saving kidneys through international coordination.
From the plane to the hotel buffet: tips to save thousands of calories on vacation | Dr. Maya Roseman
Vacation is not the time for strict diets, but there's no reason to return home feeling bloated and heavier. The secret lies in avoiding automatic eating and following a few simple, mindful habits.
Putin invites allies: North Korea deploys missiles in Russia, while Kyiv goes up in flames
According to Ukrainian intelligence, North Korea has begun deploying a missile unit in western Russia that will include 120 ballistic missiles and six launchers. At the same time, the shortage of interceptors makes it difficult for Ukraine to deal with Russian attacks.
IDF Admits Delay in Evacuating 13 New Outposts
The IDF confirmed it refrained from evacuating 13 new illegal outposts in Judea and Samaria last week, with plans to resume operations in the coming days. Officials noted that the constant emergence of these sites diverts critical resources from counter-terrorism efforts.
Chiney Marom: Israel Faces Serious Shortage of Interceptor Missiles
Major General (res.) Eliezer (Chiney) Marom warned of a critical shortage of interceptor missiles in both the US and Israel. He emphasized that current production capacities are insufficient to meet defense needs.
War booty? IDF soldiers took robes and slippers from a hotel in Lebanon
According to testimonies, reserve soldiers from the commando brigade who operated in southern Lebanon took spa robes, slippers, and toiletries from a hotel used by the forces. The IDF has opened an investigation into the case.
Silenseed Reveals New Data: SIL204 May Help the Immune System Recognize and Attack Tumors
New preclinical data indicate that the SIL204 treatment acts on three key mechanisms by which cancer tumors evade the immune system, strengthening the scientific basis for combination immunotherapy.
Amsalem Sparks Commotion in Likud: "His Place Is in the Opposition"
David Amsalem's remarks favoring the inclusion of Gadi Eisenkot into the Likud have ignited a sharp confrontation on the right: Avi Dichter offered support, Tali Gottlieb attacked, and Itamar Ben Gvir used the opportunity to send a message to Benjamin Netanyahu.
Yinon Magal is furious at David Amsalem: 'He decided he wants to lose the election'
Radio 103FM hosts Ben Caspit and Yinon Magal argued following Minister David Amsalem's remarks that he would be happy to see Gadi Eisenkot in the Likud. Magal attacked the former Chief of Staff, while Caspit claimed that the criticism against him actually strengthens him.
Investing in Tomorrow: The Metro Project is Israel's Future
Economist Shlomo Maoz questions the necessity of the metro project, suggesting we wait for future technologies. However, experts argue that innovation does not replace infrastructure but relies on it.
History in the Turkish Skies: First Woman to Reach General Rank in the Air Force
Ozlem Karapinar has become the first woman in Turkish history to reach the rank of general in the Air Force. The promotion was part of a major round of military appointments signed by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
David Amsalem: "Gadi Eisenkot's Natural Place is in Likud"
Minister David Amsalem discussed internal Likud party processes and Gadi Eisenkot's political future in an interview with 103fm. He emphasized the importance of ideological continuity and leadership experience during the current national crisis.
The move that worries Israel: "If this is the agreement that will be signed - Iran will gain big"
Iran researcher Dani Citrinowicz claimed in a conversation with Gideon Oko and Amichai Attali that, according to reports, the emerging agreement between the USA and Iran may grant Tehran significant achievements regarding control over the Strait of Hormuz and economic relief.
Former Aman Chief: "I Don't Buy That the US Has Run Out of Munitions"
Major General (res.) Tamir Hayman stated that reports regarding the depletion of US munitions are part of an internal political strategy designed to justify a shift toward diplomatic negotiations with Iran.
Trump: "Iran will not obtain a nuclear weapon, we deserve an A+ grade"
Donald Trump stated that negotiations with Iran are progressing positively and promised that Tehran will not obtain nuclear weapons. The president also praised the state of the U.S. economy, emphasized the strategic importance of AI leadership, and highlighted the success of his tariff policy.
A crushing blow to the elite: New York City mayor removes billionaires from city hall
According to a Wall Street Journal report, Mayor Zohran Mamdani fired dozens of senior executives and tycoons this week from the 'Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City.' Officials note that following his actions, other companies are eyeing locations outside of New York.
US Munitions Depleted: Pentagon Warns of 'Dangerous Lows' Amid Iran Conflict
The US military is facing a severe munitions crisis, having exhausted nearly 80% of its central air defense interceptor inventory. Senior commanders warn that Pentagon stockpiles have reached a "dangerous low" as the conflict with Iran continues.
Congressman accused of violence against family refuses to withdraw candidacy
For the party, the main concern is now political rather than personal. The seventh district of Ohio has historically been a safe Republican stronghold, but in light of the serious scandal, the seat is now in clear danger.
The young want air, the state wants money: The smoking war stirring up China
A young woman who went out with her mother, who is recovering from cancer, was attacked after confronting a couple on their way to a restaurant. The case joins a series of incidents that reveal a deep generational gap, almost non-existent enforcement, and a huge government economic interest.
Yoav Segalovitz signs agreement with Mansour Abbas: his spot on the list confirmed
Segalovitz is expected to take the second spot on the Ra'am party list for the Knesset, subject to the finalization of all agreements between the parties.
Suspicion: 24-year-old man smuggled illegal immigrants into Israel and ran them over - one died
A 24-year-old suspect was located in Beersheba after allegedly smuggling three illegal immigrants into Israel, running them over, and causing the death of one of them. Police officers located his vehicle under a water conduit, and after the suspect was found, he was taken for interrogation.
Smiling on TikTok, worrying at home: Burnham's plans and the reality
The new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham broadcasts: "I work for you," but his political rivals warn that his plans have no budgetary coverage and their implementation will lead to tax hikes or increased debt. In the background, there is also criticism regarding immigration issues.
Ronald Lauder Closes 'Political Checkbook' Amid Stock Decline
Cosmetics heir Ronald Lauder, a long-time financier of the Republican Party, has abruptly halted political donations. His net worth has seen a $1.2 billion decline due to the drop in company stock.
Student Neighborhood in Haifa on the Brink: "We Have Stopped Being Silent in the Face of Haredi Bullying"
Residents of the Neve Sha'anan neighborhood are complaining about Shabbat songs broadcast via loudspeakers, claiming it is noise pollution reflecting the Haredization of the area. Conversely, some welcome the atmosphere and reject the claims. Authorities have launched an investigation into the matter.
In the Arab world they claim: 'The US attack on Iran will start at this rate'
The IRGC demands full control over the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for 'goodwill gestures' toward the US. Meanwhile, Pakistan and Qatar are leading mediation efforts to prevent a full-scale war.
"Yes, Boss": The Relationship Between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump Is Absolutely One-Sided
The IDF has been directed by the political echelon to reduce activity in Gaza. Donald Trump's pressure is proving effective, forcing Israel to limit its military operations.
The war on the Supreme Court is blinding the government - and weakening the war on UNRWA | Lilach Sigan
The court provided the government with a legal tool to continue fighting UNRWA, but it is not being utilized. Instead of turning the ruling into a lever for international struggle, the leadership is missing the battle to disarm Hamas of its ideological weapons.
Bitan's muscle, Netanyahu's sting: The political nightmare of the "Likud Bulldozer" | Mati Tuchfeld
Everyone in Likud knew the pit was dug, but Katz walked in like a rookie. Netanyahu got what he wanted, Bitan waited in the corner with a knife between his teeth, and the court put an end to the scheme.
IDF Observers' Legacy: 'Project Oz' Protects Jewish Communities Worldwide
Almost three years after the fall of 18 IDF surveillance soldiers at Nahal Oz, their legacy lives on through 'Project Oz.' The initiative establishes 18 control rooms globally to protect Jewish communities in their honor.
"I chased him for three years": New details emerge in Rishon LeZion lawyer murder
The court is set to discuss extending the detention of a 20-year-old suspect in the murder of a lawyer in Rishon LeZion. The suspect turned himself in, claiming the motive was a long-standing debt.
Bank Mizrahi-Tefahot invests 98.8 million shekels in waste management sector
Bank Mizrahi-Tefahot continues its non-banking investment strategy by injecting 98.8 million shekels into Mafat, a company specializing in waste collection, sorting, and landfill operations.
The Dual Front of Negev Therapists: Treating Trauma While Facing Personal Threats
Following the October 7 events, the demand for mental health services in the Bedouin Negev society has surged. Amidst a lack of resources, therapists are facing increasing threats, prompting the development of a new professional safety protocol.
After a decade together, her partner is required to leave Israel: "We are not the only couple"
Evelyn and Andrei have been living together for over 10 years, underwent fertility treatments, and established a joint business. Just before completing the citizenship process, Andrei was ordered to leave the country within 30 days. The Population Authority claims that contradictions arose during their interview.
The mission - sleep: The shingles virus lies dormant in the body - and then breaks out | Prof. Rafi Carasso
What is the reason for the continuous lack of sleep, how to overcome migraine pain, and why is there sometimes a blurriness in the period after cataract surgery?
The rumor turned into riots: How one fire reignited the northern West Bank | Ran Edelist
The fire at Havat Gilad was investigated and no findings of arson were discovered, but settler harassment of Palestinian villages continued.
Women have already conquered physics, now academia must stop losing them | Prof. Avi Domb
As Israel faces a shortage of scientists and engineers, every outstanding researcher who drops out of the track due to structural barriers is a loss for academia and industry.
The American warehouse is emptying: The figure that stopped the strike on Iran at the last moment
The U.S. has used nearly 80% of its THAAD interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors in the war with Iran. The shortage has alarmed Gulf states and was among the considerations that led Donald Trump to halt an additional strike over the weekend.